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1 :°* 111 "roW will be Ptoll , slled', in 3 viols. 12111 U. With Plates, by Lowry, ' C'NVERsiarioNs ON CAEMISTAY. In t i.o ,clivius of rhAt Scince Are tanniiArl,) ex. pidin • in Expedlnents. Pr' n.:(I t, L‘negman, Hurst, pees, and Orme, Pater. 110 , :te'r ' Tvis Day *vt:re published., In one v,)1,.. 11) :: 0 a ivo priLe 6s. boards. II FDICAI coLLEcnoNs the EFFECTS at CO 1.1 as a ketnedy in ce , ,tait. Diseases. With an Appendix e , ,ntaining an Account of slim.: Experiments made with a view to ascertain the EtEids or Cold W.d.r , upon the tit rse.. by j UN EDNI()%IDS STOCK,.III. D. Lit:entilte of Itte Royal College of l'hysieiamt„ London.; Mentb,n' of the Royal M.:dical a:4 Naturil lii•Aory So_ defies of Udiliburgh ; of the Medical and Caettucaf Su tit lil Wu!. • _ . ;0, it,:ts, am! Urine, l'ate'r 110:itcr-rt.w, Of whom may be had, jusz published. • i:The Mod-ro Pi . 7-ztice of Phys.e lly Edward Goodman Ciaike, Aulii•r of ." Niedicinre Pfaxcus Compen dium ;" Cl 111:. College or ity al. iana,. London, and l'r,yactaii to tile Forces, Scc. In t vol. isvo; priLe 9a. in boar :4. z ,fit o! . Socizty of London, instituted in thet,Ycm . 1773, Si Volume, UI gvu, price tai, boards. • Tins Day rya s .1 in 12rno. tine f'aper, wiut best tr.k, c, in inwrovcil Edition of it. , .MENK)I3 TA TECII NICA ; or, I M,.qt:tl;l (.)1 A tt:tit..i.tl 111emory, apriicit to and exent. pltticrt y.: Illt.e.)1 I Litory, (..;eq,ir t r,tph At.. y, t101101Ily t ';41!“, , ‘ ,. s;ii;lits, To ‘‘titcli iii 14)w Nit ii.ll , ,lllcci I,4iwtf3 Aff;iCititml‘s, 111 V; I,'ill, 11 , 411,t-ilc., ut Litt:Nitwit iitr 0:16 : .• F... 11 i vl v.ira 1 5,..,r.001t ; ~ , ;tali! Itt orCro le,tonb or: Wiltings cJt ti, c : . : :.y tI3C 111. o. Ilotace ‘‘ . :tlpoic ar.ti Dr. biL. lIICi 2. ‘ i';1:1•T1 eilgravr:ti Tltlcs anti •r, .•:,„;,.: . " Eve 1, 1 ,2; or, ..IThe 11 01 - .1 • I i.1411 - 411ce ioto IVorttl." 3 1(1 , Cronc l 6 e ..• th , 3 tiltr zi !':!def y ' of .•, (,)1 th I.e.Lrucr, tL,. Ex,LL. ..uuipt% he:•Lila,.; 311 I. pit—wet ot M(Alern t;eog,t.tpl, J , ; I:so tllC u :ie ( 4 1 and Private l'e„,c,it.c.r4, !MY' IN C F ;1;1)%.it A OA ihd LEASE htloiocoregr•lnted to V V 13,phct dist Nlattlit ;at 11! ivs Lamk, sit are he:lr the Town ot "I:htee Rivets, in the sLid Province of Lowe): CH114,1:1, cOIIIIICUM4 k ILoWn :111}i Called t ft) RC; I.ot Al Ald RIC wiU ex pireaini end 00 T aes day the ist Aiaril. itSs , 7, Pub Lie Notteci is tit‘tet . ore hereby given; that thr said PreiniAcs, with the iniArante l. in the River SAN , ing, near the s„id .:.al a, furthi•r extriision of the*Waste Land4of the cro ,, a toid River Saint to uric 4, u p muds trow the Lanai by the 1.4:4,a!‘;5, ran exceeding three leagues in troat by two an tl4pth, and all and every .: Appurtenances thereunto beionAing, wall be pair up at it WC AUCTION, &y Ni cs , r ,;,, hi:llo,p lsiit tctJt..)LsEY, tat their uctioh. Room in th:! C tty of Qt.it:bec, in the said .Priolicee, on Wednesday the A v;,11 kjay 61 isiui 4 Lease therea,t, to Ll(e effect fiptu \hc Ist day of ler the Term of Twenty ttpoo.the 'Conditions hereunder wriztcn, will he ajtv . :lgeti, to the Petsca who shalt bud the highest Atlllt44l lt4 et therclut. lIERIMAN W. RYLAND. By Ordtr of Ift. lii(cd!cncy ihe Lit'.l'. Govo - nor in Count.ii.' , • . Cnniltionb qf v-e Sdle tit OW LC:lst: of the King's Fome s at S.tiiit Miatrice, rercricil, to in ow %hr,vc AaVeCtistrilri.t. hal Lugs es be enfilL<l to work the present Iron l!!::1C4, other A - hid:they may , lift(' on the P ra re nia:.; ti ;tics or Gi•ln or Silver cxi.cyteili, f or their own ad. y a ni a p, s ; cu t trout the l'remi.c, 411 quantity of IVe,ott which may he occe , .s icy f,ir Cdfrysr4 , oo :Awn Winks, and .toy &fantails:tortes or fArtic.e:i to be made iron, such Mines, to erect arty liuilcitii a on the Soil, and to cultivate it as they may think proper. 2d. Tina the LeJ6C shall he for Twenty Years. 3d. That the Lessees oiull annually pay the Annual rent t wiocii the Preint4eS Lhall be struck off to tour equal Q uat. tetly . Payinen:, _ hit t;!: I,e4scce shill C 0014114: to carry on the works or me Fot..;...t , ciurii,k tot: Tei to of their unless prevent. e d by foolo2. cat Wood qr Oft: ; that tlik: two,. 1.1.;:5tx4 shall be entitled to I'6 vilege;i; aint,lar,to thobegr.nited to the present 1./.:ssees by their. to keep up the flUilding s stlt. it they o.'ll' he boon! now tli;; Prembies in all 1 1 .:cess,iry rcimos, ant deliver them up at the ex/A..lnel) of their Lease ;n as gooti a condi tlon as they shall receive the same, together with all Build. ig.; dud ,hay shaliereet therCon, ail *ii ia.et be eon ko: to receive l i ra His Majesty, his liens, err ,ticecisNr s , compcnsazum or inrii;thaiticaLum for such fo; - any Daildints or. Alterations ‘vhich tiny may think vet to .make on the PairillS , N. 6th. That the Lesseea shall pay to the. present I.c;sees, for the movable Property conne.eted with the Forges,. ~,,juve be on band, i g t the conclusion of th 3 present 1.1.:;.i5e (the Manufacture of the Forges and - all Article; belonging to His . I , 4 „i, cisty being e xcepted), a.Sutp not exceeding in such tali " wit () value aita flow of inyotent as they ageze, et', ottertvise, as ;nay. be setikal by Arbitrators chosen 4 ifi4 atties, and th4t such value Shan be esthuntett by till .l or the sevcral articles tor car.. raters according tO the Utility rying on the Iniiinss and tile manuf , atires of the Forges in future.. The vc , v I.e;, , ce , :s shall ih.l at liberty_ to enter upon the Premises d;iringtii.tiMonths next before the ex pi. ration of the prcAld LcaW, to'vvl:.bell :Ma after the lit Nov. 1806 tOr the purpose , of cutting - vootlin such quanti ties as they shall see tit. That thenew L esse s sh;;11 rective from the present Lessees lie b sto1;1( ot Ore which they, the present Lessee., in warn'. ince of 1114,ii cnicagennat, slull•provitte in the year tgoti, for use of the 4 , rger di the }ear t und Oaf! pay lo :hts present Lessees the Slim which the" nvilection ut the Ore nrovidedshall have cost. ty Order of Hk E xcellency tILitM NW. RN' LAND. • he Licut. Ciontho • r Cutotut, NOV. A PROPOSAL` • - • At once calculated to encourage tbe.Fine Arts in this , Couri. try, and celebrate the greatest .E vent tnat ever adorned its History, THE BATTLE OF TRAFALCA R, AND THE DEATH LORD VISCOUN'r NELSON. - - ,TEssE,B., BOYDELL acid` Co, offer Fl\ 1; 1 1 tit/NOR El) GUINEAS to any British Artist who shalt piiilt the best Piclure Jan that Subje4t, from which a Print lil4ll be engraved in the first style of excellency, the size and in the nutruicr of the Death of General Wolfe, at present their'property ; and the Original 'Pittnre will after. ~yards be presented to the Admiralty, or some s u c h appro priate. Public Body, That all partiality maybe removed from them concerning the tnerits oldie Pktures, they mean; with respeelfoldeforence, to entreat such of the Directors and Visitors of The British' I nstitutim tor promoting the Fine Arts in the United Kingdom," as will allow iliernselvn to be referred to, no determine the excellence of the Perform. ances Of the different Artists. Reipeeting the Engraving, experience lias taught them not' to employ Artists who, to the disappointment or the Public, and their great private detritnent, ;live delayed the publication of Prints on popular subjeeta. The admirers of the Fine Arts may therefore de. vend upon every kind of dispatch compatible with excel lence, in the publication of this proposed PrOlt. CONDITIONS. ' ' - -The price of the Prints*. .as. each.. Ditto of 'Proofs 5 - 5 each. Half to be paid at the time of subscribing, and the remain. der .on' delivery of the Print. The Impressions ‘vil I be scrupulously delivered in the order for which they arc subscribed. Subsciiptiona reeeiven by Messrs. Boydell and Co. and Messrs. tu. and W. Nicol, No. 58, Pall-Mall, London. N It. Next Month will be publish e d, a P ortra i t o f LO RI ) 1;4:0 U E LSO . Sir William Beeclty, graved by Mt. 'Earloni, price res. 6d. Proofs ii is. Due nottce will be given of the size of the PL.;lure, &c.ll, This Day was published, Py 1. !olmsoo, Sr. PiW s Church-yard, price:4s. A 1.1 1 1:,,61.:;41N ; or, A t‘tnif . I ,V;zy .11 of deciding Old ,Courroversics. Itv 11AS AN t sTEs. The Design of this Work is to give - a PiatireolOrtho.. dozy which may c;,gage the attention of the header. Firm the LONDON GAZEYTE, Dec. 10, ihao. , . IMNirRUPTCI/ iiNLeIRG,eb. . - . Andrew. Strother, of Token.tiouselard, London, Black werl.hati-fzelor anci wdrehousernan, horn Dec. 24 to Jan. 7, at ten, at Guiltinull, BANICR UP ICY SUPERSEDED. Richard Lincoln, of YQXto nI, Suffolk, brandy: merchant. .14VX RUNTS . Henry Hemsley, of Grvai , Coram-street,- RusselLai - pare, - Middlesex, baker, to surrender Dee. 17, aB, rimi lan. zr, at ten, at Guildhall. A ttornies, Messrs. Vincent and Up. stone, Bedford -street,. Bedford-square, William Randall the elder, late of t‘lunningtree, Essex, innkeeper and tailor, to surrender Dec. 19, aa, and fan. 21, at eleven, at the Co.it,h and Horses, Ipswt n, Suttink. At.. ttirnies, AleSsrs. Bromley and Bell, Cray's-lint, London ; of Mr. lac:Liman, I pswit,ll. Abukir:lli Marsh, or Aldgatc, London, jeweller, to surrender Dec. 17, Z 1; and 1411). 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Atom:les, Messrs. Loddington and Ball, :ircoutLrics-Otticc, King';_ Bench-Walks; Temple. . . John Green, of Burton in Lansdale, Yorkshire, cotton-spin ner, to surrender Dec. to, 33, and Jan. 21, at three, at the• Briugewater Manchester. Attorilles, hlr. Wood. burn, Maneile,ter ; or Mr. Wiggicsworth, Gray's4nll-. square, London. list, Trrn iraS' . probably referred. We are not much inclined. to . speculate upon the tendency or result of this mis-: sion, as so much at present roust depend upon con jeaure. We scarcely Vaink‘ that: either Bonsriutiz or his opponents, if they have any near prospe& of advantage, will consent to set it aside for the sake of entering into negotiation.''he former would at the same time scarcely venture to rejc6t at once the proffered terms of Prussia, as that would draw down upon . him the whole Prussian Army. Neither party would, of course, agree to an Armistice, un less the reinforcements coming to the other were stopped in their progress until the Armistice ex pired. If either party could gain a material advan tage, it muit of course alter the Whole face of affairs and the. _ask& of the Negotiation. The snbie& encumbered with the greatest difficulties, nor do we see very clearly in what 'way' the Mission of Count HAUGN6Ti could operate in the then situation of afih'irs. If, however, the . Court of Berlin evinceda firm determination to commence h ost ili t i es if the proffered terms were not agreed to, BONAPARTE J UDICSS COMplc(Clybii,lldPd temporary success, must listen to voice, and pay some deference to its de cision, unless he had in the mean time gained a de eisive vietorY, an event which the judicious conduct of the Allied Armies, readers improbable ; and his not. being able, by means of such a vi&ory, to place ,himself upon vantage ground, and set the Court of, Berlin at defiance, ,is probably the :principal Cause of the.inveterate enmity displayed in his Bul letins - against the RUSsians, to' whom he. is certainly indebted for . not being able to obtain that ,second vi&ory, must nearly have decided the fate of Austria. The Journatqii Comzerce, of the 30th ult. con tainsa Letter from AuorttEAu,dated from Bregentz„ the i Bth, in Which he states, that he had compelled `six thousand Austrians to lay down their arms, al lowing them to retire into Bohemia, on condition of nOt serving for a year. As nothing, however, is said officially about this success in the Moniteurs, we must conclude. it to be a mere boast of Au- GEBEMJ. This General being only at Bregentz on the t Bth,ld scarcely be able atfoyd any assist ance to, NI.IO.I,'ENA; Tile buidz. Papers contain no further intelligence from the,Armies, As these Journals come down to the sth inst. 'we are warranted in concluding that no General Adion had taken place previous to the .2.70..11 or - 2(ith ult. as intelligence of such an event would probably have reached the Hague by the 4th 'the Russian .,\rmy under Gen. MiceEs..s c m ' , t e 1.,. L. a s, L -1 "me "Irtetr-rurce4 -Cirtne lit, the, first' column probably on the With such a large ad.litiOnal Force, the 2Vaied Troers would be an ample luateh for the French Arvoy, liasArAitTE would' 'of course Ar;tit till all the sions of his Army came up, and the 20iies Would naturally avoiit4il aaion until their reinfezet;meats had jairted. PIPIDENDS. • Dec. 3t. ,George Tinkler and John Risk, of Nleard's.court, Wardour-street, Soho Middlesex, leathersellets and co.. partners," at ten,. at • Dec. 3r. Jo s eph Ty a ll, l ate of Si tt i ngbourn, Kent, shop. keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lorictin. Jan. 18. Daniel ilsCorrilack, of marshall-street, Golden. square, Aliddiesex, coacii.inaktr o .at t+vtivr, at C,tnid • . lau. IS. Willi am T owe l] , late of Camberwell, Surrey, carpenter, at twelve, at G uildira,l, Li:warm. 21, Joins Watson, uI Liverpool, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . jan. 30. Lane, Thomas FraSer, and Thomas Boylston, : late of Nkholas.lane; London, Inert:lnuits and 'co-part_ tiers, at eleVen, at Dee, 30. l'hotrias Wood, 01 Manchester, and William jack. son, of Basingwold, Yorkshire, cOtton.spittners anti co. partners, at three, .at the Widgewater 'AfiriS 411 n, A : lan7 chester. • r Dee, 3t, William Gurclon the younger, of Stoney-Stratford,' Jitickinghanhrhire o laee.inercriant, at twelve, at tho White Horse Inli,•Stoney-Strattoid, Dec. at. George Seddon, of A Itiersgate.street, Lond on , ca binet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. . lan. 4. bibadtield Siss , tilore, • of. Basinghall-street, London, merchant area tactor C....1441e e s tates anti 4:114.1b), at ten, at Jan..{. Broadfield Sissmere and Richard Croskey, late o f • : IJa4ingriall.sireet, Lothian, merchants and factors and co. partners, at ten, 'tit 11.; oddball. Jos. iI. junit i• !innings, of Ilursnkonden, Kent, vielualler, at eleven, at Gttilttuall, London. • at. John Srainsby, or Corthill, London, woollen draper, at one,, at Jan. ;. James I.iner4usi, of Bitton, Gloucestershire brass and Speltvr-11,3ker, at eleven, sit the White Hart lint, Woad. stieet, Bristol. Jan. 3. John Keyte,' of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, builderoit•Oeven, 4t the Steurport lust, S,tourport, cestersliire. jail. 7. :.lark kowc, of Truro, Cornwall, shopkeeper, 'at eleven, at the Itual.ner T.',ve:n, Satnt-I.lllc, CG I:1 I.lq C E,S'. Dec. 3r. Edward Davis, of I.anibctli, Surrey, brewer. Davie IthWrtJoas, qt liisnopskce Without, Loudon, tail Or. brewer, of eS'aux.sticer, Strand, Midellesex, tadqr. rhepli of Aiiden4lutw,. Aston- untia. Lyne, Lanca shire, cotton-spinner, . John ISALuck, oi Pitterno:ter. (OW, London, dealer. Wiiitatn Vitt, of Wolverho.mptc9- Stallikrdshire, timber. thetchant. CP omo tines To-rtionow.l AR.% Itratt:Tior.t. 1.---; ttrcmbnrbh, $ Cotten- Lisbon, r W,,torturd. 7 FM, I)AY A r rwb.t.vg Consols fortv. Cu Itcd. t)mniturt 6 . ,h r r E SU N. goLEm uu is inents ' FALLUM AUDEAT ? 0 N .1) O.N, \:1 bermni:R I I; 181)5. ,--„,--.. ~. . W E yesterday st a t e d our disbelief cif . f the' state, Yester . day , Prince.sses A.t:4usT4, Sornt-t, and Am urJA, rode on horseback.in Windsor P ar k. ment in the Twenty-fif t h B u ll et i n o f t h e French '. The RoYAL 1 7 . 0111 .. y come to town to-day.-- capitulate. Army, that the Russian Army had offered to To-nioriow evvni t t g Th e i r M AJEsxttS will h onour capitulate. We c a n now state from. authority, that Covent-Garden Theatre, for the first time this season. Govern - Mem are in possession •of advices.frorn Ills' Generals F. DetIDA4 011 M r . ' ,an... . ;HAZER,. Who e M:lJr.i"l'N'i Anitiaiador toile EMrEHOR of RUSSIA, amm .appointed to commands in the Expedition, b at ad an . audience yesterday of the Dnx.E of Yeasts, at his dated the loth -ult. at Olinutz, which induce them - , • ' I 'hrit- l R . 1 (Axe, anti took cave of -is oy a . ill lileSS pre vious to their departure. , . It is ahnost needless to say, that the stories circulated • ; The G-'azette of last night contains Congratulatory by the French, of ails of oppression and 'barbarity Addresses to His MAJESTY, on account of the glo- . ory off, , Trafounty of ' algar, f , rom . ; New Sarum', City committed by th e Russian 'Troops in th e States rious Via of Chichester, • CEss4.-.x, COunly of Nor- Of Austria, are a l so scan d a l ons f a lsehoods. After folk, PoOle, R eadily Beatnnaris, .I)evizos, and In b., such instances oldislionourable and disgraceful eon- vernesse •._ , . . , duet, it is impossible to give credit to any .Freneli A Ntmi Cm.inT.—On Sunday night the Bth in b 1 OffiCial SLlte meta , unless it is corroborntedfiont other stant, a Comet, equal in light to a Star of the fourth ' magnitude, with a largo coma, but odialciCat or tail, quarters of undoubted authority.A3oN'ArA awn seems wasT observ ' ed at . the Royal Qbserva tory; at 'Green deternlinecl to carry on ,(.1 War of fraud and treachery, ' wich, piss the. Meridian at 60. 24 ': 7 mean time, t as Ivoll as of aims; but his having . recourse to, such with right Ascension 3b3'. W. 54". and declination . "3 6 .I 1 ' 14" s');ith •• dicco"er, i b ‘vir FIR nAGEIt the dishonourable artifices (to use the mildest term), ' • ' • ' ''. • •-• " " ' • • - , lA.,3Siitlint. rhe sato() was diseovere,d by r)r. ITER.. affords a strong proof that .he teels sirongly the cliffi. st fir!., w 4., at Slo!) P ne-srWindsor / .about the, same , v culties of his situadon. Diszippointed in his grand tiine. It couhl not - be seed' the following evening, ,objeet,,of intintidating, by force, the Eurnaaa' of t hml , tyn4ll'.el'ar ; lii a (pck 'l9. motion,' tion, to Cziriy . it into th e Ito r t havin g gOne. to tl'Q -c)titi.'.- .* GE:ammo,- into a separate Pt:aw l and humbling th Waytt e i w i t3 l it ;Toffs, o r 1;00 w the horizoil. . , House . of Austria' to the dust, be noes endeavours to On Wednesday the Q7th of November, at pone- the same objea by fraud,' hoping,* by means gall- frousedleitilst, the Moist Neble thonu - chiouess Of his . nefitrious . arts,- to disunite th e Alli es, and , n1.1)° '"" A '' 14.15 delivered at i Son. - . . render them mistrustful of each other. In this, ~ ,- 1 i C . ~‘ it s LAK E, ofthe liii7pry, is promoted to the rants , of Lieutenant, ..antl appointed t o the-Belleide. however, we have every h ope h e will ' be also clisap , I ' I R • - J ..,-r. l-. ..- °BIN'S, Jun, and ..._ N....r. —IEV.ESMANT, of the pointed, and ' u lti mate l y fi n d his dishonoutoble atti, kjelory,..ire also :. promoted to the rank of Lieute tiee.; ret,:..0.i.1 neon hims,dl wit II U.:titbit! COLL. - 1111111., Mid appointed to, that ship. —____. All . the F I st Lieutenants of the Ships engaged off Trefaliar are to he promoted to Commanders. Lieutenant , QUiLLAN, of the Vietory, is pro •moted to the rank of Commander, and appointed to the Etna Bomb.. ...- The following comtnnn ication front Admiral Myr clint.t... was yesterday transmitted from the Admi ralty by Mr. MaaisDEN, to Messrs. CAA,Dct.Etßiti., - BovD, and REED, Merchants :• (Copy) . " Driver, Halifix Ilai._twer, Nov. 5. " St it —I have received your Letter of the 3 ist ot July last s together with a copy of a Letter train the Merchants tote letcti in the Trade between Lngtand and the Coast at Georgia and south Carolina. - ~.. " In answer I have to inform yOu, for their Lordships'. inforin.dion, that three of the Enemy's Primate e rs h a ve b e en eapttired pip-t kit pat 441 the .Coast ; rotwithstasitling which,. J i,hall give the I 4iite on amt. part 0r the Co. 4 t savory prorpc n n slur; its power.---t it,lire the Ittnitnir to be, Jee.- (Signed) . . "A. MITCHELL" W. Nli.iWiati t Efl. 64C. LAST night we recei‘c:t Paris Papers to Gie jet inst, one 'day later than those ti , hich' previously reached us, and Dutch Papers to the sth. The only important article of intelligence which these Papers bring is a notiix of the arrival of Count TIAITGWITZ at Vienna on ther4oth of lastfnionth.— In-bis way thither he would probably have passed by mriairn, where the Htd-quartere. of BONAI;AIVEL were established; andihis may gerve as one reason to account for the halt made by the latter on the vial, ;Ind 'which he to ridiculously ascril , el ttA his rested for the,ENIPEI4OR of .zio - sTntA. Ain pst thq whole of BONAVARTIei Cabinet were ithsembled at Vienna on the itcli, to whom Count 1 lAunu. rz NJV JL NEW S. Pram the LONDON GAZLiTE, Dec. loy Sin, of L?cc. IQ, LBO5. Copy of a Letter from Captain 'robin: to the tion Year -Ad. miral Cochrane, Commander in Chief of Ks . Atjesty'i Ships and Vessels St the Leervard istan tm. • --' liCeS .$ C h ul a . r. Pants,ir t t cat s t anchor ko o yf er t , I! r e B G O 5 1; : ' : 7 A I' beg ttiacquaint you, that cu the tith instant, near Tobago, liis Majesty's Ship wider my com mand zaptured the Cyane French C)rvette (late. in Hii Majesty's service), of c...),0 six-pnunders, two fot:t• 4 , and six twelve-pound carronades, with , a crew of Jgo men, commanded by Monsieur IViesaard, Lieutenant do VaiSseau ; the Naiad Brig, of is long twelve-pounders, and oot) rata:, was in com pany, comtnandel. by Monsieur rfainou, Lic:2l‘'- dod n vii a ssegti n crt( t nai,siei d er e identzt 4: te a tib i l s Fe s eiry e lil a n it t: i ;yeejs (the Senior C:Fx er) ; Ina by taking a more prudent situation, and sailing, e 1 .t" ed her escape without any Vi,arent injury.' AVIInn killed.; an -eisuclso;i7ditorisraii,itdiot,opl;lirsntatu‘ilcittsOlgetpoilige.,reisiCirblo;eret: . which had the desired elle& of hriik!ing* ll2 do l . Captain Mesnard defended his skip in a werY I . . ;fr- Nle‘oraospSutnial(liineld,ll.:ll‘l:ool:llalessie.obuter,etll:etuillse::eitiiiityli:l:l:7.) -517itriele,tie:-0.:,r.0 I t iro The sails and rigging of , the Princess Char ot otii much cut, which was evidently. the aim t ' f D ,., di vessels. She bad one mail killed nallilerE'nsaeni::llol am li ippy in sayinktlet,il one of them mortally. • I have,everpreaiun to be satiAed with thiq cers and ships' company (at the tiine abov 0 short of - complement) upon this occurrenc e " -, .. 0 exertions I have beep deprived ofssince lie tookpo.,e , Mr. Patrick Warner, else d o -. Gautier , First:l $6 n i a l i e a ti li t d e el : l i a g I‘. i l i ' t 't v , : ( 31 ‘ 1 l v in u i i ;'.. session of the Ciane, owing to a severe bruise b . , 4 received by the Calling of herinain yard) Lull ° l° . indebted.. , • , . the Offi.. The Naiad and Cyprie left .Martinklu e nn til th : ggth ultimo, stored arid victualled fur three Lou. but had * made no captures. lan', tko. Ge,ORGE ' TOO The lion. Rear-Ail: vial Co:11Na, ~ tec..&c, .13arl,cd, qt 5,.,:,.., .r. l l Dar coey ota Latter fruit cap!, gy-6 10 vice -Odin' . ~,,,,,: L.n.rim l icr ;I. olio- of Mil -iviajeory's Slops and ) .... att jamai‘a. . • 13 that G. sia,ill.s Naje jl st i y o ' i s z S e l pupp:'2i 0 1 ,Die8e01"; :I catv . I have the satisfaatiop to acquain t Yu '• the 13th inst. 'after, a chace I captured the French Privateer Reno,m l " e 'c . p o d heloving to ' t • • six-ixagnders, aid forty inen„ ,• laci not to k e n mingo,-hut last from 13arracQ3, a na t " ,. Re i n D e ers any thing, Much credit is doe to tac ~3 at r ip Ship's Calipany , IStrOV CXertlo . , or- their . b • a vA ry hot Or SWLvapS during the whole ch:tco to • have the honour to b , , Sro- . ru.ig, JOlns i' .6 of upwards 0; R i x o h t o . I L , I coo., To Ja . .m - e . s"Eligar274 . Dccros; .l7i f ,luer-. Admiral ,(j the' lied, CA:mm:l74k in C'liiel, ,:g c , ,; : iisic. ifamoiro. . --a‘umeatassou-_D....-.!4...-,,...wal aPreari in the 6.lling, but tho weather being rather thick , her name cannot be Jscerniined, thoug,t i; i 5 ‘upposed to be the Auriack):ls,*of 74 V- 1 " . Sailed - the ViCtoi;/. M an of W an. , Arita tile r.;n3lal arrived the Lion. Privateer , i.ehi. N.I.L SON is the , • Easv.vard,...,...- - • 1 .- . ' ' - of • -trri Of P;yrnotlth,.Capt:o Bal., frosts a Cruizt", and' is tiut under quar,Mtine, in cPllscquence 'Of btiving had communication with tilt; Prussian Brig Drinphin, from Aiicant, bond to, Dort,. and the .6allio; Choi-klte Sophia), from :\lair laga, bound to l'onningen, which she has sent into P-I):rn,..outh : 't be'has alsodciained and sent for tilis Port the - . ' - iiru - eric:arShii. Peiseve. recce, 11'0 1 ril ‘ Ilkiugton, laden with tea, swor, &c. b o und to to B Einb— den i and the American Brig . Betsv, bond u fLeciana. .; YMO UT it, DE c. 9.—,arrived the LT-incisor Costk, of 98 guns, from the Chohnel Sleet. Sailed tho „Plitgaik Vrigace ea Crlstize to the, WeSward,. ~. . "..r"'"rt AL, Pgc. 10.,,rSailed this rnOrning from t he D DONi-nS, Ills Itilijesty's Ships Leopprd, Fariolis , ari d living on Furl, with a large Fleet of irrausports, lo bow(' the littli. or Kmg's, 3d or Avis,, an f , ith Pr' Fusileers , I), Oth , 28 th , 3,0t1 - 1, 36th,, and 89th Reg i menti, forming the second .g.xpedition, uticlia CO n" 4 '..ny for the Weser. . • ,• la Item tin in the PaVlbs the tott.d nisi*.ipti' •., Ships, Sze. as per List, , - ' , •- ' ' I . , •• . SilEEßN'r.ss, Pt c. le).—Saileci the .Difitice for Chaaletu, to. repair the dani;kges iustaihed in 60 Aaion cd'Trafaigar. Ships'itt this iort- Zealand, Kent, Regulus, Ovesyssflo d Palls,, Winctielsea,!Cere 4, Nla,:naninw, Al usquito, t,ugeOler La Fleche, Kite, O ~, Oberon ; l),,,ery Bomb • tiara: and 54 ' venal other citiii- brigs, Orc.o, ,, ,sivtil Witt ituu:b Tinuldle• ........._....... . .. DlsaltistiTioN oi , PRIZE MONEY. To the.° tliceu ,strut Corapauies or Mist' HaiOar's Sh i ed Pearl and La Coacordc, for tlnt,t4pture of. the Angeo an Lattritz, tit: I.4tit jannary, ry9, At O. 3, Ski too' tiJII"' . Court, Catitiontrect, Oh r ruby next ; or every to o ' Monday am! ThursttY. ' - • To the Officers and ,Comptin.Y, of j lis M jc. ,t.'i il'ic"lk ni• 'I ) cd Cutter Fldrctice, fOr tile C a pture ot the Lontre/WMA ..-, Ma 1 , 4 00 . the 17th bictVenther, 1804, on huato sit i C WWI, I.lli day. Or as soon niter ati tilt; may arrtv4 ko Port ; or At Ni'. I.i) Clement's lon, every Monday anti l'hursdAY , ti,, l 'i) th e Oill,ers and Comp:toy of lisi Majo,sri,:S ao' , l ) --,-., 1 neur... tor tot itu.capture of the B.trZilltt We 11:2410441). 0.7 His Majesty's Ship Alclontputt, toe /aril r et , l'u 3 sr , 1 ";':, l ! ' tight 02 Vic fluct under the trotnotancior Atittlital Draw 3.0.'0 oil board- UM Jlariletir , ..r at PlyMOulls, eStcrit,ty ;A ix An ,it ,r. littnt'S OtitGe, Slotannise, esery Motaey aril ThttrsClay. To the Officers and, Colupolly 0: 111 s Alii.)ty IS Brig Steady, rot the Capture vi the. St. Re...a, tho 1;t Aug hgost last, every Monday ,a 1; Titorstuy, .1. tole Re d Lion ll4 High-street, Vortsniourh. ro dm Odic:et - sand Company vi Ills Majesty's Gull - h u g Raid, tol the C4p,turi or ttte tre4,..tt Pr,V.liCt'l Le.Cenue Admiral Magon, tit comit<qty w, , r, Ills Niaje,y s SPP Cruise), and others, the qth of ?Nov. t:; , t, 0,. bOd'tti the Bold, oo her arrival in Port ; or cute' Tue3day mid fridAY afterwards At No. s 7, Cleincat's-lan. ....4i