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A report has been circulated at Plymouth; stating that the Pallas was chaced by two French Line.of. Battle Ships ; and hence, it fiac been inferred that two more Ships of that description had been able to escape from Port. It is, however, ascertained that the two NNtsscls were the llionsrtalite and Afelp. sane Frigates. New York Papal to the 3 , 1 ult. orriVed tLi6 morning, frnrr► which we have made a few extraCts in a subsequent column. This ruorning we received a Mon;trur of the 25th ult. but it is barren of interesting intelligence. WC have extraCted from it a few . paragraphs of Irn i ltrial Court isle-,os. Ant mgst other things, Prince M. Eit A NO, the new Sptlibh AffillASSid4r, delivered Ills credentials on Sundly setnnight ; on which day Also iktadame, the Mother of the Empirsr, presented the Ladies. and Veers O her . LAST night Mr. FLANCI.S Mute his promised Motion —upon the Mfairs of Ii dia ,:—The olijeCt his Motion was to induce the flouse to declare its adherence to the Resolution of the Cutronons in- May, 1782, against a system of Conquzst or Exten. sion 'of Territory id India. Piss and Lord CnsTI,IRRAGH expressed their approbation of the Resolution of 1782, brit contended char, it never could be intended to lay down as a principle, that if the F ast I n dia Company' were attacked they might hot make sue!' additions to their Territory as would ensure their future safety. The Previous Question was moved upon Mr. FR ANC ts's Motion, and carried by a Majority of ros to 46. Previous rc, the D:hate on the India Affairs, Mr. BARHAM expressed a wish to have some idirmation respetting slid state of the West indies,and particularly, whether COCIr4IiAIiR was gone thither. M:". ?IVY, of nurse, (helloed giving,a specific anriver to luell ciLe,tiort; bat assured the 11)ase that every possible v recaurion bad been used by Government, and it any alzrm subsisted in the public mind respelling the West Indies, he trusted it weald prove to have very little foundation. Ws received this tn.)roiog s private Letter from the Continent, which states a very curious het, to which, knowing the quarter from which the intel ligence- comes, we are disposed to give full credit. His Imperial Highness Prince Joseph Bonaparte , the hitherto fdifourite Brother of the new made Em. peror, has 6ren arrested by order of hia Imperial Majesty. The Letter which we allude neither states the particuldxs of the arrest, nor the cause of it. We are therefore,, fur the present, left to conjecture whether his disgrace hae arisen from a 'suspicion of his being engaged in any plot against his Brother, or whether it proceeds from his having.given him some personal offence. We are, however, rather inclined to believe that the latter it the case, as Bo- NAPARTE has not postponed his journey to Italy. Yesterday, about one o'clockilittt MAIRsTy and the PR INC ESSES kit the Queen's kLuse for Wind. son. At two o'clock HIS MAJEsTy held a private Le, VEC, which was attended by The Archbishop of Canterbury. The Lord Chancellor. The Lord Chancellor of Ireland. The Duke of Montrose. illarpusw—Corn warn:. and Hertford. Ja , tVostmorland, Winehilsea, Dartmouth, Camden, Chatham, Macclesfield, Aylesford, and 13uckinghatii shire. Lords -Rivers, Napier, Mulgrave, Flawkesbury, and Ellen. borough, Central ).inch. Sirs Charles Pole, S. Cotterell, and Civvies Niurgan. 41/eurs—Rosc, Van,sittat, and U C Marquis CORNWALLIS took leave of Hra MA JESTY previous to his departure for India. Mr.VANstx rAitT was introduced to Ells Mb' It:iv( by Viscount Si pMOUTH, ()Obis late appointment in Ireland, and had the honour to kiss His MAJ EsTy's hand. Earl CHATHAM had the honour to kiss Hui MA. DisTY'S hand on his being appointed Governor of Plymouth. Mr. O'GttADY had the honour to kiss Hui MA. JUSTY'S hand on his being 'alpointed Attorney General of Ireland, Lord NAY tr, a had the like honour on hie' being appointed Lord High Commissioner of Scotland. After the Levee had closed, flia Mkrss.r.F, held a .Prkry Couhcil, which sat till halt past tour o'clock. His MAJP,TY then gave private audiences to Lord MuLnitii.ve, Viscount SIDMOUTia, Mr. VAN,IT. TART, Earl CAMUFN, Earl BUtAINOVJAM3EIIRS, Earl MAcct,P.srtsi.o,.. Str,,CHARLRSZOLE. The Presittettt of the Naval C:aurt of Inquiry laid before Ml 3 MAJESTY another Report of the Comonssiop ers. Sir CHARLIII MORGAN had an audience, and laid before His Mat t,sTr the proceedings of several Courts Whittled. A short time before six o'clock llis MAJ ESTY act off in his travelling carriage for.WirLisor. There was yesterday a Meet in&or the Ft eeholtlerS and Non.Fiecholder tit Mtddlesex, iii the interest' of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, at the Crown and An. char Tavern. A Report was made by the Com. mittee appointed to receive Subscriptions for defray. ing the ex; , ences which the Emmet had incurred Uuriot the,Elettion, It is understood that some of the Receiver: of this Subscription cannot be brought to book ; but it was determined thar all . the : nsooey of which an account could be obtained, sh , .:uld be pie. deOted to the patriotic and disinterested Baronet. Tbe Convaily then sat (Lawn to dinner ; Lord WILLIAM RU3SELL in the Chair. The Noble Lord matte a speech, but said nothing that • could justify lino in committing his rank and family by engaging in such a Cause. After he withdrew Ma. jor CAi.'rw a loin- tool; the Chair, and strongly re. cotnineoded a Club now forming for the purpose of " managing and organizing the County of Middle. sex," so that it might be canvassed in twenty.four hours. The language the Major used was very much like that adopted by the French Reformers during the Fogless of the French Revolution, The Major then .referred to the Tenth Rep.irt from the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry, anti submit. ted to the Company a Requisition which he had pre. pared to be presented to the Sheriffs of Middlesex, to order that they might call it Meeting of Free. holders, for the purpose, iu faa, of pi:aging a question not yet tried, ant of extiressing disappro bation of the condud of a N tide Lord, wha is soon to be heatti in his own defence before the great Tribunal of the Nation. Such are the notions of j ust i ce an d uh eri dity which the Major thought pro per to submit to the Meeting. Mr.WAITIIMAti, the Linen-draper, and Mr.CLl'v. F ou 0 , the airrister, entered into an.orarer;ca con.' test upon the subject of signing a ?etition for for. w a r di n g eie Right: of Eleflion, in the BURDETT runny, and it Was difficult to say which was the b e tt Rhetorician. At length conviviality prevented the Company from bearing or understanding any thing more, and the Meeting broke up. It is stated in Letters of the t tilt February, from M.fitA, (hat the foilowing vessels, belonging to the Arrou4d Convoy; have escaped and got Into that Sally, )itowN ; 'Active, PIEMEOII ; cora, BAftON ; €/initbrth, LEvETT. The Trial, Lao ; Lady Carlton, and Eleanor*, are supposed to have got into Sordinia; the Adventurer lust bar tut!. Or a. sea, and 4 , as burnt—Crew saved. GILORRT, from Bristol:A*43re. natia, waft captured on the, 2.31 of januarY'by a French Privateer, tetaken on the 25th by the Cart's. font Frigate,, taken again by the !tame l'iivateer ern the '27th, and carried into Basseterre, in Guadal Yesterday a Court of Dirrekors was held at thr East when Captain jritlN D,LLa %vas swum into the command of the new ship, of sco tons, building by Mr. Bottrt A:Litt t.tt. N L NEWS. Cove El, APRIL 5. —Arrived last night the Amt. 'lean Ship Dispatch, Capt. Banttar, from Canton, rot orders. YARMOUTH, APRIL s. —Yesterday His Majes ty's Ship Majestic came into Yarmouth Roads in coming in she struck on a sand, and unshipped iier rudder. The Mentor, HATroN, from Marseilles to Emb. den, with wine and brandy, is sent in by the Bold Gun brig: she is put under quarantine, but as she produced a clean Bill of Health, and all the Crews ore well, she will probably be soon released from restraint. DEAL, APRIL His Majesty's Ship Leopard, Rear-Admiral DQUQLAS; Hermes, Gaga, Cygnet, and Spy Sloops; Mon4ey, Aloe, and Griper Gun• brigs, for their stations off the Coast of France, The Majestic and Diadem Armed Defence Ships sailed last night for Portsmouth, and put back again this morning, it blowing strong. Came down the Ethedion Frigate from the Nore, and sailed fur Portsmouth ; Hebe ,Frigate from the Nore, and remains. Arrived the Pretty Lass Armed Ship, with Con. voy from Plymouth, anti with thervfour Spanish rizes ; Staunch Gun.brig from 'Portsmouth ; Lo cust ditto, from a Cruize, and pernain. The Argus Sloop came with Convoy from Le ant], not de Sty, as reported yesterday. Caine down ftom the River the Cumberland, R. COOIRTT, Castle Eden, S. LANDON, Cio of Lon don, W. W. FAaiea, test Indiainen, and remain in the' Downs with the Ships as per last with the above alterations. PoßTsmoum APRIL s.—Passed by for the Downs a Fleet trom Ireland. Arrived several Transports with Troops on board, and a Fleet of Coasters, from Waterford, under Convoy of the Saracen Sloop of War. Also the Rave" Sloop of War from a Cruize. Sailed the Provtdence Increase, FINCH, for Hull; and rreirreirchap, ENDRIcti, for Itourcleaux. Came into Harbour the . Conquest Gun brig ; went out of Harbour the Medara Frigate for Spithead, having been refitted. NEW:YORK, MAACIi 2. Tug Frigate Jahi .4damt came up to town on Monday. In her a number of Officers have return. ed from our Squadron in the. Mt.diterranean. C. , m. PREoLt came up betore the Frigate in a Ptlut.boat, and tutends to proceed unmediately for the seat ut G..ivernment. We understand the job. Adams has on board six or seven Tusks, and among them the Captain ut cane of the Guit.boats captured by the Squadron at Tripoli, who is said to he 'he same person who robbed Captain BiANBRIDGE? Of his epaulets and valuables when the Frigate Philadel. 'lila was takes. • The valuable Ship Manhattan, of this Port, has been captured by the British Sloop u War illy, , of 16 guns, commanded by Capt. ilt ON. roe cause of capture was said to be her hating French pas. sengers on board. EXTRACT OF A LETTER. FROM AN OFFICER ON 110A1i0 ONE (W THE UNITED ?•TATEs' sIIIP3, DATED OFF TRIPOLI, OCT. 6, 1804. '' I embrace the opportunity of writing you by the job,: Adams, which goes home with the sick and wounded of the Fleet.—We have lost several brave men off here, among thcm your friend J. Wm.- corc and his Captain. We-have taken five Prizes, large Ships, loaded with powder and ball, bound to Tripoli, all of which we have sent into Malta, where they are condemned. " In the course of twelve days we are to make a general attack, which, perhaps, will afford subjta for a longer letter.---A few days ; ago we took three of the Philadelphia's late Crew in one of the rte. my's Gun -boats, as they and a numt•er more of them have. turned 'forks.---S- ips here;C:ovstellation, Con. siltation, President, Congress, and Essex ; Brigs Syren, Argus, and Vixen i Schooners Experiment an d Entcrprize." The I.n: eachment, according to nor last advices from Washington, is drawing to an end. On Tues day sennight the testimony on the part of Judge Crima came to a close. Next day the Managers were to open the case—they were to be tollai4ed by the Counsel for the Dele.udant, and the Managers were then to close the argument. We have already tnentioned that Admiral DkUlty had dispatched the Rtrolution Cutter in pursuit Ol die French Privateer which had captured several Vessels off the Coast of Ireland. On Thursday serinight the Kesolutiom deleiled A &Ili a •.tl,iderably to windward, and at eight o'clock di-icOvered her to be a Brig, with the French Colours flying. Upon nearing her, the Brig fired a gun to bring the Curtrr to, which not being answered, a curt of running fight commenced at nine o'clock, from which time till twelve a close engagement was maintained, when, we are are extremely sorry to hear, the Reto, 'idiom was obliged ro relinquish the unequal contest. having then but one gun serviceable. The French. man made two attempts to board, which the dexterity of Capt. ELMstvi eR E prevented. On the receipt of this Antelligence, Admiral Rutty imttlediarely ordered the Brilliant and Dryad Frigates to put to sea, though the wind blew titsh, anti direCtly into the flatboat's mouth. The Bra succee&d in, working out the same 6fetlitig, .nd the Dryad sailed at an early hour on Saturday la,:t from Cork. Frorm the promptitude of these milers, and the hardy impudence of the Priva„ teer, we I 4)! soon ("%pt:4 to hear a good account f PARIS, MAtt.CH 25. Tile neutron. return Paris from Maling• son at eight o'clock in the evening on SaturdPt ay.-- On his arrival he visited h is Sisters, the inceit CAROLINE, who was happily delivered three ails since of a dAughter 2 and the Princess OBOIGHISSi. His Excellency Prince MA.SS6RAN, Ambassdor from Spain, was admitted to private audiences( the ENtr ROL yesterday, at which he present ed hit Letters of Credence. After Mass yesterday the Eritrean reviatesal ew e 4 the Troops assembled in the Court o f the Pal Place du Carroused. Yesterday MADAMS, Mo ther of the Estet Qt( tosi presented to him the Ladi es and Officers of Housahold. MR.TRoMR. So much obloquy has been thrown upon filedttil. railer of this Gentlemen, and he is atill 49° , with such unrelenting rancou r, that Vl4 deelv, t , an of common jostico to insert the following ter. It is proper to observe , that the statral Tot alluded to in the first paragraph, nyeartdifi St7N of the .aBth of last month. . I . te m A lt ir . : D r i ;o T t ° o lt b ' see • . has inserted that part of Mr. TrontAiievt(l7ol _w itSh he delivered to the Commissiuliers or "' l ' ho Inquiry ails statement of his tr ansidtions d 'ili : h observed more than ene,APslitc: time . he aced as Paymaster of the Not , I P ' El* is p u blished in the f milli Report, p. P af t Itotgi think, in justice to him, it ought cettnn'r,toly brought forward, as , in my opinion, ti t ' It o p . o d ints uufand ascertains the following 4 0 , ',: s sl I o not see ore at all refuted, or afeaeutsils' its OolttchholtraihserliPeiens,Erat increase u y zi i P .ripe m cr a Thr a et s hci t oa e utf r et.:h o l: f eeo t er l a i vin e oi tdoi N ieuenn : ct v we y oi r e d tilhP i t d eal: a 'is.lini o et s l°:nditer: rt: P eelli:ilTed: la nu ti :li ir. t er of them, and that it was not in th e ' r „ i t tbY p a treed,i 3, id it a ,net d imin i shs nk4 e Tlests o ,:ll,,e r eiasatu.srcueiiraniTre a su r ers brutseirlieane ir g.pottalifilydeernetsNhteueetti,.nittvoNy(ui)Lnf..idedtyeiricesticitutt,:solll.4:l ci‘.ta., one farthin g , or to create unnecessary 11'1' • ill bf the r.)tit Saards, viz. the Nivy, VikldalOs' and Transport Boards. . 0 0 0 3 and H ur l; 3 4* That of a sum not exceeding an oil and thirty-four millions, put under A1..1'1°00(4 current account ' of the N av y , ( rota the year i 7 when hit air h i t _meet_ took 'place, tot 203, when he reef te ot i Office, not one penny (except 605 i. s'', lll , „ te ll° stated to the Navy Board .as an tohlbectris:•:ll:l, that of hi' teained in his p o sse3si.tn, ur in , ...... , above immense sum, which the V t u o r P ii i iiii i i i l l 4 ll , , w hole °I r A n i t has not been the least delay or l oss t ev i c ta ri ti lt/I hesitation or interruption, and the Pa:lb"eiti 1 91 mAnd having bon satisfied with°oi, cite whi‘.l remained when Mr. TitOTTEIt retite" over by him to hi s soccosor i n office. lose l 14 ~.4ths That the safes of money wer e e 0 , 0 10 6 1 5 I mirre ' i nt t inateaJ of keeping t hem in the ir'"' Cllli. d 't ko o 11 °lo'''ci of in t he aillk of Foglaokl l i t i hat 4 d iu e s t ; a l b *he l ' e ct s 'uf : 4leh tn :74l : tt i lal n ealti l : t inri f t t d a et w r4)li n asill' h Ge;ll::;:l::tenisi:3l : ll:actle ' l)::;?:C:ll:c;ll t Otti ' „ t l a d i n th e ' , o' oTrast in the hands o f A privsli of t o a Private Banker, wits the , a ccoa" ~,birect ' / , 1 was theoby a ff orded to intlividols, . 0i 0 f VII checques on s b c Private Ban ker hist' the 110 obliged' to gra to so great a distanCa It' we' ll of England. t t VI. '"'. , 01 6th, That by the Mt $5•11"!ri. a g ir ''il , no negative pot upun Mr. Tiolgo'vii Art'. such arrangements, anti Wl,ich Ti the if"' bears upon the subYtss. h; ;O f " ( From the above übletvations it .' 1 'll dew , 1 del'il' J of ' That Government has not ace" e do de , t i / i farthing which it conk' otherwise 114 ' 1 40e ° That Mr., TRorr it it had no tnrani - 1 1 ' ;l.. his Balances. . l'AVll"'' ;')''''' . That no delay • took place inlos , a 0 to that the whole o f his Balance was P" censor. 1 „,,,, sir, °fell's, o ,l 'e - 4, 1. B. Any delay in the Assirtnell _cp be 0 .0 0. 4 3 have taken place in other Offices is n ot ; jod t o , xi a Pay O ff ice, as the Treasurer IS 110 t althar ovilY ..,1 prc matt upon any will t hat tuts n ot bt-- . • upon lulu by one or other a the Boards. ' l id . your hrlumtlihir:e4Ste.;;:r:.t.bowiti:criii;fo ...........--.. cotl t ' q intro ° 1 1 ' THE ORATaIt to. 'Phis e nterta t _ e. or,. tut last night at CCArew,Garden The l A cti r io 10 ,1 ": it io• cessful season, with a Gran d Se ti i e ular ll o o ol works of l-fallottr.. 8a 14,01 P, 3. 0 toll J,t o ; guished himself.' Mrs. Aetig ' l ' 6 c oots n j oil? the favourable opinion which [W hole eonritof cited during the season , and th e ', o il °I rit i. a style worthy of the Conti ult°" iertsi r°e 'fg °I tromige which has attended the en.. 0.-313010604: At half past eleVen last nig ./f ht ilioithitle Ito broke out at the- stables of * ivhd,ol: c" ' i i i'„ ' ' coach an 3 birse proprietor, ne' tt ii - o f Nic 4- 'itt fr Lion Public.hoUse, Lower Grolte 13001:fy el supposed to have originate ` to th e. it or 3 t ro d t stables, - which have been lately 10 re 10 aiderable expence. Three hors e ' vic ,- /1 1 ', death in Mi. Butte's stables. ,flre, '''.-„,10' A ; v e n 3 - ,01 , 7 6 r Exertions ut .., the most li‘i' ~,, c art is under new and liberal arrangetile. . fa it, )! o ili) . ward at the ItoYat. Cisco; IL'ert, 00 ► oogri riencitl such general inspovell'aii,„ , Sl C ; t i t i( 0 , some, in embellishment, dec' r s o w 0 11 1 1 al". superior novelty cif appeAra nce c ' %s et's' i er'‘ l e the appellation of Ne sv Rol AL w ito g ,,,erY, jo te, t as usual, on Easter I\llolldaY, i i n A P'', 1 4 1 . ,, Performance entirely ne . .v ; an" 1 if y. 'll ' , ccie 0 ,ao i , veral Veterans of well..known c V I t o 111°S 0' of Performers, totallY ;love make their first appe . arolc e • • 11°' , (la, &fedi fa • I o{' MOW % ' 3 114 '1 i George'kextredY and . , 1 . 0 ,1. 0 r io robbery, .7,,,k, car/wirer lorin,"‘;r agr igl i ,,,,i o 10 , 11,7:au:Wei fir a cake, anti lit r e f 00 tilt : Thtltioil the I, glary, were execu ea 01 1 ecs at ' Heath, pursuant to their O ttle.n. sizes. i