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' a .f:' • MAILS. AR, or r; ottani:olmb, r Dbulin, r Waterford. I.)vs- 1 3Hamhurgh, t Gottenburgn, y Lisbon, i Dublin, 1 WaWf Ord. TH E S - UN. 101.tt4 CttitS DIGIAZ YALIUM AuDLAT ? LONDON, MOtIDAY, SEPTE:Ijialt 2, 1805. Wf, are at length enabled to before our /leaders some certain inteltigence respeCting the ,ombilled Fleets _of the Enemy.: they,entered the Harbour of Cadiz ris the 20th'ult. The following Bulletin was this morning sent from the Admiralty to Li.oyn's Coffee-house : • ADMIRALTY OFFIC', Sipa-. 2. " By a Dispatch received this morning from Ad- wiral CeLLirmwoop,dated off Cadiz, the 21st ult. it appears that on the preceding day the 4 ' Enemy's Fleet, consisting of 27 or 28 Sail of the ". Line, with several Fkigates, ,entered that Har " bow, after ineffeanally chasing the small *lna " Cron tinder the Vice-Admiral's cormnand. " Qn the 24th the Eur#lus, by which the Dis " patch WaS` transmitted, fell in with Sir ROBERT " CALDILIt'S. Squadron to leagues N. W. Of Cape St. Vincent, to whom the intelligence was com "tnunic:fti." AU anxiety, therefore, with . respeet to our home ward-bound Fleets is at an end. The Enemy being 'safely housed in Cadiz, will pMbably haVe to continue there much longer than they, wish, as,there is little doubt that Sir 11. CALrm. would be at Cadiz time enough to blockade them there before they would think ,of making any further movements, If they should, however, leave the Harbour before he ar rives, the distance between him and the Enemy will be, so short as to afford every rational ground for hoping that another engagement must ensue; of the result of which there can be little doubt. It seems certain now, from the Combined Fleets going into Cadiz, that they are destined for the Mediterranean. However we may regret that they have got safe ifitoany Port, we cannot but express our satisfac li' ' 46.44 iibn that the place of their retreat is ascertained with -certainty, whilst, at the same time, they can scarce lynow proceed further on their destination without encountering, what they so much "dread, the thimder of British cannon. rw ~,... . gr,..;;tcA praise is due to Vice-Admiral Cot, LINGWOOD fur the manner in which he manceuvred his !imall Squadron, and for the prompt intelliwnce sent by him of the mc.vements of the Enemy, . Vice-Mmiral CoLtmcwoon, as. soon as. the Ertcruy had got irt, returned to his station, and Ve -11:11;,:cd tilt:. Harbour, with his four Sailof the C:wtliagena Squadron remains in Port, I.',lc'x'Etviorl is at Gibraltar with Six S,1:1 ot hi. which will be an effeanal cheek to thero, if L.:,ey •,itteropt,to pais tll6 Streiglits. that the RJobefoct Squadron went into • V; . ; - •, to join th.• Combined Fleets, but missing them tl 4", Lail , .! 1 a;)_,Ai.l, and have probably taken ,shelter Write Vest. wornilg we r,..v.ived Farb ,Papers to the :23,1 sevi:ral interesting extracts 'Sri our s , alp-equcut. columns, amongst . • inlsh Admiral OtAviN4's account c•:' I.z: .„rn of Lhe 22d of July. Them' are Also ,casting details respecting the late Earth --ciaakeni Na 4es. BoNArAaTr. was at Boulogne on the Igth ult. Lince which there is no further intellience of his movements. A Gottenturgh Mail orriiied this morning, by we have the following important cornmuni. : 4 4 " * St. PETTRsl.lUltqlf i Auo. 3.5,--The greatest warlike preparations are making in all parts of the Russian Empire. Messenger left this City yes terday for England, who, it is reported, is the bearer of tile Treaty..coneluded between itutsia, sweden, and England. it is, also said, that the Prussian Mi nister will leave this Capital to-day or 'torrnorrow. M. Novoszt..rzors, 13 not yet arrived." There is evidently more in the circular Note lately issued at. Vienna than is at first apparent. That part of it which orders the provincial Magistrates to send back, " in front," any individual, 'whatever be 1/4 rank," who refuses to produce his paisports, plainly shows that the Cciiirt of "Vienna has strong reason for suspeaing a Conspiracy against the Government, j:k which no °fain/try emissaries from France are probably concerned. In our private accounts of the causes of the Insurreaion in that Capital, which we inserted on the lath ult. we 'stated ii that a guard If kOnour was peed over LA iteCIIEFOUCAuLi, the accredited agent: from Bo brAPART4, under pretext of profeMng his person, but in raity to cut off allcormitunieation between 4ip glidj4o city, wan.l4 *it 'be surprising 4110 Anstrian Governrnant,. Whe,basl fayy exarniged Into the groUnkis of ; the iitsurredion, -had fpund Li.' Roe/AretteAtlff deeply involved in it, and e . peN El that be would take the first opportunity -of at-, tempting to escape, in order to avoid the fate dtie to a Spy ,and a Conspirator. At all- events, the firmness and the spirit of the Note in cpiestion shew that the EtIPEROIt of GEEptIANY .is de termined to be resolute in any measures which he may think proper to adopt with respect to the French Usurper, and that !leis nolpnger to_be ca joled by his artifice,' or intimidated by'his' menaces. As tohe Usurper himself, he is likely to have wo r k enough upon his hands ; and if the expected Mani festo from the Allied Powers, direaed against him personally, should appear, it may prove the most powerful instrument that has been wielded against him during the whole a his arrogant and ag gressive career. There are no common ties be tweet' the People of Franc‘e and . him—they are the meroslaves of his will, and the tools of his, am- Vtion ; and they must be not less anxious to be de , livere'd from such a Tyrant than all the other States which he holds in oppressive dependency. The Diligence Sloop of War, one of, the Convoy of the homev;ard-bound Jamaica .Fleet, .consisting of 140 Sail, is,arrived at Plymouth. She parted with the Fleet on the 2cl ult. off the Coast of America, all well. One of the Fleet has arrived at Grednock, which .parted company with them on the 13th ult. off the Banks of Newfoundland, likewise all well. The Prince of !Vales Packet, Captain' TonD, was captured on the 14th ult. in ht. 43.10ng. 13. by the Spanish Privateer Prince de. Paix, of 24 guns, and carried into Vigo. The,Crew (except Capt. TODD and his Steward, who were carried into Vigo in the Packet) 4 were put on board two neutral Vessels bound to Hamburgh ; one of them; on board of which was the Master, Surgeon, and twelve men, arrived on Thursday morning at Penz.l.l:_•e. On the 20thult. off Cape Finisterre, spoke tie ll'. Isingham Packet, all well, with a fine breeze at E. N. E. The Townshend Packet was at I,6bOrt when the Prince of !Vales sailed from thence. The Prince de Pair is a fine ship, carries 220 men; She sailed from Vigo on the 9th instant, on a threemonths' cruize, and had made no other cap ture. The passengers by the Prince of Wales, who are carried to Vigo with Captain Tont), are Mr. and Mrs. BROWN and Mr. GIBBS: 1- On the 2tith ult. the neutral vessel, which lan& 'ed . part of the Prince of ifizles's crew at Penzance spoke the Goliath, 7,t, Cavtoia BUTON o who had with him a Frendi Corvote of 18 Guns, being the second hp bad taken of the Squadron which sunk the Blanche. The Goliath had also chased i f a pqze and Le Depariement des Landes, the other two of that Squalron, but they cbCaped in the night. ' Remittances to an immense amount. have been brought over to our Merchants by the POMOlta, Fri gate, recently arrived from Lisbon. .Sir FrutTicts BAIUNG'S 110US0 111011 C hag reQeived 100,0001. in hard cash. The Lady ilratella Packet is appointed to carry the Mails to America ; rind the Diana those for the West Indies and Jamaica, that will be made up at the General Post-Office on Wednesday. Yesterda,y afternoon, at five o'clock, the PRINCE of Wm.r.s left Brighton for j Weymouth. Her Royal Highness the Pamess of WALEs has lived in a very secluded manner at Catikerington, near Portsmouth, , since the news of the death of the DUKE Of ChOUCESTER reached Her Royal Highness. Yesterday, at. one o'clock, the DvXll of CAM MUDGE set off from town for Weymouth. On Sanirday a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office. The LORD CJIANCHLI.OR, Lords MULGIIAVE, HA CASTLEREAGH, and Mr. PITT, were present. • • Sir D. IlAtito and Staff go to the Mediterranean in the Diadem, which has a large sum ii specie on board. Brigadier,General BED ES14)1t1) goes in the Narcissus, and Brigadier-General lizsaousoN in the Leda; the three Brigades to be employed in this Expedition comprise nearly ten thousand men. The Transports. , destined to carry the Russian Troops are already assembled to a considerable nurn ber at the Nore, and the whole will very shortly proceed to their . destination, as, from the advanced period of the season, no time is to be lost in carry mg the obje& 'into execution. The Vessels are fitted and provisioned for troops, and, are at present under the orders of Lietn, BEArriIWArf E . Letters by the late overland Dispatch; State, that in the upper provinces cif India,. an ilariping mortality among the cattle had succeeded (he late scarcity, of grain, and added considerably to the'pub liccalamity. _ • _ • The strong fort of ffinglais Mir, lately reduced by Colonel MoNsoN, is to be dismantled. Acconnts'from Delhi State, tliat a 'large body of Putans having been defeated by Mugu ') s lim e s troops, took refuge in tli,e vast forest of Ito!), and to cover their Hight set •-the trees in_ their rear on fire. An unctimmonly heavy.storm of 'rain, hou;ever, extinguished the flames, and the' Sled) advanced, and again brought the ingitivei •to Wade, hut was defeated, compelled to retre3t: ' Jilkien Cakar, a ndiorious freebooter„ who some tune since escaped. frotif Major-General fAstruELL; lately assembled a numerous, corps, and t:ossed the Kistna, with view to plundl the British provinces on the approach, however, of a body of our troops, be was obliged to re-cross the river, and h doing so, it being much swollen; he lost nearly llf of his part)... " The Guicawar Ra . olt. is rnnicing rtagniA.vnt pre- GovernorrGenial, on' flration to recelse tho borders of GuAerati in person 7 and Ve 111(lerstand be intewls to icrompany hirn with a oolont of it= to Soinhur, on his way' to 'So t.cn ria, NAVAL . NEWS. 14M the LONDON GAZETTE, .Aitg. 3r, 1805. . Admiralty- O f fice; August . 31. Copy ofa Letter from the Hon. Win. Cornwallis, Admiral of the White, &c. to Wm. Marsden, Esq. dated on board His Majesty's Ship Ville do Paris, off Ushant, the 24(11 instant. •• SIR, . I have the honour to send to.you, to be Commu nicated to the Lords Commissioners of the Admi ralty, a copy of the information received by the Dragon, which ship joined me yesterday. • I have particular pleasure in sending their .Lordships that part of the account in which the gallarit condu& of Captain Baker, of the Phcenix, is'so conspicuous, in taking the Didon .French Prigate of superior force, _ so much to his honour, and that of his Officers and Men, who must have seconded bhp in the most spirited manner upon that occasion. - I have,the honour to be, &c. VLCORNWALLIS. Monday, August 13, Cape Ortegal bearing about E.S.E. 1 t); or 16 leagues, fell in with Flis Majesty's' Ship Phcenix, having a disnaastecl FreriCh Frigate in . ' tow, which she-had captured 'on the 1 oth inst..in lat. 43 deg. 6 min. N—long. 12 kieg - . 14 min: W. after a severe a&ion of three hours. The name of the French Frigate is th e Didoti, of 44 guns, and 300 men. She was detached Tram the Combine& Squadrons a few hours after their arrival at Corunna, and was cruizing when the Phcenixfell in with (Signed) EDW. GRIFFITH. Dragon, off tishant, Aug. 12, r/Vs. • PL*MOUtli, AUG. the Sloop of War, of 20 guns (lately capinied.from the Spaniards), froni Jamaica; sailed thence the 3d -July, in company with the Theseus, of 74 guns, and Cerf Sloop of War, having under convoy the homeward boUnd Jamaica Fleet, consisting' of 140 Sail ; parted company on the 2d August, in 1at..35. on the Coast of America ; left the Fleet all well. -- In consequence of twelve persons having died on board the' Diligence on the passage, she was put under the strictest restraint of quarantine. Arrived the Hazard Sloop of War from a Cruize ; and Lady Warren Armed Ship w;th a Convoy from the Downs ; also this evening two Ships of the Line, supp'osed 'to be the Ajax and Thundercr, from the Channel Fleet. Came in the Caroline, of 14 guns, Lieut. MIMI', from the Fleet off Brest, with Dispatches from 'the gallant CORNWALLIS, which were sent off. The theme of convtrsation, and consequent admiration in the Fleet, is the skilful and masterly disposition made on the 22d list: to attack the Enemy at an• cher in Catnaret by die veteran British hero Coax- r ...~ . WALLIS. The Caroline left the Fleet all well, in hopes soon of another opportunity to have a dash at them apin. The Glory, Illrr:or,'74, Audacious, 74, Captain, 7'4, ' and Triumph, 74, bad all joined previous to the Caroline leaving them. The //0./.. Perim., 18 g.tns, which sailed a few dar, qince iur the West ,111 , ,lies, is ch:ned. with Dispatches of great importance. • • • Came in the SOmid?, of 14 gents, and Cockatrice, of 14v - trig, from a Crtin , tai the W.:itward. Sailed on a Crnize oil Cap? Finiserre, the .rAf. gard, of 4a guns, Capt. Lord* M. KERB ; and to Cruize oir Scilly, the Clreerly Armed Brig, and Mill/rook Armed Schooner. The Dellei*, of 84 guns, on going into dock, was found, by tailing ashore last Wednesday in going up the Harbour, to have carried off part of her false keel. FALMOUTH, AUG. 30.,- 7 Arrived this day the Sloop S'uccess, —, from Penzanco, and landed here a Portuguese Gentleman, Ivlumn they took out of the Brig johanzza Francisca, of HambUrgh, frop Oporto, bound to Tonningen :—this Gentleman re ports, that on the 15th inst. in lat. 44. Cape Finisterre bearing S. E. and E. 40 leagues distant, they fell in with about'forty Ships, 26 of which were of the Line,- several Frigates, and three Merchant Vessels, one of which they had just set fire to. The Fleet were then standing to the Westward, under easy sail. Also arrived this day the American Ship John and Avis, Capt. BAKEn, from Norfolk, 36 days passage, with tobacco : spoke His Majesty's Ship Venus, of 31 guris, j at'which time there was, at some distance from her, a Ship PriV'ateer of 20 guns, which she had chased the day before for f':se;;;erai hours, but which she could not come up with. The prince of Wales Packet was taken on the 14th inSt, in lat. 43 long, 13. by Le Prince de Pair (French Privateer), of twenty-four long 9-pounders and 2.t.30, Men, after a cliace of 37, hours. The Cap taro and his Steward were sent in the Packet fof- VigoYthe remainder of the Crew were put on board tWO Neutral Vc,i.els , the ntiter, Surgeon, and twelve men arrived at Newlyn yesterday moru ing. On the 20th inst. Off Cape Finisterre, spoke . the lralsinghainTiacket, all well, with a tine wind - on the 2 . 6 th spoke His M..4jesty's Ship Goliath, of 74 guni, Capt: ARTON i having a French Corvette, of guns,, company. Captain BArreN had ehaced‘the Sqliadron th4t took the Blanche, and was nearly up with Lahpaze, when it became aak, and she escaped iii the night. The Towns/tend Packet was silo arrived out Sailed His Majesty's, Ship.; Constance, frai?ourite, Nemesis, and 41Iatikia with the Outward-bound Newfoundland and Quebec Flveti nada Convoy., rivntnnin' of 64 guns, Capt . HALVV, PORTC.I6IIIII, SEPT. 1.--Arrived the il g , The wind being ver y short, she is not yet cane to from the Channel Ile, anchor, although she hove in sight at eight o'cloclt. this morning: Arrived the Meteor l3Omb, Capt. Itios, crams Cruize.; Boroti,g4),! PATTISON, frOITI SUlldetl3lid i and the Blanch, BRYAN, from Corona . Sailed the Assault Gun -brig , ' Neuf. KENTON, . On a Cruize; the Newcast/e, S TROU D, for Newc,4stie; Fortuna, CoNooE,' for Ch ristiana ; Hope, BROWN rA i beoige, RYDER' ;.' Allstead, NED EN ; and B ROW N BLACKBURN, for Sunderland. • . • SIMERNtSS , , S EPT. 1.-- the Princes: Arrived of ;aid her Oftinge, Capt. 'l'. It oogas, to be paid oil; • 14e.p turned over to the Poi/pr./W. .Sailed the Pidgeon Schooner.,. - SLip,s at this nafrthe Zealand, PriilCOSs of orange , Are thusa, Astrea, Winebersea, Ceres, Alagnanime, Nand, NIJ.• *was, Eugenie, Heron ; Rosina Armed Ship: 14(0°,1' and several Gun -brigs ; l'hounix 13°111U -tact ; aa.l ale iC 'fleet of Naval Transports. • • AIN DEAL, .31 _Sailed Hi'l%l3joty's mpShi? iom Princess of Orange to Shecruci3 ; and Cha :F, Tigate to Portsmouth. . , ...,. , o. .. 'Phis 111 . : Arrived L' Unit," Frigate and Prnsperoßouisvi' Ts4rge lifetrof ri'lansixArts. and ,Coasters under con. . . vPY from. Portsmouth..orninjr arri v ed ' . in . th -' e'''D''cark. Itil 14 : iesty.s. Sbip Ed --V?" ) Admiral the Right,lion.l,ol Krtrils, and zephyr Sloop cA. War ..frPfuit the Texer. ~ 4,4 . _ • SEPT. I:—Arrived the Hern./0 S!oop of Of w` d a craize, and remain in the Downs, with 1100 jesty's Ships. ---- , . COWES, Mid ;IL—Arrived last night the l' lji ail Delaware Transport, C a ptain Da Y oEN, an- ije Flanders Transpor t, Capt. MITCHELL, bot h t li 10 jeneY i • with n numbCr of D eserters on bo;ilu c the 99th Regiment. ShiPA ' 4r Arrived this morn i ng the American with Capt. Capt. ROBERT TA BER, from ewYor):, lAdell coffee, sugar, Ste. for Otdero. sight o e f '.. ....--.... forToththe ..)Ifieers and Crew of the Ilrig gory , 'et L',li ;,) the Counting-house of rrist ', Mill, athl Co..Wrcivn , putuutrt,tcrot;etitipoliNi. inag,ov, intl,h.tou2r,ule ,l,,lrpedivr.iielincltif, verpool. ~ Sloe; 10 DISTRIBUTIONttea .fotf the Officeti and Company of !Its Milatk tvor iir patch tor the Capture of the pliiish SK IP c' . t 61 ,1 0 Senhora del. Anparo, alial'Espau.rte • the lit AP i t6 9 ,la and forthe Capture of the Gul,.,ca:cli Nb.3`hi ;,%),12.6'. cinpaoy with the Nata 4 and L'Aigle, ~,' 2 " f '' t l i ° 1354, oil board the said Slop, on OOl Pa t 10 rip m" . 111 mick ; of afterwardi at No. 31, G e " rsj mouth Dock. ' lig °‘l' VI:ATEMEI!rr av Tog Disvt/Dirria 07 1 . , 1 24.011 VAL iotics ( T o TOE 0:10,1 ccor, .I.lsae .;o'.: Fri. I St' z j , 3 i i id I!, 1;1 In Port anl•fitting duant-Ships • - - In the ElN. , ,iish and Irish t 43 C,lialiii..is ' - . ? On titownsand North :: L I I Si.c StAt'olli N At tqcWest India ht. .1, ?, s and .on tin: Pas:,4a4 ) O ~ n th! janiaisa Station 3 4nicrican at Nembunil- ?- , land Stations -, . ) I nfi ti East I tu, and on mei 9 • Pais 31Se .. • o Coast ot Africa .Stkain o ,Portupt and Gibraltar S Mediterranean and on Passage 3 Hospital and Priscni Ships i 6 '4 S o ; •-1s li t4 O 4 i 6 17 ; is 6i; , Total . in Commission 119 Receiving Ships - 5 Serviceable and repairing i 25 for Seriiii . ce 7 • (n ordinary 15 Building 3 19; " Total 19f, • —.-- ... A r LAO( e1f,1.:, r. 40y I Efi• i r., .1 . 1 13 / , 3, 11 i 11, / i ..11. 4 " 21. 3 i b Il i 1...- .41 c.,.lP.:pos3otio. Ttoxs.---Plpt.k A pA .-1 1 1 4 i 251 a l rP llitii it riftll. .--- . i lit;sis.tance,.a new Frigate, of 40 goil 3 ; C I to th ° OneFaottapt•_trAilviANlPeßELL, tO the C4i/b////e ; C:It• lifZ;Plv';t9(llo Vice FoSTEIC; Capt. It Wfl.l,lAi Jett Alert; Capt. Gmyrit, to the brogan. CsP,:lokP'll to e the Camel; Lieut. P. Lowu, to the i1n',,,0011. Roalc)kt.;ikblatOcuoirnicsu, itlsiseiobrireadv7thdoefryl,cilreo!lv;;;OF, . , Privateer, o.rmal,:odnuu;rohaul.)Cututriruineg:::::t ostnntiltil(eisltawAilr,t.cie,:pir.,:ii :,31:05,t3:;:e' .i l e (supposed to be the Bl7Ctliante), corlY jolirelidi in . ,* • Matilda); after a long chase.. • A`ship of 350 tons wa l' s lately laillitecri:l:ll,liiietti:ol,lo; rice with her roasts in, and 'tor riggiq v,,: 1 00, she had also t 7 guns on her guano' 1.0(-; 000 were discharged as.she left the slip, b,ll4;iie ode it.:;eo%./.e?cequitiNteren‘zvceiroartkid : . 1 5 1, • tior..,boell d e o llt lied, 41 . 1 ~. to ol 1 0 . / painted w hile' On the stocks. "ht D ina w'ystori,o(l, the first V eSsel .lauuched with lier riggiiii,° ~. t he , 11 Waseli iv 4,, An Embargo was impeied on J, , • c oo , ' Port 'of Mariel, _in Cuha, early irr:e?,;,::::,:)e.b.;ivii4 quenee of tWro Brigg, loden %trial ~ biv to !-, , arrived them on their ‘vay Prob. i . 115 fill psee;.o.,A:rerrsiftr,xobooerit.oc: lc : o e c n ioi rtol:ili rt!i\iiste:ict erilo:!;:ictact‘o?::::s.o.l.,,,tii:i I v ; l i c g ier : 1 ; 1 ` 1 161 , 1 i . . . eat, w-iii. ~ - aeeeunts transmitted to the Presia ~ ~..4 me v i o l ing in quegt of; Arnerionl totlers ).:I"",o,..croite. To Statei !Brig S'yre 10,1 been 01110 r 1...,% siortel :It the west coast of .IViorocco, fro!1) "'jiv-hey alit' iiiTilkogaedoouretlatiii:.) ,cl.,filityerti•:ieutortis,toll(:::,.l)::.e,9:4.,4,,,, STATI 0, Tai ORR: H " ' . LUIC . is ' 14 Portsmouth - • Plymouth Chahar' • - 9 Sheet:less • - 5 Ri ver ' . • Total 0 1$ 7 6 11