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• t to know-it the Spanish Squadron was ready to' coinpany him ; your Excellency is net ignorant of what was the answer of the General, satisfied that his Squadron would pronlptly follow themovensents of the French, and that such were the repeated orders your Excellency had communicated to him. With this information the Fit ncis Admiral returned on board, and subsequently made the sign forgetting up anchors, and signals,' which were ex.peaed by this Ship, the Principe de ilkturias, and followcd'hy the most ready mention, for erab.uking the. Artillety which were on shore, Ike. " On 'the morning of the. iOth. sqtna.• Irrenell and. Spanish Ships got under weigh, in cousequenco of a Signal made by Admiral Vitiassuviii but we were not able to effea it all that day, the. wind having veered to the S. W. but getting round to the E. S. E. they all successively got out on the morning of the gOth. Scarcely had we cleared the mouth of the Har brw, when the wind shifted to the S. S. W. so strong and with such alarming appearances that one ar the first signals made by Admiral Vtuc lituva, who had his Flag on board the Bucentaure, wa% to take in taro reefs in the main sail; the shifting of the wind necessarily ocentionial a dispersion of reet till 'toward the evenisg, when the wind *Pin shifted, and the horizon clearing, signal was ode to form in five columns, and to . unite : an ad- 41 1ced Frigate made signals for 18 Sail of theFaietny in sight, and in consequence of this information, the Ships were cleared, and every thing got ready for tiEtion; . " At three we tacked and stood on for thc atrights, preserving the same formation of 'five co lumns, as before this movement. After we had exe cuted it, four of the Enemy's Frigates appeared, which were chimed, by order of Admiral VILLE• ifZUVE, and to , this Ship ha attached L'-iigics ,41ge siras an d Son "' ll ./ as a Squadron of ob s ervation, .which might reinforce the. Ships in Chace, with in ttriaetionr-to re-unite with the tnain body of the' fleet b i z 4re eni4lst4 . 4l. • ire At h alf-paar seven a French Ship advised ui of Ftfgie - . having iecourroitred 18 -Enemy's Ships in' fine of battle, and soon after we saw, at no great • distance, several lights which, doubtless, were made . f t3 cri the ,Enemy's , Frigates interposed between the t ,„‘" ° *l eettlo •dit .. nine the English' made signal , by •QP..hl„; tantren, and by the interval between the flash, , Ikr4 t 4 report, they appeared to be distant about The French Admiral Made signal that ! lit4 neeSSlttY tO form in line of battle upon the eow alt t ships, which was afterwards repeated by Yee 441214 4; kid in this order the day-break of th* Vlste4 • • Me 44 wiris the Enemy in sight, in number • , 10 Ships; Smug theta eight three:deckers termed 11 older Ot'battli. rr At Sasien in the naortilug the rnemy approached differed coltirti4 , uon our Squadron, in, a di- Italoo to tbe centre and rear, upon which Admiral Y,TrAyingetvz cidered them to tack in succession, 'Which 'brought the Squadron of Observation, coin. tOanded 11 General GRAVUTA, 'into the situation 'of itearluard. 'Generalgaa.vmA made to his Squadron rte Signals mast proper to enable them to perform . , the various movements Which' the exigency of car ttinastences required, with celerity and precision, mid on nearing the Enemy,_ he ordered them to (lose their distances, and complete their order. " At 8 minutes before tit. an English three- 't within Flag at her main-tep, penetrated our line In the centre,supported by the . Ships which were irt her wake the head of the other column of the Enemy did t h e s ame . ; , one of thern doubled our rear-guard, another entered between and San .Ne mo ,. and from this moment the Ac tknl was cenfined to a furious combat between the .Whole of the Enemy's Squadron and the half of °um, the greater part of the time within pistol-shot., ' • "• I. have not the necessary information to, enable Pie to acquaint your Excellency with the particulars of this Aaiun, neither can I at present say any thing of the mbvernentii of the Van-guani, which I Am assured from . the-connnencernent stipported that Part of the Squadron which was attacked. 'What I tan affirm to your Eicellency is, that all the Ships, 1)0 th Vrench and• gpaiiish,. which were within my observation, most . fully performed their duty." lateness of the hour at -"which we received this Account, compels us to postpone the rema inder till to-morrow. The con clusion speaks of several °Mix) having been dismasted, but does not 'acknow ledge their capture. Last night we received some additional Pari s Pa,len, though not of a later date than those we had pievionsly receive:l,. They confirm, however, 'what we *stated a short time since respeeling the failure of some of the principal Banking-Houses of hris. The following allusion is made to the subject in one of the French Papers. ' We are assured that the Creditors of the }louse of IttCAMltil having had a 'fleeting in consequence of Ihefailure of their Batik, in order to examine tau) the state of its affairs; e.xpeaed from. its hn . mlence, that they bheuld have foUnd the nafatve_vi dowry cf Maaitte Ileciaitta set dawn at .SestraT millions Freneh. - It was not; thi...refore, .v.iriThout sinneastonishMent; - that they heard It detAai•ed :brit her dowry n'as ontyao,ooo limes, and thit Madanie itECMAIER given it np to the creditors of her husband; such a conduet call's for no Comtnaut it gives rise, at the; same time, tb many refletVoits." It is also stated, that the Houses of Ga CMt. SANAC; and Co:; Divrta.a and Co.; F. La idottet.and Co.; .Iw.aarr and Co. ; and various others of einal credit and consideration, have likewise beers to stop payment. These events have occasioned the . greatest alarm and conftSion, and are attributed to the Measures adopted by the Emperor, which • : have drawn away all tho specie, and deprived the Bankers. of the means of fulfilling their etigagemcnta. In the.sane Papers it is mentioned, that the Thins whiel arc now supposed to form the basis of the separate Treaty between Austria and France, were brought to the head-quarters of BONAPAItn by the Austrian General Count GINLAY. On this sub jeet the following observations are made in one of the Paris Journals ; ". But what kind of POW Could Austria expcd, when she no longer possesses what might be offered todil,artn the Conqueror ? The Venetian States and the Tyrol had been objea's of negotiation : indeed one of these Countries might, a few weeks since, have been accepted as a'guarantee; but as now both are reduced by our vii orious arms, the'heart of the Austrian Monarchy is laid bare to our mercy. tin_ der such disastrous circumitanees, there is no room for negotiation—the will and htunanity of the Con queror must be submitted to." Temeruire, Tonnant, and Co/osnis, from Lord 'CoLtiwthvoon's Heet, arrived at Portsrt3outh on SatUrdiy. The number of killed and s,vounded on board the Tonnant, the _return of which was wantini, is stated at :45 killed; 'and 50 wounded. 4c/ii..iophoiz, and pelleisle, frern the same fleet, . were also seen , thesatne' day oil Ply mouth, steering.or:Tortimouth: • , . Admiral Cor,.brv. , ALfis, with eight 'Sail of the alarm' Inca, has put intu . . 011 Saturday Inclreing PRINCESSES AVCIUSTA s Sori;lA, L accompanied by Geo. MAN wigs, 001. " . .l'AyLoa, Oil horseback, and die Hon. Mrs. EC‘ERTON', in a chaise. and pair, took an airing in 'NV indsoi . Great, Park. Yer.t.nclay morning 'Us 'lll.s,Shrlf.,, PRINCESSES AttoctriT,‘, Spen/A, and ANLELIA, aeCtitnpallie4l. by Generals ..NIANN.I,;;S rzaoY, Colonel TAYLOR', &c. walked to St. George's Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon ' r ye :1(.11;A by the Rev. Dr., littshv b from the Jj chapter the .Gospel by St. John, and . sal vane. , After . Divino Service the Royal Party .took au airing to Frognik. - 4.'0. "The Earl at Haviir r •loTort, on Thursday last, ed hands ,, at Witich,or, on receiving His Mrijesty"s Appointments to go on a Special . Embassy to th_, Court of Vienna,. on which his Lordship was to have departed yesterday ; but we bol!evo this Mission haLi been countermanded in consequence of the last di astrous.adviees received from.the Continent:- • Ou Saturday, .about three o'iloCk, .the Russian Ambassador had an audience of Lord Mu LGitAVU; at his Office. After which a Cabinet Council was held at his. Lordship's Office. Friday atterno(n at half past two o'clock, Lord MULGRAVE arrived gt , Windsor, and soon after had An interview with His MAJESTY at the Castle: .At half past fora o'clock his Lordship set off for ; toy; n again. . On Saturday the. Royal Society held their Anni- Yersiy Meeting at their apartments in. Somerset place,when.. the Gold Medal (called Sir Godfrey was presentecl to .ITum PIT KY DAVY, _EAT foar his various communications published in the Philosophical Transaaions. • Afterwards the tineiel proceeded to the choice of the Council and Officers for the ensuing year, : when, on examining the Bal.: lots., it appeared that the followin2 - , Gentlemen were eleted'of the .Council : Of the Old Connell, the Right:Honourable Sir Tnse . ph Banks, Bart. K. IL Sir Charles Blagr Knt,. Henry a. ventilsh_, Esq. Davis Giddy, Esq . , Eiftvard:Whitakettjray, M.D.-Right Hononrable.Charles Greville, William MarAtm, Esq. Reverend Nevi! Maskelyne,. D. D.. George Earl of Morton, Samuel Horsely, Lord Bishop of St. A..aldr, Wil. Hyde Wollaston, M. D. Of the New Council, Mr. John Abernethy, George Earl of Egretuont, George Trenelnod cootlet.outar• F• 1 41. Holt. Robert Fulk GreVille, Metealte, .Esq. hlatthese Montague, Esq. Lieut.-Col. Wm. Mudgev John Townley, Esq. %VIM. Charles %Veils. M.. 1), Tho. (rung, M. 1.4. And the Officers were the Right. Hon. Sir jostoh Shanks, Bart, K. B. President; V Marsden, Eiq. 'Treasurer ; Erivvard Whitelter , Gray, M. D. anti Wrn. Flyde Wolluton, M.D. Secretaries. Afterwards the Members of the Society dined .together at the .Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. _ • ,Capt. OrAvra lias taken tho command of the Ears, of 74 guns, vice DVFF killed ; Capt. THOMAS, of the Etna Bomb, is promoted to command the Heller6phon, vice CooKti killed ; and Capt. P.satcrat, o f the Wewde, is promoted command the Rolm »lone, vice OLIVER, off Cadiz. Captain Surplawla appointed to - a command in the Sea Fencibles in. Ireland. Oapt. J. Snox.n.ANo is appointed to_ther CgAvar, Sir It!cuitrio STRACHAN'S ET Ship. ef COTGRALVE appointed Agent for Prisoners of or' at nyalnlith ; and GEORGE MAGRATH, Esq. late Surgeon to Lord Is4Lsoli, is appointed Surgeon of Mill Pi ison, Plymouth. M. MA.IO.IIDIE, late Captain of the Bucentattre hes returned the - number of his Crew at 85 3 ; and M. - De ig tEr VOW, Captain of L'itchilk, the num ber of his Crew at 700. C'Olor rsCH4NGE, Dee. 9. The arrivals of 'heat to-day are not numerous, but a middling supply cut hand, having a demand, sags 'are rend'. ly mole, and last prices are supported r . Barley further declines s • in Malt or White Pease little alte r.ttion ; Beans of each kind still are at high pricesi Oats in good supply, the best keep u p....... or di naiy are CllCAper j and in Flour no altvnitiou, N. „T 4 N E the GAZETTEi Nov. i b"ir Alinircilly. 0 Elko, 30, 1$0;r: rap? . (If a 7.414 from Captain ref Ins 104 J $J Slap .the 4tryuhts, to' teilliant L. dattl 'this da,y ,at :tie Acpni „ Observing in the Gazette atimordinary, of the s7th inst. that the number of tile I:Alertly's Ships taken and destroyed, silt consetivieneu of the Aalion , of the Snst of Orkeber, is stated• at t‘vehty Sail of the Zinc, I take 4he liberty of inctitionieg to you; for the information of my Lords Commissioners :of the Admiralty, that as this must be intended to in chide the French Ship Argunaute, of 74 guns, which Ship, I had an opportunity of knowing, was safe in the Port of Cadiz, it will be proper to state the atinal number taken and destroyed at nineteen Sairof this Line. 'll6 apparent inaccuracy was ocz essionect by the Pispatch 4 the Commander in Chief, dated the 4th, havitr been indde tap before my last .Return with a -Clay of Truce from that Port 8;C. .44 11 EN 1. 7. BLACKWOOD. - Dtc. I.—The Temeraiie, Capt E. HARVEY, lbunant; Capt. Tit.gu a . and the. Ca.. /ossits, cot. S. .N: Monais, arrived here yesterday under jury masts,. from Gibraltar, in thirteen days, from whence, they sailed on the 17th inst. in corn. piny with.the lkyal kpereign` atici Lvylaikai , have put -into Plymouth, The riao - ry, and fire sail , ::td from Gibrziltar for lug land ten dly:i I),!forc the.; above Ships,, ‘ and it is sup pokd,that. they have put into some Port in Ireland. The Terrikle; cif 74 guns, Lord IL PAtmeTT, ar rived also yesterdaYiroin- the Channel Fleet, with Adtnir,d SttuLt'xo, Captains INmAN, Gnu , IloyLEs and IIuLtER, who are come here, to attend 38 Witnesses at the Court-Martial on Sir lloavat'T CA LD R. Tits Diflemee, of 74 guns, Capt. I'. C. ntlnit.,ol, Deftnee, of 74 guns, Capt. G. iiorE, and the Re venge, of 74 guns, Capt. I\lopitsom, arrived also to day from off Cadiz: 'The Ant Schooner. has Seized the Lioness Cuttor, of Guernsey, laden .mwith 176 I:,cgs of spirits, and brought her to this fart. Tlic Fanny, !As, from I? , .)rninica,.onis of the iiiiicai4e's'COTtroy,. bit now trom Falmouth, has .• been run on board of by a S!, ',p, n lAA= wthnown, whielt carried awitylt,r bowsprit, and ha-, dont con siderahlt oewr d3rnoge to the hull on the starboard side : The is arrived at the Mother-bank. Frederkk, T,vr Lott, and Provil:/::y, Loewe:rt., for Sorukrlaixl also ttie /hi! (1.11.1.-,-, for finil. The Phau Skop of 'lVar will Sail teniaricm tnorniils , for the Downs with Convoy„, Yesterday- the Ertryalus Frigate came into flar bout to Andorgo Fifteen ' Ships have left Lord - C3l.l..TNG"epph's Fleet, since the Akio!), for England, to be repaire The .Toemaid, front which no retnrus ha'e , !Wade{; had 26 men Lille-A anti st) r.vounded. Whp was wounded in the right` thigh Wi tit a musket ball, is lust rt:covcring. COLL2N.. W 0 pi) has shifted hit l'iagto the Qitee, , t: Captain IlE,',supottiN, or the Fougvux, ,and, Cap tainliusx lITy Of the IMOUZICI te, are arrived in : the Tenzeraire, tc.l Which Ship thvs of'the Sitips arrived here 4rorn Fit...et have 1.).47 , 0 French prisoners on board. All the Spanish Prioncrs we're sent on shore .by . Lerd COLLIN °WOOD at Cadiz.• PLyidoullt,' Nov, 30, Arrived the idarnbro , Ship now Cornelia, Capt. Sc uoTz„, from &aux, raid since sailed 'for fianiburgh ;:and "His .1114jesty‘b Ships 4oNal,Sororeign, of t t v guns; Apri Leviathan, of 74, - from Gibraltar. The V/ Rory, Vdietphen, hefkisk, and ariother passed up Channel for Portsmouth ; the Swedish Ketch Preiheien, Luivn i Master, from Mal4o, with wine, &c.; the Jonge ikon, Da HAM, Mokiter, bound to Antwerp, with Salt, itet.llllol - by'thfi4:Vii Privateer of this Port : and the I rolli 41ida, SToeFs, Master, with salt, boutAl to Popp4orthOotitined by the same Vessel, Sailed His Majesty's Sloop of War the drgus, Cockatrice Armed Ship, having nuclei' . their convoy abnut too Sail of Vessels for ale Lastwarifi His Majesty's Ship Vdiglo , taf 36 guns, for the Chan nel Fleet ; the Co7ltlio Gin-brig on a elltiZe. 3 41nd His Alsjesty's Ship L'Etpiegle With Convoy for the Eastwaid: Mkt,. 1.---This morning arrived in the DOWLI3 the , Cackatt ice, . 1, 1 ilrgar, and Z/Etprvgit, Sloops of War, with a large Fleet f Transport!, Ike. under Convoy from Ireland arid Plymouth ; *and the .I,hwisl Frigate, with part ache 4fticallites Con voy from the West Indies, under quarantine, I'm'. ports, Sce. under eativoy,, from Rilmouth. Came down the Ravers Sionp Of War from the. Nate; and scvoral outward-bound Vt-sseis from the River ; and remain hi tine Downs; with 1115 Majes ty's Ships as per last. ~. 7 61 >~► Irt ti si tolc 775/tagßti'os°, DFc; sigpfor the , cart c,f Ilarb - our the • AViiii'h-g•Git;:a-tia iCnst atza be paid liounty ntic two ul.)o qv; V6` til tI' L “; cdc.:l4:;c of t.t.lys, aid Will promeil itunratliittely to sea. The Fcive are daily 6xpeded nt tiic Mir( from tlis The It'inOtTseez 'Ceres hag ihe as per last.' t.motnit, Nov. 30.—This day appeared ofi this Vort 001.01WALLid i S Meta, consistinq of t wenty S;iil of rho Um, virt of WltiO) are arrive4i here, viz. /floikt, "P:ige , de Ptzris, .114iezzr, I'vzdsai Castle, C6pi,ain, Pic,:nto4inet i anti L'int plAnde, Also arrivi\l- w6dish 'Ship ih4i-ora, ounEtt, from Wircelona, With wine; and the /..co:t Hoban , : acid Townsliend bofh with Mail., , . from Lint3cili-4no former tit nineteeti and the lattet 'in si4v6n d m s ossige: Saile(l the ship ' lletnah, Car. S2erryr, for Tonuingm; au& the' Druid Frigtite, with a Hell „of West incliaineli, Tran:Torts, a:c. unler'conl i oy, fo I)owns, t)!cTiztnuTl()N or rßizfi , . , 'l'o thy 01'Ifers;31,1 C:Timpity of (ii•; Mlit,;ty'i Snip Awn loiii . .‘t.,;„ for the Ite:e,iptilti.l, or the S'irilr 13drr.,11;,r, tm I ,til Ft., brtury, rgos, in compiiiy wilit, tiro Mc'l,;;;;lirr,•.:, mll 0 . ,,, , ,er5, GIl lx):.ni tie S:in to6ot, on Iwi xr;ivai in l'o,:it ; , t: cv. , r ? Tucmizt i 14,113, Frislay ti): thrrc rtorth r :: at No, ;8, Cle. nit'; tts ;on. , ~ 'l'o tite, OfFACCrf, Katii Cr,,,,prw, ~,i It, 'M -,jests;, I,ii Magickno;:, tOr in (..•,i ,, ,rtt , r , .: ~,r ,evoilt!...pn I,:iii)Log Ves. scis,. betweeit tho 'lv; p 01 , ,/ xxi:i ir.,ili :.•.cp . t...ilki',) ,, :r, 18a4."Ql Ncr.,z, LittP: ,Scolli.i.,l I,,ad, 1.:....v ii,;y 1. ) ,A,, , c,: 1t ii al pj l c. thro-.7. , ' 'Cu the 0 ~4ers anti Cc.mt...tt.... al I i;• , , w 1.,;t5t03 Ann iL Ciatet Slitattuts, tor (;lc ~ .c the 11.,rzil. lal try titeMdatn i , a,, in ttighi' of the Con,tvallis, t;th tCa. re!os, at No. 32., Plyl4mutli.l)aul:, this or ito..,ectlit,;; thy '`Cu the Ofli.cri anti Coutp.my 01' It., tong, ,19r the Captkitc rii fhL Sp tatiu Sim) . 1.4 t'0r,;„,:1'414 COllceptiondiitS I.a Sta,anzia, the rat tt 1111. cry Tues. tiny ;ma Vritlay r tar three months, at' AN.. Litt fice, Plymouth. . To the (lificers auti Conittnny of Itis Ntai t .sly's Can.brll f o r the c;,pv„r t t' at the ell I,e 14,41 x De the 3tatli May, 1805, au "rrivai tly, 114014111 ; az e'vt4iy .loncl,y 'and rfitut t ; Ii tut taut munths at Mr. F. Wy.ut',, PI)mo:Ith. • !T VIE BIM IS L,AY. Set, Tot 3 s ; C I hi, 2 I 11l t 9 FS 1,.„ 1 35 161 ; ; ►3 % 5 «1 2 t . I 7'3 1 t 37 4 t Sao i S AT! , .MYNT QV Ttig TISH NA% In ?on and fitting' attard:Shi English and Irish Chatuizlit • Op the I)own4olid North Sea Statioda • .•• • s 7 I At theWei:it India Tslsuuia ' and on tile l'a‘sage • S 2 °mine JA4itstilla Station 2 1 Antericalt NeAv found- laud St.ittoTi* . • 2 I 4.45 t an.l on the 8 - - Cnag of •rt ()Ica - Spain; L'Ortpgal atl l ciindltlr Meditemnean• and 4,11 tiOspitil and Ships Accra I:: xpechrin,ik - 0 0 . WlOl !wared Ordets - • I 1 1.41 e, 2, 2 TotAi 'm Cotaniii.:on 129 ' Iv tAint`.v::l44 3;l:ps , .:' G ki Sorsiceable mid repairing for Scrvect - r 4 . ' I 4 1.11 r,rdinary .' ' , - '•''. t 9 tittildir;g -1, - - 3 1 I k 3Cd siArk lakk , k . {4 useatNAftx, i. ,o: EAttt P 0.1 . !. 4*. Lines.:. 1 50 . .1 n i. l:.,ps, Tot 12 I IR ( if 1 3 d' 1 0 1 5 3 12. ( 7 I il 71 3 74 7 2 1 .3'l. II f 1 I'ortelnoutt► r ') mcwth t'llartiant Sheernba ltivtr TotiZ 451 ;$ 37!Sr ls Aedounts by . theAuryalks bring the follu'xing in teresting drcutrxitanees.attending ti e:\ oft C.p ly e thig ar 'll;,e ,A.,6tion.was 4;t)nitilt:'n , ...:er4 . 4 Ad iuirtl ent.,l.l,ovoe.p, in the firVG:l SOVerol6ll, minute.,befige any other : S!' p.• v.%,ts boles intention-to , have hey,on , the 136.ti011 ps s i n , ahead of .the•Bucentazzr (V L ( ,;hip) tin the klaury might be ahead of hiir, e nd the Saraissima 7'finidoda.' But the' Buctth‘ttftii slicr)t. ing ahead, his Lerch:hip was oboei:d to stern, raked, her, and lutred z:tarboar4 side. The, tirej four bro:l , i6:les t th, Priaary bet ire hish,ordship ot‘ler;,l,l,the-.1..nr(1 3 h opened, wlitni.'the whole bro....Kirlf:, which vita denble-shotted, wati .IrJ, azd the dis'eharg tilado such 'a•tremenou: that the .147 .. .:enta1z w .3w,geeu tu aux'. A. :.:hort tittle at Ler tins Adrnim VlLLENErvh: l stnt leelow tilt' it Tuber cj her then Liti;:'d and wdunded, , provxt to the ainazin,, , , I)l.l.tutier , ol and six'ty-tivi killed I ant. t WOIVICIOLI, Ir immediately ordered u artte!, the .84 Celdallr Whig thou tli :!cid qi,nkt iinman ago able. Lord NELSit,' upoit this shot abead t. the Sanlissinz,4*Tir;Jiiiii4da, lilt lt . won sut render Ord. The I'i‘,7 - o.ty a thin Shit) * which closed the !,...ti,)ll with her.. Alter tit Royal Sovereign, . Achniral C'ot,LotoNv oun's She disressetedb the ioulphs was sent to asi'st Stich, Watt the ,witit or the ercn at thii tin t that they 11,?ildit.lier v*hh, " \l, halo heav , ow heat() riiiletkthat our br0a4.1.1,,ie Ina ) ao .1 Yc strottilio , In the how! her head round, end she gini . v. l) , -:`rnppun..•11; thu .Inna, bioaciside,' that iad b hoc sill€ its I.3.tAcatvotw b,.i 1 pett":med , thi . ;.sor vke, Admiral th;i4t...nnativetiD sent niin z.likwn u th, liii.clnry to log rk,t4tt.statc of Leri.l Nra. 's health Captaikz ,Ill4o§lkiron went in own Xll, t:! WaS I t ;.• .:101 , 1 Able agreatriat, twfr they neVet : fire : Op Chg.) " ().4 - tor or Boat o trtieln tht,) , txtai .1 , f orce. _en / A. :l i t , !! lon/ through out 4'l , . gaging t • • , • • • •,• • Captain Paty,v , , , ',, !(1.. • H •••• • . into Cadiz, , ~. , the Sixtritsit • ' :t tilt , London • :` i Wrkvartii i!, ; „ Cal)tZin • , !OLI hN;)gpititt". ,;;; etl lllflq, ,-d <.)Wlded , t,Ol Vw . Cl 4,*