The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-28 00:00:00

i~ p 1, a f. i I Siptei;4;r J, T 803. MAILS. pus. tiarnburgh - . - " •THE S , tj N. ;k3 - ;',; 6 . • - • . ; PrVII the LONDON GAZETTE, &pt. zy, 803.- The King has been pleased to give and grant mitts His Excellency William 1 - .)rummoskl, I\ibjesty's Ambassador Extraordinary . ; and Plenipotentiary at the Sublime forte, his •loyal Licence and. Fermis. sine to receive..iniS:vear Order of the Ciescent transmitted' to him by the Grand Signior.; . And. also to - canimand, that this'firs Majesty's Concession and Declaraticin, togethei•with the re. • lative: Docutnenti,' bereltistered in .hil College of • Arms. , • • •AitIVID. Q •PRICE OF STOCKS, ITS DAT TWZI„I/1, p'cLacx.. C0r1504 . .53 „t I Omniurn ~.~.,..... z 501.561 QUI!. I.CIIVIS rie,Lllol4 4Vosikr j LONDON, SE,PTEIiI,ER2B).O3c3. ON Monday, about noon, a Bombardment of Calais took place, which continued for .siveyal. hours. The British:, Squadron consisted of three Frigates, thret....,i.i3ornbs, : a Schotiner, 4lld two Cut. . • tens. The- V v}tracic :Was distinaly seen from Do ver 615 e- wtudt were . covered with sspeaators.— t.f.:o;. its stObn, and kept tap a.. very worM fire The 'sre was tiistinaly seen to be briskly returned from the Forts, and particularly that at the mouth of. the fiarbour. The Leda Frigate sailed yesterday from . the Downs to join the Squadron, hut as - nothing had rrie t l from it either at Deal or. D.rtier ( when:the, left those places la,r night, we arc unable - to Arm : e either the prikulars or the - reAdt of this Born:. Dlluin maa of the 2 4 th arrivul tliir morn. ing. Commilsions are apiiointvd fir the Cour tic, of; Dclon and Antrim, for the trial of finch r in ~ m s as h,ve been apprehended in those CQuuties, cEtrvc - 1 with High Tmtson. It is sup. posed that a similar Curnmission will be issued for gildare. 'nese Commissions will be opened about the middle of next mouth. • By the Giattatt, which arrived in the Downs a -I* , nr..dar- - agrvirorrt Pott — Jarkson, a set of fi'arritrs has been reeeiveS at bdne . y. .Thi:y do no' t con ti-:tit-,11 that can interest in 1111 s purr of the world, hut the circuastance of a Gazette being est.l.',:;bcd there, stews that the Colony- is rapid t.tri'des to wealth and • consequence. ‘:ye ilave tktkelf a few of the n . msr nutterial articles ulnclttbese afford, .aSa speLitnen of .110fayfy Literature. . V(.•;terday 'r}orling. soon aficy breakfast, His TVI, , ,JESTY, attended by 141 rd WALSINICHAM and Crei.eral FITZROY, took his usual ride in Windsor Great .P.ltk, and ,returned, to the Ltalge at core igAJE,TY and . the Princesses AuctriTA and El. I Anrrli, attended by the- Conntess of HAL. COU WLitt Frogmore and walked in the Gar. dvns . f r b0 , 11)C tune. rrincsies Eopn ix' and AMELIA, attended by i i't l'T o tuoic' an airing airin a ttniAbit.m iIIC Park. EArly ye,stettlay, - morning, ,infOrmation was b;.,HH.t to the King's Mews, that.rtikiSt Of His .1\47- '3 horses and Hanoverian servants had re:tilled it ity's bock, at 131ackwiill ; together with horses . belonging , to. His. , ROpal Highness sfrr Dux sof CA,4IZ I I I)(', .• IRO Niiiiesty's Coach. acoinpat,ied by two. other persons, set off or. , .ditiftly to, see the animals safely landed, hi.ing them to town. They were the part of . the day employed , landing Ail • Ow and. white. liOrACs Wcre 4 , .% 1 :c y diieulharl;ed, and pnr.into stables at Paolt. tv t n ; trait the creatO:coloured ortrs ryinAinedin the Ihip till rn4iiing. Six' of these noble animals died no passage : Ave of them. belonging to I .' :one to the DUKE of CAM • 11 Cs sh i p, ; with m.o.re of Jkrs MnlisTY's 0 1, ho trd, geparated from the other vessels,, in and is , :gone , for where it is ex. i s .. ,he lia..arriv ea by this cdf lInsTLAno was thrown on, Aineraliam, and. very_ much , , '!•-• tylatning the;Stafron:l:s!..ire (Liu Paik, ;, Hopi:, IA I iricy-strecr, id s rrivr,l in i!.lo„ , ,Logh, iii.' Gl:mien:4n l 5 t~riitl P,W2E. S.r ti - Fr AT f!. If. s7()lqr: is returs)cd to NS Itc.to LI.IE is,;tt vilwre ho , rn. ;, ih; 0. .1 I,trg/!. Pare)' C Filencil 00 SVLIII,L4y 14)1, !:;411:0 St! Flro i)v, 0 or Cirlettm, gram t r di at an d to fro3i - , the great :irrt: tirete, ;) ; itr,svar fed 0% er i.r,Rl It: Lubec :11‘10 delives 511:)t. cause. • N . 3 E lit S. ,•• f),9 );1 the LO.VDO.hir GAZE :I ft, •i'Pt• 1 7, 01. '3." Sett. 27, t&O3. Copy of a "Letter frvit /? :ht' /Jolt. I.7rd -B. 4a'tairal if th: Blur, &t. Evaii A r lemt, Bait, ~dated ort holrd 161 .Alnie:t . y's " Ship tifinarcLy?if 11,aairtai;s, the 25th init. slit, , transmit, ror .thrir information ; . a Letter• which roceived from Rear- Admital Montagu, and ore which was„addressed Vi him by, Mr. jos.Tlitima . s, theAdster #if the Princess Augusta Hired. Armed Cutter,. of tight three pounder-guns, and .25 men, reporting the liartiettlars of an Engage. betw,:en that Vessel and two Dittch A.rined SchOoncrs,iftwhicli'Lieut. Scott, her .commanding Officer, lots been The reSistaree made by the Princess Augusta to so superior a force does great credit to the 011 ant, ,13 ut„tinfortunate Officer 'who comman,',ed her, .its. Well as:to the Master. and littr Crew. I have the llonOor to be; c. KEITH. Uirechi, ;;) tbe Down', MY 1.0)1.D, , • , .• • Sqt,•23, 1803. The Prineess Augusta Hired Armed, Cutter, ar.. rived at.Pover this evettiog ; her,Licutenant, J. : - :,.;oq,"Conner La'vender,il4l.4', , .ats'ir:tio Cornelius, being 'slain in battleton the .2oth inst. in , cotnbati with two Dutch Sehcioners„ the ()Demount. ..,twelve pus ands 7.0.40e0;the other eight guns andisofnen. • . • The Lieutenant, in ' . his dyirig ,fiOnichts4., rec Om. merttletitheiViaster tt, filt-hrifte; Cut ter biavely, and to tell the Admiral he slid his,duty... These expressions, my, Lard, in the moments of " disSolution,,will endear hia memory to his Countrr men ; and whilst those more immediate!). cintleCted with: him, sigh at the :rceolleetion of their loss, they will i have the consoLit len to reflett, that he fell glo. riously in h is Conntry,'s,,,qttp4e, eitpiring }visit. stir heroism of a Bri 601, wo Semi:en, CrUmp.and RnSe, it re ako (moiled ; the former with a ball itythe :thigh,. the latter `w a ball above the ancle. 'The Princess Augusta, your Lordship will recol_ left, is one of the smailestcutters und er your Lord ship's command, being about.7o tons. The cortilat of 'Joseph Thotnag, the Master, and the Crew of this little ,Vessel, fight ing.bravely alter. the loss of their 011icer, and beating oir two V esse l s of such superior. forct, merits more encotti:um than my pen 15 enabled. to 'express. . 1 have .the MONTAGU. Ilis iliofitty's 11ire'd ss; Stet, JI a josrfri,Y7 . holllll4i 'Matter. 'Sattirday September Ore.; hours,' {jilt!. nu. - flutes, P. M. I landed at Dover,;.not being able get ."trito the Dowrs this tide,* "After delivering orders'frotn Lord Keith to llig Itil;;!sty's ')hips rttiizitT, Ii i lelvoetsluys, Texel, and the entrance or I the ZOtii ,i'.:Nl,,T, exz t. bearin g S. W. di:.nance tittc:At : 6 4w two schooners ti the S. w. bearing down 116. Wards us,:. under ,Engsi s h w eclots ;, got clear . for Action, styli aitT them to be enemies. ' , "At hail 1 ,1aii4,1 down their 7 Engliji lours, and lips fed'. Dutch ; then.being within hail, asked wlia, slouzi we was ? Lieutenant kiitt an 'swered 7 Prinectii4 i!luuttulta . ; the largct v..'.!i(.11 hailed being tn. wind..ear,l, s' ice. us tt in Id , :i%'e, whiCh . our. Gurtrie nost4ain, and wounded .:LietiteuatirliCott in the sht:ulder, win.) irlea . the n6 . .titiornioi=,-, at forty-ft ventinntes pa.it nine. A4YI. with 114 Wound.. We then returned our broadside at • the h:rgei,t,• whieh nu:anted tweNc- guns, had on . boa: d .severity men, who endeavoured, to board to several times to windward, which liras the. larboatd Shit. The snt.illest, which mounted eight and h::‘,l on board fifty-men,. agreeable' to the number we saw 0;1 ;leek, .which came up , under'our I ce , .11,d g ave us ilex. broisiiside, , ,then'endeavottre t t to board u ; but atty,r• haunts ervgetneA close uarters, with the large:it , ,onti's bowsprit over our stem, several times, by 11:e assistance of the Mate exer don of the crew .we heat them off ; kit our rigging and hull being much damaged, anil vine two 'Encnldirea arid three wounded, mita our small number, we tvete not able to renew the Miton . . I have the . Honour to . . JOSEPH THOMAS. • DOVER, S.or.r. very heavy cannonading was cornmt:ncea . ort CalaiSbetWell'eleVen t,wel . • , • this morning, and continued for several hours t 6, hills, from which the Attack was very visible, v..'t re crouded with'.speOatnrs; •The British Squadron uppeaccd to consist of three Frigates, three _Brigs `(Bombs) a' Schooner, mitt two Cotterihri 'took their stations a little to the Eastward of Calaii, and kept. Up an iii resitting discharge of shot and shells on. the Town and Forts. A spirited return was kept up from the Forts of Calaii,• particularly from the Fort at the mouth of the harbour. • DtinL,, S E ri 27 . His M3Jcsty's Ship Lads sailed early this morning tai join the htpso ir Calais, the Be:nbardment of %dlirli 1)=I;an „about ;welye o'clnek. Tile result is clot ; known at present, as there is not any vessel arvived frnm thetwe. Came ilnivrt final the. Rivet., the e?e4erfi4 trash. iiigtall, of ("11411(.5ton, and sailtd througb for :2Al,lrieituti. • In 'tile 1./owns, t ,, 217.:)var. h , Utreciii ? 'x 116rt~ atlll • e SFI)I7. 26.—ArriVVI tit!' C,ipt,6(l I,VI:h tIE, dC“.4, c1101:1 J eobitatit ; the Danish bark a yr ; f r •-. ) L rn, with timber fir thii }Jolt ; aitti I;teCetsts74... !le i Captain ----,trom Siiiied the Earl of Liverpol Transp,o, for Li- vc rp;o1. _ . Arrived a Frtncih LuggerPfivateer, with wine, irom Bourde.ttlx * .capture:t by tits General, earl Piivmeer, .of Guernsey •.. • 1 1- OR — TS.I,) SPIT. 27.- - --Arrived the Eri tbrates, Cart. GEORGE WE LSTIAD Comnuititier k from ',undid, bound fOr India the'S,4ltor Castle, Cap!: A. - s—roN, from Madras : she .left Madras t ith Helena i 6th July : left no Ship •. at thakTort f t•Aambr;all, Captain GORDQN, from Madras ; • and Nebon, I.l.torsort, from. the Havan. nah. • __The Mdpornme 'Frigate is at present stationed off the coast of Sussex as a Ship of observation. All day on Friday last one of His Majesty's- 74. gunships' was taking soundings, and making ob se rva tiOriS i n Sealord Bay, and' off the Inou.th of New ha yen harbour. At seven, o'clock on Saturday she • sailed for the Westward. 'Sir:lUAittty. NEALU and Capt. GKEY are to con.: mand all the Lighters that are to carry.a piece of ordnance;at Deptford and Woolwich. The Adive Privateer (of Guernsey) has captured and sent into that place the French SittpPriciXcateur, from the Isle of France bound to liJurdeaux, laden with zoo tons of pepper. Accounts from Cottenburgh state, that the Crer. icat, Frigateliconvoy had been scpar a t e d i n aviolent 'gale of wind, and about sixty sail put in there and . other ports of Sweden, and the Frigate into Mar strand; that the 'r,sgy, of Whitby, from Peters. burgh, and the Rrd,r, 41101, from Riga, Were on ilure, and it was feared would be totally lost. , ' 'Yesterday morning a 'Party of the Guards were exercised in St. James'. s Park, In the management of field.pieces,' arid ,particularly in the mode of passitiz , a ravine or ditch which ,may oppose their t n;, !( :! . ., it ‘4 , : a4 surprising to observe with what re. I ;Hi.frily rid . tiiyatch the brass • sixlrouViders were over a ditch; which has been dug by the !;i44.. ! of the . rottd . lelciing from the Horse -Guards. to : ! . ) ,•r , :, The hauling lopes were I coiled too; i hob of the wheel of the gun-car. .ridge, to lo • ;.' i• int(k the'ditch . : ; when a ttiilar top-, c round the -eireunifetence or the wheel, gave the otecstary purchase for hauling the gut/ up the opposite bank. • • • • Five huodred of the Ga irds, under the direnion of Engineers; begot' yesterday morning to throw up a battery on an eminence on the right of Thirst Wood, near ChelmstOrd. The West Lond.on, and the two RegiMents of . :Tower Hamlets Militia, have received orders to hold themselves in readiness to take the field at an htint's notice. On Thursday the Cambridgeshire Militia marched into DanAaury, and immediately encamped between tlic.rst atid ,ed RegitirxitS of Royal - Lancashire Mi litia on Danbury Common. The new %rinks e re cti ng _ at the upper end of -this fine prominent. ground, arc expected- to be completed in the course of neat month._ Yesterday the Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association had. a :grand field.day in Hyde Park, .preparatory to the Review to-morrow. The'y went through their 'manoeuvres with great steadiness. ' The Loyal British Artificers, commanded by Buicrow, are to be impeded by Lord BAR. rNc - rotl, in the Toxopholite ground, to the. East of Gower.street; on Tuesday the t rte of (Molter. . His Royal Highness the Dug of CuNtti ER LAND has ordered two Detachments of the Ro'yal Bristol Light. Horse 'Volunteers to march from that city to Wells, to escort soo,Prisoners of War front thence to Stapleton Prison. • Orders have been received at Portstryouh, for :sending the•.whole of the French r.isoners bard the different'reeeiving ships in that purr, to Norman ,Crosi; fnr which place they will march i n t h e course .of tile week. • Government have given positive . orders that no '‘ French priest should be ,admitted to the French prisoners in any of their prisons,' The Bishop of Sr. Pot, or. Leot4 received the most positive re. fusel from Lord PELHAMIs niThe, before his Lord retiremcot, when he applied to, him on' the subjeCt. The whole number of . Volumeers,accepted by Government for the County ofSussex , is e,o0o; for the cloathiog of whom, a General County Subscrip. tion has been suggested, as most expedient, . r lhe . Kilmarnock' Rifle Volunteers have Ottani ! mausly agreed to march to airy part Of Great Britain • in caw of Im;asion t •-• • In the course of last week several parties of the . Army of Reserve raised in the Counties of Hereford, Radeur, and Carmarthen,. passed thrtiugh.GlouCeS. ter in their way. to 'Gosport, where they are td be attached to the gist Regiment. '- • Government have accepted the patriotic ofier of Mr..DANIEL IVIA§:OI4,S, juts, of Cirencester,to l i brnish for the public servi ce , in the eve nt o f I nva. an, 70 tiorses and proportionate number of Watgons. SirGEO.' CO.RNEWALI; commands-the additional - Troop of 1-leretordshire Yetanaury:Ca'valrY,- the'ser vices of whieh have beeti accepted by Government The Subscription at Birpoingh at O •in aid o f t h e “.o Volonteer'o alnounts to 13.130, • • All the Seafaring Men Ai, the 6. ) , or dlourester have been reotitired to appear and enroll theMselves a 5 ,se a . Fent:Thies, upon doing which prot'eCtions • would be granted to them from the impress. The Roptl Nlontgotuery ,Regime nt o f mis',Li are new encamped between 'the Itigher andiosVer.bar... tier Bytes of ,she DOCk Lines at i'lytiniuth, Where they will remain till further orders. Last Saturday, as the North tlants. M ilitiawere tiring: at a target,. one of the tesils stt:eck a•bare in livr seat, rind carried away' both lip fore it Is ;' not ‘aitlo.tanding which the poor anim a l t ri e it to SCa e on he; stumps, but was 4uen cauplit. ~' LIB L i r :V; 'S . F . :it; 24. . j ,~ ~ *<< ~s~' . , • „.. ~ , . YESTERDAY - LOril NORDURY sat atone, tit Coe Spec& - Commisiion. - -The City Grand Jury retuined , two • Bill s -of Indiettnerg - for High 'Treason avinst John Itighriosb and Thomas Kinaban, who were in consequence put to tize,B.ir to have Counsel asst net! • w them. M'lntosh chose Mr. M 4 NALL . Y and r• Bum ; Kinahan chose Mr. aUSII and Mr., 4 . A. GRATH. They got Copies of the Ind iamen c s 000 . , them, and were ordered to b ready for their Trills on Friday next, after which the Court adjournq to Tuesday. . . . Special. Commissions or Oyer. and Tertniner,4r, the trial of Prisoners charged With High. Tressed!, have been iss u ed f or th e Comities of Down mid An trim. The judges arc Mr. Baron Grottos - and justice OSEGIt NE. The Carntnission will be opened at Downpatrick do the zoth, and at Carrickfergus on the- z sth pf Oftober. ' . . • , 40tilD R s, ec u .osi s wtt r ey e n / r,r , d i aai ii t. t ri e ilic l) ki.r a_ o p h p a r b el i l y en b d e ed tr ln ea P a a t ri t i l a te zne c n o t;s ln tr ii e s e s c lo t li n , It is believed that a similar Commission' sell' le • Issued for the Coutay of iCadare. ra , ntiy, appre ' ll S: n r d je c a d n a t K ie.i e l i o t ,y , tu)fputnhesuDsptiitn:olrnumor Ihui-s sessionoeln-g a a t'rpealcshrriolyrn the mu . Prisoner The,) i cil , a i it h;d in his pos. of Anwer. • dam, dated in June last. He was brought to :Major Butt at the Castle, and, after exaininatian, coal- mittecho the Provost. , 1,ie11.t.• DPUGLAS, of the 31st Regiment, 'll4lf, behaved sn gall ant ly on .t h e Coombe' on the nig h 14t % the 23,1 of July; h as been ofd A ! , s istant . . s Major Sum, in his o ffi ce of Town Major a " GarriSon. . Yesterd a y, antfrender of the name of l'at. Malt arrived here from England, in custody of Mr• . S 4 l l 3 r ) c i i rti r ° :p u l a r o . ist 'b i ot e r iie t .: el ;;F re b e l: t n aS i c l; e s cy l" . l : e l a r v ili t i t.e f e a i ls t ee 4R ci t t i o l i b 3w e e t i l itn t :i ito iVi n;: t , r agl a s ` t i c' y : l i erc t :l u li t t: a F n y te ; ff i .e rrl i iir ti lii e; i vtii i ' 3 1: . h ,:: now charged 'with treasonabld pra4tices o f a reueng . " '• d .%xv: a ie t ille e le,keh : i d :eo p i rs e , u 7 d :y r la : ': ) ' u : g i s s s ifi c , : n n m tn o oi c r g n i tT l i ri c it r t a e e hl c d : o i . n t s ve Na r iC ls e e d , i i i c .:::: ur li? : l- T os : n. h i ii . u g ipi pt;:t lii fi c i a t ,4i ► ~ irgon i Hon. Cape. KING, arrived iii Curk'Hatb6ur , a ~ brought in the Morning Star, of Cork, losclea v"" 320 bales of;tobacco, 't 7 tinkers of brandy anti ge ie' va, and one bild, of wille, which she recaptured ofr Kerry.head, Yesterday the Master and Wareleni of the Com. , pany of Bakers waited on the Loa o \L v oe. at the Mansion J - louse,. respecting the Assize of Bread, which his Lordihip, after examining t he Report di the Mealweigheit, Otdefid to continth! t he garne ai Wo last eek, . viz, .at ti. the Quartern LoA of . Wheaten, and B}d. Honiehold. Guild Uall, t " tra'n*tare;'7Sir Wt t. t. lAM LE101...0N,P Itnt. and Mclennan,' . the C •9.A of-4101'- into - umpan - F ~ . .n a This day a 0 -. 4 )Ott of Aldermen was held at mongers:; and joSllttA JONATHAN .SMIT Ii o d'l. ci l Ableristm, into the Company ;a lromn.,ogas ; “' '0 swear into office the, new Sheritri: . To.marrow a Common Hall ill be held :It ‘ . ‘ l : ldhail, for the cleclion of a Lord Al,iyor f o r o ' 2 year en s uing. An account brought by •a- vessel to Dover, wh i ch was boarded by. two Americans, on p ur p ose to c"‘"" municate the intelligence, - states , th ar there are 17 Gan-boats in Mo r k irk Harbour, ready . t o come t.'"f; `thateath carrying an heavy long gun an d mortar ; ao" or. moo men ha marched into that placeiii der to man them.. The building of vessels for tl l Invasion -is carried -on there 'with .such AtlivitYr ...,that the Great Church has been onverted i'oto i' ' Ace I ' 3 ' that pUtpose ; and the principal street 0 filled with them, in every stage of copsirndian. , . Letter from , Dublin, 23(1 , Sept.. 1603 t 0)1 " A. most extraordinary tranaaellim .1..., n the ' NW ; i t ' eti ‘ 7/Gr id happened yestet day :-4--Ltr*KE wart! ca.. .on Mr WICKHAM,' and told. him, that he orale r , i S .Governrnent were passe d for money , o n i that he had Ftlt r HUNDRED TtiOUSAND POl/14...,41) • STERLING at their service, on their own tertes., )11 This timely.aid,was accepted as part of the Mill% allowed by Parliament to !le raised by Tre 2 'Bill. ' - if . 01 and Treasury Bills at s per cent. are 1 4 7 3 0 , 'ing to be issued to hien for the amount. He n ` 5 , 10 , pay in Otte intitalments, the 29th Septeinncr, '..''' bet, and Noember." ' It is ' highly commendable •in the Governor 2 . rti . aro Direei9rs Of the &Atli .Sea Company, who h,,,.. del-cd their Clerks to make our a list of all therl.,,,, chimed Stock - and Dividends since the cc"nte. ‘ as Merit of their Chartor. An investigation. al a a in able ,deserVes the'pnblic thank 1 n'lY ' e-- -, as it iong miny Instances to the diseovery of peoP e r i l ii( the ' tp'thy iescendants -,aittdividuals, who have 1 0 , 1 4 tne_tos or ascertaining it,• and may . now be l ei • - totite most abjetft poverty ..and disless. 4 r 14 Event endeavour. .td find the body of N' . ' W l ' QULDEN, the young. G:ln "' tlernan . who " s ' W jiys tunately drowned off Ttainsgate Harbour at ICW ,for since, has hitlietto proved- fruitle ss ; to the I. l ie gri4 of his disconsolate relative's and friend!. entl, had, gone' ir . om beal with ail' ilUeolic" of ,4101, ing *a little iinie with $Olll2 frien,ti3, a0t1 1136 w_.o - - -Ana his gold • watch with him when the unfortuti,,,, ~.! • roperti . - 'accident trippened ; in •auallion to 01; the 1 ) .. .„.., shoot big), reward of fifty guineo, and etleri`,,, . o f t hc 1.100.7' , . pence, has . been o ff ered for the recta% eq. ~ Alit n - t ww It 4, On the 29 , h ult. the . Data of •Al r cxr, ~o r, sosi made his pl,biie entry into Wisrerir,' the'r',_ b o ~. of which Kiwi), wit It; tie a disreni'terri tor Y ,,Dc,, , ,4 4 g ' 000 1 X lt. purchased for., tht,,. ..:tam of 1.0,0 0 , .. gl ,;cO , - 1... Girat rejoicing* , anti a gr:old itttmlin.4tit 460 . eople ' . , place , and aft immeivie number . or '' P ~1,04 , , •,,,- 4 Ile r on , Rostock and Lubeck were' dr4wo."'-- .. dia a ta. Atteil,l3. iv i, oCcasioo. The Putce awl his, ~e of ) „ . he je. i -fmti, the . I t paylic. Captain •►CitS.',,),iy.,ot t 1..:,01...001• lilts J' l / 4 . ' ". i Etigv , i Ship there, in.ioed-inthe ce .. . , ~,., , : i o, c ,,, :. event, bi firieg his guns:and b0t..;:t.',.1...t.`,1-00 0! ill' ,i; lours, a compliin.lnt %;ilich,drevi..,the • r.""„,g1101,,:$ 2:.1 slit rt.clt,.. rj, , ~,,,, , town's people: , e) , t'..ral 4 1 -' i the Onto 010 ti Atter. tfantS viSitfd.the lit.'ssgi, art - 'yr the tam.% nr Uzi