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IV CYI/I.M.O.ffire, iltPd /2, 1803. SENT YAILLTAMPNT. Borotigh of ivelebester. NIAILS. DU I. ffamburgli PRICE OF STOCK‘,.:, LUIS DAY AT TWELVE Co i tLocw. COIISOIS - - • • - . tizi THE S'U N. lIQLIII4 QUIS DICIRI PALSUM AUDR4T ? LQ I\r b Ar, APRIZ, t 3, .1,8c3. F , 0 , 1 the LONDON G 4ZE:I - TE, Aprils ).itxtrAtc, RETURNED To SERVE IN THIS PRE- Ch Tiles Ilrooke, Esq. :u..1 Sir I,viiii ar n M artne i s , p art . i n the roorri of ThorAas Plumtn_ly and WiiliaM Huriter, Esqrs. whose F.tettion for the said—Burough his been, ad. .. . judged to be void. , _ Comfy of Hereford. 'form IViltthews, s wont, in the Parish of Cielionrer, in the County of liecittior Esq, in :thetoriivi of john Peers Cottetell, Esq. whose 'Llettion.lol tha 4iud .3orough his_ been adjudged to be void. •, • . . .N/Jirir of ALtr.-, • • Sir Mighli'xrirple Hamilton, Bargeny-and North Rel.. v4.14;14,, Bart. in the Own of Colonel William Fialiartoni who hath accepted tilt ,of 'one of His Majesty's Commissioners for the Goverment. of the lsriand of Mili tial. Commi,,tion in th Herefordshire Regiment of Militia, signed the Lard Litigunipq. To ~: Captsins,William Ha Airy, jun. Esq. vice Hoskyns, r.:; Baca. Dated March 3r ; igol, - Thomas Friley, Esq. Ltd April 8, 1 803. lulu liarptlgteil,git ! Dated'April IN £893. Thomas K. 40yeyr, Eliq• ,p4t4 April 11, I s co3 . , . To he Lieutenant—Edward Evans, Cant. ,, Datd April s, 18°3. I . . . • B.4.I\TRITTS. . Thomas Tones Witabrook t of NelsoniTerrace, City r ßoad,' to swrender April 26, o and May 24, at - twelve, at Guildhall'. - Attorney, Mr. Baker,' Limehooe. • • John - Myles, ofOuston, Chester, eorrifaaor, April 29, 30, at tiVO, irid 'May 24, at &oven, at the Star Inn, Sian !tester. Attornies, Mr, Knight, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Cursi. atar-6tropt, Loudon.. 'William Brown, late gf Lincoln, sadler, April' 2i, 2s, and May 24, at one, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. At. carafes, Mr, Jesson, ; or Messrs. Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Symondis.lnn, Cliguicery.laniL - • William .Beaumont, of Shrew bury, draper, April 26, 30, and May 24, at twelve; at Guildhall, London. Attorniez., Messrs. Batten and Anstice, King's-Bench. Wallts, Temple. • VIPIDENDS. - • May 24. Wq. Wigstead, of Charing-Cross, stationer, At. twelve, at Guildhall )0' May S. ftepit Clay, late est Batley, N orks,lire, drY-ialter, at ten ,at the Bull and liuteha, Saticy. M4y.7.john Grint, of Wandsworth, corn chandler, at eles'en, • at Guildhall. •. • Mpy'4. Lawrence and Thoinis Yarei. - of Manchester, tnetchants, at eleven, at the Bridgewater-Arms,— Au t . chestet._ AIRY 3. Gylbert Bluert, of West Smithfield, eofli:e.house. keeper, at ten, at Guildhall. May 7. ratites Cox i of Church.street, Hackney, oilutz..ll alit/ tallow-chandler, at oue, at C;uildhall. CEP] 1P1(7.il E. 'hlay . 3. t4war4 'Shepherd Smith m 1 john St~~rlrl 'of Llyerpaol, • AAIRI-VID. Tit important Communication Which we yester 7 ;try e.velasiwely made, of the Town of Flsabin: having been declared, by. the FreneL G,vern,cr,..vt, to be it, a ,sate of Siege, has given equal rise to speculation and surprize. What can be the objea of such a roceeding it seems very difficult to divine ) unless it be to convince. the Batayian Government of .its absolute dependant upoii the will of France. To produce, however, this conviction, there hardly needed'4oeittraordiniry and,unPrbVoked a violation of all Treaty and of all Law. The unfortunate Dot t .must be sufficiently sensible of..their huMiliating circumstances,.without anal : a wanton exercise ,of power',.. and the' 'political .ohjett of the French Go. veroinent for using irat, the .present moment is nut Very obvious, ,unless it be : a part of plan to render Holland a mere' MilitaryDepekt for the use of France, and to spew the Ptitch, that even ,as who can have no will but that. of France, she will not trtisx them. The Measure aboost a virtual overthrow of the ,Batavian Govcrowcnt. That Government which France head( established, which has caused to be ac. knowledged by other Powers, which h established :by the Treaty of Amiens, but which the Fret:cltQa. vermeils seems to claim the rier of suppOrting or deposing at pleasure. Such measures as that which we now comment on, are not calculated to inspire very sanguine , hopes oe the continuance of Peace ; : Out whatever may he the plans of the First Consul, and whatever the issue of the N egot i at i on b etween `this Country and the French Government, we are *urtunately prepared for the worst, and are unani. mously determined to persevere, with a Arm and un. daunted spirit, to preseere her essential Rights un. impaired, and her Honour untarnished. Nevious. to the piling of the Packer which brought over . the last Dutch Mall, all the French - Troops - that were on hoard the Transports in the liarbour of littooduji Were di4embarktd, ;nil garrjson that place. • :Tat PatH ,'app, of the Loth instant reached Town'tfris morning but their content* ate cum. ;Acre!), Uninteresting. The r.oncia ate 54. ,6p The Earl and Countess of H4aeotrat, the Mar. ehinrreas BAVA and Danghter, Si, anti 444 - Ni t , Arrived at 'Maio, en Mashy, to spend their holidays with THEM MAPISTIES. In the evening TFIEJR MAjtsTrai had a Wen Patty at the .Queen's Lodge. Lord and - Lady BOLRETY, and Lord and Lady HOLEY, were among those invited. Yesterday morning Hts IVIAJgitY, accompanied , by their Royal Highnesses the Princesses—SornlA and AmeLTA, attended, by Generals .MANN.E RS: and HARCOURT, and Majof Difsa ROW:, took an airing orr linrsehack in Windsor Great Park.' Hllll - MAJESTY, accoinpanied by the Princesses . tnt/sivi and'Et.ti`gis ertr, attended by the *Mar. f . , hioness of..}4.riLanaWitighrer, arid the Countiss of. IAitCOUIIT, Mk s 'ayiairiug to Frognrire, and :liked in those beautiful gardens till between three , • 3ncl foi,i o'clock." 'Yesterday 'Abut " twelve o'clock. the • PR i NC itiS 14Alti'' left . Buckingham House, fur Windsor. . Lord W Gaerrytt.l.2,. who had been on a visit to Mr. firm , at 'almer"Cstle,.left that place on Thursday List ; and 'on' Saturday inOriiiiik Mr. PITT and Lord CAk k I NoTorr left it - together. The . latter came to trown on Saturday night, and Mr..Pirr went to Bromley.Hili. - . , ... i .This morning,Lord WILLIAM cAV INDISII BEN. Tung, •son to the Duke of PORTLAND, and Lady, eft town - for Portsmouth; where they will embark n board .the ityrtilowe East.lncliaman, for Ma. rat., His: Lordship's retinue, and the major part of his, suite, set off yesterday Morning. His Lord. )hip will be accompanied by the Rev. Dr: Down Es. lw aL L, of Stratton. street, as private Chaplain,' &c. I • Yesterday the arrival of the Watton, David Scott, Arni.yon, and. Brmarrtaio, from China, was an. liounced at the East India .fluuse.. They lekChina the 7th Decembe r , i n comp an y with the: Royal Charlotte, and sailed from St. Helena the 18th FrbrUar:y,. with the Befign/,' froMßengal, and two :Whalers under convoy of the Rodney. The Fleet touched at Ascension, the 2 tti °February, and were joined by the Dedalus Frigate. The Noordhey, Ilerck, arrived at Helvoet,- from Bataeia,. which . , place.' she left the toth of Noveni. ber ; saw in.ithe. Straits of Sunda, on the .rst . of De cember, six or seven Ships, Frigates and others, !probably the Squadron from Rochelle .; . likewise saw, as she came out of the Straits, a: large Ship under the Pitts'sian Flag,' probably the Rein( Lou:se de. Prifirt., WeiNtsar. The Swedish East India Company's Ship Frit:fel. San, GADO, arrived at Anjer Punt, in good-condi tion, the tfith of November. The Cluttavut 111. belonging to the same Corn, patsy, arrived there on the 34 of Noielither; good condition, and sailed lomiediately. The Oster ((, lb. land; belonging to the same Corpany, saileti . from Batavia, the. loth of November. In addition to theparticulars we gave yesterday of the Royal Chace on Monday, we have since learnt -that the Deer, which has so often before af forded excellintsport, although WhincrayWas So hot, tan very hard for more than two bouts; and .was at length taken in a small rivulet on the other Side - of Cobham, )p..Surrey it is .almost, needless to add,; that many iif : the Sportsmen were thrown out, espe.. 'eially when we state that near as mrit , persons were' present-when. the Deer was turned out, as usually attend the Race, at 'Aleut Heath . ; 'a great portion of these being Gentlemen who 'had 'come down tti spend the holidays at Windsor: and its charming neighbourhood.- The Duke of.Ricrimptcn is still at Brighton, and f,ssuid to itpvtuve daily in his litalP). , • Ntsrc.cOmmissioned . Officers of the Saint George's Volunteers, had. a meeting ort Vionday, , yursuant to the invitatitm of Lord CIitsTELFIRLD, thGir late COlunel; of the proposition of ans inmediate . tender of their services to Govern wilt, which Was unanimously agreed to. .The First Surrey Militia are .mustering very fast at' Kingston.upon..Thames, :About 70 of their new Recruits are in: very gleat forwardness_; .Lord GRA•NTLEr, their Colonel,• is very much .with them. A vulgar- and scuerilous Writer of..a Weekly Taper, has taken .1101 d Of ah' expression- which we made use of, (aoLl . which Was meant to apply to self, and two or three others of his co.adjutors), and applied it to some of the Noble art l respetlable Mem. bers - of the late Actirlinistrojoo, 0 136 whi c h" a -l i P lic '" tion nothing was , further from our thoughts at. the time we used it.. We .think, in Iced , t h at :di re of the late Mi n i sters , 'stands upon gr o und . peculiarly, his own ; hut we•are 'less disposed to finel4ault with him for the peadidri! ) ; of his' sentiments, than for the means whieh•he.uses to promulgate , : those senti ments to the-world. Yesterday lnorning•the remains of the,l3te Sir W. HAN*, L 01 were taken from Ilia house, in eadilly;.to be . interred t Milford' haven , Pem brokeshire. A Frigate was completely' filled with choice hands, taken on their aquatic trip to Greenwich Park nn Monday. The Paris Journals, wh;ch delight,in misrepre sentation, state, that an English vessel. ha§ been seized lit Lisbon with several millions of forged paper money on board, and then convert.it into a charge against this country. The eireumstanqs attending the late attempted, forgery upon the.bank of Lisbon, are so well known, and have been so clearly stated, that nothing but a ,determiivAtion to misrepresent the plainest latts,, and to calumniate this country, could , have given rise to such a state. men t. The Nobles of Livonia, Courland, and Lithit. anja, are, it is said, about to m a ke a proposition to their Sovereign the EMP E ROA of ItusstA, for the purpose of ameliorating clic lot of the Peamts of those countries. AP unfortunate accident happened on the 22J ult. on the Lake of Lucerne boat traversing this I,:ike with 6o perino, tinkrl, who were going to assist at the procession orSt. Nicholas, sudd en ly sunk, in consequence of being overloaded, and all of them perished, The Emperor of Gsitt.t?,t4rhas found it neces. cary to ,unite the two Provinces of e , st.ato west under one Qoverntneni, It is expeaed that the Archduke REYNER will 13c appointcd venter of the 114 , 9 Pitiiiciasi , if: 4 41, 4 , "41,1 d L VS. pLy AM LI ril, t SAtt.,rn the Derir Frigate, of 36 guns,- to the Westward, supposed to be under sealed orders. Arrived, the ibuitm.sl.Qop gf_War,._with SearOcn for the Fleet. Plantagenet, of 74, guns, Tonna t and Mal. la, of So guns each; Are.gone-.out of Harbour and anchored in. Cawsand . Bay, and ,main witht the!' ireputte, of 98 gunsi ila7o v," Pen ' e l l . :(41e, ullorien, 4nd Courageux' j . 4. guns each. --Several Ships of Line are shortly expeded float . Portsmouth to join PORTSMOUTII, APRIL. 1;. SAILED this evening, His Majesty's Ship Dryad. nought for Ca wsr;nd Bay, the rendezvous of the Fleet. Sailed this evening the cg/thtta and Ilus-b InLs, tot India. HARWICH, Aptut. • • • . TBSTERDAY the Diana Post.ollice Packet, Capt. STrwART,, arrived from lielvoetsluys, with the Dutch Mail and Passengers. Previous to the sail ing of the Packet, all the Freneh :frunps that were cm board the 'Transports at Ilelvetsluys ; di;em, barked, and now garrison that place.. II) ; Prince of Wales Packet; Capt. HeAtti4, at rived. last night from Cuxhaven-, with the fiacii!):Ji and'llternen ,Mails, and a large tituntity of foreigti Silver Coin and Bullivra, , Art o. SA It, E. 1) last evening the Pi4frice 4./0//bui Packet, ,JONES, with Mails of .the,390,0 inst. q.,and stli for i LishOn ; grid the / 1 / a i;y,N0;P:.1.04.? for Liverpool. This . day sailed the I?o.,4riliffitskir, PORTE us, and Lord .Charles, Spencer ( Co ATI s w o.lt with of the 6th • inst. the former for New.. York and Halifax, :and . the latter • for,Jatriaic4.and liarbadoei ; also' siile,l'•the oatwiiid.botiod \Veit India ship Lady . 7obn, Cdpt. CAE' fu r • Jamaica (last from London) ; the Pifit)a • BUNST E with ' tin, &c. for Landon'; the PcfliJOllb . y, WE 1. and . t h e Mau, HAREIVE, for Liverpool ; and the' Sarah, Gltov for . . Cowes. Arrived the Four Fr;eat, HoSKIiIG, from Lon. doo, 'with bale goods, groceries, for this Port; and the Ametican ship job,/ Makay, Capt. Ito HEa WlLiotit, from Philadelphia, 3o days passage, with a cargo of gob tierces of rice ; 'called at , this Port for orders. Passeng'ers per the Lord Charles 'SpePiter.—Col. BR ER ETON,. •IVIeSSTS. MAR MAN, WLEAY, SHIP LEY, and •CHOLL IT,' for liltimidoei;,Mesiito. GA.ZELt, SHAIthIER, ROD INtiON, 'MEL AVA-, .. • NY, and DU'NCOLD, for jamilica. : Per the Lady Arab , .Mr.—Colonel R Et.y; Bri tish Consul tb the United ;ta - tes of America, and his Niece, Miss De I.A.Ny ; Mr. and Mrs. HAiiThirttl and Mr. Foisicra. ,•• APItIL 12. • SAIL ED His Maje3ty's•Gun.brig .Cen s or, to jo in the Squadron underthe ; O lan d o f A(1 intrai I '• tiioRNIIoROUGH off the coalti.of .1101141 d ; the Dispatch, Noy TransPoit, for Plymouth ; and His 'Mojesry's Vrigate Africethic for the Nure. Came down from the River, His M.ijesty's Ships Thunelerer and Ardent, built of which have sailed for Spithead. NATAL COCRT-111,4RTIAL. At a Court.Mattial assembled on board His Ma jesty's. Ship Gladiator, i n P ortsmout h H at b our, on the 4th day of Aril, 1803 ; Present.; JOHN 1 - 101.14)WAY,, R E. ' Rear-Admiratof ;lie Red, and ge c ond V) err its"titi tom . maw' of Ills Majesty's Ships:atid , Vdsiels at POttlanbuth and. Spit hcad, President. • • ' Capt. James Bowen; Cal Thomis Elphihstonc, Capt. Robert car °rho.: Cordon Caul fi eld, Capt. Edw ar d Brace, • • Capt. Charles Elphinstone, Capt. Richard Peacocke, Capt. Daniel Woodritk, Capt..Henry'Richarditin, Pursuant la in. order from 'the Right .Flon Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, dated the zd of April inst. and direOed to the Preiident, setting forth that Captain At XANnER BECHER, Cam. tnander of His Majesty's late Ship Determimie, had transmitted to their Lordihips; by his Letter to .their' Secretary, of the 3oth of last month, a Paper containing a Narrative 'of the loss of the said Ship on the .26th of the, said month, by striking on a sunken rock, when working - into Jersey: Harbour ; the Court proceeded to inquire into the cause and cir, cumstances of the loss of .His Majesty's late Ship the Deterntimie, and to try the said Captain' ALEX. ANDER. BECHER, his Officers and Ship's Company, for their ccmdua upon that .0;c :titian ; and having heard , - the evidence producsd, an .comple te d t h e i n . quiry, and having maturely,atadeliberately weigh. ed and considered the• whole, the Court is of opi. nion, that the loss of. His Majesty's said Ship De. prmirde was caused by her striking on a. sunken rock, when working into Jersey. .Harbour, there not being a Pilot on board her at the time ; that no Mantels imputable to captain At. tiNArtutit commapier., 944icers 4 oT Ship's cornpart74 ..•• • . • .• far their condutt en the Occasion, but that he "used every means" in his power to.obrain it Pilot for Jer. seyi both beigre he sailed from Spithead, And during the voyage, without circa; that he was' at - hived by commendable zeal for the Service, in attempting to enter the Harbour by-endeavotiting to follow the Aurora's track, and that his cool and. officer,like condutl, after she struck, was highly meritorious, espec ally in or cr ni gibe anchors to'beltrtik"'tci pitvent her drifting into deep . water; by which hetis nta jty lives were in all probability saved; and e' Court doctlietefore adjudge, the ,s,aid Captain ALEX AN D k4BeCii ill, his Officers and Ship's Cony. pany, to 14a'cquitied, and .the.said Captain Ai.sx. :4NDER BECII his Officers and Ship's Company, nre hereby acquitted accordingly. • -:Signed by the Court. Signe• . MOSES ‘GItiIATH4M, jilll. judge Advocate for the time being.. NARRATIVE. lit pursuance of Orders received at Spithead from Admi ral. Milbanke,Jlo4lYfarch 23, to receive on board a Detach ment,ofthe illit'Regiinent, and proceed without loss of time , to jersey i the . Dettiminia being in all respecis ready fur sea, s .2k4II42IPSILAgi shore on the mornin g . of the 24th , t o ... co nus.sx m e r „Cri'arrel Saxiiin - , - to - reriuest hi s 'ass stance towardS.obtaining,a Pilot, but . his not being able to send one, "Caiiollatne to make apPlitiation to the Flag Ship, .where I was (*wally MinaWWII! • Troops being all embarked by three o'clock in the a ttanotra . of etky, the Ucterinin6e sailed in company With the Aniora for ittisey, 'and as the Ships were going through ' the Needles passage, 1 had hopes of getting a Pilot either ar ECo~ses or Being inadc the i s b li i i mit H i g ux a nk ni :l oc iltr ‘ h :v o i Ct i t i h i l ect ::: ‘ a aa es g pt i po i a c n b :t Aru i t ir c t et a : s . i P x i ' l a Yt c „ l an7d k :"a i to t u h t e 4 e i ve lli nbl in gt:tel . Itt the morning, at day tigh t , I•reneated the signal wit. , Vei two ghed.ancher, and followtal the aj A ld 4 ; ;O t r fi a v t e ert e h l e " N k Falling little wind as we approached' Yarmouth, I sent an Officer on shote*,4. qpt - place ,tavorttleavour to get a Pilor, port; but ther t c ettiarts proving a* inefsaua), as 410 \ and at- Ilte N Zahl.e.iepr,aleiVihe 'guns - for that RuLt., 'we sailed tfirougathe t Needles, ant} nd;chance was ' left to obtain one but at. Guernsey, or on thc.looo Coast. • cvi the o ' es ft . ip The Ships went through the passage.of the Crest Russell he next day ahalt two o'Clotk, Yr.bl. the signal for a Pilot ,was constxtly abroad, and many guns ,were tired. Unable-to obliiire .a. Pilot, I resolved to -follow in the A thbra's waac ; the weather was tine .and moderate, and it appeared to mettitt a stria attention Its that Ship's motions „4,vould resider it far front being unsafe, to adopt a ITIC4SUIti : for which a general signal is - established. , • The , MaSterSCquiesang with me lid; this proposal, orders 'were given to keep intniediately in.the Aurora's wake; About a quarter.pastifour, bring. close , upon a wind, and • jnearing the harbour, the Aurora was observed to be in stays; fever) , .thing Was of course pteparetl‘ and in " momentary readiness,_ for thansurpose. In about five. nnuutes after,. 'judging the Detertmnee as near the: place as posiible, I or dered the helm a4ce, the Ship's:ante instasulo-to the wind, antrthe atter-yards were hauled about; • The rvin 4 brace.was • sqarcely belayed, when she struck on rlic.,Waesind in less than three strbiutes; the water inside of the Ship was Otequal he_ighth with'the surface of the tiC3., • • 'Bei* sitpithensive ihat the Ship inightfall into deep-in -1, t,.r from t),c'atrength of the tide, I ordered both anchors to • bc iet go, WhiG,h was done, and the cablesbit oat and stopped. -Theipanic which prevailed over the Women and e Children threw he Ship intoi.scene of conic 3ien hardly to b • ed, in spite or every cart to suppress it • N • otwithstanding the sails were clued up, and top-gallant' said handed{ and the men on the titp•sail-yarits in the ad of ' furling the top.sails, but thinking their weight aloft might. tend to upset the Ship, Leaned them dorsi. to get the Boats, out. lite large Cutter was spoil eat, bit the and fear, of the people, who crowded into her,. plaioly. j or e t old their fate.. 'l n vain remonstrated.on. the nnprori ty. and foil/„ of their 'quitting the Ship, and solicited them .to let the Women and Children only..go into . the Boat, but both reason and.petsuptoo. , had lost tbeiciutluence, And in 014 moment the Ship fell on her broad side. 11.1vse1Y'W'ith" inany others were by ;histchange t hrown,ul,4.- the.seii; , mul it waS not withoutAlillieultY.,•4ltilr minutestin cpportttnity o in fu th i e visilig water , to I t ‘ l . i a a ra t s l. sa regaj ilag rte u d i a u :licvy,:iotur r attioni:m,e b iat t n l „ at last having reached the rniten.toß r -l-liad.4mee more an With itteon uric wiceL, tuotwi btikt tram j . umping MU) t h eses. • Too much praise ‘Annot be given to• all the Officers,.4o4 &len-assisting upon this unfortunate event, who by... 0411) • exertions in the course of three hours .and a halti in a tidy running 140 '.six knets,.had taken every man from the wreck v Which ,Whell4 had, scot : doue I wen; with my 0 0.4 board the Aiterita47) • . )-Jl!tklames•of flue, l'eriior44positig : rjtooke, lidshiptnan, t• • • Edwarci 41.4ettputec• • Pat: Cantwell...lOn r ureel 1 jaines - frOt ter, Mich. ii kr, tainei Gormley, Thomas TOIL VVM. ,lere..4l4iphy, btst ite• meat. Mis. Lloyd and Child. Airs. Nlur4a and Child t Worn:a and Children. BOford's Child; A Woman and a3iirl; knNalids,!: .cannC:tiops TotAL His ...II:n .. 0 0 4 Sbil. Asticrii,T * • Itaia, ,10,..b3 , Is*3. Er..?7ti - ER. i.~ •. ' . . The .foltoß4i,p4' is an Oilicial Statement of the Cirt ' cums . tanees"iespetiink 'the LOss Of . Ilis ;Majesty'! • - Ship La Deter/mink :, -' .'. .... ~-,- • • . .: ~.. 11. Al slip figrans,. r o.r,Roadi, . 7 .- . i I LP:Ofd9O ell 34 '1 tri, - L . ... i v,t.ll:rili - 1. , : J - - ;42 I.write fortheir Lpotps antqrnmttpo i ApAt on NaPtiii4,i evening lot. a..totit - ktitl ,past four pfslpsli c its IVW/$llO ,imp 1,4 PnwreOlii`?,, . cii- undir-4Px c4ctitivild., ..1 Alli t al 9 .alaYs in. ‘lnfkii% uktoolii hi ric , otir,Jt ri4c4 :)yivi 49r. bmi. An # sunt:en rook, lo.y. N4tica:slie was inf,tanttly,4llgid, at . 01 ...-.-111c course of tittetn minutes nearly uriLler r watgr on 110 ticalli Ands. . - ~ 0 wing .to tlm,actcrition gt CalititinF s ,lki.clb'orie am! Hill ) the Aurora an4A.44 11 a,„4 1 4 the FAcrP. 3 ) 5 11 . 0 4C.bY tile' iOf cers atat,S eamgct,in,t their. boat,s, )9F t lylt(cit,Sive must ever 00. sotetill, thcjjygs,g( nearly ' all on boaitl'A(olC-iiae4.l; but kg 0 with extreme : cpncern I ti.o, eto LatC:,',..i ' lle IPSS 01 a Midi" . Otipmazt and ow Hunan belott4ing i ,t4 .0): SiliP. •and Id' .Soldiers, two',Wfitttah t iand three Cluldreil,iot tile ist Resi', titent, quit a Wculen awl child of Off Uviliciti ~._. ! Enclulerl I .transrnit a Nartatiir of thi t ir aatini '"Or.# l ? i • Ship from thi . timq, of her . leaytos ,5 pt teal, anti taw, O P . . _. . . .honour to rsmaul, Sir. • Your mot obedient Bumble Servant. A Sir Evan NrpAcan, Bart. ELS Iv eUlt . ,' kr/11/. 2. —The ships are all sailed excePrig the Nancy, 'Hope, and Leviathan, which are (IMMO bY southerly ivlrids. The Charles, Monctoto, from the Isle of 'France to Boiir deaux, has put into Corunna. Ws fire Hothiung t. Hoick, front Marseilles to Hamburg , put into Havre - - • ; • - hss The Zwey Sc.hwestern, ()kken, from Torraverchlai arrived in the.Tex.el much damaged in her rigging and oih ,l respeets by . storms and contrary winds.' The Marianne, Holm, from Batavia to Copenhagen, 'II 2iSt ult. put into Humbersond, in Norway,' betw e en Chris" tiansand and 'Aientlahl, on account of the ice in the Sound. The Chasseur,`LaVerguei arrivcid , at Antwerp from foil' • deauX,ll2ls delivered out her cargo damaged . . , . , The habuta .. , FOTHettING/1.17 , 1, trout gr/che' e "° with brandies, &c. arrived at Hull o.n.l:llestlitr.r . in company with.the_ ltiercioi, of. LuridPl74 era The 1404dta sailed from RoOefOrt On—ili:i.icl':,'4.' COn.. firms the account lately given respefting the destina. tion. of that Vessel, it, appears she three days by the Guardship, the Captain of which it seems had ailed , in this manner, in exyeetatiO.tl of receiving orders. every day, to embargo.4/L i 'g lisl , Vassel, in contequence of which, the .eirg(2o ° I such Vessels would fall into the hands of the I, :001 Pove!Prnen.t, *as 4tained