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This Day was-pOlkshed, Elegsnrly printed on fine Nile:, and hot-pressed, Price 3s. 6.1. in boards.. IEMOIRS of the LlFit of WILL. HENRY . ' I W EST BETTY, known by the name - of the YOUNG ROSCIUS • with a General Estimate 61114 Ta. lents, and a Critique o n Principal Charaiters. By DrIE BRITT, of Liverpool. Ut preinerer Said, Lauro .. quecollataque myrto Non sine rids animosus infans. Host. Liverpool : Printed by lames Wright ; and sold by Long man, Hurst, Rees,. and Omit, No. 39, Paternoster-row. MAILS. ARLlvta--I Dublin. Ilux—r . Harnburgh, I. Dublin, s.Watetforcl. PRICE OF ST‘)CKS, • IIFITS DAY ♦T TWILVK O'CLOCK. C 014013 - -•,• • • • _ sgi THE SUN. soLast rpm DICCRI pALgum AUDIA,T I LONDON, SArURDAY, DCCEMIIVR i, 1864. LMT night we received ?aril Pipers to 11;e 234 nit. They are principally, filled ,with -accounts of she s: , lendiel preparations for the Coronation 'of the Corsican, descriptions of the Itoperi.l Mantle, Sec: .We are enabled this day to lay before our Readers a Copy ofthe:Note presettted by Mr. j.ActooN to ihe Court of Berlio, in consequence. of . she Seizure of Sir G. Rnlntoi,D, We are happy to find, from the terMs. of than Note, that pret tons to that outrage, thc KING cf Pr.oss I A had declared his determination to protect the Independence and' Neutrality of the North of Germany, and particularly of the Hanieatic Towns. The intervention, therefore, of His . Pruisian Ma. je.ity, in the case of Sir GEORGE RUMBOLD, was not caused merely by the indignation he most feel at the commission of so atrocious an outrage, but ' was' the result of a determination, previously formed, to oppose some barrier to the intolerable . insolence and rapacity of the Frencb Government.— The last pretended Plot 'against the life of 80. tArmurt, and plan to overthrow his usurped au. ,thority over those Territories on the left Bank of the Rhine, which he tore by violence from the Ger. manic listly, is so poor and despicable an atteuipt to sully the chsraner of the British Government, that it would be wholly unworthy of notice did not all to the • multiplied proofs of the con. tetnptible 'malignity which charaderizes all the measures of the Corsican Tyrant. That tip: lathe. bitants of those Territories, as well ;1i all i,tleLs durtioa with French proteai.m, gri,vebit. ter!) , tinder the heavy, yoke whey co.fure, and rani for• the hour when ,they may throw ~ i r the authority of so:, odious. a Despor,i cannot for a to anent be doUbted., They. are ready'.for revolt, and would resolutely, take the fiehragainst ' she Monster that oppresses them, if they had • any crospetlasubstoutial support.. This stare of their • feelings must be evident to their Oppressor, and hence,, in his MaleVolenee 'against the British Go. vernMent, he has endeavoured to exalt the desigos of a few individuals, groundedlon the acknowledged sentiments and wishes .of the People, into a Con. spiracY . fostered by the British Minister, .Mr. TAY. 1,011.. The condud of Mr. Tits- Loa has, however, been wholly unexceptionable. He transmitted the applications from the supposed Leadmi of a People' groaning under foreign usurpation,to the British veroment t but that Got/mimeo ! thought proper to treat the, whole matter with a dignified silence, and roleave to time the discovery•of mare ample and ettbstantialproOfs of the reality of this determina; lion, in' an oppressed people, to break the iron yoke impOictl upon them: "I"he pitiful sum, indeed,,fre, quircd from our Government to put such , gland muvements in operation as were suggested, aMi'the visionary schemetoplace,the Mist of VoRK at the• head of the new Government of .the Territories' • - - in question, mietsibel thought to throw-a ridicule on the whole.,,sCheme, if the general feeliogS, of all the People tinder the tohurpeil controul.of France, and the, lamentable stare which BoNA p Aga- h as re. (lured thcin, had not btnught them to -a state of ' desperation which might urge them to any . Schedies however tliAirtl and frantic, that afforded 'them the least gleam of a release from French doniniation. Two reports were !generally prevalent last night . , in the political circles 'it the west end of the town, relative to BoNArARTi : one Of them stated that . he hail been killed at Malinaison ; and the other, that he lid dictl s'ucidenlyogt his way to Fontainbleau.— We have not been ahle to trace to. any authentic' source a piece of infornrition that we have no doubt woilld be received with joy all'over'the world, pro. vided it were the tired . of retributive justice on earth, of the righteous interposition of ifeit vcit to rid Europe of its scottrge and its disgrace, Admiral ,Co4NIVALLIS ha, resumed his,i lon off ncesr, which he held during the ,whole of the latt strong easterly The hive iri all cases enndo . sea themselves towArds uor Prisoners with the g,teatest humanity, and ''in such a manner as has always been ptatlised by civilized Nati,m, ;- but the French have aietl throughout with tilt- most , savao. barbarity, not only towards .our. Prisoners in France, but also to their . own . Countrymen ;n England, refusing every . . . , overture made to their GOvernthent by our'Agents for Prisoners of War, and neither sending any relief to their own, nor suffering any to be received from this Country by our'a, moat of whom.have been, detained in the Most unprececjentedond unjus. tifiable manner. Tice discontent in llnlland'is so great, at the in.l terdittion of British Gonck, and the abominable. tazasures that have been taken to prevent their in. trodution, 'that the French have found'it eonve.. nient to. March, an additional number of 1. roops to — every part of the,s.a.C;)ast. • Yisterday, morning His MAJEiTy, ihe I.DoKss of KENT and CAMERIDC.P., the PRINCEisES SOPIIIA and AmELIA, attended by 14ordi ST. ilet.r.ss and WALSINCIIANI, lorly PITT, Generals Ilt-rzrarr and . Dv . itu DIE, and the Mr. VI t. P. its; rode on horseback in Windsor. Great: Park. HER MA.. It STY and the other P.aiNcEssEs took an airing in a coach and four. ). The Sp,"...ri ;11, RUSSIAN, and PORTUGUESE AM 13A4SADOItli transacted business yesterday with Lord lARQywuy, at his Office, in 12owning.streetl,_ Y .. eiiiesday Ilia Royallliglinns - the-Doce of YoRK held a Military Levee at the I lor , e Guartlq. The . garl of HARK I t r iGTON, and several Brigade Generals, were present. rtevious to the Levee the Secretary at War and Earl CAmoe tv had a long interview with His Royal 'Hghues. The CEIM , K. EI. LOR of the EX,OI NU 6lt and Lord I-1A wicksliu ity had yesterday tong interviews' wiih Lord Mt Lyt td.c, at the Admiralty.- Sir SIDNEY SMI cif had an audtencc yesterday • with the B )4rd of Admiralty. His Royal Highness the DUKE Of Yoag left town yesterday for °Atlantis. ' Mr. PIT; EA CAMDEN, Lord MELVILLI. and a seled parti, dined yesterday ,with Lord Hmt. ROWDY, at , his house in Grosyenor.square. Lord MELVILLE left town yesterday afternoon for" Wimbledon. • On Thursday Sir GEottGt Rum no LI) paid, his motets to His MAYEsTY, at Windsor. Yesterday morning' Mr. Pau t., a: Messner, arrived at the Secretary_ of State's Office, with Go vernment Dispatches from the .Hon. Arr Hut car, our Minister at Vienna. Intelligence has been received. from the Channel Fl eet tes pee.iing the Frent:h Fleet in Breit Harbour, anti that part of the Army of England quartered in and near that place, which, if correo, is of can. siderable importance. One of our Frigates an that station spoke, no the zoth inst. the Prussian Ship /..);e ,Terthre Gtichwirsters ; Capt. TAut4RG, which had sailed the .precLding day from L'Oricnt for Leghorn. The Master reported, that. he . had been in 111 egf about ten days before he put sca, And That it, was un&rstood that General Auo E r, Au,. whose arrival there we have already noticed, had brought with him ew n lostruAiOns for GAN. Ttrp<<uttt. During his stay at Brest he himself 11.1 d wilnatssi:d the. ernbarkation of two divisions of Tirktri., consisting of !picot) inen,Hawd 8000 more tr, n pr , viously embarked. It „was not.toti. 'ceat?d that were to be commanded by AUGt... ti F. A v ki ITC soh, who had und . e . r hint GCl)eritill DFjAltt:iN, DORMER, and,Dorizet.wr. , Captain TAu aE. aG stated, that 41(11901P U'Ora a, and several other Irish . Rebels, had command in. the Army', and the English Irish Guides Were on 1)000, the general report olirest.wag, that this armament was neither de: ;t1 for England nor Ireland, hilt for the .East Ins its, because the Ships bad taken in six months' provisions, with. such clothing for the Cre,ws and - Tpops, as are only wont. in warm climates. GA NTH kA ME's Fleet consisted of twenty.one Ships of the Li n e, nine Friwites, and ten cutteri, with, twenty-eight stout Transports, all ready .for sea, though b a dly twinned. Letters were yesterday received from Cadiz, by way olliolland, dated the z6th of Oranber, which . 1$ 4.weeklater than those received*: the last Lk- . b un Mail. By th e se we happy to learn, that the Fevei had so far subsided in. that City, that on'the z di of Oziober, the number of deaths had decreased to .thirty-one, which included those who died in the hospitals. , T he rains and cold season had just..ser in, and the must, sanguine hopes were entertained, that a few days of such weather would restore per: left health. .The Order issoedlby Government, pre harking the admission of vessels, except thole-laden with grain, had been revoked,- and vessels of every description Were admitted as Usual. ' • The merchants in Cadiz had but just learned, at 'the date of the above Letters, thz ditreiences that rrubsisted between the two Countries ; but they ex. press their hopes that the boiness'will'be amicably settled., They further add, that they Were• certain, the Court of Madrid' would luny COlitietle to every thing required by our.Governmenr, sooner thamenter into war, as Spain is with pestilentie and famine. - At this time, hoWever, it must be recol.. lofted, that they were ignorant of the capture of the Spanish Frigates, which appears the more extraor dinary, when it is considered that this 4fftir had taken place _three weeks before, and within two days' Sail of the Port of Cadiz. I y these Letters we are atrr happy to learn, that the lever at Malaga had completely subsided ; and that the inhabitants who had fled from that City were daily returning to their homes, anti resuming their occupations. . Letters from Leghorn, dated November the ad, mention, that the fever had raged there with great violence, and at one time carried off to the arm. her of thirty persons daily : the most resercidble of the inhabitants had retired into the country: At the date of the above Letters the death' were et. tined to about 20 daily, which WAS thidly Mar: bated t 0 tht . rainy weather having set in, NAVAL' NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 30.—Arrived the Itdxi;''y Cutter, illertois , and Sizraccm . Bombs, from a Cruizr: ; Suffolk, RouiNsom, and the 4nai, KING, from Lon cin, bound to the West Indies.' Pt.ymou rtr, Nov. z9.—Arrived the Swedish Brig Modifier'', Captain C. W. HiLITROONS, from Stockholm, laden with tar ; and the Pon o goese Schooner Maria Emilia, with fruit, ter. i ron Lisbon, bound to Cherbourg. DEAL, Nov. 30--Sailed His 11/14je.ty 1 4 Ships Champion, Dart, and Orestes; niter, Basilisk , Star - liug, and Wrangler Gun-brigs, on a Cruize off Cal4i , ; Thrasher, Gon-hrig, on' a Cruize off Ostend_ ; mkt the , Adder Gpn.ship, for Sheerness. • Arriied the Mallard and Haughty, Gun-brigs, from a Cruize off Boulogne. In the Downs--Manarch, Utrecht,. Ardent, Inflexible,, Castor, Arab, Spy,, Lucifer, Volcano, Explbsioo, l'rc4cro, Dl.icovery, Watchtul, Minx, Mallard, Jackall,• Niter, and Rifleman, and Armed Detencd Ships - as ut.:l6fe. liAnvvicti, Nov. 29.---Sailed the Borer/ Gan-. vessel to her station. Remain the Pegasus Frigate, Aggressor ,'Chaiger,; and Ferreter Gun-ve4els ; the Suhine hired. Armed Cutter ; and the Argss Revenue Cruizer. The Hamburgh, Bremen, and Gottenburgh Mails are yet detained here by contrary winch, arAl blow— ing hard. :• Nuv. 30.—The wind having changed. to the Southward, the Packets that - have been detained tome days by contrary wind, sailed this day with .the Haruburgh, Bremen, and 'Gottenbtirgh Mails, also Mr. SPARROW, one of His MajestY'i sengers, charged with Dispitchei for Berlin. and. St. Petersburg!). The Priirci. of Wales Packet, Capt. HEARNE,. a.r. rived: last night from 'HusuM with the.Hataburgh' and Bremen lilails,,Passengerl, and'thitty Recruits for: the King's - german. Legion. - • . The Amelia, 11. C. HERTZONDJF Master, from •Tenerifre bound to Tonningen, with wine, was last night brought into this Harbour, having received considerable damige. S~iEERNESS, NOV. 2.--Carne into 1 - 130)Jur the Penelope and Speedy Sloops. - Went out of Flarhinw to the Nore the Leda. &tiled the Lion And: Hind Artned Ships IA the River. "ihe IVinchihea hai the Signal flying for Coo. voy to the Baltic, until such rime a a Ship is ap. puipted for that service. Ships at this Pert---Zealand, Leda, riarcissua, Penelope, Maidstutie,Wincheisca,Ceres; Proselyte, jantaicA, Const.inte, eygilet,•Autilinn, Alunaa, MOsquito, Speedy, I.'Argi t s,,E' s ... potr, Providence, Ignition iiire,vessel, and Vointiteet (Jun . „ SouTtlwoLD, Nov. i 9 iliaafternotm of the zist inst. was discuvered in the Offing,:a Shoot with , .4 signal of distress flying, the wil,tl verthard to the N.W. and a great (fedi of boat' dared venture to their a,sistance from the thotev . when the Pilot Ve,fiel . cailed the, Siminel, belonging ' to this Port, manned with three Tit-. pity Pilots, the Master, and one min, went out of the harbour, and ,out of sight of latti, boarded the Sellout anti took out three men, whom they found in great distress, wiihout provisions, anti who were a partof the crew of his Mjesty's Ship L'Africaiue, the Schoot . being a .prize to that ship at this time the &hoot was nearly full of wa ter, anti it is supposed very soon after sursk. _By the exerti'tns'of the crew of the S'amiiel, wholu great praise is due) three Of . our fellow-creatures were thus•preserved from a watery :grave, anti the next morning landed in safety at' this place. BIITISII NAVY. s . r AT r. Lt v tut OF THE DISTEtrIiUTION *F Trig (MI. Tisti NAVAL. loOtteli, TO•Ttilti . llAl% Line I I so's En. 'ln Port and fitting - 12 I. 8 44 Cknird-Slnps - - - si, yr 6 . - In the.Proglish And Irish? .. i 6 .4 I 21 . Channels On the I)ovins and North 1 9' S 1 4 Sea Stations - S A t tlieW:st India Islands e .:., . o{ . 14 and on the Pitliage 5 - O n the Jamaica Station . ,- 3 0 I - It AineLic,..ll .4,:. Newfound- . . i land S t“tions - . • 9 i I . ,East Indies, and on the 8 Pasiage Coast of Africa ' - - cl. - Si,ain,,Portugal and Gibraltar 9, t editerr'anem and on Passage ti• Hospital and Prison Ships r4' 'With'Sealed Orders 9 6 I O I t Totat in Commission 1,4 Receiliing Sitiirs• - • s ;Surviceable and fepairing ao , for Serimco - In ordinary - - 43 fluildi4g • - brotai STATE 0 . 1 'Till OEDINdIt Line. 'Portsmouth 21 P I ymout . td Chatham . - 2o Shcernea3 - River . 8 2 -3 1 39 * 4 4 4 , 9 1 0, Tot. 160 3 2 37 $9 JC.S 23 62, 39 1 21 4 t 46) EACII PORT.. s9'6 I:Fri. 1 Sps. ' , rot: ~ , 1 '7[ 4. .1 .43 4.. 111 ,3- J 7 ° I . 1 , 11 3 9 31 ,20 1 41 35 morel 68 I 'ls I ss i ao 1 158 A French Privateer, 'of 16 guns, mounting 18. poundert,, and 150 men, was Cruj.4ing cache Spurn, on the. zoth ult. She had captured a. Sloop be. longing to Aberdeen, ANDREW oMsPNi master, lad" will) porter. The above Privateer Ives re. ported to be looking out,for the Hull ttidera., STATE PAPER. NO;E OF MR. J A CKsiikl, DELIVERED To TNT . 11K U,S.II.AN miNtiTay,..oct. 28. 11..V!siTniy3,1,et:ricd1j)ljtieenslileir,ioritiielgirrninteiidaer:yt. Etohlf:svHdlirysElt'r:;ltirdNinnAterTlVl:ansd. • dr '.'.., and S tiie ,B,fairh,:e7cl.).bsinFietii.patoivi'sti,a;ttavO,,,,,,Ml4:imai' IslAiiriEso:l:,:apntocel,,i ot! , -: sol , j:',d Ot . an eve n t , which, .tiitr the impartance of !',e. ec ,niiderati.)ns which - it involves, does not ',, yield in the sm West degree to the most 'revolting it ads with which the history of the civilized world ; has • made . . us acquainted: an event which, however affliiing it may be to acknowledge , is not without i eicicaltle in the annals of the French Revolution' - p fe l eac a l,f w ,,o r vn, l , i r ‘ dtre t i cir l ie l : ' :: : ) , 4, .. i ' l pi l l i: s, t (i l ierti c .:: l r ,deir e i apiet . c suir c ui, a ,e a lineLc ' s i e l eal :l siu i rc : os,vi t t g eg . ne dbint:tileot everyl f t o a gr t ivtlheie; the described s r tl i o ; e d ci Ei i i t - e n s ius o .r. i r tosclelojrrttrio.ti the eu i a l i tins n c , : o c i j i f t: i i ,n u m ) ; : t i l s i ~. spe,qacic of 'repeated violations of those laws and usages Which, till his,Own titi:e; have governed the 44 La i . :ttoil°)befietsw.ceaernrierdhee2ff, by 3n armei . thii month, Sir GEORGE RVMSOLD4:tHiI iaillif;ilmolf. '' tic MajEsTY's Charge' d' Alain.; to tile circle of Lower Saxony, resident in the City of Hainbu r e' o ftv.:e f :E t ite, h i wii a gni t agi C nhtie i tli t lii y )msgio , ,cii a hinti n lio: d irawt. me a hr f i t at e oty r f i t ;i v es a at r aon d tdw s e This Minister has been seized in the very rerun '' ptevious to sortie farther disposition (Allis Per s°l l: 'already informed in detail nf the circtimstanees frankness and generosity whi6ll distinguish th e SO• , 1 he has the happiness of rein g AC' , I d cr ig ed n i a t t e i 4 o l, n iwf,illtiechwiLeioreobtrestsatkveil will kindle !o n f c .. x i tcsietiefaant t i b t . she;((lntdlieersseignittiemd;todi. o i Simple relation of what has taken place. ventiOn of Ilk " But the Undersigned finds' himself comPelled, I by, the duties of his Ministry; to claim the tits of IXtedor" of the Circle ot I.iWer Sdl4OOY , "^" of Friend anti Ally of his. Master, interested like ' himself in the maintainance of the Rights.of Natins, , and oflinhlic Justice. r . " The Underaig.ned congratulates lava can haying already received ver recently,: in his. CO fereAces with !PA, Le Baron De 1-lARDlNltittop such positive assurances of the prOteetion oihig,_ll Prussia: would grant to_ thr Neutrality and leo; pendence of the North of Germany, and especrottr." . 1 I of the Hanseatic Towns, . that he is able tol e; with iserfea r confidence, in the name of the - 1 046 ;( •his Ma ster , and in the name of the Public LaWi ° ill ' raged in the person of his Minister, to„ he equitylls ~ well as the power of His ritosstAN MI esTY. . " He claims the intervention rofithat Monarch "jilt the Fret.ohGovernmeot, to o btain the Ilheita• , P.. 1 "'I AN Mcet.aatri:Edise.rdoyfo,ifthti tale‘ti, C4hAis:cilftiguittlae:l:ri;ii tiqo of Sir G'sottca itomeoLovas of a Ministst Accredited lei his august pethoo ; anti be is hair . 1 ,1 thiok, that under such happy auspices, an enn .Wni . at last be put to a state of things uhicho,iiLsnirt,c,a r " any lei , gth of time, would throw bacK tne few.. i filli(t)insst lullihar:ntis:4rltietSil)oilfi.Ell (6re t° tl'e I:: : 0 1 ,., ::: i " The Utt.letsigOed is e tget to ( 6 ~ ..1 - 4 . hill I VI t 1 1 Baran 13g HA K 0 V':; a L Rd, 1111: :Assur,tti,::. o. - , , s . r C41%.54i, Clrio ll . (Sigo,tir ~ F. J. jActs9S, . "t Bahr,' Oelaher 2 li,' t 80 4 ." ...—......:--------..............- It (I from i . Lady TKIGGE, t%lio Litely .sins lo Eog.J , ) , ~ Gibrati4r io the LlJnediter Tr,insvort, which !I° Dien. ileriarming quar.inririe ill Standv le Ciretk• Jr: ii:ilevrfedi.iYhe:::l:hd.4:Y:'Saitr TllHernwht.t:9T.RiillooS:vitivilelio")s:'l".l;ll: t:"t the public service, in teinainiog liroi at his !) 0, 0 1 " ile.pitc of a l l p ersonal danger, and all Pri v4 3 considerations, doting the tn.slad), is abo ve ~,s Pr46ej will, we (lust, be speedily restored to " 1 ti froas country and his friends., The last accoon __.3 the Rock were of a very favourable nature; Yet w County 3( obtotth7t,ittiittleue.orttlxleioGusarrtoisorpesciainvolt..airtilleiliroalco; of that excellent. Officer. - ,;neApLt etititcersfhritlp)ins an Officer ,o!cseqr u , * a n d ' r . b oar d ,in (ft the tle 91 1 : 1 ,,e i s t il: stairs---" That the'Crew- of a Dutch Yilot uji' .., sent os a FLig of TrAce with Diipatchei Wool th e lia : l .. tavianAdmiralKuxxitt-r to AtlrriirAi IOW") i . ILO given fu r ther iolormition of the pr Ship 0 ~, unit:ens 0111 Sailors of His IVlejOStY's SitP, --- id „S i cti who, to the number of neat 300 , . were safely ... ti in,Nottli i lolland, where the French had taken,ars, • them,elves to march theca to the depots tor D_il iat lisp Prisagers at Leyden and Bois:le.1)11c. Sev:A. Engli.ii Officcrs wore permitted by the D u tch . T at colic! 10 , 'writs to their friends in this Coll ar Y vi .1' .is tdb n 7il;* A F it.l l ? ) d t e ° .C l ' a i rri .n r o e f i Gbetinc'erevPelVln Aitalt,l":l4l:::daYCCt:fril'illi: nitd by four qrenadiers, came on boorti.:and ,r ib.ll, `•e• letter. They, were , s o stria in their 5 ,. e j r` iatilt that they - even examined the pockets of th t 41 /0 14 •Sailors, and took every morsel . of. paper from : fourth '!'iris tyrartrje;lll)ehaviour highly ogded ,eo4lith l ' :- 1 0: '.-. ars - who sent art eXprebs to the tl4gue° • the I' ll ' complaints, after having in vain claimed 1 it .. 0 , 4,1 tt:ri of the British Officers, who: had bee n , ° 0 111,, pe,•uniary as.istal , ce, nor oily by the Batavi a° , o , ceri, but b y several tespedable Merchants at 'a t ( r ..) 4 :: (l.l l\. , l l l:t'ottiy roaming 't-j. w' of th e: Cifelli:4:C the . re , - Sl4t;ii - . were paid ' 261. pet man, prie.oollP Vat:pouch. , _.. V e csel Wer e . . . The Plis,ineri , takeo in Rt.' 4CKNIA:I'. --- . 0 l a s t s idtreltA: fiord Y srtnotith nn Nlond 3 v rflor"` g, a 'co l their war tONOtirliirt CrOs9, Under bOr: ,to ~ Yart 01 the Fifesiiiie Militia : one'of Jilt P ri i i°ll'. endeavouring,,ti) escape, was silo by. the O r ' I n t he . 'A:Ltt ter . from an °llicee of. D4rindion aoi. Russian .N3Vy,.givit the following l' of. rg,n, culitts of the-Nitriii and MilitarY Forces of ( 11 ' 11 ,, Ite g. Iron` „..« Tile : - ...!t‘ .In .1 he conrse.of•neXt tilYrtnii , oft. , for England will..certainly sail Won. titli„rio co; There is now 4 moll Squmiton be i4t l ::„,„fttic to sea inivinniiJo-,iy : u consios of twt i , c on Line, two Ftig4cca;: and' one'SIL)(11) a w3 ' ;se 1 • Gictio• . d ' it u „ PP otp l . the command of Commodore shall be sent next spring.• We: eve,t,., ) ,,,,, b o ntri. 11 % 1 V Irosaraot r pi o p,ri b nc e sEue d n e t c ia la l t wr e ,. : g i eux a la gi tuA it : i 4 , : r eI F y, r_ 0( s ) t t n. . c :5 4 e o f : o o ' ti :o r o t :o civ .:i ,o i t a ,c o b, r regulars, Calinuesi 'eta C9is'iCe*" ..= ~,'`