The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-09 00:00:00

3 j ~y . 17' ~. 1 MAt LS, •Uur—j nutmsn. 4 , Wilt-s•ford. 1 T-H E S-U N. SOLtm nuts nrcXalt r4Lsti;4 4U04,47? LOAT D 0 , NOVPALDEIi 9, 204. It is stated in a Letter from Philadelphia, that Jt. ROME i nabriai-ARra had aeloally embarked on board the Vesiel,w hid was appointed to convey General AaLt , •ractivo to Fiallte. We are, however, inclin. ed to doubt this intelligent!. JERome may return alone ; but, if he loves his wife, he will never tru, r her in the power 'of his implacable a 0 san. guinary Brother. • Although , the Preis, in the Northern ,part of Germatty, is c rnpietely under '.the controul of BoNApArra, aria even private correspondence is, to a considerabie dcgrce, restrained by the appre. !tension of French outrage, yet we know, from undoubted authority, that the arrest of Sir GEptiGE Rumuut.n has created vet) , strong sensations, nor only of astonishment, but of indignation, at Ber. jin, A very entrgetie Nate,. was presented nn the' 2901 ultimo' to the :Prussian Otivernment' by Mr. jacxsorr, !fe British Minister,,in which., he represented that His PRUSSIAN MAJISTY, redor of the Circle of Lower Saxony, and atlOng. particularly interested in the Peace and 'Neutrality of the North 'of Germany, was .hound to make a full and unequivocal declaration of his sentiments soipeeting the arrest of an accredited Ministertu an Independent State. The next day.a COuncil of State was held on the subket of Mr. JAmotetiNutt. Among the Principal' persons who were present at the Council, we are informed, that Baron fIAs:DSN. Fa u, His Excellency the Minister of War,. and Count ScIftiI.ENDURC:I-1, attended. ,Gcn.kstoalLi. Iwo FF, who was on his journey , to Park on-a para.. cular Mission from the. Prussian Monarch, had re- ;civet! orders to 144 until he should receive further instruetion3. All Di:patches direaed to Sit GEou4it sots), are forwarded from H.imburgh, uihtil•furthcr °Nett, to Mr. jAccsoti, at the Court of Berlin. THE dreadful , Malady which produced such me lancholy ravages in Malaga and other purrs of Spain, halt, it is said, lit spite of all ibe mrafidtell of Precmion, eXtended its influence to Mdtirlii. The u must alarm is therefore said to prevail in that Capital; and People were flying from is in ail di. ,No less than eleven Servants of the Da. nish Minister to the Spanis h Court are affe,ited this tekrible disorder, and that Minister has applied fo'r Passports, in order to h4stco frtim a scene of :micn din debtrutlion. Another Spanish Frigate has - been detained by the Medusa. She is laden with quicksilver, apt' wits from Cadiz to Rio tie 1.1 Pima. 4t the Meetirg of Roman Catholics in Dublin on Saturday last, a great deal of rl4cu3sion took placr, but they at last determined to postpone the actop. Lion of any decisive measures for a fortnight.. The Packet that iatleti from Dublin on Saturday wa wrccke4 near the Pidgeon-house ; the Passen. germ, however, gut Itl fe orm 6110rei and the Letters were 611 saved. 1.,0rd and Lady ilmtioway have left town: for Valhi The Prince; Of Cor:DP gave a grand Dinner yes. terday, at Winstead Honse, to MONSIEUR, the Dukes ot Ont.eAps, ihe Arch. birr~tipp +J£ NA.Lsoiss i And several of the French Nubiliry, ;~.~-fir • EggATUN.T..An t he - muck •or yever;Liy, tezpe6l - mg• the. Cape . of Good hope e ior k te.l(l of " //iv:4161117 or titisceittit3o," read -61 . • • YEsTuan'Av Dispatches, which were brought over land, were received at the India. House. They bring no aceoUnt of any important movements of the Armies, ana therefore thzre appears no ground fur tlie - . report of an Aftion having taken place on the th of Niay bet wen it pc:rig:lllllCM of our Troops anti a part of Hot.!:Aß's Army, in which the former Were said to have been worsted. The latest Let. sets received by this Express from Bombay are dated the 6th of July, and from Madras the 7th of June. yesterday received the 41.7zeriean Paprz to the sth ult.—lt is with the deepest concern we find that the yellow fever is extending its ravaies k the most alarming manner. The Board of Health at New York have reported the existence of that dreadful disorder in the City of Sr. Mining°, Port tie Paix, GuadalOupe, New Providence, New Orlcans,Charles, ton. Darien, Demerara, anti Tobago ; though with roped tt‘u last mentioned places sotnedoubts are expressed. Yesterday morning _firs MAJESTY, accompanied by the ritnot• of KeNT, PeralCialses Sonata. and AstepA,. with their attendants; ,took an airing on 'horseback in-Windsor Greet Pitta;. - .•' Yesterday the - PRINCESS A UG uN - TA.ennileted her altirty.sixtfryear ; on 'which occasion'the Bells 'of Windsor were rung. In the eirening.Ttiaiz. lEST TES had,a Selt:11 Party, ta which all - thc.tieigh: bouring-Nobility were invited.. • •,. Lord' INwiceseitty had' a. eclat 'Dinnei Party . yesterday, at his seat e: Contnise. Tlie 'Russian and b n)ish Ambassadors were yes. ter:lay morning at Lnrd I'IARROWBYA Office, in Downing.street, ,for a considerable time., ' . . • We have the pleasure to announce the arrival of another Fleet from the Baltic, in the Humber. • Captain EDMONDs is appointed to command 'the Erpoir Sloop, et Sheerness. Yesterday an Over-land Dispatch was received at the East India House, the Letters by which convey. ance state, that the Glutton, Capt: CHARLES DRUM- I4UND ; Cirencester, C.art. THOMAS-, ROB PRISON ; and Witabi/s/a, Capt. WALTS..R CAI6IPUELL;-111'. rived at Barnbay the 26111 June list. The Elphinstone, Capt. MILLIKEN ,CItArCI Ess.x, Capt. BONHAM and. Extra Ship, Ism, Capt. Tatoalias Pelee; were stßombay, and were be dispatched from . thence for Europe. • . The Sir Edward ilms'bee, Capt. BAR . ROW. and Phaeton Frigate, arrived- g at KottSt. George the 26th of May.' The Morningtem, Country Ship, ,ateitied at Fort St; George the 16th of May. . The Adeices from IVladrai are dated .7th June; those from . BombaY 8 , l) Inir, The. following .is an Extraft of a Letter, datedfrom,theeceon the sth : " The War with' HUE.KAR commenc e d some. time ago, by Cul, Mosito,N's Detachment taking ontof his Forts by escalade, The Enemy ,soon found fin, opportunity of retaliating upon one of his Out.posrs, which they surpri,cd, with a number of Ca valry, anti cut' them to piece s ; our party. consisted of four hundred Sepoys, four Officers, and fifty European Artillery.'' We have been favoured with a Letter from. Ma. dras, of the sth of June, which contains a very dis. tiny account of the disposition of, the whole Neeel ,Force under the Command of Aalpirill ' ltAl N 54 in that quarter, AT MADRAS.--The Lancaster, 64. guns ; Sbeer. 111 M I of 6+ ; IPilbilmina, armed ee/i'are ; the Card. line and f baton F rigates; .and the rietor andinie. therSlocrp of War. 'Admiral , RAletex was expel. ed every day in the Trident, with the Tremendous Man 'of War, Terpsichore Frigate, and Dasher Sloop of War., • The following Ships were dispersed for. the isto.: tee:lion-of Trade, viz.—A/regal:4 Russell, Albion, Sceptre, Cent:trial, and Gratiqut,sMen of War the Si. Fioteuzo, Fox,! La Deduigneuse, and Concord,; Frigates; and Ratt/ethake, Sloop of War. • A Letterfrom Vienna, dated the 2+1.1 ult, says, - " Notwithstanding the desire and endeavour of our Cabinet to preserve and continue its present Neulta. lity, most of its members acknowledge, t h at t h e h o . floor of our Sovereign and the safety of the State will Soon require. the necessity of again resorting to arms, as the encroachments and insults of France increase in proportion with our moderation and endurance, Bct. NAPARYE and TALLETRAND having succeeded, by' their intrigues and impositions, to disitratle us, npt only from forming nearer connexions with Russia, but almost to dissolve, by our impolitic and resolute contluel, tliose already existing, begin now to throw away the mask, and ad with.ut as with King of SPAIN or ETRURIA, adding contempt to degradation.. By the Treaties of Ltineville and Ratisban, the Left Bank of the Rhine, Was, with great relu4ance, given up to France, Upon the' mi. rive condition, ,not to pretend to the Islands in thii river, oe to any possessions on its right bank. formation was received here, that BOSTAPARTE, ing, his residence at Aix. la Chapelle, was intriguing to obtain Dusseldorf on the Lower Rhine, and Cas. set, opposite Mentz, both situate on the German side. This wa's,Thowever, regarded as totally ins peobeble by the Peac e Faction in our Cabinet, which conatitutes, unfOrtenately, the majority. When the Usurper was at, Mentz,' several circumstances, how. ever, transpired, whith causo our wire Statesmen to blush for their credulity and belief in the faith of a man of whosc treachery and Machiayelism all Eu rope had daily 'proofs. Our Ambassador at Paris received then orders io demand of TALLEYRAND, immediately after his return to that Capital, ee explanation as to 'the intent of France to extend, contrary to Treaties, the boundarica of her territory. The day before yesterday a Courier arrived here from Court COB a NTZet, with dispatches' Of great consequence, as nue Ministry were deliberating six hours. last night, and five hours this (mention. Their contents cannot be known to their full ex. tent ;: but .1 have heard,. (root an authority by which I never have been that TALLer: RAND'i answer to the demand of. our ,Aanbassedur was, 4 that France has' 'followed . the. example of Austria,. by procuring herself on the Banks of. th'e Rhine, as Austria has done on the Banks of the Lake Of Constance, and on the Frontiers. of - Tyrol, some new Tmilitary defiquivi positions; 1114 the , lslanti Petereau, and even Cassel, were of less advantage; to France than Lindau, Ficidkirclt, Stc. to Aug.; 16.1; 1 We have not obtained infOrmation that'. Cassel has been.given up to France-'; but' the Island of Petereeu is' not only occupied, but fortified by her.. , Were' we even weaken - enough not to ri;. sent such an infre4liors of Treaties, Oak step of BONAPARTE's is a clear defianceto RUSeia, AS a Gart.:, rantee of the Treaty nfik3lislion; and evinces the dee. termination of this U, start nut to observe more re. spat towards Russia than towards , F t ngland. 'lt its reported here, that to lull our Cabinet into seeurity; the old otTer of France to declare our Arelt.Duke Aettortti a Caadjutur •of the Eleetor Areh.Cluse; oellur,is revived ; but, in the Mean' time, our bittta. ;ion 'is very critic tl, With reason apprehending equally Prussia and France, e are almost embroiled with Russia and Turkey, with o ut an - Ally, and ise. fated, and too, distant, horn any ainceents E might be inclined to send Us. The Russian A uttlaa. sailor here has been conferring often lately with our Ministers, who Itay.e to-day sent a Caurier to Sr. Petersburg!). May, foe alie welfare of the world, they two Imperial Ccurt4 undFrstund emir other !!' • N P E S, . v. - 13,--Arrived this day His 414 . ajcsty's Ship :Aiffhi j ,7, with a large Spanish Fri. gate having on hu4rd a great quantity of quick. . from Cadiz bound : to. Rio de is Plata, whirl,. not fire a single shot. ..cl.lsoariived His MajeSry'; Ship angts, Cap . FREEMANTLN, and Euralles, Capt. ---, from • • - Spirhead; and the j4bn qmiinvaat, BYMON, from Bristol. Sailed the Argus , Cutter, with, 'the Ships from Gibraltar under convoy, for Standgate Creek, to per. ' form qoarantine. Yesterday arrived the Crescent Frigate, and the Rattler Sloop of War; from a Cruize ; the farmer.). with the loss of her bowsprit. 1-lAtt.wrcH, Nov. 9.--The Post-Office Packets Lank, CaPt. Dttt.t, and the Auckland, Captain 1 - lasaOrin, sailed tliis morning, the former for 1 - IttsoM, with the Hamborgh and Bremen Mails ; and thc latter withtheG3ttenhurgh Mails, and Mr. 'Wncsra►sn, one of the King's Messenger.. The Weather, becoming more moderate yesterilay, 411 the nutivard.bound Ships sailed. Arrived the Pomona, of Shields, jastßs Kett. livaster, with tirpher, - from Memel f or L on d on; t h e 4ornifen,Pac4ft, CoLINBLACK, from St. Petersburgh to London, with hemp, &c. ; the Dower, of Shields, ROB. R1114E7'14 from Riga ; the Craun, Captain 13E ‘ tiotist, from Frederickstadr, with wheat, for Spain ; the' Mowing St4r, S. ,Mits*, from London to, Dantzic, in ballast ; the • Addat, N. P. kOPIR, from Eiehstadt to London, with deals ; the °term, J. HACSEN, from Dantzie to London, with wheat ; and the johawm, P. LAYMAN, from Fiedetickstadt to London, with deals.' The Diana Packet, Captain Srr wAttn, arrived last night fintn Ilusurn, with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails, upwards of 30 Passengers, and 45 jtecruits for His Majesty', German Legion. SHEBANTS3, Nov. B.—Went out of Harbour, the illanz, and Galgo Sloops of War. Sailed the St. Alban's, for Hosely Bay, and the Thisbe, fur Portsmouth, with Impressed Men and Volunteers. The Hind Armed Ship has the Signal Flying for Convoy to the Elbe. Ships at this Port —Zealandr.HigdostanLatona, Leda, ?delampus; Ceres, Constance . , Jamaica, Arab, Alonzo, Gaily)... Autumn, and Bonetta ; Roma, Braddick, and Hold Armed Furious, Basilisk, Blazer, and Boxer, C un-brigs, Dam, Nuv. S.—Sailed His Majesty's Ship Romney, for Yarmouth. Arrived the Royal Sovereign, Royal Charlotte, and Privem Augusta Yachts, from Weymouth, and sailed for Deptford; Adamant, Pultare, and Escort, from Dungeness, and reinain. The Russian Line-of• Battle Ship which passed the back of the Goodwin Sands on Tuesday last, arrived in the DoWns this afternoon ; could not get her name in time for Post. Arrived the 144 y Cattler<agb, Capt. Eimtwotts, East India Ship, from Bengal, last from Plymouth, and galled for the River ;' and the American Ship Planter, Capt. Bosti, from Virginia to London, rind remains. The Chatham Lighter, loaded with stores fu r the Yard, riding in the Small Downs, rolled her mast away last night about seven o'clock. In the Downs-I , lo:unit, Utrecht, Leopard, Ardent, In, flexible, Antelope, Castor, Champion, Aslantdni , Dirt, Orestes, crulzet, Curlew, Hermes,. Alert, Vulture, phur, Fury, Prospero, Explosion, Lucifer, Flirasher, Rae. man, Minx,' Starling, Mall ar d, S teady, and E s cort ; 'Armed Defence Ships as before. POOLR, Nov. 7.—The. Ship Mere N ry, of Poole, RICHARD VALINTINg Master, from Metarnichi to Newfoundland, 'Aden with lumber, is totally lost on the Island of Miquelon ; crew saved, except one mar , % v i m peri s h e d in getting on shore. Copy of a Ltrter from Capt, MmtsHALL, of the Brig Comtriam, tt const4nt 'ruder front Gun dint Shot Wharf, .to Boston, in Lincolnshire, to his ovrnerli : . . S sit-1 inform you of my safe arrival here, after a good this Sage. I cattle out of the Deeps on Tuesday morning, .Oct. 23, and abottrfiveo'clock in the afternoon tell in with .Cutier Privateer.. He hailed rile .from: whence I came ? expecting what lie was, answered him, trom Newcastl e with cinders. told him, if h e did not keep furth er o la would fire at him, which I did direr. He returned the Cum_. plimeht very quick : his shot flew about us like sh owers o f hail.. I ta u ght him at first with my larboard giths ; but wax obliged to put our ship about. Tn the time he got out a boat' full of men, .coming to board us, which I was afraid 'lse Would before our ship could come round, being but lime Wind„All his cry'Was to strike ; but we kept them off with our snial I arms, till 1 could get our great guns to bear ore the starboard side. lam happy to say, after about ballast hour, ° lie was obliged to sheer o il' : f or,t h e l ast gust but ono I tired, i. sbot a large piece out of. his mast, about Jim( feet above hi s Maiti•bcont.• Bless God, we received no damage but in the dolesand rigging : haye but one sail that is - clear of *hot, ; he has shot sever a l o f our runn ing-rigging away.. We engaged at the diStance of about moo yards. We were be ..tween Wells and the Floating Light. I 41i1 happy to say we saved our ship, and Capt. Dixon, of the Success, that *um. The Privateer came in again at dark, I have not seen Capt. Dixon Since that night.•—;--I still remain, Sir, your obedient Servant, • .W Nl. NeARSHALL.. , - • ‘ 4 N. 11; She is a Sloop Cutter I no bulwark round her; hot all naked, tore and att her.main•sait and jit) is. very ((irk brown canvas, her tore. sail whit:, 4 long top-tnast, and SltOn one up: About .15 111:31 on* board. " Licureromt OItNISIIY is 'aprirvect to the cons. mitnd of the .i)ativ Gitri.vv;sel, h;ting fur sea at Cha.thato. F4SMON4 BL E. FURNITURE, Dux trio the last season a taste was disp t aye, , l among the - 'leaders of fashion in the higher circlets for antique furniture, and the example set by Mr, Tillm As re, whose splendid mansion in Dutehesi. *street has long been the theme of publi,c panegyric, ontributed not a little to set the fashions on a per Mar nenS Sinee-that period FolerAlottse his been fi !tea up by Mr. Taill.t.UsacW to the lime !tiy,A, and Mr,. LAsc a 1.1. PS and Mrs. ittostrso:l tare following the brilliant example. Every .draw ing. room in town which can boast of its recent ,acqultements, has been, or is.about to'be, fitted up " in the Egyptian antique manner, and among the sr, tides which have the first claim to notice area • : . THE EGYPTIAN CURTAINS.. Since the antiquities of Egypt have been investil gated,new 'light his been thrown upon that ism hitherto called the .Grecian, and we are indebt ed to our own Artists for the chastity with which.. 'they hive copied the designs. The Curtain about 0 be described is intended for the drawing-roam afoot Of the first families in the kingdom. The untnicet Which is swished on a rich crimson and black and a - gold ground, is on very bold projefiion ..the centre is occupied with heads of the English Lion, marked by whit thine scientific people evidently meant to • potntray when they described power and might. to Between the heads is introduced the slbere, sup por by : the, witted serpent Kmaph, .diuding to thep3 6 " l they rite supposed to'receive from the Deity• principal draperies of the Curtiin are of a . deep yellow cabby, corresponding with the sun's influence. The upper draperies are of a sky blue, intending to re present ;ether. The body of the Curtain h marring cotour, assimilating to the earth, .bordered with ;rich yellow,. decorated with hieroglyphics The tassels and trimmings are of light blot °f' s " merited with spheres, and surmounted by the lunar orb, in burnished gold. In speaking of the form of this beautiful at.d unique article, it .is tie.' cessary to add, that •• the body of the curtain bangs straight to the ground in continued folds, the hag!: in black only . being full in view. The upper draPr a b i t are in simple ta,y festoons, after the manner , ancient draperies, but with this peculiar chstotier4 istic of the Egyptian plinth. All the citiperies ° their hitherto discovered statues are in this style' Fop l i h r e ig 14: h a t T o i n o , f f i IV r ic' s ' ft:. d le a r y t st.°l4" yesyesterd ay' terda ril'irni : g ,• esteniay Mr. Pier and a party of friends di n ed y with the Duke of MOSTROBS, at hit dined in GrO S. Ye.nt)r-square. Yesterday General the Earl o f 1-faus tNoroN, Commander in Chief Of the London Dt•trias ar' tei.ded by hi s S ta ff; an d iv 14 . 1..( enetais i3taAa(4, (3BOSVANOR, LitbLill, and many ot h e r Officer) ca t were on thc.Parade in Sr. James's P a rk, g nine o'clock, and inspetted the zd Battalion of di ° tst Regiment.,. •• . • - • I r e-stetday• the Rifle and Light Comp of 1 th i e f Loyal Southwark Regiment' assembled at „ t i le d: ortii, Rooinc, in the Baungh, at seta" i ) c °. d in, the morning, and proceeded in military cars an 1 "." F cOaches, . voltinteeted by, Messrs. IR Eto NG EP i; ' t `-Thating. -cross. and RAmsosiv, 0 1 Walltisv . " )r i and breakfasted • the ta,- at clic 46actal)ly room! tiO ~.i hc ' Eagle Attn_,__ o n the invitation of 4,lja TAP LITO N; The bugles bei n g sounded, they ill' 0 stintliforined, and marched to Wipbled)ts Co i l ib i Mon ,tt:lCk an d . defence pt' to the nature main.' tended service of those troops ._ h oc Colo n !. . where they ptaciised various manceurres, afterwards fired fora handsome Medal, given bY tut_ . 9theers of the respetlive Companies, winch via, to n . ' b Y Mr. Jour , : Bitow'st, of the Rifle, who penetrate ,the hull's eye, and. Mr. Wit Ira of tie Light C' n/ e '' 'patty', who was likewise an (At:client shot ; thlirbi' tOrned . to Wandsworth, and partook of it old c , ) „; ,tort given by their (Auer,. • Mier 3 few '(.1,14 toasts, they re. mounted their cartiagest in town at six o'clock.in the evening in the tuostvg .gular soldiet.like manner, i ► / vV.l.lnitt (he !clot .iccal ri of OrlOtitilito. DAy tirrO te DEN held a prophetic pen when he„ d i ; .the I-Ilowing lines, which exactly , Ic'c r ''''„ • character i anl* Onduti Of the corsican I. 7 .)orP er ' , "In friendship false - 1 " 'toot . . --. trnp.acahie..in lune; and arrtsre. , „ ~,_ vd to ruin ot et. rule the Slate. . 4o ,rI;:°TPASS IPli !PO triple pond lie Woke . , , . pillars „pt tpu . gtubbt; salet.. ,hook ;•• .. % , 11.1 fitted G allia tor a foreign yoke: , .• • . nr • “ ,i,nen , seized with pride, yet snll 3tlectint Iv . , T vsurp'd a Pawl's all...ttoning p o ne." • , .. . ar.e, in he b fig re h su Ot n ' p ec e i rs , t i ir wit:lferrt.„.2lTrlie i it e f o t r O r r i C i ir ,er t oi r s : are l :./ . .o t tl:tli a m in ey e: i it`tip o 'ir z o . r m e6 o u t l e t odfittP-:,re.tnycejr u lr it :i.,: : 1 : 1 1; , N w 0 . ought to exert themselxes in strOVar t () , I f f Ai ....,' " 4) " , Sifetyl against the common Ener n Y - it, ter, but perhaps they ‘- R o . vernments, out such as have their foundation We I fleet's- are e • • see .7 the Public prints that MilitatY.°mr'' 1 b I , "gaging Id qvaliiini t. 5• Itheig i t 1111 go.« • , . t Pori( that .they. road employ .11win eeivei 1111 ' what is said by the melancholy Bard : • '. ' ' ' " The path; of 09 , led but to tbi gent, , • hal 4 The detentiOri of the Spanish Galleons most via are too deepiy ' impressed w highly exasperated BuNAkAItV, s iii . 11C , 11 . a% in -obliged to postpone the receipt of his s4 " ll ' • t ' consequence of the English having 1 the Dollar:. The fol.. cunIOUS COINCIDENCS or ,N.Am3s.-- , 40: , : lotting Whiassical.List occUrs in the last Irish Psi ~. „ a . , 'hurt Si — 4 . Married, lately, Mr. Fiber, to i' 4 " .. Too' Mr. A. l'imierton,. to Miss Redhead . 1 T • k 1144. °Oh, to Mist 'Mary Nod; Mr. I ,, ) a ufe ci e k t o. I to Miss Sally Srarixf."; and Mr. Fry' -- 0 1 „0 , made SO fret Wilk , a Sisirsou Company to Miss: Pick!' , al . , • Haven.", ' Mr. M.ONWAILING, Jun. it is said. al' i r d c, ol l e s n i t ; J ford un Tuesday last, to thank, s‘ , lne IA : 11 , I i 6 u lied hf thews fist their support, and was grossly the ho of if an invie/(r! /amber of peryle." Ir° „ t ,, t , Obe li of Brentford we - trust. that this " inun e " -- n were only a few lattious individuals. , dc far JP The crawforel, JAmstsosii, from C4•_ .. the ow maks, with seven other Sail, 'parted ft"; 01 fair' ward-bound. West India Fleet oft th e 1 r 9 : 4 anj o ' '' :: On . the iath of Angola the Cr awl° ; 080 , 0 ! other Ships,, were taken, to the windup r d 41 ' . does, and carried into Gusdalatipe.