The Sun. — London, England, 1804-02-13 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. iz, 1804. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the Bth of February, 1804, PRrSENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty in Council was this day pleased to order, that, in the absence of the Right Honourable Charles Earl of Liverpool, the Right Honourable Nathaniel Bond should be President of the Commit. tee rivy Council appointed fur the consideration of-all matters relating to trade and foreign plants. tions. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the Bth of February, 1804, PRESENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty in Council was this day pleased to appoint the following Sheriff:, viz. BUCKS —lames Nield, of Stoke Hammond, Esq. in the room of Edward Nugent, of Liilies, Esq. , D voN—Thomas Porter, of Rockbear, Esq. Whitthall, December 3r, i 803. The King has been pleased to grant unto Major. General David Baird his Royal Licence and. Per. mission, that he may receive and wear the Badge of The Ottoman Order of the Crescent conferred upon him by the Grand Signior : And also to order, that this His Majesty's Con cession and Declaration, together with the relative Documents, may be regi)tered in his. College of Arms. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, Feb. 27. Mark Noble, of Narrow-Wall,.Larn:)etla, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. March 27. J. Mills, of Wood, Yorkshire, dyer, at ten, at the Star Jnn, Manchester. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. lohn Cocks, of Holborn, jeweller.. BANKRUPTS. Andrew Burgess Hoffman, of Charles-street, Covent-Carden, tailor, to surrender Feb. 14, 21, and March 24, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Senior, Charles-street. john Swindells and John Dale the younger, of Hodge-Mill, Chester, cotton-inanuladurers, Feb. 24., 25, and March 24, at ten, at the Castle Inn, Stockport. Attornies, Messrs. Newtons, Stockport ; or Messrs_ Cooper and Lowe, South ampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane. John Eames, of Leicester, cheeseractor, Feb. 22, at four, 23, at ten, and March 24, at three, at the Boil's-Head Inn, I.eicester. ,Attornies, Mr. Lawton, Leicester; or Mr. Taylor, Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane. Matthew Baxter, late of Barnard-Castro, Durham ' innkeeper, Feb. 17, 18; and March 24, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Frost, Hull ; or Mr. Rosser, Kirby-street, Hatton-Garden, Lon don-. Joseph Foster, of Church-street, Stoke-Newington, carpenter, Feb. 18, at twelve, 28, and March 24, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Mayor's-court-office, Royal-Ex change. Beier Leonard Sellers, of Crown-Office, Inner-Temple, money-scrivener, Feb. 21, at ten, and March 6, 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Diggles, Maddox_ street, Hanover-square. • lames Mills and John Mills, now or late of Wood, York shire, merchiatittr,••March 6,7, at the Red-Lion Lint, Mars den, and 24, at the Ramsden's Arms Inn, Hudficrsheld, at ten. Attornies, Mr. /,inlet/ Deiph, Saddleworth ; or Mr. Bartye, Chancery-lane, London. Samuel Walker, of Manchester, cotton.mannfadurer, Feb. a 7, 2S, and March 24, at ten, attne Royal-Oak hum, M:in 'chester. Attorudes, Mr. Hard, King's-Bench-Walks, Temple, London; or . Mr..Par;ington, Manchester. john. E;,1:1! ' et Sc..:tcrough, Yorkshire, ship-owner, Feb. 28, 29, and Marc ..It eleven, at the George 1011, Sun.. deriauct. Attornic, S.:nsum, Ely-Place, London; or Mr. Hutchinson, Siunti:rland . proes Williams, of Haverford- west,. Pembrokeshire, shop keeper, F. 24, 25, ariii March 24, at eleven, at the White- Lioti, Bristol. Ariurnies, Mr. lames, Gray's-inn-square, London ; or Mr. Nlorg.ir., bristol. George Harrison, of Manchester, merchant, Feb. 18,20, and Marot 24, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. A.tior nies, Mr Knight, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor sticet, London. Toni: Sexton, late of Limekiln-Road, Greenwich, potter, • Fcq. IS, at clevei., 25, and Marche.}, at ten, at Guildhall. A ttoriiey, Bouverie- street, Fleet-street. Geo. Cummins, of the Griffin public_house, Viiliers-street, Strand, victualler, Feb. 21, aril March 24, at ten, at G uild hall. Attorney, Mr. Dawson, IVarwick-street, Golden_ square. john Wheeler, of Wednesbury, Staffordshire, iron -master, March 5„ 6, and-24, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Shrews bury. A ttorni es, JM r. Rosser, Kirby-street, Hatton-Gaylen, London; or Mr Coil land, Shrewsbury. Daniel Ward and P,c,:.,:rt Daniel Ward, of Bishopsgate-street, tailors, Feb. 18, 25 and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall. A tturnies, Nlessrs. Willett and Annesley, Finsbury-square. Richard Sainsbury, late ot - Bath, Somerset.di coacn-master, Feb. 14,; 24, and March 24, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attormes, Messrs. Shephard and Adlington, Gray's-Inn square, London ; or Mr. Sheppard, Bath. Thomas Alereton, of Homerton, victualler, Feb. 14, 2t, and Alarch 24, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Walter and Unwin, Shadwell. William Willtnotr, of High-street, Southwark, stationer, Feb. 38, 2 and March 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Messrs. Swain and Stevens, Old fewry. Samuel Davies, of ;Manchester,dealer in cotton twist and weft, Feb. 15, 23, and March 24, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. A ttorin,s, Messrs. Litigant anct Dale, Stockport ; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton kluilctin6s, Chancery-lane, London. DIPIDENDS. Nlarch 7. I. Green, of Ilarborne, Staffordshire, nail iron. ni.nger, at eleven, at the Public Office, Birmingham. llarch to. Lane, T. Fraser, and I'. Boylston, late of vicnota, lane, I.nruinn. merchants, at eleven, at Guild— hall. March 3. J. Harper, of nordesley, WarWickshire, malt mill and bayonet maker, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Bir mingham Marcn 24. G. Lambe, of Chatham, tailor, at one, at Guild hall. Mach i 6. E. Burnett and R. Oliver, of Manchester, drapers, at three, at the Star Inn, Nl.,nchester. March S. Ileum:lt, late of Norton, Kent, shipwright, at eleven, at the Ship Inn Faversham. I March 3. I. Neale and I' . Tanner, of Cock-Hill, Ratcliffe, dealers in coals, at ten, at Guildhall. March io. A. Lite of KtAside, Suff . ()ljc, lartncr,,at ten, at the bell Inn, Sax,ntin,lhant.. March 6. L. Dunamtl, of Liverpool, umbrella-manufac turer, at eleven, at tne G lithe Tavern, Liverpool. April 14. S. Wilson, of Birmingham, grocer, at three, at the 144:x1 Lion Inn, D gheth, Bumingnam. March to. T. l'o.vell, , ot ‘Varwick-street, Golden-square, tailor, at ten, at Ginkilall. March 7. ,W. Treinletr, of T9toess, Devonshire, shop keeper, at five, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Asl,rcli 3. A. Berkley leeks, of Green -street, Grosvenor square, uoholder, at ten, at Guildhall. Mar,;ll 6. I'. Cough, or Birmingham, butcher, at eleven, at the Public (Mice, Birmingham. CERTIFICATES. March 3. E. Compton, late of ChoMerton Lains, South ampton, fanner. I). NltKinlJy, of Size-1-me, London, merchant. T. Schoti'ald, of Copy Nook, Liicaslore, cotton-manufac turer. J. Batson, of East Smithfield, bricklayer. [The Gazette of Saturday likewise contains an Or(Tcr of CAtt:cll, annulluv the ordc:r subjeaect Ve,scls Lora frotnNcsv York, Philacictpnia, and Alexan,ina, to qua 1411fille, Ilia s fiver having ceased at thQs:: place.:j. 1 PP_omor toss To.niorrow.3 MAILS. 1111 M. Cothenburgh 0 lie►uuurgh 3 PRICE OF STOCKS, THIE DAY AT 'TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols - - - -55 i Red. Ann. - —56 i THE SUN. SOLEM VHS DICER!. FALSUM AUDZAT LONDON, FEBRUARY i 3, 184. THIS morning a Gothenburgh Mail arrived, by which we have the following articles of intelli- gence : STOCKHOLM, JAN. 20.—.-The EROR of RUS sin, it is said, has ordered another levy of Troops to the number of 80,000 men : this Prince views with a jealous eye all the proceedings of France. COPENHAGEN, JAN. 20.—The shutting of the Elbe and Weser has been of serious consequences in Trade ; vet that of Holstein is thereby aug mented : Tonningen is become in a manner a staple Port fir all goods sent to Germany.— The high roads are full of waggons with goods, and the want of sufficient Store-houses at this place, forces the Merchants to forward the goods the faster from the vessels that bring them. Re speEtable Merchants are settled at Tonningen, and the welfare of the Inhabitants is evidently in creasing. GOTHENBURCH, FEB. 3.—On the Ist inst. ar rind here the Lark Packet,' Capt. DELL, with a Russian Courier, charged with dispatches for the Court of Petersburgh from Count WORONZOW in Landon. IN a.strbsequent part of our Paper will be found a correct Abstraa of the Lill, now before the House of Commons, fcr consolidating and inner:ding the Laws relating to Volunteer Corps. On Saturday PRINCESS SuPHIA of GLOUCESTER Visited the Pit INC EMS. About one o'clock fits MAJESTY gave an au dience to Mr. ADDINGTOS for a corisiderat , le time. The DUKES of YORK, KENT, CUMBERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE dinNi with THEIR MA J ESTI ES• Yeslertidv about one o'clock, His 'MAJESTY gave an audience to tl;e LORD CHANCELLOR and Mr. ADDINGTON. The DUKE of YORK visited the PR INCESSES. A numoer of the Nobility paid their reNpetts to TtIFIR MAJPSTIEA. The DUKES of KENT and CAMBRIDGE dincti With THEIR MAJESTIES. Yest , frdAy the Ruyal Family attended divine ser. vice in the private Chapel. On Saturday HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES were about to take an airing, but were prevented by the heavy fall of rain. On Saturday Sir Wm. BEICHEY waited upon the Royal Family with a likeness of His MAJEsry at full-length, dressed in regimentals ;—likewise full. length likenesses Of HER MAJESTY, the PRINCESS AUGUiTA, anti DUKE Of CUMBERLAND• _ _ The LORD CHANCELLOR will have his first Levee on Saturday next, at his House in Bedford square. The QUEEN'S Household were paid up to Christ_ mas during last week, at the Treasurer's Office in Scotland-yard.. Letters from India state; that Admiral Luvots's departure from Pondicherry Roads was extremely precipitate. The British Government had refided to allow him to land•the Troops on hoard his Squa dron. The ißritish Ships. of War, which might easily have captured the Squadron, were lying to windward of the French. In the evening a Corvette arrived, as is said, from Brest, with dispatches to the Ad miral, in consequence of which that very night he slipped his cables and put to sea, leaving a number of his boats, water casks, &c. on shore. It is said, that when he put off he had very little water on board. There is no doubt that he went to the Isle of France, 'and the general opinion is that he then sailed lot the Cape. A number of fine young men belonging to the Eleventh Battalion of the Army of Reserve, quar tered in Sheerness Garrison, came forward last week, and volunteered to enlist into the Corps of Royal Marines ; their proposition has been commu nicated by their Commanding Officer to the Com mander in Chief, fur his approbation. The Royal York Mary-le,bonne Volunteers are to muster at Lord's Ground on Thursday nexr, at nine o'clock in the morning, in full marching order, with one day's provision in their haversacks, to march to Wimbledon to have a grand field-day. LOYAL LONDON VOLUNTEERS.—It has been resolved that the Presentation of the Colours furnish ed to these Regiments by the Corporation of Lon. don, is to take place on the 2.0 inst. in Hyde Park, when a grand Civic Festival is to take place. A point is reserved as to the weather ; if it should prove very bad, so as to make it unadvisable to go out that day, a signal flitg is, in that ease, at a very early hour, to be hoisted on St. Paul's Gallery, that no unnecessary trouble may he given. A plan for exercising the eleven Regiments of London Volunteers, from the Ist January to the 3ist December, 1804.,•has been adopted ; by which mode one Regiment will been duty every day throughout the year ; and it is under the con.ideration of the Offi.7ers, that all the eleven Regii sp is do rnuster in Hyde Park on the following hoildays, under a pe nalty of 51. for each absentee Jan. ac, the Conversion of St. July 25, S. lames. Paat. Aug. to , Duke - of Yo rk's Feb. 7.4, St. Matthias. Birth-day. - Nbrcn 30, Good. I. riday, Sept. 22,K .(..;eorge 3 crowned. t..prit 23, Sr'. Geoi6e. ?.5,1 1 ...Gc0. 3 Asceatsizat. Nay 19 ,(.2,iee11'i Birth-day, NOV. 30, St. •tune Pee,. 27, St. John. NAVAL NEW S. PLYMOUTH, FE B. I I.—Arrived thii morning at one o'clock the Sloop Mayflower, of and from Pen. zance, Capt. CROKER, laden with prize coffee : sail ed thence yesterday morning at three o'clock, and experienced dreadful weather on the passage ; one of the Crew'Was — Wastied' overboard in' the Channel, but was providentially..got on board again. When she anchored at the entrance of Catwater, she had three feet water in her hold, and the wind blowing a gale at south-west, the anchors came home, and she was driven on shore in Teat's Bay, where she bilged ; the greater part of the cargo is likely to be saved, as will . the vessel also, it the weather proves moderate. Sailed the Terrible, of 74 guns, to join ,the Channel Fleet. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 12.—Sailed the West India Fleet, under convoy of His, Majesty's Ship Wool: verene, in order to join the Fleet under convoy of the Courag•ux, put pack to Plymouth ; Hemsley, HEM3LEY, for Sunderland ; and Genus, EASTMAN, for Guernsey. The Isis, of so guns, Capt. LOBS, will sail the first fair wind, with the Cirencester, Glatton, I'Val. mer Castle, Winchelsea, Sir William Bensley, and the Fame, for India. SHEERNESS, FEB. 12.—Arrived His Majesty's Sloop laSpeor, Capt. MITCHEL, from a cruize in the North Sea. Came down to the Great Nore, the /11 . flexib/e, of 64. guns, Captain BAILY. Sailed the Hermes Armed Ship, Hon. Capt. BEN NET, fur the Downs, and Ifokano Bomb, Capt. TAIT. DEAL, FEB. 12.—The Euryalus came in from Dungeness, having parted from her anchors. Came down the Lynx Sloop from the Nore, and Illilibrooh Schooner, from the Coast of France. Sailed the Apollo, Brilliant, Curlew, and Speed. , well; Supply Transport, with the David Scott East India Ship, and near two hundred sail of Mer chant Ships under Convoy, for Portsmouth. Came down the Thames East India Ship, and sail:d with the Convoy for Portsmouth. In the Downs—Al:ma:eh, Utrecht, Illustrious, Raison ahie, Euryaluz, Cliampirm, Aran, Vulture, Dart, Viucego, Harpy, Rattler, Lynx, Speedy, Fury, Perseus, jai:kali, and We have received the following Letter by the Post this morning, and from the very .respectable quarter from which it comes, and our regard to strut impartiality, we cannot hesitate to give it an immediate insertion. " Ca: comb( finure, near Port rmouth, Feb. 12, 1804 " SIR, " Having this moment bbserved in your Paper of yester day, some Staternelp relative to Maritime Affairs at the Cape of Goad floper whew I had the honour to he Com mander in Chief o? His 'Majesty's Ships on that Station, 1 think it indispensably necessary to take notice of them, to obviate the mischievous impression such misrepresentations may have on the public mind. theretbre declare, that very few Naval Stores of any kind were left at the Cape of Good Hope, they having been embarked on board His Majesty's Store-ship the. Hindostan : and Transports were procured at the Cape, in which Ord nance Stores were brought to England. The Ships that came home with me, were root " so deep in the water that they could not have. fought they lower deck guns, had they fallen in with an Enemy," as you-assert, but were in a proper state fOr ser vice. The ancifurs left behind, the tar greater part of which were old, were Dutch apchors, found there when the Cape was captured, and were not worth half the expence which would have been incurred in bringing them home. Some salted provisions were indeed left at the Cape, which were intended tbr New South Wales, and would have been sent thither had not the breaking out of the War prevented it.—You say, " it is well known to both Army and Navy, that two 74's would have retaken the Cape :" If there are are ally, in either of these Professions, who think so, their sentiments on the subjeEt, and mine, are diametrically • opposite. Your impartiality will naturally induce you to give this Note immediate publication. " ROGER CURTIS." The following Ships are at present with the gal. last Admiral CORNWALLIS off Brest : Ships. Guns. Ships. Guns. La Ville de Pails - tic, Defiance - 74 Britannia - • - too Acasto - - 4 0 Royal Sovereign - zoo Endymion - - 40 Dreadnought - 98 Boadicea - 3 3 Neptune - . 98 N iobe - - 3 8 Princess Royal . 98 Doris - - 36 Prince - 98 Plicenix . - 36 Prince George - 98 Sirius - - 36 Windsor Castle - 98 Orpheus - 3 2 Foudroyant - 8o Nemesis - 28 L'lnipetueux - 83 laniaicA - 2 4 Colossus - - 74 Peterell - - 18 Conqueror - 74 Ranger - - - Culloden .. 74 Sylph - - Goliath 74 pithre - - 16 Minotaur - - 74 Speedwell With fifteen smaller Vessels, principally Cutters. SIR EDWARD PEI.I.V.V DAS OFF FERROL Ships. Gun:. .V.,ipr. Gun:. Le Tonnant . So Spencer - 74 Malta - - BO Ardent 6t , Dragon' • - 74 Hussar - 3 8 Ganges - - 74 Nimble (Cutter) 14 NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—Capt. W. HOPE, to the Atlas; Capt. G. REYNOLDS, to the Culloden ; Capt. 13. DACRES, to the Venerable ; Capt. P. Pv. GET, to the Foudroyant, vice SPICEtt ; Capt. H. DIGBY, to the Leda, vice HCNYMAN ; Capt. R. KING, to the Veteran ; Lieut. BAKER, to the Shark Sloop, vice HERRING, deceased; Lieutenant I.Q. Luc As, to superintend the Signals on the coast of Sussex; Lieut.. BUR . GESS 3 to the Pigmy Cutter, vice M. Witt - re, who resigned in consequence of In health ; Mr. SAY Fs, to be Surgeon of the Su' at'' Mr. STEWARD ' to be Surgeon of the Ghreliatgr• Rear. Admiral CAMP 3 ELL is detached by fa NELSON to cruize off Sardinia, with four Sail of th e Line. The Squadrons commanding the blockade of Havre and Cherbourg, emulating the example , our persevering Adiniral of the Bl ue (CoaNwALIA-5/ have continued on their stations during the late Ire" mendous gales, till obliged to return to Port by shipping heavy seas. The Melpomene, Capta' n OLIVER, returned on Thursday with only o ne day's fuel on board ; and the Ranger, Capt. Coors' and Merlin, Capt. BRENTON, were six weeks Wit the Squadron. The Amethyst Frigate is arrived in Leith R o2ds. from a cruize in th e N ort h S ea , d ur i ng w hi c h EL' e fell in with, and chased a Corvette and two Tra ns :, ports full of Troops.. The Corvette escaped jil t ; Bergen, but the Tran s p orts rema i n i ng at sea , ("- Amethyst pursued them, when a storm came which, it is probable, sent them to the bott e r: t The Amethyst returned t o B erg e n , an d learnt 1'1; the Transports had tO OO men on h oar d , f or t h e P li ' ; pose of effeaing a des cent upon Sh et l an d, b u t t people of the Corvette were of opinion that th e , were lost. A Le tter f rom B ergen, rece i ve d Yarmouth, probably alluding to the same c irca° . stance, says, " A Fleet of Trincportc from the Texel, with about 5 or 600 French and ,P. . a . Troops, have entered this H a rbo ur : a sloop , ae f ship, part of the convoy, ate mi ss i ng . Severs' a thel Dutch Officers have deserted, and are r eturn e to Holland in a Schooner which they e ngag ed lie fe for their conveyance." BRITISH PRISONERS AT PIRDUIV. WE are gratified to be able to state, on the 1 , 11. 0 . thority of a Letter received from Ve r d un , t hat I. FlO , vittims to Consular Tyranny, the S u bj e a s of r ip rain, who, in defiance of the ri g h ts o f • hospita" l l , and of the established Law of Civilized Nag i° e . t continue confined in France, were, to the no ° ,ll. of two hundred, in perk& health on the zBl l / - Amongst them were, The Marquis and Marchioness of Tweedale, Lord Yarmouth, Honourable Mr. Eardley, AO S Honourable Mr. and Mrs. Annesley, Captain Brenton, Hon. Mr. Walpole, Mr. Cutler, Capt h' a l in . Le pa v c e re so' fGjoi‘ivser, Majesty's Lieia. L S ,a h lTbe l‘t r i t in a e n r d va i ) „ ° , 4r 4 r and other . O ffi cers. of His Majesty's Ship Sba'^ -1 Sir Thomas Clavering, Sir lames Bath, Sir 'fhomas Wallace, Colonel Macleod, . Honourable Mr. Hamilton, Lieutenants George, and two Messrs Blagroves, Two Messrs. Laurence's, id'' Mr. Cupans, and Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, of PO Mr. and Mrs. Clive, Mr. and Mrs. Cockburn, Mr. Charles Sturt, &c. Sic. The following arti c l e i s giver) as a pro°•: c l f ic° t" rigour which the First Consul is obliged to O f. in procuring Seamen to navi gat e hi s Fl ot ilo °* n p The Prefed of. the Department of the iti" irt fig • Dee Loire has addressed to the M a y o rs o f his • ment, a Circular notice to the following ege 4l: , 15 1 CITIZENS, h f' 1 . 111 4 ,_, " The French Government attac h es t h e most extre".t t or portance to the immediate appe arance b e f ore t he Po`;; o officer at the different ports, of those seamen (inari° s 'O r ; have been called upon by their country to assist in thcoo';j Expedition now preparing, ar ,d w hi c h will shoal: , be a o ,7i i " Many have answered to thi s d eman d , an d h a ve Pr to their several places of destination. But there are ,rut or who have p ers i ste d i n k eep i ng t h emselves concea l e d, o rill,; have otherwise tbusid means b. disobey this perempto r iby' s notwithstanding their having b een d u ly appr i ze d of , , proper Magistrates. tS " It is your duty, Citizens, to coalesce with these trates in compelling such f u gi t i ves to return to their "4. " I order you rival to make it known to the Evinilie s o ; s ' t f Seamen th e severe pena l t y ;Attached to such derelict%, further, that not only shall they be treated as deserteio 0 THEIR. FAMILIES ALSO SHALL BECOME THE V" ii :e af THEIR. DISOBEDIENC/i. W. t e " You will also make it kn o w n , t h at s h ou ld no t ti); P i p • of this notice appear in person before the Cominis s/ 0 1:, Wished at Tours, within six days from the date b(';rc 0. . punishment here denounced shall be enforced with' ir e rigour." 0 6# • _ The best comment upon the article is what )' diately follows it in our intelligence. cod!; cot corned rf ov " On the 16th of this month (J anuary ) t h e Militsto VD mission sitting at Mons coemned Pierre Bamatipti b death —convicted of having debau c h e d severa l Cous4" • their duty, ,pour let mer un nyau de rebel/cr." re # - r• • 1 a ESTIMATE of the Sum s t h at will prooa- bit fole•t 0 quired for the Service of the Birrack Defog' o, Great Britain, in the Year t Bo+. ° o d 0 Coals ,and Candles, - - Z. P i 'o 9o° 0 0 Beading and Furniture, . - • ;,), e 0 Barrack Masters' Exp e ndi ture f or Utensils, 85 Straw, Salaries, &c. - - 80 0 09 0 Q Rents, - ... •-• 2 ' 723 ° Lodging Money, Allowance to Governors, Barrack Office Est4blisliment, 5 ,85 , 0 a 13,g! ° 0 4, ° Contingencies, - - 63 0 p Additional WBarracks, Works to - ,6 o3° 0 Do. Do. to Hospitals, . Y6 , 4° 0 o 4 Repairs, $4. 3 . Sou. 1 2 ' .2 ° Stables for Regimental Staff Officers and ' y- ) 4 1 ° 0 ..4 Bat Horses - ------ 0 4* 63141 4 TOR SERVICES ORDLRED IN 1803. New Barracks, ,c. 969,062 0 0 Do. Hired and Fitted, 4► , 45 0 0 0 Do. Hospitals, - 221,049 9 0 2,231,561 o 0 o Purchase of Premises, 27,019 o 0 g Furniture and Utensils, 226,151 o 0 .1,521 A, 73' 0 0 On Account of Barracks ordered to be ereet- o oV -- o ca, but not yet begun, - 119, 45 0 0 2,%T 5 '55,,' o Fees to be paid at the War O ffi ce, l''' -- - .0 a Tutal to be provided it the Year 1804, ,C. 2,3 0 ' 14 9 cr i1 OL. DE "GO' Barrack Office, Dec. 9, 2803. B. M. of ir , for 1)01 The French have ever been notOrious;st, - treachery ; but in the late evacuation ° a s, t o r . ; mingo they have, in a variety of ins ta f - a lor ceeded all former example ; one in Par tic- 0 0 1 ° 1 1 1 shall notice—Although Capt. l3LiGg nev erl' ° ll: from motives of humanity, and to save th e f v itsl ) ir of their Army, which must otherwise illfoortec! have perished, a; French General, 0 'I II cte v Officers, and some soldiers, rose upon f lir r one of our small vessels, and have c dflhc- Cuba.