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WEST-INDIA DOCK COMPANY. MHE COURT of DIRF,CTORS of the WEST `INDIA DOCK COMPANY, hereby , aide Notice, That a CALL of EN. Pl. CENT. being the .I.6urth stalinent on the last West-India Dock Subscription, is hoi. l by reydred to bia . paid into the Hands of Messrs. Shiiths, Payne, and Smiths, Mansion-house.street, -ouor bc.t•Jrc day the 2,6 th day Of Oelober next ; and that a forth , ..: and fifth Instalment cif TEN Platt CENT. on the said Soh-- scription, is also hereby required to be paid .at. the.sAine Place, on or before Friday, the 2311 day of Noscinba next. by Order of the'court bf Dir‘eters, • Ttiom A s MA EISHAM, Sc.e West-India Dock House, Aug. 24, 1804. , . 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TH6 Oreitei and Chavipn attacked a detachment of Praams and Gun-boats, as they were creeping along shdte froM Gravelines to Boulogne on Thurs. day last ; but they kept so very near their own Batteries as to render it impossible to cut them off, In' the evening of the same day, the same Di. vision doubled Cape Grisnez, when they were attacked by the Immortalit,l, who had one man killed by a shot from the Batteries. At this time none:of the Flotilla were outside Boulogne Pier, but yesterday morning they came out and arranged themselves close under the Batteriei, to the number of about one hundred and twenty, of difretent de. scriptions, not to attack our little Squadron, but to exercise their fair weather Sailors. It was yesterday asserted very positively, upon the authority of private Letters from the Continent, that the Russian, Swedish, and Danish Ministers,. had quitted Paris. •It is said, that as soon as the KING of SWEDEN saw the libel . upon him which BuNAPAIITII had caused to be ihserted in the M. niteur (and indeed most probably had written), he immediately sent orders to his Charge d'Afair,q at Paris, M. ACKER EGAD, CO quit that City without usual ceremony of taking leave. An intimation is also stated to have been writ to the French Charge d' Vairer at Stockholm, that his presence would be dispensed with. It is, however, by no means certain that those Ministers have aaually left Paris; Gut we know, ipin good authority, that so very prevalent was the opinion at the Sca.ports of France of such an event hourly taking place, that numbers of Danish and Swedish Vessels had quitted the _Ports of Calais, Dunkirk, and psteni, with the greatest precipitation ; the Captains leaving their affairs unsettled. The French, taking advantage of their- fear, had extorted consi. derable sums of money' . hum others for permission to quit the Purts. The last intelligence from the Russian Squadron states, t h at t hey Were at anchor in Kioge Bay, close to C'Openhagen. Ws have this day laid before our Readers a Pa. pet which has been circulated on the .Continent, and which appears to be a kind 'of DeMi.officiai Re.. • ply to the Article which appeared in the M on it e u r Na. 3 t 7, respeding the 'political condua of Russia. The btyle is temperate and dignified, and the arg.u ments appear to be unanswerable. ills MAJESTY, we understand, has determined not to sleep any more at Buckingham House, hut to pass hip hours of repose in future in the pure air of . the country, either at Kew or . For this purpose many articles are removing ft , m Buckingham House to Kew, that all accommAa. Lions may be in order before the return of the Royal Family from Weymouth. . Iris lira MAJESTY'S intention at present to Con. tinue at Weymouth till the zsth of Cktolter, should no unforeseen occurrence intervene to call him to fi►e metropolis. His Royal Highness the l)OKE Of SCHS I , X had yes. terday u long interview with Lord IV] ILLS, at, the Admiralty. -• Yesterday Diepa(cliet were received at the. Admit rally from Admiral CORNWII4.I3, off Brest, dated the ad inst. The-six large Gun.brigs which had been previously disco'vered in a narrow passage,' re. tained the same station, but were closely watched by the ' , Doris and Ataantelrigates, for the purpose or preventing their escape., Sir SIDNEY SMITH had a long interview with His Royal Highness dap DUKE of YORK, .yesterday, at , the Horse Guards. Several travellers of note have visited the beau. ties of - Scotland this . year. The Earl of UPPER 'OSSORY and two Ladies FITZPAT.RICKS, Lords GOWER, LEWI§IIAM, 'JAMES MURRAY, Mr. LY. 00N, Lord and Lady SAY and SuLe, and Lord EARDLEY and Cimily, have already passed through Edinburgh on their ,road to the Highlands'. • The Duke of PORTLAND, /10t being very well, 'does not entertain any company,at Bulstrode. Mr. and Lady GttEVILLE, and Family, .are at Rams. gate, and Lord C. BENT'INic is in town. Lady M. BzaTtrict is the only one of the fiimily a t t But,. strode, Mr. Tit R N TOS, late Ckarge des /trait-a:of His BR ITANNI C MAjsrry to. the United States, sailed froth Philadelphia on the z,rst July, on board rite Ship AltilarLUOU, fur Liverpool. Mr. A*BUTHNOT, British Envoy to the , PORTE* arrived at - Berlin about the 2Rth of last uminj i , on his way to cOnatintinovicl NAV/IL h EIFS. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Sailed the Prince's Roya4 of 98 guns, to join the Channel Fleet; Lady Mel ville Hired Armed Ship on a Cruize to the West ward ; and Helena Sloop of War, with two Ship s under Convoy for the West Indies. Arrived the Tartar, Captain WRIGHT, from Cork ; and the Berritiard, Capt. REDDERWOLD, from Norway. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 7. —Arrived His Majesty's Ship Kent, from the Mediterranean ; Two Friends, BoAk,.and Active, PEARSON, from London ; and Dido, TAYLOR, from Newastle. Sailed His Majesty's Ships Success and Merlin, for Spithead ; Apollo, LONG, for London ; Mattfield, PATINGER, for Hull ; and Pearcer, CAIN, for Shields. POOLE, SEIM, 7.—The Seagull Revenue Cutter, has just brought in a seizure of foreign spirits, which is lodged in His Majesty's Warehouse at this Port. DIAL, SEPT. 7.—Arrived. the Ve17411;01S Bomb, Bloodhound, ;acid!, and Tigress Gun-brigs, and Fain" hired Armed Brig, from a Cruize off the French Coast. The Jackal fell in with thirty sail of the Flo. tilla yesterday, off Graveline, running down along shore from Ostend to Boulogne, which she engdged some time; she had two men badly wounded : they kept so close in shore, could not cut any of them off. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. The heavy firing heard at this place yesterday from the French Coast, was hetween the Champion Frigate, Capt. BR AML y, the Orestes Sloap 4)IW Jr, Capt. BLowN, and the jockall (un.l)rig, Lieut. STEWART, and about gb sail of the Eilen4 , ! , tills, consisting of a. Praam, several Gon-litig's,Ac. from Oitend, which kept close under the protettion of their Batteries, and escaped in co B iulogne and Calais. The Orestes had several slit struck her, and received damage in her topmast, &e. In the Downs —Mtinarch,Utrecht, Inflekillle, Castor, Pre. voyAnte, Scourge, Sulphur, Vesuvius, Bloodhound, lackall, 'Figres4, Fanny hired Brig, Speculator I.ugg r , Armed Dc. fence Ships and Transports as before. • - YARMOUTH, SEPT. 7.—Sailed the Bee, BR!STER, for Liverpool. Arrived the Drab Cutter and Fanny hired Armed Brig. Sailed the Fanny hired Armed Brig, the Censor Gan-brig, Princess Augusta and Drake Cutters. Yesterday a fine Sloop of War, intended to carry zo 3z -pounders, called the cygnet, was launched here from the Dock-yard of Mr. N. PALMER. A vast number of people were assembled see the launch, which was a very fine one. Just 'tefure the Ship went off, a scaffold on which many ersons had with much imprudence placed them,ekies, broke down, by which accident a boy .had his t ,iL7II broken, and several people were severely hurt, but none very dange rowdy. FALM6UTII, SrPT. :s.—Put back by contrary wind, the Prince of Wales Packet, whiCh . sailed yes. terday fOr Lisbon. Arrived the Harlequin Armed Ship from Ply mOuth. The following additional Aimed Ships just corn. missioned, and she Commanders appointed to them; are intended to reinforce our Squadron in the Dow 11% Capt. George Andrews to the Indefatigable. I t J ohn Coote - - Atlas. ohn Halsted ' - . lord Nelson., Min Davies . - - Persus. '. , ichard Thwaites , Dutchess of Bedford. George Yuungtiusband - Heureux. ' . 'George Ross .. - Ranger. Thomas White . . .. Aurora. • William Morcc . - Paragon. George Burgoyne Salt - Sceptre. lames Agassiz - - Anacreon. Richard Piercy - . Diadem. Thomas Serie - - Helder. - , lames Sjaoe - --, - - Atiadne. —*-- - Thomas - Hawker . . Majestic.. William Hughes . - Kingston. A gteat number of stout Gun.brigs are fitting in the 'River with all possible dispatch; so that every measure of defence will soon be rendered so cum. piece as to defy the utmost efforts of our Enemies. In mentioning these incontrovertible facts, we cannot help, at the same time, paying that enco. miurn to the-present 11'.)ard of Admiralty tO which they are so justly entitled. They have, in the course of the four months they have been in Office, added to our Naval Force not fewer than ONE HUNDRED VESSELS OF DIFFER ENT D ESC R I,PTIONS, beside th' ose which were in a state of preparation under therlate Board ; yet . an Opposition Paper, with.unbl4shing impudence, asserts that Mr. PITT and his Colleagues have done nothing towards increasing the Detence of the Country ! We are happy to state, that tie have very good grounds for doubting the authenticity of the genre of the Capture of the Live/j , Skint) of V. 7 :r. In the first place, had' such an engageme n t as h as been described taken place about the middle of July off the Coast of Virginia, the Official Accout t ts would, probably, long ere now, hive reached us, as Dispatches have been received at the Admiralty from the Cambrian Frigate, stationed off New York, almnst every day ,. up,to the end at July, in the next place, if any French Ship of force tvas eruizing, on t h at Coas4 it is not ?robakle tbft our 'Frigates, ~. the Cambrian and B4stor, would remain inaelive in harbour. N I ., we might even have received the intelligence by the ordinary Packets. Besides, we know that a B)ston Newspaper (The Gazette) of the 30th July, received in grown, mentions the report, asserting at the same time a disbelief of it. The Royalist and Ostourne, two large Ships now fitting out at Hull as Transports, carry t 6 to 18 32. pound carronades. The following is an official account of the Capture of the Honourable East India Company's Ship Ad. miral Aplin: MY Lotto, It is with the greatest concern I have to inform your Lord ship of the capture of the Honourable Company's extra ship Admiral Aplin, under my command, by the Psyche French , private Ship of War, Captain Trehouart, of force as pet • margin,* from the I sle of France, alter an engagement of one hour. We sailed from Portsmouth on the 28th August, tBo3, and on the 3d uit. at halt past six, A. M. latitude ' 2o * go. S. longitunc E. 91. 30. saw the „Enemy from the mast head, bearing N.N. W. At half past seven I could plainly , dis'inguish her .• standa.4 after us ; from that moment I made every exertion • by press of sail, and frequently altering my course in the night, to avoid her, but all proved ineffectual, as on the gth, just at day-light in the morning, site had got•with• in gun-shot ; finding it impossible to escape by sailing! the chance of carrying awayany of her masts, induced me to make one elliot snore tor the rescue of the Honour. able Company's Ship. I !laded up my courses and turned the hands up to quarters. By this tirne'the Enemy had got olt my weitiser•betim, when the action commenced ; but I AO - had the mortification to observemysii had theirOtlallif short Lull ti o e rli2. , while her's, trom superiority of metal, 1 endeavoured to close with him, but lus asrevented it bra` keeping his wind. With iheie considerations, convtiaa4:,' that any farther resistance would only sacrifice many liYest I lospid myaell, with the advice of my Officers, and the Ml', Jitary Officers on board, under the necessity of baulingdevat my colours. I sincerely trust your Lordship will, on investiptionr satisfied that every exertion was made in this unequal contest: tor the defence tit the Honour-401c Company's Ship ,• ant! think it my duty to assure your Lordship of the able s l . l F'' port I received from all my Officers, and of the gallant CO'i duel of the ship's company in the as well as 014 • • great perseverance during the six dayS chace, when swirly , : otliceis nor men quitted the de:Ai re+ly to take adY, Oll tape of every slim or wind, so baffling in those latitoL.oo 1 nave also to ackao.viedee the assistance .1 receivolti; Mijor Morice, 411t1 the re, lineas he, svii,r the rest pt t!'; ha& time'', came forward for she defence °floe Ship. py to infirm your though exposed to th e an d tire of the Psyche, our loss4mounted to only tour wnnidirtl But I hay tto lament Captain Mac Rae, 1- ' OO9 of the tormer. Captain Amor) dangerously ‘'oluici e ' i td e d*. Se.sitt,sti loar his ann,.aucl the litiati•Vilin s4ight" L' Toe Enemy had two s everely tvi z hel. I itcl,,aeil I " Yet ? 4 send your Lordship lists of the ship's coin Ms.. anti P3ss,flosets .st toe tone •,t" t he ca i ttufe. of those selit ..1 .onus to the isig•sh France. and tno.c that were taken en bi." , rd the. Ps‘,.llc, WllO liar since (Weil crui4.ing tw.,et.l ft i t i a i ii x i vi i t l l ,: i c a an P l r p .if o t s u i g . i cr ic A ae in S a y 11-leart.setalk)eoltitano.n.odulitriiiptt!,2'.eilm,‘oor. s, ;.::t r 2 l >ustant, she telling your I.OrIiSIOP his ~u%uri~ia on lxtar.t on their l ! t~rnta at fife saute °:(M‘k.ille?':11:11,14! utrnt toot we would use ur rntieavuura t' Wit to have cite men cat rich to the account of excnauge 4th ter parted th e nded, ter ;tord, hich I e meet with your Lordship's consideration. e p i o t c s ed t ! hat e a attention t i ai this s l n e i d t i E l a , t. n c c e o o r in: :I ( M I lh ot a a n f a : v m l I :: co t; ( D I :: C P S lw 1 :::;E; withoutthis' Letter lishiy ,tvtojtsictilikgetnitepogsrsdsioultidoett:bayntdiiree§Lnillen:4:r2:-tis.. and that we have reason to tie satisfied with the trCO l ". we met with while on b ,ard the Privateer. 1 have tho honour to be, My Lord, YourF Feb. beciient h i Calcutta, u o V N le Hie Excel/ow" the alarqvis IPellethry, Ice. Oa- •ka• , A e ta ' * Twenty-four long 12. pounders, • l it IB.FOUP4 ran:des, andloo men—pierced for 40 pp)... • . , Mrs. TH°MPAON, of Hergottl.street, is in treat y ' 'r the Marquis of AB RCORN'i 'l4oble rnansi" in C: .-enrit..<quve. Nine thouqai d pounds is thC sum demanded,by his Lord hip, The Earl and Countess of iIA It it 1 NGTO l eft town yesterdAy, for Windsor, for .a sew days. The Davonstrika Family are expelled in town to.day, for a few days, . - Mr. Fox and - his Lady are expeeted at the NO and Dutehess of IiMDF.;RD'S, at Woburn, the be ginning of •the • Lord JAMES HURRAY, the lion. C. KINNAERDi and Jour; STIRLI tip, Esq. are appointed Stewilo6 for the ensuing Perthshire o a f ndn: LAUDERDALE, IvIAITL L u ' D ‘t , d a t ,fi ß v C c, i l l l : l ll h : A l :t h i e f. T E Oc rl i S :Ira St .;;:y h t t 8 Ro Greenock . a sof D.onca.ter with an :ele p g re a s n e t n P ;e l d i:tr t a h i e t o C f ° .llo l:3lVi ) ti ti ll ; t of up in tine aOriginal ilatl r yn. s t p1 ; 11: 1 -. 8 :11 , : a d°D n ilfi d sbc: p ).1 1 D a e llj e i'L d r iw i i.101°13(:::;;e1111)1:31-16:41:111: NULDY In the Ck•ruber of the - RoYat Academy. town yes terciar; General MANKiILS. returned to Itorn ;eat in Leicestershire. 00 will go to Weymouth, to attend His MAlcsial Mr. DtvAyszei returne d it , town yestel'"i' from his e.ar at Turnhatt Greeri. C" • B ch Yr'tt'"ia.Y the -COMinittee flackneY', Owners waited 'upon Commissary-General witl the liberal Offer of 1016 Carriages, 333 1 I-loses) an' *o+l Privets. A ---Vtr, Wye has been fakert tl o o r f r p the Q: w e e la ß r f i i tascertainingtle most prJet i , cattle modes of establishing ...hoist: towing e v . i . :, r t i t ' ll u t s tr s l i i " t i s i° b ::s)it'sa,na „ . Letters trunfpatti state . , that General MoltEmj and his spouse will spend the best part of. aliturn,,,' and perhaps the whole winter in that Kingti'!"; where they - are treated with the greatest by all classes of inhabitants. I, TO It is said that Mr. 1311sT, the antagonist of eAsi-eLlatiltOr was on board one of the eac'n'g which was lately captured, after a short e nrg " etr e i s with a French Privateer, in the 'Vest Indies. --t reported chat Mr. B. Was . killed in the anion., t he It kighly probable, that if egt 7 L(' N ' be Ftenehman at Warsaw, had been persuaded by I ce Corsican's Emis.aries to murder the. King of 1',", n ,, v ; instead of the 400 Lillis, - hi s own d ea th woulo 0 " o f been his: reward, in order 'to put the secret o ut the reach of discovery or contrition. ist• One hundred Shipwrights from B rest have 'l'm, ed its Al - 10.4erp. , where there are tsoo, now aSSe,o. bkd. . Their number is to be increased to 37 0 0 The keels of 7 Ships of the Line have bee g f f down thSte,.Mich w it{ Increase the eluir ton . Ships of the Line un the stocks to z. Gr e ' r fl at titles of matter and other tweet led , are arrivillio They a '. Antwerp from Brussels and dand. in expert 800 galk WOOy slaves, who:will be the works carrying on in that port. -~