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IMPERIAL PARLI.IIII.ENT, HOUSE OF COMMONS. SATU'LDAY, MAY 12. No more than 48 Members being assembled at four o'clock, a Ballot for the Liskeard Elthion Committee could not be formed, and an Adjourn ment o cours.e took place till Monday next. Ercm the LONDON GAZETTE, 1804. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the Bth of May Present, The Kniq's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Honourable Sir jarnes Mans field, Knight, L , td Chief Justice of His 'Majesty's Court of Common Pleas, was, by His Majesty's Command, sworn of His Majesty's Most Honour_ able Privy Council, and took his place at the Boasd accordingly. His 'Majesty, in Council, was this day pleased to appoint Thomas Holmes, of Beoley, Esq. to be Sheriff of the County of Worcester, for the year ene thousand eight hundred and four, in the room of Edward Knight, of Woolverley, Esq. Whitehall, 211,2:i z, 1804. The King has been pleased to grant to the Right Honourable William Pitt the Offices of Chancellor and Under Treasurer of His Majesty's Exchequer. Whitehall, May :Z., 1804. The King has been pleased to grant the Dignities of Baron, Viscount, and Earl of the United King dom of Great Britain and Ireland to the Right Ho nourabie Edward Baron Clive,, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the names, styles, and titles of Baron Powis, of Pow's-Castle, in the County of Montgomery ; and Baron Herbert, of Chi:bury, in the County of Salop; Viscount Clive, of Ludlow, in the said County of Salop, and Earl ci Powis, is the County of Montgomery. Whitehall, May z z, rBo4, The King has been pleased to grant the Dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great 3ri. tain and Ireland to the following Gentlemen, and the respeetive heirs males of their bodies lawfully begotten, viz. William Honyman, of Armadale and Greenway, in the Counties of Orkney and Linlithgow, Esq. Alexander Penrose Cumming Gordon, of Altyr and Gordonston, in the County of Elgin, Esq. Richard Joseph Sullivan, of Thames Ditton, in the County of Surrey, Esq. Henry Mainwaring Mainwaring, of Over Peover, in the County-Palatine of Chester, Esq. William Middleton, of Crow&eld Hall, in the County of Suffolk, Esq. David Maxwell, of Cantoness, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright, Esq. Drummond Smith, of Tring Park, in th.: County of Herts, Esq. with remainder to Charles Smith, of Softans, in the County of Essex, Esq. Willi.im Pettes, of Whamphrey, in the County of Dumfries, Esq. John Benn Walsh, of Ormathwaite, in the County of Cumberland, and of Watfield, in the County of Berks, Esq. John Lethbridge, of Westaway_House pci Wink_ ley Court, in the County of Devon, and of Sand. hill Park, in the County of Somerset. IVhitehall, May 12,1804. The King has been pleased io constitute and ap point the Right Honourable Francis Lord Napier to I,e Flis Majesty's High Commissioner to the Ge neral Assembly of the Church of Scotland. M. Office, May 12, xB4. zd Regiment of Life Guards, - Pat:nceford, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub- Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Tumour, who retires. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, William Elton, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Trattbrd, who retires. 7th Ditto, Captain the Honourable Edward R. Stewart , fr o m the 3 , ..1 Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice King, • who exchanges. sat Regiment of Dragoons, Lieutenant Beresford Cohan, from Halt-pay of the sth agoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Arthur Forbes to be Lieutenant, b:, purchase, vice Cavendish, promoted. Ittli Ditto, William lervoise, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice I3owei - s, promoted. t7th Ditto, fames Reid, Gent, to be Cornet, without pur chase, vice: drown, promoted. Charles Johnson, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. 2341 Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Anderson, from Half-pay late 73,i Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. George Foljambe, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Harvey, promoted. at Regiment of Foot Guards, Lawrence Kortnight, Gent. to lie Ensign, by purchase. 3d Ditto, Captain Charles Auonstos West to be Captain of a l'conpany, vice Hunter, deceased. Brevet Nlajor Gilbert Item the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Hon. E. R. Stewart, who exchanges. Ensign Ed.. ward Breton to be Lieutenant, vice West. 6th ReOmeet of Foot, john Preston, Gent. to be Ensign, la purchase, vice Lennon, promoted in the 7th Foot. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant-Color:et the Hon. E. M. Pakenham, frrn'r the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lord Frederick hentinek, removal to the 45th Foot. Istn Ditto, Ensign fames Galbreath to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice !rifles, deceased. 421 Ditto, Daniel Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Prascr, promoted. 45;h poto, Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Frederick Bentinck, Trent the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice.Nont gornery, removed to the 64th Foot. 4611). Di t to, Captain Tho l oas Dickson, from the Half-pay of the late gist Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice A r.ns!rong, removed to the tat Garrison Battalion. ditto, George Phillips, Gent. to be Ensign, without porchase, vice Fdwards, who resigns. ;3d Dittco Ensign Henry Parker to be Lieutenant, by put chase, vice SIIVIWOOLI, who retires. sth Dirt°, Lieuteroint folm Fleyliger to be Captain of a e:oinpany, by purchase, vice Lee, promoted in the tat West !rider Regiment. 59th Ditto, David Graham, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Drake, promoted. 6ist Ditto, M Irving. Gent. to be Ensign, without pur ciaase, vice Brackenbury, promotod. 6 4 th Deto, Colonel jetties Montgomery, from the 45th Ycot, to be lieutenant-Colenel, Nice lakenhaio, removed 70 the 7111 loot. 66 , i1 Dtt.o, Captain Charles Lloyd, front the z3d Foot, to 'be Ni..jor, by purchae, vice Lord Ranelagh, who retires. lerenvalt fio,mas Sullivan, Gent. to he Eusign, without pure! a-e, vice St;'%.'art, promoted in the 4th ba t t a lion of Rioiervc. Anthony S. Maddock, Gent, to he Ensign, with , Lit purchase, vice "ones, removed to the 4.lth Foot. 69th Dot', Captain john P.ykiu Hovenclen, front the Hall e pax of the ph I , oot, to be Captain of a Company, vice aior, Who excha: 73 th Ensign I leery Nicholls to-be Lieutenant, with out purchase. vice Leach, promoted. 94th Doto, Caut-tin Phillip Ray, from the Half-pay of the v.t Dragoon U it.atis, to be Captain of a Company, vice Douglas, removed to the 7th Garrison Battalion. ;St West TE - „lia ;Et M C.Eit. to le Ensign, without pLirchase, viLe Prevost, promoted in tit: t th Foot. 6th Ditto, Captain Robert Lucas, from the bath Foot, to be Major, vice P ye, removed to the 3d Batfalion of Reserv:. New South Wales Corps, Lieutenant John Grosser , fr on the zd Dragoon Guards, to be Cantata of a Company, by purchase, vice M•Arthur, who retirel. l o th Battalion of Reserve, Ensign, vice Chartres, dismissed the Service. The King's German Legion, 1. U. ;tlensel, Esq. to be Sur geon. Ernst Nieter, Gent. to he Assistant-Surgeon. A Regiment of Infantry, Colonel Charles Bailiie, from the r Est Foot, to he Colonel. Major Henry Quitin ilrownrigg, J. Major-General Champagne's Regiment, to be L.leu tenant-Co;onel. To be Nlajr.rs—Captain William Pollock, from the sist Foot. Captain Jeremiah O'Keetle, from the s7th foot. To he Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Edward Lenn, front the Both Foot. Lieutenant Robert Ball, from the 19E11 foot. Lieutenant Benjamin Sullivan, from the 84th oot. . Ist Royal Garrison Battalion, Captain Richard Armstrong, front the 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ravenhill, who retires on the Half-pay of the 91st Foot. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Barninghant, from /half-pay of the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gibbons, placed on the retired List. 4th Ditto, Patrick Tytler, Esq. (Fort Major of Stirling Castle) to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, placed on the retired List. 7th Ditto, Brevet Major James Douglas, from the 54th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Nairne, who retires to Half-pay. STAFF. To be Paymasters of Recruiting Distrias—lames Poole, Esq. late Payntastcr of the late Recruiting Depot, in Ire land. joseph Eamonson, Esq: late Paymaster of the 6zd Foot, vice Utway, deceased. To be Assistant Commissaries of Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the Forces—Bernard Bayley, .Cent. I olin Croft, Gent. Thomas Dunmore, Gent. William Bagster,Gent. Muttgo Honeyman, Gent. To be Assist:tut Commissaries of Stores, Provisions, and Forage on the Home Service—Thomas Pk)pitam Luscombe, Gent. George Miles, Gent. Andrew Majoribanks, Gent. BARRACKS. George Peaeocke. Cent. late Adjutant of the BStll Foot, to be Barrack-master at Malta. Alexander Walker, Gent. to be Barrack-master at Gibraltar, vice Stone, resigned. Patrick Langen, Gent. late a Lieutenant in the Canada Pro vincial Forces, to be Barrack-master at Quebec, :vice Chandler, deceased. To 134 Barrack-Masters in G rcat-Britain—Tho. Bartlett, Esq. Captain of a Company of Volunteers, v ice E I;.ilie,deceased. • ISaae Dubois, Gent. vice Edior, appointed an Assistant- Barrack- Master. General. Chas. Rawden. Esq. late Pay master of the ad East India Battalion, vice Massey, deceased. George Darby, Esq. Captain on Half-pay of the late inde pendent Companieiti. Patrick M'Larrcn, Gent. late Cap tain in tire gist Foot. George Syrnes, Gent. Lieutenant in the 39th Foot. Henry Scryrugeour. Gent, late Lieu tenant in the Jamaica Provincials. Robert Lawson, Gent. late a Lieutenant in the Oxtordshire Fencible Cavalry. Mathew Wood, Cent. late Deputy-Barrack-master at P mouth. Thomas Edward Ritchie, Gent. I aines Ellis, Gent. James Roughliead, Gent. To be Deputy-Barrack-Masters in Great Britain—Matthew Howell, Cent. on Halt-pay of the late 9 . p.1 Foot, vice Belson, resigned. Charles Martyr.. Gent. Lieutenant in tlie 7th Garrison Battalion. John Beale, Cent. late Ad jutant of the Suffolk Fencibles. Charles Pinks, Gent. late Lieutenant in the 6141 Dragoons. john Stephens, Gent. (To (le continued). MAT LS. pug. AkRIVID. GOttrAlbUrgiL o - H4mburgh 0 PRICE STOCKS, THIS DAY 11.1' TWLLVIL. O'CLOCK. Consols - . -56 i THE SUN. 1101,EiL Qt;2ll DlCEjti 14141.1t4 AUDZAT ? LONDON, MAY 14, 1804. WE stated on Saturday, upon unquestionable authority, 'the arrangements fur the New Adrnini. stration, as far as they were then determined upon. The following appointments are said to have taken place since, but we do not pledge ourselves for the accuracy of the statement. The Duke of MONTROSE, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Duke of BEALIFOILT, Lord Chamberlain. The new Board of Admiralty is to consist of Lord m EL _ VILLE, First Lord. Sir PHILLIP STEPHENS, Sir HARRY NEAtB, Admiral COLPOYS, Admiral GArt. BIER, Admiral PATToN, and WILLIAM DICKEN. SON, jun. Esq. It is very generally supposed that Sir HOME POPHAM will soon be appointed to a Seat at that Board. Mr. CORRY, it is believed, will remain Chan cellor of the FAcchever for Ireland, and Mr. Fos- TER is to have • some oif,L:e of importance in that Country. IF any thing could excite surprize in the Political World, the People, we conceive, would look with astonishment at the condua of those who oppose the New Ministry. HIS MA; ESTY, finding that the law Administration had nut that share of Par liamentary support which is essential to the condua of public affairs,, attends to the sentiments of the Representatives of the People, and exercises his uNcluzstrutlArt tat Pitr ituoa.Try g in theformation of a New Cabinet, more likely to excite the confidence of Parliament and of the People. His MAJzsTY, on this occasion, calls to the support of Govern ment, a man whose political wisdom and virtue are on .all hands admired and respeOed, • and while His MA jesTy is willing that a co-ope.s ration of the first talents which the Country can supply, shall take part in the new Administration, he excepts only one individual, who, whatever his abilities may be, has certainly not ailed with the prudence which becomes a great Statesman. Is HIS MAJESTY to be denied a privilege exercised by every part of his Subjecqs ;—the privilege of elrusing whom he pleases for his Adviser, when it e vident that his choice has fallen upon a man of pre-eminent powers and ynimpeachable virtue ?.--The idea is A). surd, disrespeaful, and disloyal. It was i MAJEs iy's sVish,no doubt,that a comprehensiv e Administ ra. tiOn should be formed, capable of meeting the tlia nl ties of the Country at this awful moment, and, as tar as the Royal, Sentiments have frowned, nothing like a system. of PRoscßinT to::, so indecently insinuat ed, has had the least influence upon his Gracious Mind. Is a system of PROSCRIPTION to be found in an u nwillingness to admit to his Councils a single Indi , v;dual, who, upon many occasions, has ut tered sentiments which must excite alarm in the friends of the British Constitution ? Nothing can be more offensive, nothing can be more shameful, or more false, than the reasonings, if reasonings they may be called, which have' disgraced some of the Public journals on this important and delicate point. His Mitt es-ry, by his. firmness in the exercise of a PREROCATt V F. given to him by the CoNsTiTuT has aifurded additional satisfattion to his People, inasmuch as he shews the entire restoration of his health, in every respe&, by the arrangement he has been pleased to make; and we doubt not that the very point of exclusion will be considered by many of the People as a decided proof of that entire re storation. It must therefore re-animate the hopes of the Nation, and tend to secure its triumph over all the menaces of the most ctafty, the most ambitious, the most deadly, and the most formidable Enemy that ever attempted to over. whelm this happy Country in misery and ruin. But it is said that, Mr. PITT is forming an Administra tion upon THE SYSTEM OF EXCLIIsIOW. The as sertion is direCtly in opposition to truth. Mr. PITT, in obedience to the Royal Command, endea vours to form an Administration upon the most enlarged and liberal basis, reserving the best talents of the last Administration, and tendering offices of the highest trust to the more distinguished Leaders of all the Parties that aspire at political employ ment ; and, after a fruitless attempt to include even the individual alluded to, leaving him alone an ex. ception upon the list. To call this a System of Exclusion, is to shew blindness, ignorance, malig. pity, and folly. WE received yesterday a Parr's Paper, contain. ing the proceedings of the Tribunate of the its and 21 instant, on the discussion of the proposal for con. ferring on BONAPARTE the title of Em/erar, and rendering it hereditary in his Family. The pro position was received with the most slavish adula tion, with the exception of CARNOT, who alone had the courage to oppose it. There is no doubt, however, that the vanity and ambition of the Cor. sican Usurper will be gratified with the much wished.for Imperial Title. How far such a step is prudent or politic, remains to be seen. On Saturday, about 12 o'clock, His MAJESTY, accompanied by the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, took an airing in his post-chariot to Kew ; kits MAJESTY was followed by HER MAJESTY and the PR INC ESSES in two coaches and four. The Royal Party re. mained a considerable time there, viewing the new Palace, and walked in the gardens, and returned to the Queen's House about three o'clock. Yesterday His MAJESTY, accompanied by the DUKE of CUMBERLAND, and followed by HER MAJESTY, and the PRINCESSES, about the same time took an airing to Kew. On Saturday morning Mr. PITT had an audience of His MAJESTY ; and in the course of yesterday mottling, we understand, saw His MAJESTY twice. Lords HOBART and HAWKESB URIC, and Earl of DARTMOUTH afterwards had audiences of His MA- ESTY. Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, Mr. PITT had an interview with Lord HAwmtsauax, at his house in Piccadilly. On Saturday Lord MELVILLI entertained Mr. Pirr, Earl ROSSLYN, Col. HOPE, and Messrs. NV. and 1 , 1. DrNDAs, &c. &c. at dinner. Satuz,ky morning the door leading to the back entrance of the Queen's House was opened, for the first time since Ht: MAJESTY'S indi,position, for the admittance of tra&smen, &cc. The Gazette of Saturday contains a notice to all Officers on the Half.pay of the Land Forces, whether resident in Great Britain, Ireland, or the adjacent Islands, to transmit immediately to the Secretary at War, an aCtount in writing, of their age, past services, rank, and present place of abode ; and such as think themselves, from age or infirmities, unfit for further service, even in this Country, are to accompany their reports with sufficient vouchers of their inability, and the causes thereof. The Officers on half-pay who are serving in the Militia, Fencibles, or Volunteers, are to specify the Commissions which they respedively hold, and those otherwise employed under Govern. ment, the nature of the public situation which they possess.—Every such Officer. w ho, shall neglect to make his report within one month from the loth instant, will be considered as otherwise provided for, or dead, and his name will be struck off the Half-pay List accordingly. To-morrow morning the Royal Westminster Vo lunteers are to parade in the King's Mews at eight o'clock, with canteens and haversacks with provi. sion fur the day, and proceed to the country to fire ball cartridge for ten medals (one for each company) .given by Major 1w ININo. The Royal East London Regiment of Militia was on Saturday morning inspened by Major-Gen. LEst,t in the Artillety Ground. The battalion went through a variety of mauceuvreq with great precision and alertness, and the different firing% were executed in the best possible manner. Col. Sir JOHN EANIER gave the word of command, with grt'vit per T icutry atai force, and evinced very con. !itlrable knowltdge Of military taAics. Nij )r.G.!ner,ll THoRN2 , 7s is to 'remove from Favcrbliarn in a day or rolo, to cocumand a Brigade of Infantry .4 ',..antet Lu,y. ..N . A VA L. NE, 11/ S. Fr - ft: it: LONDON GAZETTE, fey ;2, IS:::4• Admiral!}-o.ffice, May 12, 1 SO4. Extraa of a Letter from Vice -Admiral Rainiet , Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels rn the East Indies, to Sir Evan Nepealit Bart. dated in Bombay Harbour, the 1 Oth cember, 1803. The Maria Fraticoise, a French Transport, laden with Ordnance Stores and Provisions - , has been car.' turgid by His Majesty's Ship Sheerness. May 12, 1804. _ _ - _ Copy a i r another Lffter from Vice-Admiral Rainier's Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the East Indies, to Sir Evan Nepeert, Bart. dated at Bombay, the 14th December, 1804' I herewith enclose, for their Lordships' informa. don, a List of the Captures made by His Majesty's Squadron under my command ; and have the Honour to be, &c. PETER RAINIER. A List of the Ships of the Enemy to ken, destroyed, and re-captured by His Majesty's Ships under the Connnand of Fice-Adtnira l Rainier,in the Fast Batavian Brig D'Hatije, of 6 guns, 33 men, and 246 tOll5, taken by the Caroline otlCape , August 2, 1303. " , Batavian Ship Hencrica lolianua , of 6 guns, 26 men, an 473 tons, laden with sugar, codee, arrack, taken by ditto, off ditto, August 3, 0;03. French Ship Phoznix, of 160 tons, laden with peppers spices, and bale goods, taken by the Victor, off peppers Hood, September 4, 1803. French Ship Petit Atricaine, of 28 men and 160 tons, in bad' lac, taken by the Caroline, ott' ditto, September 7, French Brig Maria Fransoise, of 250 tons, laden with fief artillery, ordnance stores, and provisions , taken by t. Sheerness, off ditto, September B,Y 1803. PETE 18. R RAINIErt PLYMOUTH ; MAY 1 2.—Sailed the Hawke Sloop of War, with a Fleet of Merchantmen under con voy for Cork. Arrived the Virgo, Capt. RoActs, with provi• sions, from Cork, for this Port. Arrived the Indefatigable Frigate from a Cruiv'• PORTSMOUTH, MAY I 3.—Sailed the Neme I Fri gate, for Torbay ; and the Spider Brig of Wpr,* it4 the Ceres and Whitley Transports, for GuernseY• Went out of Harbour His Majesty's Ship Beauheg. DEAL, MAY 13.—Arrived the Orestes, Bas; l ; s4 ' and Alill6rook, from a Cruize off Boulogne and Calais ; and Jackal! Gun-brig from a Cruize off Ostend. Sailed the Dart and Fury, on a Cruize off Calais; Kingfisher and Speedy, on a Cruize off Havre ; ilonesta, for Hull ; number Armed Ship, rip er Cutter, Eagle Revenue Cutter, an d Kiag Georg e Hired Cutter, with a Convoy for Portsmouth, fil' mouth, and Falmouth. Sailed the lluddart East India Ship, for the.giver. The Ceres and fauntc# Castle East India Sh i p s came down from the River, and sailed this r l ° l° ' ing for Portsmouth. This morning Rear-Admiral Louts shifted hi g Flag from on board the Ardent, of 64. guns, to the Leopard, of so guns, in the Downs. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht , Leopar d, Veteran, 41,,f dent, Virginie, Crescent, Orpheus , C ham p ion rri 1a.t,, - ,1 2, ~ Verseus, Vesuvius, Lucifer, Discovery, Orestes, Ur lackall, Millbrook, and Williatn, taoroltip• -...........--,.. NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMEN TS ' j Capt. HUMPHRIES, of the Prospero Bomb; t i t ' Capt. TOWER, of the' Lark, to be Post Cap o r , The Hon. Capt. F. GARDNER, 10 the Princess C h t. lone; Capt. I. \VOLLEY, to the GeObeid; lie W. BLICH, to the Warrior; Capt.GosszLillog°, J. Argo; Capt. HALLow €14., to the Tigre. Ca (..., 11 YTON, to the Sea Fencibles,' at Poole ; to Hi t RDACRE, to Yarmouth ; Captain 3. ltuss %/ " l 'gli ; Dundee; Captain FIELDING, to ue er1101 1 11 ;050 and Captain BUCKLE, to the same service at 1 , - (soll mouth, under Capt. O'BILY EN. Lieut. PELl'U en i ' ip l atV Of Sir EDWARD PELLRW) to the rank of C°" -- ,„ to der, and command of the Fly ; Capt. LANof„°-;iitt the ,mark. Lieutenant D. SPENCE, to the - 4 “ - cji‘-e Fit Y r it e l p . orted account of the Mutiny on 1;1°3°1 01 1 i ° ' Montagri, is, we are glad to say, false ; havinga re' ginated in one man behaving in a turbulent an ora , fradory manner, who was punished, to the r esi tion of good order, rl ST. • The gallant Sir J. COCHLAN, to W ll ° Cll , i ' s y 0 VINCENT presented a sword for his br a ?e i r l - e d ifl several occasions in thelate War, while ot taei 4ord , a Cutter to the Fleet under command of his t i o n of ship, is to be included in the new, P rcl 7 o Com' Commanders from the Lieutenant's List ' 1,. 7 d r , -1 manders are to be promoted to the ra"r• OW n dcts ; hav e Captain ; so Lieutenants to be Co mma too Midshipmen, and Masters Mates, wi l° , l o ft served their times, to be Lieuten ants. CaPt''.. the of the Hazard, of ti 3 stint, it ',somata- -- of rank of Post Captain. Captain MARTIN is appointed to the 61° , 6 3 ,:pi0 98 guns, fitting at Chatham, in the room of t erwill W ELLS, promoted to a Flag ; in a few daYs be ready for sea. s hip i fs ' A letter from cn board His Majesty's roia, vestigator, off lemur, says, ~ We have a sc d e Isle/ ed that the strait between New Holland 5 " w ith Guinea may be safely passed in three dr os ing caution : enter the Reefs in 9. 48. s. a n P for the steer f 0 0 , 3 1 , on the North side of Murray's Island , Prince of Wales's Isles in to. 35. S. a ' is i P a nd:. anchor every night under the lee of a reef oy_ r , ov er It is stated, that twenty.four French Y I _, t hor have been fitted out at St. jago de Cuba, ati" flic eve ry cootlesll l i . 11 1 / Frenchthcy have A ge captured charges i numerous sooAdmo American n i : g e ses: cacti Lci 0 ,0 0 ; mission ; and 2000 more for VC SSCI b° and the consequence is, that every is immediately condemned. ~....,.......... _ ---. ...... th e The Rev. Lord ROBERT LorTITs vac Son Do hor of Ma • of tquis ELI, has o b t ained the alit tic 01 Kilialor. 1