The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-23 00:00:00

TH E intelligence which we gave in our Paper of yesterday from the Paris Papers, of the disaster stated to have befallen our Army in Egypt, discre. cited by MO ., ' circumstance, received before night i:s complete refutation, We received, at a late hour, Paris Papers of the rod), one day subsequent to the former. The Moniteur is wholly silent on ej4 subject of. -Egypt, and the Clef du Cabinet, which notices this pretended Letter, from Malta, that contains the news, discredits it, by observing ,that it requires confirmation. The Pails Papery of the 18th, shew us what have been the Secret Articles of the Treaty of ry . ace between France and '*a,ples, by informing us of the march of difTerent Columns of the Army of General MURAT, in orcler to take possession of sevcr.ll important place', in the kingdom of Naples, by means of which, t'ae Clef du Cabinet flatters it: ()elf, the French - willbe able to reach llfalta.—An insurrndie4 has, it: is said, taken place at' Rome, gild this has , furnislietr Mua W4h a pretence for bending a part of his T;Oops thither, It is easy to : foresee what be-thefate pf the Smith of Italy, if, a 4. rtieto'steins season tt>~ believe, the Pnlieror At.,EXova a .shpuld break the, connexion which united•his friciecAssorto Fronde.' Two `Of t 1 F. .I^a r is Papers, The Publiciste, and c; Dehgtsl. have been suppresses(, the latter rner4g ,9r it'avi.,4g announced tht:temoval of the Embarg")tinp.,:,:cf on our Ships'lniloSsia :-- .the other for poine trifling faults P:f the pine kind. These despotic aft; stfiteiently shew wbat soil, of spirit'do the Frereh Govetimont- The Papers of t!te r9t ll lTor4 us lithe matter for extrift. The folloWina are the only -Pafggr(phs " It appears. (says .the Clef du C abialt), that Peace is very far advanced between France and the Porte, if it be not already . ,concluded. " The sudden death of the Emperor P.urt, has occasioned a great sensation among the brave Danes, and it is said to have been the cause of the pro longation of the Suspension of Hostilitier.. " MOREAU is' sonn c*litilied at Paris. " The following article is extraaed from a Paper printed id the. States of the Ktno of PRUSSIA, and with the privilege of His PlursslAN MAJESTY Lauer Rhine, 31st March, Several Leiters from the North announce, in a very positive manner, Me death of a great Prince. They add, that the Poli tical System of*Europe will probably not be shaken by.this unexpected event, as his Successor has already confirmed the subsisting arrngements." A vessel arrived yesterday - in the Downs -which left Hamburgh on the f6th instant, one day after : the, last Hamburgh Mail.—The Master of her states, as a report when he came ttway, that• the Danish Troo?s were to evacuate Flamburgh on the following day. One Harnlurgh Mail remains:due. His M AJESTY ye;terday, accoinpattied b;y the Qurst and FrRINCESSES, took an airing in .ICew gardens. A Council was yesterday held at the Secretary of State's Ofice. Several of the persons accused of Seditious-Practices were brought up - to be examined. Yesterday being the -first dAy of Easter Term, the Judges N , ent in procession to Westminster, to open the Courts. The LORD CHANCELLOR , attended in the Court of Chancery at twelve o'clock, and took the. Oaths of Office in the presence of Lord LOUGHDOROUGH, Lord KENYON, Lord HAWKESBURY, tOrd.CHA THAm, and several other.Mcmhers of Council. . Patents are making out at • the Secret:icy of State's Office, for calling Mr,..„PELHA , ...t, Lord LEIVISHHni, and Sir PEPPER A.I6EN, to the Hosuse or Peers. Assoon as.- the death 'of-'the Emperor PAUL was knoiVn in England, orders were: sent 'out to GARLIKE, the Seeretary of Embassy at Berlin, to repair 'to Petersburgh ; and 'on Monday evening M. de BOISSY, a Gentleman- well kriown for, iris ta lents, .and an Officer in the Regiment .de Meurou, • left Town with dispatches :to count,.de PAULEN, the Prime Minister of the Empetor, who is person ally. attached . to. M. de. Boa ssv. Mt.CASSAMAJOR is to.succeed Mr.-GARLIKE, as • Secretary of Legation at herlin.. • - Yesterday a Court of Direlo r s was held at.thc East India House, when the Court voted the .stun of Five Hundred Pounds to the Committee at LloO's, towards the Relief of the WidoWs and.c_Thildren of thqse brave' Tars who fell in„thelate. Amish lin-. gagernent. Tile Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednesday next. • , The Compirly4 China Fleet, consisting of the • ships Telunton :Castle, Albion, Woodford, .Alfred, Earl of 4bergaiienny, _D*4 of Bucrieugb,"Warley, arch Belvidere, are . expe6ed f0..t.1e dispatched from the India a-house - in the course of next week, as they are all 'arrived at Portsmouth, and only wait for their dispatches. • Lieut. W. WILKINsbN, first of the ,Elephant, in 'consequence of his officer-like eondut in the Ation offtopenhagen, is promoted to the rank of Coin.. mander, ard appointed to the . Ho/steimi of 64. guns. This is the Gentleman who.was so severely wounded in the head and chest, in the ever memorable. Bank of the Nile. He was then a - Lieutenant on board the, Goliath, Capt..FoLiY, The KING has, been pleased to app o int - the R ev , Guoscr BURRAR D, A. Fellow of Merton, College, Oxford, one of His . Majesty's ChapLtios in Ordinary. I • TH E Tit EATIt R. new Opera was`,brought forward last night at CoVent-garden Theatre, under the title of,The Blind Girl, or, 4 Receipt . or Beauty. The seenelies in Peru. • The heroine, Clara, is the daughter of,Bonito, an apothecary ; she is supposed to have lost her sight ii infancy`; but notwith standing her calamity, she. is ,perseeuted wiih the addresses of ralemtia, .sbri..inj4w of the Viceroy, who attempts to carry her off. thii moment - she is rescued by Frea!eiick, an English surgeon, who restores her to sight, and who receives her hand as a recompense. li'redetick professes to have invented A wonderful cosmetic :• he prepares some of it, and gives it to his man Sp/ash, who gets into high your by mending the complexion . of the Viceroy's Lady. The Viceroy, a gOod-humoured old mall, who hates. the . fatiguer of State, places, SWash in the 'seat of Justice. He decides in a whimsical inahner, but with due regard to the merits of the causes. A young Inia, descended from' ancient Kings of Peru; had' a sister who was iChiCed by Roderic, a Spanisli Nobleman, This sister dies with grief, .and during the funeral ceremony, ito cleric' is seen by herbrother, to whose vengeance he falls a viftim, and is pardoned by. Spiasb, when in. vested with the Viceroy's authority.—Such are the materials upon which . this Opera is founded.' Ii i ascribed to 11/fr. - I'vlorrolv, who seems to have. chit tly aimed at gratifying the prevailing 'taste for show and music. The scenery is indeed very magnifi cent,. and the Piece As enriched with procession,,, 'dances, 84-c.' The -MuniEf is 1.)y . .14 E V.E and. MA A and not, very striking:— We .have not space,,to ,enter into , the merits of the Flew, which was f:Wpnrabiti-^ i . eCeivcci on ttie whale, by a very nurriiisus Tuesday evenirigi' Estber Davis was ex.inlineci at . the Public Office, Bow-street,. on . a charge of gi ring herself a, Palle chars ter; to obtain a service in the Mr.,R..in Red Lion-Squarg:: The Ma gistrates being Of opinion that the tig - enci wati dear)y established, convittea the Prisoner in .the penalty of 201, together with ros;Costs„.aidireaed by : theAd, but - .which being unable inynediately - to pay 4 the was committed - to ~the HouSe of COireition - , Cold Bath-fields,: there 0 ; 6 kept . to 1140440 u: fur chic month. r ei-* * 41, 14 * Nil v,, L " s.ll tv,t Nan ifli impel;mm relagi,..ssirvumiue !ridentem, Sed mil; wit daiurn. ; • PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 22. SAILED last night, His Majesty's Ship Hind, Capt.LA' R com, for Quebec,. Halifax; &c. with the . , Ships'boupd to those Nits under convoy: Arrived tlis. y, liis;Majesty's. Ship Maidstone, with her Convoy. :sit —talie4--for_ the Dawns on Sunday 1a4,,,.hut... put.:bail 6y. 'reason of contrary winds.. The Arithunz Frigate, Capt. WoLL Ey, will sail to-morrow for tbe Cape of GOOd Hope, with the Bengal and Madras Ships,. ' . eda He . disclaimed the idea that liis opposition to 1 this Motion was founded on a desire to save the .Chataaer of His Royal Highness the Conarnaoder in ''‘'hief, for lie 'assured the Hoose, that there is in this Letter which is not highly honour 'able to the coaratter and condut of that I/lustrious }verso,,. iivridicuicd the tirgurnents addat.ed against 'the EXpedition. to Holland, which had b4n used by • General TARLETON. He next adverted to Mr. t EKNE's description of what he conceived to be his duties , •as War Minister, which he thought a most' whimsical one, 'for according to it, it was no part •of'hji duty to devise or concert with the other Ministers of the Crown any , plan .of Military Operations, but merely, 'to attend •to to take care that the . spatterclaShea of the Soldiers , were clean,- that -their arms were.kept bright, . that there were no holes in their clothes,. (S:q. He,con feased he . had had a very different idea of his duties. But he did not mention thii'to exculpate from any charge which might behrooght agaiost him on account . of , the state of the,Artny, as from the habits on which •he bad always been with the' Commander in Chief and the-Secret:tar at War, and the harmony and concert that' always subsisted among theta, he would Constantly acknowledge any faults of theirs as -his' own, While he would at tribute ao them exclusively their own merits. He would not • carer into any discussion on the Ex pedition to Holland, but merely state, that on, the return of the 'Army, .the,flower o f it, con sisting of the regular forces, was immediately sent to Ireland for the defence of that Country ; and he would ask any man, . if His Majesty's Mi nisters were blameable in advising that -measure, at a season of the year when the long nights, ren dered an attempt at the Invasion of. that Country more to be apprehended, because more pratlieable ; and at a time, also, when Great Britain expeded a' supply of Ten Thousand . Men from. the Militia of Ireland As to the force wanted. in February not being disciplined at , that time, the Hon. -Bart: (Sir Jamas ST. CLAIR ERSKINE) had clearly &hewn that it was not to be expeCleti, -4 nay, that it was im possible... As to the produ&ion of Coofidential Lefters in Debate, in order to repel charges Which may, be. brough( against' public men, he had, al_ ways 11:21(i, and would always bold, that it is the duty of a public man rather to submit to any ca_ juninies which May be uttered against his con dtaFt, than .to. repel them by producing any thing which may injure the .ehara&er of others ; and he had ofteri so submitted when he had docu. ments in his posse Asian which would have at once &hewn that the charges brought against him were totally false. Bur when no injury taany person can be done by producing such Letters or Papers, he , iid not think that a public man was to be blamed for using them in his own vindication. - But if' he had suspeded that the produdion of 'the Letter from 'his much lamented and, much loved friend Sir CHARLES STUART, would -have hurt the. most zealous friend of th at gallant Officer, he would rather, as he- had. often done before, rested under the imputations cast on his condutia titan lave used for his . justification: At the Sain t e time, he was sure, that there was-nothing in that Lette r r which eoutd in 'the breast of, any man, excite any think hut raspea for the Charader of its writer. , • General TAttLa'rOta explained. Mr. GEORGE PONSONBY spoke at some length, and with considerable animation, in sup . . port-of the Motion. The Gallery being cleared, adivision took place, Against the question . - 151 'For it . _ . 45 • Majority against the question., io6 At half-past eight o'clock the House adjourned till to:anorrow. TH E S UN. 601. f M (4UIS I)ICLRE TAL3UAI AUDF ? LONDON, APRIL 23, tBor. PLYMOL.ITH, ,APRIL 2 AR It vr. D the ship Pallas, of and for Hamhro?, from. Lisbon, Capt. $c Hot., laden' with sugar, fruit, Sco.detatned the Isth inst. by the Milb rock Sehix . ine'r.; Arrived the Danish . Brig 13catha, Capt. jAssE, laden with sugar, &c. from Cape Francoisc, de_ . taint(' the I 2th inst. by the Fkgard Frigate. • • Arrived a French Lugger Privateer, of 14 gttn, Eby b the Cambria,: Frigate. _ _ Sailed the Jason Frigate, on _ a 'Cruize to the Westward. DRAL, APRIL '2.2. A at! tvEn late yesterday evening, the :;hip Char- Lite, SCIINEIDER anter, from Hainburgh bound to "I - enc.:llr:: and Bombay, and reMains'. . . "I (I.7arlf; tie was detained at,ilam' burgh. by 'the farces there, 'under an idea 'of her having British property on board, hut was liberated lime_ . diately the intelligence of lord. NELSCIN'S Vtaory. reached-that Port,. which she left the i6:h inst. It was reported at- that. time, that the Danish Army would leave Hamburgh the follmiiitig day. The Quee); hi red Armed Cutter, Lieut. M t NSTER, arrivedin. the Downs this morning, .from a Cruize. DIED. On Friday last, Thnmas Esti ortlic New Road, %larybone. • ICE . 0 Ir,STE Batik Stock Navy i pi r (.7cnt., 95g pct eCAIt. 1797 i 931 3 litsn s per.Cmt, strut per Cent. Con..77it per Cent. it et.l. 59 9 ; pereent.Con:Ook 5064- Ditto scrip . CI! !Link Long - Ann. tf; 17 13-16 tsci Sli to Aim. 5 i.. 01 Ditto Sciip STOCKS, t , • Sttck • • I)lrrir S. tiffs. ' Exchequer s. dis, New Lottery Tickets Onmintn 8i 8, • • • tipper. 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann.,' Bank for Account India for May 'too 199 4 Cons. for Nlay t, c 9 6nl. SALES. BY - AUCTION. PLYMOUTH. At the BROKER'S IVA ItX H . OVS,E,..W9otstcr.street; , ply- month , On FRIDAY, the 15th - of Max, at Ten,.• , • rf A HE hanctsorne coppm.bpttome Ship LA HURON, Dimensions, length on 'Deck los feet 4) inches-; breadth bclow 29feet 6 inches ;. depth in 41501 , 1 feu 4 0ilohes ; admeasures 391 70-94 1.413 ; squate-stein ett,•pierced for twanty pins, has excellent Qnarteis, neat Figure ,lead,: and copper-bottoined.• ' appears Oh,: a-strOng' :irn built Ship,,•and is weli•ealcul.iteti tpr mi Armed V.psseli Viivatcze,AitiLtAntliaman, Guineamart, or any other Trade tvliere grant harthen kid dispatch is requited.; liar Hull:lnd sinres LLra in gOod rder,. and may he. sent.-to sca at a trilling expmce ; 'lying in Catw,.ite‘. ,and • there tq be tlehyrcti,; eafyttire'd (Ai her vot'age froM th,! Isle of France: to EouideattX, after-Allotlg c . 4lv.ce by His I'd Ships Doris, jdha day, sq. and Magicienne,. William lisq. Com manders:. • ' ' For vie..ving:tha said Vesid,. Inventeuith,• and furthei par ticu;ars, apply- to John Harrii . and Edward Lytle, Esqrs: Agents at Plymouth ;, or .to Messrs. Wedclerburtie, Mebster, and Co. London; or to PETER SYMP . NS, SworitEtioker: Aft 4 envar,l, will be Sold, DART of the Cargo of the abOve Vessel L'HU RON, consisting of the follosslng Gootli;' fir Exp9rta, iun _ . 1352 Rags CoflZ:e 1320 ['Wei Tutertague tetS ii4s Pepper . t 34 Pigs ditto • 6 Casks dam ' • 3 Casks ditto -' :; Hhds Sugar 3 Bags ditto Bags ditto A quantit ot Tottoise Shell 41i Pieces Of Black. Ebony 36$ *Elephants Teeth 19 lislt3 C4ttoti ' • • 7 Tales: 7 CAsks COcliincal Witita variety•ofot her Goods. Being part of the Cargo of the Frencli.Ship L' urtia, olott red on ivsr voya..ie from the !sire of Frame to gildirliCallX, by His Ivistjesty§nips Doris, Esii.%anCl:a -giciconc, Conynartdctr4. • For vicwing the Goods, .(iitald.gue4, and .furtl:cr particti. lots, apply to Edward Lyne and John fiarris,lEsqrs-Agents, tilyttlotithl. to ,Nricots. Woriligburtw, Wetistcr, a;kd Co. Nlerutants,•Lomicin ; or to PETER SY NIQNS: SwOrD Broker. 1 unrocdiaiel aftoi . Aviii be 'sidd ktt nary , vitt-like argi othcr Store;,,consistirg of ono. long 24-poundar, one 12-inch Mor tar, Qunpowdcr and other S . _ . _ • • 1.7 I)ELTX R ES,. by Its llijeiity"r,'Ship DORIS. r riFIN French Gii•n_brik Lt:S DEOX FRERES. A Dbriensions, length.orv' 59 t'eet g Inches, breadth bzlinv 1Q fdet xt inchei depth in, Ilo.l,anine.asor2.s 92 - 8+,94 tons. • breach-built, siluarc.i.terotti i wo,rl‘fani*r for the coasting, fruit.,_' anv other trades Nviiere bur t hen patch is requiredr Now, i) jug lie sr non Pool, .anct4heri to be delivered. A ,Prize to Ii Majot:y's...Shipporis,- I I.:1 i thy: E - Commander. rdtstewing the Vessel,:an.l far Nventocies, apply to Ect .want Lyn:. and John Harris, I:ltirs. ttle.Agetats ; flr,ta .r YET Ei& s Swoni Brukcr. , • L'ESP(3.II, \ His .Majestv's Ship L*ol ST AU, 'and Altip'or War t.(SRD'NE LSON PHE Handsome .Yast-sliling -: I,,tigger' Privateer L'ES Dimenbions, • length .on. Deck .7z tier 3 ' 11 41:!=: , t brUtutiPt iJbove tifeet depth the 1 - Toltt,' 7 feat .6 inctiei, . squait-.=surneti;* pitr.rca fot Tt guns, luis gnotl Quarteai:And wouldvalte 4n ,excellent Ptivateta, of is. a:lnti Miry - well' adapted for the Cuernky Cr Trade, ‘yliere fast sailing is a her I itili.and Stores lire 'O ,- :;f1t: tonclition, lava rmly b^ sent to•f4l at 144;4410 eNl)cnce. • cappaird.by . kiis Nla;csty Sh; p 14(16e• at), the Ri.,;ht li9n.. E.it;ro% Coinnviiderl and tlie•priNate Slip tic w,ftord 41'.utzfpliry Git;tion, Conihrailde!. ';Voivie:lxiitg.riw.Vi.-ssc4,.r4vc4taritiv,;.anci. timber I ) ;ixticu• tars, aglfly to Idward 'lnt:, Esq. Agent 3 or to Pr:•vp MO NS. S worn . iltuker, lymou th .., SALES BY AUCTION:, L'AUR9RE, BY: HIS;VIAJESTY's SHIP.THAMES. . Also Nvill be Sold,* • • ' (SHE Anchors, Cable s , Sails, standing and run. J.. ling Rigging, Blocks,- Guns, . Gun-Carriages, Blass Carronades; Shot, &c. lately landed out - of the French Ship . , L'Aurore, captured on her voyage Irani the Isle - of Fraucet9-- gourdeaux, by His blajosty's Ship Thames, William Lukin,, '' . ......iY.' Esq. Commander. • • Her Cargo, consisting of the followin&GotitlS: ' ''' , 4• -• ; For Exportation. - . For Home Cop . s s t,mtion„ - - , -. .:F.- 1 "4 75 Bags Collie ,- - 1 Cask Rite -•-•.. - •-•:;'.4 - , - , •1 s ------ Feuer il it Ragsdittu ' - , ''''':•:; : b' • 4 Casks, - tt Bags, and 24 i 6 Bakes Calavatices ' Boxes Indigo - • .. .. ~ . For vie Wing the Stores and Cargo, Catalogues and .'..fortha r particulars, apply to Edward' Lyne, Esq. the Agent,,,, at Plymouth, to Messrs. Cooke and-Hallord, Merchants, Loa. don ;-or o to - - PETER SYMONS, Sworn Broker. 4 ' Ntialsr,l`llLANC; - BY HIS- MAiESTY's SHIP V,I P ER: Immediately atter the Sale of the Cargo of the Ship•l'Aur otc . i wll be sold, , JHE • Handsome Far - sa i ling Copper-bottomed. Schooner MONT B LAN C..---Dimensions, length aloft 75 feet 0 inches _; breadth 18 'feet: 6 inches ;. depth in th e held S Leer; admeasures . tog 69-94 tons ; square StCrEttXl, pierced for ten guns', copperedtti light water mark ; is a r e .' markable fast sailer, would make. an excellent Privateer, - Letter of Marque, and is-suitable for any other service'w•here bitrthgn end, dispatch are requir.-a ; captOred on her voyqx ' front Cartnne to Perient,•by 'Plis Niajeqy's - Cutier Viptir,tlll' i k v e r re tec in rr, i ‘ a ,a, ti iilii C tich o t g hl h evrp l i ati llt , b 3 b Lq dld . e .i ti C lvlet ot e i ec t a t i l l i t : o l....l.7 , ; a ttow lying . in :: , Cai....- . • •.. id Vc,o s el ;- f „..36 Bags Coffee- Exportation. of the lo I te l. , / 41. Casks Annatto *;? For EX ~ 1 Cask ditto . . 4 6 Fates cotton . • 5 Casks Cloves ' ' 19 I', It olufuts Teeth • ; (liatr?EarnGxp;dltortsa7i s a id . - b 1.17,: , i _ens, 4 Iron guns With a variety of oilier Stott:S. ' -•-• • l'iteabove Vessel, Cargo, and -Stores, may be v.ieWed, Ca. talOgues and' nventories had, on •app;ieation to Edward Liu, Ebq, Agent, at - Plymouth; -'to Samuel l'elltiwi : Esq. Agmt, at Falmouth, or to PETER SIMQNS, Sworn Broker. LE,JUPITER, by His " Majesty's Ship VIPER. Tlw-01.1,0 w...i..N.G GOODS, viz. - For ,Exportaion. • , . ' . • • . . . 359 Hogsheads Red Wine '' " • • • 210 Ditto' - White ditto . . pi i ng the entire Cargo of the Brig Le ittpiter, 16rize-to His . Majesty's Cutter ,Viper,' Jeremiah' .4.:o4itian, EA: COtit; - 111 7 o r. Irie • r viewing the same, and for Catalogues, appli to: Ed - ware' Lyne, Esq. Agent, at Plytiototiti ; Samuel Pel k w, Esq. Agent, ialinOnth ; or to PETER SYMONS, - Sworn Broker: ........... LA CECILLE, by His Majesty's Sliip'NlECl/ERA. '.. THE FOLLOWING GOO D S, viz. till• For Home Consumption, - • 27. Barrels Sardinia; 6ss 'Salted Bullock's Bides ' 768 Half - Barrels Ditto ' 1345 Ditto talf Skins.. Being the entire Cargo of the Brig': La Vecil le, captured. by His Majesty's Ship ), , I-egra,l. It. kiek - et; ) Esq. Goingin. der. - • . . . For viewing the said' Cargo, Catalogues, and further Pat-. ticulars, apply to Edward- Lyne, Ems, al or to ' m oh 4 -.-- • : PETE It SY Swoiii Broker. L FAVOURITE; by 1-ils Mdjostyisship DORIS. rr H E FOLL O. %V .I. N G G s 0 0 I.) S; viz. ji . ,About 12 Thousand * Red and White Oak Mid. Stoics, ' - ' •-": 1 4 Dlttcl • ' • - Ditto - Barrel Difto. , • -..-- 198:Packs of Staves .67 Copper BnlCßods. • .•,, 257 Salted Ox Hides .• I Cask -OritSe, for Exportation. • Being the Cargo landed from the Brig Favourite, captured by Firs Majesty's Ship Doris, John. Hallititiy, Esti/Complain:. For viewing the same, and. for. Catalogints, apply, to lnlin Harris, anti Edward Lyne, , ESTI. the Az is(' orta.. • :Irt LA HE. B D O ir : F lß tr,se A l.no ß cu D hs, E lG , e " nti b ,gn y t 1, 1- v. e l o i : Is s b le) l ec iije kL st Ac y's s. S it • - • . - - .PETIA SWIM' 18 feet ai inch, depth in . lio„)44 test 10 -9657-94 9657-94 tons;- Ltigger-rigg&.d, .sqtlare.-st; ‘. i it i ‘ t , tr s o „. l l c s a b lc ie tl oa ed d t itt rzn iz, er !.. l G pu . r ic po e s :tetscs , ;, swears to be nearly new. ;: *ould a n. ve t Now lying in Sutton. Pool, and' there to' 'For viewing the' Vessel, a 4-4 for-thven, • ward Lyng, .Esq, Agin: '-or to . ' 4 . .. - PETER SYNIO LA DED - EIGNEUSE, per L.olsg, . . • TALITy.: -;, • .After the Sale of the Mont Blanc Ti HE . F.O L.L . 0 . W.1 N. G, / ..a: -, For Exportation, 1 CaSks , C;olFee - . . - •Y , (`';r,,, ~_,., , s , 2. barrel Sugar - • • Por Rome ConsUniptlon, . - . 23 C as ks Annotto -- ' 9 ..isles Cotton •• time will • . At the same time will be • Sold, ; the statraing and IliPlaitg• • Riggityg ; Sails,'Eloeks,•l trip Guns,ißriss 4viiyels, Mvsistr4v.l‘. aqoantity of Gunpowder,• Shot, .1304044 Pilief t Clin,,Cii.• riages, Legars, Butts.and other Casks,' dread,Will - Rice,: •' lavances, With a.Variety of other Stcre,s aad•Provisions, taikted o(qd3 ti the French Frigate La I).:delsni:ll,Se.•:, captured' by Iliii• Niajesty's Slii2 , L'Oiseau, - S:. H. Isivoc, El. Cortnnandie4;4 l in sight of His blajesty' Ship Pi stimort.ton;, Ileitry l-14ii-_ ,lt l ~-,..,,, wc li ;• vlOllll.l l i n 'i ' 1 thaM,'lsq.' Cominander. For viewingthe GoNs'antl Storc?, apply to Lt-w!trdLYNits4J• i•- • sq../Ig . ;:nt ;or at the Offit.e ot ' - • - :41i•- PETE R - S YAWNS, Sworn Blak-44: LA PETIT FILM, by Ilisblajesty's. hip 13 It IL LI ANT . ... MEE ,1\1(...fr 'French Chasi,e- fv•l'ret.: 1,, it PE' at ..... ' th on Deck cr t' - . AL FE 1,1 X. - DiMensions, le' - ;„ ;„ ti, a et so .)• ~„ nA tun s ; Nur.. ster n , •. feet 71- inches ; 41TleaStiteg 53 inches, ,bl=llll below 1' feet to Inc"°' dep th -- .1 -- ''' 'WO pie-ars to be almost new,- sails . rernl ll4 . k i ?`!„.„ „„A„ ..,,,, 3 1 4 handy Ves s el - for :its toasting , . or alt}' " I 'l 4 ","7 "kiere ' Aho her Cargo, consisting of she following Goods : .. 4 For Eapoitation. . j bel i: m s" dtc;l'llsillSe.hrreeitipua:Bi7iAdll'il:tirliNfz,l)etlitviaekil-Yeliiigli..rl:Blls.2l:tirltec7ll-.'iricie:til,lC:linlitniftinrL44- .I'' . 53 ripes'Brandy I?. ,Cases Castile Soap . 21 Hogsheads ditto 23 fitilleatis Tar • i Hal editto, ditto 23 . Barrels ditto g iiiiiis, White Wine 17 lintulles Coopers Twigs Fcr 3 vi ld e, o v i . i s ig he t ag e s v ß e e s d se ditto ld car a o lio: v e p o iy lV Esq.. Agent, of wham - . Catalbgues and In Ye r ti :C: l r E i e dß s wm o: L .Y l3.lsl; b 4,l•l had; or at the Office of P ETE R . _ ..... - --- LS JEUNE CATHARINE,'bv llis :Majesty's Ship -, . . :bIAGICILNE. , THE French Sloop LE jEuNt civri-lARnit. 4.bbve I I: i f i c i s se t ns 6 io j i n i c s t,: le s n , g d tl ep t c a n ), D in te i k i • o tfe;t i.ce g i in s t .t h i e n s zix br s e , eti ao. th m e asures 37 75-94 tons ;' square-sterntd; full built, arld,:tp• •ae. a pears to hriii Vessel ; would inate a good Coaster, Of If well adapted for ~ , r,.:ilral purposes. NOW lying hi Sutton Pool; and there to be delivered ; a Prize to His M ajesty's Ship La Nlagicieimi, William Ogilvie, Esq. GetMinander. -. 1 Imntullately afterwards wi ll INS: sold tier Cargo, via. • .. . . 93' MILN..Red Wine, of a- - 6 P i p es Brandy . superior -quality 3 Casks Rusin • i 1 .1• 7 1; - viet . t .‘ itt V g bi t l i l ie 4 s i a t n ta te, leven •- to ' r l ie l s i:ic a r i C u l l T C l a r telogues , App 11 to 'Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent, or to ' . ' , •• -, P E'rLR SY,NIONS, Sworn limiter. . . El F. N ANII E,• by His Majesty's S.hip NIAGICIENNE• rTHE Frenchthasse Mirc.be 131E.N AMIE.. Di. . t. • ..., . k iiit i :metisior.s—Length on Deck 49,ieet u ini....0..s ; —TM - above 11 ) .ke1 2. inches ; depth io tic: hold S feet. 4 inches; Majesty's' Ship Magicienne, Williattt. pgilvie, E!lq. - Lam bebnt i lar d 'ikt- e cifil s er N all • il ii niS : e2 :l :3c a r7e; % ing,l e g.le ti nb si l l cilli° o st3 ; v !i l i :s e u:l i sa r sn e : t dse i . ei u rCn i lri :e cri cl ll:cir i s ll u4"l .c a ; t rl3l' . a : cil ti_ ll " : 'a r lilt b ew ,l 4;- t li st.h'tl s wander. • • --•- • .• - . . • ; lier Cargo consists of the following G oo d . . - • Fat Exportikion. . • / - - 33 ii !Ms .W h it; Wl= i' Pipes Brandy , • 2 Casks runes -la Inds. ditto .. • P 10 ; ----• 12.. W Wine • c.stalores Invento ri es, and ot h er i nto . rm, , , 1 .:- t..ttalogtt es, m u ; i nt " W e ' Ao t i.; s i-• q •t -' • :4 - 79 3' "', NICIr: ( i ) n b o t t a i i t tl ii &: )oyfa:\Oipesiysrisn.g wtoe'dF•fri.b. chants, London ; or. at I.oH ee ndon : ilid by 'IL N" VV N it.Li ° k i rd ß° . A "' N ' „ " : c : P Covent4Garrien) i and Pub ri l „ T ici ted _-i m i n lyster), la Na - . 11.1. , . W , .. . , Scam - Ps (of, Horsy-IW, - t. • Strand. • 11: 1 4111 " V"I"r" ".....- L ..-..Z.......: ........ i &nts t•orto... • • S ; SwOrts Broker. Ship BOA-nICFA.' BUM W\B.P4.—. tees ttrodzil ) inclies; atittiotAftts !.arne.cl,. F retielt4i I t r.fota Priv4tvrildkli . t Esq. Conftt4tltkz- be d e livered: Icor, E 4 * ' /NS, S.Aorr. a'od 1 utc's G (:}.DJ,. 41: Thr ". - -• oh;,. • • v