The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-13 00:00:00

• r NE WS. NAVAL 4e 1,, , c-- • '. An illi fispeihon pelagi c .14.t.ktrtque tridextein; Sed 'nib; toile datum. F, on the LONDON GAZETrE,../lprirtr, •-• •;:i -...., .-s , . -: .. Admiralty-Offire,'Appll tt, tSet. . .: ' .' - r6.0 6: a Letter from Admiral Lur.,u•tdsr,.C'ettitintinder x n,a re f o f '''•-.' ,:.ci ifiatlaiesty.'s Ships and rrililt in the P?tont, to Evan ../Ve faun, Esq. dated the loth - inaant. . : .., )i - A-,;,1 91b; . • , - t -;* tp Iftja with satisfadion I inclose to vou, for the inforniatien of my Lords C o niniissioneriofthe'Acfiniraltv;a Letter which • . ' , I `ave ,t;. , is day...rc;:ciled.frarn.. I.icutenant frwin,•cotnrnarid.. -- . ing the Stag hired C utter; acquainting me with his having . "zt:''.:Vesterday eventug captu . rerlthe , frerich privateer Le Poisson Volant, of z.} guns, and mannri with ss . men i anct,that he • ' ' `-• hadilso re.capti&ed a Brig': hDr only.•Prize i since„Ahe last • - piled from Dieppe. .I. am, ezc.. ... - - 1 -• ;. , •. ..• , ..' SICTFF, , LITTWIDgrE., •-ilt,t i'Vfaje,,ity';' fp-a cutur stag, - .ll . unt, April ip,484:".: • ,Th "sliii '-- •-, • ..- ... - ~.- • . • ~, . i. P. M. to a i cwint you , that ye'Stettie,l* six ' . M.l3eacily.:Head . bearkrigN i Chih tot); -,Cig- elersen Leagues. live. •-:.- sanpitiigger,*(lß rig on tug. weather-bely., and inimediate . ly gave chace to theta; and at lialf'pa4 sevTric4ptured•thi.pl: ..: both.. The Lugger,i,u,e4liecil.e 7 l'oisieiu Yniant, a French Pri ,,, vatecr.bcionging to Bottlogne;' . c - nriiiniiicreil'l4 Citizenlarttue '''" AntoiireMiikdarritsk4 earrtagi gl-of atiMinicii 4 .had been ! - .• MK : (q1,41.4ap,..1.1 . 4 bieppe, and 6ptureci 0 - piikihe Br . ig: . ' - Aliove-m'en lotteet:".l4rei-he. 'Chau Atetarti.fleNkilel s i t ... . .... ~....t . 1 ... , VOSVISf•fOIIr of.wh4 have .heen re-captured. - • The Privatikeh4,*(lvo men Viiiiii,altdlblir *stuncii4A, (Signed) ' "Ail E ..1-14W147. ''• % till . , -Ay% g.." "4 idc6l4,-.7...4d4i4/ 0 . A. c.....„,!, , .., • . . lgct.cculigtnder in ‘ Chie; k 164 'i .• 'efe. c.' tlre: =-F•f'' . '•-•11', tr 4 tr . - - - ..41',•:. ....._;,.. I ,_ . "- -,,,`-- - ::,:•:-:-I'.."7" - -. - - --:-.-'...--• : . iiMirai'- 0 4 7 cc, 4pri l rt ; tie i. . -:•' -:, , - . . , -., : r ", Copy oft Letter li-on, Captain. gi,:: Ed frvniito,s,. C- Avra . l - der of Ills ; 11.iie.it . i.• SbipTr,„,,,,, t , Evus NepeJn , Erb. dated it Plymouth, the 71b igstadt. • ; • - SIR, • • . -• • , 1 have to acquaint - ynti, for th e i n f ormat i on o f t he L ords tommisSioners of the Adittiralty, with the arrital o f His Majesty's Ship Trent, under my Coinmand, -at this port, and to-melose the Copy off - a Letter I hive - this daylvritten to Lett! Atnelius Reauclerk,• Captain of His_ tlajesty's Ship ortunte. I am, &e. - • E. HAMILTON. Copy of a Zettri from CapaiN Sir Edward Hamilton of His Ma. jcir's Ship-Trent, i' C4747,Pa 114 y, 11'‘'• 7! b , i sor, to tl'e . . .Right Hon, L:rd Andins Bearalerk,Castain 9 1 114 iliajestr's Ship Forinvie. Ilri •"• 1 obediinee to your signal, the'eliaceWas continued until' • 'lark i ng which time.beingbecalmedamptig. the rocks of the ;,sles of tirchat I . anchored, and the tirtet morning, (the 3d in -.' datit4bhscrving a large Ship Nyith French colours, talacr the Irotection of a Cutter and Lugger Privateers, making sail' the food front the anchorage..of Brehat to Plampoul, the Boats were immediately dispatched under the command drPLitutetiant Chamberlayne; having tinder hiS order's Mr. • Scallon, Second I.iautenant.; dir. Bellamy, Third; Mr, Hriskins, blaster; and 11r. Taite, 11aritte Officer, ac- ; the Enemy seemed, at .first, determined, to resist and defend ^- their Vessels, and sent m:;lty Svarc tram the shore to their 'assistance, who, with the.Lngger, tool: the Ship in tow, but on the very spirited and near approach of the Trait's, the Lugger and Boats cast off the towk and pfttr niaintAioing vcre conflic t aided by a •contiAued fire_ from nye Batteries, they wete at lmigth - subiuto and Chased 0:11 tiriniAS Alter , which..tbe in the•face , ,f open day, _Was most k:allantiv ktoanllyd by the - first Lieutenant and Marine O ffi cer; who, - I ...try:. toss ,ios legvand the very me.riteci. (Ills.and spirited zeal .with which all the Officers anctitlen 'were animated it•tjiii enterprise; ft.-fleas:on them tfte ; N?_,l ZiOnoUr, The Ship appears 'Eitel ish built, ahotif , three flnelfetiA.99s4 • wifitacatgo of e.orn,.,apil variputi s othei 7 4rti4eS, but not hay-, jo g made any Prisoners, further particulars are untinolittr. E wawa(' ;I return.you a I.ibtpf killed and tvconded ; that erlih de -tErwray coul d 'not be o , lexaelly ascertained; w •twr otict Were Ittrleiitiluarcr -sltt.Tr.;-14...tb0t0n Atatc,of,„the Prj4c relluto.'WV 4 74 o 4 4 : ll l-into Port, awl 11)g wind, ,easterly, I judged. it prudent to put r .lOO , • (Signed) , E. : . • Litt Illnnded, • 27 . .ri0e seits'ewkillect. ' , 7 : rine MAtioe'9,gicer..tounded.. • • • *. • • I-I•A MILTON,- C' stain. .: id ot iralry' 7 ofer,April yy,,..j Sp I ; Eord Asti ins ileariner „Capt 44 ,Attlb; ; 4. 4 7 4 0 , 4 444 A J0.110,14,_41 . 4 . 242 , * E.r . dated at Spil&ad, the SP6 instixt. ,„ • --." • • ' • , Ilayq3,Aveviaipt.you,,for.the information of ray s tords eammisstoners of the Allmir.tity, on the stlt of thi.i'MOnth, • ..2rAhe.dawn.of day, hack: I)(ouvre,: g. SIX naiW 4 we captured La Nla'scarade F.TCLIC it Privateer Uhooner) Dicrced. for Itvelve gu n s,, •atid.foty . then,. foui days• from herb t s uriz) . I am, fcc, 4ec. fcc, „A. BEAUCLEAK °lee; il rr; itO - • Coo:nig:Parr of Al,;. , 4 4talarte, 4van Ye. I PC44,441. NY M led Otilb , lektihe Sle th init. * • •: 4 ! AtiDlintles• 7'; .• ►r , . a pelcsed..l trpaftnit, for.their , inf°rmatioPy . a Oy uf trY . tbe HatilrrohlC A'iltniral•Cornwaitit, stating the Capture of a.French Brig.Priv.:tecr on the r.§4,in-, stint, by His Majestv's*Slobp under thy Coinatatidi-in•rden ,papy.with the viper I am, &c. • A. J. ggiFrITHS. - Iti • .441,tnie, at'Sra; 'hi: • .1 have the hor?our.to4nfoin) y.osr, that,. cruisin& in .the k e -- i iiion of ybUr orders, the Vifi'er tiittei in cOitipany, it'o ;fell.in, on the lg. instant', 411 . the. Land's End, with lbw French-Privateers, a list of which I enclose. 'Three of thein 'hauled o.o,,_and - , aittf a•ohate of Skii"taiteell , hours, .1' captured . Heros Brig of Sr. M4oc, Reno c Cross e master, tnoupt. 14 Jou rtr,co' gu ris, ' r and inanliedltitir s'eventj'- three - flaw - am,. Sir, &e. ace. • G nITITS Akira/ CeptilF;l.44. • : . ' :'a•::d TORO:4I';' A: U. Tag rica which arrivo. a t .T or w • - • n % ar c 'in ' h dOtind e 1 . % A i rc.f*-. 44 l`!?!'"j'-` ll 9i t pf 1-lis,Majesty's SbiasCait‘r `• an i t - ~ / :7 .l4ene orstlifl the whole ef which ••• • * _ r . *r ' . • 4 k.vf,,, ~ ;.o.i,A.git y,ll a :Mt ,414 p from Siopr,a-Leone bound. to London, aden with i t -111 0 9dr; dyt(t9Xl . ; iV 9Z S; r :' allay soldp laptlteit - ollierplitsage„by. try , :the; : caln6 t i u ,.,,kr ; igatc . '‘itiot: Hart; A; • 5! : 4 ZaerWite; Laden. L'C'tiC4t bound . *q: . it,feartireo IrthtilLeAlrtic'; :Dr.3.13 I.‘t: e :T . . 7 • rtoot. .7 ; ArriveiL.l4a )Var4-'11:911). ••: • •:. •-• • ".. • . . td4cPri Frisaft ?l / 2 on' •• • • .• , • e • • ••wi • Li. • ••• •,•• The Orion Ittajahr, 5. 14 guns each, ai.e gone out ofHarbour, and anchored in Cawsand-by.. Theltomeward-hound 'Oporto Fleet, under con voy of the Afaidstont - -Frigate, passed by •to the Eastward last night ;' the Nalffttl, SYbAL.; Eliza and - lan'e, HIMatE TT and Elizabeih,: - BNL ST o rr, laden with wines, are arrived here. The Sretl6• Schooner, .with the - Trade for the' North Citadel,- p arted company two days since, twenty. lea - Sties \Veit of Scilly. * Sailed the Brilliant Frigate, Withi ai'fleet of rlVierchantmen under convoy, for the `PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 41 t• • 34- SAILED yesterday His Majesty's Ship IW/seance, to join the North Sea Fleet in the Catte.gat. Sailed this day, His . Mljesty's . Frigate : Dryad, • for Plymouth. Y ARMOUTH, APRIL 12. SAIL ED Admiral"Dictsoles Fleet, to cruize off ..• Goree, v ii. Princess of Orat4.e, Flag-Ship, - Leyden, Madras, Monmouth, Agincourt, Bitter:: and na'itt and Cohourg Brigs': • - Arrived the'Boxer and llierqtr Guri.brigs; Li .. a 4 a nd P • fcraix Cutters, Hart lirig, and Ad.let Gunrve.ssel. , Salkg' the Gearge Cutter on a Cruize. • COITES, t.l'ltlL 12. • • •1' • A.RRIV Ex) off . this place, the Fleet under `convoy frot9.9porto, and arc passed by for the Downs. DOI - ER, APRIL 12. ARRIVED the Mar;e7, of Iremen, Captain CUR IsT I AN, with a Messenger anl Passengers from Calais. Sailed the Gallant C o urier, Capia' with pipe staves and glass, fromSredtin Pa , sed by the 0/k:er Els , worthili;, l l Sisters, PICKETT, from New-York. • 11.':GILS11114, F rr~rEß:j and !).7.g SHEERNESS, APRII, 12 SAILED His Majesty's Sloop .4/M3,. , , of 2 2 guns, Capt. JAMES HILLS, for Yarmouth. Tlw Ruby has gone out of Harbour to the. Great Nore. - • ' The Amphitrite, of 44 guns (patch Ship), has Come down - front to Sheernesi,- to be refitted.. - - The Ti4m.nter.- FirQ-hrig, and .attack Gun-b-rig, have come-into dock. . DEAL, Ark:L 12, His'Majesty', Sloop Spitfire, with the Princess Maly Extra Indianian, from Bengal, arrived in the Dawns yesterday morning. The farmer sailed the. same evening . to the Westward ; and in the afternoon the latter, with the Or . ,iels, Charlotte, Upton A•lntt, and Scale:by' Castle, Aurora arid (Whalers), Union (Prize) from.the ~ • Cape,. pioceeded "for the giver. —T-he as Joseph froni ; Sr. Helena With the India Fleet, and liartcd gprnrany the 25th March last, off the Wes tern Isllnds,,and is gone into I,,isbon, fli e s IMpiesty' . s Sloop Swag e , and G9,-,yl Des;p: Armed 'Ship,. Dispatch, and Bell lah, Naval Tran sports, Preston, NitrARAY, for l3llal, and: the whole of the Outward.boeliti, s ail e d th s morning to 11 b. .? • ' - the Westward. .f. • - ..rt ,-.,i ,- • . . The .41:inlayer Store-ship, sailed +stuffy tor . • I .. Sheerness, and the Arab:tic" and ife/diti Frigates, • • ..7 . i.; .:, for Portsmouth. _ General DE But and Suite, who went some tinif' agu on an Embassy from the Isle hance to Se. ringapatam, and were taken on their wkty hack to the . Maurittus, came passengers to England in the. Omtept, Capt. Ttmulxs, and land;:d here on,Friday since which they have departcd . for Lo pion. The Stag hirt.ti 4kr.nicLl CuttO, Lient: has recaptured the trig Lwideq, of Lonlon, But_ . LEx master, for aablin richly laden, and_sent her into Do v er liarbon r. In the I)owns, Majoty's'Shilis O•vc7sse/ and A•Gfito' `einesis, Thames, lealmcr Ca aa In dia. men; Fitted, Critter, and F 4.141 F/6nch I.4uggeeTrivuicer, Saturday- a. Mail. fx'ont Janiaica was recOved at the Yo'u.ollice,,, h.ronght:to'Lileetp,Ool A T the -.Thomds, .j.,Priy,ate Ship) of ;o - iptlis, and 64`.iren.. The rcmhs sailed. fro - in Port Royal bii . t We . , i 811 of Fe. hruar), leaving there Lord 1.-.1%'" l'.‘l'74ol7ii, in the ' B ii)xl . f arch, . With ..thc:::: Ctinatic, Abergavettrj, m.,./i f e, .2Veia:vus., and Surprise., The 4' avallo7u ,Armed 13tig, continued in Company, tilr0"601 of `Marchl On theititly"Of February',. tl illiiial Ore ': .C,iuidda . ;:f,..of z gAns, kin ths-Win4 ‘ aril p a\sag ,., . L , Q9...,,the loth: of j\litrch, in - tar. V. .4 ~,f19,1;1,g. z 6. 5.. the 1' 01,1117 S V . aS attpclied-hy a Fre eh - Corvette, — Of :ii gun s ; bia after an Aion 'of riell' in hour, ..tfiti Fiiietny ii'ai.beattii ofr, wiihoatatist on our parr.. • ...The.. 27;oxas, lilAring - . her pasiAge, ,lost two int - :n overboard.,.,.,-- -• • -'.'. -• . , . The C;;;;.r7;;:iter, Ira ltbaznitefiwkCeirs, EariTel. 'hit, ' Aril ; v ol., treatitij - ; -- AtiirlioritiWt o n i - out waid- :ixtimti - Ciriotimen,-ivereomx the . .. 24 iaf9liqb4i spoken w i i.ll . a/. , lisi_Ananihas: .by . tht."/"13.,.....: 2H (Thou • , 1121kBUR011 As this Ya Mad, due on We4oesciay lasi reaCtie*Town . .—The ra.w ng news-is brought tir qtr tvds .!() ./taS;ibui• . . . . ". By accoanrs'iroth Copeibfwfeii - 44 'Ehirselli., of the 31st of Math, it appears thit the English • Fleerpassed 'the Soand On the 3oth, : witittit losing a Ship,:'or. suffering any considerable damage.. They. were, when the ardOunti eaine aivay, :at author in a 1;:ilf-circle before Copmbagen." A Messenger arrived •at twelve o'clock at the Foreign Office, from IVIr. CEAWFURD : at Ilam burgb, with the above account, of our Fleet having passed ,the So.;,nd. • SUAT - QUARTER PAST TWO, P.M. W E have just received the following important Communications, brought 1w the Ham bosh Mail: COPENHAGEN, MAittri 3o - TH E English Fleet, under the Commtind of the Admirals PARKER and N 11.1014, has paged the Sound, and is now at anchor near - Copenhagrot. On - the 2gth the English-Admiral sent a Flag of Truce _to Col. STR ICK E a, Commandant of the Fo rtress of Crotiinburg,' with a Dispatch, impOrting that the hostile conuft of Deninark,and the sending away of the English Chargé d'Affaires, Mr. DRUMMOND, from Co/el:bagel: l. rendered -it necessary for him - to demand whether his Fleet would be permitted to sail t..•,y. Cronenburg,' declaring, at the same time, that he should consider the first cannon shot as a Declaration of War on the part of Deitmark. Co lonel STRIt KT.% replied, that 'as he knew not with what view s' t tirge a Fleet 'was sent to pass the Sound, he co rrnrt it to pass Croireabargb; • hut that itould h n ti9ii ver send to Co l trnba,go for further Orkters; • • - ' - - . , • Colonel S . rit CKER irnmediately sent to Copeft base/J., and in the night between the 28th-arid zgth, received, the most positive orders not to sufrer the English Fleet to pass. S This Answer . he . direftly communicated to Admiral K ER, Who, replied, that he onside - IT& this . as a . :Declaration -of War, and that he Should iinmediately commence Hosti. lilies. • t- "AcCordingly on the 29th, in the afternoon, the English Fleer\v"eighedanefinr, and--the next morn . ing,. about seven. o'clock, sailed into the entrance 01 ate Sound. with a North wind, whi,.ll at first was not 'very strong. A cannonade immediately cum merked from the Fo'irreSs of Crow/rims.. The English on their part, threw: Bombs into Crollogbins and Ehinear as they *passed,. but did little damage, as on the side of the Danes only two men .were killed and some wounded. Five of the' foterneSt of the I.:nglish. were much damaged in their passage, by the heavy fire from the Fortress of , e'rostemPtrxi;. but ;his' did. not prevent the pass ;lit of the: rest oldie Fleet, :and iu two hours, that is, between. seven and tine in the mOrning of. the 3oth, the whole Fleet had got through the Sound, and about twelve, they anchored at the.distance of about a (German) -mile .from: Cc*nhagen. . . They. sent out two small vessels to, take sound ings, bu cow the oarctrittis t , *Batteries' firing on them, they retited.'4. Cl 5 The PleetitonOils'bf Fifty Sail. It is now even ing, and the:4Ellos+ have made no further attempt, nor fired a shot. Perhaps -they will mike an attack on the Road, in the night, or, begin the 6ombard ment• of the City : we however, folly re pared; and in high spirit.. COPENHAGEN, \l,►Aen 31. The ,follmiing is the Orp.rcx,lL AccouNt tClIt by Colonel ST - or the passage of the Sound by the English Fittt r . • • •CrOrivt6erre.., Marcb To. ,The Fleet pt. wrier sail, and began to.pass . the Qastle about se\ on A cannon. • •-• alc immediately 'commenced, which continued with eat yiolencl on both sides till half past eight, when, after ,ani,nterval of altcnit. half an hou:, t!ic. Rear Divi.sion began to pass ; The, cannonade v. s then resumed, and contintted till • half -past nine. I ani conviqtyd that cli . F.nenly's Fleet mast have soP:ered .considerably ,by.. kbe 63r , nun •Of the Fot ti:.s, but -to what tierce, it: is impossible to tatnine, as Shipi kepi near s pos. silk to the .. d .wedis,ll shore; Several of the bombs • ai -, - thrown by;l4 .4 Epemy fell, in' the. Fortress., but • W.PU without' lipingllheistiollest damage.: • the Tower on. • s L.l 1,3 e the West • kqe is indeed somewhr shattereo.-- . • -- Av : 3 1344. pia . • . Two en ece .by m the Enemy's Bombs and .-.. • we - hay6 , bebides.lwo wounded. • • • • (Signed) y "er#ICKF R." , . , On the m9th a Royal Ordonance was issved here, • . • .• layiPg an EmbargoOn all Efigl4h Ships ;1;h1 Coods. r_ •;- 4 . . A.' 4 fires ipOn' cEsit in' it: . the Sound, til - curtcsignces beini The English Fleet tiid ndt tise a '3l)ip iii piss' ing the Sound. 44AMBUAGI-1; APRO r I; tolhiwing Notification has beeri posted tip at the. Exchange : '*" et Whereto lilt MAjiiry the I,:triC Of DEN: hi A RIC and NORWAY has found it necessary, ton the stopping of-the Englidl Navigation r:nd on the Elbe, • t 6 take •posstssion far. a .time of the Free, and impetialtitY of ifambargh, by the Troops . incler the command of His nighnesS General Field; Marshal P&INC I CHAR Lys; Landgrave ofHesse, and 114 s required that from tht,-,first olApril; an Embargo shalrattaeh upon all English Property; whether Ships, COmtnodities, or any 'other ; it is hereby or.: dered by consent cf the Cotnicil and Citizens ; that ail persons shall detain such *Property, and notice will immediately be given to . all Merchants; Captaio, of the time, place and manner in which it shall be delivered up. Given in CounCilir Aptit t 1 5 ,1M5, APRIL §: A curious circurnstance. oecurred oh the trial of the persons accused of the attempt Of the 3d Nivose. There was produced against Carboir, called Petit • Fraittois, a prior judgment,, by which he was seri:: Tenced to sixteen years - confinement in irons: He had robbed a Church 'of a quantity of linen and plate, consecrated 'to the Catholic Worship. It was after. he escaped from prison that the Chiefs of the Choups,'Who proclaimed themselves the Sueporters of the Aliar and the Throne, gave hirn a Commis. sion in their Troops: . The"Emtiaigo lately ;aid On - the Ships in the different Ports of the Bativian Republic, is' to con. tinue for five days. means are taking to arere• rain the objet`; which the'Ehitish have in vim by approaching the-Dutch Casts': incase there shcitild be no serious danger, the vessels. am .then ':to be allowed to . proceed , on .their:wayage; WENNA,' MAitCll. 44: 7 7-The and oar Court have _recekyed Letters from CAP: stantinople, stating, that 'Gummi ABE It RamiT has effetied a landing in Egypt, on the side of Damietta,- where he disembarked 6000 men; s and that 6000 EngliSh also landed'in the neighbotirhood of lea; for rheTurpose ofijoining thr Army of theGitAttp Vizi tit; 'which is encarriped between Jafa and Gaza. _ A second English Courier brought, on the .night of the 211 inst. Dispatches to Lord' Mt hroi from the &Wish Ambassador. at Comitatitinoplc, which confirm the pews of the landing of the English Troops in Egypt. . - V lENisIA ) MARCH 2t. ---The - EIC.trPR.oR has just granted ti 4 the French Ismigrarits ),i , ho'have served,' or who still serve in the Artily of Condi, as soon they,are disbanded, ail the rights'of inhabitants, and the privileges'enjoyed by theNolaiiity in his Hereditary States ; as likewise permission to take up their residence in. such clistritts of his Doroillions as they way think proper. NAPPER SZ.fRACtOF A LETTFP. IRC)NI TirESbAYI APIUL 7. " SE V &KM. apolit;ationS to put of ' Il}e trial !iving been refused by the Court, and several argerients in point., ,of law over-rultd; Mr. Tandy's Counsel threw up their briefs. t‘Mr.l. - AtiDk then addressid the Coml . , airov4ng every thing set ftirrh in the Indittin , f.nt, and, said his heart disdained a ralsehOod. • It judge CH &NIB E i. AI IV begged lie would weigh well the consequences of such a Declaration—that Sentence"of Death Must instantly 46 Mr, TAT4DY ansWered, that lit was ready m rece i v e Death with the reAgnation of a Christian, and the fi rmness anti fortitu de of a Man. " Thi Judge (CHANII)EIki:AI,N) then pat;secl tenee of •Mat4,* which 4 to.oke.place,the 4:th ct 11C :t mouth.'' • The Motion .w,hiclt. Mr. Hos ot; t:t meant to make in the House :of Commons this day, for the prodalion . of kers relating to the Northein Confeder'itey,` is, we undctstatid, . to be rat. o,;;at the particular request of :tie- .CiiANQ,EI4 . .ok of the Excittgotit, • it is iprer e red from this, that some cninitunicationis likely to be, Officially made on thesubje& of Negotiation. Lord Hole - met had a long interview 'yesterday with Earl , Sr. VINCRNT. at his 14 ""P ih the A. ruiralty. Tile Marquis and Marchioness Of SALISBURY return to Town to-morrow, from their Seat at Hat. field. Her Grace the Dutchess of DottsiT, and Lord WIN T WORTH, leave-Town this day, for het Grace's Seat at Knowle, in Kent. repott isvery prevalent, , that the tit.tr EROR Paul. and the Chief COnstil of France have not at present thc.s'ame good understanding that they had a few weeks ago. When we 'eonsider every cit_ aritstance, we can very readily adrpit the proba bilityof such a rumour. • On Fzitlay clung I Highnesi PR INCE' WI LIAR of . Gtocc rsT ER honoured the Jews' Syna. gorie,in Duke's‘place, with his ptrcnce. fit was met at . che entrance by the Wardens of the said Sy. nagogue, A. t;(ii,ostiatn, Esq. and, Mr. J. La., RAMS, wits?, condued him , to seat. His Hio., ness seemed pleaecl. with the marks"of attention paid bim, extra prayers being read for him and the ROYAL FAMILY ; and the Ark, containing the Law of Moses, 'opened for hisinspeitioit. • A Butcher of Norwich, named Kitt, last week -purchased /13 Bullocks In Smi t hfi e ld, at yt. to s t et per head cheaper than he could have bought there