The Sun. — London, England, 1804-01-30 00:00:00

MAiI.S. 1 i f DU t. *Kitt V ID. tiamburgh 3 .. THE SUN. I SOLFtt 2I„JIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? LO,NDON, JANUARY 30, 13o4; , . . for want. of room,. to lay it liefure,.qUi.,teade ts day, hut we willm*e.some.rittrads from it to;:mor- row. he French Funds'ar ss. S I.op SPATe two cr three . days ".'het received from cum - 11166re I kdrl,4 ., ccitnmanding Pi Maj,:,cy% Ships un the Lee6v„,rd Island ,Station, ~iviog::a , i::ccovnt of - the :cap:nre-,o; icverai , French Vess . ....k 'in the West' and also Of 'tieS,truc tionpf Fort DuNkir, in the Lland of 41;ar:iNifui, te? y in the same -.Wand,. near. Cape ‘ fie horn C4l,t. GRAVE S, of the i,,, ves a s.et4iled stateMe j .nt Of.the tistruc: .Fort i)/I,lkl/ . .k, and of the. capture of 'h e cuitink lizr I:Att.:of the: hathou-r.of-titaryt. in the B a y o c .St. AlartLivte i in bath which eiitcri ti es tfie Admiral CORNWALLIi, we find, has been . foreed ' at last to come into -Torbay. He anchiqed there on Saturday in the,yille de Paris, aceom- ' panied by the Driashrough;, of .98 and the Cq /osius,- of 74 guns... The rest of the Fleet we presunie weathered the • storm, as they have not. come either into Plymouth pr _,Torbay. , It was in consequence of a dreadful gale on Friday that the Admiral was obliged to bear up. On, -Sa, turday- four Sail of :the tine went fiom Plymouth to jpin the Admiral. He willto doubt jut to sea again with his usual dispatch.. „ Wa have this - morning : received accounts from off the - Text!, dated so late as the 25th instant, by which we learn 'that the Dutch have now in that Port four Sail of the Line, in every respeal ready for Sea, and upwards, of _fifty Transports that were taking'in ihcir watery No: doubt is, tn.: . tertained of their vulhing ,out when an opportu. nity offers. A Flag of Truce came," out on .the 25th, % with a letter of thanks from Admiral DE w INTEg to Admiral Tri.;ltt , rderc.otron, for his at_ tendon to some Dutch Paws. - , , YE Sik It DAY we received regular sets' of the . Pari s I:'apers Asa the 2tst inst, The most . prominent and curious Articlt., is an exposition of the state Of . the French Republic; which . was laid,before the!Legi slative Rod); on the i'6th instant. 3 - here are in al the Official Articles-in the Illonteui-.,snch ranunirormi ty of language and sentimtnt, such gross misrepre sentations of fads, or such barefaced falsdhoodi; that we should have been astonished if this prod4iOn had assumed a different cha,rader. With regard to the War, England is of course represented as the ag_ gressor. The captures we Have, made are either to tally unnoticed or alluded to in the slightest manber : they admit that St. Ln,c;a' anti rcbago have - been taken ; but.then, they were arteticeless, unirnport- . . ant pacts ; while all the attacks of the.Eoglisb, upon the Great Colortiel have been upsucoessful. We do not know :whether the First Consul. reekons St. Domitzio-atriong the Great Colonies' OrnanCe, as it i 3 not.alluded to itt 431asitirv,.exceprin :that part in which, with his usual good:faith, ,he declares that the 'Bills drawn by the CtittinAlicrers is that Colony, for ftter service vf. the Ttoops, shall not be paid. .In thi.atchievements ..d...the French since the commencettenrof% the. War,: it . ..wottld -be •difficult even for the (11o4itivr . to find math canse , for exultation; considerable praise, however, is bestowed orr 'the. Privateers, - for - -their success. depredations on 'our •CommerCe, acid Meat faicin is_ ex at the exertions that have been tnaele to render the Iron Coast .of France : - - - :.:Sitititlreiagainqt the insults of the English. The are rePre: , ented - as_ being in the most flourish !:;ing state; the,Literaty Institutions -are .expeaed to produce the most ben , !fieial consequeriees thraugh_ out the Republic ; and the Legislative' ll.)dy are with all due solemnity : informed,. that the j)roken arch of the Bridge of Tours hai- been repaired:, Of the situation of France With. reiard - Id. the Conti. nental. Powers, very .little is said : Italy is repre presented as - tranquil and happy., and Skaiti is stated, 4 remain Neutral ; but the Most profoundsilence is obetved with regard to'the,Nrortheip.Powers. • The Moniteur of the r zth inns COIVAIS some. ob.: :ervations upon the state of EngTdhifc;whiiel l zie• said to have been furnished by General NOGUIS, . • who w as tak en at Sr.. Lucia, and remained for s short time a PrisonerinEngland ; t4ongh we rather . think his name is. may -used to give - a' species of credit to this eirnsy fabrication: I NVe.are. unable, Oara&eristic gallantry of ottr Seamen was mokt conspicuously displayed. There is also a Dispatch frOm Rear-Admiral ' THOItl!LBOIOUQH, transmitting a Letteerrom Capt. WOOLDR IDGE, of His Majestrs Sloop Securge, giving an account of the recapture of an English • Vessel laden with timber, which had been taken by a Dutch Privateer, and carried into the Flit Roads. and spirits. The DUKE of YORK thertvards had An audience of Has MAJESTY. HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES took an air_ ing in the neighbourhood of Fulham. In the evening THEIR MAJESTIES had a seleft party. Among .the Company were"the Countesses HARRINGTON, HARCOURT, and CHATHAM, Earls UXBRIDGE and BARRINGTON, Lords RikosTocic, ST. HELEN'S, and several others.. Yesterday the ROYAL FAMILY attended Divine She was cut out by the boats of the Scourge in a . • • very gallant style., Service in the privatechapel,'which was performed hr Dr. GLASSE. • lIER MAJEITY:,IIIIdiR t MIN9ES,SES took an airing The Official Dispatches redpetaing the. Surrender of the'lt -I tenchtorce aCSt. Uhmtigtt; have pot yet been received, and thereto - re could:no*, _as was expetled, . . . in.the neighbourhood ofjlampstead and Highgate. The Dolts of Ys)lt z. ta l l had .an audience of His i",.. IVIAIisTY. ;:.: " ..,. . t ,,N I Yesterday inorriingSir EVAN V. N— —P EAN left his ":appeat in the Gazette of Satiirday.-,-Of thc fat of house in the Admiralty, for Dublin,- • • • To-morrow morning at ten o'ciciek a Court Mar the Surrender, however, no doubt can be entertain. l will be held at tool Chelsea (Major-General the Earl Zed; and we *Shall to-Morrow offer some observations. of BANBURY, of the 3dßegirnent of Foot Guards, ;,upon it. • The official details of this event will, no President), for the trial; of Major GORDON, of the Qf doubt, come from Sir THO.DUCKWORTH at Jamaica, late . B,th West India Regiment Foot. and therefore it may be several days before they can The Cape of Good Hope; it was last night re.. ported, is once again in our hands. 'lbis . acquisi reaCh this Country. In the 'Mean time, for the ton, if made, must have been efFeaed by an Ex sitisradion of onr Readers; we are enabled to state pedition from the East Indies. 'We are the more inclined to believe,. this rumour, from the•stitement the names of the Frigates ) . viz:. the Cloriade, Ser. which was given some week's since, of a better exile. epillante, and 7erneas. Two Corvettes were like- onion having•sailed from Calcutta. Its destination wise captured, and seventeen sail of IVlerehaniti.=n, was said to be tot Ceylon.' thi-s, it Was . belieVed "very valuably laden, which hatt.been sent down to at, the time to be a feint. . . • Jamaica. The .French Militaiv Chest likewise fell The following inforniation has been received into our hands, ,too,ciool. of : which. in gold dollars through te medium of a Danish Vessel froth Af r ica, via Santa "Cruz and ,fortola, dated the zzd (Mo. has' been brought home in the,Camhedeard, 'ber last': « A serious tosartel having.ariseo_between the 'Natives in the neighbouthood of, Cape Coast 'Castle,' in Afrida i and. the . ,Gavernm c nt of that `place, - hostilities - - had ensued,_ and-the "result ova, that the Black's Town, had been. boent,'and the - Na. fives driven into the. woods. • On the. British side serjeant wars. killed, and seve ral, of Aire .tarrison. Wounded." • 'The Marquis of East Indiarnan, con-• sort of the Experimtnt,:which.arrived in Cork har-: bour - a few, dap . since, is said .to have int°, P.terhaveo.,==-LiarAff V?ssengers on board the Hion, Company's Ship Experiment : . Colonel James Ker, Its. Ker and six 'children, and . fOur servants ; Mrs. Coggan and servant ; Lieut.-Colonel Blash. ' ford'; Miss Sarah Brooks, a child ; Lieut. lames Burke, in charge of Invalids ; lohn -Pringle, Commissary-ene: ral from the Cape of Gpod Hops ; and Major IVl`Nab. • Saturday_ a few letters were received at the Post Office fforn Demerara, .and we understand. they make favOurable - report of the health of our troops and of the - state , of the Colony. Saturday we received the Bermuda Pipets to the end of November ; they •mention the ,Lapwi ng frigate to have been chased into 'NewfvUrdiand by two French Ships of superior force, and tc have thrown most of her guns overboard Melting the chace. • Saturday We received the Antigua Papers to the eoth' ult. inclusive—they mention' the arrival of Brigadier-General Pa evost (to whom t,lre eltisf • , -T r command of the lOlces in the Westlndies deleolved On the death of General G R INFIELD). ar*Rabacioei, in the Osprey Sloop from Dominica. - Several pti soners of war had escaped from the Prison-ship 0.1 Sr, John's, A Court of common Council VllllitMeltytTa C oun cil Chamber, Guildhall, on Friday next,' fled the Irish Society and Committers for' the en . , suingyear, and to receive Reports•from the. , WaYs and Mean Committee, respeaing, the Ci t y I ncon ie, 4,4 -Militia Committee of their having' lerovided'' -colo,;rs, agreeably to the, referenceof the CCruint ., n C Corps and L on d on C a V alry; n. ()p.EjtA.----Tk e DEW O aDEii, to he - presented to. the London Vv. • serious Opera give de/ Soli, was on. : Sat f urday last_tery attradii,e. G RA b!ipe - ,1 lOoked,charmingly,but did not seem to be inspiritS. Her It igheilkotes h ye not been thought's° pleasing ai the others, and she omitted them on this occasion. ~BOIL 4 improves every night. The .Duo in . the -second Ad is . .now a settl e d encore, and in this Duo. Bata, A acquitted herelf so well that she fairly divided the horro\sr ASSI NI, In the laq scene, .just. as .GRassust was beginning her solemn recitativcoat the Altar, an explosion took* place frbm• one .oflt he. lighted urns which arc brought - forward by the _ P ecuvian Priests, which excited much, alarm , among elikregor throng who attend on the expededisackifirm . • It was imagined that some qv -effashion hisd resolved to slim the fire of his genius . on this occasion, V throwing some combustible mat_ ter into-the urn, in order to disturb the'performance Thedances.had nothing very particular to distinguish them, and went off' with good effect... • ; The - music of Wirer sit's new ballet hasheen re, '' . hearsed at the Opera House. It is a noble. coinposi lion; and - has- been raptiirously applauded by ,the best judges. The: wind insttaments are brought. forward in a novel, 'charming, and most effeaive manner. They are more in the style of a 'Center. tante, than of an orchestra performance. No , f' thing could he more delightful: than the manne r in which the music was" perfoirpecl •by the Batatinse-'" neral. :The contrivance, 4piiir, and originality or the. met: dies will strike the .jruiieioos ear with, ,coliar force. ".{:he sUbjed of ,the ballet is bold:and • warlike, .and the,Composee has been perfedly cha,;: :raBerist ic in his Music. . THE THEATRE..--The Tragedy of4/ponso,Kin g , 'of Castile,' written hy . Mr. M...Lewts,, otigi naily .brought forward at Covent:-Garden Theatre ) , was on Saturday night represented for the first time 1t Drury-Lane.. There is nothing in this pieceohotr . particularly recomnitedsloit t : 9 Criticism, .or to the Public at large,-nor weTesthere,any striking merits in the performance: Mrs.. H. StoooNs and Mrs. ,41;r9, .FlSFPbyere boet owed from Covent Garden, ,and their mrrit are sufficiently . knoWn 'to the Public. 'The remaßs ,of the Dtitchess- of ANC AST E ar rived ao'SA:'stoford on Wednesday,. where they ley`iia stare, and on Friday proceeded to the family Vault at, Edenham. _ • • EIC6LI , II STATE Ldersrsty..—Saturday •(7th day .olo.lraavine) -the - following Numbers were draw - 6 Prizes above zol. • • No. 8)88 (Fielt - Dra:vn), a Priie of 20;0°91. Z', 0..6357, a , - - Nos.' 85'53, t . ;,86,, "and . 19,364, 'Prizes of zoot. Nos•'S2s9, 15,180, 7613, 25,48 b, 16;893, and 21,462 Prizes LAST. night a-Hwy/burgh Mad, of the date of the r7th instant, arrived, which'brings the' falliming . • r Af iICaC3 C. Intelligence G'inca, Dec: 2 6. ` According to the latest accounts finroTcu/on, the . squadron' :there is still kid. blocked ,up . by.the- En g li s h Fleet, which isgrea:ly werior to it in the numbet of Ships. There are now at - Toulan 15,000 chosen MOO, which; so sc4t 7 ill etre:mils tances.shair will embark - on bdarideitheiahips ; of War 'sod the. Transports. Twelve Gunbo a ts, completely ..ft-tted.out, are laying ready to,sail, ankfmany others are baildirig. - - Fine Ships of •the Lintr.of ,the Fleet. of ..Adrn,iral NELsoN, and.three.Frigoes, r haye taken, in...ftesh water and provisioqsat.the 'of Sgrc inia , and sailed again. Tiie report (which has appeared in some journals, that •Sardit;iii; has decl-ared in favour Of Eriglandiis erroneous. . The Turkish Fleet.willwinter at No•-vgriyo, in. the MOTCa. TilelCAr TAI4 . PA.ch A before he re turned to - Coiistailtinbile, 'deposed the Paelot-'of Scu tari. . . • Le4horlf, Dec. 24. . . .. The joilovvin s gOrdets We're issued' to'th' Prencit • Arrriy, from the Heat .quarters at Milan i - on the. ilth of December. , . . The General in Chief has resolved, That the trading Ships which enter the harbour of Leg: horn shall for the future be only visited by the, Officers of ifeitithi but chalk, without obstruaiOla from any Military: Posts,. enter, and depart on only complying with theforzu prescribed by, the French Commercial. Commi4oner. - . - 2. The 'command of the harbour shall be given to such Authoritiesas the'Que6i of Etiuria shall appoint ; hut-those Authorities shall give notice of all motions made in the harbour, to the c!orninan.der of the french Garrison, and exert themselves to the utm )st to carry into eMa the regulatiCms made to prevent the Enenik from pb taming Ammunition or Provisions. 3. All Itegu 14tioas contrary to the abOve Orders, are hereby rilioked, • (Signed) 11 4 A,.r, .camber 2.6. " I,comraunicate to you the pleasing intelligence that our harbour, aince the day before yesterday, is .no longer in a state of siege, but is restored to its antient neutrality, and again under the-Tuscan Go . vernment. It is therefore believed that in future even English goods may he' imported and exported without any examinatirmtli? ". • (ANOTHRR LsrtitAAMt ID-ATE.) • The neutrality again granted to our port by France has occasioned here die greatest joy, as it is expeeted it will infuse new life into Commerce. I; , is doubtless a consequence , of , the• Convention Of Neutrality concluded' between the French Govern. 'meat and the Courfs of Madrid arid Lisbon, which England appears tacitly to have approved, that she rhe,trade to S pain,..Por;ual, and Italy. WeAball.sbon be able to ... procure ..Fnglish "COinmodities and tnanufaCitkres,in abundance. Cyer)% thing is tranquil in the Kingdom of .Naples ; end 1 - the tears of Porte lest tbe,ii,rench snoulds_lnake .an,attack •oh the Mored ha - te; Hitherto; arAdast, proVO:iyMibue'foundaL ion. , . ..• '; • Aldaga. Dec. , 7' • The epidemic sickness whichyaged herelia3 do ;t, thank.Reaven, enti.rely"ceaSed t and since "xe“ . .eddaY not a ingle'perso ri has died, or been attacked "by:` the disordei. Wi t hi n - a w e e k the churches will again be o pened, and this happy changeThecelebrate4 by . publiqiejoicings for duce ~. . . . . . Letiets from rennet . announce 'the d e ath of. the, Turkish . CAiITAN PActiX, and state that HAD' BZY• "is appointed the new Higb Admifal. • • ... ' A Lettei frotn'the 114ue of the, xoth inst. sAys, " Our Fleet at Flushi4 is ready' to sail, the Troops; i eygo,.those which hii.g . aivcd from th e H anover i an Territory, are : ar err. Sunk. of the Batayia n , olTrpops v.ili V) tigo. t hfc ler . oli:li . , and qthers remain as a Qar:koci- of .. .1 e 4 ra t .tiia'4 'W;r/c-berett.:: Sr•t;.:e the - SEW/b.. 1ia..4 had fro , and tale eotTh r .. nitkni Cal t6n bec . *eeil - , ifiiisterfam• apd 2e frlat.i.l,. lly •r -.) i , • - • -- - .) At ' Jnepll l s . o4 04r. Lamps, is f or some t im e laterrupteu... . D bi,l Mails of the 2 - 4 * iii," s th,..art,d 26th arrived this tr.orming. Lady CATHCA:iT arrived there - t.,p 'Wedpeaty last, 'in the Doi-set - V . 46i, head.' . • • ; . . His IAIAJESTIri was abl td `exercise himself on Saturo,ty (noriitng, on ..borscha4k in Ale Queen's RiOg-H * use, not -with , boas; on, but with, c:otil sues. Except this gnuty attack, which is very much abated, Hi: NIA/ EST I( is in excellent health tit 'lOOl. Nos. r 7032, t 9,4.15, 22.305, z 3,070, 6 . 51; 2631, and 12,3E2, Prizes of pl. NAVAL NEWS. Prom the LONDON G.,9Z!i•TTE, an, 23, 1?-,4. 'ffelm;ralti.Ofice, fan. ;8. . . Cop , of a Litre? from Commodore Hood, Commander , In Chiefof.,HiskeVesty's Ship; and Vessels at the Leeward Islandj, to Sir Evan Nepean,Bart. dated On hodra ilis.Orgicrt;'S Ship the Centastr, "If Mar. • tinique,.the 4:15, Non). 1 . 803.• . _ . stg • - , . ! Earli this moriiirg as the. Centaur was passing the Cape de Salines, on the Island of Martinique, she was-fired at, and several shot exchanged in-pas. :sing,;,- . I. jrritnediatelY direaed Capt. Maxwelll GI stand ort.far enough,.i hat by tacking; We : could.fetel) , ..i into Petit Ance D'Arlette, where we anchored and:: landed the greater part of the Marines under Capt.; -7. Crozier, and 40 Semen commanded by Lieutenants Maurice and iVscough to de troy it ; on -ihe first alarm the Naiiottal.Guards had assembled to aid “.. 'CannOniers of the Marine Artillery, stationed in the . Battery., but by the rapid .and adive Movements of the Offieers,and men on this service, the Enemy had , • not time to arrange themselves in defence of thenar. row and steep, .path to . the eminence, where was . planiedfi brass two:pounder,- and'on the approach . ' of oue,ffien, fiy:w to the Morrie, and so dispersed '''' themselves in its thick woods,. that only one Can. , nonief fell into our hands i the Battery, mounting Six .2,1.-pcJr....le-I's, was completely destroyed, and the ginTi, &c. .rhiuwri . Ovcr the prccipiee: but unfortu.. •',, tr , fe.;kr . in - ,trie: explosion of the' Maga z i ne a li tt l e t oo sOZ3n; . '6itSe.iitiiiiy‘:t.va:, killed ; Lleut. Maurice, tit of flit" tetqaur,- Capt'. Crozier, and 'Lieut. Walker, i ' of - tile Ma' rineF, Cvith-;six . men wounded, but only one priiateMaifitielbidlY: . " .. • • Offldrawing near tile'. Bay, of Point- D.'Arlette, i bgt. rween zhe.Grande and -.Petite Ance of.that natne, - Ave discovered ,a Battery of three guns (two . praved. tO 'be . 4.2-ppunders, 'the other a It-pounder), and people .laying down ; - hoWevet 'the Ship was anchored iii a : posit ioli - to flank it,' had ihty though t proper to annoy ' . iii, and ti&it. Doirkeff, With:•LieUt. M'Laughlan, 0 1 "the M.YriiieS;' threw the' guns over the cliff; antiburoc -• • . , - . and cleatroyed the carriages, barracks, and aminual. ; . . lionTinost :perfetily;•the people having abandoned : l, 1 on their approach : from this I promise Myself.,m- ~ aid 'to the block ding Ship s s h o uld the &coif-opr° put a reinforcement; and also. very 'converkimfaf ' anchoring: •.- ' : . . • • , •• - • , • :}17ti.;.... I haVe the Honour to ht.,:. , &e. , 1 - • • ''._ - * , ._ • • SA?SI -HOW , * ./144tralty.9 . 15rce, lan. tB, i SO4. .- : • ~.. Copy of another Letter from r;cyrfia..kre 1-riod; COPF. inander .in Chiefof His Majesty' s . .Ship; a n d ref' 'skis at the Leeward islartd,c, to ~ir I:van Nepal ) . Bert,rdaled..O4Sea, loth 1Y074. I 803," I 'end en - C,t6sed herewith, ..for the-inform ition ° I the LOrds Cornitissioners. o f the Admiralty, a 1.,:,,t 0{ Captures since' ray •last- Return,, I have the fionour to he, &c. . .. .4.,(Signed) •• ,' SA .A. HOOT , ' List; . / ' ve co s:::::Lc i a d p o ti, r, T .c ,l 7, llzi ao i r e , r . a .f i Lel d b , j 4 . „ t e l c e I, S 4l ltid i , u •;, r n n. zinderi l ,i . . . . _ ... ... ti.cirschbaAwrefesc: laden , with molauess : taken "! t *the- Swift, luly, , aj, to 3:, ~ ~ . , tiOS s r' Arcippi.s4n ~Sitip Fame`, laden I.\lth 'flour and corn: - det , .. t y tile ehtaur i.,,,d-Netley; Aug. zt, 18,3. - 'cif p Ltt il'ehipsiunioax- PlAnc,,e, trctit Surinam to Ants . oio. _.1.14,,,,,,whia- .9 2.2 ly,9sht-act a..) p.l. , 14A „Wive. or 4.u.k11.,''..1.At i-d-ii - -.-, .4t co ff-. 10 : t.,!this Viroce - Ileamiu.44l , oPl- EMS. Mfg•eci , .. Is i 3. • ' LI t I) ilimi l'hp Burton, laden with s ugar an d cotton : taisr' . Vie Chkitester , sine date. • • ' . P • American stul3 il.,:eward„lacien with ,im;o Abs. of PrenCil • tee :, detained la ditto;'.saine date. ' tecik ' blftehAiiis t Veith r ieftajamin, laden with sugar and Get , ' • takantiy , thi . k.Zyinii saiiao datc, , , . , . • e Dutch Ship liaacistricht, laden wi:h - 5 tg hogshea4s.• s ,, ,od ,•49 2 c9ffee, ;49 cottc-n, arid i 3 cocoa : taken-by:ditto, l - Fr. l',riyate2y. Se h 0r...n F.:: i it:'.y,- of 6 47, • nUs andtWellrY ' - ci g br i men :.. taken by St. Lurcia, .;4 :::: date. I Dutch Ship, Goof Hop; laden with wine, 'cordage, i tC " • taltek by the Centaur, A.ug. 3r, i 803,. , . to A Dutch Ship (name unknown') laden . With 4to slaves r• 0 by the liornet,.September 3, 1803. American Ship Lucy, laden with i7OO dollarS and sund r . le s lti detained by the Cyane, Oetober 8, 18 03 , an d r e taken 3 .g • . by a.F rench Privateer. . o is, ,An English Ship (nathe,unknown) : retaken by the Ser same date. ' il" Spanish Armed Schooner Maria, laden with provisioos,,,,s,„ and gunpowder: taken .by; the L:E elaif, Aug. 14, i''', ) ‘ le' Swedish Ship Little toliti•, laden with sugar and cotton • ' tained by ditto, • Aug. 29, 1803. ' • Sze. , A Sloop (name hnknown) laden with cufie, sugar,, 7 3', .., taken by the .GuaciMpintand St. Lucia, September 1,, •'Oll l ~ A Schooner (dame unknown) in b:diast : takeakirdlttd. 5 date. , : • zr,)...• by, nG .French.Natiortal Schooner L' Enfant tr o u v e : taken ...., Emerald, September 5, 1803. ''..:lif.. - i. , -.' in i - A French 'National Schooner (name unknown) tally • , ditto,same date.. : • IA SWedishSchooner: .detained by ditto, same date. - ti° 4 . French Sloop, laden With' provisions : taken DY -. • Drake's 'Tender, Aug: 24, 150.3. . ait tof Schooner Eneerprize, laden with provisions : taken b) , ~. same date, F- r i e a l k' i t i t i t!by t S loop ie Eli z a,St Lucia, A " t ' t i g t . h I d ; . a,153 9 ° 3• 7 oils and mill tiWber: 14 bet' 16, 1803. , 11 Schooner Diana, laden with coffee ..and sugar : derain . ~: Brig Lucretia, laden with suy..;ar : detained by ditto, Sept` ,id •- :ditto; Sept. 27, 180 3. ri tid b t y t s t t r l i l a e , ( l ., a t t i l: :c ri hu v";%h .,. 2 s 2 e o p s t l . a 2 v 4 es , , ~,,: 3 r encli ; r il l. e, SsFil;pe47ipe,:tsf:vll),dS:: Shipalt _i'itii:kiticlacct:::iu • sarndaite„ :. !cc. : Liken by the Aiii,l ,bl r w ce it , h a g t. o te u n r, men , t o , c a, _,ltie Port - Mutton,loly...l o , 4 - 803, on 'her passage to .1 IW , and . forty tons • /, ,, , ,i , ~ y • 4 -t . cis Ship" a m e nuic.4tme.,ity one ~n3•l•,_Alirrat. ,‘, tons : taken by ditto, ate, on her t),tsfe r ro . f l 3 ,ol o dine tons.: taken by ditto, same t welve on her pal . t o , !•4;,,e,icti. Ship Constant, ...)t ont:gun, .tweive men, ail, .: ag e 1 l'imaica. * LI/ Emerald, :"tug. C 6, ' 1803. Se i . r 1 • ' Fienell 'Ship Courier des Inors, in ballast : taken ei , .Ah .KAgli•Slt Brig, (name ualsnow.., . retaken by the • cio . ; -O&M - et i tiO3. ber 26, i2e3. French privateer Fortune e' taken by the Blenheim, s eCit , ~ Englisn SioOp Corianibus : reeapictred by th e Went '' pie rren...ll si•:)ep,Kgncy : taken by ditto, same dare. .. i.:r oi tTS - '''Lll'sice, Otiotier i 7, 1803 . : - • ,-` ', 'Preach. surd : tak6 by i Centaur, Otto - .)er 27„ 15: , 3..,,, c 11 1 ' , ‘P.rivateer V fe.,i tante, of two , ttns and thirty' -5' .0 1 French Privateer 'Kerur4e, of tour guns and iorty ," 00 , taken' by the Osprey, same. date • taen b y di t t o, 3am.: d ate, . • • - , t_ s - - 'siol ls' French Privateer Mirni , of onegun and twenty,. - o ' l ' , r e ~ English` Brig . Earl St. Wineen,t, laden with pEcl i 'g l; • ; - o f • : takeil bob:: St. Lucia', Nov. 2, 0'03; *". ''''' ,kopi 1 ? . Swedish . .Schoondr Antelope": • recapturetbatif ! , 4 n, ' 'date. - ilsit, FlOa v ' . ' SAivi• • • ' ' lichnit,.iltv-Office, jqrt. 28 . - .1. 80 4' - (p'i li - ,I - r Commodore . 11 °-' l4 c_p t y of another Lettetfrom . n .11 , 1; finder lin :Chief 'of His' Majes,:y's Sh i ps 6 ~pta,f • sell at the-Lee-,..ai , rd Islands, to Sir .E.va'6. l ,ta'': ,Bart..dated on board Hi; Majesty's Shit''' .• a&,..fei,:,thi' zoth'Noructrher; 1803.. • • • o ° l t to '' I herewith tran sm i t yon a Copy. of a 1 , 13 . wile j,.6 C a pt. Graves, of Hi s Majesty''; Ship ~_