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As, however, it has appeared to hang to the eastward the two last dap, we have no doubt that he has again sailed to resume his station off Brest. The French Flotilla, on Thursday, outside MU. logne,. consisted ,of about sixty Sail of Prams, Loggers, Brigs, and other nondescript claws of floating.bodies, which may do well enough to amuse the Slaves of the Usurper, in Boulogne Harbour, but which will never sec the Coast of England, except towed at the stern of sotne of our Cruizers. The Dispatches received by the Spart;ate, from Rear-Admiral COCHR AN E, leave no doubt of Mr. FR FR E having quitted Madrid on the 14. th It seems he demanded his Passports on the.zoth, - and intended to leave that City on the : t tth, as we long ago stated ; but when this intention became publicly known, the general dissatisfaCtion that prevailed among the People induced the PRINCE. of PE AC E to make new overtures to our Minister, which, we have reason to believe, would have proved satisfa&oty to our Court, when a second Ambassador arrived from Paris, which entirety up.' set every thing that the Court of Spain had acceded to. The poor Spaniards had no choice between go., ing to War with England, and receiving' a French Army to 'overturn their Goveritment. Thus has the scourge of Europe succeeded in, involving ants tiler Nation in the calamities of War, and, what is still WAlie, in the misery and disgrace which never fail to attend the ,steps Of a French connexion. The Opposition Writers see more distressed and more angry than ever at not being able to discover the nature of the Dispatches received last from Spain.' The Nation must mid will be satisfied, nvbe. ther Peace or {Yes is lobe oar fate ! Now, the Writer when; he svcote, this sentence,. had certainly worked himself up into the idea that his Paper _WOG the sole Anil %e ' nuine organ through which the send. ments of the Nation were publicly declared. Does hereally imagine that. Ministers are bound to lay befoO,hb oi that is 'the Nathoz, the tenor of their dispatches s'• If his Patron may be wanting in discretion, we are very happy in knowing that His Majesty's , ..present iliaisters are not so ; an(l though:it is. out profession to tell all we know, yet we applaud the maxim, as applied to Mini. " Nester to tell more than is necessary to he RWS, known.'• The recent symptoms of disobedience which have been sliewn by the Government of Holland' to the comtmods of BuNm , AuTi, will, we have no doubt, accelerate the change in the Constitution of that, devoted Country which . he had long meditated. Indeed' we' arc inclined .to .think that the spirit of Independence which the. Legislative Body has lately manifested, arose froin a conviaion that their political existence was drawing tá a close, rather than from any hope of betnatting their Country by resisting the oppressive capricious tyranny of their Fiend% Rulers.' It is stated, on the authority of private letters, that the Dutch Government have, lately published an Order, that in affairs purely commercial no attention should be paid to any regulations not immediately pro. ceeding from the Batavian Government ; , de, elating,. at the same time, that in every thing that concerned the military arrangements for the defence of the Country, they were willing to.adopt Such measures as the French Government should recommend.—lf an Order in such terms has actually been issued, it can only ohm_ the, feelings and sen. timents of all ranks of re Tie ,in that Country, but Can be of no avail against the Military Despotism under which , they suffer. Yeirer44v morning, zibout nine o'clock, Hu MA. may kit Kew fur Windsor. R MAJESTY and The PR I NC PAIS Es, attended by Ladies Cu sr aita I, A. 14 and Bu Litti•L y, Joilmared from the Queen's House, at half past twelve. Hia Ruyal Highness the Pa rice of W A t es . paid a visit yesterday to the CHAacrt,Lott 'of the Ex. kQI/ E R, at his house in I)owning.st,et, The Ivory Citairs, sent Fy the M ut;tlis tVEt,r ES. Lay to LIRA MAIESTyorg «moved fiototht QLicer.'ll tiouo to Flogcnote. NA V/1 L NEWS. • BR 'XII AM, !)zc. 6. Yesterday evening the Signal was made at the . berry - Head for 'the Fleet under the command of Adiniral Co RNWAL ts being in sight; and in the course of the night, and earl! . this morning, the greatest part were anchored in the' Bay. The' /77petller.e.r, .with the men of the wrecked Vevera Lie on board, was still in the Bay, :havini 'been unable to get. round to Plymouth, in c6nse: t quence of the strong southerly winds , which "have brought the Grand Fleet back. Not a vestige re, mains.of the poor.old Irewer.die ; but it is gutiousi that ,several , of the guns, and a great quantity of iihot; were carried a considerable 'way up upon. the rocks,. and remained there after the stoma. subsided Captain TioNTER has been here, and at Paintory ever since the loss of his Ship. A Court Martial is expeaed to be hell won upon hiru and his Officers and Crew. ANOTHER LEVrtie, SAME DATE. Arrived last night, after Post, the Ville de Paris; Prince George, Plantagenet; San Joseph, Windsor Castle, Veteran, Impetueux, Courageux, Britannia, Goliath, Defiance, and Princ,ss Royal, Men of War, Nemesis Ft igate, Co/159).1 Schooner, unciee Command of Admiral Co R PoßTsmou-rit, ])Fe. 7.—Arrived tits majesq's Ship Aurora, Capt. MAI, BON ) froin Lisbon; Pigmy Cutter, with Simpsem and Rel;ance Transports, • and Amphitrite, LEVY, from Guernsey. The incmstarit Frigate is appointed Convoy to the outward.bound West India Fleet. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Sfieed-rye//, head ; and Mao) , Ala, WAT rsoN, for Sunderland. PLystotrrit, Dec. 6.—Arrived the Brig Han. nab, of airtmouth, P.:CROCKEItILL Mister, from Lisbon, sailed thence on the zsth tilt. with the Fleet (r 8 sail), under convoy of the Aurora Frigate, of z 8 guns, Capt. M. MAl.uorr. The Fleet passed by to the Eastward this morning. Arrived the Coc4atrice Armed Brig from a Cruize. Sailed the Sylph Sloop of War on a Cruize to the Westward. SEIEERNISS, DEC. 7.---Arrivtd the IMobwick Tender from the River, with impre4scd Nizn, and Volunteers for the Fleet. , • Went out of HarFmr the. Jamaica. S4iled the Fifty Bomb for the Downs. Ships at this Port--Zealand, Narcisicus. MAidsttute, Win chelsca, Ceres, enmtance, runaica, 'Pru,elyte, Cygnet, Mom), Autumn, Swift, -Espoir.:Atustoito, rgus,ignititin 1 Fire. Vessel; and Volunteer and Bouncer Quirinigs. DEAL, DEC. I. Vico.Admital Hof.I:OWAY %hilted ltis Flag from. His Naintrs- Ship Utrecht to the Castor, this day at twelve o'clock. Sailed his Majeity's Ship Ulriclit tor Sheerness Explosion, with Conroy, for Portsmouth ; Ardent and Antelope, wick the, Watchful, Pin Cher, Wrang. ler, Bru;zer, Constant, Locust, and Mani ) , Gun. brigs; fat theiistaiions off the Coast of France. Arrived the Dervaltutfon, with Convoy, from Portsmouth ; Leda Frigate fro:n the Nom ; - Betsci , Atmedeuttei :from a Cruize. • • 1 • • . . . Arrived -the, Trifjnfit, Capt. M 1.7 ra HEAD; 'from Smyrna, and sailed. fir StandgateCieek. Sailed the Deptfoi.ti Lighter for Woolwich.. In the Downs —NlO'll4ll. Castor, Inflexible. Champion, Arab, Spy, liugenc, Orestes, Prospero. Lucifer. Discoverv, Devastation, Tartarus, Vesuvius, 'Rifleiii . in, lackvtl, ter, .Mallard, First, Mariner, Tigress, and Blood hound ; Armed Defence Ships as before, and Royal. Escape Lighter. The Tigrest, Gll.lO l / 1 %1, from B.:ngal, is arrived off Hastings. Yesterday a Court of DireBors was held at the & Ist I n di a House, when Plitt,ty DUND4t o gsq. was appointed-Governor of Prince of Wales's Island, Captain Joinkr Ciitt ts7rOP fi R LOCKNgit Was ssVorn into the command of the Ship Carmarthev, consigned to Madeira, Madras, anti Bengal. At six o'clock the Court adjourned till Tuesday next. Sunday, during Divine Service, some Custom house Officers entered.the parish church ai Amherly, in Kent, and seized 18 tubs of Contraband spirit,,, • • which they found concealed in that sacred deposit ! Mr HeNRY BRISTOW e, Commander Of the ship Poole, witnessed a singular phmnomenon which hap, pened at Newfoundland at the last summer solstice. The sun was so much obscured for some time,' that it seemed to be midnight. Mr. BR isToWE gives the following' account of this pliznomenon, in a letter dated 28th June, 1804. During my passage to Miramichi I was witness of a very extraordinary thing, which must have been seen from sonic part of New lbundland, although the inhabitants of this place (Miramichi) saw nothing alit. On Sunday, the 17th, I found myself about two leagues to the southward of the Island of St. Peter. The weather . at break of day, w as ver y dark and dismal- The su n rose like a ball of tire, and disip, • pared Soon afterwards, covered with thick black, red, and yellow clouds... At eight o'clock I cnuld scarcely see to eat my breaktio.t. At eleven o'clock we could riot , see at 411, ,and my cook Was obliged to light a candle. The fire was pale--the obscurity lasted about twenty'minutes. The day .began to clear up front the northward. Then the Island of .Sr. Peter appeared AS the land is seen when the moon breaks ti , ; . i It from under a tliick cloud. The clotula remained all day of a red blood colour. There was no raitr,• and very little wind. All my people on board were . frightened. It was remarked on the Coast of England, on .the /9 11 1 of June, twO days after this phmnomenon ',eared at Newfoundland, that the sun,, during the w h o le dhy, emitted only a purple tioloured light..-- A,l the clouds were likewise of this colour. F ARTITE.R PARTICULAgS OF tali TWAINi;V We have the satisfaelion to inform the and the friends of the Officers and Men belonging to His Majesty's late. Ship the Rom - 11,7, that on Thursday .night the Hon. Capt. CoLvILLE and Mr. G. FRED. RHODE, Purser, arrived in Town froin Holland, accompanied by Lieut. BARKEIL and the rd: room Officers, - exceptive the MratirTlie report 'they give of the situation of the men who are Prisoners is exceedingly consolatory. Nothing could have exceeded the humanity and politeness of , the Dutch, .xcepting the barbarous and cowardly behavior of such of the French Officers as had occa,. sign to viiit their place of confinement. `Captain Cot,vit.,Le was liberated on his parole of honour ; and Mr. RUODE, we SupPoie as a Ci. without any parole. The East . India Warehouses at Anchuysen ara fitting up 1,4 the reception of the under.mentioned Officers and Seamen, who remain as Prisoners, and we make no doubt will continue to beoeated, with that liberality and kindness which, we understand , the Dutch in general feel towards the People of this Country.. Min Liming, Boatswain. R IV i PA.RoL,E. William Kirby, Master. lOhn Brady, Gunner. iclilli.aGrno%dVdohnit,eG, Carpel r. M.S.Maje.itic pasengerir • ON BOARD THII DUTCH MEN OF WAR,. R. Haynes, Maser's Mate. john Dunn, Charlet. Strangway, Charles. StephOn'hipolen. john Flinn, Roger C.O UM> MI Sul.' ,, c ou' 3 I. R. Wtibb, Henry Lutrbelo . 0 S'auiiii: Cuthbert, .. 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Cousins Francis Silva .. ..kIIPX 1 otal :3 I Scimen , 34 ND runes. _ . 265 in Plison. 2 ritOtt; dist;hazged to the Adrairll's ShiP4 261 in Prison, November =5• the N n o ig t h il l i cih i l l a e Morning Star, un making Dublin 1 14 t b° 1 Pull, and sunk; the Crew were sav,' by the Hie-boat. Mr PITT . being dark), Was driven on the wit ~ i l l .M. gave a grand dinner yesteiciap, ..- 1 1 house. in Downirsg.street, fro a party of diriroC li g afi f r a ulcing Wham were the Loiti".CHANc r.Lt.Olll — " I v !, `-', A_ll.l)._EN. Lord ST. Hs LsNs, L rd HAwitroot,u„igai ._ , - . , _7 ( 1:1 NIAcARTNET, -Sir WILL titM ,SC. T. i'v - dx , W toNzaw, Count NotralsOortfi, Wir.FOv-. NER, Mr. S. BoURNE, Mr.l,oNa, 4:t.. ' ~t , Bb a ) : g a l y ss H l :C o, h A e lt : 0 1 s o u o t. G t i * l N: i , stout IVladeitioisille ST. JU.1,10, Lady C. 1 .".: 3 , EDE:oo,4lSlispia:.E• Lord asst , c i15 , " :) ,... Lord MINC. A NNON , L3l ft , Town yesterday evening for Chiswick, Wlterelbc); and Lord and Lady. IVloxprrit, le , will remain until I'Vlontlity.' Kensington Palace is in future to be the resid4ce ;,, ar of the PKlNcess of WALESI and Piel'a r4f. " ' We' making to render it as cummodions and.cninforat _.c as possible, for the reception of a Pri amiable char Adler an d con &ta h a ve htg tly es) , I C ...` f her to the People of this Cout,try. tits MAJE s3 Jr has taken a particular interest in the concerns ivg! Her Royal Highness, and it is at his.instoce 0 i ores, whra., this change in her residence is to take rid"' " c o General Bunion entertained yesterday the .- iiis , Of KINT and a large party of Nobilith M • house, in Brook-street. 0 . This morning a Orin. Col . . Cause came . on i ll s" Court of King's Bench, het tveen two 13...trer 1 ,,,1 0 , cTtels:sy"oh:ll: ?Oils against DatINISS. Tim 'kis w?r e P r '', ~Fot the part of the . Plaint "iff, and no wiintsses ,:, 0 c,u,, , on the parr of the Defendant. he Pal ! Lo ,: a Verdi& for the fotiner, With F:ruirr..: Pcands Dattraier.-, Ditessrta Easitir“. A:i..., and Cuawooo, weri Confine" for ir,e 1 0 , ~ Mt. Serjeant Bas' and Mr. GIB 'O5 fig thel).L . ~.,_. !'+ ~.~~