The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-14 00:00:00

E. ~~; rq lY ~. -~ -_, i - .. E t:. ' 1-!\. t ¢ *r.~ ;~; ~ .~ , -,~- ~ aka • M 1 4 11 13411, 6957.1 , - THEAT RE itoyAt i .coVENT . C ni t DEN. • • '`THEATRE 01illOW EVENING,. Oaiibet will b Performed the Tragic I' lay of • PIZA4IIO, -othi, Nr. ' r. YOUNG • Pizarro, Mr. BARRY MORE t African, Mr. C. KEMI t E ; C i)t , i Mrs. ; Llivira, Mrs. SIDOONSi. To which will be a;idrel.. Till?, SPOILED CHILD. Mr. Pickle, Mr, EMERY • L ittle Pin:tele, Miss S. ROOTI-1 ; Tag, Mr. LISTON ; INS 'Airs. DAviiN v o1 L 1* ; • - • Maria, Miss E. hOLTON.. 41tcit for the Hakes to be taken of Mr. ktrattdolly at, t h e ~,?,tiolliee, in Hart.street. 34141/ocrs will ne opened at Half.past Five, ittd the Play Ittil-lalf-past Six. ; Seeontl-price 3s. 6rl.—P.t 3s 6d.ue seeond.price Second-price ts.—Cp,ier (Jailer!' ts. Sc' ai,,,O,dnesrlay will be produced (for thg - first ti!ne2_ 2• 44 5 t. Cat Dtaitli, called Kanitchatk.t ; or, The Slaves Thtl,,With.l-ligh Life Below Stairs. 11, 4tt ubite are les pectfully . intOrnied, that Shaks o p . 'e j a_rf..'s lltw , N ,' l cistire, The Winter's Tale, C"n ;:: t Pres‘: veil, are in preparation ? an nswill aAt ' h - the eiliaracters of sa "" t "L't Volumni 4, kiclvidera. , • A V IttY SINGULA it c;t:,' , E. '• - • . N eonTICRII Aaz —.., .in the. I w.-nt v - third year of 1 1 . ig . tA t! bt , ti 1•• 1 , h I• 1 ^-nemortible NaY , ,tr ogi mer , , n s g, ..ot oi ,li ... ... te mut bix. itttli 0 r• In lins I,ei o!: ss' situation, wtth a %%1 . ..... I ncile.„,Vren, lie is m,,ie, e mb ar r asse d e:reunistancett ,;o: . Whi tt 4° P e rceptions are alive to the finest feelitlC. at t s nit i ne.re, and who eniny a iiimisure in relieving.tha Av . , lYintoricing liuntantty, will, in t his instain:.!, 11,ive be.gr,,,,1,.. 1414ti4tsoifttrrrity of attrnintsteriri4l he he.dim; Whir ot _Cot 4 (4114416e'lerel Y" w ouluteil demirvw4 6 ent)eman : ..,_ to 144 sts, e ll ' 101 1 of fads may be Ntiown by a p pit.. 3. it 71 ;v Ito Vi4 i recti ve „ 41 S.Oll, 1:I'M leti } s •011tidtlIp, 4COJ{)lll' ~:11144$ the unailest donations:. , i.. r-tve uow ter r e Vresetited to a Nobleman, Lady Yla , L g' to '. il rli4., 4 V W . ,',,,,i,.. • ~,... - E ~, A F riend I 1 t. 4 ,1 1, Nand Al, ~ nura..m, $ s et . Co. S. • 4 ht,,„ 2donr, Anonymous, itcr . C.:putts :Intl L - " ; fle.' Mu. Yates, of bury, L.ineastine. ... .toitiv His Day was7publishedt lo s• by titzinicr, 4to. price ies. (b.r. hoards, ill t S 4l4 PT to SIMPLIFY the NOT Sectll 4 iiiLlstiatea by, iixamPlo-b, L'ltV G R . ° A l d .l. l 3 %i t . k . sel 1 e r r o s to .414 4 , 1 Rotxrt Baldwin rnb, Yi.tester. w : 4 ' 1 .1. hi. , t . • 43.11E104 'INIF.II/ 'PURL! f i ';''r . rONS. _' . 0°1 ) , . . •. . 0 NLS 1.- aternoster..- . . 01ELLLY 4: ,, i j • . '; 0 . • . A ti eAP row. 2 edition; b e i ng t h e Fifth , price as . 6d. Pti it , . 1• r, vuSES, A li u ' LIAR TREATISE ori 'the' ' 0 14. : „ I i i t/. .. t v il k c, N , T I o N , , 4144 TASE,..\ - rm ji NT of ASTIAMA, 1., 4 1nt5.,, , , xm . tyld LON SU NA P 1 11) N . .o , f t , h _ O ,..,!' l) ,, i N in C i ., S u i t qt.ition . ' ' L a Uireellons • tor the list. ,or •_ lll , " I. T. Fisher, r geo. , h(A tile Stranionitim , Jlerb. I'Y. ' ctir,qe li:.!sZlrittnicitittittly 'art ' Ast lunatic In a ii. 1 , 4 40 t c oniutri cite Author has add . L. , , dseyer b re v in t a h r e ka p b re le . tt4N.l.;44liulijrtion of the Lungs air I As t h ma te4ll _ ujo, o f cull. ICI IIL4I M e l "a OXyntel, and the 1 0 11, A , d H. 6d. ' •.,' lAN.'rdife I' • l - Second, juice as. . • 4 4 it 1 .1 1 • !oh, leiii , g tt. , cA us hs and N it bisshlt IA I It/INI on the „ . v . th " Pilt: is t IL NT of I ' - • ' '. t' 'the TI: L I 1-1 • " ter. th ttri ~t utti, tie UI S ASES o en _ _ as ~, , c ," . 4 4; W itt, agki lit lyr their Managern ..t t n ou lreieive I}t., . (4tiv ss ec. ocket, and I i ll ~ ' ''l'st * ' L ' 3 ' 4ll-4 ehe By 1. . ix. Hertair . Sttroll. l'ittlitv_4l,4:(lo),ltle_oni!ains m.uchUsefht k n ., , atic rl , i ,,,_ 1:t Luce that extensive; . ,____ ~_ , i; „ L oi n. h c if i o r, rn u i ra at t i i o o n o , to ar;d ili w ci e l • ,tarlnut. 'Lc ! the subj ec t entitles ii." rd• "` e I wittilCille, 1410.01 t a . . • . pl A jll!I I,: xi, ...1.11, Price 3s. 6„t1., k w — us TRADE Si qiht„"S. lION of the 141-, t. A, , LIN E ; or, as 1 4 '4 te l ,,, ''‘ anti I Kit GUr. A R. Mls I ), . ; „ i Aiseratile I. ° lea*. s It • " hie making nieretiai.diact 0 I .r '- , ._. ~.... 441 1 , 4 v re liitkt : or Iticre by kierniAlt Jenkins, Log " 1 " ; .. 1 ,.. of the ~_ ; • • • • ‘i ; ^flat t i 4, ,"Giessiun. ?no.totacie,_ne to teat who not °MY a4 s ~, that every good 1,11.;,1,14y51Z g Pligves, but who k no ws id trace ii 4 on a plan, which t i .4144,, writhe unhia.i.ed world,.it they cuu --• 44 ' e vN iiitl justify and, approve his co ndu ct." • • ~ )4 'his tv . 4.),111r,,,, ork nut Ind ' nr.!rits the. serious attention of 17, NI l i i "J' i li.: riritisli I ' - I . l.(ture but every I`4, r en.. t n '" 4 ` . 11;"„e,414.,;'isl.iih a nd . lia . );,;‘ , L ' ,s . of l i iirnSelt e and ottsPri: it,'''lltt,ct,",`T'4iiirnii rt i .rctLett by regular men and quacks .srjltlp?: et,,itetet.i..ett inidelible !ll.gg"civeia.vl,l' rtgilled."lnt X: ry an I.,,Z i. iitoil qt . Medicine, . .) • , ,owi k - .l , t s in the United 1-0.r.i,0 • • , Alt c- )----- - --- 4 14 . 1. 1 „ for revertting I , '4,• CA NIPII0II:Vi ED SOAP; P . 14%/ ~' 4 .IIAPP 1..1) HANDS. •., ' N a. 7, 1. ,,' 1 t, 44 Y. • anti ROBARTS, ,, ette . rnist . s. N vented the 11'.'lliti e 1 ( ) ,! 1, :- plate, 0 xt,.rd-street, hy-1111* in vented to its sum trier tii.ictipii6t4teti Soap, with cOnfidein.. a attention of the :, 4 ,i i iio .'rtie4). beicleaver to ....114t it to the t ..•" t;olit.:9nri'• and_ the Pubfie, string' Y r-ec.cniinjervldeitiviet ti-itttrist (,441,Pg ,rhools and nurseries. k1 t ,, 41 1.1,, a . e ktt Hands, arid that unt 2 il s eli l s .v at e i r t - t - r b u l . u n i; o n t. ne a s g s rc o e c: 11,'Jklciii, t ,l'e Ilse of hard water, exclusive o t r ki.n'n,,. t " , e scent in' con' antidote At tlY ! • ' as • must pnwerrui a " t._ ti 1,,,.. .retornimuded a unction with the Camphor, - an ~,,ailt.,„,.iltdKions disorders, 4 4i-,:l,en shaving With the Aromatic Camphorated have strb„g 4 '41 '1 t 5:,... .. t ~„ta r, anti . , pi t ,...% ti1l 4: __ .st. vliose tat.:es aro !.. , . (~ „c , -i i, ,that, MO'. 81-71t4ile'll." It 4 Most comfortable .I'e 'n f,,,' 41 Litton, alter it leVytilllCS Utiltle,. , ti square 1„ 44 titii ti t 4 . Pet stitilre„ or . .is. 6d. Per PottoSt• .R411,- li ie . 4 ,„ , ; N oe l , lltr. .'N .t.,‘ , °E allieY snit itebarts., L ilv‘"'"'" signed nY n.rti411,,,1ti,,t-I)ts.oniten." 'aod the pursitfe wrap , per i : l 3 ,,to be l i t e toilliatir c T ,' re -4 ink ; any other Soap, purporting t 0 mantis, troi.,t,ik ','oPhotated Soap, for preventing ~:Paiii.: As aboVe. *cti genuine ntiletid stamped and s 'g ne ' d It h ; 4,.e -.. i"m•if . '1 , ... ti ler,. k 4 owance to Vi no etia,e - . ....... ___:_:—• . l it \f i llNn 0411,1 s PATEN'T WORM LO'LLNyEs.,,,liii... 40 lro the i re u,‘ It sou rces of .-• Cali t i t , , , • most I -1, p atent and ta ti ia ll wilt.; I,liseases. Theirisymp . ron4 e/teirtY.. They or. i„ r % I, it , ,!I (hen should hew:qualm, vv kr") Eiti -...°1.. Appetite a Paleness of the Co l o ur .''' e ttend. :It4 vvittlittioil, slid irr'eirilar State of the 14v -I''„! the), iry, t t, the ptr2Vlolellt rtili ' •they .. b.ing en C(thv ttl'", **,,' ! en d. 4r°v 414 C' . Wtil of th'e 41160:1 Y - ind they "prolie fatal, ~.) an , *ortr',",:ulription or -Dc ca ) );. Botit.as a Prey7 e tt l a le t n iv i e me n . (! h rl't 1, ut1.1., ;thrilling Complaints, the above.o., i iii,,best itlavell,;. in this CouilltY to r4er. Yertaily allowed on the it:slit-1011Y or T . . aii ty ' both iir rank. and respe4t zu th; ttt?.'lti,,r4l.• Their !Labile apprOba.tion,,gsvieenrio sue_ 4,4 i th eir _ront a,perkanal knowledge ot ! %t h 411 (1)0,7„ v 'n I anii lies, stamps its merit b eyon d corn 4teltill ei:laksinttlion to' it, of which no, o N t v h il e o r. thi;Jcvdeiin6 the Ch . Or Qi i i i , krad4t Parents, and. others . . 1 ., m e, tik l i N to ri.,„"retti shonid have this Remedy as awl. Ailujcidi.. lci t ro. 4 l l ,7rt to, Whenever the Stomach or riuw-a;:b‘e fund ~,, , '4 l !,t've, ' Way disordered, which it will al kir i , , 4 1144 1 , No. 4t il l 1,41,6ide ; e t , tle and retail, .at Ching and But ler's, "5414 ,itt.thil and retail by most Country Ven ders, ) .41' . a 5• Yr , 4nd 33. tt. each. l l ,tAs u Ur vvhoru may be had, 1 •P, v. , ttit‘t.„-,:eit4, b,,,,E F AMILY P I.A I Tn. it. 1. " aria '''es liorns, Scalds, Inthimmatllens, ittlLn for the Cure of ' ---4Qttabl'aillS, price as. &I. Pt( 141" f N MONDA 1, OcToßzo. 14, 1811. ZAST INDIA (10USE, - _ &pr. : 25, :Pi., • TH4'COURT of DIRECTORS of tlie UNITED COMPANY 01 ERCUANTS of ENGLAND Trod. ing to the EAST !NI? lES do bereky give Notice, . Thar a GENERAL G'OURT of e6e rod Company v ill be held at their thuse in L.odcnball.rtreet, on Wednesday, the 9th ORober next; jro;n • Ekven c'Clock in.the Forentka; until in the Kitening, Ba Yot on the fallowing Queition,,,agreeiibty to the .da ol the 39th Geo. l. rap. ?g, " Tilat: this Court .t onfirm the unmimOus Resolution of the Court of Direahrs of the tith September, tBa t, where by the COmmandef a:itd Owners of the late Ship Earl Cam. 'den are fully acquitted from all imputation of riegleit or mis. conduit, in respect of the loss of that ship." fir aides to determine, by such Balsa, whether three parts in four of the Peoptietorsprcsat at such General Court, concur with the Cwt of D;reeiors in acquitting the Commander and Ovoncrs of the lots chip Earl Camden fions . all . imputatian or 31i4comlita, - re.si.elqing the is,; of that Aft). ,411 , 1E$ COBB, Assistant Sec. • NAVY OFFICE July Eth, iSI (. SUPE,ItIOR. CLASS, O.F Err APPREN. TICkS. 111 Y His NIAJESTY's Orders in C0U.Nc 1 .1,,, - 11 -j dated zoth,Septembet ;So% a plan of Educat:on was tarabliThett at the Royal Nwial College,. at his Majesty's Peek Yard at Portsmouth, for a SUP 1i It 10 R CLASS of AVPREN'IICES WRIGIITS t 'and Twelve l'er sons,were admitted as Students on the tst Day of lanuary last. And it being determined , that Six,. more Students shall be admitted, the principal Ofiicers and Cotnmissioners of: His Majesty's Navy hereby give Notice, that the ExaMinalion of Candidates will take pl rvl.:jesty's 13.. c k. Yard at Poriscnouth, on the 6111 November next, at 8 o'cloCk in the Morning, and that such Persons as may be•desirous of be eeming Candidates for admission, are required to send Notice of thol; t-ntion tci the Navy Board, or the Conunissioner of the'afutesaid . Yard, on or before the tst . Day of that 111ontli. • The •Candidates must be at least Fifteen; and not more than Seventeen Years of age. The, plan of Education m..y he obtained on application • at the Navy Ofice, or the 0 Ilice of the commi.:sioner of any of His Majesty's 1 Yards ; where also iii:Ormattou may as the nature of the Qualiticationsrequired of 111, ; the Documents they are W produce on the Day of Examination ; the Salaries they will be *Cowed on being admitted Students; an 1 or the 0 ipces to which they will •:1;•e • eligible,: after they have served the term. of Ap. prenticeship; toe all-powerful influence Which the genius of h great itilOnarcil has over the, fate of a people-. Two centuries ago' Antwerp was the principal conituer• vial town „fOr the North of ,Europe; through the medium of the PorfugueSe and Venetians, ali the produce.of the Levatlt and Indies arrived in it ; the .Hanseatic . fleets , carried thither the FroduEtions of the North and Banki of 'the Baltic ; England Sent its raw woollens which fed the cloth manUfaElories_ of Flanders. • The Inert:loElf 'ships were ranged in the Scheldt for the space of more than half a 'league. The Chancellor of the Hospital, in an harangue to the Parliament of Pais in t 660, speaks.ol Antwerp at the richest town of Europe. Two catastrophes precipitated Antwerp from this height cif grandenv the siege Of 1'584, • t he . unhtypy conkriuencoof re;• ligious dissensions, and the tolehnee of alarbar ens age ; the peacf: of Wtstphalia in 164 h, .com pleted the ruin of 111;4 to xn, in decreeing the shut of the Sch eldt. From that period, the vast com meree which enriched Antwerp was concentrated in the Dutch ; the population of Antwerp was re ductd front 200 1 000 to less 'thin '60,000 souls, lin the spitil of indusiry and, economy, commercial ' knowledge, aild a taate for enterprize, watt' not ex- Indivithnls et this town endeavoured to form'compautes ill Copenhagen «rid Emb.den, for East 'lndian Coinmerce. • lo 1'7 . 8.5 the 'wishes and complaints of the An tweypians engaged the Emperor Joseph IL in a war IN rh but it wm l'e.!rved tor the puissant Monarch to hreak the letters:6f Antwerpian e,gn. entree. When, eight years ago, his INlajesty's first visit to Antwerp, tlic to.vii one may say) was but'a de r serf, a striglel.inte was sufficient to impart to bun • what it would become; he immediately conceived Close vas( projeas which we daily see carried into execution; and in 'a feW years We have seen Works executed, w ti'cli it seemed impossible to etiMplete in half a century.' At the' sm - ite time that . the ..grrir , 1, . petor Mpoleon Ow navigation - ol . l`he Scheldt, he undertook 10 create at Antwerp a rritlh tary marine', hicn will one Bay deliver the. seas from British tyranny. If t he pet fi tions ag6rressiorit4 . England has retarded ' for Ato kveip the epoch of e• - trtitil' real spetity, ;it liar at leait plo.tOt'ed the acivanar'ge of accelebtnig those chilivay invaLs which moist punish so much . injustice. Vast ostablis l .tMents have. been ere red and are mull iplying with astonishing rpidity. A basin, which lately contained tint weak ships, now has in it ships oft he iitte of 80 gunS. An im posing fleet has been launthed from the Dock-yards, which 'is already replaced by another, ships of the line, frigate3i gun -boats, 'till and animate the 'tine rare of the Scheldt, whilst the town resounds with the activity of several that ands of workmen. — The population increases,. and the establishments of !he inarine render new edifices necessary. Every day the appearance of the town and its neighbour hood c'.anges fur the better. Our arsenals, tilled with immerse quantities of ammunition and bnild• inn materials, have once already t.-mpted the avidity' .of the . enemy. La Toe de ,Flandre, a new town, minified With all the skill possessed by the succes. sots of Vauban, must become one of the strongest i.laces in Europe, whilst the vast syStem of ioundar, iitn furniSlies the means of preventing the appro f ich of the enemy ; but these m e ans of 'defence, so cer. And strong, are not' the only ones. .Flushing and Cadstuid torts pram the enemy with a hatiler it is altilost impos;ible 'to ovetcoine, and the:Part of Antwerp, of all. those in Europe, is least exposed to a Luiiitary attack. PARIS, OFT. 5. EXTRACT PROM TX U urroyr of CAPTAIN ST. CRICa Q 4 013 MAJESTY'S I , itIGATE THIS CLOtittipll: " The frigates, the'tr'cnomrnc'e, countliluded by Captain Rognebert,;; whii was also CommodOre of the sgtiaJvort, the Nen,' dg, Captg Muesty;ier , und Clorirtde, under my. orders, sailed from Brest Roads, at forty minutes past four, in the afternoon ot the std of l'ebrusry; to tt. The first night of our potting to spa was So fr'ghtful, 'it caused so much damage to the squadiOn, that we;had,orily to con sole ourselves for ouch an unproTerous outset, by the consideration that we had at Nast StlcCeetied in keeping together; a surprising circitiwtanco so near the coast, and expoed to one cif the ronq vio lent hurricances that any of,us lia4 ever experienced in our Our, ships onstalned considerable damage ini t heir sails and rigging ; and the Clot ivde, froni the break ing iu ofi-tbe sea, JOU; soave gunpowder and . ,a gait deal .of biscuit in this wryest, as sudden as extr4ror. dinary. During eighteen successive days we struggled with .contrary winds, wititott being able to get out more than . 2uo leagues from the point of our de. • - ps wire. .• On the teat of "February 1 received orders to snit; the English brli Summer, laden with grain, iroin Liverpool to Linbon. "On 2,1 d thM Ctinuriodore ordered a schooner to be, sunk, Which Was on its v oytige from Spain, " the 9,41 b, the Rtinomtnt,fe brought-to a Por ognese three-masted vessel, am Med with twenty: 1M) utis. This shili was poorly kien, and 11,,d a great many people on hoard,. ,'she commodore te. , • lensed it, _ . "On the 21st of lgai.th we captorol and relenied a POCltlgillttie slave-ship. Our n,oeling, with it was a inisforittne ; for each _trig ate ploy, .soine hegroei 'OO hoard, awl they cornh . hinictitod the 61 . 0111 ptAx to As. Many of our - Crew on,board the threo. cats lit . the diseasv.. "1-1 , ...;:a (-0611 our captures doling a covicri'l of 93 liorn liresrto-th6 fale of France ; t h tittt , ! we had veen only two Erigh,li thg> ; and cir totthtance dill not perrnit us to chat:.l, the sl;ips Wltioh carried them. *i We. were con tantly uDder n pros at pail ; [imitt sbtivtlitt II At Frkt4 r • Captain•lloqtiebert watittMillngi to fee a i-nrent, particularly as; from the Lisbon. gaiettei, we had. reason to suspect that the Isle of iftan - e•wa , a . t ar moment attacked . , if it had not . been so s o me. Months previously. Ile 6h . jeti was to stly b. teat -colony.; all Our anxiety had' that diretlinn, NV,* had not to coMphin of calmS; it was °contrary winds which constantly retarded us. lin strtig „hog with them, we lost mast's, sails, anti pteo Mow. rrOssed the - line on the 13th of • March doubled the Cpe. of Good 'Hope on the the 1 .1 / 1 11 of April, in lativide ; and we aFtived ‘tiith.n league and an half of the. south-east port of the Isle of Frante, on the , sixth of May, at eleven night` In Coneequence of orders from the-Commodorit of the squadron, I _immediately sent ott board the. Reneffithee the b!.sti boaes crew which X had, ' consisted of eight 'excellent seamen, all armed. with-niuskets; 'commanded. by M. K. Karadc, Ett4. seigne de vaissead, and by M. llaavais, Sub-lieu tenant. " 'At half oh hour past midnight, the yairls of the lienownde and Clorinde set out together, anti rnid fOr the land. It was trearly a calm all night, and . We did not hear a single musket-shot. This cit... cum,tance Wai encouraging; but nor alarm natu rally commenced at du-break, when we, saw the French.flagifloating . on MO Isle tie'Pas , e, without any of the 'signals agreed upon with our officer*. being met' le. titan-rise, we: perceived successively five 53 11, whl.ch we took to be suborner, a brig, and three frigates.; the -whole more or less . to .reward of us, from one to four leagues distance. The ec)ast , made nMs of tlit6e ships of foe French etop'ne to windward; according to the old signals of the The enemy,' therefore, had got- possession of tits . signals after the surrender of tine. isle id Fiance.. Our feaa . 4' increased rnhte , and mote. r..e tort 'of the islet had harth-d- down the French ttai t r,. it Counnander saw 'that he no longer -deceived us. At last [lie boat of the lernorhmed eeiurned about nid-day, Aias.ing had the good tatiine to escape. t informed ttit, that the kle of 'France had been 'car ttwt)t hi ;n lice pos,es,lon (;:t tn . :Luny ; and tWo'Clieole negroes•wirom the 4,tficer who eom. mantled the yaul brought outr gave the Commodore all , the information in detail, • " My .yawl, M. Karadec, M. Datrvats, and eight braVe 'men, • were therelote made isoneral. was no ronger posiible to doubt , fly' on" seeing no ap. I)e:trance Of them by sun-set. "Two nt the five vessels seetitin the Morning dis• appeared during 'the day ; first the schooner, which was probably.only a coaster ; and n one ot Ikes . mast;', which, 1 believe, was one of the friga!es st ey aftertvart!s fought at Madagascar, but which pre. bably had not then hereomplitnent on board. lirtrre then remained but`two. frigates and a brig. Titt,r Wind favoured them, and they gained consitl.. , H,bly . upon us. We Continued our course to the east the uiht. " On the following day (May l) . the Cornmodure • made n figoal that he would attack,. and in cur turn we tchased the evenly. 11 was alimAt calm; i;tevertl ele.is . we gained tipon them, 6090 si o wly, and at night M. itc.inurthett gaVt..! ordeta for disco}. tinuing the chace, •becrtuse the English ships swa t s. canted by the current. bet weep isle Ronde and Ser. pent's Isle, where it would have beep very dang-•rins to engsge them. We did not see them ;Igain for some tibJe. M. Roquebert summoned the contain; an by are' his ship'; we repaired ;hither at seven o'clock. Lie ordered us to reduce our crews to t wo.thirds once ; and resolved to go to reeonnoitre4h)rne punkt to windward of the isle.Buonaparte.. On. the Ith of May, after '`renting about for ,three days, we passed twenty leagues to windward of the Isle of France, and bole up, for that of Boom carte ; madethe land on the saute rtight, The bows w hi c h we sent to land could not di4semhark , .their men on account Of the heavy surf. Our Officers sato about forty armed men, whom we could have eastly tf_ritorl, had it been pos.ible-to land.. .1n thi4 titnto of I hitt4s, Captain licquebert resolved ongoing to Madapwat tor provisions. " On the tOth or May, we neared the land of Madagnicar, and ran hlong the coaat In the Isic:of Frinw,, the entrance of Taintstave, Tin re weft), two sm dl vep,elo4 at anchor. Our Commodyre two bolts to land; the return of the boat ut itenominde, next morning, wiCi an Ene,hsh soLlioc on board, 4ntliciently informed Inc that our boats lidd made sonic priwners. We spent the night in bearing about. On the ther coib of aldapheak, we were to ke ward of the Isle of Prunes. We perceived tour ships in the N. N..E. which were soon 4i , co , ered to be three ft igates 'and a ; the sante wlkh we had seen at the. of France; with the adjition o f a third frigwe. Our Cotantocinte gqve the signal for a decisive aaiun; and we made prellars. Lions to engage. ' `f At noon, being two leagues to windward (4 enm-y, the signal was made to form in iine ft battle. At 60 mittuies atter three the Cornolcktutd 'gave orders' to commence the engagement; thing more was wanting, us We were w shat. The brig' was in einse line' with 'he ; the Ca:rim:it was a-head of onr Ilie.3,ezz9v.,..,efie in the centre, tm L l. the Nereide itt the re,ir. " I did not ‘vi 3 O.) to ittutts.k 'first, ptl 3' , ICOttllt of the diStarief- , ; b(.lt /L.fornoute.. Lillockod gate, whi,ly herse;f near 11.4: ,AT,r E ide , then 11%! 41 , .yni ,rit Sault distfince, the svcfnid •,i-Ad thi r d t ! i gri ,,.. 4. The most I .. , ert'et4 c t slat Ni:ci:t,%! , ,l.;tl tiletl rit di •;c:', attemptet se ran helr up, t).tt. Ctllti I 11.1 iitleCeetl ; !her M44'oll'l.'o t 4 tvtitC. to , „) 1, . 1 , cuti..l 001 I)V.Ir mei Shc•! tilt! niany wit lite we:llll , 2i . tui.trtf.tf Qlearl ti w..lii3~llai4.tii „:4;1 ; ;;•)Y .4ell4l*Sl'; t , • •;, • I\lON EV. ,XTOBLEIVIEig, Ger , tlcOen,. &c. ,are respeAtoily .AN •i: tortneci they may te supplied Ivith Money to any Amount, on Terms equal to . Moitgage, secured upon F.ree. hold, Copyhold, Leaselnijd Land or I louses, Morley in the Funds, M.irthge Settlements, Widows' iointurea, Clergy: - ,nutes Livings, or any oilier , r roperiy. Persons of respect:l -hility may he supplied oil tWir PersOnsl Security Only. Gentlemen will tin•l every liberli acccuinmodation, about delAy. • Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post paid) addressed to Me.-;srs. W„il Is and' Co. 49, South-strtet, Berke ley - Wire. OXNORDSrIIttE. TO BE LE T, arid entered upon at Lady-Day next, WO CLOSES of. MEADOW ,or PASTURE 1 LAN D.'and several Pieces or. INICNif. of • OPEN. F ELL) !LAND, containing in the whole 66A. 31t. 14P. more or las t ,situate in the Parish of Charlton upon ()moor, near Islip, in the Connty of Oxford. There is a Barn on the Latins, but no P.irrn.honse. Also TO BE LET, at,d,entered upon at the same time, Several Pieces or Parcels of APAtiLE, AD W PASTURELAND, c ontaining in the 59 A . sit. 17 P . more or less, with a Barn, Stable. and • Cow. nouse therein, situate in the Parish, of Blackthorn, near • Bicepsrer, in Ow. County of Oxford. —Also to be ler, and eniervl upon at Lady Day next, Old Stile, several pieces or parcels or Arable Land, containing 35 A. 2 R. S P. or thereaurnirsiwith a Barn and Stable thereon, situate, in the Parish of Bicester Market End, in the said County of Oxford. For particulars, apply to Merisrs. Daniell and NtAkerly, King's Road, Betlford.row ; or ivlr. John Williams, -Am. brosdcit, near WeLlster, ONndsnireo. ZACH PA 14 VIENNA; SHPT. exchange, by the new regulations, is open now. only' on Wednesdaya . and Saturdays- , -one hour each day ; the pressure is in consequence so great, that the brokers cannot cater.verse or trarisaet any ntl'incE4. They have petition ed the Goveitinicut to pt resit it to be opened tour 'lines in the Week ; but the fear of prainoting.stock jobbing has prevented their prayer being complied with. 'ZvaxCH,,Seri. crime with which the Abbot of the Order of La Trappe is charged is treason. Some letters have been found whiehldford ground tor Iluspciotli that during , the rebellion its the Tyre! and Vorarlberg, he maintained arebrtes pondence with the leatiers . ,of the peasantry. In this charge, many Members of the Order are implicat ed, as Nell , as for having,pubitely denied the Supre macy of the Galilean Church, and the authority of , the National Council. AUXONNE;, SEPT. 16.--TWO Eitglish office's, C.iptaia Smith and 'Lit:wen:tot Neville:, eehtii,ed as this depot, having quarrelled on the Kftb, agreed to fight it duel the next day. They p rocured p istols tor this Orpose, and adjourned to a room; wtien placing . theniselves at the extremity of 'a table, about six pades, they tiled at a signal given by a person. Captain S m i th was shot throng', the third breast, and"eitpired immediately; and his antagonist has received a dangerous. wound in 1 -Ike groin. The Governor has . ordcred a proms verbal to be made of the affair. On the 01, a Captain 1101):11Son, who had been detebted in atteMpting to escape, and %Vali in consegnence closely confined by older dale Go vernor, hung himself with a handkerchief. ANT-wt.:op, -OCT. 2. 7 -oiir town at'-the present moment present; the miial wartple of 1" • . • - • •' , • -.,. , - 'iri •