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- 1;41- V.,. • PEP I PLESPNTPD TO THE - "HOUSE CF COMMtniS BY LORD HAWKESBURY, R.ESI;ECTING EGYF r. (1417MBE11 . 1) SECRET ORDER TO VICE,ADMIXA,L LORD KEITH, DATED DEC. 1 5, 1799. By the Commissioners for executing the 0 fß:.'e of Lord -f4 igh Admir.►t of Great Britain and Iriland, &e. • WHfiILEAS . the Right Hon. Lord GRENVILLE, one of His Majesty's PrinCipal Secretaries Of State, has acepuiin'tW us, by his Letter of this day''s date, aDispatch has been received from Lord Et.; His Majesty's Ambassador at Constantindple, _etatibg that the Commander of the French Army in 'Egypt had made Propos'afs'to the Turk4h Gcrvern !Tient, offering to evacuate that Country, upon con-. dition of being suffered to return unmolested to France ; that the Turkish Government appeared - disposed to acquiesce in this offer, and that applica tion had been made to his Lordshp, requesting hint. _to grant, Passports forthispitepose : And whereas, .in consequence of this infortna ‘ tion„ .Lord,*.GON. .v" ILL E has signified to us His Majesty's Cornny . uids,'l that Instrtiainns*ould be given to the Co' mrMinder inChief df f lis Nittjesiri Fleet - in the:Medi terrane4n, enjoining him Mt. to . consent,: on, any :accoqbt, } l to the , return of the, French Army. to France, oat to their capitulating,ip4my , ?titer manner, than. jaigtly.. to the Allied Powers, whose Forces are employed_ against them, ot,ipon, any.otlte,r terms than , that of gtv ing • ! snsrencluipg as ,VAi / ionerS'; o f War to Ac Allied PO:co so emplbycd.; yur :Lotadship herebyte,:wiied and 'dire6ied,. in pin,: suptice of His ; Majesty's-Commands fied, to govern yourself accordingly,...and 0n4)9 count to consent to the return of theAi'lench In .Egypt to France, or to their - capitulating, ex- cepting on the conditions above specified. ;' . lii case:orthe Surrenders ofthe Army On those: ',terms, your. Lordship is On noHaccotint to adMit ;of • the return to France of the Officers,- Or finy . ;pait::of ' the Army, "on an engagetnem - not. to seri , e'imiit dx . changed ; *the fallacy of All tun engi&einerits; a d the bad faith with which : .theyfiav'e-' been abseil by the Enemy, ha.ving:bcen.provecl.by repeaTd ip stances,, particularly-in the .ease - =of the Seamen t'alttn , in the .liattleof the Nile s ---aftetOttids Landed gypt,!; but in arty such. Capitulation, to- take caye .thlt i a stiptlation he madefor the a6unl detention of i *loilice..rsi and .Men,. as Prisoners of War, in some illc:..,territories , of the. Allied Powers, until. they:Thane exchanged ; that the Vessels of 'every description, belonging to the Eheiny, in the Port Of . - Alexandrin, shall also - be surrendered, and be di vided a:nongst the Allies, in proportion to the Na- Fore which each of them 'may have employed .4t. 'that time' in the block do of Alexandria, or in ;My other Operations against, , the Enemy.— - If . it should so happen, that His Majesty ,Am.. loassador at" Constantinople- shoultr, have granted 'lass otis,..hefore His, Majesty's pleasure in this, re.. aped cart 11;, been signilied ;to kin, }'our Let::.. iShip is• in such case to dire.l the Commanders ; 31 ijesty'-s shi; of Wzii under your orders,. vvlit) luny fall in with any oi s her Vesielshaving.on*zad any of the Enemy's Troops, and being furnished with inictifaSsports; to . ckciatcto the Commanding Of of'suelt . Tropp'::.:shit the said P,aisports, are of rio validity, 'not being giver ) as, the. Lows of Witt ky . przons having any, authority . foe - that purpofie but that in this ease they should nott.ex,i excise any other 4et of Hostility against .such Strips - .or th . Tropstiterein embarked, than wl4t.roati=bei inee6sary in order -to compel the Vessel to return; with the Troops to Alexandria, • • Your Lordship..- tOscominunicate these de tertiii-; rations by a Flag of Truce, with as-,little delaY : 4si possible, ro the F'repcii Army in Egypf; ukit ss , - you, or the Officei: employed ,13.y.y0a for Oaf' oft.' v ow, shall have certain information that the Whole; Negotiation' has been broken off ) , and that th e t e -l s no longer any question of such separate and, .6 11 ., authorized Capitulation. '( Giveu antler out Wads, . the 75th Dec:6m.! ber, 1 799• , SP ikt-rx,.. , 4 .• .3. GAME I EA. W. Yotrie6: . . it;aht Loa 4seiih, K. 13. ri ce -Ad m i ral t h e R e d; kfc. 6,9 c. Vic. 11: e-: 1 itei:rane an , • By Coinmand of their Lorddrirts, Evan Nepeak.' 2:1 (NUMBER I,T .) GECiET ORDER TO VICE.ADMIRAL LORD 1 :11111; DATED MARCH 28, - .1800. jay -the COM rn s ionets fa r.execu dui the Oi fiCe of COrd luUrAilAlGreikt Britairvand Ireland, &c.. fse Right Hon-.. Lord GaTNV I /Ai; one 61 4 YifiS - Majesty's- Principal Secretaries of State, having; 15 bis Letter of this day's, date, acquainted us,' riiht in consequence of the information • contained . Dispatches lasely receired.:from.:your Lordship;:the:', Earl of ELorti . , and Sir Stururr the' Caiiitulatitx) - of the- French -Anty in Egylit, — • His MA3 t s;ry. been,pleAsed taiignify his mands, that Ipstrizetions.. should. -be tratismitrett yOur .Lordship, expressing ..klis:::lVlajesty:'s Probation of the terms entered .into by the sitid Capitul at i o n, those 'terms ''appedring. "to' f -Its _ Jun' to 'be more atilianuigeous,tO the f?,,nerny -than theinituation 'entitled theth to e:speti; and being_ td . prejudice 'the: Interests of .tbe restoring -to the -French Government the.seriiices a. c" 3l derahle- and - disciplined h4dy of troops ; LiOt besides this obietion 'to 1,1)e - ter ms,, His .1 MY d oes no( considerCafit. Sir, .SIDNEY SMITH, as havint-hie t i. autho'rized either to. ,enter. into,ol to sanaion any such Agreement in' His Majesty's Narae,, that Officer hail -)..cta au tlyltti4 foroll.l - 1 - purpose, 'and -kbe case ..not being on tvlu tilt 4ptain commaildhig nisi Majesty's o~c..:Oast of Egypt, -ought ' to ' have' niter) upon . himself?to 'enter into an - Agreement` of tIfIS - fidtUrt:, without the- sanaion of his Commanitibg:Oilleer but that, as the Genc:ral. conimanding the Enefity"s . 'Troops appears to haVe treated' hint as a per s o n whom he bona fide - condeivea to possess . 5ur.;1441 7 thority, ant}' as a part - of - tlie - .Treat? 'Was' rrme.;., diately to be executed by the Enemy, so that 'l3) , nu - lulling this transaetion (in as far as His Majesty's Dfacer was a partythercto), thv En-.3-ny coWd not -., • • • - . be repldee,l in the same situatipar in which 13,:fore stood, Hzs IVlAlrszv, from 2 scrupulous regard the Public Faith ; has, judged it proper that his CC., fleets should abstain from any aft inconsistent with the engage:nerfts to which , Cdp - tain Sir St N SMITH has erroneously given the santlion of His , Majesty's Name:- - • • And Whereas Lord t ttimvita..E has at the same time acquainted us, that with this view he shall transmit to the Eart-OIELG - 1241 - His Majesty's COM rnands to . settle with •thtPoSITE, the farm of a Pais: port to - be . giveir in the name of HIPM..i not as a Party .to-the Capitulatiori; butqrs•an Ally , to the PORif ; and that it is Hi 4 Majesty's far ter • pleasure, the said Passports, as well as :those. which - May have been- n.the..interval (however.informally) granted by.sirstotrzy SMITH , are to i. .respeOed by His .Majesty's Of fi cers ; but that although, from :the, Consideration abox.e.mentioned, His IVI•4:IESiY does not think proper ,to obstruet the execution of . this Treaty by the PORTS in. the manner therein 'stipulated,. he..does not -feel himself bound . to:au tharize hii3Otlicers to take any aclire.part ‘in it, or to furnish any convoy. or Transports7for its or.totake,any. other shate•in cUrryingtii efrea ;—yet, if any application should I* made to your Lordship, for liberty .to send Cartel Ships ` f rorui France.; to Egypt, for the Transport of itbe.. Army , under the- Capitulation, your Lordship is: to. 'grant stick Passil9itg - , ilecordingly, under such ;re-, striaionS and precautions as you ma judge .sary,..aecarding to virci/inst taittl - cin d is libv i ly king abused to xny , ItStlier' pii•pese tz e do, In tirsuah "of 'M'aj6ty's..Ninnianifs, 4:81) Ove, lireli - yeatiire and -,yidt:yo ff ::L,,,,4,fii z to goiterrithirsel,l7#.eindinily . ; 'and to.g.iye,the it:r'ConseqUdnce` to trisCOit*tande.4 of! l'.iiiipi: - and'VegSelsiMcle: your com-. man& taking care,'af.ihe• '41116 t i me. to.' apprize Capeain - Skr Majesty's pleasure' on' the sulijed . of his prO:ef.dings'.herein ; and iii - eaSelia - uritrirdsitiirshOulese.2 any ground to, apprehend any intention 'on the part of the Turks, ; or of the'Russians, to prevent the execution of the Capitulation, at to'• corhtnit--•aiiy- hostility against the French,.Arttxx,.., z,ither -before or after it's embattatioth.,Te do,fitr:her..direet vent Lord such.case,.to rise your utmost , endeavours tt; peisitide.Therg'to all snehAneasults_ as may be most consistent with the faithful,obserranee.of the engagement contraeted with the Enenw. mi , •T. Given under our H4ctsi, thp 2 Sth; March, • Soo: • OPtNCEi, J. G.‘t STIR: WM. 'YOUNG. Do -41; Right Ifono:lrable Lord Keith, 'K. Fire Ati>in . ral of the Red, • ec. &c. 'By Command of their Lordships,' Evrpc"Arepceti:, , ' •. -. • . . 111. :40a the, French Originals, and the. English Trarillation of. the Convention for-the 1 4 ;vactratitin of Egypt, signed at. El.Ariscli, January 2 4, 180 ..0-, (Or S.) • ' ' No. V. are Mr. SMITH'S and SirSll5NrY SNIITICS lull PO\VerS:r • ••• • (NUMBER v f l. COPY OIP INSTRUCTIONS TO SIR SIDNEY AND M'R. ShIlT7l. lint ming-Street, 3d October, 1793. GENTLEMEN, _ . Havihklaid'befote the KING the Projet, mitted to me by Mi. SA rru;'af 'a %rear} , of Alliance between His IYlm.f sr y. and. the - 01 , tom Ail' PORT E, firs MAJ ESTY , with his full - Powers to treat a icO elude this portant limitless. • • - • His MA J EsTy .b i axing,been informed, by the con fidential Coniniunication, node to him by His im periill Majesty. the. 4z4 1 . E!tOtt, Of R uss A r of the state of 'the ''Negotiation between the Court of -Petersluirgh -, and . the OT ::1.1 Nit TE;lias jiidged ..that it will be better, On account b4htir - tlrg Mtn& .shipistil)sistingletlvcql t *9.lPhttiaPalilel.E.M. AI oft of Riqs4 X; i ana of that .11,4) . tF0 ! sible Union subsist . between - Ppwers . C a j Oing4 conegit.,,itgamit th e'ommo l. m , to give to the new'yretsfr..rathq,:the.form of an 'a,- ceisiOn on the part . of W I E,sa.r to the Alliance between - the 'tiVO otters above-Mentionzd, than -that of a distinft and separate Negotiation . : • " . Most of the-points of difference which - you witl find between the Contrc.projet I now send you, anti • the Projet transmitted . to,, e,by Mr. SMITH, have reference to this resolution ; the . prin4ll objeas in framing the Conrie-Projet, have been rd adhere, as closely as possible, to the form, and. even to the ex pressions of tli tt -Rw; s i an ''f re d ly , 43 far" as " they- were /applicable the local circunastances -of His 143..' , ljesty's I •"1 hive no other observation than this to .make, jon the subjeft of the Preamble and the First At igle-----theen.gageme9 t. to. ,make Common - _Cause :in lte present War, which was contained in the. First Article of the . Projet transmitted by Mr. SMITH, being the subjeft of bone of the succeeding Articles in the.Contre-piojet. . • • The,Second :Article, -as well as all , the oiliers.as far as ttt i :Eighth, are framed c o nformably to those in the ussian.l'iclity; ivhieli treat on . the, same subjefts'.: , 'The 'ariltionk, Where there ait'any, Arc 'founded on principles-so evident, that 'asirA. .iESTY does nal think they can Tee( with any Air ficuitY. • . _ In the Ninth Article, you will observe the terms,. • •• which are .rir'ule, use - the sUlijeek . of thC Navil Eorces,whielt Hts MA.l,lsTy - h*s cOnsentetri6 ploy. for the clefenc-e ,of.tlic.Costs ofiltedatrt?tnan. F..mµfre, and to assist ip. , cittensiy4 - 9114,0N / 4 1 , 0 4 the'Eneniy,. either in Egypt else Where. • , lo From the state of uncertainty in which w e still • remain, with respect to the det;lils of the A&ion which has taken place betwein the British and French Fleets (although. the kttown:superio‘ity of His Ma . Jesty's, Navy, - and.the- concurrent testimony Of .so ni2ny different repottfi,*ford,the best , hopes' "complete success) it is as yet. impossible to take a definitive resolution With regard to the number and the totes of the Ships of Line and other;, that 'T" ,~.__.__..__r . _ •-it Avfil - be'nt - tessirkto L'a%e ifi ,i,:s '._,.Y..s or tl - ,e I,c -.vitnt, lot the purposes abt.)%[e..:rnentioneti. .- ;!.. . - .:!, .1- 1 3 .: 1) 1 f_ l ) si o t u i v are as a s t ri tt r io! m r c i: s e:l - ,t t i z i - g ,: i i t t , e `the i i niivr most a cl i i e s s t r i y pa , , :7 , ..t.:ltif) n .. to I,nrtiz . rtait) the suktcriority of-lis Mari •;;,:th: FOLL:!, wherever tliit of the' . Enemy may, be iv,ind ;- and by this meatr's iolithcidC; - in concert w.ith his' Allies, for the vlefene:of- the cots. of the Ottoman Empire, and also I.4,4ktiftg.,cfensively . . against the -Enemy wherever it is. possible, and, par-' ' tieWatly in- Egfpf. :It Is evident the ?lie - number of Ship - of A he..iitittellaceFraary'for -these iCuiposes,. w ill depend 9.0,-,tlEcqcf,! .of; the.E.E,9l43hlSquadron-:;. a nd *that if the' latte i ,is . , ‘1 it' ha in,, , fact_ there-it' great reason Id 1144`ifiat tt • has fleeil "'ve'ry _much .• reduced by threitat4if ''Ohich 'I .11'..t\re4i1oZen) it would .he injuricips.,l4Aktg..-1d . .0f beinglieriefidiel.to the - Com ttkod Cause, z of HIS . 1 1 N4 AtESTY,erap),,p-with.::: -wi ch.::: oiii.tiny object in those 'distant Sea, a ufe ny tess,force,, which - :mightfetsewhtie :servi'• 'si) esibtlaA in dis c '' ; cOuce fling. the }glans .of thg,.Enettry;: , . . --. I, ~--, ~. ...-. ..The. explanatjops -on' this;subjekci intik ilietefore- 1 be ;confined to eneral, , thoughve,hy. tiiikwit and - zpdsit ive - a'sloraneeSl' but yOlt willeasily .. be!eilalile4l! tcrze siu) ze It' O. tießsi iie's's: . lit; iiiy . could arise - on \his.!-1 subjed) by pointing.out what His M.kt tiff . las.. already dooefor 11 1e , 94qma',9; gqr.c.,:iil ,§ndini . 4; : .: . SliTp', - *fike that coininarided by, §ir S, tp 1TE: , 4...5.NT1 THi7 ti 41dittilCe in alt uses' to air' ifico'neert vcritlitfis jl.la-.. .%ierNt7,4.:Allics , in - theLe“int frtlititAlit-w.fiftfe' will., also, for th. KeseGt,l)e.,;radtiii tutet-taer:.'hip • 'of the" Laic, - vixti. a ' proportionable number of smaller Ships ; supposing . even it sitold.iturn destroyed the' Fite - Stittbffrdtf-has• bc..en ' - '!'ilit'elk liestpyed .. or , ,glltig-14, to: withd6 vA •i t self fr:opilltbse as: -- Si •• - 'lf , on, the , ,evtrarx, ~any, 5 ; t_04i4vr441.4; Emmert :.Squadron :,, should . stiii.renain thcre f a . 131 - itish, Force,.,A s , ..nearly fts . ,possit:e4uAl - ,' - if ildt - Sit'perior; would, as I . _.itave , ', aligady .said,-tbe sent thitlier. - You 'sWill acq uaint , the _ Sublime ottoman .Potte &v.i. th- the nature of% t4 e : instructions given to Si r 51 uptti..:l7 Smi-TA, 4 - 131 , rpy ioe '. forilfefuil execution of the Engag_ements to be en tered irtecr, acOtcling t(i the'proposed con.tre-prOje.t,.. .by co-opurating,i - ollie defence of the-Coasts of the , Ottoman Empire, and_ in the. ery.arhportartobjett i , of carrying on 'offe ns i ve . Operations.:apin§t ate Enemy in Egy . pt- - ; ' a!kVays s - ancerling With the . Russian Adintitals,.itrortier to; a& with 'all poStible . vie,ur,agabitil tJiF, 41;1u, Comlnerce, -.And .Army Of the Enemy. . . - You. . - , , -..u.ev .... , _ . mil a)td._ to these_explanattops, that it is - also His- N4ll,,eit 4 A Aerition to maintain in the .- Mediterraneanitabmideirable' Fleet, to be itstioned there,, and.by ; sruizing oft the-, Coaits 'ofltaly' and France, to: fulfil the dpuble obje6t of . xeconritlg i if possible; the inipurtint Put of Malta, Nhich in, the hands of the'Frenth mill - be, 'a'ConstAnt: Soitred of _ uneasiness to ali•t4. 9tllo , Towers,,:-•tind - -to prevent new . reinforcements being, bent 'front( the--Parr. of 'l . lhrion to the Ekpedition of Bo titP4'74,'.. The • great iniportaile of .l ihe last 'of these (Thiel% cannot - esc4 pe a tten ti o tik•.i'tici:ii . may lie'VrOVided 'for ' iVi tLI .. trinch . greater .certait .. tty, - ,,by, blacking,-up the-4%u- of Thiiion, .than by cruizing in the Levant. There is -I every reason to holie, that if this cans. be accom, ,plished; the .Fronch .Generali Ifailintitlthis - co‘tnrati uications cut off, rnua necess,atily ,Field ro thkgglite4 IfOrts. of ihe vitrious,mean; of annoyance,„„ : which - iqly easily.l) employp . .l' against. him ',by ..t he 0 t toma./ ivorte,it aaing with ' energy and:decision. -, . i J• You will observe in the „Treaty . bqtkveen the Court •of Psetershiirth' and; ti e , 014,0rn an- . Porte,, plat t; as.: was liaktiiallr 16:be . ckpOed;,:--tfivc is :no. pre vi: for siilli4tn ,the Officers pne Rittis . .to Sei;ve s.o ihe.wara44 other. This caution, which the cii i clup,tftyces.o( tiEe rasa natvrAllr. cal eci -fu r On' Court of P4..-.tersburgti, , apiilY;', with a east equat k farse e •tcilhe .../3e of the.-I)iieseiif:At -11.4fic.; _llll4 ,inject I -iiardlly-elpeit , thAt y ilaiin. which • might .1)e in, contractiaion to be bibuilit forward. At all events you will adhere to that line ‘vhich . has 1)e(..4 ,adopted, atz.. 1 :have • already- obsere.A . i n .yO4 ) ttiv CQPIt:Pr Pettrs .. . bar h. -.• • , . • aOll lo )16.). . p..T`lie rrocleiciot) of DNA' , ' Sivri rl-1 ha s 'ho t b et if ftta - titi i in 0f the Put>lic..oilices.: • , SV I4 " • • • ' • .:`•' , appc:lntai,rolitidlescxanci . T.London, before the Honourable- , .LLolt.o Lbrd ICNy6I4, Chiet igsticei Are.: in and-: iffier -Eiattr Tenn, 1803. MIDDLESZX •: 1.0/41302i: Nforiday, April ,;.7, Tuesday Apra, 'AB ' Alay • 4 , Wectilesdair, , b., ordaY • .1 r - 1; Friday is SgtArtlay .i 3 AFTI-Ft TIAt).I. • • 1110141 V !!' • AVQ4rleSday 24, •• •.' " • •-• _ _ At Sh•towsbetry-A - ssites, t woinforimtioiti gfatited :by the .the Court of Kingtt; Bent.h; icarne-'on to f ,tried ,before Judge LAwitE.Nes, 'for , au ,pio*?l;4l'cliAlege to fight; a suit by-.lAstgs Ado', tits 1. e - -c. 3 ptatnin,tho 34th Regiment of :14‘0:itT tO'Gti:EY 'DIV AR D Bair , and . fur a scan dalotis Libel against Mti. aria Miss l ut.ToN, '.ther aril sister of , Mr. informations flort U-Ss'fOduci hilt• • ' litfe Assizei Beieforti "a' Cause' was iti64,ls,,wheNin iv as cl!I i :Wheeler,- of 'Buirtord; i'enciftl4; e ; The, Attign ••wag r . oukti tto being-the differenie:betWedit the •hightst'sinailt - st.:: price oc Ettps r . anti ztfoteltarid - (ba rgiihi • f)erCil;iAt 7 , whit:h . :sum :the Defehilaht luta' ag . to sell the whole of his last year's : 6 , o) of this • tp the Plaintiff. Mr. justice Ro'cricE; tl~ef. anti_ judke,,exwessed his.. op.itiiort ,thas,•tl ei tr:1 • - t was illegal, antl l t)intlhe Ir;ti•csui~je~tcsl,.tite tl ,}Loa prosuO &on 'for Fote . L'i stalling' . 4'n 'o'ne - ' 4 •o',r'th . o lea .ries , .of • life • whett dpo .- the' lun. w) l ,, c • m i n s f e *.riql, • fbuntl . . A „ the Defendant. = • A Chairman oC,Paisls c r e , „nitmx,c l •4ence l .last-• , fof . a . 'w;age tp " burgh, • flitr}L-iive, miles, in see minutes, with apiiardet case ; -the fiat; mileg - in an 11 - our:y . o ti ,. ;enty.hitl F rpiptyrs., .rie allwked eight hours. for his journey ' , TRH 9n a` triving at li.',4linburgh, he offered to gc ? on to Musselburgh (eight miles) within the time. • Bets to the atnount • goool. are said to have been denendiney • It F_S)" LV!)!ES. tRIDGZTOWN t , lINRBADOPS, Ict.N. 17. rccTrulicts l Sh lv ip ii s ic // i iztt r es ted a , 7 f d ro C ri r ;t 77 l. 7c i r ., c o e n ( a : o l7 l t o • t % 1 •.1 . tlx t4.th . D.ec. arfiveJ Lerc nmilhunday • last ; and this morning the Ships Cr.ra (V.:1:11 200 of the Gth );attalicn of the...66th Regirtzoti, and . gaiiger, h4vitzg.a!so separated from the ii -. ltittt on ;clic above day, art:ived ;' ttic Wmler boi:iiid ti - . 0 fatter to Si. Lucia. .4: :1A 1$ tl A.-kY The Erik. Frie4ds,,,boPnfl Pqf „ one of •fli'd!..l.4iiriaitit ;nett; paited on tlatt, a sth I)ecem ber,....avrty-ed here-4:c - stetday . .4coulifs' eCiied from Virti - , . nice, and from thenCo'cotnniunitotc,i'. to u 3, Rtate, 113C1' .beel-1: two of 164E7 ,Sl6ops of War-, nod-. caliried into the Sain!s, Get I Roc 0t,:913 EAU 0:1 I;:bartli' VranCe, bou;ld to it 34:44 a.l4Q.r§portcd,.;_tliat this 'F%ig4t!w ; i- - of ;1 Tr04e4:613,-/St4 RI for tlieWcst: fram 'she had parted ion it he . p,ailage, And, ch: cosSitig some of her conti.ottS.. ' biuin MatTiAtior- we: arc" 'also4nT9/inekt, ' ti!,4% imall of Prbilch Pkivateers'had.,tnaae o , :-.tiescent on 71,-4 , ,/,, , ,...% . %;hcre. they had- committed Many ex.; 'cesscs of yitt4-gr.-and.l}Kning. , - One of 'rigates r has been,clispatebed with TrOops; for the protection .. the' L los Fleet 4 • or y", • u arrtve ere onlWedr,esttif,‘:eningi.'aMppg . ihem,, 'the ,h Ships gir'gi4;tMiX- 1, :0#1,.. nA .1 4:ke.of York, -BtrA N 1: T Therydee . separatect from tl.e Convoy un conducted Ship .7wiiter ; of Jalilaic4 l ..Captain .. -Buaßows;' to whom the Masters of,..thoc-Vessels have lt* laomely..cNpress . ed . their thunks'for the ju_ 4ieious manner in which ;he led theft. • . - - C;Che remainder of the ':Flect.nra rii,oinentarily petted. The American Bilg Eagle, . from Portsmouth. fl•i: H., Gr.ui.GE itt) 1. xs.„master., arrived yes ',.terday. She. Wa3 boarded in N. long. 55...36,,by the French Privateer„SchZioner, Eg ) ,pe Le' Conpeter, LYKI..E.m. - mt, from G4ada who, after putting the . mates and creNy's of two American prizes 'ivhich he 'hitd captured .a day. or two . previous, on bciard, having found this i. , e'ssel leaky and lumber loaded, permitked hdr - an.rke 1901 inst., to:prcieeeck. Hii'.ll\attjesty.'s,Ship LeTieabein.arri tied off Carlisle Bay. this:porning, , and . we ftitlet*And that Admiral,: ..DoOK*otlot 16s hoisted, .hi . - . 14;;.` gon - board a, transpoft at.Marilnico, for the purpose, of sending this fiTlte . Bhip to druik*e' : to" 'windward for thepio.: teetion,4f . our expeacd'trade. • poNuAkv 31. The‘•Ship 'Captain RRDNIAN, arrived this . Angning, She ; separated -from the 'Landon riet December, itid' on the 38th, in sight of 'Madeira, was captured by the Fren c h - Corvette La' MoireL., of i S 'guns and zoo men, which also, two days after, captured the ship Acktn ture, hound to Martinico, bitt %'33 soon after re-cap tured bey ~ His Majesty's ship Brmnicittir, and having given -.information of - the 'capture or the the Frigate fell in %Kith ? mid re-captured her -also-on the 9ili inst.. having been then twel'y‘.azl)-1 in pus scssion, ;If the &env' tithe; however, no depredation whatever was m.!de upon thi Barg, Captain RromArt being suffcietito remain can board. The Aiivrntu,s was itho,oFdetttlyar -this pott; . -but h . as - n . oi 4 Ylet afriVid. .' a A Roman penny, I vorth . abput ninc.pence pf-Qll4. currenciy‘, was lately fiiund, with another itTnan ,coin, in-a garden at ColeheSter. - The impretsion one ,sick is.efilteed ; the other bears C.V. si4nifying Crtrtvir , .1.) en ria;ll fi e 4C I t ,111,.71 • Thi s wn.the currency in our SaviuLr's • • • G. Ei.e, charged with forgery,_ in having with a pen copielthe engtaVing ofa Winchester Bank -note, in such a manner -that the.,Engrayer,could scatccly recognize, the Irapd, has been acquitted at the 'Taunton '4 . ss,izes, after along - . =At . 'the Order; Whitechapel, on Satitrday . last, Th6nas Lasceb, a crimping Serjeant wry,-13oe, yvi,t,4 brought-. up,. by the Police- 011ictirs, for, tAitig .I,r,orattee..in the . I ) r e present St A tq Lotto' y customers were his own criiits, who tixitted atitY theiy bound noney; vrevent:l4,doing any more mischief in thiVhfin`nitS he was committed to khe,Housze Ot COrttaibil until the close of the, Lottery, On Saturday night last a coalhe:tvcr grossly treated a'llaclir;e-coaChatanin Flect.-street, whe n a GenttolaA,ipiide,insisted on the coachman° doing ltiinyeit pa4).le,ittstice, by drubbilg,the,..fellolv twit foitgAll . 'for twenty minutes.;.•,oe. , Geritlernati4its Secoitl tcr he - 'beat his.alyetrAyjnaoer:r.se.,:cre'rnalanty, to the sitis, faftlorsl.s,i,g , o7., : prk) : ,pit,ent...,.'flie Gentleman' teviratitEd'The Coachnian with a guinea., 1 17 r 1 . VI • in T 1 art , aV, • e 10 owe I acttstrates tort:-Ga . rieiglibourhOod ,- :Of Gray 'sdlifr4l•Ait,.'-vvzw•con'tidteti: - the peataity of. c• • vrii, •' ~ • int• . hottse,, •tt><g• ,journevmen and .4),Etntics.s. CO 4 1 .4 .tt dominos. Afihough, it is genvoN iw2gified that trees are oitnfalli[rlyl3tiled't3s;strv i iii-iik Oen: Of their bark, ye it Wc.3lll.i.a*ltfi,frprEi the ii 'sonic Ner.v - York tcliel 1, - t rtioy dccpyi k ;;;c4, k ,t4th,..i m pi i4 4 ty e,. t .6urnintr. o4rdiilk'itegit) are y ouag ir6itrtti% (s. lvartyvr t 1 t ;lie. •,. • •r. . se .c f t rhinattrii,.... ‘ . . . tot , • ;t.l.l.trjturr,a-py . •. t trongn 3 : yery . .„4 6. zta : .u.,et khpl.ht.r Xvitieliis* pre 4r: 179 q, 16 ; 1 completely reproducA its hark before Sept,einlyer, while a large crop of fruit that it was bearing at the time, did' not aprear to be in the