The Sun. — London, England, 1806-02-10 00:00:00

PATRIOTIC FUND. 7 - . I.Loyo's. r 11. R, 1506. A MOUNT of NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS for the F.I. ) ;coeral purposes of this Institution, already adver tised; ' -. • - - - £44 , 7,7 1 1 9 6 Rev. Dr. Disney, Pluckl), Kent - 5 5 0 Dalbergi,ees.and the Redburn Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry •• - - - . - - a 5 6 'lr. , Stanton. Manager of the Ashbourne Theatre Sl3 o Capt. William Wood, r4th Regiment of Foot ae , to o Orrerk';`lC6,r-tTarf in i sstOttert - 0 ffters, and Privates - ----;,•,_.- , so s iliting t es,fofi l lrolunteer Infantry, Major rtetTowie: t'om6aratiant - - i 6 2 to ' A f lariom44,BA.a.,DL.the Members of the Free and . Easy held at the Ship Inn, Ely, Cambridgel - liiie - if ' - o - 6 B The Bag Club ~.:A4 . '-iC,- '. ~ r. ~71, at. o o 014 ,, day"t'pay- , oethe Officers, Non-commissioned ~,,,,,Offieers,..anci.Privatcs Al the Wails Wood Volun- ...., . — i'er I rtfarftry; cdfnftrlrld6clb'y Samuel Walkdr, Esq.' • 'ZLierft.- Col, ..Con - traiandarar - - - ..; ," ' 21 (;) 0 i i a mits,',O%l;eorgt - 7.q. 'lllidd. Tyffs. Yorks: ', - - •r• ' a o it muel Kckewicle,',E.sl. - -•- • - - to to , a iftat'fi Lady,tierß:ferrier;Esq‘Great Yarmouth to 0.- o ;M.D. Clifton. "•-.',• • - • 3: o' 0 Richard 13mi:rain for A: N : • - - to o 0 ene - day's - pay -from- --the-Officers-and &leased the.. Lymington and Pool., Sea- fAneiblesv . pea Captain ~. g. J.-Strirly, R.N....,,,, - " ~.• .. -'. -..- . 12, o o Butler, Tlodkson,.;ind - )Vbe '..; ' - to 13 0 Net! P rodtice of t W Q..t . tii , Aerts . at xeter ' • 130 a o yr,,fi pina'mpiOn, - I)4vrln -' - - ,az6 , o Ile Non-Oom:pissldned`Officels and PtiVates'of the ißraid Island Penman Infimtre,County ofA Write, 'floland, - t-,vo day's p.r. • per kichaid Gerv'as'Ker, at, Ctiptain - . ' - ' • - 60 0 - - to 0 0 Rev. Thomas Cecil Grave, Reaorof ClOthali,Herts, 5 s o ~Loyal Greenwich Water Fencibles, Officers,- Non ' 'ctsmmisstorred Officers;-Drummers, and Privates, . .. Cal.it'. Henry 31aney,;'00m - nitinciant •- - ~.. .. 52 to 0 Rev. N. P. Dobree r Chaplain to, the garrison at ,1.-gtzerrasey. • . ~,, • .-. ~, : - • . , .., Rev. Robert Pritchard; Vicar of Myth, Notts. Ition,,cornrqissiosetPOßieers.inal Privates of the Sun derland corp.; n( Voltinteer A 1 titlcry ' - 7 2 o CcOcni t(rwarki 11.1if;11 .. - to to o !-:' Gilbert,,l'leathCote, Batt. -: - 100 0 o S. F. frons,Shreivbury ' - - - z 2 0 5:110A, 'Mid port - - - r r 0 I.!,:ut. -Gen. C•mybell, Roy,.l.llarines - To 10 I, Capt. K'empster, - ditto - ditto - 55 . D. My e tt4 i .EsLi. Gam!), ~ - -.-- 55 o ?Viz'. . - S'ir,l'lo G ocidilid - , BotliihiptOn, 'Dorset .Girlcces,l\4l4-conunisSiatieti 011ictr4a.nd Priv'ates'of 3 3 - 0 the r.ilit a I ofiiirry cOn).Rattrof the 2cl R . eor.,:nt of • 1.6) al. London Vulwiteers, per Capt. I.ack,iNton 44 13 .6 Inria,.'s Dekon - • - - . 5 5. 0 1)r. Guadt‘n - . 2 2' 0 ' , Rlw. l'oliri`Norill ' - - --r, 3 3 .0 Rcv, IV.. Marshall ' - - • - 2 . 2 o 2. 2 2 2 0 areen, Esii..POulton lancelyn, near , Ctiesfer to' o o Sot. ~.Working People. at tho Sign' of tne'Crown, " Crre'y EagTe-stieei, S'pitatti'elds -• • • _ e o Qhfiw.rs,:.N,on.cominissioned Officers, 'Drummers, and Ptiv'i!es of the Excterßci;iment of Volun- • plc day's pay, Lieut.-Col., Wright; -Com. f • • • Ma tql 1 , 1 • 4 2 1 7 3 n . !i . pcOing yield Officers, Staff, and various Officers ExererUe r cruiting District, iSer l i Gaiffiths r,.. - - - 06 . 8 6 feW Trleitits at CatinbZinvell; Styled the Moveables 4 5 o Mr. S. Baker, Theatre, Ruc_ne,sicr to o Ne7Ria,* lunos,:u: Henry For, two Seamen of His AlitAfts's,;'4‘hip Eg) nt;enne 2 o 0 Banter, of \Valton, in Norfolk • - to ro o VObert Harvey. ditto - • • ,010 o ' Ed. Harvey . - - Plen . Gregsnn, ditto • - - •I t o N,;ry Robinson - - r I d Se% eral or her. SubscriptinnS. of thelnhabitants; ditt o - 4 :17 e Itey. 13eajarnin Barker, of Castoa, Norfolk 4 4 6 cap,t,,lienton's SuhScrip,Y'Lieue. Mires, Petty Oflictrs, and Sea Feneibles of Lowestntle and Bar- OrIC day's pay , . amrrton 1Ve1,13, Little N'"evport-street, being part Profits of a Twellth-c., , Ke, weighing 600ths.- S S e u 4, l l l , : . trt , R ncit z.:t r o , n e ar Ctel ,r mstord o r • i • w. oG o o 4la p 4.lky's ,si froth Ow (...`'orps Nc Uepifotd i aofleet Vulun ' ti.gr,l,4ll,4hkry, by G. Rieb, COlTltTiailti.ll)T T I 3 iar t {w..,.l,l4raifd and. c:,(1. Ship-buildeis,' Deprival 'so o 0 olbrnoq 441;ie:i4Quf11)•1 1 3,rit. • - • 1 0 to o filinr,4l).eys :ir.ll,seilbroak; li•l4nagers of tite . - • 7 S o iat,and .C;Littil.:§J^e of OM Artei• • 1 - Virsirni:isindt,"2.WSub'scriptlon, by 1. Finn 25 6 S. StAlllClls.:Ei4L'incitclnihirks.streqt 7 ,l7oilailiT34>lace to '4o' Week%i peiy , tiCtritOliierts: 4- Nou-5.:4mini444 , 11 , • - ki fieet, and garnsiitple ReKiniat of Volunteer Int,lotry, tiie , a.-col.,kaJvis,Com. 40 o 0 Capt. Vflrteibb'ttatilbOrse,..R.N. , - , 0 0 ,Ratithone• , , ••,•-, • 7 2 i : 0 illitan Tritticousll i ;Essex o S o o Ie o aranciasigodtenn, Esq.•:.• Aconarll.l3Lll.,of Tretn 5 Jo 0 0 ^ Z o John K. ditto 01 1 s,Itelat (pup :14 ( .7 Y. diltd - it. PI Send h; ditto) F - , ditto - Manno:7k, 1 nspeaihg Pia': Of. fi cr District} -•-• '. O Sea f r.trn.ii;les.ili the Cork Disariel, by'Capt. 'Geo.. • • . • ' FNIZI Cove , (,'apt, (7 . .„.I. l keliti 10514 . ) . h Kept - • 1 tiny Mikers:and Men, iday's p a y each • 'n tt o v ccirlt, Donovan, 4 days' pay 1 1 0 : , :Pctty'Otrict:rA and •Me.n; t day's day -9 • 7- isage; .I.lenfeilinie Bay ley, 4 clay s'•par - t o- o . Petty'Olficer,.7. Gat() ditto 5 - • Men, 1 ditto d itto - 1 • 3 Haven, Pat;. Odic and Men, th4'S . p . ay - - 6-- 6 o Xial4,l,tall Capt . : M'Ci iiire, t 2- 6 .. ~ r.itutenant I•ltigerald.ditio o 8 Er' rr. . , Petty illcc4intd Men, :dittd 3rg to 0 v jas. Ratio Co.:H4ifax,Yorkshire to'•io-• o 4;71 ~on, Frcs:ri; ;'skitedik • -1 I o CfarVc, , Midshipman of His Ma- • Jes!x i l . hie I tinnorta,ite • - ' - 5 5 o t.sq. Liverpool - • •- 21 0 •tie!nwitli'C'ti'rpr drveomariry and Artillery, corn- - • manded by Lord ,De Duristauville to o stlnlrtirrgrey . . - --5 z io ~ fe,ty F,rientfsi . htte;int'gr Qti,ifc's ritr,bild-si feet, itvl ary.fc-honirc q t 6 f, Officers Noii-cdittrriissioncdPriicers, anci.,Pri yaws, of the WilitchurchNelbincets, 1 clay's pay. 7 t 3 •• Surponi:Royal•-blavy • ; , 3, -0 0 N ant.(?oinini*sioned Litheers, Privates, And '}lo:.'orar,O , Mointieri.'ors-tht.Ossury, Yeoman Ca. • vairy.t2ticiln's County), .1 reland tiel . Mt-;; •St.• Petersburgh, - 1 - fenry , Cay3eyoiitta - . Ac tf ty. i ,!;, t x unvatr 14nd •• . i(Atex.iiclar.iri!sci::riups ;r t+. - Ve 7 4I4IAM . - .4. few' Friends et tile Red Lion, Red Lion-court, Itriltzt.:yn - zor,yetialtitnith . • - Otnirders•iray.drlitz tifficcrs,.NOrkcorn .ir missiop,:,l . .olficers, matto t>s the Barmearit Yeomanry Lavairy, , Coplimandant •5 1 3 9 ant day's lay of , rhe'Offie'arseicep-coivt - inissierieci•Olfic&o.k, • mull erivatt 3g t the , !:: O Skreen and Donsititiillin eszinanry. Cavalii rltrfaritriy;rly taht:Righ.t • • c !rows-tart of titn)ol.,.. Ciitnittentlant , :o 4 „.- 4 8 epAct) day'B pay of the OtficersiNeli-c,Dm, / , 4: rilissioned Officers, and Privtite of the . . lit Ardbrac:iait Cataalty, Thoniisen, Esq. , LonirriatiOnt etr.r ., ( I .a.ye jilt/ of the tticers; blop-cdn '" rksyioned,nfticers, .aed:Privatet; of the itallymagimsson eYcornanry intantrs, 3 Win. Gorman,. Esti:. Cerninandinit tint day's.-04 of. tite.ollicers,,Ncr-caorn alisaonect tficeri, and Plivatek 0t the Iloyal, Trim Yeottianry luoantry, Adanj Carstior:e;-Esq. Commandant - -tThe day's pay_of the -Oilleets. •mission,:d•Officers, iktid P iivats of the '1 • Upper Kills Yeomanry infantry, *ardMolloy, Esq. Commandant - 5 rto 'Exch f lnge Per E. j. Collett, Esq. 4l 9 8 37 "7: Subscriptions continue to be received it Llo) Ws; and A-a ,the Bankers in Town and Country. I. P. WELSFORD, Sec. 1 0 2 2. 0 " 2 0 2 2 0 I 1 o 2 2- o 1 I o t .~`. it . 4 6 1 4 41 52 10 0 , 52 la .3 2 2 o I I o 10 JO 0 4 1 9' S. 4 1 4 4 S I . . 1 Lt.' Au iv rn —3 Dublin. Du z— r 1 - iirnburgb, 2 GOttellblygh, x Lisbon, 6 kVaterfoni, . . Ct 01 STOCKS THIS DAY AT TW tLyz-o'cLocr.. Consolt . • 61 THE SUN. SOLI:,: QUIS DICERS I'ALSLIM AU:A-AT? L 0 ND 0 N, !I 0 ',WAY, FEBRUARY 10, SOJ. IT is stated in several of the Papers of this morn ing, that D - ispatches were received on Saturday even inge-at the Office of the Secretary Of State for Fo reign Affairs, from the Continent, containing intel ligende of a most extraordinary and disastrous nature, viz. that the KING of PRUSSIA had taken posses sion of the Eleaorate of Hanover in his own name, and as his own property ; th a t His Ba 'TANNIC MA JESTY'S Arms, as 'lllecitor of Hanover, had been taken from the Tribunals and Public Offices through but the Eleaorate, and that 'a demand had been made upon Lord CATIICART, that all the Recruits raised there for the German Leg,ion, should be given up to the Prussian Goverumen t, We feel, however, great satisfaaion in.being able to state, that this account, U; trot Wlitlly unfounded; is very much exaggerated. Our Reader's will do us the justice to recollect, that in THE SUN of the 23d ult. we stated, that a Con vention had been entered into between the,French and PruSSian Governments, in conseq;ience of Which His Majesty the KING of PRUSSIA was to occupy Hanover during the War, and the Allies—were to evacuate the Eleaorate,. and • the "Bristiiii were to return home. It is certainly true that the Prussian Troops have began to carry 'this' Converi tion into execution; and that Count SCJIUL'EN'nURGH has, in the name of his Prussian Maiesty,• pro visionally:taken possession of the Eleaorate what its ultimate fate may be on the conclusion of a general Peace, it is impossible in the presentostate of affairs to foreiee ; but we again repeat, that the measures adopted by the KING of PLUS'SIA are only pro visional, in consequence of the Convention al luded to. With respetarto the Germanaecruits, we believe some difficulties did arise, becanse as by the Convention Hanover was to remain in ifState Of Neutrality dnring the''-' ar, it was conceil7kl that raising 114eruits there for the service of Hislia IT/at- • 1 , 71C` M'AsisTe till& be considered a. 5 a violation of its Neutra!ity.' The dicijiqiittga . ,, l ;hmA . ler„, subsisted, hate,heeti surmounted—the gru i tettpart, of the British Army, including the German Legicitt, have bean. embarked, and are, we believe, on their passne_hotne ; . the retuaindpF,#4l'follo 'as'sOonas i • Jr, • It is" entioned itusomeracceunts, that tifeittfai of Pausl tA ! is to take posisession l ofßrem%:, ; thipim! only be at present, a, tir,it te f conjecture. We received: a 'Letter ono epaitifiday fromr 41Stottleil,' , ;,,;4 dated the. aoth ultimo, and at Unit timmaithtwas - not known thefe that 'suet; 'a measure iiil;l:in .terreilatiin7.4utcif We may venture to Ofrerour uppa:the suhje6i, we think it by : ao,omeanS probabrd:• e.);L:Jtt 4 ,,t,, ~ . .19,2 ~ . . • , ..•:.1 , ... LAST ni ,- 11t we received 1- ) thfr'Pafiers to the 41 ...-. inst ! atiliZiadeJournals ttalt - e4t h. J . a • .., •; t Au It appear,s. by the Pt oclatuation , issued ..,bY BONA PARTE on tAe!;;Zth of Det.':f i r Schoenbitnin; that even at tlikt,plrod he had 'decided iipon the fate of , c , ..A..,..: ..) ~. . , Naples,andhaasublicly a niumnced his detertnination 1 relative to that tanfi)rtunat_t,iiintry, in a manner . 4 that could,lealeno doubt "that nn time would be lost ./ in carrying it - into execution. Every endeavoUr toj , .1 •ei 4 ._ obtain the suspension of the march of the kiench i , . Troops to Naples proves .fruitless, and ..- nii - itope 1 WhatevCi V'ernain?tig, the (Neapolitan •;11.t.nbassatlor - : ~.•,., ? ,• , , , .„::..- e. 4,,,., ;.,. ~- • : a ay.! ~, i 9 Ait ttea: rats tileiOay atter .tiONAP 4 VßTAar.fivgy In slot Capifil. - 'There - 'is unfditunatVbeliis gtatific;rfilrjii.l-.! ing that 4r . .eflt.aual resistance . could be made by i l the Ne9blitans'ito the vastly superior force -o f the French, and Probaiq ere This the territory of Naples 1 has become a 'Province of the liingdpm of Italy.— 1 The Royal Family . and the: principal :PerSonS Of ti‘e! Kingcloin',Would, ,cleuhtless:effO their escape to 8f- i city, where we trust they can :be -suppotled against - the furtherincroachmentg of Vranie.. ..• .: • ! 1 „~ -.:, .. ~ :iiL t No Curtharintelligence t. as _reached the Admiralty respe ting," ,the Squadron ,seen by Sir IlictrAnD,, STRACHAN.:'IIie latest iatelligimce upon the sub jeta is, we believe; contained in the following. Let ter from F.al:l4outh, dated 'on Friday With respe& to - Capt os - r i.up,!-'inceo.ant, all I can state is, that it most - certainly, was' neither :the Svaidrou under command of Sir J. B. IVAttßes, Which way chased by Sir R . STRACHAW, nor thn+ which has arrived here under Admiral Colt:mm.4F. A Lieutenant of the San Joseph informed rcre, that they saw th Convoy off the Start, and not since; and the Towns - he/id Packet spoke Sir J. /3: WA It- BEN'S Squadron on TUesday, prior to the ar ival of—Csptnin---03Tr.s—rtherthet. wet e to •-t-he south , .vardorUshant, steeling to the S. W. with a fair' wind. - The Squadron chaced7 . by . Sir R. J. STRACIIAN was see:bn Saturday Morning 6 leagues t o witid.,kiar'd "of tf ConvOY. Ido most,certainly think, it an Enemy's Squadron; but how to account fyr !the, tiOn 7 arrlval of particulars I know not. It blew a gale of .wind at East on Noncay.- - - . - i-Perhaps, Wally thing has been.done, they are gone for Ire-. land." expressed'somec time ago our firm belief that the Cape of Good Hope had been taken by General BAIRD and Sir HomE. POPHAM,. and our opinion is confirmed by' the measures recently adopted by Go vernment, for three Transports ,have baen ordered to sail fur the Cape with Provisions. The new appointments announced 'in the Gazette of Saturday, will be fOunl in 'the last page A I • Saturday, at ten o'clock, the ROYAL FAMILY left town fOr Windsor. ' ;YesteriW morning ,His MAJE S TY, PRINtESiES AUGUSTA, MARY, and AMELIA, attended by Gen. Fitzsoic and Colonel DESBROW, went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a *Mon by the Dean of Wind, sir, from the Bth chapter.of the Ads,.an&22d v. Her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE- of WV.O Es paid. xesterday morning vlsit - ro — DOMTgrt Lady DL COVenin, at her house in South Audtey . street.' ' .... . . . *Qn•Saturday Mr. - F63c, had his first Official intro-- duaion to the several Foreign i‘linisteys, - ills, Down ing-street. He afterwards dispaiehocl- a Messenger. to the Continent. ~ W , • ' • . - On the same day Mr. INDHAM, triirisaklea: btLi ness in the Colonial Department. • i --, ." : - - This day the new Lords commissioners :of the Admiralty took their seats at the Board in the fol., lowing order : - Ist Commissioner Right Hon. C}t Aii 1.23 Ca-Ey. ;,,LI 7 ,- 77 Air. Pit 11.11 Si4P DENS, B.irt. • 3(1 - Rear-Admiral MA R.I:IIANz. ; ~, 4th_. -- .- Sir CH A . PO . L E 4 . :Art. Stir ---!--- --!=- WILT. - N - F. 4 t. E„ flirt. . •.. _ s Oh -:-,--:-...::...-.-- Right lion: hittl Ossu Cs - to Nrl , :. _ ,.th' . 7•: •,, ,, -- —.-- • Right llop ...Lc? r 4 lc 1. :., svic; rOsr, , cliidSecretary,,W?t : MARSDE N , Esq. , • ' • ,;d Ditto, B.'l oCir.tit,"sq. - C. A ' • r Principal Secrrtary:to First LOrd,.". . 1 A R E A A A , Esq. , The new Treasury: Board is. complotely fdrine4, and sat for the first time this day; it is composed . di the following MeMbers :-....--' '.',.: :... xst Lord, Lord Glut:lA:it-LE., •lirli Lord, Mr.CouRTP:I,/aYi 2cl Lord, Lord H. Privr v. • • A 5 th , Lord, Mr. Wick itA 1 4: 3d Lord, Lord ALT:HORDE,.::.a:.. ; .. . , . ‘, , - • ••• - SaAtirdai.lhe, op f*.ers, c r. the .Court . 4 4....,e qw , 4 t5 l , mounted on horseback, proclaimed the Eledion of a . I%lember for . WestminSterVliti . consecluene of‘ Mr. l'ox's temporary resignation of his 5gat,,t9,44k4t,14P4 on - Wednesday: . - -. .. ... 41Liiarioi hrfa !ni • Mt, Gt4lo l %f is, it is understoo&i,to-he tsptgntel :At t0;,14f 7 0e41401 ,to the PRINCE of N4F.i . ... - ' . - 0 ., ; !' ;„ Lord ST. V I NC EN T i s , it is.iaid;,terbeltircl-fitigh 'AderirtitrKtlktit.tatrow Seas, •that,i frditi,‘'Capt;:l'i iiiii&'ree fliiffe - goi•th '1 ) 44,.44 An ; tg : . t c i, ,Ow E *4-.., ward as the Azores ; and, consequently;, .is,htio be tutrutetbvith the command of the Channel s __ _lrish, Downs,.atqlT.No.r.th:ea.F . Acers. .; • •,- r i v ; ,,, , 1 , . Sir,C,.,Pq4y. is i 4t ,i, aw.). *Aid, ts;pe ipfof-im-c-orp .l, . a 1 dt •AC.../?......, .- - •LI teat, .man.diftq ..pr jS,T,,,;V - ,.;4T,qc,t , F,T)„in the. Chaiihel and that , Atinair;ll,J;l4BlG II ' , DODGE -As, in:the 7/fuo trious; of , t, --gtuispiis.- t-O Save, 2 1 , tlyinrsiittitcyon ' , Of .. .si:; Sail Of: the:lla, and ;',rikilti-,s; ' I?qtq6tl, l lA l 46? -Head and Selseatilk - . ~‘; ,r_ • ‘• . Atitericapb i TitperB to' the: e9th o f . DeOember-ar ri yeti 'on Sati4,74aY,,;' biy some A.4 - „lvliicli it: appears:, ;i.liat -the publiczrind in..that country is in a statzaf .tonsiderable 'AO tatiOil !Itied ferrpt•qc-:,-- ,, -. • •-• • .3 Y 6 ''' Nk:vir 'l':okli. Dt i, ,q s 4B'. 2 *fe'lhtli'ilf.:lind otedf , Congress therealeem s 'no w to,. be In , unequivocal and' `l4arked iriiiegatlbil -aittinsf'fli6.authors of indig ,-, cities a'44,111,10:14,44ffey0; - tii ! J O i'fiMiiiK9' . erce, whether .byEn..giand,or : other. It is!tio,-Ipnger to be doubted :that-'1 jealtiiiskba's , crept- inkiibt)th.the American and Ilrigs 4 cti i i ip 2 etl i rsfm9 .. qipg connilertial 'Atli rs, and that the two Governmetas are mutually dissatisfied. Mistress of the Sa t .s, England would have e v e ty Fl ag i Suligt„,ts.k r .tw i ,i4ol4. -- ifor .1 0 ery ' 2 ,Ship .subjeCtecr t o :her will,: ,•:-.lff , ataly./Power should-have the..dominion ef tlie Se6sk that :Power 'is England; but becawie , - 41 4 ,e:. 1 )44:44,(A,1\74VaLpyerprity,, .her Fleets .beipg , , (themost . powerfulon.the .Globe,, is -she therefore t o ' cdidate . to" •allVtilher.:Altfrititne Powers, and lord. it 3VA'' the - WO:tit ?- - -- . --We ' litYpe - xidt-:•-We hope Mr. JEFFERSON- Will • 'say it- shall. i)ot :la.`'—(Daily ./.Iti 'phl.fser.)- , •• . - •. • ... . --- _, A....P.: ...C.,. :.., is.-.'• . . ~.• ': ;" , . • . ..' . Barbadoes Papers, to th e 21st Dec. inclusive, hare `fieeii " - reciva-? 1 -=-Onp'of theth states, - that'a':French • liriiAll4o; Of, .‘446ns" and 350 :nen; has' . captured, :out - he Coa i-szi - .A. - friea r off Congou , River, four Slave Ships,-v - i4. the Ciarencipjz, with 268 . slaves; Rebecca, I , ..s •5)4 . 411 . • 294: ; _jaw, 41i1i . 2 8.3 .; and a Brig; with 150. -These vessels Were . )-2117:armed, and, had they acted [ 4, tcretlier;. vlbilld,'ddubtless; have beaten the Priv te4;:tliey.,ol34.:eyer,. suffered themselves,to be at lacked separately, and were, in consequence, carried. 'On -the Enenly ranging alongside- the' 'ACtipe,-, the e tatkr.ship4,oltp sea; the Aelive; .:however ; fought inir nearly thixe hours;. cluringmbiclL period she-had , :iiii "men killed and `NVortticiedi - the Pripiteer pur ;.sSicd the Ciar.eX4*,.‘a'A4,. t . te . i, 4fi action Of an hour ,acrd a half; took her ; , ,_the liebe‘ccd. and the Brig soon after struck without resistance - , - ..,. . _ The St; Fji*Elir4frefte Of the I4th of beeember i says : " Ativioe.lias. been , received here,. that a force, of three 5-ail - of-the . Line and nine Frigates, withf 5,0 c),O . ,TOTs, ~41...‘ momentarily ely,,e4ecl., at 'Air- , -tiniquetlmm .ROde-Ile, Rochefort, and .I.,'Orient ; 1 in consequence of _which every precaution has been . 4 taker, here." .-..- - . -:. " ' .' - The Antigua TapersldOwit tor.the 25th, reduce.the , • force expected tn,:rwo ll ,Vrigateß. ' Admiral Coc ft- I.INE, With the Noriftifiii,Perhind - and '.4t4r, of 74 giirrs,. 'itwo- Vrigatei; f : and . • three Sloops,. - ,was off . Martinique on the 14th - Decemberi . :lo"dbierve the approach of the Enemy. NAVAL NE IFs. From /he LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 3, z 806. Admiralty-Office, Feb. 8, 1806. Copy of Enclosures from 'the Hon. Admiral Corn. =tills to William :Marsden, Esq. off' Brest,-.7a7C5-67 I beg leave to inform you[ .ttat, on theltntridg of the. 28th instant, wherLrunning . for this station ) in pursuance of your orders, his Maiesty's,Gun-brig, under, n 7 command;"Capturefl Le Voltigeur_Lu ggfr , Prit'ateer; . of St. M a l oes , p i erce d f or 14 guni; bit having only six nine-pounders on board, with a complement of sixty-six men, out one day, .but had not tako - any . thing. I have the honour to remain, &c. *" T. NESBITT, Lieut. and Com. The Hon.. Cornwallis, &c. SIR, Attack, at Sea ; Jan, 26. I Peg.lCave to inform you, that his Majesty'S Gufr. bilk - Grewler, in company with the Att a ck ; at da?- light on the 28th inst. fell in with and captured the French . LUgger Privateer Voitigeur, of . 14 giads and 7q men; 'Having learnt from th.nn that'anOth& Lug ger, then in sight, was also an Enemy's Privateer of a similar description, nothing was left undone to come lipvith;her,,and after a circular ChaCe ; qt-nine hours, I got alongside, and captured: her. She proves to be Le Soreier„, of and from St. Makies, .with 6o men and 14 guns, ten of which they had. -thrown overhoard during .the chace, commanded by.Gillaume Francoise Neele. ; out two days, and had taken no thing, but was to, cruize., for two months. I feel pleased t h e two such VesSels ;should I'4 .into our possess4m, as they. might have done much - mischief to our Western Cdminerce. Lave the Horwur to be, &c. • • THOMAS, SWAIN. Copy' of a - retierfisom t'ice-zidnzfral L'oid Collin T wood to Esq, SIR, • ' Queen, rd Sea, Jan 21. inclose, for the: information of the Lords Com missioners cf the Admiralty, a /report of capti c tre t s the 17th - ,of November last 444 th e gth of January.-,-.1 am, &c. , - COLLINGWOOD. p.rnssian Ship Minerva, of-t gun, b ►iU and z oo ton 4 buir. then; front Barcelord, s baund to Ent bden',•laden with 'brandy ; detained by. ;he Thunder Bomb, Ndv. 17, ;Soc.—Swedish jean, w;K;8 nten , ;mt. 15,3 tons burthen, from Nrigo;.baund to S tra ls un d, laden ith'clirecia and fish ; detain ed off:Vialaga, by. (lige, Nov. 27, ilios.—Scitian Ship L. DT. Providence, efg'inert and so tons burthen ' from t' a lertno, bound to Genoa, laden-with s un d r i es r detained by glehlur, giana, Dec. 1, 13.75.-,..t . rettcli Privateer Andromeda. of 4 guns.and 13 men ; caOurcti by the Spider, Dec. 'to, 135,5: Shtp - Vildanden, of 3 men 4'14 . 72 tons bit rt hen, trorp Bareekni,a bound Copertlia ; gen detained by the Tlittn&r Bm . o b; t9,* Mitisli"Sltip Sophia, of ; gun, AS) men, anti 203 tc,liS bur t hen, laden with nuts, Lt C. bound to Salo; detained by ditto, same date. —lk Tripsieltere-c-ot:lgirtfrets, from t he isle of France, 69011 ti Mi Leghorn, laden with sttg4t, }:oliee, &c._; detained by t h e Chil deis, Dcc. 24, igos,--litioori4,ll Ship 4rlitiea, :of men io frinit Oran, betiand to A lgeziras, iadeh WitlrStiTalitet,; (15(ained by the Nl.t tin, January 5, 15,6. I , oTtype . ge S hip Sap 4db:into,' of men and 3 tons, from Tetur n, hound ti, 1414'144; ,laden with' sundries - ; - detairlai by, ditto,. lanu,ary 9, --4'ortugttese Ship <...ato V-''ol:4:tnen and 24 tops.bue-: then, frombound:lci raga, laden with .{lass; ile a filihed-by ditto saint,: date „ CULL INC WOOD:: LY MOUTH, ; : "1:A..8 4 2 --I\-I:r . iyo tfic Pic/. 14.? S.C. onner, lafiii - AutAs A Alo,4l3 6 Airat,Xpici,:s.i4woos : I it undi'!:•• Sly,14:1114 - :syp liiing ,- .4yiy intelligence of onstf . itiuenic9; The .I.llspatches INere forwarded,. tq 44.4114tx:itliMedta.i4 g,fter her arrival; -", Eanzny, .capt,cootim a laden with coals, fro m Liverpool; b oun d. t o M a l tm; 9:l ) Hil ee 4Cd 9.4 11 cr v.W1449 fg-nA C.liP9 , Mi9 - lievre;•-but wary obliaed tos bc.,ar• up' it% consequencotof .'\\lll/1 off cape kintsterro `Milo"' b'y . one the.. ftltte'ci,winco to the heavy' " " iea then running, ihe'lious .• '2O • • running 4411 .could /not he hoisted cult to' take possession 44.1414,, andild'escap,ed in . the, rif6x... .61so . the the Martha, LE W I NGTON,,_ fro s trA London, for Dug- ANT),nl;*,, Viguera, with, 'fruit,,f4,t4is Port x atld the. kiarnburgh, 4 4 - :,toth :cf ,M4pt. WM. jAmz, frorn to Litm, 'last from L0nd0n. , ...: 1 a, C the Achille, of 74 guils;:•ktr Port's:trio:lth ; aticltti "Ep/Ositvi "840 With, a Pi,* of Mercll4oc, men undef,Canyo34 far the Downs; also the Hite nia, -ofi. to guns, 'arta Prince•qf . Wales, of 9S • • , . for TOr - bay.. 'the. Charlolle lilted Armed, Partsmontb.- csi The Egyptienne Frigate went out of Hattott, t s _morning and anhored in the Sound. At'il* . ed the Caroline hired Armed Brig frbm Scilly. Sailed the Co7poys Sloop of War on a Cruize. . . z.•. 7 .Arrived the Mfgterip. c.: , t , PVRDY, front London for Lisbon, With wiottvast. she was obliged to bear away,. having herflumps choked ; parted:frnm - the C 4,44 on Tue4Y when ohe had not Mnre.thßiis...4pVesitls unc!er Con -yoy, the rest having last her In a galoot wind,‘ .Arrived also tiv Prussian GalliOt CatAariaucrholil, IioLL,- from Portsthodtli gi3 - Andero; i'sl.)t . ' - in by contrary 1ti,13 from--.Liver,pool ; Friends, J Acksox , frq . m . ‘Byistnl,i and the.;Tartar, WRIGH T ,. 'Sailed .‘the.l)ea6, 41 1 . 05:f 9 r Poqsznou4i l 4l . nii! g i. - and the John, I. l REttiebiniA, for London, • • VojmiNtqupt, Vgn t g„.--.7Y4feicl i ayauemn u n icre 'Admiral J. LEITH DOUGLAS arrived' here, arid hol ed hiq flag o.n board `the I//usiriou4 of 74 guns; at St. Helen's VAe 4to 4ave the h)llowing . Ships un der hiicormAancl: the Prince •q, Wales, Fame, .4.. I,ustripys, and .4chi//e, of 7.c guns each, Aftica and, the Aitrea and quebec Frigates. ; . I IIIIP..6.1?1,1-L .Py11:1,1211VIEY.1). 4 -4- • f.... ' i . --- tt s" :7 - , ... 4 Or 1 HOvS.E i, • - -tom , PE2.4.,.4 , 5, - . .. C ~,s, te, ,z ' SATUaDAY, YEB. S.' • , , THEIR Lordships met at half past three. - Lord EA:LENZ:CHOI:GU again presided. r ----- TiTtriktalraati 2 .Bili and the Pension ; -8,4----Doty- Bill were read a second time: and :committed for , Monday, after which the House adjourned till Mon -1 da:((thiiday)..