The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-10 00:00:00

DUBLIN, STMR 5.

The camp at the Curragn was to have broken up
last night or this morning.
Lady Hardwicke has arrived at Phoenix I..(Ndge,
where the Loid lieutenant is expeeted this evening.
Friday, Gen. I.)yott sailed for England, in con-
sequence of orders sent to Waterford by express, re.
immediate attendance at Weymouth on
the psi son of His Majesty. His Staff remains the
same a, before his departure.
Atiout eleven o'clock on Sunday morning, up-
wards of twenty prisoners confined in the Provost,
escaped from thence, by means that it was impo.si-
ble for human foresight to guard against. Sonie
time since, two persons sent for a Magistrate, by
permission of Major Sandys, on pretence of giving
information, in which, however, the Magistrate pea-
ceived they were not sincere, and di.tnissed them.
In a short time after, they applied to the Deputy
Provost Nlaishal, requesting he would permit them
to reside it the condemned cell, to avoui the other
prisoners, as they threatened their lives for having
given information. The Marshal, not knowing, as
they did, the weakness of the cells, which ought to
have been the strongest part of the prison, granted
their request ; the consequence of which was the
escape of Sunday. Parties of cavalry and infantry
were immediately sent by Sir Charles Asgill, under
the direihion of Justice Bail, in pursuit of them, hut
for the present they have escaped. There were in-
formations against most of these persom for aftual
rebel:ion.

Patrick Farrell, who was lately apprehended at
the Curragh, in an attempt to circulate counterfeit
Bank of Ireland Tokens, was convicted on Sa'urdav
last, before Samuel .'Montgomery, Eiq. a magistrate
of the county of Kildare, for having ten such coun-
terfeits in his possession,withunt being able to assign
a satisfaCtory reason for the custody of them; Ilse
case being most clearly established, he witi adjudged
to pay. a fine of 501. being a: the rate of five pounds
for each of the ten counterfeits, agreeably to the
Ad of Parliament recently passed for the protedion
of the Bank Token currency.—Not being able to
pay the fine, an imprisonment for three calendar
months, was, in conformity with the provisions of
the alt, substituted in place of the penalty. He was
accordingly forthwith committed to the common
gaol of Naas, there to be kept to hard labour dur-
mg the period of his imprisonment.

A Letter from Bussotah, by the late Mail, states,
that it 11317/. WECHAI had been attacked near
Gedda by the PacliA, and, after a desperate crinfli3,
routed with immense slaughter. 'I he insurgents
retreated in great confusion, and the desart, for a
considerable distance, was strewed with the killed
and wounded; most of the latter were left to perish.
In consequence of this event, a :etyma ceremonial
took place at Gedda, to celebrate the victory of the
Faithful over the enemies of the Noy's sr, and the
news diffw.e.l joy throughout the Turkish Empire.
Several of the Chieftains of the Mahratta confe-
deracy have disbanded their forces, and obtained
permission to retire to Poenah, where they are to en-
joy certain stipends from the revenues of the Pcisrt-
%ea. Esser ROA, HUI vet;ST ROA, RAGAN ATLI and
BALLS, lately in confederacy with the Prastrwa,
have retired into their respedive distrids.
The British Government has deposed the trouble-
some Zemindar of 1i )4 ssoonv, and appointed his
son to succeed him.

On Monday last, accounts were received in Dub-
lin, from Enniskillen, announcing the death off" the
Hon. and Rev. W. Moseoomiav Cott, third ton
of the late Earl of ENNISKILL tR, and brother to the
present Earl. He was a young centlernan, of the
most amiable qualities, and h id been recently ap-
pointed by his E‘ceilency, Earl HARDWICK', the
congen;al patron of talents and virtue, to the Dea-
nery of Waterford, vacant by the promotion of the
Right Rev. Dr. 131.• rsost. He went to bed perfealy
well on Saturday night, and was found dead next
morning. He was in his 31st year.
Average Prices of British Corn, in England and
Wales. from the Returns received in tne week,
ended the lst September.—Wheat, 665. .sd. lice,
40s. parley. 3 Ls. 101 O,tts, 475. 5.1. &ins,
41s. 7d. Pease, 495. Bd. Oatmeal, 445. 91.
Beer or B•g, 13.1.

Sill RIFF': COURT, SEPT. T.

FONSACRE V. ortiri,vits.
The Plaintiff i. a widow woman, and deal
toys ; the Defendant a law writer. It appe4
that the laver had bespoke a rncking•horse fvr
inn, and the price agreed on was three guineas.
was to'have an additional stirrup, with a shoe at
end, and also a-temporary peg ta, e.s in on the r
side the saddle, that his da Aghter migut occasion
use it. The horse was sent home; but Miss Co:
not keep in the temporary peg, and every canter
took, brought her to the ground. When the P 1
tiff sent in her bill, the fault was explained, with
additional intimation, that if it could nrt be
medied, she might take back her ill-constru-
poney. The Plaintiff, thinking the objeflion an
cute tor non-payment, called upon the Defend
and abused him with extreme grossness. The
fendant told her he would have no noise In his ho
and, if the persisted in her scurrility, he would i
her out. Mn. P. grew more violent, 4nd ued
opprobrioni language; upon which the Defenc
turned her from his passage, and shirt the duo
her-fiee. This war, the Alleged assault; hut
these did not appear to h..ve been more farce I
by the Plaintiff than was necessary to put her or
his house, the Jury found only a firrt,,,:,,,r Llama
The three guineas for the rocking-bona were
the day after the assault.

POLICE.

MANSION HOUSE.
Saturday, Robert and .fritet Prorre were clia
before the LORD MAYOR, on supicion of ste
501. in notes, from the house of Vere and Luc
bankers. Mr. Holdsworth, the City Marshal,
duccd a 401. bank note, wh:ch he said he faun
consequence of a diredion of the prisoner RI
Pearce, who, he said,had lived as an under
at this house, and hid access to the desk where
money was, and Mr. Foster, one of the young
tlemen whose desk it was, found it had been
open, and robbed at different times of 501. in
notes ; that, having reason to suppose it m •
done by some one in the house, he set a watch
detected the prisoner in the act. One of the o
who had the prisoners in custody gave in evi
that Robert confessed his taking all the notes,
told him where to find the 401. note ; and th
had changed a 51. and three IL notes. Mr.
proved the 401. note to be his property.
prisoner said nothing in his defence, but wa
mantled for further examivation. There bein
proof against the oth .r, he was discharged.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

Lately, as a young man of the nam- of
bison, a fa:mer, at Denl-am, near Dab:
WAS driving his team down Denham I Dill, Ise
the usual precaution of locking the hiad wa
prevent the cart running down too rapidly.
halt horse, however, being young and mettle.
began to plunge, and frightened the fore 1
when they both set off on a gallop. The y
man ran forward to stop them, but unfo, to
1.11 across the mad at the head of the fore hors►
c trt went over him; onewheel broke his 1 gs.
oth:r severed his head from his body. A ptm r
with three children, at the bn•:om of the hill. .
the horses approaching, endeavoured to ge
children out of the way, but she had not
The two eldest were crushed to death, an
was thrown with the youngest, an zi,fant i
arms. into the ditch. They were both
bruised, bat are likely to recover. The young
was to have been married is a few days, to
Watts, of Denham.

This day the City Sessions will be held at
hall, and on Wednesday the Old Bailey ia
commence. There ate for trial at the i
prisoners, many of whom are for capi:al off r
Daring the late review at Coxheath, a p
of Cap.. DEWAR'S Rifle Company of the
York Militia, I..aniiir on ;he muzzle of his rif
piece by some accident exploded, and !nein;
off one hand at the wrist, and the other a
the elbow : part of the shattered stumps were
wards amputated, and the poor fellow bore th
ration without a gream His Captain pops
subscription for his wife and children, to wt.i
officers of the regiment immediately coatr
one hundred guineas, and the privates firty gu
most of the other tegiments of tile enciou
have been equally liberal.
Friday evening one of the Park keepers di,c
a woman floating in the Serpentine River; it
her to the bank, but she was lifeless. Th
WAS owned yerrerday, and the deceased pr,
have been an elderly widow, who resided at f
too, and who has left a large family.
Ai one of the servants of the Earl of LUC
was riding, on Friday, twards Richmond, hii
stumbled over some rubbish upon the road ar
by which accident tlserider hadone 41)4 legsk
pn Monday evening T. Pic leo, of Pock
Cheshire, was wounded in a shocking mane
same villain, supposed to be poachers, *1
charged a g'.n through the windowowith
to kill J. &law, game-keeper to Sir f. M
who was siteng in the apartment.
A mushroom was lately found in a m
called the llardlands, acijoiiiii,g to Marquis
seawn's Park, at Rainhsm, oft eifo!lowing e
Binary dimensions, viz, one foot one inch in
ter, and three feet four inches in cireumferir
weighed one pound ten ounces without the
and was underneath of the true pink colour,
excehent flavour.

A gentleman of Dublin has been offere
thugs...aid gqi WCIB. Sy wir pirral, for a crop
acres of Egypt**, wheat, which is, or was r
standing.
The present Grand State Lottery Schein
rise t the following circumstance :—A yen
who used frequently to declare his dislike
venturing in the Lottery, was seen by a trim
ing out of an Office on Cornhill, wi Is some'
and Shares in his liarkl, who was rath.•r um:
him, for changing his opinion, and demand,
reason induced him so to do ? lie replied b
ducing the Scheme, which he declared irret
from the novelty of having more Capital Pri.
less Tickets. It is hardly necessary to obser
friend immediately followed his example.

Ndr.lL IArTELtMENCE.

Ta our inner 4 Wednesday the 29+ ult. we
Meatitated the arrival at Lexington, of ...epivation
of Oat Osage Indiads, from Kentucky, on th-ir way
to Washittzton, to visit the Pr silent of the
States. The following particulars resiwEti vg them
out of harhour cue Sweets fr:gate, C totain me communicated in a•-merkan papers since re-
; and the Af.-ptie. of 16 guns, Car. rt renter.. ceivedk
.Voitietia fri •ate, Captain Somerville, ?Ist re-
born a four month.' cruise, is stripped at
ad, previous to her getting nes- rigging up.
rt.r3ovrit, *CPT. 4.
le:I. the Pre.-rat 24,,,/, man of veer. Pluer and
'ser on, :leaps of war, o:t a cruise ; !Mee". sloop
Jr. with several vessels under convoy fur the
; L fd', 1414;•ilte and the Tr.:::.6,i4gc,
d ships, for Cork. Wind F. S. E.
TAVVIUTII, SEPT. 6.
It hack, by contrary winds, the Primer .f Wales
for Lishm..which sailed yesterday.
-raved the Ilarleptits, armed ship. from Ply-

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OSAGE lArb I AA'S.

FOR rsmourn, am. 7:
r vei t e 4.:venture, ----, and the Rambler,
'rota tire South Sims; Bell, and the
tor Quebec, from the Downs.
d the 1,1011 Cuttzr, ‘si:.h a coneoy for the
IS.

TIARKICH, SEPT. 7.
.Nektr:d patk*t. Capt. Bridge, at, ived last
r wit's the !lusura mails, sev 1.4 passengers, and
vruits.
Be !Yana, Capt. Osborne, sailed this morning
the m t:'s cf. the 4th, I(sr Huston.
-ame date for Gottenborgh, aie
packet is expetted every Ole.
YARMOUTH. SEPI. 7.

Roads the Fanny hired armed hiig

gun-brig ; Fannie hired armed
.'neurgis and /).4Ar cutters ; the
eorrri,ll. Wind S.S.W.
jesty's a^rp Cr •se: w is launch .d
Ars! of Mr. Islathrniel Palmer;

,me Air, intended to carry
poen/Jets, anJ had a very tine
As witnessed by a great number of
b-tore the cruel went off, a scaf
number of persons had im-
m-elves. urf ,rtunately broke
'mai people were severely hurt,
igh btoittm.

DEM., srPT. 7.
Nnmb ft oin Dan;. neu I
Trgrevt, rivalltoued, and Joekei,
kico.lorne ; and remain in :he
as per 14 .t.
ud At this p 1 ice yestPrday,
vw•.ts between the Ch,toto,o,
dey, the Orestes sloop of wat.
the Jocion run-brig, Lieut
fifty •ail of the enemy's flotill
several gun•hrigs, &c • from
close undet the proteaion of
escaped into B ul •Rne and
sloop had several sh,..t struck.
in her top-malts.—Wind

FROM LL()YDb LIST. •
aviators Se.T 7 d ha th. Nonpapail, Chap
from Pairriir‘; P. % .t, a 'tit Siturd aux;
Lo``, Fivt. Fr, Pre ; Tate Gebnakts,
. Tun Brother., Ill•nd ich 1 an I fly V MArr., ...3
F ,thcion. Sattert t.e V toe.
tt .1 ate an,' the ‘'row,

8.1741.-SCP•Zi-

n Wednesday, 7trifrn Masser', aline Afortssi,
lobbing Om wAtelionst of Mr. Joyco, of r resh
L•
of a rge quantity of surerfine cloth, an,
cis Camect 11,,ry Warw.. for stealing various
• w-re ete,itted at Ilch•sier. Abuts! ter
tk. the Shcritt took them out of the c nary
rt the pl.ice of er.ention. Mom vers. and JP.rne
wore.

11•LTIP4011C, JUIN' '23.
The Chiefs .front the Osage nation of Indians,
with their King, at rived irt town yesterday, from
toe Federal city. 'file following descript of these
stranzers will give our readers some idea of th. it
persons and clisonsitionst•hut, whet may excite their
curiosity much more, is a military anecdote, whit
WAS related to ns by an intelligent gentleman, this
winning. Their king, with IS warriors, s .me
years ago, intercepted a Spanish convoy with ingot,
going acre*: the isthmus of Darien, and loided
themselves with the rich booty ; they were, how-
ever. afterwards overtaken by super,or force, and
obliged to surrender their trotturre 'With $OO stand of
tune{ its they think they could become purveyors to
the mint of the United States, and supply it in pro-
fu,ion with ingots from the Spanish mines.

at first to rrect th-ir fate v. ith much i -
erce ; hut P. re: wee truly penitent. Just as
me to the fatal spat, 11/;,;Lers took their three
and threw them into a light cart from Ditto's,
waited to receive their Isodi..s ; he then ad-
'', the populace, anal begged them to talc
ing by t!seir end, and keep good company ; for
s associating with well.known bad charatters,
t b-oueht them to that place. Those arm-
y the last words he uttered; and the cart drew
F. whilst tile three rnAleta.9..rs, pact enlarit
hem, ejaculat'd moot fervent payers The body
Loo.rrs .‘ac lost ight brought to %Vest's's, neat
and tivie of Carnes and leaner were e.,fleriei
itton.

COMNIVNIC ‘TION.
The Osage indien Chiefs are ir e in Washington.
T 1:y were induced by Captain Lewis to visit the
Pr: • lent, w:inm they term their Gr..at Father.
T t r inhabit :he h inks of the Ott :e River, about
50 1 tidies rip the Nlis.ouri. and 1.530 fro ti the city
of Washiirttnn. 'lle writer of this communication
has received letter from a friend, giving the fol.
loging dese,ininn of these Chiefs : Their dress
,h-ws hat their app oaehes towards civilisation are'
very l.mited tl.ey wear simply a flap to conceal
tl:e emblems of their sex, mad a belt around the
orer.unerred with leathers' the tnsks of hogs,
hnnes, Stz. noir stature is frem 6 feet to 6 feet
three inche.s. 'they have two boys with them, who
promise to rival the men in size. Their complexion
is light,..ostsl fiyir countenances are indicative or
1-ss tat' city a::1 more Intelligence ban the writer
nf the letter has observed in any p ople: He vet y
jusly '(if he Has; desc:ibed them accurately, of
which no dnubt .can eitist) remarks, that Ilieffin
can produce no fa Fnglisoman ur meagre French.
man supsrinr to these people.
It is now cer: lin :hat Captain Lewis has removed
all iihstaeles to-his jour ey ; and is pint...riling with
twenty-one naive Antes icans, who are prepared to
meet the diffi.ailties and dangers they must Vora i-
tably encounter. It is essential to the success •tf
thus enterprise, that a degree of enthusiasm ah old
se keen :dive in this little band of adventurers ;
and sorely no men is better calcuiatsi ; I inspire this
ardour than Ciptaiti Lewis.
[Rieh,seed ( Virg.) Enquirer.
On Tuesday pestling the Osage Ciefs in :he
pretence of the Presid•nt, the Ink], of departments,
and a huge colicoinse of ladies and gentlemen,
..xlithited a very intcrestirg spe,lacle, ptiacipally
composed of the war dances in various form,
fhe speßacl.: was exhibited in an open area, hand-
somdy lighted by ]amps, in which seats were as-
s the Officers of Gov, rnment, Ladies. and the
Kirg tit the Osages, who was the only Chef that .1 d
net take a part in the dance The entertainment was
aceompanird by t. :e lialian band. We regret our
taability, trnm not lsein7 present, of giving an ask-
:pate idea of the sitettacle.— (Nut. Ltd. Jets 20.)
a! Ift•CT QV' • Lirras WilspitiGTON, To

wrnigh the confe.sinn of Calms (the horse
sr), two pieces of Mr. loyces -loth were yam.
'bumf at the bottom of an expended coal-pit, in
igh ho tat hood.
per the execution, a man was placed in the
pil-
for an assault on a child. Whatever pity th."
men who had just forfeited their lives to the
sof their country, might hare claimed, it Was
igesi to resentrn nt against this culprit. The
ators, for the tint half hour, roughly treated
with apples, egg., cucumbers, and dirt; ;hese
es of ammunition bring expended, he began to
ve a few yaks of stones; ;tut the exertion of
Ecaormin and his constables, who took throe
tr assailan,l into custody, the wretch cam» off
at-lv i,cll but the moment his head was libe-
-1 f•oin its wooden frame, he audaciously took
i fa: and gave three cheers ; this so much in-
thy mob, that it was with the greatest dilfi.
he was conveyed back to the gaol in safety.

. - .
le follOVelflg
oned, and the Commanders appo n:ed to !hem,
:tended to reinforce our squadron M tftc• Downs:
G.nrg.• AneeTw.p . to the . Itirlle4o,le.
.tofuClia.te, . • • • •
Juba Nils*,
Juiin Davie. • Per. ,•ter.
Iticliattl l'ilw.lit,a. Mehra .4 Beefora.
George Yoonchoe,,sol, . . . Hewett:.
(hoer Roos
Themes *bite,
William M'.tce,
Georse Burgos:Ic:S.A. . .
James A , .1,3 S., ‘nar•,/n.
Inialt.vd Davey, • • • . . tai.aana.
-111vdna. %toe,
James rital•r
Th Nowt fislritor.
WilliArn !lushes, • • .
rest number of stout ous 111:IGS are fitting in
4iver with all possit,!e dispatch ; ,o that every
sure of defence will coral be rendered so COW.
I as to defy the utmost ed4rts of our enemies.

• co. elision:pass IN NALTINUOIC.
" l'he Osage, Indian,. who lately Arrived in the
city. were ni Tuesday escorted by the Prw.ident, and
seirtal officers of the general government, to the
isr.ory Yard. for the purpose cf vim% ing the U. S.
igat"s• VW;ha SWIM, aid Cle•
arra/ Greer', now lying in the Eastern Branch. As
they were stringer% to any tiling til the kind, it was
ex •reted t u y would have expressed a per. degree
•if surprise at the sight of a large vessel of war; but
it is a trait. very extraordinary in those men, sot
In seem surprixd at any objed, however great,
whii.h may meet their eye. Upon ti eir arrival near
ere Nave Yard, they were met by the Italian hand,
and coaduaed toe/Ards the vessels, where a federa
salute nas fired. Imm:diately upon the discharge
of the first gun, the signals and flags of die differ-
ent nations, agreeably to previous arran:tements,
we. e !rived in a moment. hut without ex iting in
them the lc:me:notion, except an expression of cats-
fittionat this :milk of disrinetion :hewn them.

" They are vet y much pleased the attention
paid them by the goverdment, and endeavour to
evince it by a reyeaful demeanour to the odivers
and citizen. geitetaily. They are stout, well-made
men ; and though counted' very letociuus, have
the appearance of being the most pethhel &wives I
have et-er seen. Yon will be able to form a snore
corre.9 idea of them, as they will shorty visit Bal-
timore, and from thence proceed to Philadelphia,
New-York, and, perhaps. to Boston.
" They have receivid their presents from Govern.
nient, and are friendly disposed.
" In order to shrw their gratitude to the eiti7ens of
this place, for their polite attention, a circular piece
of around Was inclosed yeterday aftetti -on, in
which, at the seiting fke &a, they presented the
inhabitants with a new species of entertainment,
TUC WAR DANCE. Of this I can give you no idea ;
tht retort, 1-will not attempt it They were painted
and dressed in their war 4.7t-Is. A numerous and
rei;e3ahle company were present, amounting, it is
sup prised, to near 3,000, among whom were, the
Pre,bient of the United States, and many of the
()dicers of the General Government. The sight
was novel, and of course gave general satislataion."

The Veal', French privateer, captured by the
East-Indiaman, and arrived at Pl vniiiiith, is or-
dered to be immediately surveyed for Hi; MAJESTY'S
service.

Captain PrPIDZII is aprninted to the command of
the Pioilagend, of 74 guns, at Ikal.
A distressing ocenrience happened a few days
ago at Burlington :—.\ person of the name rf
ClteSatr. an inhabitant of Gr.ty.tock, in Cumber-
land, went. amongst manyoshers, to an entata,n-
ment given by the Duke of NORTIMMIIe.RLAVD,
where he ate and drank so immoderately, that he
was no longer alste to sustain it; and, after linger-
ing for some time, notwithstanding every medical
w.,iitAnce, was at last relieved from his exctuci-
ming agonies by the friendly interposition of death !

MAR/1140LS.
Lately, at St. Chad's, Shrewsbery, by the if,. Thomas
&minim. Samuel A nu. 1.1,, Esq. al Sutton upset-Trent, to
\La Fowler, unly alusg'itat of the late Charles Fowler, E.
of Shrestsb.UV.
lau-ly, at Stamford, John lt.,:wr.lson, F.e. of eh. Middle
T•qt.."o, to Meg flarrict 11 4cCOlld dollibter of Slr
Ch. rle. brave limb .X tat:lo, Leice,ters..ite
'rue rtsy last, at Norwich, by tin, RP,. Mr. 111011 M./ Mr.
Adam Tsvlor, jun. nf that city, to Mies Brooke, daughter of
Mr. &voice, of Framinitharn.

Lately, at St. Wee" Church, N 'mulch, by the Rte. Robert
PVT, Thema Back, jun. Lyqe banker, ut that city, to Miss
H afield, (laughter of the late John Hatfield. Eat. banker.
Lately, by the John Pairidge, at "it. Luke' Chanel,
Norwich, the Key. Peter Htnvh, to M.ye Mary Partridge,
built of the Precinets of the t'athedral at Norwich.

DEATHS.
Tuesday last. at Hingham, after a lingering illness, steel
M. George Jo.lrrll, attorney at law, eldest simi of the
late Rev. Da,nICI Jodrell, formerly Reßoe of the place.
SinlP ,'aged (.6, i.ntlaa WOO 4, N 1) of C4rherter.
Lite'r, at Searhor.roeh :where %he had armed (or the re.
coverr of her ltr..lth), !lies Darwin, sister to Williams brown
Derain, E.g.

I.at Mb S 4, Mt. Jorreph Marshall, of St. Mare'e.—ln
the year 1771, he sold' house to the parish of rdoefield, fru
an annuity of SOL which he enjoyed for thirty-th.ee ear., go
the it produeed him, io that purrod, welrly 130n1.
(hi the f:2l of Ar•an,t, -if a paralytic stroke, it Rrndine,
Berle., the Rev. WJ'ia.n W,nkwn th, C,4;.100 of 54. So.
tine; 9omeow/4 and to the county of Song.

LON DO? :—P.lnted by 4; DAviDs4. Na. 35. "rig)"
molt, St. Clements, and nbhalled f.y W. WEST, st 1)4
office, Nn. IS, B.ck of Si.Cieme,', enurch, Strand, where
Ards fir the Ner,&c. (poet pa 1, Ina bedall steetaai' M•

he mails of the ram
,detained here.
he Lady Frraices pac
1
irrived in the Roads
'Drake cutter.
Kited the Cr VlOr
, and Prinvaa
R later. to Liverp,
*Peril.) y I lis M jest'
from the dock-yar.
is A very handsor
it this y-two !Mel'
A, which was war
!fators Just be•tore
on which a great
kmtly placed
,n. by which !ere ca
boy had his thigh
wrived the 1,mt,4
ger armed .hip, Tuy,
.brigs, from off ho
am, with the ships a
he heavy firing heal
) the French coast.
ire, Captain tlnt7nle
tan Brnwn, and
yard, and about fif
fisting n(a pram,
which kept cl
batteries, and es
us ;.. the Orevtes slo,
received damage