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LONDON, FEBRUARY 4, 18'04.

Wr, have this morning received Letters from or,
board Admiral CORNWALLIS'S Fleet, dated on
Tiursday 135 t, in Torbay. No signal had tiv.n
been nude for their sailing, but it is stated that
the Fleet sailed again yesterday morning.

WE this morning received New-York Papers to

the Bth ult.

By dispatches received by the President from
New Orleans, dated the 3d of December, it appears
that possession of Louisiana was publicly and solemn.
ly given to France by the Commissioners of Spain
on the 3oth of November. The Spanish Troops
were preparing to embark in order to evacuate
the province.

The Philadelphia Gazette states the receipt of
letters from Nevi Orleans, of the 14th of Decem-
ber, at %illicit time the Settlement continued in
possession of the French. General WILKIN,ON
and Governor CLAIBORNE were at Fort Adams on
the 7th December, making preparations for taking
possession of the Country.
A vessel had arrived at New Orleans from Ja-
maica, with the account of the Evacuation of St.
Domingo, and stating that the 'English, conceiving
it dangerous to keep the French Troops in Jamaica,
liz.sd chartered several Danish Vessels to convey
them to the Mi,sissippi. This had occasioned great
uneasiness, and the American Troops were anxiously

expcad.
T:le three Chicly of the Blacks in St. Do/lingo,
DESSAL INES, CHRISTOPFIE, anti CLEAVE/I.o' have
published a Pr.,clamiti )n, in which they declare
the Independence of that Island. They offer secu-
rity and rotenion to all the Landholders who have
emigrated, and are disposed to return and live
peaceably under the new Givernment. TII2 pro_
clamation will be fond in a subsequent Column.
The Legislature of Saud) Carolina has passed a
Bill permitting the free importation of Negroes.
This Bill was passed about the middle of December.

A Jamaica Mail arrivetl this morning, brought
to Falmouth by the C,'Zyeroji,/d Packet in 39 days ;
but the Revol/aionaire Frigate, which arrived at
Portsmouth on Thursday with General ROCHAM.
BEAU and six other French Generals on board,
sailed from Jamaica several days posterior to
the Packet, having made the voyage in the shot:
space of twenty_three days.—There are a num.
ber of Letters from Jamaica, which exTress

of such a great number of Frenchmen into that
Island •at such a time; but by accounts from
America, measures had been adopted, it appears,
by . the Gt;vernor of Jamaica and, the Admiral,
for their immediate removal from that Island, by
sending them to New Orleans.
Gen. ROCHAMBEAU and his Officers who have
arrived in this Country, are not to be permitted to
visit the Metropolis, which we think a very pro-
per and judicious prohibition.

By an American Vessel arrived at Falmouth in
ninety-tight days from the Isle of France, we have
accounts of Admiral LiNns's Squadron as late as
the 23d of aftober. On that day he sailed from
thence with one Sili) of the Line, two Frigates, a
Corvette, and Transports conveying 3oco Troops,
but his destination was a profound secret.

Yesterday His MAI EsTir took his usual exercise
on horseback in the Riding House at Pimlico, but
not till between one and two o'clock. He was de-
tained some time by giving an audience to Mr. AD-
D I NGTON. HIS MAJESTY WAS attended in the
Riding House by the Earl cf CHESTERFIELD, and
Gu;erals MANNERS and SPENCER.

At twelve o'clock yesterday, HER MAJESTY,
and the PRINCESSES AUGU,TA and EL IZABEH, at-
tended by the Countess PEMBROKE, took an airing
in the neighbourhood of Hampstead, and returned
by the Duke of BEDFORD'S new buildings about
two o'clock.

PRINCESSES MARY and AMELIA, attended by
Lady C. WALDEGRAVE, took an airing by Parson's
Green, and returned (0 Buckingham House about
two o'clock.

Yesterday morning the DUKES of CiINIB ERLAND
and CAMBRIDGE breakfasted with THb.IR MAJES-
TIES.

In the evening THEIR MAJEsTies bad a Con-
cert.

Moniteurs to the 25th ult. are received in Town.
They are completely barren of interesting or im-
portant Intelligence. The FIRST, CaNsur, re-
mained at Paris on the 2 tst, where he received a
Deputation from the Legislative Body. Brief ac-
counts are given of engagements hetwean two Di-
visions of French Flotillas and some English Ves-
sels, in one of which we are that an English
Brig was sunk, and in the other that our Vessels
were compelled to sheer off, after an action of half
an hour !

Yesterday about Sixty Recruits for the German
Legion passed along the S:rand. We 'understand
there are more thin 4,000 Hanoverian now re-
cruited for our Service.

Admiral CoaNw Ala.'s, whose noble perseverance
in the blockade of. Brest in obedience to his orders
from the Admiralty, has maintained the charafter
of th?. Navy as much as a splendid vitory could
have done, has not, we are assured, been able to
make a single Officer since ►he commencement of his
command.

Notwithstanding that Thursday last was a holi-
day, the Clerks of the Bank were kept busily em-
ployed, and it was supposed to be for the purpose of
fot warding a variety of accounts respefting the re-
venue, &c. which will speedily be presented to Par-
liament. From this and other circumstances a re-
tort prevailed in the Ci:y that it was the intentio'n of
the Minister to push tile public business as rapidly as
possible through Parliament, so that a prorogation
might take place before Easter, or soon after it.
The Loan, therefore, would speedily be contraeted
fi:r. This report caused considerable bustle, as it
was not expelled that the Loan would take place
before April ; and if the speculatiins be weal-founded
it must be sooner.

The French Prisoners captured in the Gun-boats
were landed on Wetic,...stitty at Porehester Castle.
Several of the renowned 32.1 anni-brigade (BONA.
PARTE'S favourite Regiment) are ainong them. The
men execrate the First Consul, who had led them to
believe that they had only to land in order to get
possession of London,

A Court of Inquiry was held the. beginning of
last month, at St. Hilliard's, in the Island of Jer-
sey, resreeting a dispute which arose between
Lieutenant Foot, of the•sBth Regiment, and the
Serjeants of the 31st, irons some circumstances con.
ccrning the men of the Reierve of the 58th enlist-
ing into the 3 tsr, instead of the first Battalion of the
former Regiment. The Court ordered Lieutenant
Foca to apologize to the lion. Colonel MEAD, of
the 31st, for some unguarded expressions uttered by
him respeding that Officer. This order Lieutenant
FOOT refused to obey, and a Court Martial was ac-
cordingly ordered to he holden to try him for his re-
fusal. The trial lasted three days, and closed on
the t9th ult. The result of it, however, cannot
he known till the proceedings have been laid before
HIS MAJESTY.

The East Naylor Volunteers were inspe(flA on
the to-rh ult. by Col. K:ltc.ivr, after whicn the
Right Hon. Lord KENYON, their Coontiander, en-.
tertained the whole Corps at different Inns in the,
neighbourhood.
Yesterday a Court of Common Coarcil was held
at Guildhall, to receive die Report of the previous
meeting, of the appointment tit the Irish Society and
Committees for the present year, which were ap-
pointed, and ordered to be entered on the Journals
of this Court.

The Committee for the Militia Affairs presented
a Report in writing, stAing, that thz. Colours for
the t i tit Regiment of London Loyal Volunteers,
with the Standards for the London Cavalry, were
-finished, and ready fur presen•ation ; which was re-
ferred to his Lordship, the Aldermen, and the Com-
mittee, to consider of the mode of presentation.

The Ccurr, oil the motion of Mr. J. PixoN, voted
their thanks to the Rev. Mr. PERR ING, Chaplain to
his Lordship, for his excellent Sermon, preached on
Plow Sunday last before.his L,rdship aft.i the Mem-
bers of this Court, &c. at Sr. Lawrence, Jewry ;
and he was requested to print it fur the use of rhi
Members,

FAttstotrrit, FEB. r.—Arrived this day, the'
Chesterfield Packet, BLIGHT, 39 days from Ja-
maica, bringing a confirmation of the Evacuation of
St. Domingo by the French, and states that Gene.
ral ROCHAMBRAU, with two Frigates, one Cor-
vette and sixteen sail of Merchant Vessels, laden,
and Troops on board, were arrived at Jamaica.
Arrived the Duke of Cumberland Packet, LAW.
RANCE, in z I days from New-York, and is, gone
into quarantine.

Also arrived this day, the American Ship Eliza,
Capt. SMITH,, in 98 days from the Isle of France,
with pepper', cotton, &c. called here for orders.
On the .23d of OEtober, two days prior to the Eliza's
sailing -from thence, Admiral Limns, with one
74.-gun . Ship, two Frigates, one Corvette, and
Transports,' having on board 3000 Troops, sailed
from thence, but their destination was a profound
secret. The French Corvette which carried out the
news of the War from Brest to the Isle of France,
captured on her passage thither zo English Vessels,
the whole of which (owing to her having Dispatches
on board) she was obliged to sink and burn; the
crews were all put • on board a French Privateer
bound to Bourdeaux.

Arrived also this day, the Brig Dorothea and
Louisa, of Bremen, from Baltimore, seven weeks
passage, with Indian corn, &c. bound to Oporto
was off the mouth of the River Duoro fourteen
days, but could not get in, owing to the strong
gales of wind ; and having shifted her cargo and
sprung a leak, she made fur this Port ; the Portu-
guese Ship Pastori, of Oporto, Capt. OLDEVE, from
London for Oporto, with iron and shot, with loss
of maintop mast, and otherwise_ much damaged in
the late gales ; also arrived the Brig Sisters, Capt.
PIKE, witlifish from Newfoundland.

The Aackland Pocket, arrived on the 29th ult.
in six days from Lisbon, brought no particular
news. Letters from thence mention that ►hey were
not under the least apprehension of a Spanish 'War.
His Majesty's Brig Gannet, of 18 guns, and Town_
sherd Packet, were lying in the Tagtri ; the former
was expeded to sail in a few days with Mails for
England. Remain the Packets as per my last, by
contrary wind.

PLYMOUTH, FEB. 2.—Arrived the Danish East
India Ship Wilhelmina Teresa, Capt. KiNscx, from
the East Indies, last from the Mauritius, bound to
Copenhagen, put in to refit, being extremely leaky.

Arrived the Ann, Capt. BIBBENS, from Oporto,
with wine, last from Falmouth; also the Martha,
Cape. GLENSDALE, and the Alert, of London, two
of the outward-bound West India Fleet, which
sailed under convoy of His Majesty's Ship Cog-
rageux, the latter with loss of maintop-mast.

PORTSMOUTH, Fes. 3.—Arrived the, Atalanta,
bound to the West Indies, having sepirated from
the Courageux and Fleet on the 28th January.
Saw the Simon Taylor, 1,1 ATT, in hit.. 46. 48.
long. 30. then steering to the south.west

SH EEE.NESS, FEB. 3,—Arrived the Hermes Annul
Ship, Hon. Capt. BE NN ETT.
Came down the River the Volcano Bomb, Capt.
TAIT.; and El Vincego Brig from Chatham.
The Nlexible, of 6+ guns, Capt. BAILLt E dropt
down to Blackstakes, from Chatham, to take in
her powder.
Sailed the Dart S!oop of War, Capt. BROW NR
for Portsmouth.

This morning, at eight o'clock, the signal for
punishment was hoisted on board of the Flag Ship
the Zealand, when William Drifzeld, Marine, was
flogged through the Fieer, pursuant to the Sentence
of a Court Martial on him for desertion from His
Majesty's Sloop Ljnv.

DEAL, FEB. 3.—Came down from the Nore the
Arab and Lark Sloops, and Basilisk Gun-brig.
Sailed the Starling Gun. brig. on a Cruize ofF
aeppe; and the Cyclops, on a Cruize ofF Boulogne.

Sailed the Abundance Store.ship this mottling fur
Ireland, but put back again this afternoon, the wind
having shifted to the West.

In the Downs— Monarch, Utrecht, ha Virginie, -Leda,
Ini:nortalite, Brilliant, Squirrel, Champion, Vulture, Har-
py, Curlew, Perseus, Fury, Zebra, Arab, Lark. Speedwell,
lackall, Locust, Archer, Basilisk, and Abundance Store-
-ship ; Widmer Castle, Winchilsea, Cirencester, C latton, Sir
William 13ens1ey, East India Ships, with the outward-bound
as per last.

To MARINERS.—The Royal Department of Cus-
toms at Copenhagen have given notice, that for the
safety- of Vessels sailing to or from Drontheim,.
Light-house with lanterns has been eteted upon
Agnxs Pynten,.which will in future remain lighted
every. year from the Ist Sept. to !ph April inclu-
sive, fromThalf zn hour after sun-set to sun. i ise ; and
that it was lighted, for the first time, on the ist of
January 1804.

Capt. HENDERSON, of the 29th Regiment, crime
passenger from Halifax in the Andromache, of 36
guns ; he left Col. Lord F. MONTAGUE Wit' die 29th
Regiment all well, when he left the Settlemer,t,

WE are extremely sorry to he c(mipelled to the
painful task of announcing, that the Heir Apparent
still continues seriously indisposed at the Pavilion.
Towards eight o'clock last night, His Royal High-
ness grew considerably worse, the fever having in-
creased, attended with spasms in the chest, and vio-
lent retching. Some prescribed medicines of Sir
W. FARQUHAR, happily, however, being adminis-
tered, the PR iNc E became inure composed, and had
not a very indifferent night.
His Royal Highness, for the third time, this
morning submitted to the operation of bleedings
which has been attended with the desired effeEt.
Six o'clock, P.M.—The Pitt ;NC E has less fever,
and is much better than he appeared in the morn,.
ing.