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LONDON, DECEMBICR 12, 1803.

BY the Alexander Extra East.lndiaman, from
Batlky, arrived at Plymouth on Friday evening,
we have the important intelligence, that Admiral
RAINIER, having received by an overland Express,
in the short space ofBa days, a Copy of His Ma.
jesty'a Message of the lith of March, announcing
the probability of a rupture with France, and being
cruizing in the Indian Seas, fell in,, on the 29th of
July, with the French Squadron under Rear.Adrni.
rid LINOI6, consisting of one Ship of 74 guns, tour
Frigates, and Transports having between two and
three thousand Troops on board, all of which were
cap►ured. This fortunate event, which, for the pre-
sent, completely frustrates any intentions which the
ambition of BO rint,Aivrti may have entertained
against our Indian Possessions, we think we may
safely congratulate our Readers upon, as of un.
doubted authenticity.
The East Indiameri which put into Cark some
days ago, and sailed again from thence on Thursday
last, passed Portsmouth yesterday on their way to
the Downs.

THE Gazette of Saturday contains Dispatches
from Admiral Sir THOMAS DUCILWORTH, dated
from. Port Royal, Jamaica, Sept. 39, confirming
the account which we some days ago stated, of the
Surrender of the French Garrisons of Nichola
Mole, and Part Dauphin in St. Domingo, The
French Troops were in the utmost distress, arid
threw themselves on British humanity, to save them
from falling into. the hands of the Blacks. Captain
BaOir Obtained ihe release of General DUMONT
and his Suite, wao were prisoners with the Blacks,
anti were in imtninent danger of being sacrificed to
the irreconcileable hatred which they bear to the
French. At Port Dauphin, La Sagtsre Frigate,
of za guns, was taken, as well as some Vessels of
smaller force.

YESTIZ RD AY Some Dutch Paters, those of Reiter.
Jam, Leyden. chid llafrlim. Of the rd, orA ;n_

scant, were received in Towii, atcd %I/CW.looli'
Paris Palers to the loth ult. inclusive. This i 4
five days later than the date of the last !saris Jour•
nals received in this Country.
The /1/odirear gives studied details of what Void
at the Consular Levee on the 27th ult. at which
Count MAIKOFY had his audience of leave. The
principal intention of this seems to be, to throw
discredit upon the reporti which have been so,
industriourly circulated on the Continent, of the
dissatisfa&ion which the Emperor ALEICANDP,
had been supposed to have expressed with the
pioceedings of BONAPARTI. At the meeting,
alluded to, general assurances of a faithful ohsery
ance of the system of friendship and good un-
derstanding which has for some time prevailed
between Russia and France, were made 00
both aides, and. Count MARKOP2 took his'
formal and friendly leave of the Chief Consul.
M. Omuta, Secretary of Legation, remains at
Paris as Charge d' Affair':, till a successor to Coos,
MARKOFF shall arrive. Though these friendly
appearances between the Courts of St. Peters•
burgh and St.. Cloud may be hollow and daisy'
sive, yet we were never amongst those who
gave implicit credit to the reports of the eX•
Peaed anive intetfrenee of Russia in the albite
of the Continent. However much that event would
be desirable, we cannot at present hope that it
is very near at hand. In this opinion we ate eat;
justified by the la test accounts from those places whoa'
the report of his Preparations for War originated. A'
Article from the Lower Elbe of she mph ult. steal'
that the reports of Russia arming one any consider*
able scale are not well founded, and treats the
statement of that Country taking an Alive part
iA
the War as altogether improbable.
The same accounts are repeated of the ,e
ftsp
tions for the Invasion, which arc merely Minits.
amuse the People on the Continent. The 6rt's
to
Holland are most probably by this time 0,05)
shut up by the ice.
The French Funds on the 29th were P. 70•

It is said that the Master of a ?tussign
which sailed from Rotterdam last Toesdsi'4sg° I"'1
that there was in that port a seizare of ad DP
was aatialii
Vessels, and that the Invading Army
embarked, and expeeted to sail every tide. 'rho
frost, it is stated, had not then set in in Hal'
threc
land ; but since Thorediy it has for two
or
days been very severe, The Prussian
t he Vesse
Mwl luta
severe weather on her passage, and iter
thinks the Armament he saw at Rotterdam cued
not have weathered it. We do not believe tbst
would

It to *ea.

Alt interesting though brief conversation too);
Place on Saturday in the House of Commons, relatirc
to Volunteer Corps. Mr. Secretary YORE, ja
PITT'
conformity with a part of Mr. 3 ideas, al
Prcoed on Friday, introduced Bill ex planatory of
the lubiea of exemptions. He proposed that the
number of days of attendance sufficient to
serra
exempt
Volunteer from the Militia and Army of Re
T
should be fixed at twenty.eight. he other pri•
Posed alterations in the Volunteer system ore 10 ba
taken into consideration after the Recess.

MI following Declaration relative to the Elefr
torate. of Hanover, has been published at 10.YiN"
burgb last month by the last Esedoral Anil'le" l'ia,
_. " "IS ROYAL MAJE.s.rv, and E LICTOR At. iliGi-i;
:ts2o being informed, that on the Side Of E rdIICC, enaa" L.
have
been made, by a variety of ilehts;vc intioutions, 10 Jut
duceiihet I:ttuhhtei
nttigh::ll°iEvt Electorate,
calvie:l,ll::ottehrrase
that
atbilly. Sin
ttt'itiltelei irnervia
bit: gainci:o:l i tittih:e3at: createP3l4.ll 1...401:gt
ititeom"ruanistirnygitshecurilasrigde7tibni);siomfpmaiorende;r6qll4ulhiredc 13ittocrvaPrfic;rntibr;
gne. my's demand, and in default whereof,
ould be levteii
pay and sulisivence of the French Trool)i W
by ,themselves. by means of the most iigorotiSe6:nticdl,,,if
' Although His MA./tsty does not entertain the oil.
apprehension, that his Ministers will anywaYs e/ux'lt.trie.lc,x4.•
mitt of the power entrusted to them, yet he decals." :30,
the amount 9r rho_
sary to declare, in the most solemn manlier, that Hil6 Ara
IlfleistiaabnieNnicitici,sters, by the powers vested in thern `Y. it')
te6fieg
to the Administration of his German Dominions, d 11,,,,
are by no means authorized, without ilisnicitt
3 esvy's express .iommand, fei raise nwney, and give se"- .cli
for it; and that His MAJ ear Y than not consider hilmo
any ways bound by aas and proceedings, contrary to his ettii
interest and that of his dominions, which may
be eatel
front his Ministers by menaces and compulsion."

Mails from plibii/i, of the 6rh, 7h, and lithr if'
rived this morning, but are barren of iritelligence.
Fritity the Ducts of CumasaLA.sP and
C/4°‘
RR I DOR afttved at WIMISCOG • '' I $0
Saturday morning HI; NlA'irsTr, and..l),P°4ltl),
of Cu MBERLAND aliti CAMORIPQR, 'atqatlr:iati,l
General MAN):114014.04, waikad to CuroLle,',",-,j,
Lodge, and 'viewed the beautiful 1-{rnovel-th.
Yesterday morning THE! It MAJW•IIO 8°- i (0
PRlNtsstb, with their usual Attendants, wen
St. George's Chaqvel, where the heard an ex: Ipi,
Sermon, by Dr: DUVALL, from the t6th Oa
au,' the 9th verse :—..••• thi fvf
" Tiicrobre n 1 '
tieliiii,„ . L Y •"',Ol is Kiwi, and my glory rejoice _
,balk ii:A at i,orc." ' , liiilailYng
PRINCE“ AMELIA. took an airing 04 Ow `—
head }LOA. J

IVAVAL‘NEWS..

Fi am the LONDON GAF ETTE; sio, 3803.

.41miralty-Oice, Dec. 10.

Dispatches, 'of which the following are Copies,
have been received at chi: Office, erom.Rear-Adrni-
ral Sir John Thomas' Duckworth, K. B. Comma!).
der in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at
Jamaica. •

, • - ,•:

Shark, Port Royal, Jamaica)

t;

8/.4'29, 1803.

sra,o, • )iid
Their isprdshipalyin.ohserve from Captain WaL
ken's' Letw inclosed, that he was induced, when in
the Bight ofl..eogane, to proceed off St. =Mark's,
and take the French Garrison on board, gorrespon.
dent to Capitulation. I am, &c. 4,
J. T. DUCKWORTH.

Sir Evan Netean; Bart:

Vanguard, off Cape Nicola Mole,
September 9, 1803.

Understanding from General Dessalines that it
Was his intention to summon the Town of St. Marc
immediately, which was, reduced to the'last extrc.,
mity, I was strongly induced to urge him not to
put the Garrison to death, which he consented to,
and I stipulated with him, that if they surrendered,.
he should march them round to the Mole in-safety,.
and that I should appear off the Bay, and take pos.
session of the.Shjpping, one of which I knew to be
a Ship of Was.
I received aPneral --Dessaline's. Dispatches about
eight o'clock Renight of thei tit of Odober, and
got under weigh at one A. M. At day-light we
Xhated a Man of War Brig off St. Marc, but the
'mind- being light and partial, she got into that
place. In the afternoon .we perceived a Flag of
Truce coming out, but 'a heavy squall of wind and
rain oblied them to return. The following morn.
ing they came on board, and brought a letter from
General D'Utenin, which :I 'answered by making
seyeral propositionsi. and sent them in the
Ship's boat as a Flag of Truce,. with an Oilife.r,
and Mr. Cathcart had the goodness to take chayge
of them. About five o'clock the same
General himself 'came on boarctiollie.bossii and• wet
agreed to a Convention., -The -now day, and parr;
of the night
.t wet. werfrbpaily cmpl9yed in eirektti
the embarkation of .the Garrison, &c; and the•
. whole &Pat General -1311enin and his
Btaficanitvott board the3Vanguard,- at three o'clock
in the mottling. of Oct- 4.th, and we made sail out of
$.44 Bay,---The
,sitgation of thii Garrison was the
!mist deplorable it is possible to imAgine ; they
*ere literally reduced to nothing, and long Subsiited
on horse-flesh. I forgot to inention, that. on the
Ist we captured the same Schooner we had taken on
the a6rh past, with twenty:five barrels. of flout,
toing to St. Marc, whit!) l'took our, and trans.
ferung her people, with fifteen soldiers she had on
board,' to a small Sloop we tor_ik at the same time;
sent her away, and kept the Schooner, as she Might
he eventually useful to us; and she is. the Vessel I.
have made over to General D'Henin.

The 'Vessels delivered to.us consist of the Papillon,
Cntvette, pierced for twelve guns, but only mount.
Ing six, having fifty_two men on bO;itd, tinntriantL
ed by • Mons. Dubourg, .Lieutenant du ValSS.Can ;
the Brig Les Trois Amis Transport, nothing in ;
and the Schooner Mary Sally, ..*ho
.has between
forty and fifty barrels of powder.. 'Gen. D'Henin
has given me regular ieceipts fur the Garrison,
which amounts in all to Sso med.
•
.r have further to inform 'you, Sir, that on the
tthwe captured the National Schooner. Le Courier
the Nantes, of two guns and four swivels, and fif.
teen men, commanded by an Ensigethe Vaisseau,
from "Port.au-Prince, with a supply of thirty bar.
telt.of flour, and siondry, other articles, fur Saint
Marc..

I inclose a weekly account ; and 'have great so.
tisWlion. in Stating, that we are 3itnost well again;
not one of the tnen svhcrcame tram the hospital has
died.

1 have tbe Honour to be, Scc.
".' JAS. WALKER.
Sit 7a. moo Duet tvolfrth, K. B. Rear.:.' •
dia'atird of the Red, and Comman,hr in
Chief, &c. &c. &c. t
SbarX, Port Rua, 1e:14044,
Sett. 29, iBo3, .
SIR.
,His Majesty's Sloop Pelican 'having been em.
' plOyed these eight weeks in watching the Port of
Anx Cayes, Captain Whitby writes me, on the 21st
3nSt; that. the General of Div4ion Brunette, had
sent air Brigadiet.General Le Fevre to propose
taking off thts Garrison, but as it appeared that the;
number are beyond. what the vessels in the Harbour,
with the assistance of the Pelican, could effea, Cap.,
pin• Whitby (of whose assiduity I cannot speak. too-
bigfrty) dreed on :tin Armistice often days to dom.
rnunicate with me, and though I had in,soine
giee anticipated the want by sending the Pique-,on
that service, I have in consequence added, the
Theseus, and am in expdlation, that before the
sailing of this Packet, I shall have to request that
in addition to this, you will communicate to the.
Lords',
Commissioners. of the Admiralty the. Capi.
tulation tithe Garrison.
I am( &c. J. T. DUCK WORTH.
Sir Evan &pa; Rant. ,

Shark, Port Royal. Jamaica,
Sell. 30, ,1893.

- - -
Captain Bligh, whose merits as an Officer are
arays conspicuous, having, during the time he was
Senior Officer at the Bitiekade of the thought
It for the good of the Servie to attack:Parr pao:
Pt, lin T I send'you herewithitis stattinent of the 'Me-
te") and the capture of Sagesse, 01.20 cight-
pounddrit'lloti .her outmlieg.ll; and t3` foureponnders
CO the iliNt ler.deckei zi me
am, Sie..A.;, o 1. T. DUCK.WORTii.
4,Fir Ewan Nepran;

Mint:, Port Detutbin, St, &mins°,
Sept. 8,.1.803.

Haying found extreme difficulty in preventing
itmallive“els from passing into Cape yrancois with
provisions train the little Ports on the Northern
Pirt of the Nand, in conoquoce of their Ondinz a.

sa e trec pursuit under the .eties oi
Port• Dauphin, and conceiving that 'Port to be of
the utmost importance to the,,Enemy, I deemed it
necessary to make some'etrorts• for. the redation of
the place, and the capture of a .Ship tif War at
anchor there. As soon as the searbreeze this morn..
ing rendered it imposiible for the Enemy's Frigate 3
to leave their anchorage, I proceeded to Manctiet-
rnel Bay, leaving the Hercule and Cumberland on
their station. •

tie
r+

t trim Our

Batt

The water being Sufficiently deep In allow 'inc to
place the' Stoip within musket-Shotlif Fort I..abearlfie,
situated at the entrance of the'Varbour, 'our i{te
was so well direded,- that it wasq:nipbisible frlf3the
guns of the battery to be pointed—with any keel-
sion, the COlours of which were struc:kin l'e'ss than
half an hour. Auother Fort in the Harbour, and
the Ship, being the next °Weds of our attention,
the Theseus entered the Port with the assistance of
the boats, and having fired a few shot at the Ship
of War, she hauled her'Cdlours down, and proved
to'ht Sagesc, moutiiing twenty eight-pounders
on 'the main.deck; and eight four-pounders on the
quarter-deck. and fore-castle, commanded by Lieu.'
tenao.t, J. B. Baruetche, and having only 75 men on
board.

The• Commandant conceiving the place no longer
tenable after the, loss of the ship, and being under
some apprehensions' of being exposed to the rage
of the, Blacks, whom he considered as a merciless
enemy, Claimed
.British protection, and surrendered
the Fort and Garrison at discretion-. Having spiked
.the guns and destroyed the ammunition, the Garri-
son and Inhabitants, many .of whom were sickly,
were embarked and landed under a Flag of Truce
at Cipe Franclis. Being informed by the Prison-
ers that their General, llUmont, and his Suit, had
lately fallen into the hands of the Blacks, and that
they were in . the most imminent danger, I was in,
duced,. from motives of humanity, to solicit their
freedom from the Chief of those people ; and l• had
the satisfaction of having my request immediately
complied, with : They accompanied the rest 01 the.
Prisonctik into Cape Francis..
, . lam,
. ,• JOHN BLIGH.
Rgar,Airrilrat I. 7'. MA:worth, K. B.
Commander in chiej)&c.&c.&c.

4d ziraltj:~liiu, Dec. to, %803.
Copy of a letter from the Hon. Wiliivivcortewql49:l,
Admiral of the laud, &C. to Siff,•EwanAreilitb
Bart. dated of Iltbant, thr 3'4 4it. : • ,
SIR • "2/ ' " !E

The' Acasta joined me dill morning. I have the
Honour to inclose .a Letter for the information of
the:Lords ComMissiOnees of the Admiralty,- to me,
from ..Captain Wood, which I have.. this moment
received, giving an account of his having captured,
,on. the
,id•of Ottoher last, the French, .Privateer
L'AVanture, of Bourdeaux, and re-captured the
two West Indiatrien therein named, her
I have the Honour to he; 'Sze.
- : • .W. CORNWALLIS,
, . .
"kasha, al Sea, gill:ban!,
Silts'''. • ,• • • Der. 3, 1803.
In pursuance of your. orders, at day-bre.ik on the
2d.of Oftoher, in lat, 48 deb. 19 Min. anti long. 2!
'ilex. 3(3 min. W. we fell ifi,witir, and, after a coatis
of iforty.five hours, captured the French 'Privateer
L'Avanture, of Bourdeaux, of 20 guns and 144.
men, with hrr two Prizes, the ,Royal Edward and
St. Mary's Planter, both of the Jamaica Convoy.-1
This Privateer was laying to to take possession of
the Jane, another of the Convoy, and a fourth in
sight.

I have the Honour to be, &c.
(Signed) J. A. WOOD.
To the Holt. Admiral Cortrwallih
Uc.Ll4.E.le. -

PLYMOUTH, Dec: IQ.—Arrived last evening
the Ship Alexander, of London, Captain NORMAN,
from Bombay,' laden with cotton, &c. hjjlid 'to
London : tlw Purser landed the 4ticeding 1101;
and sat off immediately with Disl;,.oche for tag.
d.m. This Ship brings intelligence, ts.:)iN,lvlif
true,• is of vast importance, stating, that the
Squadron of Admiral ItAt NI I. It, Cluizing in the
Indian Seas, had, on the .29th of July last,
'fallen it; iViCit' a French Squ,i,lron of Men of
War, Frigates, and Transports, under the corn,
manta of AdMital lilrrots, from the Cape of Good
Hope, bound to the Isle of France ; that the former
' had captured a French Ship of the Line, of 74 guns,
four Frigates, and several Transports.
Arrived the American Ship Eliza, of, and
,from
New. York, 39 days passage, laden with sugar, cof. I
fee, &c. bound to Bourdeaux, detained on the 29th
ult, in the Bay, by the Aeasta Frigate. By this
Vessel the pleasing intelligence is received, that the
malignant Fever which raged -at New. Yoric, has
nearly subsided, and that those of the Inhabitant*"
:who had fled to the Cduntry were returning in great
'numbers daily ; 'which is further confirmed by the
Report, of the Health Committee,, published in the
New,York Morning. Chronicle, of the 29th Ott.
:which • states, that " the only,death of malignant
i
fever since last report,' was Pitilip Eckert, of War.
ren.st reef." • . , ,

Arrived the jaw Transport, of London, Cspt.
LA iblim.tx, from Morlaix, last from Guernsey and
Jersey. She tot.,k on,board 66 Alierssabo?t two
months ago 41 Grave4end, for
~they.. purges? of
landing them at Mori...ix, ,bur
iliac weeks, wag ordered a wayulmith thos,e
fortunate creatures on board: ~She h4s been
since sent away from Guernsey anti Jersey, and,
owing to the easterly winds, was obliged to bear
away for this Port, where their situation is nut
bettered, as pot one of them can be permit:ed to
land ; and what renders their situation truly calami,

gut fbilf of ,thern Ate' or the fluirj,
owing; it is conjeattred; !t7i, the water with which
they :vere vpplied front Morlaiici as. none, of .them`
weir perioa.
ArOveit the LibiTh• sloop •cf War, of !ti.
gums, comMand:''d LitUteliaot- thr•
Grant, Cot:ESWoßni, and two other Transports
tinder Convoy., flonLjerst*, Ip‘.lq4 on board tha•
d Regiment, or Old gcsiitch 14;1,.tkounl Lo Ire-
land,
Thii morning a.heavy7galle of wind ;None t i liom
Ole sou th.eq'if, when the'Likro, which. u as lay
between the Island and-the Main; drove from her
moorings into Fire Stone. Bay, where she 'cJiltinued
until s z o'clock ; but the gale' increasing rapidly',
her masts:were then cut away, to prevent her. driv_
ing on short.' The gale has .sinCe'COrWiderahly
abated, and'abe has rode it out without.any other
ciamage.' No other damage has happened.

trus is:tbat

Arrived the Plover Sloop tif War, from a Crttize ;-
the Eric,/e, Wit ..t,t,vs, from 11/lewd, the Neiv
Bar)orci, from PctcrAntrip, and the Frieufls, LE
Gaos, from Jcrscy.

PORTSMOUTU, Dtc. i I.—Arrived this day at
Spithead, from Quebec, His Majesty's Ship Or-
pheus, Capt. HILL, with six sail of Ships under
convoy, with which she sailed again this evening
for the Downs. •

This evening passed by
,the Isle orWighr, His
Majesty's Ship Euryalnt, Capt. BLACK_WO9D, with
thefollowing Ships under convoy, which.she fell .in
witlioff Ireland, viz. Baring, Minerva", Lord El.
don, United Kingdom, 7'oth/barn, and .4tlas,
Bengal and St, Helena ; and the following J)atrh
Indiamen : (Prize to the Caroline •Frigate),
and Ilenricka 14banna, stopped by the Island or'
Sty Helena.

'DovEk,. arc sorry to announce
that Ilis MajeitylsCht.brig /11in...a. is sin shore hear
abreast of the kiuse oalied. the Caves, the residence
of Sir. SIDNLY.SNIITH's father. She anchored too
lose in yesterday Morning, and the wind'bloi.ying
very strong from the South Ward, right in for •the,,'
land, she could not, tin ilipiaing her cable,. stand an
Very fortunately she
,wenu on shore in the day
act on this side of the Rocks, or many of the Ctew,„
who are happily all saved; -must have perished.--:'
Notwithstanding it has bltiwn vety.bard all' night,
sheihas got much less ti.itroge tkan might have been
,expeted, and there is a Inapt of saving her; A.
Sloop of War and the 11,171), Brig having anchored
farther Olit in the Roads. blipped, and stilt tor the
Downs:

Dirto., Dec. r t.—Arrived she Cbanifiwy with
Convoy from Nrthmout ; binnortahtec Zeb-ra Bomb,
and Harty **op; from tt Cruize off

Caine in the:Bat/41i,', Mariner and Bicabound
Gun.brigh-from Cruize cfrCalais.
The Isabella, of
.I...indon, Capt. ROSE Y it, rid-
ing in the Downs yesterday In a heavy
wind at S. S: W. pitched vff' her rudder, this
morning cur her c!ble:tud wat c:lrried into Rams.
gate Pie; by the Deall,s. Sevcral vessels part.,
ed their cables in thelociclust nigh& and run fur.
the same IYarbuur. ?I-1,5'1 .

Saturday advices were received from Admiral
Co kerwitt.t. ts's Fleet 'off Brest, which state ilia t thc.
ships have' beets enabird.to 'keep their station with
wonderful regularity. They have ssithitood the Lae
severe gales without thc necessitrof once getting
under weigh.
Accounts are received of the arrival of. Sir- Ro..
BART CALDE!t„„with ten Saki of the. Line, at Cove
(Cork), Sitnday. the 4.Th inst. cruize
'off the. South, while Lord GARDNita F
.proteiis the
West Coasts of it:eland. A chain of Frigates from
the Land's End to Potieg'4l Day; communicates be.,
tween Plymouth' anti the t waFleets.
The Britannia East Itidlaman, Capt. MIAs, it
takcr, and..carricd into some Port in France. This
inintnation was "brought to Weymouth by Mr.
V' AT was in the BrileMPAlli from St.
Fielfiliii and who found means to get to Guernsey.

er'

The iijerx.Countrr Ship was lost, at Bengal in
June.
The Lord Duvrass Ant) Castle eden had arrived at
Madras from London, and the ExprrimeNt and Ilans.
hay Castle at flombay.
.The,,regular Shit) liitbinsisn,.had arrived at Bqtn.
bay no the, mat of Jnty, and, Was about. to load
homeward immediately.

The Tured (Car? in IVIiKENzta), arriveti
Greenock, spoke, on the 26th of Oitober, thesitirfr,‘,,.
jirtizakie, from Liverpool, hound to Newt:l44Ni.
land, out a x weeks, bilort of plovisionr and• had
lost her boar, The T tveed sailed from Piion On the
13511 of 041.61)r, iii comp Any ,wjth 111: Fggvurits
anti Lovitms.boand so Ireland, anti parted company
with them in a gale cat wind four dart atprwards,'
Two Americans lately pgreliased a T'reneli Schooner
at iMartirticpc, tint on !lA...putting meta, she was
detained bir one of'onriCrttizeis, ond (yes een`con.
deintieti at Dominica fotiViiiibavirl Rnifitet..i,,
The A Mk: ic3n Schoonti#Ostfriter s lately eon.
dertincti at Dominica; to'Cinnriodore 1100 o!ti
&oft, for violating the laws of blotLide, cooling
out of a bbCkatiCll,po;l in Martinique.

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Died on Monday- last, at Birmingham, in ihe
88th yeaubt. 114 -,44;3tAiivE L GAR /3 itTif3l4.`