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London, England, 1804-10-15 00:00:00

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London, and ‘Valworth, Sul icy, merchant.
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LONDON,

MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1804.

BY OUT Port Letters of this morning, wn learn
that Eight of Admiral CORNWALL WS Fleet, chief.
ly three-deckers, had on Saturday noon cleared the
Point of Torbay, and were stretching to the south.
west to resume their Station off Brest.

SINCR our last we have received American Per
pers to the tgth ulr. By these we learn that Hi
Imperial High's: Prince JEILOAIR BONAPARTE en.

deavoured to avail himself of the opportunity of the
sailing of General ARMSTRONG, the newly appoint.
Acibassador to the Court of the Corsican, for
the prpose of revisiting France, and sharing in the
honours of his iTheitrious House. The wary Am.
bassador was however too prudent to involve him.
self in the difficulties and embarrassments with
which the circumstance of having such a companion
on board would have enveloped him, and wisely
took French leave of poor JERoMS. The latter
came to Staten Island, in the full hope and confi.
dent expedation of being taken on board the vessel
which conveyed the Ambassad .r, when, to his in.
finite mortification, he found that General A RM.
STRONG ha Sailed without him, and left him to
sigh alone, and lament at his leisure his utter in.
ability to share in those blushing honours which
have flowed so thickly and so unworthily upon his
august family.

We are extremely sorry to find that a contagious
distemper has broken out at Charleston, to which
great numbers have already fallen vidims.

The dispute between the United States and Spain
appears to have taken the turn which we predicted,

It is now stated, that the Court of Madrid has
finally abandoned the Propositions on which it at
first insisted, and that the Negotiation will in all
probability be amicably terminated.
An Expedition is said to be fitting out at Guada.
loupe, supposed to be destined against one Of the
Briiishrslands.

On Wednesday last we contradieted, by authc.
rity, the alarming reports of a contagious disease
said to have broken nut at Gibraltar, and it is with
great pleasure that we find our contradietion con.
firmed by the'Gibraltar Chronicler down to the 4,ad
ultimo.

The EmenkOß of Russ' at, it is said, has issued
a Manifesto against France, or rather against the
Corsican Usurper who keeps that unhappy Country
in the most ignominious bondage. We have no
doubt that the.Emp ILO 1t..0f RusstA will deliver his
sentiments to the world in a manner that becomes
the Sovereign of one of the most extensive and im.
portant Empires in the world. It would, we fear,
be indulging a flattering delusion if we were to hope

that the several Powers on the Continent, who have
meanly submitted to the U,orper, will catch ardour
from the independent spirit of the Russian Monarch,
and by a magnanimous confederation attempt to
overthrow the Upstart who treats all other ,States
with arrogance, insult, and injustice.

His Royal -Highness the PRINCE of WALas,
Ddwager Ludy SF rrort, Sir G. and Lady WOMB.
weLt,, and a selett part of Fashionahlea, dined yes.
teal), with Lord and Lady MILBOURN, at their
house in Whitehall.

L Ord ana Lady HAWKESBURY are gone Otla VlSit
to Eitl BATHURsT, at his seat in Gloucester*hire.
The Dake.and I)utchess of BEDFOkD leave town
to.morrow for Woburn.,

Lady Lucm left town on Saturday for her seat
in B.dtotdsliire.

The Captain of a Swedish Vessel now in the River,
who sailed from Gliteriburgh on the 5111, states,
nu hi, leaving that Harbour, the English Packet
with H:q R Highness Moss I R UR , Brother to His
N/I‘)sr Christian Majesty the KING of FRANCS, Wig
in sight, Lout!: XVIII. had not then arrived at
Calmar, his intended residence: ; but was daily ex.
peace% and great preparations were made for His
MA jEsTY'S reception. Five hundred men, of the
Provincial Regiment of Calmar, were timirr orders
to do duty as Life GUlitti of the KING of FRANCE.
Ott Saturday seonight the wife of a labouring
man was apprehended in a cellar, in Liverpool,
having in her possession counterfeit silver to clic
amount of near tWo hundred pounds, She was ex.
mined- before the Magiitrates on Monday, atid
cointriftted- to Lar,Calicelr Cilialt for trial at the next
r •

from the LONDON GAZETTE, O<•7. 13, 13.4.

Admiralty-Office, Oa. 13, 1804.

Copy of a Letter from Vice. Admiral Sir john Tho.
mar Duckworth, K. B. Commander In Chief of
11:: Majesty': Ships and, Vessels at 7amaica, to
William Marsden, Es 7. dated at Port. RoJal, the
21:1 of jay, ,1804..
.

You will herewith.receive a Letter from Captain
Mudge, of His Majesty's Ship Blanche, which you
will please to lay before the Lords Commissioners
of the Admiralty.

SIR,

I am, &c.

J. 'I% DUCKWORTH.
Blanche, of Corosoa, North 3 Miles,
29th June, 1804.

Lying too under the guns of Saint Cruz (Coro.
soa), at 4P. M. I saw an Armed Schooner stand.
ing in from Sea ; as soon as she was Hull out I
made sail, and after a hard chase, the Frigate run-
ning eleven knots, under her royals and topgallant
studding sails, at 9 P. M. captured the Dutch
Schooner Nimrod, mounting four four.pounders,
copper_bottomed, and fastened, and but two years
old ; she is the fastest Vessel I have met with
since I have been in, the West Indies, and was one
of the two .Schooners that engaged the Flying Fish,
having then on board fifty men.
I am, &lc.

- ZACHARY MUDGE,
To Pier-Admiral Sir I. T. Duckworth.

MONMOUTH, OCT. 13.—1 can at this moment
count, from the room where I am sitting, eight
Ships, chiefly 3 deckers, of Lord CC:MI.I%IAL Lis's
Fleet., that have already cleared the point of Tor_
bay, and are stretching to the South West to resume
their station of Brest.

BR I XHAM QUAY, TORB AT, OCT. Ir.-Put into
Torbiy, the Lady Melville Armed Ship, for a new
fore. yard, and sailed again this afternoon, with the
rile de Paris, Plantagenet, St. 7osef, Prince
George, Glory, Temeraire, anti the Prince, Men of
War, under command of Admiral COILNW ALLIS,
to rebume their station off Brest,

DOVER, OCT. 4.---The Firebrand Brig, laden
with shells, shot, and boxes of combustibles, for the
Boulogne Squadron, in coming for the Harbour last
night unfortunately struck on the M.,ider R,q:ks, a
little without the North Pier Head, and i 4 totally
lost. The Crew saved,

trARWTCH. OCT. 14...--The DPI;II: Gun-brig,
lately built at Ipswich, sailed from hence yesterday,
under jurymasts, for Sheerness, to be fitted for sea.
The Betsey, extra Packet, Capt. Cut.i.vm, with
the Hamburg and' Bremen Mails, sailed thi, morning
with a fair wind for Husum.

The Packets wiih the Foreign Mails that are due
are expeaed to arrive every tide,

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 13.--Sailed the litro, of 74
guns, to join the Channel Fleet ; and the Dar;: Fr).
gate, and Rosina Sloop of War, on a Csuize to the
Westward.

Arrived the Prov;dence Cutter from Sicily, and
the Lord Netrov, How:, from Ardterford.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. r4.—Arrived Hip M +jetty's
Cutter Minerva, Lieut. WILLA*, from A derney ;
WARNEt from 14ontion ; Neptune, HUTCH-
INGS, from Milford; Northmmberland, Mt Ltvis,
from Sunderland ; and Foul:71;y, AtsauitY, from
Alderney, with Col. FoLir, 'and too African
Troop.

Sailed the•Cerpt, --.—; for Embilen.

Yesterday a Boar with seven men and an Officer
belonging to the Po?),,phemar, going from Hasler
Hospital to Spithead, upset. The Po:date's boat
and a wherry, providentially were near, and saved
them. • 1 hey were taken on b,,ard the Gladiator,
and every necessary attention afforded them.

SHVERNP.SS, OCf. t 4..— Arrived the Eielhant,
of N. gugts, Cart. GEO. DUNDAs, and the Autumns
Skop of War. Capt. S. JACKSON, from the I)lwns ;
the Woolwich Tender, Lieut. ibitt4 Cox, with im.
pressed Mtn and Volunteers for the Fleet ;• Rein-
deer, a new Brig, of 18 gum, Capt. JOHN FVFVE,
from Woolwich ; and five new Gun-brigi from. Sun.
Berland and Newcastle, built in the ivierchants'
Yards there, to befitted at this Port.
Came down from Chatham the Rub), Capt. Row.
LEY.

Passed by several Indiatnen for the River.
Sailed the Bind Armed Brig, Capt. GUSTAVUs
STUPART, with the Convoy fur the Elbe; and racer
Gun_brig, for the Downs.
P. S. A Gun.brig is on shore on the R d Sand,
and the Autumn has gone down to her assistance.
Ships at this Von—Zealand, Elephant, Ruby, Ethalion,
Unicorn, Tntsoe, Ceres, l'y tie3ver, A uturtut,
lituderschav, 11,netta, Scout, and kiticnian.

PP. A 1., OCT. —Sailed His Majesty's Skips
Elephant anti Jamaica, fur the Note; and Coira.
ze4.v;, tor Portsmouth.
• Arrived His Mijesty's Ship Kent, -from Ports.
mouth, and sailed fur the N }re; Merlin Sloop, from
2 i.:Cljize off Havre, and remains ; Carat/ sractihip,

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ford ; and Deptford Transport, from Portsmquth.
Put hack the Courageux, blowing strong to the

Westw H rd.
S4iled the GeWorat Stuart East India Slip, for

River.

In the Downs —Nlzn of ‘Var, Armed Defence Ships and
Transpurts as before, Camel Storestip, and Royal Eacaps
LiAhter.

LE ITH, OCT. I 2..—Five of the Jamaica Ships fie•
longing co Clyde have arrived. There are two ma
hourly expeded,

GREENOCK, OCT. I2.—Capt. Hrt.L, arrived at
Irvine, spuke on the z7th ult. Jar. 56. long. 12.
the Sophy, NPV IcAR, of this Port, from Liverpool
for Newfoundland, all well, with a fine wind at S.E.
Capt. CUNNELL, of the Euphrates, arrived here
from Honduras, spoke on the 3oth ult, in lat. 55. 12.
long. 32. 30. W. the ship Commerce, from Livcr.,
pool fur Piuladeiphia.