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LONDON, JANUARY 27, iSo3.

Hsi M4jEsTir and the PILINCESS SoriirA are
terfettly recovered from their indisposition. The
rttlNCesS AUGUSTA. still Continues, we are cun_
cerned to say, slightly indisposed with a cold.
Mr. .PITT left Town on Saturday last for Wal-
mer Castle.
On Sunday Mr. Secretary WICKtIAM was ex.
petted to arrive at his Lodge, in the Phoenix Park,
from his Tour to the South.
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
was to hold his first Levee for the seagoni on Sun.
"day last, which was expelled to be very numerous.
1p ,ittErVIO-
This week the Earl anti Countess of HAROWICKE
take up their residence for the winter in Dublin
Castle. •

On Monday last, PitlLlr Dun)As, Esq. was
unanimously ele4ted a Representative of the Borough

of Gatton:

Yesterday a Court of Directors was .held at the
East India lioese, when the following Commanders
took leave previous to departing for their respective
destination: Capt. THO. GRAHAM, of the Wind.
ham • Capt, JAMES SANDILANDS, of the Walpole;
tier Madras;—Captain MILIKEN CRAIO, of the
-E/p/Artwe, for Bombay.
Mr. J &cksoer took his seat in the Court, as did
Mr. Alderman Le Mesuetta in the Committee of
Correspondence, in consequence of the vacancy oc.
eabinned by the decease of Mr. HUNTER,
Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednes.
day next.
By a letter received from Batavia from the
Captain of a Sweetish Indianian, dated the 3d of
Oitobe-r last, the Neptune, Capt. JOHN KIDDIE,
and Cuffnellt, Capt. CHARLES Bovemero COTTON,
were both well and sailed from Anger Point the 4th
of Sept. for China.
The next ship appointed to be dispatched for the
Island of St. Ilelena, is the Carmarth'eu, Capt. JOHN
PQbazz as the time fixed by the Court of Diree.
tors for her being in the powus has elapsed, she
, will, it is expeeted, be dispatched in a few, days.
,Alta delimit); her stores for the above Islond, the
Carmarthen will proceed for Bengal, and from
thence to Bencoolen, for a cargo of pepper.
13y the Henrietta, arrived at Plymouth from
Honduras, we are happy to Warn, that when she
!sailed there was DO appearance of anyrdisuoder.
standing between the British ,and the Spaniards.—,-.
We are therefore, inclined to hope, that the ac.
counts of this kind, below circulated, were exagge. .
rated, if not unfounded.
By a Philadelphia I%;per of the teth,December,
received yesiettlay,. it appears that the 'Americans
Nye taken the alarm At the, approach ,of the French
ip Loub.iana. The Paper alluded to,Says, '6' We have
'authority to state; that Government is taking all
the necessary steps to prevent any reasonable ground
of uneasiness aristrovon -account of she Prencboc.
'copying Lluivirpta, New Orleans &c, in COnie.
'pence of whic;ll, it is supposed our NVestern.boun.
'dary will become inseture." •
,Letters Teceived4rom Jamaica, dated theist!) of
November last, state the accounts froin .St.
go, received there, to be particularly distressing to
she French Fleet and Army. Previous to .the
death of, General Lec eette, diSatined the whole
of the 6th Regiment of Men Of Colour, for cowardice,
and ettempting.to join the Brigalds, and! with their ,
,wives atid families, had them eonveyed.on board an
old transport,' which Was scuttled' and sunk. The
whole harbour was soon covered with floating dead
'bodies, Ilea the poisonous stench arising from the:r
lintrid state, and: the heat of the weather, occasioned
dreadful Mortality-, both afloat and On In I•
one Fretich frigate lying irethe harbour, out of 270
men, zoo died in six weeks. EVery day boats'full
of dead bodies ivt4e seen drawing towards the shore.
Letter:. by. the Auckland Packet, from Jamaica,.
whence she bailed on the t th nit. represent the,
Situation of the French in St.,''Dotnitego to be
snort deßlorable in all its relacioro. Letters from
Vestm. leland; on the North side of Jamaica, of
the 6th of • last, month, state, St. Domingo
• was evacuared by' the'Frebeh ,Tros, and that
an application had been 'made to the, Governor and
the Asseinbly ro permit diem to land tin
Outer letters from kni—neoton, tithe lath, are silent
On the tudiieel of evacory,ion Lot, coincide with the
'ormer is, thciisdn tiv6 writahwd state
,to.whiph the
IkePublien Army tuts been reduced eine& the death
of Caen: L.eot.o Le. 411 e of the letters from Kingston,
in which we are inclined to give credit, describes
the C6iuny of St—Domingo as overwhelmed with
inibery, and calculates 11,0 whole force of the French
Cove/wept, ftt tor ut.tual service there, aceording
to the bite returns, at no snore than three thousand
men; yet it admits' that General Root 41,4 8 11 AU may
keep tioiftssion,of the Cope for a eirnsiderahle time,
broil the arriial Of reinforcements fioni
Tht Yellow fever still. raged 'with great violence.
The Huute at' Cornirons, we understand, intend
7to be. 'very itriet io ieforcing the payment of the
Sureties' entered into by petitioners, in the case of
Much Pettitionfl :IS are not prosecuted--and in no in,
Stance where a Petition is withdrawn, will the Pe.
titidners be exetred their- recognizance, except
very strong Me is 'made out.—The great nuMber
4l'Vetitions rb.it have been'presented, and the.libe.
ertl'eon'cluer House'in receiving all Petitions
k#itliout. requiriog 'their being—Put to the Vote, ren.
act' it 'eetremely"•necessary, that the liberality, and
4i,,,,nity'of the HoUse of f;Ve•-oes should not 13e
vil-ft,ed WWI tl/101 iniounitt.'''' •

NIIY,iL N E S.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 25,

ART! I VED the Snow Susannah, Capt. ATKINS,
frDm Newfoundian'd bound to Dartmouth ; and the
Bellona, of Liverpool, laden with tobacco, from
Virginia bound to Liverpool, put in by contrary
winds.