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LONDON, JUNE so, 1801%

A Message from its MAJESTY was delivered °
Saturday to both Houses of Parliament, Inkrinsif
them gherkin MAJESTY had judged it expedient this '4l
a large additional force should be forthwith relied°
and assembled, for the immediate and more ell
defence of the Country, and for the purpose of Pr°o°E
viding the best means fur a vigoraps prosecution
the Was, and relying upon their Zeal and
Spirit, for the adoption of such measures as 044
appear the most efeaual for carrying such pure
into execution with the least possible dela'', P
_
His Ma;eerY'l Message was ordered to
I
taken into consideration this day.
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This morning arrived Ml frogs the leeviza'l4.
Islands, brought to Falmouth by the Prittreri C. tr*
ktte Packet in 37 days and a Mail from Ltmuns
brought by the Kites George Packet in: nine dor,
On, Saturday Morning, betwaeo _OW avid
o'clock, as the Roy4L FAMILY Wire. "% latt
tend . .§.ervice, aa:Aliktes' rt4itgrfdTillir
'!fii Pre''*" attended
t eir respatiiriokits Mel Its°, 4-
ii
the Royal Party to the Chapel• lia4lll in.
was dressed in full military tie:Liam, with .41)
tention of going immediately after breakfast to
0e.!0.
view the i ttlt Regiment of
Ashford Common. At the time when, HI!, very'
jeSTY was about to set off to the ittVietqf
heavy shower came on,• and there being or arY11);
Peal:ince of a very wet 113 Y, His MAI"Tir. sent
express to put ofT the Review till Monday a
t..
o'clock. When the rain ceased His IVlAlarrYt dna.
'ended by General GARTH, CainnelS
Light Dragnongsmio:
F":7101's took an airing on horseback in
Win
sor Park. WAi.aa left
Saturday morning the PatNck of
Windsor for London.
Saturday. evening the ROYAL FAMILY walked
on the Terrace.
At Ascot Heath Races, there was very eacelkr!'
sport on Saturday ; five horses started for
the,
:
Plate. There were three heats, and Mr. HYPI
Sky Roche, proved viaor. itb
Yesterday morning the ROYAL FAMIL_ th.
their Attendants, went from the'Queen's 'nu
i
Sr. George's Cathedral ; the Bands of the era,'
shire and 13th Regiments of Light Dragoons r.
drawn out, and played ,1 God save the King!
the Royal Party passed. An excellent Sermon Wear-
preached, by Dr. LANGFORD, from the 23d eluPdte,i
of St. Luke, and the latter part of the 43d ver",Ll
" To-day shalt thou be with me in Paradise
ter the Sermon, an Anthem was sung, by the
tlemen of the Choir.
Saturday's Gazette contains"the Order of Coun
u,c/"-t
for issuing Letters of Marque and Reprisal sga':
lo.elifjpiounxoftitaiPtete,r
ttoootisurpvlrc;i7;
vacancy the Scot Repreyientation,
:Htt
hhhoeteoTlydB:raluo:ltil:::llrhddvii,n.:ol:half),luatitslseete.ptEuhbaesireic The CanditLtes skre 'arint
Kat. 41 s and Lord Er.? trisrotia. The latter gs
blyasat cthoensoidffiecraebtsleomr
the Royal
mood,
at Portsmouth, gave an elegant dinner to AO'-
ber 91 other distinguished Naval Officera.
Lord GARDNIIR, Admiral HOLLOWAY,, and a nu-'
RoPefedNg
ioemwne Upwardsfnibitu:an commanded
famnit
,t1:11:1; :lad nselltdita, nabdfiy)of arms
rite
use
Detachmenteho" of the
be
etGe le4rir16:011:11';
Colonel RoTwirauttogr
are embarked for the same place.
In consequence of the occupation of Hamburg;
by French Troops, it was on Saturday deterintne
by the Post-Master General, that uniess new girl,
cumstances should arise, the Mails now de"lleuc
a r Harwich, since the 7th inst. together %v
the
Mail of -Tuesday next, containing Letters for
North of Europe, in general,
a Packer to Gottenburg (in Sweden); a"4
containing the Letters fa- High and Low GernuIIIn);:)
Italy, Switzerland, and Twkey, in a Pack?! on
Tonningen, a Town in the Dutchy of Slesatitl‘2,.;.
a Peninsula formed by the RiverEyder, and "``•
eight miles N. W. of Hamburg!).
will be dispatched It`

NAVAL NEttit

?nom 4s LONDON' C; ETTE., June It, ISO.

el,bsiralty.o
.ce,
.7tmr ig, TOO 3.
e'.*a Of l'
a Litter ,Gr 011,.. Rig' hr WI. Lord Keitb, X'. B. oldmiral
of ter Rive. &c. to Sir Evan Nepearc. tart. dated Sheernerr,
! tat 16th ',ware..
slit, . .
I enclose. for their LorrlAips' information, a Letter which
lias been addressed to Rear-Admiral Montague by Captain
Owen. of His Majesty's Ship I nimnrtalitii, acquainting him
, . With the capture of two of the Enemy's Gun-Vessels.
1
I have the Honour to be, &c.
' KEITH.
SM. '
.rmwrt,2lire, eeCalah. ymne 14. !Sol,.
I this morning, in company with the jalouse and Cruizer
i‘lB°Pc, chased two French Gun-Vessels on shore on the
.ast part of Cape Blanc Nez, and, with the Flood-tide, or.
tiered the two Sloops to anchor, and endeavour to destroy
or bring them off, sending our Boats to assist in so dning. I
"I hippy to informal you, that, after about ad hour's firing
from them and the Batteries, they were silenced. and taken
..,, ettession of by th:' Boats under a heavy fire of Musquetry
orn the Chin, by which Mr. Charles Adams, Mate of the
alouse, has been badly wounded.
The Vessels prove to be L'lnabordable Schooner. anti Le
Commode Brie, carrying each three Guns, za-Pounders, and
1-Eight.pounder, and appear very tine Vessels.
f
1 I have the Honour to be, &c.
Jtemefdiniral M.,ntagtre. E. OWEN.
' g eidnrirnity-Office, 3rlroe 18, tlio3.
4 , ' (Nrit 1i • Letter
.rcm Rear-Admiral Sir
,lamer Sauntarez, X' B.
' T - ~'' ' cl 2 Sir :van !Wean', Bare. dated en beard the Grampu.t.
~• nt Cver !fey, tke tst.6 inst.
_
~ . 4 • Itereww. I enclose a Letter from Lieutenant Archbold,
, .. tominandieg His Majesty's Schooner, Ming, acquainting me
..., 4:42f his haying captured, on the 3d. instant, oft Cape Frew!,
i. L'Rspiegle, a small Lugger Privatvr from St. &Woes, Mali.
.. bed with to Men, out r 8 Days, without having made any
, tilture.
I have the Honour to he. &e.
lAikiES SAUMAREZ.
'.;'..
,bz I, ' Fling. Guernsey Road, fare 14, 1803.
a, beg leave to acquaint you, that yeiterday afternoon, Cape
il,'',i "Owl. bearing S. S. F. five or six Leagues, I fell in with.
:41 and after an hour's chase, captured the French Lugger Fri-
-1; latter. L'Espiegle, (an open boat), of Sr. Nialoq, manned
};i''; ',vith to Men, and armed with Small Arms ; out eighteen
• utYs, and had not taken any thing.
`;.i.,' Biting seventeen Men.short of complement, I judged it pen-
?4,-.: dent to see her into port, and am concerned to state, that in
':`;,: getting a Tow-rope into her this , morning, through the sae-
•.:! tlea of the man at her helm, she got, under the Bows and
-,,.:- Was sunk. . . - I am. •tc.
,
~•W. ARCHBOLD.
4i, Wow Aaktitaerz. Ran. awl .A', 3, Commander
,fl:
:t'tf. in aiek Ur. are. err. C merouly.

PLYMOUTH' JUNE 18.—Arrived the French Ship

la Woman', JEAN ANDUE COLL'S master, Lien

F;" With coffee, carton and sugar, from Purt.au-Prince,
bound. to Havre, captured by the Cutter Assistance,
of this Port (Tender to His Majesty's Ship Dragon).
She has been two months on her passages

Arrived the American Ship► La,vina, of and from
New-York, bound to Amsterdam, laden as supposed
with Enemy's property, detained by His Majesty's
Ship Maher; also the Dutch Ship Corn(lirrt Maiqa,
laden with a very valuable cargo from Batavia,
bound to Rotterdam, detained by the Catharine
tlard 210fari Privateer, of London, and afterwards
taken possession of by the Rosr and Dolphin Cutters,
tenders to His. Majesty's Ships San jorefob,and
falvadee, del itfunda.
5.1..1 -.64 El Gdiga Sto, oi War, with a convoy
'to the Westward.

YAitt6ttnt, Yotte the Drie Gt.
S er s) JACO INANDE itTo LK, from the North Sea,
with salt and Ash, bound to Flydam, sent in by, the
Pordeor Frigate; JOHANNES BO R
from amtzic, with pot and white ash, bound to
Schiedam, sent in by His Majesty's Ship Fortulte'e.

The HeNtitifir WW2 ERNST BURG, which put
into this Port with damage on the 13th inst. is
repaired, and sailed yesterday for Lisbon.
De Pram janyem, KIER master, which was sent
in here the. Bth inst. by the Harpy Brig, is given
up, and sailed for Ostend. ,

The following Ships have cleared at the Custom.
`Louse, and are to wait for Convoy in these Rods, viz.

Matilda, Blomfield, and Staid' of Lire, ROdwell, For
Pantziet Fanny, lkiartin, and Zephyr, Foreman, fur Chris.
*lama ; and Gabriel, !fowling, for St Peter4hurgh.

Arrived.-Floe., Kennedy, from HuII; hope, Seaman.
from ; litanniit, Smith, from Deptford, with Naval
Stores; Elizabeth, 'riftnmon, from Hull.

DEAL, JUNE tg.--Arrived His Majesty's Sloop
/PA-, from the SVestward, and the Cavera from
the East Indies ; the former remains, and the latter
Las proceeded to the, ki %ter.
Sailed Ills Majesty's Ship la/au:6 foi her sta-
tion on the Coast of France.

Sailed the Low;me and Pixels Gun-brigs on a

truite.
Arrived and sailed far the River the Xirby,
Ids Y;;DA.r. P., from Antigua ; Good Intent, --,
hum Birbildoes Erk,, --, and the Gottrotta
Planter, fgom Jamaica.
•••••••••••• •
HARWICH, junEt9.-.-114.ScHnimaLPINNinclt,
the Dutch Ambassador, embarked at this place on.
Friday evening, on board the Primie.af Wales Pac.
kEt, Capt. AtrriroNY DEANE, and sailed imme-
diately under a Flag of Truce for Helvoetsluys.
There are now eight Hatnburgh and Bretnen
Mails detained here, waiting the arrival of the
Prisms of Wales Packet, Capt. Hoitittti !who was
lent Out under Special Instradi°"•
The Porst4 Bye.boar arrived from
.Cushaven,
having landed the Hamhurgh Mail at Yarmouth.
Sailed yesterday everting,the Neutral SchuyteSsell.
"61.Y14 llLoor master, with Passengers fur Enabden.

NAVAL ArPoINTMINVs.—Capt. R. Cotai, of
the Reyal Scruirrign, to the Prints Gtosits which Is
t 6 he Admiral COLLING*OOD'S Flag.ship; Capt.
!viirrorto, to the Yer4 ; Capt. Lard W/"1414.
STUAkT, to the CPtittla Capt. J. VAittott, to tire
PiihireJr Rua; Capt.lsorti M. Kg 1111.4 to the lid.
lardy and Capt. C. Ft suns*, to tha Ciro*

fiRECEDEIVCY OP THIS M/L/i/A,

As drawn by ints at the late tySetiot of dirtied.
tenable of Counties, to continue during the \Var._

Berwick • t bitrharh •. 25 Buckinghamshire 49
staifind • 2 Nlontg,.mery 2(;) Dorset •
SalQp. • • 3 Cardiganshire 27 Edinburgh - 51
Denbigh • 4 Stirling - 28 Lancashire •••• .
Ro“' . ; Northantron 29 Clunberia-nd . 53
Cheshire - 6 Essex • • 30 • Pembroke. 54
Gloucester - 7 Cornish - 31 Aberdeen 5;
Wilts . • 8 York, West 32, Tower Hamlets 56
'Somerset - 9 Hertford - 33 Kent . 57
Inverness . to File 34 London - 38
Forfar t tornish Miners 35 SutFolk - 39
Oxford . Leicester . 36 Northumberland 63
Bedfordshire 13 Berkshire • 37 Herefordshire •6i
Lincoln - 14 Ayrshire 38 Derbyshire 62
Hants • . 13 Carmarthen 39 Rutland - • 63
Carnarvon - to Warwick . 40 Huntingdon • 64
Westmorland 17 Surrey .• • 4t Nieriuneth 65
Monmouth Glamorgan - 42 Devon . • 66
Flintshire • t 9 Argyll - 43 York, East • 67
Middlesex -ao York, North 44 Perthshire - 68
Kircudbright 21 Lanark . 43 Anglesca - 69
Renfrewshire 22. s Norti3l,lc. 46 Dumfries . 70
Radnorshire 23 Worcester - 47 Nottingharn • ,71
Cambridge - 24 Sussex • • 415

Letters from the Banks of the Mein of the Sth,
in the Paris Papers of the isth, state, that a
Note had been presented to the Diet by the
Hanoverian Minister, &cluing, that the KING
of ENGLAND, as Meant., had proposed to ob..
serve the strktest Neutrality 'in the War between
Great Britain and . France ; that the Treaty of
Luneville provided against the entry of a French
Army into Germany, and that it was • conse.
quently expelled that the. Hanoverian States would
not be subjeded 'to any' part of the burthens of the
War. This declaration was merely taken by the
other Ministers ad referendum. It is stated, how-
ever, that the Ministers of. Prussia, Austria, Bava-
ria, Wurtemburgh, Sce. had declared, in their pri.
vase conversations, that they regarded the contest
between France and the Hanoverian Government,
and the occupation' of that Eieelorate by French
Troops, as matters which did not concern the inte-
rests of the German Empire, if the French did
not pass the Frontiers of Hanover. And the French
Government not' having raised any 'pretensions to
the 'final Sovereignty of Hanover, but only intend.
ing to occupy it till the restoration of Peace with
England, these Ministers are stated to have de.
dared that it was impossible to see how the Era.
PEROR and Empire could have any right of inter-
position in the affair. A person ignorant of the
true situation of affairs, would be-tempted to sup.
pose from this, that Hanover was not a part of the
German Empire.
' These Papers likewise give the Note presented by
Mr. Limit./ on the, za.th ult. to the Dutch.Scretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, stating that if France
would consent to withdraw immediately her troops
from the Baravian Republic, Hts MAJESTY would
engage to adhere `to a reciprocal Neutrality. The
result is known by Hi's
_Majesty's Message on
Friday.
The French Journals have extended the Plague
from Malta to our Squadron in the Mediterranean,
on board of which they say. it was making great
havock. There is every reason to believe that the
whole of this is a malignant fabrication. •
Amongst other ridiculous
is art Address to ,BONAPARTE the Great,- from the
Military
,Members of the Senate, the. Legislative
Body, and the Tribunate, praying to be adMitted
on board the vessel which was to carry him to. Eng.
land, if such was his intention.
Private Letters from Paris state, that the traitor.
ous Writers in the Argus, at Paris, have been lately
busily employed in connsosing inflammatory and Re.
volutionary Addresses to the Irish Penple, which
have been sent to Bourdeaux and other places, to
he forwarded to Ireland in neutral vessels. Go.
vernment, therefore, cannot be too vigilant in
searching Vessels of that description, destined for
Ireland.

When Mr. Scsmv, the Messenger, arrived at
Calais on Thuritlaylast, on his way to Paris, he was
waited upon by the Commissary of Marines, who
treated him with great civility, anti str:red him to
proceed without An attendant, which is a mark of
respect not generally observed.
Tug Tnt nTkE.—Tke jralous Hutbaod was re-
vived at Covent-garden Theatre on Saturday lair,
but we Cannot say much in favour of the repre.
!,entation. FAWCETT and joH/4sTONK in Sir Harty
liedgk, and Capt.l;n tYC:utier, indeed, were tole-
rable,. and Mrs: MATT9CIEs W.rs excellent in taity
FreelvOeo. •Mrs. LITCHFIELD was sufficiently vio-
lent in .the Heroine of the Piece.

Mr. H. JOHNSTON, it seems, quits Covent-garden
Theatre at the'end of the present season, it is said
that he had entered' into an engagement with the
Manager. Of Drury-lane Theatre, but that it will
not be confirmed by the higher 'num.
The Richmond Theatre is, to open this Evening,
under the management of Mr. COPLAND. The
Company of Performers is nearly the same as last
Season, with two or three additional Members.
The Dutchess of DtVONSUlßE'rgrand Rout on
Thursday night is highly spoken of in all the
fashionable circlets asone of the most elegant things
of the kind ever seen. All the chief persons of
distinction in higher life were present; and hardly
ever was there seen so splendid a profusion of dia.
moods as decorated the lair visitors.' About four
hundred persons sat down to a magnificent supper.
The dances,' particularly the fultdrilles, which had
been two or ►hree times praftised before the Ball,
went off with singular precision and spirit.

Yesterday morning, during the time of the Guards
parading, a Party of Police Officers attended in St.
James's Park, and picked up sevstal useful hands
for His Majesty's'Nuvy.,

On Saturday night- died, at her house in Half•
moon-street, Mrs. fibre, of Drury.lane Theatres
She WAS seized with an apopleitic fit on Friday
sennight, when performing the chatrader of Deeds.
alma: a second stroke of the same affliction proved
fatal. She suddenly dropped from the sofa. A
Lady with her called for assistance, and she was
raised up. She seemed to be sensible, but incapable
of speaking, and in a few minutes she
,expired.
Upon examination by a surgeon, yesterday, it was
found some of the veins in the head had burst iota
occasioned her death. She possessed considerable
Merit ill an 4imeo. girl 'vas a very atuiatte woman.

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