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London, England, 1808-02-19 00:00:00

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.GUSTAVIA, IN ST. ISAILTHOLOMS.W,I4O%. ,
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Yesterday, between two and three o'clock 41,3%;;
morning, landed in this island, at a place cify
Grand Galette, a corps of about 100 French sofa;
andstook possession of the batteries and guard-hots;
on which occasion one corporal and two scldiers olio
Swedish troops were killed. Th'..y confiscated aboit
70,000 bags of coffee, belonging to an Azattitat
house ; possessed themselves of a Swedish brig, 0 h
guns, and a schooner under American colours, all
I then left the Island.—Stockholin Gazette of Fed, 6.
LEGHORN, Dm ,
The inhabitants of all the towns and proiimces of
.sise former kingdom of Etruria, have now ;Ant tie
oath of allegiance to the Etrperor and King Nip.
lion. The Etrurian troops are marching to um
`fitly, and this place is occupied by a numerous Freati
garrison. In the forts which cover the city ampott.
preparations are making to receive the English
red hot balls, in case they should attempt an ar4,k.
Whether Etruria is to be incorporated with fract
or whether I.ucien Bonaparte is to be oar Soren*
is r.ot yet decided.

. . COPENHAGEN. yak t
. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince mini a
Kiel on the 24111 of last month. :::1
The:Deputy Governor of Riga has been Agloil.
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on account of the negligence sad inattention o'l4
he rendered himself guilty, in carrying into demi
embargo on English ships.
From Triest we are informed, that Englistrneatie
daily arriving there from the interior of the Aus;;:a
,F.
dominions, to embark for England.
By. an estafette arrived this morning, inteUig
.has been received that Moncey has entered Sok
iiiit is ,marching to Torlosa ; that an iminense nun.
belt' Of thistors abd icinverits are to be secularizod'n'
eikiag-44. andtlit France intends to purchase kit
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'quuntitietuf Sian` commodities in the course
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AMtineatt. PAPERS
n, -To the 29th of January were received glint**,
The following are extracts :
HANOVER, JANLiikRY

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The'fcrtress of Hameln, Fart George,'-and NitA
burg, Will be dismantled—The demolition of *it
furtifications was begun the day b-ifore yeitt

NAPLES;--JANlTlatt'.

According to letters from Sicily, King Tesduani,
trott
dives in a very retired manner at Palermo. The Prince
of Hesse Philippsthal commands the royal .
which do not amount to more than 6,000 men. Tte
English and the Germans in their pay, are not mom
than 3,000 men. The English have at Sicily .
more than one ship of the line, S frigates, 2 corny*
and 5 or 6 gun-boats.
COPENHAGEN, JANUARY O.
According to a Notification published by the Re,
gerapy of Norway, by order of the highest authority,
the late ordinances relative to foreign privateers, as
not to be in force when the prize is English. 'lke
principle laid down, free Aryls make free goody, i
to be observed with respect to all neutral ship;
and those of friendly Powers, which may puma
the ports of Norway, and the cargo shall tit lit
opened or broken into ; but, if an English care le
found in a free ship, whether discharged or trs.
shipped ; or a ship so laden be stranded, it shall, de
its cargo, be treated as enemy's property.

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Sir SAMVEL HOOD arrived in town yesterday from.
Plymouth, and had a long interview with Lod
MOLGRAYE at the Admiralty. The gallant Barone„
we are happy to learn, appears to be in ex.:dist
health and spirits. A Messenger *as yesterday*
patched to his MAJESTY at Windsor, from the Ali
ralty, with the particulars respecting the intellira
brought by Sir SAMUEL HOOD.
The Comus was one of Commodore MOORE'S spa,
dron, appointed to convoy the ROYAL FAME.
Portugal to the Brazils, and wasreturning to English
after having seen the combined squadrons to a Weil
latitude, when she fortunately fell in with the well.
the 514th ult. and was thus enabled to cornmunicatem
Admiral DUCK WORTH that information, which, we
trust, will be the means of adding one more to the
splendid list of our naval triumphs. The Comus,
understand, proceeded with Sir Joni DUCKWORTH.
PORTSMOUTH ;FEBRUARY 18.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Coquette and Adonis, from a
cruise • WWl= Dtnt, Mussen; Jane, Graham; Sarah, Boot;
George, Black; and Isabella, Roloson, from the Downs --••••54141
his Majedit's ship Airier, with a convoy for the Downs..
DEAL FEBRUARY 18.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Skylark, Pandora, and Royalist,
os
a iyuize. Arrivtdtke Neptune from China, last from Masao
and remains in. the Downs with the rest of the ships Is per last.
GRAVESEND, FEB. 18.
Passed by his Majesty's ship Chichester from Jamaica. SAL'.
the Two Friends, Tomstin, for. Guernsey ; Minerva, Will
for Surinam ; Jack Tar, Grant:tor Jamaica ; Ambulator, OAP
Cher ; Orb, Hill ; and the Fortuna, Tode, for Gottenburgh.

DUBLIN, FEB. 12.
During a heavy gale last night at N. E. which suddenly churl
to S. E. the Olympus, ---.., from Cadiz and Cork ; the Me.
cator, (of Portland) Captain Freeman, front Philadelphia; the
Jane, from Killough ; and the St. Michael, fr°lll
Wexfotd, with barley, drove on shore at Dunleary ; their carPt
it is feared, will be much damaged—the vesseb are eziedg4t.
be
edrosave on vel
:hose last
etjat7htCraige, at Biray (of;S‘the.hitAmehiverelikan) waliPith c°111'1111111:17,4
New York, which lay at Poolley, drove from ter anchllo.l.;
is near the South Wall ; a ballast lighter, which was at odor.
the Pidgeon-House; also a fishing smack, called the MI
Rushebath) sunk sear the Pidgeon-House--two of the erde
the latter are drowned. Five fishing boats and aU their crews'.
lost in the 80, ~car Du alcary ; and several bodies have bull.*
ed ashore near the Black Rock, from the Prince of Wake psehtt
Btarst.—On the 15th inst. at Alderley Park, i' Cheshie, d!
seat of Sir John Thomas Stanley,' Bart. the Honourabl: Lell
Stanley, of a son.

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aboutanlancld t,lhrooaeteFaor'ecoctikrouttilYart.
Th•ty confiscated abot;
and two scldiers
itaTttler4:eliertiV' NOV
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31): t riled in this
between
tss+ession of wo
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lo fesleodAbicorporals.
anion one
s wen
s of coffee, ',don
et
SiSechdoOth:lST underelves
dAna brig, is
Island.—Stockholm Gazette of Fed, 6, '
LEGHORN, Inn. • re"l'j
bitants of all the towns and provinces sf
kingdom of Etruria, have now taken
tie •
!•giance to the Emperor and King Nix. •
Etrurian troops are Triarc•laing to Ihmet-
his place is occupied by a numerous preate
In the forts which cover the city wpm it el
is are making to receive the English • '23
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Is, in case they should attempt an st,4.
!:truria is to be incorporated with aoty 64°l
I.ucien Bonaparte is to be ow Swift*, ); rri
iecided.
CoPENHAGEN.Fga,i
al Highness the Crown Prince art*
e 24th of last month. • r ,4
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puty Governor of Riga has been difite4i
s
of the negligence aod inattention ofistak . salt
gingwalt7aoddni:har:ncoairAde;:cla'itia':
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d himself guilty, in carrying into eifeet%
Fri English ships. or]
'riest we are informed, that English:ries ti Joe Xi
ring there from the interit:r of the Aug:.
4 • boa
;, to embark for England.
estafette arrived this mcrning, inrelligsso - -
Jork
received that Moncey has entered Spies
rching to Torlosa ; that an iminense nom ,"11)
Isteriabd icinverits are to be secularizodi oft
•';',...;44,2:t France intends to purchase larie tirrF,l
rat Resseian- commodities in the coursed
- -corm
. Prise
PAPERS • i 702
29th of January were received ;listen-jet
swing are extracts : 3 ri
HANOVER, JANLIART 1k •
;stress of Hameln, Fort George,and Nit. ;CIF
sircv W
11 be dismantled—The destiolition of their #0,,-iry,
ions was begun the day blifclee yes**
JTIC'
NAPLES,--JANUARYI.'•
ding to letters from Sicily, King Tenfold Wl°
very retired manner at Palermo. The Prince
e Philippsthal commands the royal troops
3 not amount to more than 6,000 men. The iflim
and the Germans in their pay, are not man =7'
)00 men. The English have at Sicily at
sll*
an one ship of the line, S frigates, 2 corn** Irog
r 6 gun-boats.
COPENHAGEN, JANUARY 11.
rding to a Notification published by the Re, 312.443
f Norway, by order of the highest authority, kla
ordinances relative to foreign privateers, acs 1:17417s1
be in force when the prize is English. The 31..71
le -laid down, free sluyss make free good:,
observed with respect to all neutral ship; eared
De of friendly Powers, which may pato N. I
its of Norway, and the cargo shall set be Sc.,*
or broken into ; but, if an English air let
eke P
in a free ship, whether discharged or me.
;or a ship so laden be stranded, it shall, sdtl sea
;o, be treated as enemy's property. V
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SAmilitt. Hoop arrived in town yesterday floe and
uth, and had a long interview with Lai( *3l
tAVE at the Admiralty. The gallant Brow,
happy to learn, appears to be in mast
Y Nall
and spirits. A Messenger was yesterday 9uai
dto his Maierrx at Windsor, from the Adria. '. sir
with the particulars respecting the intelligence
at by Sir SAMUEL HOOD.
Comus was one of Commodore MOORE'Sgta•
appointed to convoy the ROYAL FAMILY ti
ral to the Brazils, and wasreturning to England,
Laving seen the combined squadrons to a semis •
le, when she fortunately fell in with the enemy on
!th ult. and was thus enabled to conununicitem
ral DUCKWORTH that information, which, we
will be the means of adding one more to the
as
lid list of our naval triumphs. The Comus, sse
stand, proceeded with Sir Jortm DUCKWORTH.
PORTSMOUTH;FEBRUARY 18.
wed his Majesty's ships Coquette and Adonis, from
William Dent, IViussen; Jane, Graham; Sarah, Bout;
Black; and Isabella, Roloson, from the Downs -:•saak4
idlit's ship Airier, with a convoy for the Downs..
DEAL FEBRUARY 18.
:d his Majesty's ships Skylark, Pandora, and WO!. els
:e. Arrived the Neptune from China, last from hinfonili
mains In. the Downs with the rest of the ships as pet be.
GRAVESEND, FEB. 18.
red by his Majesty's ship Chichester from Jamaica. Sal*l
vo Friends, Toms* for,Guernsey ; Minerva,
rinana ; lack Tar, Grant:for Jamaica ; Ambulator,
Um
Orb, Hill ; and the Fortuna, Tode, for Gottenburish.
DUBLIN, FEB. 12.
ring a heavy gale last night at N. E. which suddenly chwiti
she Olympus,--, from Cadia and Cork ; the Met'
(of Portland) Captain Freeman, front Philadelphia; the
from Killough ; and the St. Michael, .
ofd, with barley, drove on shore at Dunleary ; their cure,
eared, will be much damaged—the vessels are Mg*"
red. The Union, Craige, (of Whitehaven) with co* 3
on shore last itight, at Bray; the American ship DMA
York, which lay at Poolley, drove from ter ands..
it the South Wall ; a ballast lighter, which was at awl
idgeon-House; also a fishing smack, called the kb,
ebath) sunk near the Pidgeon-House—two of the trier
tter are drowned. Five fishing boats and aU their crews or
it the Bay, '.ear Dualeary ; and several bodies have beet *lir
bore near theMadtßoan the Prince of Wake pais.
anu.—On the 15th inst. at Alderley Park, us Cheshire, d!
of Sir John Thomas Stanley,'llart. the Honoursar
ey, of a
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