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is Journals to the
nit. inclufi►e. By
have remained re.
ailed, after the de.
rox the other night
very doubt h no►►
Ts With the fleet is
1101 flips are alms

the very rime this
Bich almof every
watch the French
At a late boar yeC
t Bantry Bay, an-
d at Portfmouth !
Rate, that by the
ich arrived yeller•
a dreadful infur•
be Ifland of Goa•
ks were the aeon
generally directed
the Ifland, and
ccefsful. The re.
knee at Lloyd's.

at tome time ago
Commandant at
nt to the Minister
een attempted at
aired, and a num-
ig engaged in it

fags, that none
Dad in that affair.
(fee the Sraa at

anti,that he doe: not Rate th• whole truth.
rumours
to be
.anxious to obviate the effeas
nnours abroad in; the Engliih Iffands.
' therefore, it array he to this bufineli that
itiepatia which "hive reached London from the
iiiitita refer, particularly as this is the firft
ofthe affair which has 'arrived direaly. On
ithet, band, it nay allude to fornethirig fubfe-
it* There-is tome probability. of the French
titanic the account, if the infurreetion was ex.

X.-and fatal in its effeEts, bicaufe it might
Akouraged the troops that were on the eve
Cjibuiciog at Breft.
Jag there has been Come Cerions difturbance, 'We
optitia little doubt. It will form a new reafoni
poet, for the French GoVernment dirating its
Nitwit* the Rate of its colonies, which a longer
ifthooftheintercourfe with the Mother country,
ration of its authority, woub:i have placed
Ashler difobedience not to be corrected. No
pii BMA TAIL TS was not ignorant of the critical
pais IfGuadaloupe, as well as of St. Domingo,
or that reafon was atizious to haften the fail-
Jul t6a froth Brea. In proportion
anziety, our Minitters bad a great facility
whin to a conclufion the Definitive Treaty:
lherhad not arranged every thing to the very
flief fignature, they 'were- to blame in letting
For theii bands the means of oppofing any em-
otion or unjuft pretenfions, which the French
lit Ilan brought forward.

,trecedlng columns our Readers will find
zaas from the French papers ; we cannot,
avoid calling their particular attention

s coowi Notice, which Appears in one of
'ng
10 (the Gazette de France); and the more fo, as
Odour countrymen are preparing to pay a
taas Patis, as Coon as the jfitercourfe between
ate and England fhall be perfectly
:Every Newfpaper in Great Britain, will, we
gita the article all the circulation in their
rr,to put the unfurpeeting on their guard : its
likity may prove the means of Caving Tome va-
ell Sires to their relatives and their country :

:Rps, NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!
mentions, addreffed to feeling hearts, and bills,
• *rich families in mourning claim the public
ply, sad requelt any information that may be
pored refpedting relations or friends who have
Appeared, without leaving any traces of their
gime, have been for Tome time pall obfervcd
bieisoti frequented thoroughfares. The public,
do not pay to theft bills that ferious atten.
tint which they teem to deferve, and the fafety
iftbe ioltabitints of Paris in particular, demands
us, on this fnbjeit, a few obfervations :

alferyporitive data give us reafon to tape& that
an se one or more focietes of villains habituated
Misses, and who, after employing the ufual (tra-
il/As, have bad rcfoutce to deep laid combina-
isksgainft which it is difficult for people to be on

%k W- rd.• The details that might be publifhcd
'odes fubjea would be as curious as they are
shoitusg; but we are afraid of injuring, by too
nath precipitation, the vaft conceptions of the
Ira, *hid), being obliged to root out the tree,
dead of lopping • off its branches, has need of
wines in its hand a multitude of threads, which
ifividuals ought nut to cut. At prefent, we mull
aline ourfelves to requelling the inhabitants of
ktis,as well as foreigners,that they will be on their
Hard againa appointments made with them at
' hares which they do not know, letters inviting
km to fuch places, and (educing propofals to at-
t.& them thither. Several individuals, and lately
tjeweller in the fireet Saint-Denis, have fallen
sto &lilar flutes, and have not fince been teen or
hint of: The unfortunate perfons, refpeeting
Mom the above ,bills arc polled up, may, per_
hpi, have dined a fimilar fate. It is at any rate
eta that. for Tome time paft, individuals have
iiiipeared from fociety, without ever returning,
id who were known to have met with no caufe
aktion• and to be.in good cir cum fiances.

°Let there confidetations fuffice to kcep the
Falk on their guard again(' all dire 9 intercourfe
tith unknown perfons, who may folicit any corn
ausication of the kind here alluded to ; again('
*5 of fervice and fpeciuus propofals, and again('
Mustaion with certain females, who under the pre-
lace of choofing different articles of merchandize
• jewellery, defire them to be fent at a certain
Mu to a certain place which they appoint; and
VA a multitude of other circumflances, which
ugh they may appear natural, are neverthelefs
austied with danger.

" If any thing is capable of giving confidence to
the citizens of Paris, and to the great number of
foreigners in this capital, *it is the alivity of a
Page, a' ingenious in its conceptions as indefati.
athie in its refearches, and whore vigilance ferves
a check to all crimes, and to evert (pecks or
illiberality, we might mention, many inflances
its zeal and intelligence, equally "capiiblc of
&telling ear fears, and of &Concerting the moll
%aliened villains; but, in order that the male-
telot may fall into the (stares laid around him,
IibIIBUR be kept in ignorance nip.; ait.g the taffies
gad fupetiority of his enemy."

NAUTICAL. INTELLIGENCE.

, MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND N. N. W.
4.111.11V1D.
DUI.
a French,

o HantbUrea,
I Dublin, Dec. 26,
o Waterford,
2 Dennagbadee, Dec. 2S, 26,

PLYMOUTH, Dsc. 213.—Came in the Guardian,
Capt. HsNde, from London bound to Martinique,
laden with bale goods. Came in from a cruife
the

Fifgard 38 guns. Capt. Saratoua
Immortalite - 36 ROTH AM
Imogene - a VAUGHAN. and
Medan •-•-- Memoirs!.
The fquadron under Admiral MITCHELL from
Bantry Bay have paired the Sound for Spithead.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 29.—This evening arrived
the undermentioned fhips from Bantry Bay, under
the Command of Sir ANDREW MITCHELL:
Stindfor Cattle 98 ITCHELL.
V Capt. OuonroN
Temerdire 98 Admiral CAMPIIELL,CIpL ETERS.
Radian- - 98 Admiral Cos.unowooo, Capt. lawye.
Prim& Royal PBl ReCar-ptA.tiat 2," COWER, Knight.
Formidable 98 Capt.Cia t UDALL.
Glory - 98 Capt. WELL..
Achill:- ye Capt. Bo i.t.r a.
•
Centaur - ye Capt. LITT
Refolution ye Capt. GARDNER
PRE 80 Capt. NA Cht.
Maim • 74 Capt. BIRTHS.
Orion • 74 Cspt. REYNOLDS.
Majeltie • ye Capt. Gouty.
Atlas - 98 Capt. Johts.
The VENGEANCE and Nasty& failed from Ban

try Bay with the Beet, but are not yet arrived.
It is fuppofed the fleet are come up to this port
purpofely to try the mutineers, of whom there are
a great many on board the FORMIDABLE.

Cowes, Dec. is.—Lail Tuefday arrived here
a (mall !loop, WILLIAM Kaars .Mailer, frlsm
Cherbourg, laden with 70 fides of park, poultry,
and eggs; but as the perfon who freighted the
veffel and the Mailer went over without licences
efpecially obtained from the Secretary of State for
that purpofe, the articles could not be. admitted
by the Collator here, to .an entry (notwithaand•
ing the late Order f Council, allowing the im-
portation of Provifions duty free), the laws inter-
dkting all general intereburfe with France being
yet in force; (he accordingly failed to try Wey-
mouth or Poole.

D. 29.—The attention of the Magiftrates of
the IN of Wight, has fevrral days been occupied
in invefligatitig the circumllances of the lofs of a
vele' called the Tartar, of Portfmouth, bound to
Gibraltar, &anticd ahout two miles to the well-
ward of Cowes.

Dovtlt, DEC. 28.—The SWIFT, Captain BLAKE,
failed with SaturdAy's Mail ; and Gsoitos, Earl
of ABEILDEEN, and fuite, for Calais. This morn-
ing alto, the ACTIVE, Captain HAMILTON, with
the following paffengers:—

Mr. Gandart, Mr. E. Dryfdale, Mr. N. P. Waken, Mr.
Laurent, Rev. S. Soyres, Mr. G. Punt, Thorns* Sturgeon,
Efq. Mr. G. Ifabey, J. Bale' P. Touffaint Picard, Mn. M. A.
de Brurts, widow of Admiral dc Bruyet, killed in the battle
of the Nile, Count Neal, H. C. Charftitco, C. Scott, and Mr.
Henry Radler&

Mr. C. MATIR landed here from the Dzs mem,
C. Ntc Hots, from Philadelphia ; and Mr. T. Ottv s
from the Columba, J. o•Bairm Matter, from St:
Lucia. Both (hips have experienced very bad
weather, but bring no news of importance.

. • . ,
DEAL, DEC. 2g —Arrived the DTlClfewater•
LUKFN, from Madras, in 45 days from St. Hele-
na: the left the Melville Calle and Travers, home-
ward bound Indiamen, there.—Wind N. W.
GRAVISEMD, Dte. 29.—Part by the Star,—.
from Amboyna; from Seville;
Jacob, NARY, from Chrifliana ; Henrietta, —;
and Jonge Hendricks, —, from Lifbon; Hoy
Boarou ; Amelia, —; and Conflance.
—, from Bilboa.--Sailed the Europa, Watre,.
for St. Vincents ; Nyfus, BaowN, for Dominica;
Thomas, for Africa ;• Ruben and Jane,
May, for Barcelona ; Robert, lAT:cf.:cm, for
Baltimore ; Chalmers, FILENCH ; and tl.e Friends,
Raso, for Jamaica,