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London, England, 1805-06-15 00:00:00

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PCIIZAWCS. Joys 12.—Since my La, arrived the
Prince of Wales, TIIIILUDDR A. from London, all
from Falmouth, with groceries, &e. ; his Majay's
fhip PLOVIIII, from a cruise, and remain With his Ma-
jelly's brig Gass's% All yefterday it blew ftrong
at about W. N. W. but is now more moderate.
FALMOUTH, Juan 12.—Arrived the Manchefter
packet, Capt. DAVIS, from Tortola, with the Lee
ward Maud mails, after a patfage of ;a days. —Sailed
the Sweditlz Ihlp Neptunus, PLUSISHALT, for Ply-
mouth ; American Sip Two Generals, Cyanic RAM.
for Madeira ; and the American Ihip Srah, RAW-
sow, for London.—Eighteen fail of the line, fop.
poled to be Lord CARDIIIat'S fleet, appeared this
evening, and flood off to the Southward.—Arrived
at Barbadocs, the Hamilton packet, with- mails (rim
England,

PLYMOUTH, June 13.—Came in the Rims gun-
brig, of :6 guns, from the Channel fleet, which Ole
left yeiterday of ['Chant; PF.istiout, of 16' guns,
from Cork, with two tranfports, and LOOM ten-
der, under convoy ; the Napoleon, Spanith priva.
tea, of t 8 guns; and the Phtenix, Spanifh ditto, of
14 guns, from Cork : they were captured on the seth
and zoth of May, by the Topaz,. of 38 guns, off
the coaff of Ireland. Sailed the Tepees*, it. of 74
guns, tel join the Channel Fleet, and the Rivoin-
TlOlllllllll, of 38 guns, on a cruise.
POLTSSIOUTN, JYaa t4.--Arrived the Fet.con
(loop of war from off Havre, and failed again dire&
ly. The Jamaica frigate it appointed convoy for
ttiebee and Halifax. Wind E.
Dais, Joss t4.—Sailed this morning the William
Pitt, Europe, Glory, Ann, and the Maria Eall
la-
diamen, and feveral other outward bound veffels, tan.
der convoy of the Paosetio bomb, for Portfmouth;
Ariadne frigate I—Combatant, Autumn, ()reties,
Calypfo, and Cygnet sloops of wart Fury, Lucifer,
Volcano, and Devallation bombs, and a Beet of gun.
brigs, on a cruise off the French coaa.—Wind N.E.
HASTINGS, Juas Wednefday laft four
large lug fail French privateers made their appear-
ance off our coat, and, unfortunately, no cruiser
being near, committed great depredations on vials
coming up Channel. One of there privateers had the
impudence to come within a league of our batteries,
and overhauled every veal that pared. At the
cleft of the evening, having captured a !loop and fent
her for the French coaft, he proceeded to windward
to examine a brig. In the mean time the Heftier
Sea Fencibles, with Lieutenant Manager?, manned
two fix oared sallies, and armed with =filets lied
eutlaffes, purfued the 'loop to re-take her. Irtiterday
morning, at tour o'clock, when within a few league*l
of the French shore, they came up with the captured
veil, and the Frenchmen, Eve in nnmbire, took to
their boat, quitted the (loop, and made off, although
within fight of the privateer, mounting ten carriage
guns, and fixty men. There being little wind our
boats took the floop in tow, and were chafed foam
time by the privateer, till a ails, fuppofed to be a
cruiser, appeared in fight. Lail evening they brought
the vael fare in here. She proves to be the Induf-
try of Exete-, for London, laden with 2000 bales of
woollen goods and paper : the ;natter and two men
are now on board. We hope the brave !Snots who,
at a great hazard, have retaken this veld, will be
amply rewarded for their zeal and saivity. .

A report is circulated that Mr. Pyre means to clif-
folve Parliament, and the rearm' aff►gned is, that he
finds he cannot carry any meafure in oppofition to the
ADDINGTON pa►ty. We believe there is no founda-
tion for this report, but the with of force individuals
that a real mifunderßanding Ihould (OAR between
Lord SIDISOUTN and Mr. PITT, bteNtlfei while they
can adl together, the others have but little chance of
coming into power. The compliments paid to Mr.
hrs. by Mr. Fox, in tLe debate of lall night, are con-
fidered by Tome as a kind of proof that a new con-
Edon is aimed at. All this, however. is mere un•
founded rumour.

This morning difpatches arrived 4t the Admiralty
from Admiral Lord Galion's, dated the t2th
The Mancheaer PaAct has arrived at Filtociuth
with Mails from the Leeward Winds. She failed
from Tortola on the t tub of May. The Jason
gate, which failed from Cork on the 23d of March
with a fleet under convoy, arrived at Tortola with
four (hips bound to St. Thomas, the day before the
packet failed. The Jason karned at Barbadoce that
the combined fleet were at fee, which had been com-
municated there by the Mbacutv frigate, on the ad
of May. This frigate was the edit difpatched by
Sir Joao Oant„ with the intelligence, on the failing
of the Toulon and Cadiz fleets.

Difpatchea were yeflerday received by Govern
ment from Sierra Leone, brnoght by the f4gtilus,
which left Corte on the ad of May. It is Gid that
the enemy have of late committed Como ferioUs de-
predations on our African redeemable, but 'We an
not yet informed of the particulars. Report flutes,
that the Combined fleets of France and Siiiht had
been teen in that direaion ; bet we cannot attach
any degree of credit to this flatement.
Rana of a letter from Antigua, dated the Ilth
May, 1805--t! Accounts am jeR receiverthete of a
iionaion of the Toulon and Cadiz Seets—a frigite
horn Sir Joule Oatia's fquadron, brought.ate
intelli-
gence to Barbadoes, and immediately preciteded.for
Jamaica.