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Some inaccuracies have been dated in this and other
Papers, relptaing the Mellinger who came aver in
the French Flag of Truce.
On Tuefday, it was Paid, he had reached town the
evening bef.--re ; but the fas is, it was a Meffenger
from the Port Admiral at Deal, who arrived that
evening with difpatches, announcing that an Aulirian
Mellinger was on board the Flag of Truce, and re-
quelling to receive inftruaions. A paffport was
accordingly rent to permit the latter to come to Lon-
don, where he arrived the night before lall.
His bulinefs, hlwever, was, as we have already
Dated, with the Allakian Minilicr, and the contents
of his tlifpatchts remain as much a fecret as ever.

We have received a lit ies of Barbadoes newfpapers
to the 4th Oftaber. They continue to expatiate on
the gallant conduit of the Captain and Crew of the
Windfor Cale packet, who fo nobly maintained the
honour et the lit itith flag in the capture of the Jame
!tichard French privateer. Subfcriptions have been
ornied at the inturance offices in Barbadoes, for the
bcnc fit of thole heroes, and we hope the example will
be followed at Lloyd's.

Notice has been given from the General Poll-office,
to the Merchant• in the City, that the packet for
Liibon will be difpatched as ufaal.

Admir2l KEATES has gone so board his flag fhip,
and his fquadron will be off in three or four days.—
Twelve fail of frigates, betides Hoops, have been
ordered to be got ready for fea, and equipped for four
months.

The GAR LAND frigate failed from Cork on the 1 tth
inflant, with a fleet of 68 fail, bound to the WeA
Indies.

The CROCODI LI fI igate, and Abundance Rare fhip,
failed from Portfmouth on Tuefday, with a fleet of
merchantmen and tranfports fur the Cape of Good
Hope.

Yeflerday a Court of Directors was held at the
tall India Houle, when the under mentioned Com•
wanders tot.k leave previous to departing for their
refpeelive dellivations,

Capt. W. NIOTIPATT, Wirchelrea
M. CRAIG, Elphiniterne Bombay and China
--- R. NISBICTT.EICI
-_ _

L DoDDS, Walmer Cattle, Si: Helens, &mead= and
Chira
-.-- J. RAmsDaN, Minix, St. Helens and Bengal

The fonovaing Copt:sins were (worn into the corn•
mand of their refpeaive (hips, viz.

. . _
Capt. C. GRAHAM, William Pitt 1
Madras and Bengal
J. Fcesonr., Lady Jane Dundas
R. 11 SHARP, Ber.gal, Ceylon and Bergal.
'1 he Cjurt adjourned at fix o'clock till Wcdnefda