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London, England, 1805-06-25 00:00:00

FREEHOLD VILLA AND LAND.
TO in SOLD, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
AVERY Defirable Compael Fttst MOLD ESTATE,
fttnate at Hurft. near the Loddon, in a pleafant and genteel
neighbourhood abounding with game, and furrounded with good
Toads, 34 miles from London, t 4 from Windror, five from Read-
ing, and two from the Bath and Foreft Roads, called HUXST
GROVE ; enefilting of a well °built brick Mefu.age, entrance Din-
ing Parlour nineteen by firteen feet ; Drawing room and Study,
twenty by eltuteen each; eight Bed-ronms. Kitchin, Dairy, Pan-
tries, Cellars, Yards. Coach-boars, Stabling, and other Offices;
together with a capital Garden. Pleafure-ground, and Fifteen Acres
of Rich Pafture Ground furrounding the fame, and about Eight
Acres of Rich Meadow Land, at a (mall 411ftance, with a valuable
and ex:cadre Right of Commonage.
The above may be fern by tickets only, for which, and to treat
for the purchafc, apply to hit. Andrews, in Reading.

FRANCE.

PARIS, JUNE is.

Captain Hautein, Commander of a Divi(ion of
the Flotilla, has tranfmittcd the following Letters to
the Mini(ter of the Marine and Colonies :

" sta. FCCAMP, JUNE 10.
" This morning at (even, I let fail from Havre
Roads. At half after nine the divifion under my
orderi was attacked by an Englith fquadron, coutiß-
ing of a frigate, a large corvette, a brig, and a cut-
ter. which chiefly made for the head of the convoy.
The gun corvette. la Foudre, commanded by the
Commandant Coeusase, made the ftrongeft refift-
since, as well as all thole veffels which, from their
pofttion in the line. could take a pat t in the aetion.
The enemy, greatly damaged by our are, retreated
to repair his damage. At half after one he returned
and attacked, within' muiket-shot, the rear of the
convoy. which was commanded by a Lieutenant and
Commander of the corvettel'Audacieufe.That officer,
perceiving that the enemy caufed much trouble to the
noop, No. 89, commanded by GMT, which had a
tranfport in tow, took the tranfport under his pro-
teeion, and fupported by the sloop, No. 89, he
fought with fuck fury, that the enemy retreated at
three o'clock, very. much fluttered and rouhly
handled. The officers, the feamen, and the foldiers,
!hewed as much alacrity as courage, in both thefe
attions—they are all deferring great praife, but,
above all, the Commanders Rolusavae, Glare,
and CC/CHERIE. The brave GARY, with his fuppor•
ter Leaov, and his Quarter-mater, are dangeroufly
woonded. One man only was killed on board the

Ihip, No. 333: l'Audacieufe, and No. 89, had about
o woundrd. The enemy could not oblige a fingle
veffel of the whole divition to alike, though it con-
Efied of 2 gun corvettes, 4 Hoops, 3 (hips, 8 pinna-
.ccs, and t 4 tranfports. I proceeded on my voyage.
(Signed) " mamma."

Ewalt of a Letter from Capt. J. Attauss, com-
manding the privateer I'Hirondelle, dated May 30:
4, On the 16tb of April lad, having quitted Dun-
kirk Roads, I was ineffedually chaced by an Eng-
lifh corvette until the next morning. I cruized eight
days in the North Sea without being able to approach
the Englitb coati, on account of the drong eallerly
wind. The only (hip I met was the William, of New-
cattle, with coals, bound to Bremen—l took the
crew out, and funk the veffel. On the astb, baying
failed round the Orkneys, I captured two more Eng-
Ells Chip., the Diana and the Nile, bound for the B .
tic, with falt, and likewife funk hem, On the afitti
I fc 'ruled the brig Maria, bound to Canada, with a
fimilar cargo. I cruized in 47 deg. latitude, with-
out meeting with any thing until the 9th of May,
when I boarded the brig Ruth, from Litbon, with a
cargo of 8575 ox hides, so bales of cotton, and 400
boxes of dried fruit. On the loth of May, it blow-
ing a frefb breeze from the N. W. being near the
Cape, during the night I made fail fora convoy of
so of the enemy's veffels, canned by two frigates—
but the lea going high, and the moon fhining bright,
prevented my attempting any thing. On the 17th,
I difcovered an armed three-mated 'hip, bending
her cnurfc for the Channel, which I chaced and
came up with about two P. M. On finding herfelf
clofcly prefect. the hoifted Britilh colours, and bore
up, when an edits) commenced. After a heavy fire
on both fides for two hours, within pidol lbot, his
Britannic Majetly's packet, the Queen Charlotte,
itruck. She came from Halifax, and had no cargo
on board—was armed with 6-fix and 4 twelve poun-
ders, and had 4o men. I have 101 l three men killed,
and two wounded. The enemy had only'one man
killed, but bad many wounded, and his mails and
rigging are reduced to the word condition. I have
given the command of the prize to Lieut. CHATE•
Lam. My provilioas were alma exhauded, from
the number of panders I had on board ; I have now
landed the latter, and got my damage repaired. I
go again to fea immediately. (Signed)
' µ J.
Manaus, Juni z.—On the sBth of May the fleet
at Ferrol ve as MU in port, but completely ready for
failing. A lift of our navy is publilbed here, by Which
it appears that there are already thirty Sips of the
line, and forty frigates, fitted Out, and are complete.
ly manned.

Parsassuats a, Mar 28.—The Emperor's depar-
ture for the fouthern provinces of his empire is fixed
for the middle of next month. The General
VON ZASTROW, is fill here.
CONSTAINTINOPLI, MAT ts.—Two grand confer-
ences of State were lately held by the Minifters of
the Porte, on the fubjea of a treaty of triple alliance
!between England and another great Power, and the
Porte ; but no formal determination has yet been ar•
rived at. Although it ii aliened by tone perfons,
that this alliance was saintly figned, we can pofitive'
ly affirm, that the Ambaffador of a Certain Great
Power has received orders to priftpone the bufinefs.
VIENNA, MAY 3o.—By private lettersTrom Triefte
written by feveral merchants, we learn that the t ng.
bah Miniller at this Court, after receiving a Courier,
had declared to our Mini fter for Foreign Affairs, that
his Government having examined the Complaints pre-
ferred refpeiling the vexations fuftained by the Au-
ftrian commerce in the Mediterranean, the moft rigid
orders had been iffued, to refpea in future the Auf
trian flag ; and it has alfo been Rated, that if the
loge. cow Gained of could be fubilantiated, an indem-
nification lisould be granted. ' But notwithilanding
then' 4%41 proceedings, and the unavoidable know.
ledgt ..*them'at Malta, liveral Aufttian veffels re-
suming from the Lewont have again been leized at
the en., anus di the. Adriatic Gelb, information of
which hes been communicated to the Ads* Go-