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LORD NELSONS% VICTORY.
Llcipd% Cake-Houk, January a, do&
A T a Meeting of the Committee appointed to ma•
▪ urge the Subferlption railed for the Benefit of the Wounded,
sod the Families or Reltdves of fueb u were Killed, in the ever -
satmenble Attlee of the tit of Auguß, 1 ygd.
PHIS JULIUS ANGERSTEIN, Efq. In the Chair,
The Consodttek with peculiar pie Pure, report to the %bled-
ben sod to the P e, the they have afforded Relief and Add-
ams to an the lopliffalitemee on the hod, except deur (even
oat lot lama CER. Oa diet the Receipts amid Vouchers for die
Meet at the Yale he the parties, rdpetitively, remain at
Mk MP Ow the illpodka at the Soliferthera.
That, 800111 the hi Meeting, fevaal sew Char have been re-
cited's/the pude. saffeved; and an, le ail probability, many
ober latiorevilielt• partake at the Pod smy be found out.
tie Oramitislastasesbt ft *be to soma the Time for ro-
e:Wks Chime mile :ft of fair out I after which period the ae-
rousetwlll be doild, and libioftid to a General Meeting of the
&McAbee. . _ .

11Waged. That ad Naar, bating anima upon the Fund, do
apply, by later, to Mr. 7 bonne White, the Secretary, at tbb
Hook welt ed.b/ the MinUter and Chords aardeot of the places
where the rely rade; and the Claims of thtt
ArSityrreil duty, to be ratified by their Com-
atoodloaollaro
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Wiliam Taylor Marine
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Audacious Thomas Harrigan Marine Since dead.
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1 TTERY.—STATE OF THE WHEEL:
• 3 Prises of f. !opal s !dial Of SACO
• 4 tope° t sore 4 . spoo zy
Yon
• • THURSDAY NEXT will be Third Al jawing.ost Tibet, wars'irai iladfa!va• to be had at all the Liaaarad
To t4c GENTLEMYS, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS of
the COUNTY of NORTHUMBERLAND." • '• •
THE A pleii ntetieet With' *hid his Wien y bag
been vacioeß y Onkel to honour Writ. notelfarily occaflooe a
,aunty,aunty in the R, prifmtatibe bf the'Cinnetrof Noithombirtalid.
In foileking a renewal of the Galt which It Ms be my pride
to Bold for the lal twenty years. I can urge oo other claim to OM
favour. than an ifforattec of perßvering io the.fiatte pfloeibles of
madyet` atToUtturthf .ttt paled, bias tcr:aird fCP,PIi marks
of your a • • ' '
!lope that the mime and Important duties of the amnia
have been alike ter Ilk which at' Gls atament admit of use Mew-
adibArk edesti my aliatee fain the Carey, vitae It edienriff
weal* Mgr Rum as it limy MB, to Mick in Oaf* the 1911011,
1.1 ei reuen lOW*
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RUSUAN NOE IL
iIIMITATIOIII 0! 111111.ipSitrienl.
• WHICH HiVil SIBM CIRCIIMIO) AT ,NALIG-
LINT •' • 4 "' r •
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" Having remarked, in tifarent jornaly, various
mifraPeefentations refpeOiug the million with which
Niue Dolgurnebi wits charged, on the part of his
Ileweisign, to Bonaparte—milreprefentations which
hive been finftioned by the Thirtieth Bulletin of the
Preach Arm Y—it is become neeeffary to refute them
to *event the forgers of talk intelligence from con
tinning their pra&icet.
The Ruffian Officer who was tent to Bonaparte,
at his riqueft, after the refufal of the Emperor of
Ruffia to have an interview with him, upon his ar-
rival at the idyanced polls of the French army, did
not wait long before be taw Bonaparte approach,
guarded by • two fquadrons. He approached the
Ruffian Officer with great politenefs, and converted
with him for Tome time, as they walked on the road,
aboqt unintereaing fubjeEts ; then. making a fuddani
flop, be (aid, Well, thenore we to, ghr numb lonve
Upon receiving for anfwer, that it was impoffible en
decide that point, he anted, not do they nyotet
we Wiy dose the Emperor of Rests oohs war lux
we ?* ha be regaire of me ?' Upon which a po-
litical difcuffion arofe, which wu not begun by the
Ruffian Officer : on the contrary, he was drawn into
it by the Tuitions, of a political tendency, put to
him by 110laparte. It would take up too much time
to relate all that peaked in this converfation ; Bona-
parte frequently repeated, that the Emperor of Ruffie
had only to invade the poffeffions of his Allies, and
that all *difeuffions with France would ceafe. He
fpoke of the Ottoman Porte, and, in a vaghe man-
ner, of other countries bordering upon Ruffia.—
Upon the vilible repugnance manifelled by the Ruf-
fian Officer towards propofals fo little worthy of the
acknowledged charatter of his Sovereign, Bonaparte
returned to the &Neel of his being ignorant why
they made war upon him, although it had been
mentioned to him leveret times, that the Emperor
of Ruffle's only reafun for arming was to fuceour
Auftrii, and to preferve the independence of the
other States of Europe, without having the lean
halite views againn France, and rut Ids againft the
French nation, which the Emperor Alexander ef-
teemed as it deferved, and far from wifhing it any
harm, his greaten with was to fee it happy and tran-
quil, as well as all the other Powers of Europe. As
to himfelf, he wanted nothing : content with the van
Empire over which he reigned, and having nn other
ambition than to contribute, as he does, to ihe hap-
p.inefs of his fubje'ls, and to fe.lfil one of the nobleß
duties of a great Sovereign, that of being ufefol to
his Allies, in fecuting their independence, and not
in attacking it, after the example of thole, who bring
aftliCtion on the human race, by the abufe of the
power which chance has placed in their hands.
4, As to the proposals of giving up Belgium, and
placing the Iron Crown upon the head of his moll
implacable enemy (it was the King of Sardinia he
meant), they were never made ; on the contrary,
upon Bonaparte's affeeing to atfert that fuch de-
mands had been made to him, the Ruffian Officer
pofitively denied that any fuch article had ever ex-
ißed ; and he only mentioned, among others, that
which regarded the real independance of the Batavian
Republic, which had been already verbally acknow.
ledged by Bonaparte, and that of an efiablifhment
for the King of Sardinia in Italy, and an indemnity
for his States, which had been invaded 'by France,

referring in fuppott of thefe propof.ils to the tenor of
the treaties and conventions which cuffed between the
Emperor and the Firlt Conful of the Freqch R env!,
sic. The whole of the converfation, which 'ailed toe",
than an hour, was confined to thefe points : Bonaparte
always reverting to his projeas of invalions, and the
Ruffian Officer rejeaing them in the name of his So-
vereign, and requiring nothing more than the real
fecurity and tranquillity of all the States of Europe.
At left, convinced by the converfation of the Ruffian
Officer, that it was impoffible to prevail upon the Eta-
peror Alexander to imitate his conduit, to betray his
Allies, and to take poffeffion of their States; Bona-
parte put an end to the difpourfe. by abruptly declar-
ing. p ferMilien, au /ball i' to which the Radian
Officer made no eufwer, but returned.
411 that has been Raid refpeOing the battle of
Wifehau, is jail as falfe as what has beep reported of
the aaions of Lambach, Ansftetten, and more parti-
cularly of Krems, in every one of which the Ruffianp
had the advantage. In jhe let they almoft totally
deftroyed the dirifion pf General Monier. One Ge.
petal, fixty.five Officers, and five hundred foldiers
taken prifoners, five Rand of colours, and eight pieces
of cannon. were this trophies tiken fiiim the French.
At the affair of Ijollebrono, the year gpere only of
Ole uthans, cootaing of five thoufand three hundred
pep, was attacked t and noteritheanding the French
-woo ;be amoupt of forty thOpfaisd, headed by
llsmapatte, had on all fides furrounded and attacked
ist Ruffians.; and oisuoied the village of Setzeldoeff,
,thrsonlj which they were obliged to retreat; the
pis Ss as notwithaaOffing, preferring death with stint
their hands to being faked p;ifopers, forced their
wag through the enemy, took fevers; prifoners, and
ens had of colours, without lofing any pf their own,
and Fretted g jonaion with their own army, with no
greater Irks than that of the french, not withßanding
the fuperiority of the latter. "
40 At the battle of Wft'chau (or Auflerlitz), in
which' the Emperor Aleander war engaged, expo(
beg lliinfOr in every place where the danger was moR
inipalpase, the Ruffian advanced guarci, which alone
was alleged,' obtained confiderable advantages, the
lots of the French in nrifonere only being twenty-four
Officers, and more than five hundred men. •
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As to the drowned perfons, whore cries are fill
heard from the bottom of the lakes, the tale is too
ridiculens to render its refutation neceffary ; all that
it!: deemed iocombent to affirm is, that not a Angle
being had an oppottnnity of drowning himfelf at the
battle of Aollerlita, let hint have been ever fo will
inclined Co to do."

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The public have sever been lanreied of a project
formed by BONAPARTI to feize Malta, by furprife,
the jaunt our forces °meld have evacuated the fiend,
and delivered it op to the Sono Neapolitans that were
fent to occupy the fortifications provifionally.
The firft news received at Malta of preliminaries
of peace having been figned, was brought by a cartel
from Markilles, which was difpatched in hale with
part of a cargo of wine, oil, Tweet meats, and other
French eserchandize.

On the vefePs art ieal the was put under quarantine,
&Tattle at Marfeilles veffels from Malta had been
made fubjeft to quarantine, and becaufc there were
on board this verel feveral Mabee, who were con-
&feted by their countrymen as traitors, and had
cholera to go to France with the garrifon when it fur-
rendered to the Engin and Where. It was neccf-
fary to devife means of fecuring thefe paffengers from
the fury of the people, who threatened to deftroy them.
The Captain (Bt.acas) was informed by the Cap-
tain of the port, that all letters mull be delivered to
him, to be fumigated and examined, and that even
when the days of quarantine were expired all letters
mull be delivered to the pa office. In the evening,
when the letters were to be given to the Captain of the
Port, this officer came alongfide to receive them;
while be was thus occapied, a number of other letters
were thrown out of the cabin window to be funk,
hut the Captain of the Port had placed, unobferved,
clofe under the !tern, a very (mall canoe, which
catched them up. Thefe letters being opened ((eves
ral perfuns being accidentally prefent,) and dried by
the lire, on the blank part of a letter addreffed to
Ball., Bessiosr, there appeared, by the effell of the
heat, another epifile that had been written with
lemon juice. It was from a Secretary of BONAPARTS,
well known in Malta.
The letter informed him, that the blow to be (truck
would be like lightning ; that all would be done be:
fore the heavy beaft would awake. What the great
man had once refolved upon, mat be done ; he never
changed his determination ; he was inflexible. There
were force prejudices to be combatted, but there was
fufficient to convince the moll aninate, and to deter
others. The Maltefe would not have to complain;
for inftead of their barren rock they would receive
fertile plains. The orange trees and cotton plants
being rooted out, and the whole tfland town with
corn, there would be food for the inhthitants and for
the garrifon, which thus could not, a fecond time, be
llarved by a blockade. Twenty thoufand French
families, tranfpnrted to Matta, would furnifh 6-ml:iv-a-
-:or: and riffraff:.

The Englifh were ofer grffes Mrs; the Ruffians du
fourbes, rude, iraitra, but they would be duped as well
as the other's.

The original of this letter was (cot by Mr. CAM!-
' ROW, his Majefty's Civil ConuntfUner at Malts, to
Lord HosaaT, and is now in the o ffice of the citln.
vial department. It was (hewn to feveral perform at
Malta, and to many of the principal people of the
illand before it was fent.

BAILS BELMONT, a Frenchman, was fuffered to
remain at Malta, when the French gar: ifon was fent
to France, on account of his age and apparent refpec-
tability. It was afterwards, however, known, that
he had taken a very afire part in the infamous in-
trigue which had betrayed the ifland to Bon AAAAAA
Some time after this letter was intercepted, no
notice having been taken of it to the &Ica, Tome
chens for him arrived from ,Palermc, and as Malta
had been made abfree port, merchandise is not opened
at the cunom•houte ; but in patting through it one of
the thefts was thrown down, and the noire it made
teemed to the Cultomer to be like that of mulkets; it
was opened, and about Soo mufkets were found in all
the client. Intercepted letters to the Bust after-
wWds Mewed that more were to be fent if there sr-
, rived fife. They 'came from a Knight at Palermo,
and the BAILI Paid they were for fate to the people
of ;be Coen of Barbary i which was impoffible, for
all the Knights took an oath not to furnifh theta
with arms.
Thus we have a proof of the intentions of the
French Government, in the ftipulations that were in-
lifted npon in the Treaty of Amiens-.-and can we
coma a more (envelops obrarynnFe of other nips-
lotions in future ?
1011.41,4111 TA WOlll4 *like a kingdops to set i.e
out of Malta. He knows that it is worth a kingdom?
for be would be mailer of the Mediterraneap i•thottgla
Au& occupied Mafia, be could partite his views
againh Torftey and IndiS, and he could block up the
Ruffian Fleet in the Black Sea, or enter it with ta
fop!rior force, *and (tenni,' all the lea ports, if Ito,:
fig would not &tad( herfelf frtun Omar 4titain,
and be on' good terms with France. AU our pro-
jets of fending Britith manufattures into the Conti.
nent by the Black Sea, is grasitis, *ones Poland,
dtc. and to and theEaffereipsrts of Ruffle? wcoil4
be at an end ; and if the poets on this fide of tbit
Continent are !but againit us, the 41ack Sea will bey
come of immente importance to'us.
Malta, by fome, has been confidered as prefers, as
it does not afford a nation to block up Toulon. Thy
value of Maki is, that it divides tile Meiliteiranean
fecpres Sicily, Turkey, and ggypt, aq4 protek if
not overawes, Ruffia in the Black Sea, and fecures
her alliance, which mutt be loft with Malta. It pay
alto become ; great arfenal of naval dotes for oar
Ihipa of war.
PARLMMENT.IRT PROCEBpINGS.

HOUSE OF I.l)Rros, THURSDAy. FEW 6.
7..grd ELL NBOROUCI4 again lilt as spealser..
In an appeal from the Court of King's Bench,
Agar v. Mortimer, Mr. Andrews was heard on bi-
half of the Defendant 'in" error, (the Plaimilf not
appearing) ; after Which tht judgment of the Court
of King's Bench was affirmed, with s t5l, cods.
The Bill for enabling the Auditor of the Excheiros,e
to appoint a Trance to execute the Duties or the Of-
fice in the cafe therein mentioned, wail' raid.; feconti
time.

Lord AUCKLAND, after obferving that there
was an obvious meaty 'for' patqng this Bill se
fpeedily as poffible. moved to fufpend the Standing
Orders. toe. and 155, with the view of going through
the different Rages of the Bill this evenittig.
This motion beirig agrettd to, the Bill paffed
through:a Cotitmittee4 was reported, read a third time,
and paired, and a Maige ordered to be fent to the
Houle of Commons to acquaint 'them therewith.
Adjourned till tomorrow (this day). " '

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The &saga' counted the Houfe at four oselock,
and having found only 38 Members prefent, be de-
clared the Houfe adjourned till to morrow (this day).

LONDON.

FRIDAY, PFBRUARY 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Conf:As money 6s—for *count 6ii—Reduccd 64. •
• PRICE OP STOOKS YESTERDAY:

Skulk Stock 197 India St-ck tB6l
3 Per C. Red.n 6tl 6i 6si hull. BonJs. 36 0 pre n.
3 per Cent. Cent iSsfikt • hopertsJ 3 per Cent
4 per Cent. Soffi Pear(' Silk St. at preen.
/ per Cent. Navy 93 Englia Tickets t9l rye.
Long 4on. IE7 13.16 Coat for etc. 6tift •

In a preceding column we have laid before on;
Readers a document, which will be found extremely
intcreffing. It is in circulation on the Continent, but
fuch is the extent of trench influence over the prefs
in every European Rite, England and Ruffia except-
ed, that it has not yet appeared; and probably never
will, in any of the foreign journals The author is
anonymous, but in the political circles it is afcribed
p Prince DOLGOILUCKI, the Ruffian Officer, who had
the interview with BON•PARTI two or three days be-
fore the battle of Aullerlitz, and who, it may be re-
collated, is mentioned in terms of marked indignity
in the Thirtieth Bulletin. It is a complete anfwer to
all the calumny, falfehood, and mifreprefentationi,
contained in that malignant and extravagant narra-
tive ; and throws much light on the fyllem of intrigue
employed by the French, by which they firti allure,
and then &rimy, thole who are weak or wicked
enough to enter into their view,:
The publication of the article which we alto infect
this day refpating Malta, is calculated to bold Qui

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dgkitioe itary adrnr.nitiJn as tl•.oce to Void& we:
have kat Alluded. That improlant rcirtrefs WV in-
tended to have ken (sized on by the French Orli as
it, little regard to the letter or fpirit of Treaties, as they
had before manifelled in the invalion of Egypt—nor
is the intention yet abandoned.

Captain ADAM,' of the American (hip Flora, ar-
rived at Falmcuth, reprts, that he failed from the
Texel, in company with a Dutch frigate bound cc
England, and carrying a flag of truce. Captain
.cloaris did not learn the nature of th! bufinefs on
which this frigate was difpatched from Holland; nor
do we find her arrival yet mentioned in arty of oar
Port Letters.

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It is Gill the opir!ion•of • many, that the fquidron
which Sir R.. Sraaemas wai.left in purfult of was
part of Admiral Cote waLtrs's fleet. It is certainly
not impotEble, for his fleetlhas (ince come into Torbay.
and therefore could nor be very (talent trom the place
where the fuppofed enemg's fitittasiron was fete. 80,
we mull alfo cbferee, that it is equally aria
more probable. that it wawa fquadrpn belonging to
the enemy, for, before the VAI AD left the convoy, Sir
RICHARD had adlually thrown out the five' for an
enemy being in fight, in which Ito could hardly be
rnillaken; as no doubt he had previoufly haiftedfuch
fignal as would have beta anfwered by 14 of our
own lips. This. hoWever, is not the only. reafopfor our
being inclined to believe the (hips feet% were enemies ;
For we an announce, on good authority, that.
if I..THE BREST FLEET IS AT SEB.. ,
This foe we learn by a letter from an Officer ces„
itoird h j Majefty's (hip Daum, which arrived at Fal-
mouth on Teefday evenibg laft. The DRUID, on the
Fame raortgaz was fpoken 1:;y the Cnkrors armed
brig, of Sally, kthich infotnted the Capteits of the
DRU4D that:the, whole of the Breit fleet is at lea. We
Nee infert the whole letter, as it contains ionic other'
idlpo\-tant intelligence
• " num/sore, FEB. 4.
" We arrived-here this evening with the French,
114 privateer Prince Murat, trf. eighteen gun.,
long fixes :.• (be is. pierced for twenty r The had
'an board, 27 men. and wet taken by the Dun D oil
the morning of the ad inftant, after ,a cbace of nine
hours. 240 Tiles W. by S. of the X.iaard. She failed
five 'clai's before from L'Orient on a three months
cruise had taken nothing. Her capture (At being
II very fall (filer). ;nay be imputed to its being
very light•Bitexes et tint's, IWO* becalesed, while
we %Icing to windward of bier *vied up the breeze.
bee hag been flrtnerly., (*aced by three okour fri
gates; at different limes, aod.kfeaped than all by
tupelos. 'failing, The Isoararsoests, the Captain
Of het fags, Wis Ode of the frigates thqt awed bet.
1 alto have to iritaiis yob, Oat we were corkers by the
Cop° ;rased brig, off•Seillyt *me o'clock,
morning; Who Wenner! wt. the whole of the,
lire!! Fleef are .out ; and .elseut.four leagues tp the
Welk of the Lleiitt. At Iwo o'clock this aftirikeo
Me Irks a !utter privateer. with a large (hip, a
recapture, in cinopeay ; we fuppofed the totter be•
Intp donate,' or jerfey; and the recapture
est Weft Indiamen. They fleered for Guernfey
Or jerfey. The Dante fpolte the, Princeli Augufta,
outward bound packet, left Thntfday evening in lac,
46. and long. t 1."

FRENCH SQUADRON iN THE *EST
INDIES.

lITRACT OP ♦ LSTtIII MOM I*TfbV•, bATIO TN&

12TH DICIII4IIIII. 1805.
4, His MajeA?. (hip Mouton arritsa here on the
loth, cidpitehed by Admiral CA/C112211a to the dif-
ferent iilands,retiiiiring all itipldltjeiter thins to join
him immediAtify to•« indward of Martinique. he hav-
ing received .intelligencemf a numb Cquadron being
expeded in there leas."

The title of Mr. Emma' is, we underßand, to be
Lord Vircnunt EISKI./11, of Erficine, in the County
of Clackmannan. His patent is expelled to pafi the
Great Seal this day, which will afterwards he deliver-
ed to his Lordlhip, and on Monday he takes his feat
un the Woolfack, and prefides in the Houfe of Lords,
uc Loao Cie•NCELLOa.
The following Gentlemen lotve been tailed to the
degree ,f Eat riders at LAW, by the Honow able So•
ciety of Lincoln's Inn, vie.
James Mayer Cram, hfq. Cenetr, Efq Afh.on Warner,
Efq. Chriftopher Coolfon, Mg. and Ch..rles Webb Lc Bat, Efq.
Letters received at Madras, in Auguft lad, 11.1-e,
that Col;nel Ctoss had arrived at Surgum, and re-
. fimed his fituation .s ltelident at the Court of the
Pei ihwa.

Smile not ye re vders of Mundwujjen, for the follow.
ink Puna no part of the Baron's wonders !—lt hap-
pened, not in Germany or Lapland, but in Bri:ilh
limits, and comes from indifputable authority :
" Capt. RISPOROUGH, of the American brig Eliza,
freak Hamburgh to Ban:isnot into Cowes Roads the
ad intlant, and purchafed an anchor of st•cwt. from a
merchant at Eail Cower. It was towed off in the
launch from the Qay to the yellers fide, and ist the
procefs of fixing thr tackle to hoist it en bo:ird, the
launch heeled, and the anchor flipt horn the Itern,car.
Tying down with it, to the depth of nine fothwm, one
of the tauach's crew, whole head happened to he en-
v inr led under the fluke. His affrighted companions
..nntigned him, in the ufnal way, to David :lanes,
l• without hope of feeing him agsin ; hut, to their fur-
price and terror, in about five minuter, the man re-
npeared, and beim damning them for a fct of lub-
;+erly rafcals for not fending down the tackles at
proper time, rhea he had it in his power to fare the
Atha:. !"