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London, England, 1801-03-07 00:00:00

AN IMPORTANT CAUTION.

WHEN the efficacious properties of any MeJi-
citic have fully oftablifhed its repute, ind when it Is
univerfally rteranowndei by the grateful voice of thole whri
have caps ri.nccd its benefits, there cannot arife any nectar,
of obt.-nding it an the public notice. Such is the ptcfan cow
dltlon of SPIISSURYs A NTISCORWric CROPS. which
as a Medicine for the Cure of the Snrrvy, Gout, Rheuni4na.
and all airier' writing front lartigiltlen et Impurities of the
Blood. ;Ands etnifcliaily without a rival. !t would be We b&
reffary therefore to cane forward with any cut/glum of Ib
well at taled qualir its. wet.: it 0,4 ineombent 03 the Proprietor
to put the Public on their prat agaktilt inspufaion. In a lite
trial In the Cot:: t of Common lieu, before Lord Etat x it
was fully pmsivd ttat [puma* store had has fold by hid
Forbas, Ch. mat_ u. the Boi .ugh, in lieu a SrilfberfsUmps.
The PubNc are thsrcfort cautioticd to avow loch vibe fubltitus
tinny, and the Patknt to sonfult hf rsuu health, by applying
for th^htedieinc at .he Difpcnfal, No. 15, h.d....rtiyart.
N. B. It was pnvcd that the fponour manure was fold la
marked " B f Authority." The c autos Nteukruas is
101 l sad amiltrJ. ** By the Elves Punt."

EL.RL ST. VINC;NT's VICTORY.
I.tovo'i Coffee-Houk, iR Jan. Ilk/z.
AT a COMMITTEE appointed fo> condutk
In; the. Subfcriptloq railed for the relief of the SulErera
in the gallant and memorable Aaiun of the 14th of ?cbreary.
1791, it apreating to the Committee that 66,4 y-four of tt -
per.otia killed or wopnded on that day have not yet, by then-
fs lees or their relied-rotative, applied to the Conore4tec fur re-
lief; nor have the Committee, notwithttanding all their
quirtes, been able to find out any of thy, above perrnai err their
repicleutatives; and it heirs the =pelt with of the Committee;
to apply the liberality of the public to the relief of the feuuilcs
of thof: who fell f:Clioutly Sghtiag for their Country, and ti
tliOre who war.: weanded ea that memorable 427,
as ritliblat
Reolved, That an Advertirement be infrrtei in the London
Gazre• e, the Daily and thy Country Papers, containing the Elt
of l'uch perfons who ware killed or wound:el on that diy, and
who bare Mx by thenefelves, their families, or relatives, yet
received gratuities fi out this Ceanmiucet and that all perli:ns
to entitled to relief, be requettad to fend to Mr. Oddy, their
Secretary, in writing, at the Merchants Seamen's Office, ove
the Royal Exchange, the Rate and number of thci: families',
aid place: of refilmer, the names of the ihips on board of
which they rapedively ferved; and the wounded to partictt+
lariat the nature and Rate et their wounds; the fame to be at-
tetied by the Mittitter and Cbirchwanlens,or by the Chid-Me;
'Wrote, of the planes or pc riles to which the pasties roapplylng
refpedtively belong; in order that tiiin Committee may be eta-
,0,1,4 to tyanfinde to theta, hoe tl expenel, fuch Gratuities xi
they any dean 'estpealefit, ',litho:nit the necdhty of an agent,
or of the parties corning up to town ; as it is probable that toms
of the ors and feamm W:l0 were wounded have been emir-
fared over or cx:hanged to other !Lips, and :tom that c.cte
hare Dot yet received any ;rataity.

_
Rewlv;sl, That all fuila officers and fcamen do tranhnit to
thi• Committee their names, and the names of the Clip, iii
which they fo gallaudy ferved on tharday ; together 'kith ti,
state of their cafes, the number ati4 relidenee of their fiusiue
atteiLd by the Commanding-officer of the Blips to which ihav •
now rcfperlively bcloug, tl.at this Committee may remit trio
them or to their famills• inch gratultfe" as :Its Committee bavig
been enabled, by thelibcrality of the public, to garlic ' -v. .•
Refolved, That all applies/km be made to this Committee
on ..s. before the alt of Junc, lam ; that only tkofe refideng to
London need apply in pafun to Mr. ODDy, daily, Hallilays
esceptol, between the Demurs of clam and one o'clock; an 4
all perfons readmit In the country, or who are on adual ferwiee;
be 1.,itidt,2,1 to make their application', ny poll, 14 the nun.
ncr above-defciibcd, ird that ao application through Ager 4
will be attendee; to.
JOHN, JULIUS ANGERSTEW, ChAirnil4l.
.
KILLED. "• •
BLEuuura. ' n Bayley, Landiman.
oho' Hutchinfon, ijarter-Giillart.
antes Davidf...n, A. & `•
Ward Buts, Q. G.
1 ern Walker, 1..
ohs Sullivan, A. B.
John Strvenfon, A. B.
obert pibas, A. B.
Patrick Flanarty, A. B.
John Metier, Ordinary:
o:oph Tcumnell, A. B.
titian Davis, A. B.
toteph Dormer, Zeldin -
. •
amen Welch, A. B.
irholas Widdicombe, A. jj.
David Lithr,o,V, A. B.
lOC biOrsofers, A. B.
hoar, Lambert, A. 4. •
John Jay. A.B.
'William Haywood. A. I.
Racr: brio.. Mdier.
• George Blackniore, Soldier.
Williani Norris, higio_r Ma;.
tioiCarmandle, 1.. M.
dm Nata L. NI l, M.
' (ward Dunnisq, L. At
lames Trufer, b . M.
oho Conner, Ordinary.
limas Robinfon A. 1.
James Oliver, Marines. '
William Di by, Captal'a Crest.
John Sinclair, A. B.
uu gryth..ll, L. M.
•
• •orge Gre.dy, L. Pd.
chard Chappell, 1.. M.
Thomas Morgan, i M.
John Brown, (s,) A. B.
chard Powdur., Mating,
Janoct Itobinton, ditto.
IL Itofanki, ditto.
GOLIAIII. Chrillian Cullifee,
_A. B.
William Stine., Mari
laccatritaaa. ---• Watt Sett. Maxims
1-1. ik.lefe, L
John Norkctt, A. B.
Pa. piping. V.dWard Ett.voo.l, Ord.
Pickard Flewelling, A. 04
John Oita:, Ord.
William Evans, Mariner.
Anthony '.:...h.rmyild, Ord,
Thomas Kan, Marine.
WOUNDED.
Edward Libby, AdlngLir4,
John flensiog, Ordinary. •
John Orr, Soldier
mm M'Atahn, Mulct.
Irk' Buchan, 1., M.
Marry Matas, Ordinary. -*
pre Took, A. B.
Edward Kelley, (a) A. 11,
Thomas Potbay, A.&
this Jenkins, A. B.
John Deap, Boarfwain's Maldi,
Anthony, Ordinary.
•
C. Maker, A.. B.
William Muniz, (1.) A. B.
Jere SolUvar, A. B.
John Crilplll, 4. K
T. Hodway, Soldier.
Thomas Alen, A. B.
Thcmai, Knight, Midthiprogs.
Thomas Bormingua, A. IS '
li.uth, Elmer, A. B.
•
Jacob Eubali, L. hi,
M. Kativarl.„ 1,.. ht
..:
D. Gat&a.„:. 4
M. Calico, A. B.
Jofeph luve, A. B.
P. Girling, n. 1:.
...
tolui June;, .1 B.
Alls.:1 li*Bri•n, A. 1.
•
'Whim Carter, A. B.
!bonus Thomas, A &
Diniernil...r, Soldier.
Esc as i. a xr. E. A. Mimic, Matter% Mtn,
halm i lats. Andrew Thompson, Lieut. •
Williran POrnor, Miiiihipniall,
Pt. Osoacia. Akaandcr Dickay, A. B.
John &reran-, Marine.
William Thu.?, A. B.
iarms Truentan. 1— M.
ohn Draper, Ihrinc.
sal Honing, A. B.
N. B. Therm were forera Smam, wit* were Hils4 ag
wounded. in the Batirismas, CULLOOKX. ElCtl4tll/4uti
[IAN. tar t.,lsTrat.t, anti klissina,6l wham tie c
ham hadaportturng.

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t.; D7!IF,;!. COONSFLLOR OF

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Ci-ri- t'N MI% ts.me,—.A we have been met on
on: way by a great number of neutral veißls ; as
,: were obliged, by circumliances, to enter the
and to pals the port of Gibraltar in the
day-t:m.; and as our preience in there fens can
thas no longer be kept a, keret, I think it right to
tranfmit you intcliii,:;ence concerning the looadron,
and to give you an account
.cf our voyage to the
precent date.
Having ioed from Brea on the evening of the
3d, with a bard !..ale at North, vc e were daring
the night in the \"roife, the wind blowing a hur-"
ricane. To fpite of the precautions I had taken to
rrvei:t f l azatirm, ;t was quite imptdhiblc for us
to keep n-Tether. I had made the lquadron !
in (:1 der of battle, a head. The
thips were to remaia very near each other, for the
purpoile of fighting with advantage it' we should
meet the enemy. The night, however, was ex-
tremely dark, and fqualls -fucceeded each other
without interruption, arid with fuels violence that
the (hips having been almoft all damaged, no one
was in a condition to follow me, or to preferve or-
der. The Formidably. who was behind
had her three top-malls carried away by
the violence of the Wind nearly oppollte Point St.
Matthew. The Dix:Abut/ was obliged to veer
about and carry affillanee to the, lugger the Ba-
tour, who having been (truck by an inimerife wave
was upon the point of going down.
The Conftitution lii;ewife, after doubling Point
St. Matthew, had loft her main.top-maft. In tine,
all.thefe chips fcparated, anal dropped after'. Af-
ter having waited for them upwards of two hours
without making any fail, and not one of them
heaving in fight, I purfued my intended courfe.
At clay-break I found myfelf in company only of
the frigate the Creole : the weather continued
boifterous ; the Indivifible loft her main top-matt
at ten in the morning. Dining the night we ob.
ferved the lights of the enemy's division, which we
knew was Rationed to the South of the Saints ; in
the courfe of the day we were not dill-covered by
any veal whatfoever.
Hoping to fall in with the fhips which had part-
ed company at the place of rendezvous, I was
eager to get thither, and made all the fail I poi:
fibly could. Till we reached this-point our voy-
age offers nothing at all interelling :—we had
fried fome neutrals who gave us no information,
and we had not feen the fhadaw of an enemy's fhip,
either a fhip of war or a merchant fhip.
On the 9th we were exactly at the rendezvous I
had fixed upon for the fouadron. A corvette was
defcricd to windward of us ; fhe made fignals to
us which led me to believe her an enemy ; we
chafed her the whole day, and it was not without
the utmoft Jifficulty.that we fucceeded in coming
up with her about nine at night. We immediately
took pot ieffion of her, and found her to be the
King of England's fhip, the INCENDIARY, of 28
guns, of different descriptions, dilpatched lions
Gibraltar by Admiral WARREN to watch our mo-
tions.

We confidered this prize as a rood omen. • The
day after we came up with the Formidable, who,
like ourfelves, had met with nothing interefting on
her paffage, and on the r tth, all the reit of the
squadron joined company with ur. Capt. MAN.
ceLou, of the Indomptable, had colle4ted them
211 on the 4th and gth. I was then informed of
the damage the (hips had fuftaincd, and which,
with the dreadful weather we met with the night
we failed, was the Cole cattle of our feparation.

The Commander informed me that had been
obferved various times by the enemy's frigates,
that he bad not ventured to give chase. not wilh-
ing to delay an inftant in repairing to the place of
rendezvous which I had pointed out to hint, brit
that being oppofite Cape Finifterre, during the
night, and having Pent out the frigate the Bra.
voure to reconnoitre fame veffels which were par-
ting his divifion, this frigate having engaged at
too great a diftance from the Cquadron, had fought
an ireion with an Englira frigate. The Bravoure
had attacked the Engblh frigate within piftol (hot,
who had lain to to receive her. It appeared that
our frigate was inferior in arength, and that the
guns of the enemy were tB. pounders. Neverthe-
lefs, after a clufe ::jiion for half an hour, the Log-
lifhman, after having avoided boarding, which
Capt. DORN. Llt4 had attempted, firmed off, and
made away with crouded fails. Capt. Doer:must
being already at too great a diftance from his divi-
Bon, could nut purfuc her, and he manccusered to
rejoin his Commander.
If the hoarding which the Bravoure attempted
had fuceecCed, it ifli.cars almott certain that the
enemy's frigate would have been taken, for, ac-
cording to the reports which have been made to
nrc, oar rad broacifide did her a great deal of da-
mage. Xothiag was heard on board her but cries
and wnans, but unfortunate !y in trying to board,
the Bravourz had all her fails ;:haft pit wit of or-
der, the rigging. being aril Coe malcr, and
=after's mate, silted at t fame inftan!. Thus
a tcrapirary confuriou pref.:n:3:d to the enemy a
favourable oceafion to {Aar.
The Bravoure loft.?•t tii;s en:zagement Irzn men,
among whom was Cit:zen Ko?o4, a ni:,:Aitipinia.
Twenty-four were wounded, el whom C•ipt.lloa-
EFEiv, who had the half of his right band cartird
away by a ft•linter, mikes one. Ci-
titen Minifi.irt this Antir does the Captain too
much honour for Mr! :1,1: to recommend him to
v,,11: nur ; lon of a mall extremely de lei tug in
4;107 1 Ivy, n.fp:;:ted and db.:clued by all feafaing
of a General Officer, who during
!.• coarfe of the war, has never cealed to
1 .; t. ..hat as much dittindion as modelly, Citizen
3.:oxi seta has evens claim to your patrol-Iga :
ronferrin,-; upon biro t;:e rank itf Nit (7aptain,
'loch I demand f at once re-
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a.:e o•• e -11 reward

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It is with infinite fatisfaCtion, Citizeti Minifter,
that I conclude by informing you of the fpirit
whiLlt in the fquadron. Emulation, zeal,
ardour, without hounds, ate common to all the
Captains, and there isinot one of them upon whore
talents the General cannot rely with the moll en•
tire contidencz. Health and refpe&,
(Signed) GANTH EAIII4E.
On the zift General GANT lEAUME captured the
SPRIG :111.1i, of 14 guns, difpatched by Admiral
1,,:r IT H. _ _

On the 24th, at day-break, an Engin frigate
fecmed to eye us with great confidence• The
Rear-Admiral ordered a gcncral chafe; the was
come up with and taken. She turned out to be
the SUCCESS, Of 40 guns.