Star.
London, England, 1805-02-07 00:00:00

LOSS OF THE CONSTANCE TENDER.

Me are concerned to Rate the lots of his Majelly's
hired tender Conliance, Lieut. NUNZIES Conunan•
der, at Round(tone Bay, in the county of Galway,on
the morning of the 17th ult. About three o'cl•tck,
the &It Pea break carried away her bowlprit, main-
boom, fore top maR, long boar, and five men, orer.
board ; by the greatefi exertions three of them were
Paved, the rather two peri The breakers and a
heavy Turf dal continued, and carried off every ar.
tide on deck. It being ebb-tide, about five o'clock,
The (truck on a rock, when they hailed the fhore, and
were anfwered by fume country people, who brought
off a boat. The tide afterwards left her completely
on fht,re, when an initnenfe number of country
people collt:ted, took of her, and, with the
Brit mentioned perfons, plundered her Reres.

LOSS OF THE roms.

For the information of th:: public, and the ntif-
fation cf thofe who had friends or relations or. board
his Najdly's late Ihip Doris, the i'ollowing particu-
s of her lof are inferted on the azithoriry of

ON OF THE OFFICERS:
Aboot fix o'clock on the evtr.ing of the 12. h of
pnitary, in coming through the beiii?),viet l'alfage
Into Olt Bay of Qiiiberon, a few minutes after the
pilot L td repo: tcd tier palt all the dangers, the (inick
on a fanken rock, and began to make water fn ra-
pidly, that when we anelv:red half an hour afterwards
there was four feet water in her hold, notwithltanding
the immediate and unremitting exertions of the
people at her pumps, from the moment of the acci.
dent.

At midnight the water had nearly rifen to the orlop
deck, and was aril increaling althoug:i the guns,
anchors, (hut, &c. were thrown overboard, and all
hands, officer* and men, were employed pumping
and baling from the hatchways, and fails thrummed
with nakatn had hcen applied to her bottom.
Contidence now began to droop—there was a Con-
-IY-Irahle twell of the fea, with equally weather, and
little chatwe appeared of laving even the lives dour
men. Al' eady had rafts been eolith tilled, and our
boats grt out, which could not contain above half
the (hip': cowpony, when, providentially, the pumps
began to gain upon the leak. Hope again redoubled
our effort!, and by eight o'clock 11:3.1 morning there
Was not above a foot of water iu the (hip, though it
pin regitired the united efforts of all our pumps to
prefave her in this Rate.
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During the t 3th it blew with fuck extreme violence
that the Ihip drove, and we loft all our boats except
two, yet we (Ell held her own at the pumps, and in
e evening, when the weather moderated, by the
application of additional fails and mats over the
leak, had In far lucceeded as to ketp her clear with
one pump aft and another forward.
We were now joined hy his Nla ie a y', fchoonerFelix,
;who irfarmed us t f the failing of the i• firradron
from Rochefort, which we had jolt returned from re-
connoitring ; urged by this motive, and by an affu-
rance that the enemy were aware of cur lituation—
octifider.t that if the weather continued mild, as its
prefent appearance indicated, with a gentle breeze
from S. E. we weighed at five o'clock in the even-
ing of the r4th, happy in ti)a hope of reaching Eng-
land in a few days.
There hepes were fallacious—when we had got
clear of the Bay, the wind veered to the contrary
point. and blew very hard—our fads and mats were
urm'i•ed f•orn the bows ; the water began to gain on
ties ; the limbers were choaked with haii.t3 ; pumps
became crazy and in need of contir.tied repair, the
men, ha:afred and eehaii!leel with unceating fatigue,
- :Or! no 'anger he iiimulated to exertion even by
• .; etre of impending de'irtieclion, tint funk into
on the kaki interval of anion. The
~i1.•••••,11.! loni;er anfwer her helm, and from this
if t'lr7l 1,1% oeing able to regain the land, and
a tr-mentl••;:s Ica letting us down on the dreadful
()cis of the roar, deipaii took place of the hopes
w: Lad .re!y chet all:J. The magazine was de-
-1 and the fhip began to fettle forward with ac-
re:e-ated rapidity. The carpenter reported her un-
r.f which opinion the other officers had been
for fume time, and it was refolved to abandon her,
ih.onghatir hafts of laving the men were but Bender,
from the impetuofity of the lea.
The fignai was made for the Felix to hoill out her
bo.t!., car own were ready at the fame moment,
a:, American fehooner fortunately paging near
'b we began to fend away the mere as quickly as
Owing to the judicious arrangements of the
Captain, the (hip was evacuated v:ithout the occur
i.,• r of a Lingle accident, the people were equal.
Ibuted bctwet n the Ante:jean and Felix.—
Car.IFGLI•I4 was the fait man who left the

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*reek, after fetting fire to her upper wodcs,partly
after which fhe funk.

To thofe who appreciate merit, not by the fucces,
but the conduit of men's actions, the perfeverilig in•
trepidity of Cwt. CAMPHILL on this occafion will
not appear lefs admirable than his heroirm in the
capture of la Defiree, an anion which, amidft the
brilliant atchievements of the late war, dill Ibines
with undiminitbed Mire.

We are extremely forty to announce the repara-
tion of the homeward-bound Jamaica Fleet, ccnfift-
ing of upwards of fifty veffels : they failed from Ja-
maica under convoy of the &Gess,: frigate, and
HOUND (loop. We have already Rated the arrival
of the Sac vase at Portfmouth, alter experiencing the
molt dreaJlal weather : fire feparated from her con-
voy on the • sth and 22d of January, in a gale. The
Stranger, Captain Plass, a very valuable Ibip, from
Honduras, foundered on the 18th January; the crew
were raved by the SAGE its, which frigate has not feen
any of her convoy fence the 22d of January ; and we
are forty to add, that not a tingle (hip compnfing it
has yet been heard of. The following is a lilt of the
(hips bound to London

Amphion. Captain Wake ; Brunfwick, Dryfdale ; Bayle). Wil-
ton; Barzdla, Henfl ; Cumberland, Coding; Cranford, Leith-
; Douglas, Raror ; Endeavour, Dickens; Hazard, Wilmot;
Jamaica, Walker; Indefatigablr, Weir; Kingiton Packet, Robin-
on ; Lincoln,Bruton; Lively, Thornton; Lord Middleton, Haw-
kins; Nethitt„ Wood; Ranger, Calder; Richard, Perin; Stlby,
Sky; Ttviot.Atklofon; Willianfoo, Abbott; WillianifoN Cole;
Thompfon ; and Wellefly, Lovett.
The Loyalid, and William Henry, from London,
arrived at Jamaica on the Isth of December (two
days before the packet failed), and another Ihip was
ken in the offing
On the gth ult. the above (hips fell in with a French
privateer, carrying 18 guns, and full of men, oft-De.
fiada ; the enemy bore down immediately upon
them, and poured his firft broadfide into the Loy
alift, which the returned with great bravery—
the William Henry then came up, and joined in the
ation, which was maintained with great !Pith on
all fides: at length the privateer, convinced of the
determination of the merchantmen not to be taken,
thought proper to leave them to purfue their voyage
without farther molellation. It is with regret we
menti:in, that the Loyalilt fuffered a lots of two men
killed. Capt. Dust., of the William Henry, has
fent home an account of the aeion.

The ft!et at Battery Bay received orders a few (Ins ago to pro•
cced to frit the belt utterly wind.
The Argus Poop of war, with the Fagle, "Minn ; the Jane,
M'amn. 11, and the St. Patrick, Campbell, from &Mail for Lon-
don, mkt' convoy, were all well in Bailor Bay on the 3:!eli ult.
l'helltar,, Willon, from Barbadoes for Philadelphia, has put
into Kinfale,leaky.

fic Providence Increafe, Hippel, of Sunderland, was di ivcn on
(bore near flaniborough Head on the aoth ult.
The Two L'rothcri, Saint, of Sunderland, and the liberty, of
Shidels, were driven out of :km-borough Pier tot the 111th ult. and
lint.

Tlu. Hope. Wanton, from New York to Janmic.i, was captured
on the 2.;d of Novc*ibtr, by a French privateer.
'the Dili.:ent, Cams. front Weymouth to London. was cap.
Lured on et:: 221 ult. and carrltcl :nto Caleb.

The Comm, me, Ritchie, from Dundee for London, ha, foun-
dered near Whitby; crew ravel.
AItItIVCD —At Poole, the Cyrene, —, from St. Micharre,
with damage—At Bristol, Ann, from Quebec; Cornelia, from
Bilhoa ; Velma, from Bolton; Sophia, from St. Ander° ; and the
Carotin Maginvii, From Barcelona—At Jamaica, William and
Henry, Uua~l ; Lnyaiilt, Lyndon ; Becky, Foul gar ; and the Pene-
Icp from London; Expulsion, —, from liall:ax ;
Diamond, Jani.lfon; Elizabeth, Tomball; Cern, Elliot; and the
—, from Africa.

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY.—On Tuefday the
Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudi-
cation of the following calcs :
The Dolphin, Ra:Tenaa r matter—This was a pie ion of falvage.
It app,ared that this velfel h I. :CA 24 hours upon Ow find, when
by the efforts of two Ming ..lacks, the was got al, and carried
fate into Harwich harbour. 'the Court, In this cafe, pronounced,
as a remuneration to the falvors, look and expences, to be a charje
on the owners of the alp and cargo.

rfertunu., Vraaft Matter.—This was a further pro,f•care with
rcfrect to the cargo, cooftiting of Sranifh wool. The Court ditvc-
tc,l itiU further proof to be exhibited

Hoppet, De h kyle madcr.--The various goods acre relossd
in this cafc, as chimcd.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Capt. J. HA LLY is appointed to command the Leda, in the ab-
fence of Capt. I laneymart
Car. '1 SLea to the Toonant, of 84 guns, in the room of the
Lt.! Ca?t. Jervis.
Capt. BALL to :hc Zealand, of 64 guns, at the Nat.:, in tin;
room or the late Capt. Renoir.
Capt. BROWN. to the Atlas, of 74 guns, off Pre!.
Cir. Etc' soN is appointed one of the SuperriMrs of Green-
wich Hofpi•al, in the room of the late Sir kicitird Pearfon.
Lieutenant Kt vs es is appointed hilt Lim:mutt or the Po.
mune frigate at Chatham.

Im the Court of King's Bench, on Tuefday, John
Peacock, a mealman in the Borough, Itanding
charged with the manflaughter of Michael Coleman,
was brought up by tiaras Corpus, and the proceedings
before the Coroner being read, the Court a.!:r.ittcd
the prifoner to bail, to take his trial h,r the above of-
fence. The furety he was ordered to give, and which
lie gave, was a-recognizance, hinderf in ices. and
four fureties in 501. each; upon which he was libe-
rated.

The Grand Jury have found a bill for perjury
again(' Brett, the witnefs again(' Price, who
was found guilty of perjury at the Middlefex Eledinn.
The Linen Draper on Ludgate-hill, who was charged
with letting his houfe on fire, has been finally ct.rn-
mitted for trial.

The triAl of the Hon. Colonel COCHRANE, brother
Lord DUNDWIALD. is fixed t.) commence before a
General Corot Marti.il at Cantcrbuiy, on the Ili of
M.irch.

On Saturday morning the matter refpeSing the
elation of a Milliner for the parifh of Cierkenwell,
was appoinacd to come on before :lir WM. SCOT r ;
but in confequcnce of Come part of the proceedings
not brim; dcliv:red to the patties concerned till late
the preceding evening (at whiLlt the Judge expreired
great difplealure) it was put off till next Court day.
Ou Toefday a pitched battle was fought in the field
at the back of Kentifh Town, between Sam Bartint.
lomew, a pugitilt of promife, and Swarrow, a Black.
The fight was in favour of Bartholomew during the
firth half hour, his opponent not being able to cope
with him in feience. 4t the latter part of the battle
Swarrow was the favourite, and he gave his oppo-
nent fome very fund blows, which he was unable to
flop, or to continue his mode of fighting, he being
exhantied. Alter fighting thtee quarters of an hour,
the ring was broke by Bartholomevi's friends, and
the Black met with foul play from the mob ; but
order was rellored, and in five minutes after Swat-
row was declared the visor, to Lb. mortification of
the pugililts prang.

NIAR IVITH SP.4IY.

SUPPLIMINTARY LIST OF PAPFRS PRESENTED BY HIS
ISAJRSTY'S COMMAND, TO BOTH HOUSES OF
PARLIAMENT, FEBRUARY 4, 1805.

No. r—F,xtract of a Letter of a Letter frstn Wiliam Wane, tfq.
his Majesty's acting Conful at Porto, to biz. L van Nercan, Bart.
dated the :6th July, 1803.
I beg leave to mention that this marl is much an-
noyed by the enemy's fmAll privateers ; that they are
fitted out from the neighbouring ports of Galicia; and,
confides ing the nature of this Bar, and the approach
of winter, the trade is much expofed. I have julk re-
ceived intelligence, that the (hip Commerce of Dub.
lin, - Grant, mailer, to this place, has been
captured by a (mall French row-boat private:A, from
Vigo, and carried into Gnarda, in diredt si.lat ion of
nentiality, having been taken under the guns of the
fort.

No. 2—Naval Occurrences reported by Mr. Duff, his Majelly's
Couful at Cadiz, f, r Augult,
sth. Sailed, Itorefhip Piefentacion, with fait, for
Galicia.

t 7th. The Rtifina frigate, 34 guns. with eleven
millions tials vellon, for Carth.umna.
ISth. Storeihip Aurorei, for Galicia.
19th. Ship Mino, of So guns, with fal:, and ten
millions rials vellon, for Galicia, to difarm.

Lugger Daphne, from Algellias, is gone to
the Carracca to difarm.

Orders have been received at Ferrol for the flops,
Neptune, of 74 guns, and St. Au(lin. of 74, to take
in thcir :artillery, and keep in rcadincfs wail farther
orders—and the fame dilpofitions have born z,iven at
earthagcno, refpeft to the Argonaut of 84, and
Bahama of 74.
The Aarra, of 34 gum, with quickfilver, dellined
to Buen-:s Ayres, is to fail in Septembfe, and wiil
carry out the Captain G:nerol of the Rio de la Plata,
Bricradier Don Ituez Huidobra.

Of the frigates Pomona and Mercedes, which failed
from Ferrol for Lima, the latter was chiiged to pia
into Montevideo, in conic:pence of force &mages
fhe had fuirered in her helm—the other went in.

In the Carracca, the America, of 66 guns, is fitting
out ; to go to Vera Cruz with quicktilver.
The Efpana, of 64, has gone into dock to careen,
and will have the fame dellination.

The SAbina frigate, with treafure for the
csi.%aed from Vera Cruz.

The French flip l'Aigle, and the corvette Torch,
are gone up to the Carracca, to receive fume repairs.
Of eighteen fail of the line which are there, three
of them which had been in the dry dr.cks
length of time, were lately take,. out, lc ititout any
thing of confequence being done to them. They, as
well as molt of the others, will require very great re-
pairs, there being only three judged to require but a
modera!e one, and in the opinion of good judges, are
only fit for any thing but being broken up Thete
is a total want of timber in the arf:::;:l, where there
is hat dly any thing but conntry pine ; and in
other relpeas it is but very loot Iv provided.

No. 3.—Errad of it Letto:r from Sir J. T. Dockw,.rt!l, to Sir
Eiran Nercan, r.trt. dated Jam:2c.:, :L.: Ca.

sut, Shark, Port Royal, Jamtka, :d 0,71.18,3.
The report I Rated to you for the inftirmition of
the Lords Commitlioners of the Admiralty, in my
letter of the 12th of June, by the Gnlialt, of a horde
or privateers being ip the at of fitting out at St.
Jago de Cuba, is, I am Concerned to fay, confitmed,
and the fad effeets of it are felt molt particularly by
the coalling trade of this illand, notwithflanding the
utmoll exertions are ufed by his Majelly's fquadron
under my command ; hut the vcilels they have to
counter:A are of Inch defcription, that large !hips
can be of little utility ; I therefore hope that their
Lordlhips will have allowed of the national fchoo•
ners, which are uncommonly fine velfels of the fort,
being purchafed for that fervice.

No. 4.—Extraft of a Letter from James Puff, Efq. his Ma-
jt:ft y's Canful at Cadiz, to William Mat fden, Lfq. datul 14th
Oct. 18c3.
I ant Allred this dav, ordersha ve been receivedat the
ifland for the arming at that artinal of 2 3.deckers, an
84, and 3 74's, and at Carthagena 3 large frigates. It
has even been fiik!, force line of b;:ttle (hips have heen
orJercd to be fitted out there, alto at Ferrol, but I
believe not with certainty : and the fast is, feveral
months mull etaple before thole at this department
can he in any readinefs to put to fea. My next will
probanly convey you more pointed information on
this head.

Our Captain General is called to Court ; and, as a
con fideraide number of troops have affembled at Z -
morn and Valladolid, it may be inferred with a view
to his infpeeling them, or giving him fome command.
No. s.—Extrtel of a private Nnte from Mr. John Hunter, His
Britannic ht.,jtfty's Conful t Madrid, dated the 22.1 Ciduber,
IEO3, to Sir Edward Pettey/.

There is no confirmation of the rnmonrs of nentra
lity. At all the three arfenals they are arming ; but,
thac is a want of fcamen, fibres, and matctials of
every fort.

No. 6....-Extrad of a Letter from Rear Admiral Sir Eihrard Pet-
kw, Ban. dated on board hiiMajel y:i chip Tonnant, off Ferrol,

24th Odober, t 803, to the Hon ilarzle Admiral Cor:iw•alls.

Much increafed aelivity ircvails lince the Taft dif-
patches from Madrid, and lit), worked night anti
day until the fixteen gun o•)ats were ready. It may
be poffible that there Span;!'. !hips are fitting to em-
bark Augereau's army. I than ufe every means to
difcovcr that meafure, if it Mould be adopted, and
forward the Cit I bell intelligence of it to you.

No 7..-Naval Occurrences for un. 1803, rt tea by Mr. Duff

Lips ordered to be r.:ted out.—Ttistidaa, of r3o
guns, Capt. Brigadier DonFrancifto Urearw; EaMA
Ana, t 12, Capt. D.%n Alcala Galtan ; Sall
Rafael, 84, Don Ijfh. Arambure ; Terrible,74, Don
Ijth. Dela Guardia ; Soberano, 74, Don Juan Car-
ran2a ; America, 64, Dr-n Jo Mclendez ; Amphi-
trite. 40, Don Joie Varela ; dellined fur Vera Cruz
and Havanna, Rufina, 34, Dun Joie Novalcs, dellined
fur Lima.
The brig Penelope, of t f 3 guns, in the bay, dellined
for Malaga, but detained on account of the epidemi-
cal (Minder which reigns thete.
Brig Argo. of z 8 guns, and ft.hooner Felozn, of 16
guns, are appointed guarda codas fur La Guayra,
under the command of Brigadier Don Augulia cea
Fig.,;:raa, going commandant of that department.—
Lugger Experiment art ived from Malaga, to careen
at the arfenal, and is hill under quarantine.
Ships fitting out at Carthagena—Reyna Loon:,
of its guns ; an Carlos, 112 ; Bahama, 74, arrived
at Cacho the 4th of November ; Argonaut.,, 84; Ma-
talde, 34 ; Vanganza, 35.

Tic lltips ordered to be fitted ont at Ferrol arc fire,
though hitherto the following only are named :
Yrir ripe D'Auti uria, oft 12; Neptune, 84; and San
A ugtillin, 74•
The place of rendezvous, it is afrerted, will be this
port; hut, from all appearances, the earliest puthWe
they c.in affemble will be February or March next.
The French fhip and corvette have not yet got into
dock.

Na. 8 —Naval Occurrences for November, 'Sol, reported by Mr.
Duff, his Majefty's Conful at Cadiz.
In the Carracca, the fitting out of the fix (hips is
going on. The America, of 66 guns, is the only one
of them which is completed, and is gone out of the
arfenal ; as to the others, three of them (one of which,
the T. iniJad) are in port—lnane time will elapfe be-
fore they come out of it, and can be equipped as well
as the others.

At Ferrol they are occupied in the armament of
the five Chips to he fitted out there, the Neptune,
Don Antonio Valdes; Monarca, Don Antonio Ar-
gomofo , S. Augultin, Don Antonio Pareja; S. Ful-
gencio, Don Jocechin Rivera ; Principe, Don Conne
Charucca—thefe (hips as fitted are expected to come
here.—Of the four Blips fitted out at Carthagcna,
The Argonaut, of 84 guns, Brigadier Don Bufael
de One ; and the Bahama, of 74 guns, Captain Don
Linode Truxilln, have been fume time arrived
here ; the two remaining, S. Carlos, Ira guns, Bri.
gadier Don Luis Maims ; and Reyna Luifa, t I 2 guns,
Brigadier Don Antonio Palligo, were preparing to

I'he flips Paula, San Pablo, San Jcaquim, and
Guerrero, have been malted at the fame place, but no
order had•been received for fitting them our.
The frigate Santa Rufina, which arrived here from
Carthagena about ten days ago, is under orders to
get ready for Ame,ica, fuppofed to be for Lima.
The King's :lore (hip Santa Jufta failed the 26th
ult. for a port in Galicia, with a cargo of [alt for the
King's account.

The new frigate Vengeance, built at Mahon, and
arrived latterly from Carthagena, is to be attached
to the fquadron ; the appears to be a fine frigate, and
can mount forty guns.
Of the two frigates which failed from Ferrol laft
February for Lima, the Santa Clara arrived at the
Callac the 22d of June, the other, the Mercedes, has
put into Rio Janeyro, leaky.
The brig Argo, and fchunner Telob, under orders
of the Brigadier Don Auguain de Fegueroa, arc in.
tern!cd to tail in the prefent month, as Guard.) Collar
for the Carraccas.

The lup7Cl Experiment, which went with furgeons
and prielis to Malaga, and is lately returned, remains
in this Bay performing quarantine.
Tice brig Periel^d..:, remains equipped in this Bay,
and withuut any dellination being given her.
No y.—Extract of a letter from Rear Admiral Sir Edward Pe!.
low. Bart. dated on board hi. Majelty's Chip Tonnsnt, off Ferrol,
December 1, aBO3, to the Hon. Admiral Cornwallis, &c. tl/4c.

I have only to confirm the lag report of the gate
of the enemy's grips in Ferrol and Corunna, with the
additional (ire ornflances of orders having arrived the
day before ye:ter-day to egnip, with all expedition,
two fail of the line (Spanifh), it is Lid, for St. Do-
mingo.
(Incidure in No. 9.)—Eztraft of Information from Sir F !ward!
Paley?, Baronet, anchored in the Honourable Admiral
wallas', i.rtter, dated on board his Majelity's tidy Vine de l'aria,
og' Mani, nth January, 5804, to the Honourable Admiral
Cornwallis.
A few days fence the Spaniards have been much
employed in mounting cannon in all their forts ;
and the garrifon at Ferrol is augmented to fevers
thoufand troops. They have made no alteration
with refpelt to their (hips, except the two intended
for the Weft Indies, which are getting for ward.
No. to.—.-Naval Occurrences for eth December, 1803, reponal
by Mr. Duff, Ms Majelty's Conful at Cadiz.
The Argonaut and Bahama, which arrived here
from Carthagena in November, are gone up to the
Caracca, the one to be coppered, the other to have
her upper works caulked.
By late advices from the Havannah, the San
Alexandre had been careened, and was expected to
proceed for Vera Cruz ; another (hip was careening
there; the others are, in a great meafure, abandoe-
ed, and in In decayed a Rate, as to be judged inca-
pable of being repaired.
The French (hip l'Aigle, and the corvette the
Torche equally, the brig Argus of tft guns, latterly
arrived here, continue, the two fill in the Caracca,
and the latter in the Bay ; it has been turmifed or-
ders having latterly been received for their bring in
readrnefs to proceed upon fervice. Tlwre can be no
doubt enter taincd of their with to fpend the %%inter in
thi, t, and in which I think it probable they will
he gratified.
Cuiiz, the aid December, 1803.
No. t t.—Copy of a Letter from Mr. James Duff, his Majelly's
Conlel at Cadiz, to Sir Evan Nepean, Baronet, dated the sad
December, 1803.
DEAL SlR—The armament of the (hips here goes
on very (lowly, and I have reafon to believe it to be
the cafe at the other departments, from many cir-
curallances. I rather expert that leveret months
may elapfe before the (hips fitting out will be fo
manned and united here, as it is fain to be the inten-
tion, to the number of twenty fail of the line,
By an exprefs which arrived here to the French
Commilfary of Commercial Relations, Mr, Le Roy.
the iSth, from Paris, and latterly from Ferrol, it is
laid he is luppofed to have received direSions relative
to l'Aigle, corvette Torche, and Argus brig, of id
rims (arrived fence my lag from St. Domingo and
site avarnah), relative to their further proceedings. ,
It is lot mired by fume, that they are to remain in k
rcadinefs in the event of the fquadron at Fen ol being
able to evade the vigilance of Sir Edward Pciiew,
and appearing off to join them, and to proceed to
the Mediterranean.

1. D.

No. IS ...I.:Strad of a Letter from Vice Admiral Sir John Tho-
mas Duckworth, K. B. Commander in Chief of His Majefty's
Ships and VeiLls ;t Jamaica, to Sir Evan Nerinn, Baronet,
dated on board the Shark, the Pott Royal Harbour, 15th Ja-
nuary, z Boa.
I hen-with tranfmit, for the information of the
Lords Commi(linners of the Admiralty, an eitren
of a letter juft received by a merchant of eminence
in this Maud, in which ;mat confidence is placed ;
and, Ihould it be certainly afcertained that Frepch
agents precee 3 to the condemnation of tnglifh vet.
fels carried int() the ports of Cuba, I (ball not feel
great delv.:acy is due the Spaniards, though I (hall
endeavour to avoid any open 'malty till I ambol-
Loured with tbcir Lorath;ps commands—L.- Tarp owr.

tranfinit it for tie information of the Lords Commit

•el fur, in No. tl.)—Pvtn:'l of a Letter dated St.Jago de Cuba,
January K, 1;'04.
There has arr'veLi hcrc (W day, fince, a French
ageht, is eliar?ed with great powers.
joot at peek:, t the Sp4nilh Government is not wit-
lii.g to acknowledge him—that does not prevent
11:11I 111:VCIthelefs (rum leaving an agent to condemn

froners of the Admiralty. I am, Sir, &c.
(Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH.
To Sir Evan Nemo, Bart. &c. &c. Admiralty.
(Inc ofure in Nn.'t6.)
SIR, Ship Enterprile, Havana* i MI Jan. 18°3.
According to my intlrations from the High Court
of Admiralty of the United Kingdom of Great Br:-
tiin and Ireland, I 'Live to inform you of the pro-

No. 13—Naval Occurrences at Cadiz Ifer January tHoz, reported
by Mr.l.tuir. hi, Majt firs Conful at that placc.
Note of the 15 Ships aimed and arming in this and
the ..;:partments of Fermi and Cartliagena:
Trinidada, 130 guns, commander Brigadier D.rn
Fran. Uriare ; St. Ann, 112, Don Diego Alial a
atleono, all, Brigadier ; Principe, 112, Don Come
Chlorite.. ; Reina Loifa, II:, Don Antonio Garcia
.1-1 ; San Carlos, 112, Don Lois Melia ; San
Rafael, 84. Don Joie Arambara; Neptune, 84, Don
C • V ; Argonauta, 84, Don Rafael de
- • •••• •- 1 ,vis Don Theodor()
Argomafa ; Bahama, 74, Don Luis de Truzillo; San
Auguitiii, 74, Don Antonio Pal cja; Efpacia, 65, Don
Jofel Melendez ; America, 66, Don Juan Cocrauza;
an-t ~1104., 66, Don Juan Iti,-)eta.
The gilt Jan. the following veffels failed from this
pert -i'he hive Vengeance, 36 guns, Captain of
a fliga.e Don
_fold 13i andarcz, with times for the
1:-Liv.vinali, and quicktilver for Vera Cruz ; the •
gate A rophiti ite, 40 guns, Captain of a frigate Don
3 Vaiela, Rotes for Porto Rico, and quickfil-
sr:r f„ V •,a Cruz ; and the frigate Rufina, 34 guns,
Captain of a frigate Don Manuel Noales, fibres for
la Gltayta and Porto Ricn, and quickfilver for Vera
Cruz. This Safi ready, but not yet failed. The fri-
gate Matilda, 36 guns, is daily expelled here from
Cirthagena, with Ilores for this arfenal.
T:ie two brigs and fchooner, defined as guarda
cdlas for la Guayra, continue getting ready to pro.
teed for their deflinations.

ceedings in this port franc my arrival on the lath of
this month. On my being in fight of this port, the
fignal was made fur an Englith Ship. The French
General here fent a French privateer nut for the ex
prets purpofe of taking my Ship; bin not being of
force fofficient to attack the Ship, She thought proper

. - . .
to bawl off. There are five privateers,eow here, of
different defcriptioas ; one being fitted but on pur.

pole to take this fhipwhen fhe Tails. The laid brig
mounts 18 guns, and full of men. One fchoonei
of 6 guns ; and the others mount et guns each, aid
carry from 5o to 6o men. I underhand they are de-
termine.' on taking the fhip. I than have on board
when failing, 30,0001. Reding ; and unlef, I have
Tome protetion, I am undetermined on failing.
One of the before mentioned privateers has brought
in here a large (hip, named the Britith Qeen, of St.
Johns, that failed with the latt convoy from Ja
maica. She parted with the fleet, and came through
the Gtilph. She was captured off Cape Antonio by

a privateer of one gun. Thefe privateers make prizes
of Danes, Americans, and every diing unarmed.—
I have alfu to communicate to the -Admiralty of
Great Britain the conduCt of this Government. And
have the honour, &c. (Signed) CAESAR LAWSON.
No. r 7.—Naval Occurrence' reported by Mr. Duff, his Majefty's
Conful at Cadiz, for May 1804.
_ _

The Cquadron of the tit.teen (hips cc.ntinnes nearly
in the fame Rate as in the preceding months. Upon
the 16th of May, the King's urea or ftorethip, the
Santa Appolonia, left this port ; her deltination for
the Havannah, conveying limes for that department,
recruits, &c. Upon the 3111 ditto failed his Majef-
ty's urea Vifitation ; her dellination Ferrol ; two
others are preparing here to follow her, the Santa
Julia and Liebre ; the whole faid to be intended to
proceed to the Havanna!l, with flores, and to return
from thence with timber for the arfenals. o:ders
are faid to have been received for laying the keels of.
Come thins and frigates, and to begin to build as foon
as timber may art ive.

The frigate Clara, 36 guns, opened her regiller at
Limrin Oanber, upon her return for this country,,
and MAY he espe6led in May, with from. three to
f u? millions of dollars.
The French thip FAigle is new vianalled, and, al-
though badly manned, is cxperted to quit this the
firth favour Able opportunity. The corvette Torche
and Argus brig are not yet quite ready. The Done-
gal quitted this neighbourhood about the 13th of Ja-
nuary. The Medufa and Maidlione have taken her
nation, and it is doubted the Aigle quitting this while
they continue upon the Ration. The American brig
of war Argus has been here tome days, and failed
the 3th February, for Gibraltar.
.An American
fthooner fli:ed the 4th, with anfwers to difpatches
the brought here three weeks ago, from the Spanifh
Miniller at Wathington.
Four regiments are laid to be under orders to em-
bark at Col unna or Ferrol, for New Orleans.

Upon the 7th of April tke frigate Amphitrite fail
ed from the Havannalt ; the had gone from this, and
with her failed the frigate Neuf44 Senora Delan, of
that department ; their dellination for Vera Cruz,
there to join the frigates Sabina and Venganza,
there to take aboard treafure, to be conveyed to this
place, where they may now loon be expelled. Thcy
will probably bring with them from ten or twelve
millions of dollars.

February Bth, failed the Rufin 4, mentioned before
n. bch:g ready ; the gth 3 frigates, fuppofed to be the
liedufa, Maidone, and Diana, were feen at funrife.
about two leagues from the Lighthoufe ; l'Aigle had
been expet9ed to fail in the night ; the wind, a hell'
Levanter ; the Diana came in and anchored in the
evening ; the other two frigates are the Medufa and
Amplikn. The Diana was immediately admitted
to Pr atique.

Of the (hips which have been fitted out at Ferrol,
the San Fulgencio, of 66 guns, is under orders, and
is getting ready to proceed for Vera Cruz, from
whence the will probably reiurnwith treafure. She

is reputed one 4; f the fade(' failing fkips in his Ma-
jefty's navy. By letters received lately from Lima,
there is advice that three King's frigates were com-
pleting their regifler of money ; it will probably run
to about three millions of Dollars upon each; they
were expaled to fail about the isth February, and
were to touch at Montevideo fur intelligence, and
there to put themfelves under the command of the
Gifu de Efquadra' or Brigadier Don Francirco de
Bufiamante, who has been the naval commander
there for fome time, who is to take the command,
and to return with them for Spain; they may be ex-
petted in Augult, and will come rich.
The (hips which have been fitted out at the Car-,
racca have but few men on board, and no Reps tak-
ing, indicating a deire of foun manning them. Two
of them are hill in dock, completing their repairs.
The number of additional carpenters and caulkers
lately collated there, (and which may go to about
moo) are employed upon the different veffels laid
up there in ordinary, which are all of them to be
overhauled, and to have repairs neceffary to prevent
many of them from finking. They are about ten
in number, exclufive of the fix which have been fit-
ted or are fitting out, and of the Bahama and Ar
gonauta, which came round from Carthagena : four
of them are judged to be incapable of being repair-
ed, and only fit to be broken up.
The Aigle, corvette Torche, and brig Argus,
French, which have been fu long here, are complete
ly mantled and vietualled for fix months, and ap-
pear to be now waiting to proceed to fea.
No. 18.—Extradt uf a Letter from Rear Admiral Cochrane to
Lard Melville, dated acrh June 1804.
Ycur Lordfhip will,oblerve by the enclofed paper,
that Ct.: French are making every exeition to com-
plete the ;r fquadron lying at Ferrol and Corunna.—
This reinforcement, which I expea to arrive by the
aid, will do much towards it, as hitherto they have
been without marines. I make no doubt but feamen
will follow the fame route, if they do not fend them
in fmall velids acrofs the bay, landing them at the
out pouts, from whence they will pais by land to Fer-
rol. Landlinen will anfwer, as they are by no means
deficient of feamen. How far the Spaniards have ad-
heted to their neutrality, in (*offering three hundred
men to match from one end of Spain to the other, in
order to complete the equipment of the French Iqua-
dton, is a natter that is not for me to decide upon.
(inclofure in No. it.)
Thirtcon boats belonging to the French at Sedera.
Each boat has twenty-fix men, armed only with
(wall arms. They are under the command of a na
val oilics:r, and came from Bayonne, laden with fail
cloth, bunting, cordage, &c. which is now tranfport-
ing by hind to the French lquadron at Ferrol. Six
flume are hourly expated. The above boats do not
excee:' loniteen tons each, and keep dole in (bore,
never le.ic ing port but when the COilft is clear. The
men are' fail to be as a recruit to the French (hips ;
and the boats to be cold.
No. I 9.•••••!* met of a Letter from the Hon. Rear Admiral Cock-
r.,nc • 3 I.ord Melville, dated 24th June 1304-
What I infpeaed has come to pals, and the French
are completiug theit complement of feamen from
their putts on the Bay, while they receive foldiers
throttl Spain from Malaga. •
No. 20 ••-•NaVa Occurrence.; at Cadiz for July £BO4, reported by
Mr MR', hi, Majelly's Conf,ii at that place.
The King's dine fhip Santa Jolla, which arrived
latterly with building timber for the Carracca, is on
der orders to pro..ced for 'rriette, to bring quickfilver.
N. B. The mines of Almaden, which for the tall
four years had produced any quantityof quick film

/40.14 —Eatradt of a Letter front the Hon. Admiral Cornwallis
to W Wiant Nlorrden, Eti. dated on board the Ville de Paris, oh

Ufhant,theisth 1804.
I fend a copy of a letter from Sir Edward Pellew
tonic, with :he communications therein refetred to,
and the copy of a letter from Mr. Frere at Madrid to
him. (Vide No. 12, of additional Papers.)

State of the Naval Force in Ferrol, inr:ored in a Letter from the

the Hun. Admiral Curnwallia&ted kith February,

Two (hips of 8o guns, half ready, men enrolled
for them in the vicinity, and ready when called upon.
One three decker, and two of 74 guns, commiftioned
and rigged; Itoring their holds (lowly. Two frigates
will be ready with the firft (hips. Four three deck.
ers. eight two ditto, and (owe frigater, nut of corn-
miffion. In the arfenal, one of the line, and two
frigates building.
l'he troops in garrifon fluCtuate frrm eight to ten
throrfand. (Signed) EDWARD TELLEW.
l'unnam,Betancos Bay, sth February aSo4.
Fo of a Letter from Vice Admiral Sir J. T. Duck-
worth, dated on hoard his Majcit;'s Chip Shark, l'ort.
Jamaica. 7‘.15 March 1104, to Sir !van blepean, Bart.
Sir—Having, in a letter of the 15th of January,
acquainted you, for the information of the Lords
Cominifli aiers of the Admiralty, of various intelli-
gence received from St. Jago de Cuba, among which
it was politively alerted, that the General of Bri-
gade, Noailles. had colleEted a force on the north fide
of Cuba, (of the troops that had efcaped from St.
Domingo) with which he meditated an attack upon
New Providence ; and having had the fame corrobo-
rated by a letter exprefs from Governor Halket,
which reached here the 3oth ; on the 3i ft and ill of
February, I difpatched the Racoon, and la Superi-
eure fchooner, to aid the Snake, Stork, and Sandwich,
in refilling any attempt that might be made on that
colony ; and on the zyth ultimo, I received a letter,
bearing date the 15th, from Governor Halker, by the
Stork, :acquainting me that the General of Brigade,
Noailks, had been killed in an aFlion, with a Provi-
dence privateer, in the night, whilft removing from
one prat to another, with 350 French troops in a
brig, which captured the privateer ; but in conL-
quence of that General's lots, aH the French troops
had gone to the Havannah, and were in a very con-
fiderable force, receiving a fort of protedion, and he
believed a tacit encouragement, very improper from
a neutral nation, even to the engaging. of Spanish
pilots, and being firfiered to procure verf.:ls to prole-
cute their hotlile intentions againft Providence. He
therefor c has thought it incumbent to tend a remon-
flrance to the Governor of the Havannah, demand
ing an explicit anfwer, with which Captairs Roberts
of the Snake has allowed the Sandwich cutter to
pro:ced, and it is with great fatisfaainn 1 learn from
Governor Halket, that the naval Alliance be now
has, cauf•-• him to have lirtle appreltenflons Vr the
fafetv of the Wand, all which I will beg you to com-
municate to their Lordfhips. I am, Sir, &c.
(Signed) J. T. DUCKWURTH.
To Sir Evan Nepean,Bart. &e. &e. Atimiralty.
141 0. s 6 —.copy of a Letterfroni Vice Admiral Sir T Mckwoni,
dated ou board his Majtity's (hip Shalt, Poi t Ito) al, jib
March, 5804, to Sir Evan Nepeasi.
Sit—The induced I have this moment received,
and though it is not of a very recent.date, as it cor-
toborates the former intelligence of the very imprr,.
per conduit of the Spanifh Government at Cuba, I

which was wanted hae,"llo/4. n a great degtce fali•
ed, infomuch that the ahoy: motioned Ihip is cid%
tined for Triefle, to hriog a f
His Majefty's (hip Mint v, which arrived latterly
from Gallicia, and brought aoildin?, timber and pow-
der, is to be careened atth.:Carrae•zas, :Is well as the

Caltilla, which is expecle I here front Gallicia, and

intended alfn to be fent for Ametica.

The frigate Lucia is getting ready at Carthagena
to come to this department.
'the Ihip San Leandro, a guns, lii!Td from the
Havannah the aoth June, having on b•tard 1)on
Mendimura, late Viceroy of Santa Fe ; the is flip-
poled to have put'into Porto Rico, and was in a bad
condition.
The Trinilad anti Saint Ann are under orders to
proceed for Fool, half manned, in order to remain
in that department ; in like manner the Regala when
careened. Theft large ihipsgroundiag at low vial cr,
from the creek of the Carracca having too little n•a-
ter for them in its prefent (late, is atligned as the
reafon.

i--.. 1:: i2I r

Wed,, 3.;01 LI:. Mr.
Ltritr, at to Je.,11 ‘12:1;;Iver NI:. au
incrclL.:it, in •

-•

On the 1,1 inflanr, •:ir 7•.".• '4. ft!
Lfq. :,lagiftrat ca 1.. rs. • 7
of fervitm that import:a • •.17, •1., r, an :to c:oior:It
knowleze of tLaic L,n . v.. • if,, r, i,a.aded
with a tit,aL tinder •• tahj,•ct ur-
hutity
that ; .•- • ..; i,,• w,re

Ilrnrgly 1., Ilk ,1 i

lid no,

11..11., 41. In his

The fix (hips which were armed in this depart-
ment, viz. the Trinidad, Saint Ann, Terrible, SAit
Raphael, Glorious, and Saint Jagn Atustic.., coati.
nue as before, with few men on board, and little ex-
ertion towards manning them.
The Bahama and Argonaut, two cc the fiy.
were fitted out at Cat thagena ant e:tule round liege,
have their cnrnp!emt.nt ut men on !,..).trd, and lay in

3% nt I
and we^e a:v.says ex( rc.ling the
power w'.th thi!r co: (talon (by
~u . a
35 ri.lis.;i• t!-.c!.! hiutlai t., H.; t;!..iii;;'. N a 1;•holae
any th, pv:i•c, who are
belt eSI. ta e!tim..c ! .r. !••• r o•
Or the 26th Ult. 1!el irm!,- utab.ari,
of the late jam., ;
Thuridav, is the ear r.l :1,3
rt.+ Oi-1)14411,
0:1 W,Airie!Jay, hi. itoorc, !it rott. 14, r!t,
Ch.ark. Lewis, Elq. to' !.r.zett 0:; o.J, .1 !
years, elikit lon of Ja:3.-sl...e.wi;, E q.uf P

Ay,

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HIGH WAFER A•d• LONDON RR cD!;! fo .

M ring •
Afternoon

S affes
• 44 fnisltl•e• nfter

rI '0 BE LET, ELL.G.kNI'LY FUIZN I SHED,
-I- a lioUsr it Pottl LAND PLAcr. titt,..i wi(!, t•vcry NC.
CV:11101 t %lit for A Fatuity ii..v,r 6 is c t L el Let.
2>0q:...:;6e at Mr. Vwccties Vtrer V.-Jr -I •••••,:-., ZI.). 37, New
ifoLkl-11 rat.

the upper part of the bay ready bar ice.
They are conthating to ovethatil ::n.l to cat ecn the
remaining thips in the Cat raCt*.t as fall as they can
undertake it. The number of caulkers, carpenters,
&e. (\laiitranzos) aClually enfployed there may be
about two thoufand five hundred. The (hips actually
in dock and repairing in them are the Ray°, San
Juste, and Soverano. The department has a fiat-
cient provilinn of pitch, tar, hemp, rope, and ca-
bles, and of fail cloth. I do not find anv quantity
of naval Itores is expefled from the Baltic this feafon,
or that there are any contracts.
Nine frigates, of which four from Vera Cruz, are
expected loon front thence, Lima, &c. Three of
them from Vera Cruz had failed ; the Venganza ae
learn is arrived at Ferrol, or Vigo, with 3,t00,0c0
dollars. The zlithina and Amphitrite, which failed
with her from Vera Cruz, and having equal (unison
board, ate laid to have put into Tei:etitre, avid all
of them wish reduced crews, from having lain at
Vera Cruz during the fickly feeln. They left the
Rufina, which was to have followed them the 23d
June, and may be every day expeled. There lii•
gates, and the others from Lima, &c. it is computed
may bring► about twenty-four mitiiiins of dollars.
The Callilta from Fein,' arrived here the t sth.
No. it.--Eztratt of a Ixtter from the Homo:able near-sumt•

Fur 2:!Ceunt of the Mat:afaßurrr. tru pt fr,•nt titc Atte.tion
Put y. to Act of Pailiatn t.t. •reb.2f.
441:RAC. S.m, CO. will pill op to rti!)l;c S.,le, at
I.+ their s, N. t!, a 1 tr3e
meat of DRI (0. %%111 he given
in time, by M. 1.. Nit. i. , jun llrt r.

CAPITAL. MANSIONS AND ft lANOiC, 11.1 N I S.
TO lit,. LE I'T, for feveu yt.atb, and toured urn h..ton,':a7ely;
'PHE Capital IQ:v.1110n called \Vile:well H tCe.
cumpleisly (tanned, with atott 70 acres of rid; m. alow
and pafture land round the fame, and with or withL....o fix acres ot
more of water meadow. The deput:uion 01 tw..l very eat,. t.five
manors, of about five niihs and a half in length, and tw and a
halt in breadth, and to a Minty, will he granted, bethlts liberty
fur qualified perfons to (port over alcove 200..);:cres adjoining, a
large proportion of which is woodland, with pieafatit
ther:in, lituate four ildies from Andover, on the 'fug' pike Road
tuwards Whichelter, in a gond neighbourhood. and wta adapted
for the refideuve of a fportfinan, with a relpi etaide faun llt.
For a view, aoply to Richard hovel ck, on the premlfes ;and to
rt.at • to Mr. V'ebit, ride. Salifbury.

tiltaltlhcd, and the Syftern in% igorated, by
lir. bRODUM's BO I'AN ICA!, :31 RUP and
NERVOUS CORDIAL.

'I7IF. rapid inroads on the Conftittnion, and De.
bi!lry of • he Nervous Syltem, {brought mill the indifcretiork
of Youth, Warm Climates, &c. which have bodied the Skill of the
ninft PLyficians, now yield to Thule area: inventions, Dr
BRODUM'S BOTANICAL. SYRUP and NEavous COR-
DIAL, and as the aniescd h..^.ow• on them only they can rely for
certain relief, the r: ?id fale of tilde furpribrig Medicines may he
accounted f r, arc I landredq are daily acting up the tribute of
graitude for ronew ed health and vigour. The Medicines and a
Book of fu•ptifitie Cure, to be hair at the Houle, No. 9, Alhiolt-
dreet Etackfriir's Ruzel, and of all Medicine Venders in the Ifni.
ted Kingdom.

eal Coehrancto lord Melville. d.itca the 211 Augult rBc4.

The Spaniards have put their twelve regiments of
Marines upon the fame efiabliiiinient as l,urs. Of
cers di hint from the Navy are aprinted to them,
and they are formed into three departments, viz. Fer-
rol, Cadiz, and Carthagena. Three hundred French
folders arc within a few days march of this, difguifed
as failors, horn Bayonne. The Spaniards are afraid
to interfere.
No. 22.-.-Naval Occurrency; at Cadiz, for Auguft 1804, rep:led
by Mr. Dar, his Mayfly', Conrul at that place.
Anglia 7.—Sailed for Galicia the King's Urca, or
(lore (hip, the Brujalo.
Auguti 20.—Sailed the Urca Santa Julia for
Trialle, to bring quick filver.
'Flte (hip San Leandro, and the frigates Amphitrite
and Rufina, which latterly have atrivod from Vera
Cruz and the Havannah, are to remain in chi: de-
partment.
The frigate Ivlatilda, which arrived from Cartha-
gena the ith, is under orders to proceed for the Ha-
vanna!' in the next month, with (lures for that De-
partment, her Commander Don Antonio Vacoro.
The frigate Magdalena is continuing to be fitted
cat at the Carracas, to proceed for America.
The frigate Venganza, which arrivedlatterly from
Vera Cruz with money, and the frigate the Prueba,
which has been in readinefa fume time in Galicia, are
under orders to proceed loon for Vera Cruz, to bring
money.
One frigate which remained at Vera Crnz is ex-
peeled fnon with a limilar fum, for the King, as the
three others which are arrived. A very contiderahle
fun', which it is judged may amount to above five
millions, is expeCted from the lime place, on account
of the merchants, and to come in the merchant (hips
expeded from that part in the courfe of this yeal.
The frie:ates expeCted from Lirna and Parenos
Ayres, four or five in number, and; ne from Car tha•
gen.', are not y:_t air ived ; they may I; looked far in
what remains of this year, and may be erpdted to
bring in all from eiuht to ten minions for account of
the King and Merchants.
N. B. In the Catraccas things con:hate, and are
going on, notch as before ; the old ihip Rayo, fitter
(hip to the Gibraltar, is changing into a three decker,
her bottran has been found very good at this length of
time fince the has been built ; fit cc making out thi,
report, I am jammed flue rcgilleteil fearacii front
the different ports belonging to this department, viz
from that of Ayamante to that of Algefiras,bolt
inclufive, have been ordered to repair to the Car.
racca ; this would indicate an• in reunion to man the
(hips which are fitted out ; I will be attentive to the
refults, and to know hots far it may be carried into
elfeet, and as to the ohjttel propi.fed by it ; giving
information as to the result.—(lo br cortiwa.)

/3.E.A1

AND

To fweeten the Breath, d.a• k the. Mouth, vre!erve anel whit=
the Teeth, cure Gum Bids. and I' C.,`OVC offentive uktra.
twos, is recommended the A Nil3o YNA I.OIION.

THE Drug from the LOTION is prepared
is peculiarly adapted for all Difiartir.rs of the NIOUTH,
TEETI I, and 011 MS ; it was lii ft imported by a Cimilenian cf
known chate.ler and f .rtui.e, who havine rsiieriucced its won-
derful cif. introdue..d it tor the b fit of ethers. While t
cleat les the mouth of dl irni sir and fluid parities, it WHI-
TENS the TEE 11-1, h• al Mc camas, and tollantly SWEETENS
the 13RE.ATH. Nothin:: isf .r.at a drawback to beauty is bad
teeth, nothme more 011.-.f.ce that. ; the Ambovna
tion, on the fiat ap;.licat.on, improves the former and rem ves
the latter, while b its antr‘utrefe lit and balfintic qualities it ire-
vents decay, and removes ail sir", fe. ores.
Sald wls.lef de and retail by Shaw and F.dwards, No. 66, sse
the Foot-way. St. Paul's Church-yard, and Mr. Peatfall, Holborn.
London, price 45. 6.! per bout., aid may he had, by their ap-
pointment, of every V ceder Nledicitic in the kingdom.
Shaw and Ildwirds, No. (6, Sc. Paul's Cliurrh•yird, having
the fole right in the f •le of the P.;`OVC cud following Medicines,
his Majeity's Ccntii.i;:i.weri of S. zn-p Daties, to fecure their pro-
perty tro:n piracy, have entered their addr, fs, Shaw _aded-
ward;, 66, St. Piul's (Ai-arch-1.0- I. to be engraved on the Stamps
accompanying each Mcdicine. This is the only mark of autheo-
ticity.
Sir Idol II:11's Bat:3m s. s. d.
of Honey 3 6 Marfhars Cerate llt
Eflenre of Wat rdock 3 6 Hallam's Artibilione Pills 2 q
TinCtore Valerian 3t. —Ext. 4:-.Z2 5 6
Ilardola 3 6 Newton's 1 omit Powder 2 9
Centaiiry 3 6 Widow Welch 's Pi%
Church's C:-.u.:11 Drops a o Chamber. ain't Pills 221
et•.r.-1 Pihs, I ; D,tergent Dint. 2 9
- 0:s.:. 1 I i Werlas Jeiuit Drops 2
Tot:th li.d t.re r 9
A 111101,12 Meath Powder z 6° Sovereign Ointment for
_— 1. titii 4 is the Itch, a cure by two

5 6 h ui'+:.ppbca+iuo T
Whom ato may be I.A, every Patcm and l'ula4c Medicine,

v‘ a; r3titcd

All Venders of the a!, sv; M an rrquelle.l to aoply to
SH.v hdwatd,. w.ilrn a Itl,eral allowance is made) and
wir,rc,ndy tittV •.01 lie h d

10 TH0....1:+s l AVi OR Esq:_
e EAK Silt, N. 9, Bridge-Ar:et, London.
FEEL it :t ern me, to inform
yo:: the vcry Great :did ixtra.lliii..ry Cure I have received
yo,citivalto.lt.eiVii.dier. —I.EAKI.e PATENT PILLS.
two year• .1:10 1 was attacks-. 1 with a VENZItCA
I .rratsd r iy for hone time, but the
tale at 1:0,,.i.11 r try WjS obliged to apply
to [lt grid eri.ii:r.t • I Crsir .dlidance afi.orde.l
only temporary la lief—l wet.: tdrough various Courfes of Saliva-
-6,01, am: front rat!wr A. a eoriaii..nt ldahlt was reduced is
a iis.r• oz. that it'd over my
d ii.e isioipd:t: fr •I• sl:•..paircil of toy
.a.covery. litti...dott, I confids:erl death: s
le.t a r,....ti0n of min: co...o.ortiii:.; upon the malty C.d.:.
iu whichy our had. i. . del. I to try a .01,S. of
W... 61 I r by perfeveratity
for two ~r allow oi,, rot.: Ditic!ions, I
c aitoo Pain, the
gradual:ye& •• I an: 0 isv, retfai:y
aul I dottlo o,it hut o 0,;• more bo%,
:hod. c,.td,0..i to ta::e. Sr eltabliilt toe in its ari...n.,111.i-!•
I: niolt I.eart:'.;t that I
year I. rch ht::::bi. Wst.
r,rB:.t.
I'. S. I the iv.' 1i..or::: I nhjca to the ahosr I. To:-
1,4 t -CI as yoltr own 0r.terv..11....0:

YOUNG Roscius THE &COND.—This extraordi-
nary youth, who, with lo much credit and advan-
tage to himfelf and to the Managers, has doled his
engagement with Thornton at Gofport, is on a tour
with that Gentleman to his refp:..c_live Theatres.
extenlive and vcrfatile powers, the chafie feeling,
the correct conception and ddine.:tion of charaCter,
of this boy, who, like Mailer Betty. is only fourteen
years old, are admit able and aflonithing. The fact is
no lets fingular than the coincidence is rema!kablc,
that young Betty and young Rofcitis the Second,
commenced their theatrical career about the fame pe-
riod, under the preceptorfhip of tr..° Gentlemen,
who, in their youth, were intimate fricods And com-
panion.. Both Thornton and Hough were (indents
in the Inner Temple, and both of them quitted the
dry Rudy of the law, nearly at the fame time, in
purfuit of hiiirionio fame. We underhand, that a
feientifie Iketch of the life and progi els of tins fecond
phenomenon, from the 155 n of the author of " The ,;
noted nr.
Infant Rofciu ; or, an Inquiry into the Requilites t,rhiry-place, l.amt.rh,, thr .z l'.lR Or ricr., No. I.
of an Ador," is on the eve of publication. I ftrcot. Publiiht4 a 1 oaz Stet IKE, TcnuW:-113'.

17;,...-I:irc.l ald Sill by :Le Sole Proprietor, 'I! iiosrAs T., • •
Mentli-- - Boor Sat L .•11 tun at hit
9, New• B.., ..,nflant
of to ire than ti,!try-i'!v year-, 'n pArt;.:alarly direeled;_i
the Car: of V• r..: rt.. sv'th installable ft crc,:y
ao no.ni of roi,. 411A.ty., obfervc. AP tlaitcr which ,
lif:•lf, the act% iei lt,• ••,r iteirout'y :o
p...rroas !akia;., ,!..• , need, by a Wier-ming
1 ia,. ti • and void of anthi-
hr ...;.:111, et, tor convenience of
rho!, at i't C., Na. 3s, St. rllba:•'s-
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No I, Union-Ries,Liu!: Toseer 1121, Mr. Wa:ron's, Sou:E•
; ; Mr. Livsr•
pool; Mr. Atitiel 's, 111...leNciter ; .t!,(1 Ey one Perfon in sv.tri•
'Fiore I Jana, in Boxes of is.lr
cub, it sled up sv;ih and pio,n Directions,
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