Star.
London, England, 1804-09-19 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY,
PRICF. OF STOCKS THIS
Confola 51—for accost
PRICE OF STOCK
'3 per Cent. Red Ann. lot
per Can:Conf.
4 per Cent. (hut
5 per Cent Navy psi •
5 per Cont. 1797, Slut
Long Ann. Oast

SEPTEMBER T 9.
DAY AT ONE O'CLOCE;
it. 57tthatnitim 60.
:9 YE ERDAY.
India Bonds as. aa.
Enke+ Bills, par is. diL
Omnirm 61 prom
Englifli Tick. 181. tic
Cardols for a.cc. 57f

This day we received letters front Gibraltar. They
do not come down fo late by twelve days as thofe we
yellerday bid before our readers., The one, which
we fubjoin, contains, however, fome paricuLtrs not
Rated before : - •
•

" GIBRALTAR, Avc. tr.—On the Bth, the Awn-
court. and Timer arrived with the convoy front
Malta for this place and England, coafifting of forty-
three fail, after a pillage of thirty days from Malta.
They bring no news they fail this day for England
with the convoy.
" The letters from Cadis mention the arrival of a
Spanifh frigate at Vigo, with three millions of dol-
lars on board, and (bat two others, with each three
millions on board, had failed the fame time front
South America for Spain. Two-thirds of this will
be fent ►o France, as Bosarsare ha: been very
urgent in his demands for money of late to com-
plete his preparations for the invafion.
A large Spill& frigate arrived yefierday front
the eallward, and anchored at the Orange Grove.

" A Spanifh General of Engineers, accompanied
by two ether Engineers, have lately been examining
minutely the Rate of all the Spanifh forts and batte-
ries in this neighbourhood."
The letters which we yefterday laid before the pub?
lie flew how anxious Spain is at the prefent moment,
to bring home her American treafure. Ndr is, it
without caufe ; for it is not probable that this ,eouu-:
try will continue much longer to fuffer France to be'
fupplied with the finews of war through that chan-
nel. It is even afferted in the political circles,- tha;
Mr. Facts, who has juft returnedcfrom Madrid) has
reported to Miniflers that the influence of Bona rears
is fo predominant in the Spanifh Councils; that the

honour of this cauatry would be outraged if a war.
with Spain were to be longer pntlponed. •

Account: are fold to have been recei red, that fame
parts of Spain are in a fiats of open infiltration. We
fhould not be fnrprifed to hear, if this intelligence
thoulci be unfortunately confirmed, that the emiffaries
of the natural enemy of the tranquillity of Europe,
hai excited that fpirit of revolt and infubordination.
It would afford him a phsufible pretext for taking
that empire under his protr,7ion, and poffibly may form
one of the gradations in bis yea fcheme of unlimited

clefpotitia.
The following extra& of a letter from Malaga, de.
ted Aug. 22, 1804. proves the wretchel Rate of that
town. The diforder which rages there is fuppofed

to be of the fame nature as that which prevailed lath
year. All communication by land or fee is flopped,
and the veirels which have left that place, are fuisjelt
to a fifteen days quarantine in all the neighbouring
ports.
MALAGA, Auo. as.—You will already be fonielently hta
formed of the deplorable !late to which we ars again reduced by
&knelt, to fay nothing of the famine that alto threatens us. The
number of death. yefterday amounted to t as, of which tsa were
in private families, and 37 in the hofpitais."

Laa night we received Paris journals to the trth
infla,,t. The Kist: (,f raysnia has acknowledged
the new title of NAnt.S(.`i, and his ambsfradot, at
Paris, has in ennfequence received fres credentials.
This is only what was ezpeeled from the Pi uffian ca-
binet:

The Il2nin•lr of the tWI contains an account of
BONAPARTS'S &It diplomatic audience at Aix-l;•
Chapelle upon the gth inilant. The Grand Cham•
berlain, TALLITRARD, attended upon the occalion.
and prefented the Minitiers of the Emperor of the
Romans and of Aglaia, of the Eleaor of Sale-
bourg, of Portugal, of the Order of Malta and of
Naples l (—lt is curious to fee the new Emperor of
AUSTRIA thus claffed with the petty States, without
even a fecond-rate Power to keep him in countenance.
The Mossittur again prefents a Pari,.mark letter
from Conßantinople, giving a long account of the •
Ruffian intrigues at AValLachia and Moldavia, the
objet of which is listed to be to gain the afcendency
of thofe frontier provinces, and pave the way for the
entire overthrow of the Turkiila Power in Europe ;
and a letter from Corfu Rating, in exprefs terms,
thar tie Ruffian Commiltary in the Seven !Rands has
lent .11 agent to Parg.i, where he is to dile& the in-
ftur,:!.ion in tl:e ::I•)rea. V.l•atever circa tlitf,:
no Itinne may h.v.e urn the Porte, they cert:tialy
will not he Ir :1 np,-,1: Citinet of Vienna to which

11 e Ruffian sides in t! • :.i• dirt-flan:an have given
gre.tt offence. The rt., •-y (.!..;c4t of France, how-
ever, now is to inds.ce the Tilt Is to (hut up the pal
fage of the Bofphorus ag tinff the koffins, becatife
they have at prefent no force that can conteß the In-
pericrity of the Mediterranean, or iwetrupt the ells-
blithment of the Ruffian power.
In a letter from Calais, dated the 6th, Admiral
MAGOII gives an account of the aeit.it which took
place about ten days ago, in which tl.: Cis•sserow,
J , and Oa ass zs, were engaged. Our readers
will be alluded with it. Admiral Macso-4 terefents
him/ell-to have completely beaten offour cruiser s,and
to have offered them battle, which they declined !

11411131/R6R 31411.

The Ham burgh mat) which arrived this day, has
brought information of fame faas not known before.

The affumption of the title of Emperor of the
French by BON•MTE, has been notified to the Sub-
lime Porte. It was received with fome complimen
tar, expreffions, but to the demand that it fhould be
acknowledged by that Power, In anfwer was given,
purporting, that it would be time enough to do fo
when the two great Powers of Europe, England and
Ruffia, fhould bee fet the example; This (hews pretty
plainly that the Porte, remembering the inftance of
Gallic perfidy manifefied in the invafion of Egypt,
has more reliance on that very Power, againft which
France endeavours to excite its jealotify, than it has
on the Cabinet of St. Cloud. How will
_this refufaj
be relifhed by the tyrant, who wifhes to treat Britons
as he did the Egyptians
France has exprefled great uneaGnefs at the num-
ber of Rain !hips with troops, which have pallid
through the Bolphorns. Every artifice which could
be deviled has beep reforted to, to induce the Turks
to prevent any more from pang. It is now, bovy
ever, 'pretty obvious, that .its efforts in this refpee
will proye fruitlefs; and that , in fait, tbefe very
troops are fent there for the proteaion of the Turkifis
Greek provinces, againiL any attempt that nAy be
made by France in that quarter !,
By the.liimburgh Mail we have alfo received a
letter from Paris of the 3d init. containing come par-
ticulars which have not been fully Rated in the
French Papers. It was on Friday, the 3 ill ult. about
Four in the afternoon, that M. d'Ouaatt, the !Lillian
Charge d'Affaires; left that city. On Monday before
Is had a conference with the Minifter of Foreign
/Mirta, which laded from eleven o'clock at night till
two 11the morning. As the refult of this conference
was not favourable to his willies, he next day de
-
ti a anded paffport.

. .
The fame letter mates, that M. CAILLARD. the
Trench Charge d'Affaires in Sweden, and M. Fees.
eon, SeCietary of 'Legation, were loon to leave Swe-
den as irovars timir and return while the good
weather Lk, to their.native Country 1, and alfo, that
the Seeedifb Charge d'Affaires at Paris, M.
21.ats. has been recalled. Mr. SIONSUL. the Agent
for Commercial Affairs, and the Ambaffador Car-
azza, are, however, Rated to be Rill there. . A hope
is el:tripled at Paris, that the differences between,
iffußsa and France will be accommodated through the
intervention of it srart cool, but the letter does not
fay which. It is probable, however, that NAPO-
'Laois's new Imperial Brother'sis the one atieded to.
A beclaration of War may hourly, hoWeVer, be'
looked for between Ruffta and France: the fubfuly
is completed on the Part of England, and the fire
allitmin (quad: on, confining of three fail of the line,
three frigates, apd a cutter, which have been creiz
Ing in the Nora: Seas, are daily expefted to rendez-
vous off Yirmouth, where the necefary preparations
are made for their" e-vill'ualling, Bcc.—On this fad
our Readers may rely. We have heard from ano-
ther quarter, that a number of tranfports, filled With
Ruffian troops d'elite, were ready to fail on the fiat
notice, in order to pars the Sound before the com-
mencement of the winter feafon.
ANSWER Of THE SUBLIME TORTS TO THE LAST MOTS

OT THE FRENCH AMBASfbAOOR.

.. Cotiftantinapli, Auguft 9.

" The Sublime Porte has received and confidered
the Note delivered to k by its friend, the French Ain-
bafraJor. It imports that NA►ot.EON BON APART E,
Fira Conful, has been appointed Emperor of the
French I that the Reprefentatives of the French
Empire at Foreign Courts, as alto thole of usher
Powers In France, until they than have rec:ived their
new credentials, will ablain froM all reciprocal -
cial though without neglefting the
prefliug occurrences of the time. The Sublime
Porte, according to its ufrial fincerity, participates
with the Mull intimate fatisfaElion in every inc'eale of

the dignity, honour, and glory of every power with
which it ha. friendly conneElions ; it is confequently
notified to the Paid Ambatiador, our friend, that
fence the t noted bands of triendthip and concord be-
tween the two powers have been renewed, the Sub-
lime Porte has received with the moll fincere joy the
intelligence of the late occurrences in France, wh:ah,
fence they lay a foundation for the welfare and trail=
quillity of that Empire, mull have a beneficial elk&
on the general tranquillity and fecurizy. With refpea
to the communications, it is ildrtfitted that the cor-
refpondence on any bufinefs that may occur (hall be
carried on by no non-officisl communications till the
ne,:efrary changes (hall be made in the credentials (.11
•other fide. The Sublime Porte will always avail it-

telf with pleafure of every oppoitornity Rill more to
Rrcngthen and confirm the frieildthip fo happily hits-
filling beevreen k and France."
Letters from Aleppo enumerate a great number

r,f mifthiefs, and alts of violence, which accompa-
panied the expulflon of Marion sr PASHA. The whole
furrounding country is incomplete anarchy.
According to advices frum Alexandria, of the 23.1
nt June, the Mamelultes, usl2cr the command of
OSMAN BEY BaeDSssl. have bccn already thr:e
times viEtorious over the Arnauts, but not in to ueci•
.ve a manner as to open them a way to Cairn ; the
Wechabis remain is undidurbed pofi..fri in of Mecca
.nd Mediae.
We have had here, within a krtni'ht, ft: frc•.
have laid a greet number of Lcuto in afh:s

To day three Greek commercial houfes, Fruiino,
Bamonres, and Co. ; Thomer Conflantion and Mano
Cachi and Co. have flopped payment. Their failures
amount to above two millions of ',jailers. .
Ann. to.—The PORTE has fignified to the French
Amba &dor its with, that before it acknowledges the
French imperial dignity, the fame acknowledgment
may be made by the Ruffian and Englifh Courts.
Status, Alla. 7.—The troops of Mufs•Aga and
the late Bey of Schabatz, were on the toth attacked
by the Servians, and, after an obflinate and bloody
refinance, totally defeated. Of the whole. Turkilh
corps, confining of 3000 men, nearly the half were
left on the field of battle, and the remainder were
either taken prifoners, or put to flight ; and of the
Servians about acto were killed Several Turkith of
ficers of high rank loft their lives on this occalion,
among whom was Mufs-Aga.
The former Bey of Schabatz had colleted this
army in Bofnia, with a view of diverting the Ser-
vians from the liege of Belgrade; and the commar.
der of the Servians at Schabat'e, in purfitance of the
orders he had received, permitted the Turks to pals
the Drin without oppofition. No fooner had they
let foot in Servia, than they dellroyed and murdered
every thing and every body that came in their way.
In the mean time, however, the Servian General re-
ceived accurate information of all that was paffing;
and aware of the ftrength and ferocity of Ms foe, he
feleted his belt troops, and divided them in two
corps. The engagement took place on the eminence
of a village called Oflroviza, which was then In
flames, and where the Turks had committed the moll
atrocious cruelties. The indignation of the Servians
exceeded all bounds ; they at once cut their way in-
to the trial of the Turks, and after making a fright-
ful (laughter among them, they fncceeded in fur-
rounding the remainder, who received no quarter till
the vengeance of the infurgents was in Tome degree
fatiated.

The negotiation; between Bekir Paella and the
Servian Deputies, are Rill going forward at Bel.
grade. but it is not fuppofed that the Me will be
favourable. According to the Well intelligence
from Bofnia, the Chriflians there were in open rc.
bellion, and determined to make a junaion with the
infurgents.
It is Paid that the Bafhaw of Belgrade will be fut.
ceeded by another, who is now on his way thither
with zOOO mett. But it is thought that this corps will
be oppofed by the Servians, wf.o will not fuffcr that
Belgrade change its prefent mailer till they get poffef-
fion of the pl; ca.
AUGUST ao.—The General in Chief Of the Servian'
infdrgents, Giotto a Czaamv, has taken Semendria by
&um, in which he has found a great booty.
Gscoaca Czsa v learned the mnitary att in the
Auarian army, and always espreffes the greaten
diem for the Minilter of War, the Archduke C u as LIS,
co whom he has fent a beautiful Arabian hotfe as a
prefent.

LEGHORN, AUGUST 2.}.—The alarm into which
we were thrown by the embargo reqUired by the
French General, and granted by our GovernMent on
the Ruffian, Sweden, and Pruffian flips, is now en.
tirtly difpelled,
The Court of Florence fit eqUal Curprize and dif-
fatisfaelion at the meafure. The d■y before yeller.
day an order arrived to fet again at liberty the (hips
of the above mentioned three nations, to remove the
privateer which had been placed at the entrance of
the harbour. and to withdraw the French foldiers
from the guard boat in the middle of it. The
merchants here have fent expreffes with this agree-
able intelligence to Naples and other ports. This
occurrence was necafioned in the following man-
ner :—A Jr. &RANGER, a Frenchman. who Is
fettled at Florence, wrote to a Frenchman now
here. who ftyetintends fome bufinefs of his na-
tion, that on the 19th feveral Couriers from Paris had
palfid through Florence, and c-n being que(lioned
what was the news ? had laid, that France bad de-
-1 dared war againa Rufii.t, Sweden. and Pr aria. This
perfon communicated the information to the French
General, w:ro immediately had recourfe to the men-
lure in quellion.
As loon as the gc •:rnment ofylorcine had learned
what had happened, a thin ilquiry was made ;nto
the affair, and M. litaanc EA has been arretled.

It was reported lan week upon the Exchanges of
Amlbercirm and Rotterdam, that Lucita Bowar•ats
had remitted from Leghorn, Genoa, Venice, and,
'Friefle, to banking florins in Holland, and at Ham-
burg') and Lubsck, no lefs than twenty millions of
lirres, ft4o,sc.J. to bc placed in 0:: Englitlt fund.,
under five different names, but that the fpics of his
word.) brother Natot tort had chi-covered this po!is
6.m-financial manceuvrc, and with the exception
of millions of IiVITS. N•POLt CH had
counterasled the intents Gf Luctra, and laid an
embargo on the money. It is even laid, that two of
Luc. ity:'s agents have bccn taken up, and fcnt to
France, anci that orders have been fent to Lucca, where
Loci am lately refided, to cont:ne him. Another ill
MOW' Is current, th It he had previuoily made his ef-
cape on board a neutral nail, at Leghorn, and failed
eillier for America or EuAland. We do not know
seltat'r 'edit is due to there reports, Lor mhether they
be intilled to any. We know, however, from private
letters, both front France and Italy, that Madame
1:w.!!` I ART,' tr.: TA PAU LI s 1 8914 AtAb. It,

'the Princds rota gust, have in vain attempted to
reconcile the mock Emperor with his /ant came bro-
ther, and, that the former has forbidden the latter to
fet his foot not only in France, but upon the territory of
the ltalianrepublic. Even Louis Btor4 aaaaa E fought to
ate, a reconciliation, and went as far as Turin to (peak
to Lucie ea, but there a Courier from NAPOLEON over.
took him; ordering him to return to Paris. Madame
BONA PSar F, the mother.' and her brother Cardinal
Fusee E, with the other members of the Bo
family, are, however, in lope, with. the affitlance
of Cardinal Ca CA is saceass, and Tat..
LEYEAND, to overcome the prejsiduw of the liberal
NAPOLEON, and that, before his mock coronation,
another mock /maw: eonfaltum will be proclaimed, mil,
ing LVCIEII and JEaciya BowAresri revolutionary'
Imperial Highneffes, and relloring to them their
withheld rights, and the permillion, privileges, and
etiquette, to falute the AuftriAn and Pruilin Princes
their De.zr Collin: 11!

BLOCKADING SQUADRON.

SANDGATE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 18.

No important occurrence has taken place there few
days pall; but the number of our veffels that are now
on the French coal} blockading Boulogne fallen a
firong ground for believing that more than an ufual
bnflle his b-en obrerved among the enemy's flotilla,
and that an attempt to put to fek is daily expedled.—
A few days more, will, in all likelihood, be produc-
tive of fame important intelligence on this paint. I
can allure yon fomething important is going on—l
(ball watch the event.

Lord CATHCART has been for fame days confined
to his room by indifpaition.
The Lords of the Treafary, on the recommenda-
tion of the Honourable the Commiffinners of his
Majefly's Cuftnms, have becn rlured to appoint
Joan TILSrowF, Efq. Landing Siii veyor, to be prin
cipal Surveyor at the Weil India Docks.
Yeflerday a Cabinet Council was h:ld at Lard
H tRROWET'S Office, in Damning area., at which
Id CA NOIR, Vifcnunt Nltt.visst, Lords Hsattow-
ay, MCMGRAVI. and HAWK IF SISURV, and the remain-
der of the Cabinet Minifters in town, attended.

Sir Hosts PorNAN had Fact day a long interview •
with Lord MELVILLE at the Admiralty. •
Another divilion of German recruits to the num•:
ber of 150 men, landed a few-days ago at Harwich
to join the German Legion, now above 6000. This.
divilion palled through London early yellerday mar-
-1 ning for atteßation at the Public Office.liewen-fquare.
The ground has been meafttred out for the creftion
of barracks, at that part of Shorn Cliff where the
camp now is. They are to be commenced imme-
diately, and part of the troops now encamped are to
be hutted on the ground during the winter, to AU
in building the barracks.
The Royal Cheviot Legion Cavalry and Infantry
have•volunteeted their let vices to any part of Great
Britain.

THEA Tag, DRURY LANE..—Mr. MATHEW'S, late of
the Haymatket Company, LIR night experienced a
very flattering reception at this Theatre, at which he
appeared for the firft time as Don Manuel, in the co-
medy of She WWI and She Wou'd not.—He performed
the part throughout with great fpirit, and what we
were particularly happy to notice, free from anf dor.
rowed grimace ; at the fame time we muff confels, we
do not think that his old men are the bell charaCters
he fullains. He will, doubtlefs, prove an acquifition
to the Theatre; which had ha night to boall a very
refpeCtable audience. Except Mr. M. neither the I lay
oar the farce, which was The Devi/to Pay, exhibited
any novelty. Mils Port, Mifs DECAMP, and Mr.
BAIIitYMORt, it being their fill appearance this fea-
fon, were loudly applauded. The audience was
very crowded, and wonderfully genteel for this fea
fon of the year. Lord Sr. VINCENT, with a nume-
rous party of friends, occupied one of the Rage boxes.
Tile Lotto Mayne, accomp inied by Sir Jona
ELMER, Mr. Alderman FLowt a, Mr. Sheriff
LI icuroi, the Town Clerk, Solicitor, and Water-
Bailiff, went to Rocheffer n Sunday ; and on Mon-
day proceecl:d up the River Medway, to claim a very
valuable Oyiler Spat, nearly three mile, in extent,
which was not difeovered before. His Lorahip or.
dered a drudge, anJ a quantity of very line natives
were taken. After (pending the whole day on this
btifintfs. they returned to the Crown in the eveninr,
and ehrillened the it. hers the Nath: Oii
Titefday they returned to town.
Basao.----Vederday the Lost) MAVIS., alter his re-
turn from Rochefler, at fix o'clock in the evening, was
waited upon at the Manfl,m Hott.e by rllre Mailer and
Wardens i-fthc Mitt's Coml'aly to i:t Affize of
Bread, which his Lorcifhip ordered to be railed a
whole Atlize, or in the Peck Loaf, t , take pl iie
to-Imo-tow. The Qum terr. L if a Lo will then
be ("Id for t t/d. and Hotifchold icd.

On Friday nest, being St. Marrittw's day, ac-
cording to annual euflom, the Loid Mayor, Ahier
men, Sheriff,, and Governors of the levetit' lto}al
Hofpitals, will attend Divine Service at Chi;lt
Church. After a Sermon, preached by the Rev
THOWIAS EDWAROI, A M. they will repair to ihe
Great HAP, in Chtifl'slima!, whet c two 0, Atii,ns
will lc delby I (1
delivered ino,
and in Englif!,, Ttsmit ts 13.sk ts, the MU fcntot
ibholars of the Grammar

lioasb sir and Co. ate tati.fied inat Ire Public ar-
prose rf the prefeat State-Lowry, which
Drawint ne et Monday hit niop, n;re ~'dock. Ihe
Scheme is worth attention. It g.r,:s (what no rt! Cr
Lottery has given) 3 of 20,0'-'oi.-3 of 10,0001--3
of scsool.—and dividec amerig the h..ldcts Tizlctts
and Shares 40,0001. more th n ViC 1.0 Lottery, wine%
it a lasing to the nute.ll:3l-.3 of o.e Pound Ten SA-
Log. in every TiLket. -I.lttfe advantages have
an onnin 41 dent.ind, and mutt in:.fit.n a great fear
city ..f Torkcts and Share..

N. B. Older/. by Letter or Ctrr:er, for Tickets
an I Shares, coedited ex-fily d.e fame Terms as
•t• all nize<, whe,l,er r f 2:1. t r ta.re-d.
on demand at the old eftailli.l State L ttsry On:cc
of liciat,sl3 inJ Cu. 36, C5.,:n1.,11.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENct.

MAILS THIS DAL."—Wfod No. h. '
aaa. our. • &Ilk •Vi.
Dublin t o Hambotst s 1
Waterford it Ootteaborib • •

PLYMOUTH, SLPT. 17.—Came in the (hip Hari,
of Liverpool, Captain Basics, from that pat. bound
to Virginia, laden with lilt 3 (he was• captured the
31ft ult. by the Uncle. Thomas French privateer, of
18 guns, 32 pounders, and recaptured off Ferrol, by
the fquadron under rite command of Admiral Coen•
taut of his Majeaes !hip NORTHUMNSILAND: and
the LIBERTY. of zx guns, from a cruise: alto tbe
PAHDOU IL, of 44 guns, Captain Na.,., from Tortola,
having onboard part of the 87th Regiment of Foot $
the failed from that place on the sa of Augurs. The
.131.te 98 guns, pan up Channel laft night

with the Leevn;rdifiand Reet under convoy. Came

in from a cruise, the A , of t 6 guns, Cap-
tain Masts.' Esp.. Went down the harbour into the
Sound, the Womrs Hoop of war, Han. Captain Bea-
srr ; The is to take out the Newfoundland fleet, and
it is fuppofed, will winter at St. john's; the has the
convoy rival flying at the fore for all 'hips for New-
foundland.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. iB. Arrived the Ihsinatss
man of war (rem the Well Indies ; left her Coney)?
on tire tfith inft. in charge of the Tarsal frigate,
Arrived the DEVASTATION bomb with a convoy from
tie Downs ; FAVOURITE Coop of war, and the Ze-
PHYR brig of war from a cruize. Sailed the NB 111 It.
sis frigate for Torbay, Rose cutter for Guernfey ;
Meeroratae frigate, NANCY cutter, Success, AT-
TACK, and the STEADY gun brigs on a cruize, off the
French coat. Dropt down from Sr. Helen's his
hl3jcay!‘ fhip CHICHESTER, of 44 guns. The Act,-
cover man of war and eight fail of tranfports were
this day releafid from quarantine, and are ordered
into harbour. Came into harbour the Hannah with
troops from the Weft Indies. Wind N. E.
DEAL, SEPT. 18.—Saited the SCOUR°, (loop of
war, LUCIFER bcmb, BITER, NEM, MARlagro
RIFLEMAN, WATCHFUL, THR•SPER gun brigs, with
fereral fire (hips to the French coal. Arrived l'Aser-
Air.s frigate, from cff Oilend. Came down from
Sheernefs, (he DUCHESS OF Btornan armed Chip, and
'mains in the Downs with the tell of the (hips as per
left. Wind N. E.