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London, England, 1804-02-13 00:00:00

LONDON.

' MONDAY, FEBRUARY r 3.
tpticE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONk O'CI nrit i
,3 per Coif. Cmfol., Ivaoeyss/1-41Nro, foe ace. 33#
bAdattd 56H—Offinium 3 JAL
mu: ui srOCKS ON SATURDAY s.
Bask stock .34 C. Navy 13Bii
3 pee C. Rel A.r6il 5 Per C 1797_ plt 94
3 per C Conf. ciiiii Lore Alm. Ott
4 Per Ceut• 7:1 Oan.lum 4 M.

The Gottenburgh mail, which arrived this morn•
ing. has brought 6s the following articles. The 6rfi,
in particular, is very important.
STOCKHOLM, jAH. 10.
The Essnaoa of RUSSIA, it is Mid, has ordered
another levy of troops, to the number of So,ooo men.
This Prince views with a jealous eye all the proceed-
ings of Francs.

JAM. 20.
The (hutting of the Elbe and Wefer has been of
cairn*, confequences in trade ; yet that of Holllein
Is thereby augmented. Tonningen is become in a
manner a flaple poi t for all goods fent to Ger•
many. The high roads ate full of waggons,
with goods, and the want of fufficicnt florehoufes
at t6js place, forces the merchants to forward the
goods the 'after from the rebels that bring them;
vefpeaable merchants are fettled at Tonningen, and
the welfare of the inhabitants is evidently increaftng.

COTTESIIIIIOII,IIII. 3•
Crs the ilk infiant arrived here the LAME packet,
Capt. with a RufGan courier, charged with
difpatches for the Court of Peteriburgh, from Count
Woaoazorr, in London.

The Atrium and Loctisr were again blown into
Walmer Roads yeUerday, but faili'd this morning
with the outward-bound Since .hat time it has
blown a moll. tremenJuous gale, accompanied with
much rain and hail.
The MlLLsaona Schooner has ju(t returned, and
anchored in the Downs. It will beimpoffible for our
Boulogne fquadron to reach their (lation, but there
is no doubt that they will ride peofealy fife in Dover
Roads. We have no other news here ; but, lam
fearful that we (hall form receive melancholy ac-
counts from fea, as it now blows a perfea hurricane
from the North Ead.—Remain in the Downs the Mo.
WICK, UTRICHT, RAISONADLII, ILLUSTRIOUS, and
feveral other Ildpf of war.

Dubft
Waurfurd

Tosser, Frs. to.—Arrived and remain the brig
Jane, Capt. TM ISTLI, from Lynn to Dublin ; Snow
Nymph, Courts, from ditto to Liverpool ; Oakwell,
Matutrum., from London to ditto; C gun
brig, and ".'itrasairr Hoop of war, from a cruize.—
Alfn and remain the (hip Peggy, of New
Orleans, about iSo tons, CHRISTOPHIR CIOS, mar-
ter, from London bound to 'Cadiz, laden with dry
goods, hardware, cinnamon, &c. The Captain in-
forms that he failed from London the tft tilt. has been
fo far to the Weftward as the Plant Head, when in
confecrence of a heavy gale of wind and violent fea,
was obliged to bear up for the firft port of Grey, and
arrived here tali evening, being in want of water and
other fupplies: the Captain, his Boatfwain, and four
hands came on (bore here, and juft before dark
were returning to his (hip, when about half a mile
from FA Comb Head a fudden gait of wind up-
fet their boat ; with great exertions they all got
on the bottom of the boat, which was turned over
by the fouthern (well feveral times. They hailed and
implored the help of a brig lying near them,but whole
crew molt inhumanly were deaf to their diltrels.—
Captain Gsos was exhauftsd with holloaing, and bid
the crew let up an univerfal (prick, when their cries
reached the Venus cutter. Mr. Arazarota, the fail-
ing mailer, inflantly hoifted out his boat, pulled away,
took them on board, and with the affiftance of a good
fire, a little fpirits, and other rtfreihments, reftored
thei_ almoft exhaufted fpirits to life, to the gratitude
and joy of all. Arrived this morning and remains
his Majefty's (hip MINOTAUR.
Plll2llllCa, Fla. to.—This morning the May.
Flower, of this port, Caoszsa, failed for Plymotith,
with coffee, fugar, he. part of the cargo of the
French brig la Diane, prize to the Doxruan .cut-
ter, Captain Jomars. The .weather this morning
has moderated, but it has lince rifen to a (mart gale
at welt fouth well. Nothing arrived of any confe-
quence once my laft.
PLYtROUTIE, FEL 111.-The Mayflower, Capt.
Janus Caoczza. from Penzance, laden with coffee,
taken out of a prize at that port, and other goods,
in coming into this harbour about one o'clock in the
morning, drove albore in Teat's Bay, near the Barbi-
can, where (he loon bilged and filled with water : the
cargo is unloading, but will be mush damaged, hav-
ing been all under water: this veffel experienced very
bad weather on her ;mirage. and by the fea breaking
in upon her became almoft unmanageable.—Sailed
the Tutitiaxs, of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet.
The PZGASUS, of 24 guns, will fail to-morrow with
a fleet for the Downs.
Yefterday Rear Admiral Dacass (hilted his flag
Irons the COURAGEO2. of 74 guns, on board la
FIANCHISt. of 40, Halt. Captain MUIRAY. in Ha-
moaze ; all is hurry and buftleon board la FRANCM is( ;
Ifhe got her guns and (hot on board yellerday at noon.
Her complement is made up from the;CooItACLUX'S
Ibip's company. Rear Admiral Dacass will Certain.
tainly fail the fitft fair wind.
Caine in from Liverpool, lali from Swanfea, after
receiving a little damage in the late galls of wind,
the Rosa armed tender, of 8 guns, after having been
miffing fix weeks. Paled by a large fleet, fuppirfed
to be the Welt India convoy, under case of the Fts-
GAILD, of 4 guns, Capt. Lord M. Ks RR.
PORTSMOUTH, Fre. t2.—Arrived the MINERVA
cutter, with the Ardent tranfport from Guernfey,
and the PRINCISS AUGUSTA cutter from a cruize.—
Sailed the WOOL vvvvvv (loop of war, with about
eleven fail under convoy for the Weft Indies, and
the MIRCURT frigate, with the St. George and. Mar-
garet, for the Welt Indies, under convoy for
Cork. The Isis, of so guns, failed with a convoy
for the Eall Indies.
The ad battalion of the 66th regiment, will embar k
to morrow, on board the London and Indefatigable
tranfports, for Ireland.
DIAL, FEII. 12.—Sailed the CHAMPION, SO,VIR
RFL, and PLAIMORTALITS frigates; LARK fluOi) f.f
war ; /sit Lt. saoox fchooner, and littera, gun brigs,
for their nations off the French coait ; BRILLIANT
and Aroxso frigates ; SPLIDY and Cum .sw flot ps of
war; with the DAVID SCOTT, JON Ei ; and THAMES.
SKILTON, fur the Eaft Indies; and a large fleet of
outward bound vefrels under convoy fur Portfrrouffi
Wind E. N. E. blows hard.
YARMOUTH. Frs. 12.—0 n Friday afternoln Ad
nsiral Rosssx (hilted his flag from the II Ciro. of 74
guns, to the 0 (loop of war.—Saired the
Hato, on a maize off the Dutch conil.—Tliii dal
arrived the Pea wire frigate. from 4 Gnus:: and
remain with the Chasm hoop.—A gale lions th•
E. by N. has prevented the failin of the Hon. Mr
PAWL?, and Snite.—One P. M. a Scotch tender ism'
a cargo, is now blown on (hoe on this beach ; a, d
%mils: the gale continue, others I fear will (hare the
fame fate, as feveral are near the coati.
LIIT/I. FAIL 9..—.1.11e AMaTHY.r fri,tate, Captain
Cam ,arrived in Leith Roads ..n SAtrii day from
a citrile in the North Sea, in the cootie of which we
are Wormed (he fell in with a coirctte and two
tranfpatt. full of troops. The Asr ss stv b r gave
duce t the corve:te, but the &aped into Ittner..
The Au theta II(“A nut to fen, to look after
the tranfports, hot taw n•-thing of tb:ns, and the
weather was fo temp.iluous, that it is more

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than probable that they went to the bottom. She
returned to Bergen, where the learned that the tranf.
ports had tOOO men on board, and that their object
was to take pottettion of Shetland. The people of
the corvette were of opit.ion that they were 1011.
P. S. Inilead, however, of one thoufand, we learn
that this contemptible at niarnent only confided of
300 men, of whom tio. who were in the miffing cur.
vettes, are 41,40 to have been fwamped.
For what purpofc this trifhog armament could '
have been fitted out we cannot divine. To take pot.
feffion of Shetland is not very likely—to form a di-
verflon in favour of Tome more important attempt,
is rather incrcdibk—and, in itfelf to invade, mu:l,
even in the eyes of the omnipotent Corfican, have
appeared Qtiixotitirs. We confefs, trifling as it was,
it might have occalioned tome alarm—we are more
inclined, however, to conjecture, that it never was
intended for fuck purple, but, by tome accident or
or other, had been blown off the mad, in attempting
to efcape from tome of the Dutch ports into one ut
thek nearer the grand depot of invaders.
Ho I. a., Fin. mi.—The Stranger, Low, of this
port, whofe capture we lately ftated, and which hts
fence been cut nut of the Vile by the boats of the
Scouen (loop, it appears was captured on the 29th
December. about 15 leagues to the Ealt of Shetland,
by the Dutch national brig l'Uuion, of 16 nine.
pounders, and izo Men, commanded by General St. •
Pots, by whom Captain Low, and twelve of the
crew, were taken mu and carried into North Bergen.
At Bergen they found three Dutch national wails.
a corvette of 18 guns, and two fchonners, one of 8
and one of 4 guns, which formed a fguadron under
the command of General Sr. Fors, and on board of
which were about 300 foldiers. Two other veffils
with tmops wEreexpeaed there from Holland. but in
a dorm were Peen to founder at tea. The above trails
it appears were fitting out as fad as poffible, and there
is reafon to believe were intended to attack either
Sbetland.the Or kney Hands, or tome part of the North
of Scotland, with a view of exciting alarm, and ha.
railing the country. HisMajelty's ft igate AstsrHvar,
of 44 guns. arrived at Bergen about the sath We.
and on finding the Dutch flops, failed on the 30th for
Leith, where he arrived on the 4th int. and after
forwarding difpatches to Government, informing
them of the above circumllances, immediately failed
again to refume his Ration off Bergen, where he
would arrive in fufficient time to prevent the failing
of the enemy's vettels. A veffel belonging to Mr.
Coss, of Thorn, bound from London to this port.
with groceries, had been captured off the Humber
by a French cutter from Dunkirk. of two guns and
zs men, and carried into a harbour, so leagues north
of Bergen, and there remained.
FROM LLOYD'. LISP.

Faa. t -Pala by the /haslet, Void; Bre.
thus, Bar; Friends, licit; and Rio Now, tram panda
Minerva, Johnson, from l'encrife; Refotution, Shapley. from
River Plata; BapTimms from Henrietta Jo.
henna, —, from Batavia; Friend,, Marks; and Diligence,
Lloyd, from Kaifu; Difpateh, Loring, from St. Michael's;
Commerce, Thorp; and Liornball, Lemlngton, from Dublin;
Honour, Chriftims, from Limerick; Albion, Moore, from Wa.
terford ; and Flora, and Jane, Croft, from Emhdeo.—.
Sailed the Joist Johanna, Bloat, for Yarcil ; Mentor, Chrlitie
and the 'Three Brothers, Patrick, for Oporto.
Aa art ao—lo Yarmouth Roach, the Marquis Cornwell's, Slay.
fon, from Onttenburgh. At Cowes, Argos,Chalmers. from Dant.
sit. At Falmouth, Country Life, Worth, from Newfoundland.
Intelligence having been received at Shetland, of
a large chip having been put into a creek in the
ifland of Uift, by ftrefs of weather. Lieut. MOODIE,
with thirty men of the 6th garrifan battalion, was
difpatched to take pnifeffinn of her, which they ef-
freed, and brought the veftel fife into Leith Roads
on Monday. She proves to be the Aurora, A Swedifh
(hip of four limulred tons, from Stockholm, bound
for l'Orient, lode's with pitch, tar, timber, Scc.
EXTRACT OF A LETTRit FROM OUR CORRESPONDINT
ON 30ARD SIR EDWARD W'S suy•oaom.

4. The timely re-appcalance of our fcruadron, as I
Rated in a former letter by the NAIAD frigate, com-
bined with fume other eircumllances, operated molt
effectually to prevent the flight of the enemy from
Ferrol, Fur in confequence of their own obferva-
Lions. and what fubfequent intelligence we receiv-
ed, it was evident three fail of the line had their
top-fails Wiled, and a frigate and corvette had
aftually weighed. when the MALTA, the weadiermott
of our (hips, hove in fight, which fo intimidated
thole garconade riflemen, that they natant!), res
afumed, with precipitation and difmay, their
former linking places, where they now remain ; not-
withltanding they had pofitively allured the Spani-
sods (who would molt willingly difpenfe with their
company) of their determination to fail to Cortinna,
in Ipite of every oppotition. Sir EDWARD, ever inde-
fano:stole, and the tenor of the French marine, im-
mediately took an intermediate piifition in view of
t.e enemy, which he occupied whihi the winds
.:ivoured efcape, from whence he weighed the Bth
•d. January, and unwilling again to run the rifque
of being blown from the email, anchored in BA.
,anzos Bay, to the Southward of Ferrol ; an ancho-
rage never before tak:n by a Beitith Ihip of the
t;nr, and to the inconceivable Annithment and
mortificatinn of the Spaniards, as evidently appears
from their fubfequent procedure, although psobablY
ire had mither come for the porpole of witneGng the
.I..lc:tine(' of the land, or inveßigating the weaknefs
.1 their poritions to the Southward of the Harbour.
On th: forenoon of the lath, a (iglu' was made
;.om the Toss:Aar, prohibiting any lorther comm.
ication with the (bore, and on the 13th Colonel
810/1 AL, an Englithrtian in the Spanith fervice, or
'torn of r.nglilli patents, lame on board, where he
Was received with every compliment due to his rank.
and, after intimating that it had been for time im-
memorial an ordinance of his government not to
uffcr any intercourfe with (hips not baying per-
t firmed qn rantine in that bay, admitted out Mir or
Pratigue, and our s the liberty of walhvg
• 're nii c from the boundaries of the bay, provide,'
• hey landed under the itapeZtion of a centinel a: I),
village of Arras, prohibiting, however, at the (•
time, in the moll pordive terms, and undcr pia
`,eing smelled, any piton belonging to titsl9ll.adrc
to approach the town of Fenn]. Some modin,:ati-i
were fithj to this order, and tome circunsdain
hay:. Perm red tending to point nut the Teal tidy
the Spaniar Is, wo, th comniunicating, which i
the limits of a letter prevent me from CL,111111U.'1...
tog at rodent.
4. The public need labour tinder no nnealinef•
fpening Sir EDWA:IrI'N ifillAdio.). wind.
hire prevailed cannot ma•etially hisu at Lit.
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ports had tOOO r
—....-- . The Aerate and Loco sr were again blown into
ASI. DV
, •ik. Ass. Dec. was to take polt
' 'MONDAY, FEBRUARY r 3. Walmer Roads yeaerday, but faih'd this morning Dal%
a i 1 Hamburith ° 3 the corvette wen
i PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONk O'CI over
• with the outward-bound : ftnce that time it has waterf°^l 1 ' Gutimburg 1 ° la S. anacad,
.ipaiewrC,cia. Confols, Tasty 3311.41itt0, for ace. 55i -- that this concert
a soat—Oanuara aa ed. blown a moll. tremensluous gale. accompanied with
Toesar, Frs. to.—Arrived and remain the brig
300 men, of solo
Pstleb: Di sTocKs ON SATURDAY t - much rain and hail.
Sauk Stock 134 I7pa C. Navy UM' Jane, Capt. Tm ISTLI, from Lynn to Dublin ; Snow vettes, are fuppr
3 pee C. kiwi A.t6if 5 Iro C 1797 M Sb 6 The Mittszoox fthooner has jail( returned, and Nymph, Coraa s, from ditto to Liverpool ; Oakwell, For what pm
apa o cod salad tons Anw tbfq anchored in the Downs. It will be impoffible for our se
wrARSNALL, from London to ditto t C
4 Per emit- 7:1 Oren um al eur.
Boulogne fquadron to reach their ration, but there brig, and ".'ileasmer loop of war, from a cruize.—
gun have been fitted
feflinn of Sheila:
verfion in favor
The Gottenburgh mail, which arrived this morn• is no doubt that they will ride pet fully life in Dover Alin arrived, and remain the !hip Peggy, of New is rather incrcd
ing, has brought hi the following articles. The firft, Roads. We have no other news here ; but, lam Orleans, about ific tons, CHRISTOPHIR GIOS, mar- even in the eye
. in particular, is very important• fearful that we !hall loon receive melancholy ac• ter, from London bound to 'Cadiz, laden with dry appeared (Lino
svoczantre, raw. 20. counts from fea, as it now blows a petfeEt hurricaneit alight have CS
goods, hardware, cinnamon, Stc. The Captain in-
The Essraaoa of Russia, it is laid, has ordered inclined.in
from the North Eall.—Remain in the Downs the bIo. forms that he failed from London the tII tilt. has been
another levy of troops, to the number of So,ooo men. MARCH, UTSICHT, BAISONAIII.I, ILLUSTRIOUS, and
This Prince views with a jealous eye all the proceed-Co far to the Wellward as the Plant Head, when in or otter, , had be
feveral other !Lir. of war. confer:pence of a heavy gale of wind and violent fea, to efcape from I
ings of Francs. —=..-.............- was obliged to bear up for the firft port of Way, and Link nearer the
COPENHAGEN, JAN• 20. DUBLIN, FEB. 9.
—......- arrived here talc evening, being in want of water and HULL, Fen.
The fltuttizg of the Elbe and Wefer has been ofwhole car
feeious confequences in trade ; yet that of Holltein His rzcellency -held a Privy Council at the Cattle. other Cufupplies: tire Captain, his Boatrwain, and
is thereby augmented. Tonningen is become .in a on Tuefday tall, when Mr. Secretary NISSAN was hands came on (Imre here, and juft before dark e .: A
been cut ,
manner a faille port for all goods font to Ger. (worn, and took his feat accordingly at that board. were returning to his flip, when about half a mile December, abot
many. The high roads ate full of waggons,
netsA liliteuraiiolt-trsiab Committees
elsetotefrtiiss Cwieteyireceiveedy four Partoncecoi.o,
~00p,
from FA Comb Head a fudden gal of wind up. by the Mach
with goods, sand the want of fufficicnt lorehnufes i Ak L
oire... tocm forthayith to make the following return fee their boat ; with great exertions they all got pounders, a d
at this place, forces the merchants to forward she from each a:Ariel, viz. on the bottom of the boat, which was turned over ""' by whoa
crew. were take
goods the faller from the veffels that being them; • s. The nwolscr of honks blabbed. by the Puthern (well feveral times. They hailed and At Bergen the
s. Ditto uninba. ital.
vefpedable merchants are fettled at Tonningen, and 3. itsc total number of hoofer in each. implored the help of a brig lying near them,but whofe a corvette of i
the welfare of the inhabitants is evidently increafing. 4. The number apish& hooks. crew molt inhumanly were deaf to their diftrefs.— and one of 4 g
J. Dated lona the.command C
COTTINIIIIRCIII, 111. 3. 6. Anima= of to maids weer is. Captain Gios was exhaufted with holloaing, and bid
which were ab
as the ill inftant arrived here the LARK packet, 7. Ditto from ra to ts. the crew let up an univerfal (brick, when their cries with troops wt
Ditto from Ist* 60.
Capt. Des t. aids a Ruffian courier, charged with reached the Venus cutter. Mr. ATNIRTOK, the font a florm were fe
so. The total number of males.
difpatches for the Court of Petalburgh, Isom Count so The fame at tamales. in mailer, intently hoifted out his boat, pulled away, it app:ars were
it. The total of the population.
Weitioazorv, is London. took them onboard, and with the affiftance of a good is reafon to b
U. The number of amines in each diftria,
--..--. 07. Alto of forges, dillincries,and breweries. fire, a little fpirits, and other refrefhments, reamed Sbetland,theo
The intelligence we gave on Saturday of fame Monday the Earl of LONDONDSILT failed from theit almoft exhaufted fpirits to life, to the gratitude of Scotland, wi
French tranfports with troops having arrived at Donaghadee for Portpatrick.rafting the coot
and joy of all. Arrived this morning of 44 guns. at
North Bergen, has received Tome explanation by the In the long enntelted cafe of Cnlles o. the Provo/
' • arrival of the Asserarsr frigate in Leith Roads. and Fellows of Trinity College, the verdid of a Jury his biajefty's Ihip MINOTAUR. . and on fin
That Teel, during a cruise in the North Sea, from in favour of the College was confirmed by the Court FINZAIICI, Fes. to.—This morning the May- Leith, findi
nghe
whielt (Itches jail returned, fell in with, and cbaced of Kind's Bench, by which Dr. Harrigan it efia- Flower, of this port, Caottsa, failed for Plymoinl, forwarding di
a corvette and two tranfports, full of troops. The Milled m the Profefforlhip of Anatomy, which he has of of them of the at
with coffee, fugar, Sec. part the cargo the
tenets 'reaped into Bergen. but the transports re- filled for the laa twelve moriths. French brig la Diane, prize to the Dotruta ,cut- would arrive i
again to refu
malting came, the AMITTST purfned them, when --------
a floras came o lln, which, it is probabl Captain Pasts. The .weather this morning of the enemy',
e, fent them to Yefterday the Roves. Femme attended divine ter,
the bottom. The Anteater returned to Bergen,. rem.= in the private Chapel. has moderated, but it has lime rifen to a fmart gale Coss, of Time
tad learnt that the traapons had i coo men on board ,„,_ with groceries
Q6ucen's hauftelsold were
.„paid. up to C,slLriarners at well (Ouch weft. Nothing arrived of any confe.
for the purport of dating a defeent upon Shetland, , 1." by a French e
but the otople of the corvette were of opinion that owing t ha Wm. at the t mower e umtes m quence fince my talk. . zy men, and e
Scotland Yard.
they were loft. This ciremullance Ihould, we think, PLYSIOUTN, Fes. t I.—The Mayflower, Capt. of Bergen, an
pat the public on their guard. We utay be molefted The LADY MATORM gave a Ball on Friday even Jamas Caoczsa, from Penzance, laden with coffee,
on Come part tot our (bores by route fuels marauding in at the Manfion Houle, which was attended by .l
taken out of a prize at that port, and other goods, there, Bar. Friel
party as the one whole defigns have thus been (rut. about too perfuns. in coming into this harbour about one o'clock is the Miner", Phya`
tasted. According to an climate which has been prefented ' River Plats; Ea
.
An American Gentleman who left Diepro on to the Houk of Commons, there will be required for morning, drove afhore in Teat's Bay, near the Barbi- banns, —, fro
Wednefday, brings no confirmation of the Statement the fervice of the Barrack Department in Great Bri- can, where (he loon bilged and filled with water : the enter' It
TYt
of Is. FIRST CONSUL having again arrived at Bou. min for the prefent year, the Cum of 3,303.9301. cargo is unloading, but will be mush damaged, hat. Honour, arrant
logne, but he was expelled very Shortly : meanwhile,ing been all under water: this vehlel experienced very terferd' 'a FS
The Secretary at War has diretted, that all the
great preparations continue to be made along the • Sailed the Jorge
men enrolled for the Army of Referee, in the county
bad weather on her pafrage, and by the fea breaking alai the Three a
coati for the embarkation of troops. The lacunae- of Norfolk, flanuld in future alterable at Norwich.
in upon her became almoft unmanageable.—Sailed tunAjol"Gnt°7l:
Mate of vidualling has become Co • exceflive, that
great difcoutents prevail; and the ambitious fchemes, her The Btitili prifoners at Verdun, were, to the num-
ef BONA AAAAA are univerfally condemned its all pi- of 2°°, in Per e
fEt health on the aBth ult. Amonga the TERRIRLS, of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet. sic. At Pitman
them were: The PrOASUR, of 24 guns. will fail to-morrow with Intelligent,
. ogre parties as impraftieable and ruinous. a large fhip
. to La Vendee the insurgents are kept down with The Marquis and Mareblonefs of Tweedate, Lord YarllSOUth.
How Mr. Eardle7, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Aloft, Captain Bow, a fleet for the Downs. Wand of Uift
the areateft difficuky.— Fag greater part of the army tam Hos. Mr. Walpok, Mr. Cutler, and Mr.Dacre, of his Ma- Yefterday Rear Admiral Dace's (hilted his Rag with thirty it
which lately marched from the neighbourhood of Oafs Me Mhierve: Calltain Leveron Gower. It11!e°11°1140,' from the COURAOIO2, of 74 guns, on board la &Clutched to
Bayonne, is at prefent Rationed in different canton- bat sod Douglas, asidtgaber (etna bit
as gamma
lik Thomas Claming, Sir pates Bads, Sir Thomas VI "re. Z,n,,t Faawciose. of 4.0, Hon. Captain MUIRAY, in Ha. freed, and b,
=CMS in that didrid. for the porpore of prekrving Imo maeLeod. Rot. Mr. Hammon, unaviant camse. and
moaze; all i s hurry and balloon board la FRANCMIss; on Monday-
quiet. though it is pretended its deltination is fcr i sr, memo Macaw.. two Mears. taarcace, mr. C°pwst, and
for l'Orient,
(hip of four
Brea, there to be embarked for Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. Cany:befl, of pitman; Mr. me me,. once. au. the got her guns and (hot on board yefterday at noon.
• Saturday a (mall packet of letters, which reached sod Mr* enistbutn. Mr- Chutes two, Sc. Sc. Her complement is made up from the;Coo RAC:it/ea ex„a„ or
town on Friday night from Holland, were delivered LOYAL LONDON Vino aaaaaa —lt has been re- (hip's company. Rear Admiral DACRIIS will CertaiD• ow sour
tainly fail the fiat fair wind. ° The rim,
from the Poll Office. A letter from Paris, received rutted that the prefentation of the colours furniand
by this conveyance, announces, that the Cater Cow to theft regiments by the Corporation of London, is
Came in from Liverpool, laft from Swanfea, afte Rated in ain
am, under pretext . that preparations were making to take place on the soh inftant in Hyde Park, when r tined with fn
in Naples for the reception of an Englifh farce, has a grand Civic Fettival is to take place. A point is receiving a little damage in the late gaks of wind, effectually
to
griven orders for the march of fifty thoufand men.— refereed as to the weather, if it fliould prove vety the Rosa armed tender, of 8 guns,
large fl after having been
ed Fen.
and w
For
The Italian troops, which have been drawn from bad, Co as to make it unadvifeable to go out that miffing fix weeks. Paled by a eet, fuppof
Cifalpia, to augment the hordes on the thorn of the day; a Signal flag is, in that cafe, at a very early
to be the Weft India convoy, under care of the Frs. ed, it Was C
Channel, bate been replaced by confcripts from hour to be boiled on St. Paul's Gallery, that no top-fails boil
Treace, and numerous corps from the Rhine and the unneceffary trouble may be given. DASD, Of 4 guns, Capt. Lord M. )(was. Saually weia
interior have been poured into Italy. Mifs O'Hata was on Saturday kited with a fit in PORTSMOUTH, FIB. I2.—Arrivcd the Maw SILVA ~,f ~,, 'hips.
The FIRST CONSUL is flitted, in communicating Drury lane Theatre at nine o'clnek. She was taken cutter, with the Ardent tranfport from G act-Inky, thole gakof
to the Bavarian Envoy his determination in regard to carpmeal's houfe in Bnwreet, where the was and the Panselss Aucusra cutter from a eruize.— Aimed, wi
a
to the Knights of the Empire, to have allured his treated with every attention. Donors RIMS and Sailed the Woos. aaaaaa Chum of war, with about former wt
re
Excellency, that although he felt himfelf on the pre- Huila were called. whore medical aid was, however, withltanding
eleven fail under convoy for the Weft Indies, and a,tts (who w
fent occaflon obliged to oppore the winks of the Elec. without elle& Lady Etvond feveral other (Aims-
tor, be would exert Isis utmnft power and influence Ales, railed on Sunday, to make their enquiries. the hltacuar fri gate, with the St. George sund.Mar. company )of
to fettle any remaining difference between his Serene She expired yeaerday morning at four o'clock. She garet, --, for the Welt Indies, under convoy for in 11.ite ..t cv
alighnef, and the Emperor, entirely to the fatisfadian was a beartiful and accomplithed woman, though Cork. The Isis, of yo guns, failed with a convoy latit'able, an
of the former. having fcarcely attained her :ad year.
'lt ...ivoured efc
nt dizttly to
for the Eall Indies. .
will embark .
Letters from Rotterdam, dated the 3d inftant, Snm, days (ince, a feaman, named Griffiths, charl- The ad battalion of the 66th regiment. t..e enemy,
'Fate, that the French have carried away the cele- ed a family with whom he lodged. and a woman of
bested boring machine in the cannon foundry at Ha- to morrow, on board the London and Indefatigable ,f January,
the town, before the Whitechapel Pollee Magiftrates
mover, the value of which is eftimated at two millions with having robbed him of forty-fix pounds. but' tranfports, for Ireland. .ff being bk
of flaiina. failed to eliablith hie complaint. It Since appears, DEAL. Fts. i I.—Sailed the CHAMPION, SOTY IR '''n" Bay.
Through the fame channel we learn, that Pruffia that when in liquor he thrall the notes into the two.-a GC never
RES, and l's frigates; L .'.
MMORTALITS _ARK flut)•) ~) •
has Strongly intereaed itfclf in the negotiation men- penny pod letter-hoz in Whitechapel, with a vizwi I one, and t
tinned to have been Militated by k ranee, for the war ; MILLSROOK fchooner, and feveral gun brigs„ :c :
to their fafety, and forgot them ; the Pofl.maller on liert.ucal.ni
eflabliflimeut of a Commercial Treaty with Raffia; finding them advcrtikd them, and the Agent oho for their Rations off the French cone ; ERMLIANT from their ft
one of die principal conditions of which is (bated to had paid Giifiltbs his wages and.prize-money, teen'. and Arotso frigates ;Sr 'LOY and CoastW Cet pi 01 ice had mid
be the (hutting of the Sound againit the Englilh.— , „,„; i. ,
.c....ng mite t".. the numbers, was the means of their war ;with the Davin SCOTT, JONES ; and THANII. *i..k.:dnele ol
I through another medium, we have the plcafure tot. their pos
being reamed to the ft iends of the owner for his talc. S - n fur the Eft India;
ASIA- N, a and a large fleet of
1 . find, that the Emplane has pofitively refaced his ac. ___ e_, intelligence .
Th f rlliivong from Jamaica has been On th: fort
quiefence to the nicafore. outward bound vefrels under convoy fur Portfirouth ;..om the Ts
received in letter' dated the s6th of December : •
A ' 1 Private letters from Vienna lath, that a dole alli•
. 'The whole gartifi.n of St. Domingo are now Wind E. N. E. blows hard. ication wit
ante between the two linnet ifil Cabinets i. on the eve
. &met, here, aloof 90,, effea;„ men. There are YARMOUTH. Fie. 12.—0 n Friday al-tetanal Ad Blow Si.. an
I of criochif.i.n. Count MARKfoi Fe 111 e late Itlaiii.lll r
', ' 1 A ~.a..,( IF on parole in S an' •
near Goo ~ .ccrs
..
ith 'I own —We mire! Russsa (lifted his flag from the II t Ito, of 74 •sorn of E. n;
a5rt5.,......4w0r to France, c,•ls:,lilleAl tal. Vienna OD aheWAS receive.
il hul and had dined te...t lee with clic Enirernr ; h..'" given the Gi'greene! • rwee for ninety trays, to guns. to the 0
111. ... 110(1) of war.—Sailed the am', after i
! an honour to which no forergn fobjeet, hots ever tie- put any particular difirott under martial law ; the Hato, on a eruize off the Dutch cond.—This dap memorial ,
waled lri • rank, or didinguithed his maim, laid be. .
ft:wining is, dui we might hive the ufe of the Miii. . . .
cis aas many ratlike. in the vicinity ef the town as arrived the Pea t Lori frigate, from a muse IC ; and uffcr and
foie been admitted.
It is known that France is !stilled in attempts 11.11
• he may think expedient, without extending it to the remain with the Oassres flonp.—A gale from th- (ported qu
• further to humble ine Houk ni .a.oolia"na that to_ %lode ilatui." E. by N. has prevented the fAilin .. of the Hnn. Mr ""g''',2
,re nit c tr
Confular Court too fucceisfollY 1.. h sirs tit involt e Adu,iral Lounts's depstowe from Pondicherry FAULT, •and Silite.—One P. M. a Scotch tender with • hey lAnsle,
Prom.' and Bavaria in its projcels. The French have Roads was extremely pre,ipitate. The Ili kith Go. a cargo. is now blown on throe on ibis beach ; rii ti vidage of e
certainly alremhted a great military force in tipper veinment had reftsfe.l to allow him to land the troops
Should tit gale continue, others (fear will (lure the rim,. in th
Italy, and !carcely eritmeiceni to mfgliife, that it is on bo-ard his froiadron. The Britifh fhirs of war,
intended to AO again't his Imperiaftlajetly. The which might cahlv haven rned the fq,iadi on, were fame fate, as feveral are near the cotti. Ting atref
. to apr.,ac;
Atillri.lo 'nuttier gartif.ina have in confermewee been lying to windward of the French. In the evening a Ls ITN. Fes. p..--The AiIiTHYSr fri,;ate, Captain were itito• ~
i arougly reinftirced. and a camp is to be !-,rota in corvette, arrived, as is laid, from Been, with dif- Cats , arrived in Leith Roads on 3.4tilidav from ha,v, pc,',,,
the iteighboui hood of Vicenza as Coon as the (talon Pa' clues to 'he Admiral, in c' nfeqiience of whiz') that a cosi se in the North Sea, in the comic of which we the iiinsoi.,
will admit. I very nigi,:t he ':,pped h.. cz;.'es and put In lea, leay. are inforn.ed (he fell in with a corvette and two the limitsi i
Accounts from Patio Te 1114.11. that B.
or( i•i.i:tl in cornt•lcing his pi i.jee't a f burg ski Sated iI! Is raid. that v lien he pot off he had very Lttle , duce t , the eorvote, but Ole &aped into 111Tgcn. " The r
a .ac,..,:.n el France, titular the title of King et ll' +Set on hoard. .fite'e is no doubt that he term to ITh Au then liiiod out to fen, to look alter r- • -
pt,ling Si
I tarn -:, wisich tic ptupa.fes to render hereditaia in ' the 10 -of France, and the general opinion is that lit• I sheetrafports, Ira Caw is-thing of tio m, and the here prey.
bi. tuati.7. I then faileil lin U,e Cspe. I weather was Co temp.lluou., that is is i.o.toilit more „.,hotage
, s

-re nai c from the boundaries of the WY. Pr"Thic't rte
r N. has pleventea tile 141110 ; 01 MC non. Mt
IT, and Suite.—One P. M. a Scotch tender with •hey landed under the ilifpeZlion of a CCOtlll4 4: 111 C
ego. is now blown on thole on this beach ; a, d eniage of Arras, prohibiting, however, at the :Xl,'. CA,
time, in the moll prif.tiee terms, and under put
,cier
Id the gale continue, others I feat will (hare the
Bing arrefled, any pafon belonging to the hitiadreit
Cite, as feveral are near the Ca.°. to appri.ach the town of Ferrol. Some mOditu:ati-ns
F trot, Fee. 9.—The Al4liTllysr fri,tate, Captain were fob; .n.ed to this order, and (rime circunsthitte :
,arrived in Leith Roam; rm Sattudav from have Occulted tending to print nut the jeal ndv
lit
rise in the North Sea, in the cootie of which we the Spanhar Is, w th comniunicating, which t
informed the fell in with a cot vette and two the limits of a letter prevent me from C‘111111U.'1....
fports, full of troop.. The AM 1,114 V b r gave ,„eat meren„. •
The public need Manor ?infer no nneatinef•
t-' the eoractc, but the (leaped iota Itlrgen.
Asr the,, th,„,j not to fen, to look utter fpeNing Sir El:l'4'4:l;l.N Iquadrt o. •roc wimi• 1.
tranfports, lrit faw tithing of them, and the have prevailed cautu.t ma•etiAle aIL,2 lam at tu.
Liter was In temp.lluoub, that it is mote „.,hoinge in ii4t44z,,,, Day.„.