Star.
London, England, 1806-02-20 00:00:00

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.

Sets of the former to the i sth, and of the latter
to the 16th. have been received.

The intelligence which reached us by the laft Lifts=
bail, and which we inferted in ohr Paper of the 4th
inftant, refpetting the Expedition under Sir rf Enid,
and Sir H. Ponta*, having arrived at the Bragils,
is coofirmed by a letter from Cadiz, inferted in the
Mann. One circumfbusee is however added, not
mentioned in out accounts. They are obliged to wait
there for freth orders ; the veffel which carried the
toiled inarnitiona baring gone to the bottom, and
every foul on board periffied. We have teafon to
hope, that the lift part of this ftatement is incorrect,
as our accounts, which mentioned the loft of two
tranfpotts near Bahia, Rated that only three perfons
had been loft, one of them a Staff Officer.

The iforitter likcwife contains a very important
setter from the Banks of the Main, dated the 23d of
January, in which the objed of the. French Govern-
ment is fisted, in obtaining poffeffion of Venetian
Dalmatia. It is avowedly to of eraere the Turkilh
Empire, and to countered the views of Ruffia. It is
espref.ly declared, either that the French armies are
to (upport and improve the Torkifh troops, and prop
their declining empire, or that the latter fbould be
overthrown. It is not difficult to forcfee, which of
the two events is the molt likely. The French, we
. have no doubt, will be in the Morea in half a year.

The news of a change in our Miniary had reached
Paris, but the Englith prints received there not being
of a later date than the 3oth ult. the complete ar-
rangement was not known, The Jiiestitevr makes no
tellettlions on the fubjett, but copies freely the pane-
gyrics on Mr. PITT. The Arias, however, of the
sth, makes the following obfervations, which can
hardly be confidered more than half official, if fo
much. Neverthelefs, they evidently, as will appear
fkom the fliffnefs of the flyle, mutt have been com-
pofed in the French language :
We have jut! received London Papett to the sgth Janet—.
We are unable to lay all their curious contents before our Readers
today, and an forted to confine curfews to what it moft
lmpot-
tant in the Parliamentary debates, and In the afervations theg
refent upon the fiats of Adminiftration. We ®all not omit in
our nett amber, the details of the ptdeut Rate of panted, and
the rellitaleas they may give rife to.
According to the news of the sfitli, it (cents that the Admitd.
itration is deftined to be an amalgamation of the former coalition
Grenville and of the handing Members of the Oppofitioo. It
would be hazardous to augur their condudt from ate Mil vague.
The condud and death of Mr. Pitt leave them a great ample.
to be prefumed they will know how to profit of the only oe-
'taboo that remains to fate England from the crifis to which the
delirium of pride has brought her, by abjuring principles henceforth
incompatible with the maritime liberty which the Conqueror of
Maains has claimed for all nations ..-Arzas.
The Dutch had received the a:counts of the corn•
pletion of the New Miniltry ; but the papers make no
comments on the event.
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The Proclamation of M*ssaa♦ W the French
army leading againft Naples, which we have inferred
among our extra&s, is as complete a fpecimen of
Jacobinifm as any that have before preceded it. The
French " war not with the people" whom they,
neverthelefs, rob and plunder, " but only with a
power unfaithful to treaties ! !"—What, then, has
Franckfort done ? What treaty has been violated by
that Free City ? None ; yet a contribution of four
millions of livres has been impeded upon that City
by order of BOaINRTe. This very extraordinary
demand upon a neutral City, which, remote ftom
the theatre of war, could have offered no polfible
provocation to any of the ha& armies, is commu-
nicated in a letter from AUGIR KAU to the Senate of
Franckfort. _ _

No pretext for this an of extortion is advanced—
no pretence is afligned. The Martha!, in the name
of his Matter, prefers the demand in the mofi cour-
teous manner imaginable, without troubling him-
felt to fabricate an excufe for the robber y. The Se.
nate have had recourfe to a forced loan, to raife half
the impofition, and to avoid that peailence with
which they were menaced, the introdunion of a (re%
garrifon of ten thoufand men, and its uoavoidaide
confeqnence—military execution.
The Neapolitan Court, accompanied by the King
of Sardinia, have abandoned Naples for Sicily.
In Paris, on the jth Whin, a rigorous ordinance,
ooncerning dangerous offenfive weapons, carried in
femert was publilhed by the Prcket of Police. It

god I.
lured,
adoPted

anninnonmennemmin% .
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prohibits artnourehs, cutters, merchantS and others, E4ST INDIA HOUSE. r N.IUTICAL I P.TELL!GENCE.
within the precinas of the Prefe&tirs of Police, to --
manufadure, expofe to fide or ifue, And the Public YefterdAy the Court of Diredors of the Ea. India FALMOUTH, Fs.. 17.—Arrived the Swallow. '
made the following aDooiitmerits
to carry, weapont prohibited by the !awe: fnch as ~,_,.. Company _ _ „, ' • • ' viz.
TYACI, from London ; the Peggy, Loma MAID, from
air-pans and piftols, poignarde, knives in form of otrueortoe mealier DARLOW, %amender Genenii. Dartmouth; and the Concord, Tom Kitt, Irmo 1...-
Lord Lace, Secood in Council and Commander in Chief
poignards, daggers, fword-]ticks, or canes. Bce. &e. Gamut Uenv, third. and JOHN LUMIDEtt, fourth hi Council don.—Sailed the Townfhend packet, C. ex, for /•;1-
under fkiere penalties. All perfons, not military. Yeflerday a Court of Direaros was held at the Eaft bon, with mail.; the Lady Arabella packet. P^r.
wifhing to camy pocket or common Patel' for (elf- India Houfe, when the following Officers rook leave revs, for Jamaica, Willi mails; the Diana packet, , s
defence, muft have a licence for fo doing. All per- previous to departing for their refpedive deftinations, Gleams o, for New York, with niails ; his Majelly's
font of the above defers lion [hall be fubjedt to vifits csTit r try. brig GANNET, Bass, on a cruize ; Agatha Dorothea, . .
Caps. 4.VT • SWINTON Lady Burgers
by the Police, in order to verify whether they conform —C. Lew moz Lord Melville'' Madras and Bengal.
to the laws. Whence has this extraordinar Black, for Spain; James, PascoL, for Briftol ; Ann,
—.- A. CA berSILL SovereignVtratoL, and Francis, Jr. wow*, for Neath. Wind N.
se y rigour C. Joy Earl St. Vincent Bombay.
arifen ?It Teems to require no comment. J.R. FRANCRLIN Alexander Bombay and China. TORBAY, PEA. 18—Laft evening his Majeny's flips 1
The following [hips were taken up and thus nit- VILLA DR PARIS, Stilt P.:, T, Palmer GItoRGE, PR /14. • 7
' Yellerclay, about 12 o'clock, his MAJESTY arrived tioned, viz. cats ROY•L, GLORT,BARELRUI,FORMIDABLI,WIND. '1
at St. James's Palace, in his travelling carriage from ~. L
'°_,..d'a seo Capt. We Leo en IViuldr a, Madras, and sot CASVLB, and Cisasaus frigate gof under weigh;
Windfot. His Majefty, as ufual, dined at one iLri'm 3,911', I°'''' Bengal.
and about fix o'clock came again to an anchor. Thar ',,
o'clock. At two o'clock his Marcos., held a private Hatt -34.9 .-- 1•TIICII Madras and Bengal.
morning the whole of the above (hips got under
Levee, which was attended by— Hoddart 547 BATLIrrle Madelmand Bombay.
The Lord Chanedlor. Loa !um, 53s —RA MAGI i
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.d Bawl weigh, and proceeded down Channel with a fair
The Chancellor of the Exchequer. Ocean 332 •-- M'Taiaoaa-a- wind N. E.
The Sammie; of State...-Mr. Fox, Earl Spencer, and Mr. &el" Celle Sile ......- NORMAND Bengal
1 ER. Windham. The Court adjourned at (even o'clock till to PLYI4OIITH. -P.
18.—Came
in the Panics oft
The Secretary at War, General Fitzpatrick. morrow. • Wm.'s, of .98 guns, to receive the flag of Admiral 4
1 The Flrft Lord of die Treafory, Lord Grenville.
The Flat Lord*: the Admiralty, Mr. Grey. mil ii. 10••••••••••••• THOIIIIIOIIOIIOII, vrkich it to be lifted f; ono the
Earls hum, speneer, cAnumat, heireirefidd, pitswilumn, Lord C4racaar and the Earl of PORTAALINOTON; Eger, of 74 guns, now repairing in Hamoaze ; and
Lauderdale, Dartmouth, Ayksfont and EgUntown. arrived in town about half pan five o'clock yeatrday I
the Lady Warren, of 14 goes, from a cruize.-- ;
Mount Sidanouth. evening.
Lords J. Thyme, 0. Minim, Haddad, Reodlellsoo, Crewe, Sailed a fleet to the Weflward, under convoy of a '. 1
Anfon. Belton, Belk% St. Hdeo's. Somerville, OrmvUle, mid Tuefday, his Excellency* Count Mdesrea, his I t
H. Petty. Majefty's late Minifter at Hanover, and fuite, with gun brig.
Sirs W. Burroughs and G. Marne. feveral Britifh Officers, were landed at Harwich, Dove., kits. 18.—A flitting fmack, belonging to ; '
The Lord Mayor of Loodoo. from the Auckland pakket, from Cuxhaven. The this port, was fallen in with by a French lugger pri- I' -,
The followin Prefentations took place to his Majelly: troops were all embarked when the packet foiled, and
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vateer laft night, off Duogenefi, but, being near the
Zia sad g Lords Anion and Crewe, the fleet of tranfports. confifting of about 300 fail, „, ,
twee disk asailas la lasiWZrirewage ; and Lord Readletham - . • tnore, fortunately efcaped. A fleet of tranfports was l
urn bh wig am,' in ka rats which =ohm they under convoy of the RoatoLus man of war, Captain, •I
WAs bassars• WI Ms Wakes Mai Owss, and feveral other (hips of war, were to fail the obferved this morning to go into the Downs, frdha ' ;
But Illtairlibialsid die honour wWI bis Majefty's hand, cc fame day ; they all arrived in the Downs yeflerday. the Eaftward. Sailed the brig Freunchaft, of Flenf- !.
He Wog eppolllllllll Pioident of die Cana The LORD CHANCILLOt has written a Letter to burg, Capt. SCNAFFER, with a cargo of flax, bound ' r
Sir WiLitast Boutouons bad the honour to kilt 1.3
Major Rum, of the Temple Corps of Volunteers, in to Carill, in Spain ; alto the brig Die Hoffnung. of
his Majefly's hand, on his appointment at Bengal, whch he Hates, that the various duties of his office .A
and took leave of his Majefty. having rendered it impoßible to fulfil the truth re- liana, C' apt. CARSTF NS, from Rotterdam, in ballaft,
The Lotto Mato& of LONDON was introduced, and pofed in him as Colonel of the Law Affociation, he has bound to Malaga. A fleet of 7o tranfports is now ; l' ;
had the honour to kifs his Majefty's hand, . been under the neceffity of refigning his commiffiun. going pall here, ftippofed to be bound to Pnrtfmouth. , '
After the Levee, his MAJISTY retired to the Grano
Council Chamber; and took his feat upon the Throne,
The Eaft and Weft Norfolk Regiments of Militia DEAL, FIB. 19.—Lan night and this day arrived ,I 1
have,marcneci from Hollings and 3. attic, the
. former in the Downs the Ross uLus man of war, ARIADNI ' : I •
attended by the Lord Chamberlain, the Mailer of
to Chelmsford, the latter to Blatchington. They are
Horfe, Earl CARNARVON (for the firft time), the frigate, RAtLz.sua (loop of war, Aggreffor, Bold, " S.
fueceeded by the Bth Foot.
Lord 'hamberlain, the Vice Chamberlain, the Comp. and Wrangler gun brigs. with about 300 fail of , I
troller of the Houfehold, the Gold Stick, Captain of Five Companies of the 95th have been removed
from Bexhill to Eaftboorne. tranfports (having on board the whole of the Brit& l i. 7
the Yeoman of the Guards, and a number of the
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Gentlemen Penfioners. The Corporation of London On Monday morning, a fine cutter brig, pierced troops, and King's German Legion) under convoi,
being in waiting in an anti.room, to prefent an Ad- for eighteen guns, was launched for his Majetty's from the Elbe and Wefer t many of the tranfports
drefs to his Majefly, upon his Appointment of the fervice, at Hollings, named the &ace Horfe. have failed for Ramfgatr, to difembark their troops, i'('
New Adminiftration. they were introduced by Tome New York papers to the 9th ult. have been received, and thofe with the German Legion for Portfmouth, i,
Gentlemen in waiting in the following order: but they contain very little that is worth notice. The under convoy of his Majefty's (hips ARIADNi and : I
The Mace, Sword of State, sod a peashooter Cityofficers. Legiflature of South Carolina has rejeded the i
Tbe Lord Mayor. for prohibiting the importation of Slaves into that
Bill WRANGLER. Wind Eafterly.
Aldermen Newnhain, Consbe, Hunter, Hanker, Prlnfsp, Boy- YaaMourx, FEN. 19 —Yefterday arrived the Vas,.
dell. Seholey, Smith and Ability. State. It was loft by a majority of one in the Senate, !
The Cluunbalain. after having pallid the Lower Houk by a confide TAL frigate, and DiLsaamr floop of war, with fillet* j' - i
The Sheriffs. rable majority. fail of tranfports with troops on board from Cuxhaven, I /i ;
The Recorder.
The Common &dant. Letters received from Jamaica, flate, that Liente- which place they left on Saturday laft : they parted , ;
City Council, and about Seventy Gentlemen of the Common nant HALL, in the Gypfey fchooner, has taken and company yeflerday, back of the Sands,with 300 want-.
Council. carried into that port, a valuable fchooner, worth F.
The Recorder read the Addrefs. so,oool. ; alfo. a Spanifh Letter of Marque, after an ports for the Downs, under convoy of the Ron et. ur,
His MAJESTY'S Anfwer was read by Earl Seinen, obfkinate refinance on the part of the enemy. of +4 guns; Ramon floop of war. and Comros's. •
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Secretary of State for the Home Department. It The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce of Eon brig. Arrived the Isis, of So guns, and
was as follows: Glafgow has received the following letter from Lord FERRIVER gun brig. The traafporta are coming into , 1
I thank you ler this loyal and dutiful Addreis. AUCKLAND, Prefident of the Board of Trade : toile I
e harbour to difembark the troops, which are to
I receive, with the highelt fatidation,your affurances of loyalty Scoot Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
and attachment to my Perfon and Family; and you may rdt af. Whitehall, stab Feb. :806. go into the barracks. Sailed the Cat/mat floop of
run* that I eall him no other °hied in view, in the mor„,.. fna—Hie MaJefly boning been pleabod to appoint me to p.f.eflde war, Captain STODDART, on a cruise. The Isis, of
adopted for the Adminiftranoe of nay Government, than to mates :endthei,Chmaitteeoreign „etioCel'„, 9:111 for
th an
Ear pulterlo. r
emple healeeeigeseLak,„ srade o guns, and the Mato smr floop of war, are under
min the honour and dignity of my Crown, and the union, the In mT ',brume. failing orders, the former for Sheernefs, and the lat-
aspptods, sad the cicada interetts Wray People. It Is our Intention. &riot therm of Parliament (with
m,e the
ter for the Downs. Remain in our Roads the Ma.
After the Citizens had retired, his MAJESTY held "wcerycsatn°4wore'dtertyftanerdTriat2y7;ronarece=ttlthlist ° del'eclon, jellic, Admiral Rv ; Roebuck, Admiral Doe.
a Privy Council, which was attended by pedant communication oo fuel bufuldr, as the parties ceocerned, GILA& 1 Elephant, Agincourt, Didator, Stately,
The Lord Chanceffir, or their agents, may with to Rate and explain to us.
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gads bum Spence". pltzwilkare, cantinas, Aylward, sod We further prepare to hold a more general Board on every Fri- Ruby, Venal fiigate, Imogene (loop, Ftrretter and
Dartmouth. day, end affoon other days when the ocestion may keen to requlreit.
Vixen gun brigs.—Wind E.N.E.
Vikount Sidmostb. We requeft that you will make this known to all perfoos coo.
Lords H. Pet and Gramme. netted with your branch of trade and commerce, whom It may Aimee --Off Dover, the Donna Catherine. ..---, from ,
Meffrs. Fox, Fitzpatrick. sad Grey. cosseem. I am, with truth and regard, Sir, your moll obedient, Leghorn. At Poole, David. Wilklnfon, from Newfoundland.
Sir Sr COTT and Mr. hymna at. bhenhkrere"t. (Steed) AUCKLAND. At Liverpool, Still, --. km Deinuara ; Savage, --., from
tended the Council as Clerks. Mifs Mums has been *tying at St. Alban's with New York; Sally, Adams, from Baltimore; kerr, DewaU, from
Bolton; and the Matignon, —, from New Orleans. In the
Earl FITZWILLIAIa was introduced and retworn reat fuccefs. On Saturday evening the played. use, Lucretia, —, from St Vincent'''. Off Ireland, Fame,
Tory Norval ; and Nell, in the Farce of The Dead Braithland; Gypfey. • and the Mary, Malden trout the
I in conference of the Noble Earl not having attendej
Welt I At Cuxhaven' Fr herd M f ,
a Council fence the Union with Ireland, and took his to Pay, for her benefit. The honk was crowded, . 7
F. CW$l. from London. At
and honoured by the prefence of Lord Gaiossrom a Naples, &babe, , from a th , Anna Chrilllana,
feat as Prefident. ...---; Fulehan. Reek, from Cornwall; and the John. Blake,
The Council fat but a fhort time ; after which, a and family* •
from Newfoundland. At Venice Efperanee, Pererfon from
Cabinet Council was held ;at the conclufion of which Among the troops arrived at Yarmouth from the Yarmouth. At New York, Bristol Packet, Day, from LOoden ; '
his MAJIIITY gave audiences to Vifcount Stoasouro, Continent, is the 4th, or King's own Regiment, a°4l
thh.el(i' ;., wen% f atoftororaGadfoe London, is put into ear-
Liverpool.
Mr. GRES`, Mr.WimomAss, Mr. Fox, and Lord Gm. T
which landed there on Tuefday loft, every man of defergus, in diftrefs. .
viLLs.—At at quarter before four o'clock, his Ma. which was in good health, as communicated in a The Fair American, —, from New York fur Amitenbur, is
r tory feu off for Windfor.
letter from Jamas LONSDALR, Efq. Paymafter of detained and km into the DOwns. . .
A Council of the Cabinet Minifters was yefterday leak at fa, and put Into Norway, (near Kirkmond) full of water.
that Regiment, to his father WILLIAM LONEDALI, a The Kennet, Thompfon, from Memel for Liverpool, has (rung
afternoon held, at Mr. Secretary Fox's Office, in Efq. Qatteen's Elms, Chelfea. The Two Friends, Comminc., from Memel for Berwick, is 1
'Fuel ay fe'nniBht a boy, fon of Mr. Cnthbcrt, put Into Kitteroe, in Norway, with the loft of fails, and la fo leaky,
Downing.ftreet.
Baron JAcoar, the PrulEan Charge d'Affaires, had fifber, Newton, Air, was drowned in the dam, at the as to be obliged to difcharge, and heave down.
The Friend's Adventure,—,from Sunderland for Shoreham,
head of that town. He was not miffed till the miller%
an audience of Mr. Secretary Fox, at his Office. red on Friday left off the North Foreland. by a French
obferved that the water did not flow through the grate was
i cat
PT which captured (event other veffels, mufti, colliers.
Yelterday being Aflo•Wednefday, the &woe of r'vraile Lady Jane, ------, from Sc. Vincent's foe Dublin, has $
to his mill wheel, and on examination, found the
Lowoow preached at the Chapel Royal, from the 7th foundered at ka. ( A
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chapter of Ecclefiafties, and the ad verfe.—" It lather body of the child.
Friday night, a boy about ten years of age, fell DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. tt
to go to the houfe of mourning, than to the horafi offeafliag." To the Janialea, for the detention of the Dutch Ship Jeuue Ma-
An the Molendinar Burn, at Spoutrnouth, Glafgow,
ri.tex,t!ansneda, 1803, ear
three ion will be made on board on Friday
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An excellent Anthem, compofed by the late Dodor and was drowned, his body was not found till Sa- f ree years, at N 0.13, Great George.g.reet, j
GRZIN" Rebuke tne not," was lung by Meffrs. Bait• turday morning. It is fuppored he fell in about ten weawthett, 1 c
TLIKAN, W. K , and Vsioom•a.--The Frits- o'clock, as at that time he' left his grandmother's on The Manfhip, for keen' Dutch drips captured off the Eland of 1
cefs CuAaLorra of WaLls, attended by the Blsmor his return home, with a burning candle in his hand. , or. Helena, June lei 1793, will he paid at No. 27, Ntcholas.lane,
of Exam, fat in the Royal Pew.
Leonhard Reed. every tali Thunday in the month for three years.
i 4On Monday Taft, a fox which had been exceeding. The meaatra, for the capture ol the Apollo galliot, September Yefterday came on at Portfmouth the eleftion for ly hard run, by the Duke of Richmond's hounds, IS, do+ wiling pakl at No.p, New Broad greet, every Wedne- 1 '
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two Members to ferve in the prefent Parliament for was loft, clofe to a farm houfe in the hamlet of
n:li• gun Mneir, feel ca:ar,eles2 ptuil.of twhcFbr:mciißattiNe,...
c
road and Thuriaiy for three years.
that borough, when Admiral Mae II11•14 was re-eleded Woodmancot, neat to which the dogs had hunted a ste
by the inhabitants; and the Hon. DAVID MON VAGUi him breaft high, and were there at fault. After a 23, surrey,ftsZett, Strand4,,ev!;Toefily and Friday. p
Elitism's, the fon of their late Reprefentative, the long !Torch, he was difcovered by a farmer's fervant, The late Lip la Legere, for the recapture of the brig Mercury,
prefent Lord Chancellor, was returned in the room lying tiretched out, over the ridge of the farm hook, December 53, 5799, will be paid at No. VD, Swithiti'vlane, Loni-
of his Father for the fame borough. clofe to a chimney, in a manner which rendered him bar.i!bftreeee Dm ludda and Friday for three years.
et, every
for the capture"' of the corvettes l'E ptienne le
On Monday Mr. GoocH was elated to reprefent almoft imperceptible ; a ladder having been procur. I .4 IFt
..01..er, :.....n, and Ver'geur, Noveutber 23, 17Y9, win be paid.
the County of Suffolk, in the room of Lord Vifcount ed, the hind who difcovered him, mounted the roof, at the fame time and place. . .
Biwa v. dragged poor reynard by the blufh from his hiding The Sloop of war Gannet, for the recapture of the brig Martho• 1 i
rough, will. be pa,d at Edward Augove's, Falmouth, evety Teel-
I.nrd GIWITILLN has increafed the number of place, and unfeelingly threw him into the midst of
day and Friday for three yeast. •
his official fituations, by accepting of the high troll the pack, which loon tore him in pieces. To the (loop Wafp, for the mottle, of the Spoil* prise Vide-
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lof Firfi Lord of the Treafury in Ireland ; but declines Pi L Lorty.—Yellerday, 7: IV. Bontein, convided in rive, February xi, 1805, a diffribution will be made tomorrow
accepting therefrom any emolument whattoever. January, in the Court of King's Bench, of deft:Aid. at No. IS. Clement's Inn, and math:dewy rucfday and Friday
Six months half pay is ordered to be iffuedto all ing Government of vat i .us firm', by forging dm
ro the•lehuoner Feltz. for the capture of two Fre Aa uch s • •
the reduced Officers of his Majefty's land forces. fignatures of the Captain and Malc rof the flip for three in mils,
meets with dollars, June Is. 5804. • elabibution will be made . I I
Captain Burr is appointed to command the SPIT. Trolly, of which he was Putter, flo of in the Pillory, at the white ow t, Strand, every Monday and Saturday for three :' j
Ilk t (loop at Sheernefs. purfuant to his fentence, in front i f Sornerfit Honk. years. •
c I -d
The Surgeon of the PETTERELL floop of war has re.alh .1 every Today at Mr. Slate's Office
He was dreffed in a large )(nigh great coat, and flood .__Tae,Hel"7.l,l will
,he paid in, her arrival et Plymouth for A.
cont. a .eucauat . at,.
been tried by a Court Martial, for negled of duty to from twelve o'clock until one. The mob were re. The Gannet. for the recapture of the brig Marlburough, am
a wounded feaman on board, found guilty, and fen. markably qnict, until the Defendant was down;taken
• be
. 1 paid
e Jon,ry.Trot: o'rY taloned Prt
ri:ther Jan tederick, Is Fe
tenced to twelve months imprifonment in the Mar-le Charles,' I.'l imp: Batacc7Fueb. 1503, will be paid on beard as •
thalfca, and to be rendered incapable of ever official- they then followed the coach, And ex prefred their in-
dignation. He was conveyed to Neu gate, to undergo.
Scurday next. and revelled at Nu al, Norfolk tin:64s42'lw, far
ing again in his Moiety's (orrice. two years imprifonment, the
.rcnTooder of his len-1 that yeses pa „Inc
Vara vskr.
11;nce. ' ;
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NAUTICAL. INTELLIGENCE.

IS CONTINUATION INJW 1H E ?REMY NG ?AC Z.

GREENOCK, Fra. I2.—The George, Simpfon, ar-
rived here yellerday from New York, after a palrage
of 35 days. Left loading, and to fail for this port
eight days after, the Recovery, lioag, and Ardent,
Cionliwaiie. The George went down lad night, to
the Holy Loch, to perform quarantine. The Ruth,
Sharp, arrived here nn Monday lad, from Oporto,
after a paffige of eight days. The Ardgnwan,
Back, which failed from hence for Dublin on the
ad inhant, with herrings, tanned leather, and re-
fined foga', was driven ill (bore the day following,
on the Skerries, and it is feared both vefT,l and cargo
will be totally 1011. The Garland, Jenkins, from
Neu forindland, fell in with a French fqtradron on
the igth Dec. confiding of fix fail of the line and
two frigates. They took nearly the half of the Gar.
land's cargo, put 72 Britilb foldiers on board, and
after wards gave her tip to the Captain, who arrived
at Lifbon on the gth ult.

FIBRUARY t6.—The Highlander; 9tevenfon, one
of we Welt India fleet, arrived on Wednalday night,
from Demerara ; patted the Commodore and five
others of the convoy fix days ago. The John, (late
Cumming) from the Maud of Bute, where (he was
put on fhore, aimed here on Monday. The Hoop
II vine packet, Turner, of and for this port, failed
Rota Bangor with a cargo of oats, on the morning
of the 6th inflant ; fhe fprung a leak fame evening,
and the water encreafed fo rapidly, as foon to baffle
the exertions of the crew, who abandoned her, and
(ale on (bore in Sanda—fhe went down loon after.
The Mary, another of the (loops that was driven from
Lie harbour of liothefay, during the late gale, upon
' the Point of Toward, has been got off without having
fuflained much damage.

Du at. to, Fez. ts.—The very ternpeftuous weather,
lately In prevailent upon the bilk coati, has been
pro/Waive of feveral difaftrous marine occurrences.
The brig Hope, from Jamaica, laden with rum, fugar,
and coffee, was driven dole in with the (pore in the
'navy gale, on Thurfday laft, off Lifpatrick Strand,
to the vr:ftward of the Old Head of Kinfale, where
Ae, however, rode until Friday, when (he was forced
upon the. rocks and (love to pieces, and the cargo
entirely loft. The crew, fourteen in number, were
of various nations, and confined of one Swede, one
Frenchman, two Spaniards, one Scots, and one
Iranian, one native of Barbadoes, and the remainder
Englithmen. They clung to the broken wreck, from
which they were tacticd by the exertions of the
country peeple, who expofed their own lives to the
molt imminent peril for their prefervation, with the
exception of a Spaniard, whole back had been broken
by the falling of a yard. Among them was a man
whole fufferings and adverfity are peculiarly diltrel
fang ; he had been Captain and Owner of a valuable
Ship in the Weft India trade, and, in endeavouring to
efcape from a French privateer, had run his veffel on
Sore at Jamaica, where (be was completely loft with
her entire cargo. A few hundred pounds in tpeeie
was all he preferved from the calamity ; and this
fecond unfortunate accident deprived him of this
fmall lam, with which he was returning home. The
benevolence and humanity of Mr. Kearney, near
whole refidence (Garretftown) the wreck occurred,
were extended to the relief of the wretched fufferers.
He had them imndiately taken to his houfe, where
loch refrefhment and accommodation was admini
flerid, as their mifery required.
On the preceding day the brig Rover, from a Scotch
port, was daiven or, (bore on the Strand, off which the
Hope had anchored—the crew were faved ; the veffel
was alto expeCted to be preferved. The Enchantrefa
(loop of war, from Portlmnuth to this port ; the
John, from Bar)! to Jamaica, firft to join convoy
here ; and the Mary, of Greenock, from Briftol to
Limerick, were driven into Courtmafberry harbour
on the 4th by the fury of the gale. The ERchantrefs
was under the neceffity of throwing feveral of her
guns ova board.
An accident of a truly melancholy nature occur-
red at Cove on Tnefday lall. About one o'clock,
the Britannia, of Liverpool, near boo tons burthen,
bound to Jamaica, blew up with a tremendous ex.
plofion ; from the mainmast aft was blown to pieces.
'Allele were feveral [hips lying near her, but they for.
innately funained no injury. The elle& of the explo.
lion was providentially perpendicular ; to which cif(
cumftance their efcape is to be attributed. Two o,
the crew were laved by the timely exertions of Mr,
Michael Raines, Chief Mate of the Ihip Speedwell;
which lay ahnoll alongfide of the Britannia, as wel
as her pipets and feveral other articles of confidera-
ble value. The molt creditable anxiety and aCtivity
was evident in the efforts made by the boats of the
men of wilt and merchant (hips in the harbour, for
the prefervation of the floating property. The part
faved is on board the Speedwell, and for its fecurity
an officer's guard of marines has been made up from
the different higates, and fent on board. The New
Grove, Mr. Roche's hooker, sad the Courtvay hooker
are lying near her with the fame °Neel.. This terri-
ble accident is Attributed to the carelefs management
ut a candle in the magazines, where the mate and
lime other pccple were filling powder.
The folowing is art extra& of a letter to the
Owners at Liverpool, relative to the Moving up of
the (hip Britannia at Cork, dated the t sth inft ;
.* Gentlemen—l have juft returnedfrom the wreck,
where I have been endeavouring to render Captain
Leavy every an-Mance in my power, to fare Inch
part of the property as can be come at. The (hip's
main deck is about fix feet below the water's edge,
her main and lore-malts with the rigging and fails,
all as perfe& as if nothing had happened, though I
helieve all the alter part of the Ihip is Mown away.
Lord GA it DN F P. hnS been ho good as to give orders to
the Captain of a note (hip lying near, to receive the
tiougs Lll a 'etre' is procured, and to all the other
men of war to affill. The bodies of the lady patlin-
ger with four others have been taken up, and I have
given dirations fur their interment; they are lastly
mangled. Every attention in my power has been
paid to make the loft kern as light as pnflible to pont
av Y. who is really to be piticd ; he was futtitnately
en [bore at the time the accident happened. The
Liverpool Matters here, 11 ire bcch very Attentive, awl
are giving their aiflftanee." •