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FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY Is.
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Arrived the Sitautaz schooner, from a cruize.—
;Bailed the Fortune, KNOCK, for Naples.--The Dar.
*lcon packet, with mails for Gibraltar and Mallet
It gone into the Roads.
PLYmotirii, FEBRUARY 19:
Came in the VILLA ba PARIS, from a cruise ; and
the BLoontiounb gun-brig, from the Westward; with
a convoy from Wales.—Nothing sailed.—Wind E.
• PORTSMOUTH, FEB. se.
Arrived his Majesty's ships BERMUDA, from the
Downs ; SeAttortt and Must.tros, from off Cher.
burgh. Sailed his ..Majesty's ship. Fvu,a, with a
convoy for Guernsey and Jersey. The fleet for Ma.
deira, Brazils, Cape, and the East Tadies, got under
weigh this afternoon, under convoy oi his Majesty's
ships DANNEMARK, Moaos, and tall•BICORK, but have
brought up agaio. His Majesty's ship Pegasus,'
with the fleet for Oporto and Lisbon, did the same. .
Several el the smallest slabs of frigates, and brigs of
war, are to join the squadron blockading Rochfort.
The WANDSRIZI Anima, and CUNK.Kar are to rail •
from Portsmouth immediately. They have taken out
the carrooades, and been armed with keg eighteen-
pounders. It is anticipated that their services might
be wad in the Garonne.—Wiast KW.
. .- - DEAL, FEBRUARY,* ,
Arrived the AACHEN. sloop of fiat, and Ptosua
and OLYMPHIA gon.brigs, fr4.)cri off the French coast.
Remain his Majesty's ships, and a fleet of transports,
with detachments of different regiments on hoard for
Holland, and some of the German Legion for Cer-
n:may. Arrived the Easiest gun.brig, with the
Sceptre, Sophia, Elizabeth, Nelly, and Minerva,
transports, from Holland.—Wind N.E.
, . . SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY 19.. .
. The next convoy for the river Miami is iisi?inted
to 'fail the 4th of Marls ; and the firit• convoy for
Elsineur will sail the Ist of March.
. HARWICH, FEBittIARY 90. '
Arrived, the Lord Nelson Packet, Captain Dealtz,
With the Austrian AmEtassatio; on board, from Het-
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.1. liaprltsg, Esq. has been appointed Dutch Con-
sul for Plymouth and the POTLI adjacent, not Vice.
,Constil, as erroneously stated.
Ten sail of transports, with horse artillery on board,
Isere to sail for Passages this day frOM Portsmouth.

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•Whaviiimekleaomik-Creptaiiir-4,-Axm.riefurseigrythldrlvre.".
with 'them, takes a fnrther supply of money, for the - .41r
•se of the Army in France., The EnkaUs sailed cm * t‘'
Weduesday:With £150,000. _ • .• - - .
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The Eattalioikof Marines who have been serving
In South Beveland. under N 1,1:, ,r LEE, have arrived
at Portsmouth from the Scheldt. Teicrhave been • •
withdrawn_from the blockade of Bata, to reinforce,
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it is 'said, the Battalions in Upper Canada. The
Russians, who lately sailed from Sheerness, are now
engaged in the service they'have left ; but there is no
prospect of reducing the fort without a moat vigorot;s
attack being made upon it upon both defences.. Bats
cemmandsahe passage to Flushing.

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A letter from Holland, Ad !fazed the * nli, relates.
the folloWing gallant affair, in which Mr. COLLIOOTT,
it Midshipman, with forty-two Marines, engaged ten •
times and destroyed thrice his own number of the
nem? s-41 The French landed 800 men in Smith-
.Beveland ; and from the Dutch sentinels neglecting
the alarm, the enemy advanced so suddenly upon
Mr. CoLuceorr and his little party, that be found it
necessary immediately to commence a retreat, but
succeeded in bringing. off a piece of artillery ; 400
men pursued him to the great road, where he halted,
and commenced a well-directed file 'on the enemy at ,
300 yards distance ; a sharp action ensued,.. as 4 the
enemy were completely repulsed, leaving 10. nun*.
upon the field of . battle." Mr. CQLLICOTT Aim
materially hurt, though he was struck by :ileveral,
balls, but his little band of heroes lose near hill their....
number. The thanks of the COAthp‘NDICR IN Cali*
have been sent to Mr. Cocucorf, feriae distinguisiteci-
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bravery on this occasion. • . s
Garen A L tiUDLESTON.—On the 13131ln:time' diotd
at Woolwich, aged 77, Lieutenant-General
row, Colonel Commandant of the sth battalion, of
the Royal Regiment of Artillery : he bad been 57'
years an officer of Artillery, during which time he
had been employed on many active and anidotts
vices.' in America,
.the 'West Indies; Franie, Sec. ;
ofnotig other honourable duties on.which he had been
engaged was that of supporting the brave General
WOLve, at Louisburgh. The General was descended
from the ancient family of Hudleston, of ,Salstoa-
hall, in Cambridgeshire, but his greatest pride was '
in having faithfully discharged his duty as a• soldier
and a Christian.
SUDDEN DEATH.—A Professional Gentleman resi:
r*ring in Lincoln's Inn Old-square, dined out on Wed-
Oassiiay last, in the neighbourhood of Ilthnswick-
,square, and a coach was called to convey him hOme
at a late hour. The gentleman desired the coach-
man to drive him to Lincoln's Inn Old-square, and
having arrived there, the latter enquired where he
was to set down very frequently, but in .vain: At
length he alighted, and on opening the door the pas-
senger was dead. His residence was discovered by
driving the body back to the house where the coach
took up.

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CORN MARXZT, MARK-LANE, FEBRUARY is.
We had a tolerable supply of Wisest thb =Groin, which met
reedy eale, at an advance of us. per quarter. Barley NM freely,
and Is Is. pee quarter dearer. Malt was dull sale, at last week's
prices. Beans and Grey Peas are as. per quarter kightt. Ws
have had but few arrivab of Oats, which article of en.=
sold from Is. to as. per quarter higher, but there is uu
taw in the pike of superior sorts.
lista/ Off! to Si. Pei PO,