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London, England, 1806-05-14 00:00:00

AMU:I /CAL INTELLIGENCE,

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Facssourn, MAY I I.—Arrived the Townthend
packet, Captain COCK, with a Mail from Lifbon, in
liven days palfaye : the Mail will not be forwarded
to Loudon till to•morrow. The Auckland packet,
with a Mail from hence, arrived at Lithon on the
25th ult.—Wind S.
PLYMOUTH, MAT 112.111 MA in the Sodden Death
lugger, tender to his Majelly's Chip PALLits., of 32
guns, from the coat of France ; the Bremen brig
Iles cules, Captain Gams so ism so.from Bayonne, Wen
with wine and brandy, detained the tt May by the
Virtue cutter ; Bremen galliot Abenitern, Captain
OXHOLD, from Bayonne, bound to Bremen, laden
with wine and brandy, detained by the V t. sa cutter.
Jolt as thefe vefitl. failed from Bayonne, an account
had been received there, that two French frigates and
a lugger had been driven afhore near Bayonne, and
afterwards deflroyed, by two Englifh frigates :—llter
particulars were not known when they came away,
only that it happened on the morning of the ill inft.
It is alfo faid, that about eighty fail of Prutlans are
laid up there, en account of the embargo, and the
cargoes of many of them relanded. Alfo came in
the CHARLOTTE fchobner, of so guns, from a ernize.
PORTSMOUTH, Mar 13 —Arrived the METEOR
bomb, with the Indus Etat India (hip; the Towan,
Cundy, and feverat other veffels under convoy, from
the Downs.—His Majefty'. Capt. Rowe',
with the outward bound Eat India (hips, and the
drips for the Cape, are all brought up at St. Helen's,
the wind having Shifted to W. S. W.

DFAL. May 13.—Sailed the Ssaotru. [loop of
war, on a cr uile —Arrived the Tultatimer gun brig,
front a orrice, and remains in the Downs with the
Edgar. Trudy, and the Glatton men of war ; Prof-
pero, Lucifer, Explotion, and Vefuvius bombs;
Harmony viduailcr, and feveral gum brigs.—Wind
S. W.

SHE SSSSSS MET 3.—Arrived the BOKETTII floop
of war, Ciprain 13cl-saran, from having convoyed a
very large fleet from the Nore to the Baltic the vyth
tilt. which he left rale about eight days fence, having
fern them to Elfineur. The fame Chip is appointed to
take another convoy to the Baltic from hence, and to
fail the aoth, wind and weather permitting. Arrived
the Svivrt It a (loop from the Downs. The Cc mbatant
praam is nearly fitted at the Little Nore, and will fail
on Saturday. The (hips that were here bound to
Ham burgh, have received frelh papers for Tonnin.
gen, and failed yeflerday with the convoy thence.—
Captain Sri vv.'. is appointed to the command of a
fine new floop of war, the Sarcaite, fitting at atis
port, and will loon be ready for fea. .

Lrvsa►OOL. May I 3.—A melancholy and difiref-
ling accident happened in this river on Thurlday Lift.
Several perfons, of both felts, having gone on board
the Afi icon outward bound (hip John and Henry, in
order to take leave of their friends, were preparing
to return nn (bore in a (mall two-malled boat : the
weather was uncommonly 6ne, and the face of the
water quite fmooth, fo that no perfon had any idea
of the Clightea Ranger. While the paffengers were
entering the boat, it was Welled to the (hip's fide by
a rope, which was loofened as foon as they had all
got in, but before the boatmen could pulls off to •
iufficient diflance, the boat was carried by the tide
under the Item of the (hip. Moll unfortuately the
item riggers being out, the top of one of the boat's
malls got entangled in them, and the tide in the
mean litre impelling her bull with great velocity,
file almoft inflantly overfet, and every Fiction on board
was precipitated into the waves. A paffage boat
from the Wood•tide feting this &Ili-elfin accident,
harlened to the telief of the unfortunate fufferers.—
One of the boatmen and a few others were by this
means laved, but there is great reafon to fear that at
'call (even or eight have perifhed, though the mitt
number cannot be alcertained. One man was taken
up, who di:d almoll immediately, and another was
taken up quite dead. Four hats were alfo found be-
longing to otters whole bodies have not yet been
difcovered. Many perfons who were on the Pier
Head at the time, ftw the whole of this difafirous
occurrence, and experienced the grcatelt diarefs in
not being able to *fold any relief to tba ••happy
iuffcl CT b.

The Barbadoes Packet, and the WfGsw
ano Mary, —, were all well on the Coati of Africa
on the ic,.h of February, and expelled to fad la
tcnd,ys lot the Vv'ell

The Gr.tff Bern(tuff, —, from ChAtlefion and
the Charles Edward Romat, —, ttone St. Thome.
for --, are detained and Cent into Falmouth.

Tie Charlotte Wilhelmina, from Wilming.
ton, is detained and fent into the Downs.

The Melia, —, from Vera Cruz for Cadiz, la
eaptnred by the Fame, Polyphemus, and Africa men
of war, and fent for Plymouth.
The Speculation, /*Donald, from Lime►ick for
Plymouth, has been captured, recaptured, and car.
tied into Cuernfey.

The gallant Lord Comeau', of the P
gate, is appointed to the command of the SMAPIIIO/1.
A new frigate recently launched at Chatham.
The method r•f pun ifla ;ng feamen on board the men
of ear, by running the gauntlet, is ordered to be
immtdiately ditcouti;tned.

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The cartel from Mortar: which brought over the
1-I,4l4.urable Mr. EANDLI V and other winos, who
have been &tail ed in Fiance, arrived at Plymouth
nn Sunday last from Fnwey. The body of an En -
iuh per fun of rank (wilds: name we could not Learn
was landed from the cartel, and is to be vane
wi h great funeral posop to parsford.

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FR4PICE.

PAkis, iv AY 1.

Askant+ as Prince joleph had arrived its the king.
vista of Naples, he divided his army into three divi.
f ors. The SIR he placed under the commaid of
annul blaffena ; the fecond under St. Cyr ; the
t' led under Reguier. The firtt was ordered to oc-
copy Naples, the furroundirig country, and to lay
fr. re to Gaeta ; the fecond to occupy la Puglia, the
Peninfula of Otraton and Tarento, and the fluxes of
e Adriatic; the third to °occupy Calabria. The
ge of Gaeta is carried on vigorotaly. Our firldiers
''Ye arproached the ramparts, and erected frame
Prong batteries againfl the fort. The fee' nd divifion
of the army has taken poffeftion of the Peoinfula of
Otranto, of la Puglia, of Talents, and the coeds
of the Adrie',.
Gil the 2. I*. of March, General Regnier had oes
copied CAA: 4. Prince Jofeph himfell went to Ca-
labria—at the beginning of April he was at Cofenaa.
He met with an enthufialic reception from the Ca-
labriaps.
inc wreck of the Neapolitan army, which had
bees difperfed in the mountains, had united, and com-
mitted every fpecies of dirorder. General Veldier
marched sprint! them with three batraliona,purfoed
them from mountain to mountain, and from rock to
rock, killed a great number of them, took the
greater part prifoners, and re eflahlilbed tranquillity.
tolonel Dufour dillingniffied towifelf by the a6ivity
and the courage which lie &played in different affairs.
The Kingdom of Noplei, is entirely fubdued.
- Although we have already given the details of the
various events which occurred in Calabria, our teach
era will, we think, fee a complete account with plea-
fore. Our troop; could not difplay diuch courage
againftfuch bad foldiers, but they gave proofs of great
aCtivity and much patience in fupporting fatigue, Ca•
labria being a country entirely decompofed by earth-
quakes and volcanoes.
On the nth of April, Prince Jofeph arrived at
Reggio, having made a tour to the extremity of his
Kingdom. It is there, molt probably, that he will
learn that he has been acknowledged King of Naples.
(Here follows a long Report of the operations of
the third corps of the army in Calabria.)
Letters from Turin mention, that among the mi•
toners bronght from Naples, there is a perfon of the
name of Bianchi, accnfed of? being an accomplice in
the horrible attempt of the 3d Nitrite, in the year 8.
.Thisoffender will becondufled under a military trent.'
to Paris. The other prifoners are detained in the
Cagle of Feneflrelles.
• Letters front Rome mention that the privy purfe
asf his Holinefs the Pope, containing (even thoufand
Roman crowns, was lately robbed in the Palace of
Mont° Cavallo.
The port of Cherbourg has obtained the advan-
tage of becoming a dept for colonial produce.
MAY 3.—At the audience given yeflerday at St.
Cloud, the Minifter of Marine prefentcd the Captains
Lucas and Infetnet to his Majefty, lately arrived
from England, where they had been prifoners. Cap-
tain Lu.a< commanded the Formidable in the battle
off Trafalpr, and who perceiving the Vietnry was
preparing to board, but ohferving that the Nep-
tune French Quip had got nut of the line, he manna-
vre:l in (ugh a manner as to take her place, and co.
ver the French Admiral. His bowfpi it was after.
wards aftually on b-ard the Viflory, and his crew
were difpofing themfelves for boarding, while the Vic.
erwy's people teemed to be in the greatell confnlion,
till two or other (hips came to her Aflame. It was
during this intervallhat Lord Nelfon was killed.
The fignal being made by the French Admiral for
emery fhip to come into aCtion, Captain Internet
dallied into the midft of the enemy's line, and engag-,
ed them with fuch vigour, that they were unable to
compel him to bike -his flag, though his veffel was
finking
The recital of fuch traits, after filch an unfortunate
quit, revives our fpidts, and it is a pleafure to meet
with condo& and fentiments truly French. His Ma-
jefty raid to Captains Lucas and Internet, "Had_ all
my Grips behaved like yours, the victory would not
have been doubtful. I know there are feveral who
did not follow your example. I have ordered enqui.
ries to be made into their behaviour. But as for you
I have no need of information ; I have nominated
you Captains in the Legion of Honour. Thole Cap-
tains who, inked of boarding the enemy's velfels,
kept themfelves aloof, and nut of cannon fhot, (hall
be profecuted, and if convifled, a fignal example than
be made of them."
An Aid-du-Camp from the King of Naples has
brought ten ftandards taken in different rencontres
with the Neapolitan army (ince February. He left
Prince Jofeph on the 16th of April, at the moment
this Prince had beets proclaimed King of Naples.—
The kingdom enjoyed perfeet tranquillity. Every
brauch of the adminifiration has taken a new diree•
tion, and was regenerating itfelf. Correetion, reform,
and amelioration, were going on without producing
any violent lhock<, or any dearnetion. Naples has
received new life ; and llnce the King has been pro-
claimed, and the fate of the country decided, the
country has recovered its gaiety, its former aflivity;
and its natural afpeil.
MAY 6.—The exchange of prifoners in England is
now going 'on in a regular way. Our flags of truce
carry over a certain number acrofs the Channel—
unfhip them in Englifh velrels tent to meet them ;
and, having received an equal numberof French pii•
toners, land them at Morlais.
Marfhal Jourdan. nominated Governor of Naples,
arrived in that city on the lath ult.

PROM THE FRENCH AND DITTCII PAPERS.
Rotas, Aran. ts.—An Englilh lady, (aid to be
the wife of Prince trfolleteio, known in the Neapo
li.
tan revolution, has been arretted here.
General Dimas has been wounded in Calabria.
NAPLES, Aram gun.boats, intended to
be tiled againll Gaeta, are in readinefs, and will leave
ells port as loon as the (mall flotilla of French !hips
of war, fitting out at Porto Ferrsjo, are ready to join
them.
Tht -"ads in thiscountry are extremely unfafe, the
•lh a number of malcontents and
.rs : fome of them lately had the
French colonel and fome more
four dragoons Intl their lives in
Ling but L:ie approach of another

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