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London, England, 1804-08-01 00:00:00

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PLYMOUTH, JULY 30.-,Sailed from Cawrand Bay
the Pumice, 98, Captain GRINDALL ; the carries out
twenty bullocks, and vegetables, for the fleet off Breit.
Came in from the fleet on that nation, the PRINCE
GEORGE, 98, which the left all well hit Friday
night ; the enemy as ufual. The fquadron. of five
fail of the line, and two frigates, which attempted to
eftape in a fog through the paffage du Razt were at
Tingle anchor in the outer road as the advanced fqua
dron, with their fore-top-fails loofe, as if ready for
another hart, when an opportunity offers. Came in
from a cruife to the Weftward, last from Falmouth,
the NIOBE, of 40 guns, to refit, and take in (bne ne-
eclat,. fore,.
PORTFRIOUTH, JULY 31...-Attilltd the PROEFELO
bomb, from a cruize, off Havr-e.—Sailed the. Pir
SANT floop of war, 00 a cruize ; RANGER floop of
war, fer Cork ; and the Se IDt It brig of war, with the
Prince of Auftria tranfport, under convoy, fur
Guernfey.--Came into harbour the Swtruttas, a
new Chip, of 74 guns, and the Lonifa, Haves, from
Baltimore, detained by the HIND cutter.
SHEERNESS, JULY 3 1.-•••LAR evening arrived, and
came into hatbour, the VIRGINIF, of 4.0 guns, Capt.
BIERESFORD: the is to be immediately paid off, and
her crew turned over to the (hips fitting at Chatham.
The crew of l'Aratcatt”, of 48 guns, were this day
paid fix months wages : to-morrow morning this fine
frigate will fail, as Captain Mawsy is to refute his
old command, that of our lquadron off Helveetiluys.
The AMETHYST frigate, now off lishoer, will return
to the Nore, direttly on being relieved by the Aral-
cants. Captain ALEXANDER goes out in the ATRI-
CAINE, to take the command ot the ANI ITIVOY, vice
Captain SPRANGER, who has leave of ahfence. The
Sint it frigate, Captain Avsaws, will be out of dock

next week.
DEAL, JULY 3 t.--Arrived the LADY WARR EN
aimed (hip, with a convoy from Falmouth, wl:ich
are failed for the River. The LADY WARREN has
failed again with the Woolwich fore (hip, horn the
Fiver, and fexeral outward bound 'Oils under con-
voy, fo'r Pcrtfmouth. Sailed the ANTELOPE frigate,
and HblLllliifloop of war, on a cruise. Wind E. S. E.
YARMOUTH, JULY 31.—Lark night arrived here
from Gottenburgh, the PRINCE OT WALES packet,
Captain DEA NE, with three mails,but no paffengers ;
the packet will fail the firll opportunity for Harwich.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT and Inite, who are to embark here
on board the nes* packet, Captain STEVIE RT, for
HONED, are expelled to morrow. The (hips of War
remain as per lafl.
OPORTO, JULY 6.—The Generil Augertin Trench
privateer, of t a guns, and 8o men, is now at Vigo,
and intends to fail on a cruize in ten days.
FROM LLOYD'S I.IST.
GRAVESEND, PLY 31...-Patd by the Ipfwlch, Gordon, from
Greenland; Young Garrett. Artown. from yc
Catwk ; Vrow
Malta, Plows. from Poppentrurg; Two Sift rs,
e Pen&et ; Twe
Broders, Hanle; Vrow Elisabeth,—: Drie Gibroders, Woo
Two Brothers, —;— and Vrow Jams Anton,from
Emlidana—Sailed the Alll2 and Mary, Tayler, for Gibraltar ;
Mary, Tayler, for Mogadore ; Cheßer, Cornett, for Dublin;
Comp: R. Cemmings, for Riga; Negotie, Vandermy ; and pegs
Headerick, lioyd, for Embilen.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIMMONEY.
The hired armed lugger Refolution, for
the capture of the Jim,
Jan Swart, Sel.t. a, 1798, will be paid at No. is, Upper Thames-
ftreet, en Friday, the ARM. and every day for three years.
The hired cutter Plurnia, for the recapture of the Slalom
packet, will be pal the sath init.Surrerflrect,Strand,
and every Tuchlay and Tburfday, for three years.

in the 11%.

Our cruizers on the eoatt of Holland have fpoken
with feveral neutral veffels and Dutch filling boats,
all bringing information that Boa was daily
ex;efted there to review the troops encamped near
Utrecht, and to infpeEt the naval armaments at the
Held:r and in the Teed, defined together to invade
this country. Some more gun-boats and flat-bottom-
ed boats have arrived at Flufhing, from the interior
of Holland, and the Banks of the Rhine, but their
number is infignificant ; and in Zealand, they fePrn
more to apprehend than to intend an invation. The
difcontent in Holland is peat beyond defcription,
among all claTcs of the people, not excepting either
the Members of the Dire Zloty, or the foldic3 of
the army, all eqnally defiling to get rid of the
French yoke. The confequent diftrutt is fo great,
that French Grenadiers govern at the Hague;
French Attillerymen occupy the batteries on the
coall ; French Officers diElete in the 'Teach; and,
at Utrecht, where 15,000 Frenchmen are encamped.
they have been joined by only 3,00° Dutchmen ; all
the others being difperfed in garrifons, where there
are five fubjea, of Boyars, rs to two Batavian citi-
zens. From the toth to the aid inn. i 2.000 French
troops have miffed through Breda and Nimeguen, for
Hanover, where the mifet y of the people is fill
greater than in Holland. It is generally believed at
the Hague, that B , tieing diffatisfied with
the preient twelve Direetu: s, intends to re-
duce their r.umber to three ; it is even fiid, that the
Dutch Ambatlador at l'arit, SCHIMM m INCK, is
to b: 'printed dilator, until a peace with England.
While things go on thus in Holland, we find by a
decree of BONAPARTS, after a war of fourteen months,
and repeated boalls tl.at the crews of his atmada
were complete ; after France, Italy, Germany, I tol-
land, :tnd Flanders hay,: been &witted of fcamen,
that I is plans are acknowledged not to be mature.
He hill wants laikrF, and premiums are now offered
to tenwt the to embark on hoard his Blips rd.
war. 't is e,tr:ou‘ that Otis decree has not appeared
i:; the Fraricr. Why is
ed to Le Il.eit in c.--nipaay with liia pompous
: d irrper..tl am...intuit nts uf Lords and La-
i:, li.e Bzdchantect .nn ttil the other caricatures
el royalty, by ai..4.g o: cAdcti he is now es:poling
Liracit to the lavg!ltor, tidicule, and conteapt of
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