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PENZANCE, OCT. 4.—Since my laft the Padflow,
of Padftow, &rays,/ s, from Cardiff, bound to Lon.
don, put back in order to replace her top-mail.—
Arrived yeflerday the Prince of Wales, London tra-
der, TRELLUDDRI, with funthics (or this place; and
this day the Pruilian galliot the Fortuna, of and for
Embden, Capt. J. J. RPHEMAN and the Elearum,
of and fur Koningfberg, Capt. C. STARERS the for-
mer from St. Martin's, with fah, in didrefs, and the
latter from Liverpool, with coffee, &c. The latter
narrowly efcaped being a wreck laft evening off the
Land's end, having got al m oft on the Long fh ps before
the Captain difcovered her danger, by reafon of
the thick fog ; a pilot fortunately boarded her in
time to take her off the (bore, and brought her to
this port, where the only waits a fair wind to proceed
for Koningfberg.
PLYMOUTH, Ott.. 4. Came in the Ruffian brig
Cefarwitz Conftantin Pawlowitz, of Riga. Capt. Sy-
BRANDI BARRER, from Riga, laden with mans for the
Dock-yard. Sailed the Mom TAG Us, of 74 guns, to join
the Channel fleet. Came in the Maria Catherina galley,
NEIL Casa mailer, from Droback, with timber and
deals for this port :—Alfo the NIMROD, of 18 guns,
from a cruise. Sailed the RANGER. cutter, of 12 guns,
on a cruise.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. S:AttiYed the NANCY Cut.
ter with diroatches from Gibraltar ;—and the brig
Polante, —, from Li(bon, bound to Cherbourg,
detained by the Dugs of CLARE/ICE cutter. Dropt
down to St. Helsn's his Majefly's (hip SWIFTSUILL.—
The Awr fchooner is appointed convoy fm the
Downs. The TRIVEIPH, of 74 guns, Sir ROBERT
BARLOW; and the MAIDSTON a frigate, the Hon. Capt.
Est.totr, are coming home with a convoy from the
Mediterranean. Wind N. W.

aDaet., OCT. 5.--ArrivedPEsructa Hoop of war,
with a convoy from Cork ; alto the lienstaat armed
(hip with a convoy from Plymouth, which are failed
for the River, with the Good Intent, Banitar, from
Gibraltar.

P. S. Jug arrived PAstiaasz frigate from a cruize,
and remains in the Downs with the (hips as per lag.
—Wind N. N. W.

YARMOUTH, Ocr. s.—Wednefday morning paTed
a fleet under convoy, bound to the Eall.—Yeaerday
morning a fleet under convoy, fuppofed from the
East,paired this port. This day arrived the ETNA.
LION frigate, Capt. STUART, from Leith, and the
VIXEN gun hrig, from a croite. The flips of war
litre are the Mosimouris, of 64 guns, Capt. Haar ;
AMETHYST and ETHALION frigates; nn e armed (hip,
brig, and butter.—This morning a brig, coal laden,
foundered on the Cockle ; the crew fortunately are
faved. Wind S. W.

Etstraset, SE►T. 22.—The Ruffian fqnaclron,
commanded by Rear Admiral LonNtAr.re, which
cruised in the North Sea, is returned. A frigate and
a brig, both with fome trifling damage, arrived here
on the roth, and failed fo.,n after for Copenhagen,
and laft night three Ruffian (hips of the line, and one
frigate, arrived in our Roads. The upward-bound
fail as form as cleared ; the PROVIDFIICI armed fhip
fails the &ft fair wind, with the downward-bound ;
and a few days after her, the LEITH armed (hip with
the nett fleet.
London, England, 1804-10-06

FROM THE HAMBURG!! MAIL.

%aims, Sim 5.—M. D'Aeaslo, jun. the Au-
ditor of the Council of State at Paris, is bill detained
here, in eonfequence of the late milßoo. Beyond a
doubt, his journey has been dire&ed by Come motives
of importance ; and, it is probable, as it has been be.
fore reported, that he is the bearer of a letter direaly
from the Emperor NAPOLION to his PRUSSIAN MAILS-
TT ; at lean the King went yefletday morning from
Peres to Sans Soucy for the purpofe of giving au-
&lace to this officer. After which his Majeily alto
admitted the Marian Envoy to an ;met-view, with
whom be had a conference.

Haseatracm, SIFT. 24.—Reports are now in cir-
culation on the Exchange of this city that A
pea has atually declared war againft France. For
the troth of this intelligence, however, I cannot vouch.
A great deal of the heavy artillery lately carried off
by the French from Hanover, is re-tranfporting to
the Eleaorate, as the French cape& hoffilities in that
quarter. Mont. Ace , the Swedi(h Charge
d'Affaires, left Paris, with his fake, on the 16th intl.
in order to join the Swedith Monarch, at Stralfund,
in Mecklenburgh. Monf. D'Otrasit., the Ruffian
Charge d'Affaires, lately tefident at Paris, has finally
left the French territory. The King of Sweden has
lent orders to all thofe of his fuhjefts who are in his
feriae, and Bill remaining in France, to quit that
country immediately, under pain of forfeiting their
lituations. The Duke of Mecklenburgh has lately
feat a courier to Psterfburgh, to communicate, it is
Paid, his apprehenfions, left the preparations making
by the French in the. Elefforate of Hanover may be
defigned for the invafion of his Duchy. His High-
nets has likewife fent to Berlin, to found the difpoG-
lion of that Cabinet, in ca!e any fupport (hould be
wanted. The French in Hanover make no fcruple
to declare publicly, that it is the intention of their
Government to occupy Meckletiburgii, Ihould a rup
tare between Ruffia and France take place.
London, England, 1804-10-06

Ay rAL FAmAr.

WEAIOSITH, Ocr. 4.—Owing to the badnefs of Ole
weather yeller-day, the picket guard was difmorrd
before his MAJESTY landed. Psbout eight o'clock,
the Royal Family went to the Play, which went off
well.

His MAJESTY was nn horfeback before liven
o'clock this morning, and rode to the barracks to in-
fpea the horfes and Rabies. After breakfaft, the
Royal Family and Attendants went on board the
Royal Yacht. •
The Duke of CAssaatoos bathed this morning, and
afterwards fct orto meet Come buries from London.
London, England, 1804-10-06

BRIGHTON, OCT OBER 4.

The Duke of Sussex, from Carleton Houle, ar-
rived at the Pavillinn here lall.night, where a fele&
circle of Nobility was prefent. About mid-day their
Royal Highneffes the Prince of WALES and Duke of
Csaasactiaccompaaied by Count Beaujoeois, Ad-
miral Sir EDMUND NAGLI, Capt. Beinamrseen, ice.
as equeftrians, let off from the Perillion, to be pre-
fent at a field.dAy of the Ennifkillen Dragoons on the
Downs. The Duke of Sussex, Lord HARRINGTON,
&c. on horfeback, let off for the fame place loon
after. This well difciplined and often tried Regi-
ment went through a variety of evolutions and ma.
nceuvres with their accullomed ability, and were re-
warded with the warmeft eulogiums of their Royal
viGtois, and a numerous crowd of fpeetators of tbc
54 diftinition, affembled on the occafion. The Fly-
ing Artillery, under the command of Capt. BLOOM-
r IaLD, bad Come heavy pralliee, on the Down by the
Barracks, at a more early part of the day. To.
morrow there is to be a grand review on Newmarket
Hill, of the Ennifkillens, the Qteen's Dragoons, the
Flying Artillery, the Soith Gioucefier Militia, And,
as we hear, of feveral other Regiments about this
diftridt, at which the Prince of Vises', the Dukes
of CLARINCI and Sussex, Lord H•aItINGTON, and
in all probability, the whole of the gent de conefitios
in this town and neighbourhood, will be prefent. ,
London, England, 1804-05-10

FRANCE.

FARM APRIL 26.

One hundred and forty-five tranfports, with pro-
♦iftons and ammunition fur the fleet at Toulon, are
arrived at MArfeilles, under the efcort of two (mall
armed veffels, from Agde, in the department of

Herault.
FAUCHI Boast., printer, from Geneva, lapelled
of having tormerly been an agent for the French
Princes, is now among the prifoners in the Temple,
scoured of being an accomplice in the late confpiracy.
The new corps of Ire/4mm (tumblers), which the
FIRST Consul. has eftablifhed, are defined to as
with the cavalry, and to he able to run as fait as the
horfes. They will be accuftomed with one jump to
leap on the back of a horfe, even when in tull gal-
-1.-1, and to difmoant its rid:r, &c. They are to be
good 6a (hooters, and lightly armed. The com-
panies of Voltigeurs, inftead of drums, will have each
four bunting horns. (your/la/der Lefeaftwv.)
In the Great Mall of Audience of the Criminal
Tribunal, great preparations are made to accommo-
date as many fpellators as pollible during the ttials
of MOIL KAU, Gsoac as, and the other prifoners, ac-
eufed of having coofpired againft the Four CONSUL.
It is reported, that to prevent all confufion, the
Grand Judge will diaribute tickets of admittance,
and that no one can enter without fuch a ticket.
' The difagreement between the Duke of OLDEN-
suaau and the city of Lubeck has been fettled by
the interference of the Flair Consul..
In our principal towns, Chambers of Confultation
are to be intlituted, where merchants, manufaeturers,
and wilts, may confult, without elltence, able men,
concerning their affairs or fpeculations.
London, England, 1804-05-17

PARLIAMENTARY PROL EEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MAY t 6.
The Royal Affent by Commiffim (the Loco CUANCaI.I.OI,
LardsHAWatiatlßT and WAI.6I:4OdAaR, fitting as Corentiffi-
otters), was given t. the Fourteen Millions and a Half Enna
Loan, One Million and a Quarter Irilh Loan, Militia Officers
Qualification. Militia Subaltern Officers Allowance, Additional
Wine Duty, and Statute Duty public Bilb, and to number of
private BUIL
In the appeal from the Smut of Seifion, Grieve o. Cunningbarne
and Gray, Counfel were beard for the Appellant.—Ordned to be
taken intoport further confideradon on Friday.
The Re of the Committee on the State of the Irlth
,Testy, and and the Report of the Minutes of the Evidence before the
Aylefbury Committee, were brought up by Mr. MA'AM:MR
front the Commons. On the motion of Lord WARM •
tie latter Report was ordered to be printed.
The Additional Importation Duty Bill was read a third time,
paged, and a Mdrage ordered to be fent to the Commons to an-
nounce tohe fame.
The yldbury Difnualifieation Bill was read the firft time,
and ordered to be read a fecund time on this day fortnight.
Lord WALSINGHAM prefented a Petition nand it, from
certain Meares of the Borough of Aylelbury, who prayed leave
to be beard by their Couplet agaiaft the fame.
Leave was given, that Cuuafd lboald be heard on the famed
reading of tits Bill, and the Petition allowed to lie an the table,
sod the Bill ordered to be printed foe the ufe their Lortillaips.
Adjourned to half pall three to-morrow.
London, England, 1804-05-21

art jut! terminated in the noire of the attempts and plots of ear
aloft mortal enemies, by the adoption of every thing which el*
esperienee of =twits and elusions has demeaftratad as proper
to guarantee the rights which the masa had judged neeelikiy for
Its dignity, its liberty, and its happliets." . (Styled)
BONATAILTI.

0 By the FiritaonfiaL
"` The Secretary of State (fhpal) a. I. rage/T."
IXTRACT OF THZ'RROISTIRS OF THI !MATZ CONIIIR.
TATEOR, OF THE 14TH ri.oas•t, TEAR 12 OF THZ
IttPUDLIC.
The Senate Confervateur, affembled to the num-
ber of Members prefcribed by article XC of the Con-
Qlfntion ; deliberating upon the Menge of the FIRST
CONSUL of the Republic. of the gth of this month;
after 'having heard the report of its Special Corn-
million of ten members, nominated on the fitting of
the C•th ihftant ; adopts, by frcret ferutiny, and by
the abfolute majority of futTrages, the projeet of
reply prefented by its commifiion, and the memorial
annexed thereto; decrees. that both be inferted in
the rotes verbal, and laid before the Farr CONSUL
of the Republic by a deputation competed of the
bream and members of the commilflon.
London, England, 1804-05-19

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

- -
GIATIIIXD, MAY ill,—Pded by the Minerva, Badman,
from Muffs:Mem; Jonge Lindor, Clack, from Windom Vrow
Andolma, Rolf, tram Rotted= ; Vrow Anna, Deirdre; and the
Vrow Jaw, Snider, front Embden —Salk d the Ezpedition, Gan-
Rae, fee Vwell ; Maria, Mundy, for Ansa erdarn ; Wackfuenklet,
Michaels; CArnelLt,Wycks, and the Twe Gebroders,
E.mbden.
Amtivem--Ano,Thenefont Denton, Poftletbwaite; Jamaica,
Sam; Kitty, Bag; Film, Anderson; John. Dunest; Mamie,
14•Kellar ; Goveroor Pieta, Ritchie; and Ctlo, Wit, at Bar-
Naas, from Clyde; Hekila. Stewart; and Scipio, Hoiden,
of Greenock, at Liverpool from Norfolk, lUrginia ; and Imo,
ivi'Lea, at Newfoundland, from Greenock.
The Fla, Harland, from London, to Honduras. was taken
lith Match, near &wallas, by two French privateers, and
brown up.
The Catherine, Ferritnan, from Honduras to London. pm into
Antigua to flop a lack, and propoicd leaving that place the middle
or latter end of April.

Captiin CHARLES Foots, R. N. is appointed to
the command of di.: FAYOUILITI 1100 p of war, at
Sheer:refs.
Captain Pic K roan is appointed to the command of
the DiSCOVIRY bomb vette!.
- - • • •

Captain GRAHAM, of the Zc,Hva Stefhip, has been
promoted to the rank of Poi( Captain.
A convoy waz appointed to fail from Tortola for
England, about the 3oth of May.
Wednefday evening the AucaLatin packet, Capt.
llsmsioso, failed from Harwich for Gottenburgh;
and the DIANA, Ossoaw, for Hulum, with the mails
of the tsth ; and between to and it at night the
Dosser packet, Capt. HAMMTON, arrived from
Gottenburgh, with the Northern maih, but no par.
(tmers. A Dutch fchuyt arrived, yeßerday at liar.
with from Katwyck, with fix pagengers, which left
that place on Tuefday evening.
The ALIN/ICI Carrie, LIR Indianians which we
Gated on Tkurfday to be on !bore, at Long Reach.
was got off at fix o'clock that morning, but not
until they had taken out all her guns. flatted all her
water, and ?moved all her heavy goods. It is
thought Ike cannot fail until after She has undergone
.arepairin the dock, that will probably colt soca
Accounts have been received from Commodore
Mono, at Barbadoes, Rating, that the ECLAIR !loop
having fent a boat, with the Mailer and t a men, to
cut a French privateer (tom tinder the batteries of
La Haves, at Guadaloupe, that (+lca was ascoas.
plaited without any loft on our title.
The Egyptienne privateer, captured by the Hip.
reittivis, in the Welt bulks, was. at the commence-
ment of the prefent war. given to the merchants of
Bourdeaux, for the purport of their fitting her nut.
She carries 3z guns, has been a frigate in the French
navy, and was called Ii Railleux.
At a Court of Meatus. held at the Fall India
Houle yefterday, the undermentioned Commanders
were (worn into the command of 'heir relpeetise
defined for Bengal dire!!, viz. Captain Pa•
ram( R•NIAGI, Lnao Kerrie Captain Tvo:4‘s
*Tat:mazy, oeeee. The Court aicisurned at fix
t: clock, till Tuaday nest, I s o'clock.
London, England, 1804-05-26

SWITZERLAND.

&M AI, MAY 2 —A fevere decree has been {sub-
tilised by the Landamman, in confequence of tht•
complaints of the Mini(ler of France. It appears that
Several confiderable tranfports of merchandize have
been introduced from Germany and Italy, configned
to French merchants in feveral places upon the bor-
ders of Switzerland. The late decree, therefore, or-
dains, that every depot for Englifh merchandize
eftabliflted by French Citizens be fuppreffed, and any
new ettablifliment of the kind fevercly prohibited.
The propetty of this kind found hereafter upon the
French frontiers, to be immediately confifcated, and
the owners fined to its utmoft value.
London, England, 1804-05-26

SHIPLAKE HILL, OXFORDSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, twitb immediate pollbffian),
Early la July next, unicts prcviuuSy dlipofed of by Private
Cootraft,
ACOMPACT and truly Defirable EItEEHOLD
ESTATE, confilling of a klatilion Hoak, Hoitbre Coach.
Hoof*, Stabling for eleven Hutto, and every other convenient
Once, together with a bowlful Lawn, PlaildreOrounds, sod
Woods, with excellent Paltuft and Arable Land. containing in
the whole about Forty Acres, lately occupied by Mrs. Panibaw.
Ilia White is delightfulty Stunted on the Oxforddhlre Hills and
confines of the Thames, and front its Eminence. Natural Beauty.
and Pieturcrque Views, is particularly defirabl, for the readence
de Gentleman's Family. Diltant from London 3, Miles, three
1113111 Henley, and four from Resding,in a very enenGve and plea-
ted Nalebbourtmod, with excellent roads. For further particulars,
sod to view the Pram/fee, apply to Mr. Andrews, at Reading.
or /dyers. Buten and *flue, K:ng's Bench Walks, Temple,
London.
London, England, 1804-07-14

tr. totivitaer raid, &cavity &tali MI be
given to Barristers. for their fess. •
Mr. SHERII)AN obferved, that as the profelred
Arica of the tax was to render the profeffion of the
law retpedable, he did not fee any realms why it
Ilsonld not be extended to all its members (at Ing4).
The lion. Member dwelt upon the great expence to
Which yoong men are already liable before they be.
some qualified to pre Lice as Attornies—mot let's he
unelaritood, inclading the original premium, the tag
of tool. upon admiffion, and the expenre of follfirt
' once during their clerkfltip, than moot. This he
1111141.111 Cd &lII* final realins why no additional es -
-penue Ilsould be impaired upon them.
After foam remarks by Mr. W. SMITH and Mr.
.stsr, an amendment WAS adopted, ma the motion ni*
the Attorney General, that Ants:vies who have not
been three years in the profeffion, &all be exempted
' from the additional tax.
Mr. Serjennt BEST obiefted to the tax of tt. on
etch *beet, &c. in law souseedingss and efts; male
converfation. a divilient took Owe.
For the chafe 43—Aga?stf it to—Majority 33.
The Clanli refpeaing inatricitiatios and certificates.
of .terees, in either of the noire:fides. the tax iwilre
fuhedult was, upon the madam of the Chancellor of
tst guheesoce, seduced from sol. 41 61. for matters,
and from tit. to 41. fur bachelors.
A great deal of etinverfation mole place on the
clank rifmaing the Probate of Wills.
It was /*Wettest to by 1)r. [Awesome@ and Mr. Vs'.
ellen' Pr that as tbech edole, iv , v., Knott, the tar would
iMetatig in a molt unequal manner. by attaching td
wrise
piaparl of term ineonfiderable amount the lame duty
as 40 proptety of a delcriptioa far mote es-
tea e

CPANCtiViII of the FICSIPQ.UItt. the AT?Oft•
sly and S•ustcrtout C, s, and other Members.
on the other hand. contended that the tax was fixed
on fair principles, and that if the objeEtions were car -
ried all the length to which' they went, they would
go to *holies altogether any tax an pro.bates. The
chafe was then agreed to without a divition. The
other claufes being gone through. the Honk rerouted.
And the Report was ordered to be received tes

morrmv.
Toe remaining nrders baying been dirty:4d of. the
Howe at half pad eleven adjourned.
London, England, 1804-03-13

P 1 AUTIC4L

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Dublin
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FALMOUTH, MARCO W.—Arrived the aPtentsmit
(loop of war from Portfmouth, to give inerseioes
to the (hips bound to the Straights. Arrived did
LEICItSTEIL packet, from Jamaica, in 54 dayeleasili
the Tow ss D packet for Lilboo.—Wind S. E.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH la.—Arrived feveral out.
ward-bound weals from the Downs. Sailed the
bomb Success, —, for Liflocsa ; and the Pootar7 11
(loop of war, with a convoy for Caere,. and Jeri,
but brought to again. The Ranger. Lustiness,
for Honduras, that was on flume, is got of, after
throwing her ballaft overboard. This afternoon
failed his Majeßy's fhip Cmaawa tr., Captain Dews.
luso, with a convoy for Goernfey. Arrived din
George, Gaassouon, frum Savannah t and Char.
lotta, from Koning(burgh, taken by the fqoadree
off Havre-de-Grace, on their attempting to go iseo
that port.—The Brecon Militia this day mamba
' into the Barracks as Potties, from Gofport.
PLYMOUTH, Ma ac ft.--Yellerday an order tams
to the Port-Admiral and to the Cullom-Houk here,
for an embargo (in addition to the embargo on sec.
trals on Thurfday lan) to be laid on all foreign and
Britlib )hips till farther orders, bound to the Nandi
of Guernfey, Jerky, Alderney, and Santa ; and aro
to any port in the kingdom of Ireland Several ref-
fels cleared out for thcfe places were lopped:and a
brig with twenty bullocks for Jeffry, was obliged to
re-land her cargo of cattle alongfide the Quay, till the
has a fpecial permillon to take dam on board again.
—An exprefs is jua arrived to Admiral Sir J. Cot.
Fors, L B. from Government, which was imam
diately pot on board the Saartowaa brig. ti pas,
Captain Owl., which failed directly.
Dims. Maitre ra.—Came down from Siseerneil.
the Two aaaaaa bomb. and kraal moan. and
failed with feveral tranfports, arc. to the Welkward.
Arrived the CoNFLICT gun.brig from a anima sad
failed again with the Bantus put-lirig aad a bomb
to the Coaß of Franee.—Wind 8. E.

Lama, Macce to.—The Lorda ComeraMonentet
the Admiralty hart appointed alternate camels fair
the Baltic and Tonoiagen to fad menially dyeing the
radon. and the ara for Toneieges wip faa ken
Leith Rnads on the 27th inn.
A rail from Fleibing arrived at Leith en ThatA
day. The Mawr Rates. that the Ornerier which
engaged the Charlotte frank came in whild he lae
there, in very bad condition that be had so meat
killed, and the fame somber wounded g anises ohs
Wier were the Captain and Fir* Mete.
The Albion, Beeman. from Leith to Peterhead
and Baelf. after difcharging the Peterhead=
was wrecked os Friday fennight under pe
battery ; the crew were fared, and awl of the NNW
goods. but confider** damaged.
London, England, 1804-01-21

SPAIN.

BIItCBIOIIA, Dac. a.—ln the different provinces
of Spain the wretchednefe of the poor is beyond ex.
preffion. in confequence of the fcarcity and dearnefs
of provitions ; and particularly of corn. The crop
has almoQ generally failed this year. In Come dir
tri,fts the inhabitants are reduced to the neceffity of
feeding on the bark of trees, and on 'vegetables not
commonly ufed as food to man. To this kourge is
added that of an epidemic difeafe, which occafions
great ravage. The number of the fick. in Come can -
tons, exceeds one half of the effeetive population ;
and In font villages, all the inhabitants, without ex-
ception, are attacked. The infufficiency of the
funds defined for the relief of the indigent renders
this fituation Rill more dillrefiing. Government hat
been obliged, not only to remit in whole provinces,
one half of the taxes, but alfo to fend them Cupplics
of money.
London, England, 1804-01-21

FOREIGN JOURNALS.

We have by a private conveyance received Frank-
fort Papers to the 7th infant, Paris Journals to the
soth, and thole of Holland to the 13th infant, all
inclufive.

In the preceding columns we have given extra
of every thing worthy of notice relating to general
politics prefented in there papers. The following
are the only Articles they bring refpeaing the late
journey of the FIRST Comsue, or the military move-
ments of the enemy.

PAI-Dt-CALAIS. JAW. 4.

Yeflerday at one in the afternoon, the CHIT► Coe.
sot. arrived in this town : he entered on foot, after
haying infpeded the Dock Yards, near the Citadel,
from which be proceeded to the port where the flo-
tilla, ready for Pima time pan, was making pet-par.
ations to fail. The pretence of the Chief btaginrate
of the Republic in a boat which had been prepared
f,,r him, accelerated the departure of this flotilla, con.
tilting of 49 fail, to which was added another of 22

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London, England, 1804-01-21

I7AL r.

Rata, Die. 17.-It is thought that France will
acquire once more that full refpeßability and influ-
ence at this Court which it formerly enjoyed : and it
teems that his Holinefs pays great regard to the
French nation, he having not only admitted M. Iso-
m), a French ecelefraflic, into the number of pre-
lates, who belong to the perfon of his Holinefs, but
alto appointed him Auditor of the Court de /a Rita.
VLISICF. Htc. 24—By letters direr% from Tri-
poli, we Lave received int:lligence, that the Ame•
titan frigate of 44 guns, and 35 men, which kept
that rot in a Rate of blockade, got aground in
chafing a Tripolitan velTcl, which fet fail in the
night, with a ♦iew to efcape the frigate's obferva-
tion. Tile crew made numberlefs efforts to get the
vcff:l again afb•:at, brit in vain ; and were conk-
quently under the painful meaty of futtendcring
themfelves prifoners of war.
It ALIAII Fanwtrti,, vie. 20,... corps of French
troops, from t 6 to t7,cco men, with a numerous train
of artillery, is "Ambled at Legnano and its envi-
row, but its dellinatiors is as yet a profound fecret.
The fottifications of LeAnann are elf* augmenting ;
and I • I new works have already been ertOed be-
fore that place.
Gs aria, I)sc. e.—lt appears that the of
franc tir: e in doubt whether •lic y should

to rcm.;r.ini

biotkasig our ports, here Low wrick! this sot:ifore

into execution with the tatmofl rigour. They hare
kited two Span& velrels which failed from this port.
one of thews bound to Barcelona, and the other to
Cadiz. The Confol of his Catholic Majelly has,
therefore, informed our merchants that no more raft
ports will he delivered out to Spanifh ,cllels, 'inlets
they fail with bdllafl.
London, England, 1804-01-21

SWITZERL4ND.

FROIS TN* Farm?: sas. DEC. ar.—ln conformity.
to the tenor of the MI of Mediation, Citizen d'Ar.
rar will. on the Ift of January, refign the port of
Landamman of Helvetia into the bands of the Fiat
Schultus of Berne, Citizen WATTIVtka; and, from
that period to the of of January tBo3, Berne Will be
the Direaorial city- of Helvetia. and in which the
enfuing Diet will actable. The foreign accreditedMi-
oilier, to the Swift Confederacy will alfo :cfide there.
Bast"- Dim. 28.—Much animofity continues (till
to prevail between the different parties, even in the
bofom of the Councils of this State. Citizen Ea-
L ACH. Member of the Great Council, fuppofing him.
Rif injured by a refolution of the Supreme Council,
applied to the French Minifter for his interference
and mediation : the Supreme Council being informed
of this ftep, iffued a decree, whereby Citizen
Ea-
LACK was prohibited, under fevere penalties, never to
apply any more. in fmilar cafes, to any foreign
power or authority.
London, England, 1804-09-22

MAILS THIS DA'
AIL DVI.

Dublin
Waterford

AIR. EOM
0
0 0

PENZANCE, Seer. 19.—Since my lalt arrived the
Norway brig Ebenezer, of and from Longfound,
Capt. WkIoTED, with timber and deals, for this Port;
alio the PROVIDSNCE cutter, from a ciuize.—Sailed
the Dozentv cutter.

Massy, SEPT. ao.—Jull arrived and remain, his
Kijefly's (hip NE Mews, Capt. Sousaviwt ; the Re-
nown Excl.! cutter, Capt. Warr', IA horn Dart.
mouth ; the (Homer Peggy, CHANT mater, and
the (loop Sufanna, Sims, both from Wales. Wind
about N. W. fine weather.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. ao.—Came in the WINDSOR
CASTLE, of 98 guns, from the Channel Fleet ; alfr
the SIRIUS, of 36 guns, and the LADY WARREN, of
;8 guns, from a cruife.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. EL—Arrived the ARDENT
cartel, from Morlaiz, and M; AAAAA cutter from a
cruize ; the Flora, —, from Havre, bound to
Ltbon, detained by the PouLITTI 11 >op of war; the
Hafnung, —, and the Indullry, SPY, from Lif-
bon, hound to Dieppe, detained by his Majefly's
fhips RATLEt and PLUTO; alfi., the Hvans floop of
war from a cruise, and failed again to the Eallward,
and the BRITANNIA cutter, wiit the brig Young Peg-
gy, of Brifol, from Guernfey, which the has recap.
tured.—Wind Northerly.
DIAL, SEPT. at.—Arrived and failed for the Ri-
ver, the AG:scouter man of war, aith about 4o fail
of vefels under convoy, from the Mediterranean.—
Sailed the Gasrt.ousin frigate, on a cruise. Came
-down from Sheernefs, the Syr flonpof war ; and the
FURY bomb.—Arrived the ME Lposim a frigate, from
Yarmouth. Wind W. N. W.

YARM ,UTN, SIPT. 2 hurl-clay P. M. paffed
through thefe Roads, under convoy, a large fleet of
merchantmen from the Baltic, and this morning fa
velal fail belonging to this port arrived. Wind N.W.
arring breeze—Sailed the &flu., gun-brig on a cruife.
One (hip of the line, one ft is rte, and one gun-brig re•
main in the Roads.—Paifed through feveral fail of
laden collier,.
London, England, 1804-01-26

DEAL. yam. If.

At two o'clock, the fignal for an enemy was ob-
ferved, in cmfequence of which the I is KOZTAL yrs, a
brig, and a cutter, immediately got under weigh, but
were obliged to bring up again. The caufe of the
fignal no doubt was an attempt made by home of
the enemy'sgun-boats to Real along (bore under cover
of their batteries.—Sailed the Lisa iligate, and
Bariciss gun brig, for Sheernefs ; and Locust. gun
brig on a cruize.—Remain the reit of his Majeity's
(hips, and the outward bound as per ha. Wind S. W.
Yefterday arrived in the Downs the Betfey cutter.
Lieutenant STREET, from off Havre, where the left
lying his Majeßy's (hips Aftuoms, MaLvov/aut. Pie-
ro, RANGSIL, and Paisctss AUGUSTA cutter.
P. S. The Wind S. S. E. with rain.—Five o'clock.
London, England, 1804-01-26

BRISTOL, JAN. 34.

Some very daring robberies have lately been com-
mitted in the vicinity of this city; and there is reason
to Wiped that a gang of villains, who pay us an an•
nual vifit, are now prowling among us. The police
is on the alert, and we entertain hopes, that they will
be fpeedily brought to Office. Two perfons have
been robbed in the courfe of the week on the Bath
road, one of whom, on making tome befitation to
deliver up his money, was fbot in the forehead by
the highwayman fo defperately, as to endanger the
lots of his fight.
London, England, 1804-03-14

DUBLIN. MARCH 3.

Yellerday morning, agreeable to orZere diretled
for that puronfe, all the regiments of the garrifon
affembled in Marlborough-flreet, where they under
went a very minute jape :lion by the Commander in
Chief.
In confequence of the above infpeetion, a ridicu-
lous and wholly unfounded rumour prevailed, that
four foldkrs were Ihot purfuant to fentence of Court
Martial for drowning a Serjeant or Corporal of one
of the regiments in g trrifon.
On Thurfday, Robert Smith, a noted offender
and utterer of forged notes, was committed to the
New Ptifon, by Alderman ;'oar 'micron, for the
uttering of feveral forgeries, purporting to be of the
Bank of Ireland, and Jona CL,tunt us BERES/)AD and
Co.a—Hi: wife was committed for the fame offence.
Lieut. ALSAL SAVISSERSOI4, of the Tyrone regiment
of militia, has been fitperfeded by his MajEsry, in
confequence of his having been returned ablent with-
out leave.
London, England, 1804-03-14

COIN LAWS.

--- - - -
Ile CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice, that
immediately after the Enter Raters, he Should mere for a Comp
Bathes to laitione an apiary as to the propriety of making foam
theratiews ia the mining Corn Law.. He Warred, that there had
beat two podding profaned from various inhabitants of Norfolk
sad Suffolk. cemplelaing et the Cora Ad, and that It had bats
for tome time the thomtles of his Majelty's Privy Cowell to (eg-
g& the propelety awaking fume &madam

CONNITTII OF SUPPLY.
Tbe Report of do Commktes of Sandy, panting the loan of
two nallbos.to Mt mewl by Isdasiraer Dills, was brought up, and
a INN ordered to ba prayand agreeably thereto.
Tbs Hoofs wet IMOFF Committee on the hith Cemenervalling
Dedis Wool tbs Report was ordered to be received tomorrow.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14.

MUCK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t
Cot fat saisq, 57 sr i—Ditioo for Apia S7}—Omdum 41!
Old 5 Pa CO= go.

HIS MAJESTY continues to walk in the Qs BIN'S
Gardens. He yefterday gave an audience to the
LORD CHANCILLOR ; and it will be lien from the
Commons' reports that the Royal Fundions are not
in any way fufpended. The following is the bulletin
of this day, as (hewn at St. James's :

" I.ecu's Palace, March 14, z 604.
" Nis 11Lryisrr recover: daily."
(Signed as before.)

We are now enabled to account for the heavy can-
nonade which was lately heard on the French email.,
It store from an attack made by Lieut. Sex re ean,l
of the &meat Mt Tee act. cutter on tutees (allot the
enemy's ?ails, which were proceeding to the Well.
ward from Dunkirk,and which were driven on (bore.
They, however, got into Graveliaes next day.
We learn alto, that a gun boat has been burnt
on Store by the boats of Sir James Ssumsetz's
fkuadron. The Hatter Iloop has captured and
Lent into the Downs a French gun-boat and two
ttanfports. The gun boat mounts a a i-pounder and
a howitzer. rows with ten oars, and had on board
twenty foldiers and tailors.

This Morning arrived a Mail from the Leeward
Iflands, brought to Falmouth, by the Du IL a Of Kiev
packet, in fiz weeks; and a Mail from Lilbon, brought
by the Panics os Was., s packet, in ten days.
London, England, 1804-03-14

HOSTILITIES WITH SPAIN.

Our Readers will fee by our Falmouth letter, that
there has been an engagement between one of our
frigates and a Spanilh floop of war. The latter has
been carried into Jamaica. We !hall not offer any
conjeSures on what this may ultimately lead to.

FRENCH JOURNALS.
We have received the French Mossitettr: to the 6th
ink. inclufive. The Paper of the 29th February con.
arms the intelligence received through the Dutch
Journals, that Pactisoau was arrefted on the 28th.
This is alma the only intelligence they contain re-
Wing the confpiracy, if we except numerous ad-
dieffes to the Flaw Consul., drawn up in the ulna'
kyle of adulation. We do not End that Flotsam,
has been brought to trial, nor is any mention made
of the weft of any other of the confpiraiors.
[pains Mogilev. the Journals are client, excepting
the anions made to him in the addreffes to Bora-
.

In the preceding columns our Readers will find
every thing worthy of notice in there Journals.
The late confpiracy to overthrow the power of the
Ftasr Cowsur., if we may cridit Some accounts cir.
ciliated with much confidence, was more extenfive
than was at firft thought. According to private ad.
♦ices, received yellerday, no lets than twenty-Seven
Officers of diftiniftion have already been arrefted,
among whom is General F►aatso, and Some others
of Superior rank and reputation. Generals Macock
WALD and MAI/INA are mentioned among the num-
ber, but whether correctly or not, we have not at
prefent the means of afeertaining.
Picnics%) is Paid to have gone to Paris on the pref.-
ling invitation of the Royalists refideuf in that city,
and Such were the accommodations provided for his
journey, and the friendly difpofition even of certain
Officers of the French Government, that he travelled
perfeAly uninterrupted between Calais and the Me-
tropolis in one of the public diligerces.
The plot, however, was defeated by one of the
eonfpirators, who gave (cme information on the Cub-
jeft to the police.

AU Tenets may clear at the Cullom Houfe, except
to any country not in amity with his Mai isry.
Yellerday the LORD MAYOR ordered the price of
Bread to be continued the time as IA week.

The payment of half pay to Sea Officers will com-
mence on Monday next, to Admirals and Captains ;
on Tuefday to Licutenauts ; and to morrow fennight
to Matters and Surgens.
The Marquis of SALIIIIVILY has given politive cir-
clets that none of the Bow drat Officers be permitted
op (lairs at St. James's PALK% in either the Guard
ur l'ickace Chamber..
London, England, 1804-03-14

4174/AS OF CEYLON.

PROM THE MADRAS GAZETTE. SEPT, %,
COLUMBO. Aueusv ',L.—Several Malays. and
Bengal and Madras Lafcars. who were taken :A
Candi, have made their efcape to our fettkments
on
the coaffs. and fay their countrymen were difarmed.
and difperfed in fmall parties through the Candian
country t and allowed fcarcely food for fubliflence
as it is fuppofed to be the intention of the Candian
Government to dellroy them without apparent vio-
lence- They report that many have already fallen
' viaims to that barbarous policy.
Papers and letters which have arrived from Ma-
dras, ,up. to the 12th of September. Rate. that the
communication had been cut off between Columbo
and our other fettlements the Candians having fur.
rounded the neighbourhood ofthat place, and obliged
the Government and all the inhabitants to retire into
the fort, which is fuffieiently thong to tea any at-
tacks from the natives.
- - -

We ate Corry to learn, that Tome of the Idler
poison the EaR and South EaR coatis have been
taken by the Candians ;—Baticolo has fallen into
their hands, where a general !laughter immediately
edited. Serious apprehentions were entertained for
Jafnapatarn. The force deftined for Ceylon, from
Bengal and Madras, was expeeed to arrive in a few
days. The licknefs Rill prevailed on the Wand :
the igth and soft are much reduced: 35 Officers,
and three or four Gentlemen in the Civil fervice,
have died fiuee laft February.
London, England, 1804-03-14

AMERICAN STATES.

HOUSE OF

'ATIVES, JAN. 6.

Mr. BMW this day propofed, that a tax of ten
dollars be inspofed upon every Slave imported into
the United States.—Agreed to.
' -

-
The Senate of the United States have determined
that the form of their proceedings. in capacity of a
Court of Impeachment. !hall be diflinft from thofe
in their ordinary capacity ► in confequance of which
a feparate Journal is kept, and ;lane adjournments
take place.
_ _
London, England, 1804-01-19

AVAICAV IP.4PERS.

Bolton papers to the aoth ult. arrived yenerday.
A letter dated Wathington, Nov. 30, lays, ,4 Yeller-
day Mr. !qua v ptefented to the Prefident of the
United States his letters of credence. as his Britannic
Majetly's Ens oy Extraordinary and Mini(ler Rein-
poteolary to the Paid States"
.ffy the Coop Sally, from St. Domingo, 'arrived at
Bairn, we learn, that the profpea of the French in
that quarter had brightened. The troops from Jac-
quemel, which was evacuated, had arrived in the city
I of Domingo, and they expelled to maintain them-
felves there. Several vefMs had arrived with provh
flans : dour was felling at eight and nine dollars ;
beef, pork, and provifions in general proportionably
cheap.
By the late4l information from Guadeloupe,
brought by the John, Vivi tao, of Bolton, it appears,
that the privateers from that Nand are very nume-
rous, and ever: day fending in prizes. Two days
before he failed, a French pnvatcer, of 16 guns, and
6o men, brought in an Englifh Guirieaman, with
:8 guns, and 45 men, which fhe had captnted after a
(mart ltion, in which the Captain Of the Guinearnatt
and feveral of his men were killed. The privateer
was much damaged.
An As is propnfed in the Legiflature of New
Jerfey, for the gradual abolition of Lavery in that
State. It provides, that every child, born of a Gave
there, on or after the t4th of July next, (ball be fie%
the male at as, and the female at at years of age.
It ill kid, that Citizen JlllOllll Bo AAAAA TR, pent up
in America, is to be appointed French Minifier to
the United States, and after being fully inverted with
the diplomatic charatter, is to. be recalled by his bro-
ther. Jt aorta will thus be enabled to return home.
under the fanaion of the law of nations, the Englifh
being rigid in their refpeEt to diplomatic characters.
London, England, 1804-09-25

That oft Wednefday the 3d of October next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders hi writing (fealed up) and treat for filch quan-
tities of IRISH BEEF and PORK, In Half-P-uneheons' Tierce',
ilnd Barrels, as Mall be equal, In the aggregate, to SIX THOU-
SAND TIERCES of the banner, and .NINE THOUSAND
TIERCES of the latter ; to be of the heft quality ; to be cured in
the milting feafon ; to he delivered into his MaJefty's Vidualling
btores at the Poet of London—me-third part thereof by the end of
January, a further one-third part thereof by the end of Febi nary,
and the remaining one-third part thereof by the end of March,
tBO5 ; and to be paid far by Bills payable with inter& ninety days
aft,r date. ,N. B. No Tender for a left quantity than Five Hun-
dred Tierces of each (peeks will be admitted.
The Conditions of the Contra& 'may be ken at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by auplyieg to Mr. Dunfterville,the Agent
for the ViCtuallii.g. at Cork; to the Colleiftor of His Majefty's
Cuftoms at Limerick, &gait, Newry, and Waterford; and to
the Poft,Malter General at Dublin, refpeetively.
No retard will k bad to aty Trathr iw which this flail sot be
inlaid La word, as &mob, or ,bat flail sot k dellorral to tie Board be-
fore Oar o'Cloth t. tbr !aid W•botflay for 3d of Whirr wet, ww Nair
the Prrfin who aeries tie rears, or Awe Pajoa ao be. &ball, dd..
klub, 5, &altar,. whew rallal for.
London, England, 1804-09-25

On the yft of October will be publillied.

'THE HEATHERY ; or, a Monograph on the
A- GENUS ERICA ; (to be continued in Number., monthly,
price 3a) Each Number containing Se coloured Figures, with
Latin and Foglia% Defcriptions, Dace-Hone, Sce. hot p relied, on
Stic wove paper at a (mall octavo lice, calculated to be an cab/.
portable, and Tom cheap reference to that diainguiffied Tribe of
Plana

TublNttdby H. C. Andrews, Author of a work of the fame de
fcription in folio, the fecond. volume of which will be crimple+ ed,
in February next and to be had of him at No. I, Kuiglitibridge.
facing the Poll Office; of J. White, Fleet•ltreet ; H. Lindfell.
Wimpole-ftreet ; H. D. Symonds, Faternuacr-row ; and all the
BookfcUers.
London, England, 1804-09-25

- .
EQifania, hirs. GLOVER,
Clara, Mel MARRIOT,
Anna, Mita FREDERICK, jofephina, MIN COX,
014 Woman, Mr. SIMMONS, Maid Servant, Mr. HARLEY.
To which will be added a Mullet! Farce, called
THE. IRISH MIMIC I
Or, BLUNDERS AT BRIGHTON.
Cyprus, Mr. MUNDEN;
Captain Clifford, Mr. CLARIMONT.
Parrots, Mr. ROCK,
(Being his fiat appearance In that Charaeter),
Colin, Mr. FAWCETT.
Miro Meleomb, Mrs. DAN,F.N?ORT,
Julia, Mrs. TAYLOR.
. . . . . .

On Friday the Cosiedy of Spied the Plough ; to which will be
added the Highland ReeL
Due notice will be given of the nal appearance of Mr. Braham
and Signora Statue, who have renewed their engagements at this
'l,lwatre.
London, England, 1804-09-25

SECOND DAY.

T'HE GRAND STATE LOTTERY having
commenced Drawing, we Wee the opportunity of informing
the Public the ni,COND DAlrs DRAWING will be on Sour•
day neat, September 39, at Coopers Hall.

The Scheme eontairla
301 E. 20,C00 3of 4. ic,ooo 3of soon
No Prize lets than 2oL and only 13 ,:oo l'iczets.

Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, ars on Cale at every
Liceded Office —Only Nine Days to Draw.
London, England, 1804-09-25

KOTZEBUE IN PARIS.

Thin day was publited, in three handfome volumes, fmall °Chan,
price 13s. N. in boards, faithfully tranflated from the German,
TRAVELS from BERLIN to PARIS, in the
Spring of the prefent year (tgo4),with Sketches of the eta-
ins State of Society, Manners, and Public Opinion, amt ith (A-
ging Anecdotes of eminent Charaaers Is the French Metropolis.
By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZhBUZ.
Author of the Straogef, Lovas' Vows, Pizarro, ilte. Sec.

_ .
M• fern Paris has bens aNy ponrtrayed by Ho&croft, Carr, and
others; but it will be univertl.lly fe:•, that the l'ortralt of In grew
and dittinguiend /Malta a Kotzebue is equally entitled to atten
Lion. Its FaCeinatlons in G.rutany have been fo great, that two
very large Editions were fold in a fortnight. The Work has, more-
over, the particular claim to notice in hneland, that it has been
written within th• prefent ytar, and at a time when reiglifhnwn
have been prevented, by political citcumftances, from undettak-
Mg a Smi.ar Performance.
Printed for RzellAßD PHILLIPS, Nn. MSC. Paul's Church-yard.
Of whom may be had, the NAIIIIA rive of Ko ratio t's Emit
Into Siberia/ in three Volunies,riCe 1114 in boards.
London, England, 1804-01-10

ISRMSH FIRE OFFICE,

grRAND AND CORNHILL,
ESTABLISHED to iidure Houk', Buildings,
Manufetorks, Goods, hfirchasdize, Ships, Veffels, and
lades,PAßMlNCSPOOK,andotherPropcttylnGrat Britain
from Lola Or Damage by Fire.
This Office has by its exertions and the ameliorations intro:Awed
Into its vegetations and guides of bulinefs by its liberal ntanage-
went, and equita:ll, and fair equalize:ion Premiums for the vs-
/WIN degrees i' ritque. rotted itfeif to the fait in rank of Fire Infu-
ranee Oflces--the belt proof to the Publiz of the loud founda-
tion of The BRITISH LIRE OFECE, and juftiftes their decided
prefere.
The Pr nceopels:tars ad for thenifelven, nixes:meted witk any find-
ftr cilabtidentent ; they originally nude their arrangements upon
the bell authorities and intormation, and their experience In their
=leave concerns; her manifefted the truth of their principka.
Anxious to render tbemfelv.'s frimmently rill'', they do not en-
deavour to procure bufinefs but upon terms of reciprocal advantage
to both inforer and infixed; they avoid all kWh' and wild
. Mentes •' make aspaisoce aud feet their Odds; and lay calculi*.
k,g -heir Kites of ',aurorae with due regard to the hazard of Fire
Writing from procefs in ManufaCiOries, thumbs of Preludes.
Smote of Goods, and other eireumltanees, endeavour to affix Nell
Stir ratio. tb .t no parfait shall pay either more or Ids than be ought.
They are happy to its e. that espeitawe and fad, and the very
area: number of Inforames granted by them on FARMING
STOCK, particularfy n their istmeed plan. ban enabled them to
seduce the Premium thereon to as. 6d. per Cent. per ibutami, in
which they have been followed by Several Offices.
This Office makes good Ids by Fife front Lightning.
Baur:rats upon any Property will be granted/ for any period
&or of a Year. Agents are appointed in molt of the principal
Gains and Town. to Great Britain, of whom Proptaah may be had,
Gratis- ROMA'. SKELTON, Sec.

This day was publithed, In Onelarge Volume Svo.
Price rya boards, or t.Ss• 6d. half-bound,
THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER; or Ge
mral lerpofitory of Hill ory, Politics, and Literature, for the
Tear te7.1.—.T0 which is prefixed, The idiltury of Knowl,dge,
Lrarulag, and Tette, in (lied Britain, during the Reign of King
jams the Second. Part I.
Complete Sets, In 22 Volumes, with a fhort Review of the Fin •
dpal Tranfaa ions of the pretent Itcizn,prchnl to the firft volume
Sir the year 178 o; or any fin-le volume may be bad 1, para:e.
Printed for G. and J. Robinroo, Patertiofler-rovr.
London, England, 1804-03-22

MS 1011 Ti.

(Stood) Ciao. i 4 Saar star i
Nors—Fort Macdowal is a poll nCop. theirk Trioam.
s°.
malice Road, Lateen miles from Candy, sad was
commanded by Captain Mame, of the tOt regl.
meat, with 3o Europeans and so Malays, ins
Denise° : mon of the Europeans were, however,
lick, and very few fit for duty this pod., together
with all others in the Candian country, was attacked
in the fame day, and had held out till the arrival u 1
the above intelligence; upon hearing which.Captaim
MADOIL retreated in the night, with only ten Euro-
peans and aiew Malays, being under the oecesterf
abandoning the lick, and arrived at Trineo
with the dreadful intelligence, ow the jd tiny.
When the attack was made on Candy, there was
fearcely a man fit for duty, owing to the great lick•
nets then prevailing. and Major Davy was obliged
to leave his lick, and a wounded Officer. Lieutenant
naunsaLsarn, of the igth. in Candy; where they
were loon afterwards murdered as they lay helpl
in their cots.

By this murder the Candians have pined upwards
of woo (land of arms, 6 brafs fix-pounders. 6 how.
itsers, 8 brat; three pounders, and a 5$ inch mortar,
and aear soo Malays, who deferted with their arms,
and a grenadier and rifle company.
The °Seers murdered of the 1 coh Feet are...Lieutmeatu
.

Nixon Byrn, Pkroelarleatlo, Blacken-ey, anal Maclaine; t nag;
Smith, /Milani Sinew Here, aml Q_Temear MaAce Browse. wit►
about as° men.