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London, England, 1804-10-17

THIAT'RE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENINGS OCTOBER tg,
will be prefeatcd the Comedy of

WILD OATS.
Rover. Mr. LEWIS.
To which will be added the Moucal EM
IL BONDOCANL

Thi. Evening—The Comedy of the Sufpieious Hatband; with
A Tale of Myftery.
On Saturday. Sbakefpeare's liiftorical Play of King Henry the
Pot.nh, Part the Phil; with the Mufical Lottxtainnient of Hart.
Tord.Brldge.

TO THE WORTHY INHABITANTS OP ST. PAUL,
SHADWELL.

LADILS and G MEN,
'PERMIT me to return you my fincere and very
grateful thanks for the honour yon have done me in chafing
sae the Ledurt rof your very rcfpcdtable Pad& The decided,
and very large majority, which appeared at the chore of the Poll
yeaerday in my favour, while It fills me with gratitude to my
Friends for their exert:es in my favour, cynics me to indulge the
italPe that this majority will foon (well into the unanimous voice of
She Paatga. I will not kaiak you by profeifions, which are often
made wish more seal than fitaccrity.-judge of me by my future
eresistl6-end let your patronage be I,* penpetelos to the fidelity
talik edit& I &Rinses the &dee of the Act be vortgkou tame
iphool Ina. 1 hen the ham (W ar tp be, wilt are
Ladies and Gentlerneu,
Your molt obedient and devoted fervent,
RICHARD POVAH.
leroard-Rot, Roffell-fcloare, OR. ty, dos.
London, England, 1804-10-17

NAUIICdL INTIELLIGE,NCE.

MAILS THIS DAY... 3111141 & S. IC
MIL DIM AIM MO'
1 o 1 Humbergit o 4
L

Debiie
Waterford

Toe ur, Ocr. 15.—After the fleet failed from Toss.
bay, Saturday, as I wrote you, the wind loon back-
ened to the Southward and Weftward, which drove
them away to leeward, as it blew hard all night...—.
Yefterday, and till night, they were ken from the
Bug• bead, working to windward, in order to re.
turn. Jolt before night his Majefly's (hip Duvets,
from Plymouth, with (totes for the fleet, arrived here.
The wind failing in the night, and the flood tide
making ftrong, they were obliged all to anchor a few
leagues off Tcignmouth, to prevent their dri►ing
further to the Eaftward. This morning the wind
breezing up to the Weflward, they all got under
weigh again, and are now returned to Torbay. But.
it is generally believed their flay will be thou, u the
wind is getting about W. N. W.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 15.-.•The Mass, of ce. Capt.
DUFF, which failed on Sunday, went for Torbay, to
join the fquadron under Adm. CoawwaLLss. Came
in a brig from the Weftward, in damage ; and the
Name, of 38 guns, Capt. WALLA', from a cruise to
the Weftward. She has experienced very bad wet_
ther in Rer late cruize. Captain Mimeo is appointed
by the Lords of the Admiralty to fueceed Captais
WALL is in the NAIAD, who has leave to go on Score
on account of ill health.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOSER O.—Arrived the Caa.
slava frigate, from a cruise off the French
Sailed the MI aaaaa cutter, with the Navigation.
Ajax, and the Reliance traorports, for Cowes and
Guernfey..—Wind W.N.W.

DIAL, Ocr. i6.—Came down from Sheernefs the
Lucius bomb, and the Crown tranfport, and re-
mains in the Downs with the Monarch, Utrecht, In-
flexible, Ardent, and the Majeflie men of wan
Champion, Ca(lor, and l'lmmortalite frigates; Ze-
phyr, Eugene, Hermes, °relies, Curlew, Dart, and
l'Efpelgle (Lops of wart Fury, Sulphur, Davao.
tion, Zebra, and Difcovery bombs ; Conftant, Batr
laic, Bloodhound, Starling, Blazer, and Condi!!
gun brigs; the armed defence (Lips; the Camel floet•
; the coppered armed tranfports ; a fleet of out-
ward•bound vac's ; the Monarch, Britannia, and
Tartar tranfports, with the 05111 Regiment on board-
from Ramfgate for Jerfey.— Wind W.
YARMOUTH, Ocr. 115.—Sailed this morning the
Mao scrxxx s and Parstmors frigates, and the Na-
sty: defence (Lip, to the Ncre ; and the Cursors and
Vtxra gun brigs, on a croize Arrived the Fula-
Tea gun brig. The BADGII excite cutter, has cap—
tured a fmuggling veal, with 440 half ankers of
fpirits. Palled through feveral fail of Colliers.
London, England, 1804-12-25

ARRIVED.

At doll, the Jemmy, Muckle, from Oporto. At Clyde, A:-
tier, Walker, from fbebee ; and the Chtiltember, —, from St.
Vincent's. At Barhadoes, Barhadocs, Smith, from Africa, bound
to Charleftoo ; Solide, Saint: and the liarrriet, Crain, from
law d
c*Ptx-

At day-light on the utth loft. the wind !trolls cid northerly,
with a heavy La, a ihip's boat, containing (caeca' peo3le, was de-
(tried by tome of the inhabitants of Staitks, near Whitby, making
towards the more, and from the courfe the was purfuing, it was
evident that the mutt foon be darned to pieces againtt the rocks,
On which the turf was beating with uncommon violence. Ani-
mated by the hope of refcuing the poor fellows from impending
deftrudtion, four refolute Illhermen, at the rifk of etch lives, ven-
tured out in a large coble, and fucceeded in condneting them into
a place of fife y, benumbed with cold, and nearly ethaulted by
fatigue. Thu people, wafting of two men cut three boys, be-
longing to the brig Jane, of Sunderland, about two o'clock that
ancreng bad failed from the latter port with coal, ; in the hurry
of taking in her tango and proceeding to fel, the after port hadheen
omitted (o be caulked in, by which means the took in a great
quantity of water, and to complete their misfortune the pumps
were choaked. 'Their utmoft exertions being infufficient to Fu-
lcra* the 'elk' from finking, the,/ were under the neteffity of
quitting her in the boat, about five o'clock, though the attempt was
attended with great rift:, from the fee running fo high, and the
gale violent. A &or: time before they lauded they raw the Jane
go down. In the confuGan and anxiety attending an almoit hope-
Ids attempt at felf.prefervation, a little hoy, who had only been
ohe voyage at Cm, and was lying Ick In Ids hammock, was unfor-
tunately left behind in the veiled. When he was firit milling, it
was propoled to return, to attempt raving hint from his dreadful
litustlow, but the propofition was overruled, as it was confider.
edimpoffible In their cahaulted Date to accotnpliCh his deliverance,
and the unitany buy was kft to his fate.

ODE ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

Hail, glorious morn ! ►all, day amid
By all the arifiime world, ;
This day bright Almy left his throne,
His banner (oft uofurrd.

Not to alarm by pomp or Rate,
The humbieft guile he took;
A ftable was his natal home,
His Led the oz's nook.

His wet-Clipper' the pooreft men,
Sheph,rds who oratch'd by night;
To them did Angels tell the tale,
Of all•revealed light!

At His approach, fee Grief and Sin,
See Perfecution fly !
" 0 Death, where, where is now thy (lin; ?
" 0 Gravel thy alftory!"

Th, Panics of PEACE has Wen that ding
From thec, all-dreaded Death !
And from the Grew iu
By yielding up his breath.
Upon the ignominious erofs,
Thr Lot° of all espied;
The g of man was what he Foust t,
hiAN'S PEACE all he defied!
London, England, 1804-12-25

ARRIVED.

At /ion, the Jemmy, Muckle, from Oporto. At Clyde, A:-
tier, Walker, from glebee ; and the Chriltember, —, from St.
Vinemn's. At Barbadoex, Barbadoes, Smith, from Africa, bound
to Charlefton Solide, Saint: and the Harrriet. Cretan, from
1-iv,*PooL

At day-light on the tsth ink the wind throng aid northerly,
with a heavy La, a iiiip's boat, containing feveral peo3le, was de-
(cried by tome of the inhabitants of Staitivi, near Whitby, making
towards the more. and from the courfe the was purfuing, it was
evident that Die mutt loon be flatbed to pieces againtt the rocks,
On which the fad was beating with uncommon violence. Ani-
mated by the hope of rekuing the poor fellows from impending
deftrodtion, four refolute Illhermtn, at the rifle of their lives, trek
toted out in a large cable, and fucceeded in condedling them into
a place of fifety, benumbed with cold, and nearly ethauthed by
fatigue. The people, conlithing of two men cut three boys, be-
longing to the brig Jane, or Sunderland, about two o'clock that
meriting bad failed from the latter port with coals ; in the hurry
of taking in her cargo and proceeding to fea, the after port hadheen
omitted fa be caulked in, by which means the took in a resit
quantity of water, and to complete their misfortune the pumps
were choked. Their utmoll erections being infufficient to pe-
rm* tbe rad from finking, the( were under the need:Sty of
quitting her in the boat, about five o'clock, thoogh the attempt was
attended with great rift, from the fa running fo high, and the
gale violent. A thou time before they landed they law the Jane
go down. In the confllGatt and anxiety attending an almoil hope-
kis attempt at felf.prefemtion, a little boy, who had only been
one voyage at tea, and was lying Ick In his hammock, was unfor-
tunately left behind in the react. When he was firth miffing, it
was propoled to return, to attempt faring hint from bit dreadful
fituatiow, but the propofition wan over-ruled, as It was confider.
edimpoffible in their exhaulted (late to accoinphth ids didircrance,
and the unhapil boy was tat to his fate.

bDE ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

Hail, glorious room ! bull, day reseed
By all the Cbrilliaa world ;
This day bright Men, left his throes,
banner foft vesfurrd.

- -
Not to alarm by pomp or Rate,
The hurnbieß guile he took;
A (table was his natal home,
His Led the oz's nook.

Hit worthippers the pooreft men,
Sheph,rds who watch'd by night;
To them did Angela tell the tale,
Of all•revealcd light!
At Hu approach, fee Chief and Sin,
See Pedal:die& fly !

" 0 Dead, where, where is how thy (lin; ?
" 0 Grew I thy 'May!"

The Panics of PEACE has teen that fling
From thee, au-dreaded Death!
And from the Grave its el.:tory,
By yielding up his breath.
Upon the ignominious erofs,
l'llf I.OID of all eapied;
The g of man WEI what he coast t,
MAN'S PLACE all he defied!
London, England, 1804-12-25

Dort, Dec. 23.—1• hat blown very hard tete
with much fnow, and the roads have been nearly im-
palcable ; the mail coach has been obliged to travel
with fix horfes —the weather now {Cern./ breaking.—
Orders have been received here to take up rranfport►
to carry 'so° men down to Portfmonth ; it is be-
lieved that an expedition is at hand. The :loops are
to come from Canterbury.
London, England, 1804-12-25

DCNtR, DEC. t;.—l• has blown very hard tcre
with much fnov, and the roads have been nearly im-
paffahlt ; the mail coach bac been obliged to travel
with fix horfes —the weather now fermi breaking.—
Orders have been received here to take up rranfport►
to carry 'so° men down to Portfmonth ; it is be-
lieved that an expedition is at hand. The :roops are
to come from Canterbury.
London, England, 1804-12-25

that article of the treaty
. concerning the match
he nurtureandeducation
iage. It is not to the
wbether•there ever was
Ru&worth or not. It
be found upon record.
blic treaties. The arti-
Rufhworth to be ftyled
as for the right augmen-
Connlic Religion.—
article is fo derogatory
an and the flatutes made
arity of the Church of
carried no fort of au-
even though it had
er under the Great Seal,
tilloriane only. Nor can
by Prince Charles, while
his father, that the ten
le children which fhould
th the Infanta, accorded
treaty. might be length-
ears, as the Prince defir-
cerrent to determine what
he right to the care and
of that marriage, had it
difpute, and 'milt been
ed from the voluntary en-
favour of a marriage :0
s well as by his father,
s right was never the fob.

wide in the treaty with
of King Charles the Firlt
Lria, whereby it was agreed
arriage Arnold he brought
teir age of thirteen, but it
made with Xing Charles
to the Crown, and not
r. King James, it is true,
line and Holland to neat
toy was not concluded till
by powers from King
ipulations for the educa-
could need no affitlance

r laid before your Majefty
elation to the books and
under our confideration
cannot think fufficient to
Msjelly as King of this
ucation of your Majelly's
life, and without the con-
-erogative, as we humbly
awn to the laws of Eng-

,umbly fubmitted to your
(Signed)

'ILO-11111T- P ILICI.

41 a. rim"

[DON.

DECEMBER 23.
RS YESTERDAY:
t Per Cent 99ii ,
Long Ann. 16 15-t6 17
Imperial Ann.. 54
Excheq. Bills, Is. IS slif.
knglilla Tickets 281.112.
Cour. for acc. 591

t a reconciliation has been
of the highefl Perfonage in
fr. PITT and Mr. ADDING-
' prolperity of the nation !

Monitrun to the 19th infant.

: chiefly occupied with de.
our of the Coronation, which
ing.
ly deferves notice, is a lettcr
:cember 2, from which we

points :
ounce from Barcelona, dated
ails refpating the capture of
lined for Poi t Mahon, and
pofitive declaration from the
be twit. lled. A mong the cap-
tranfports, having troops on
roop,, excepting the officers,
he officers were put on board
ed to be landed. The bills
:hell were returned ; but the
w•as kept. The officers were
ilb veffel.

getl with exerci(ing great feve-
merchant (hip•, and with hay-
4pture all veffels bearing the
to Malta all above ,co tons
of a lef, fiat, and to born all
on the eaflern coaft of Spain.
from Leghorn to Barcelona,
mod three, one of them from
in the neighbourhood of that

adi7 was repeeed by the Dig•

22d rf Novernbcr. On the
ranifit frigates were difpatched
of hoßilities being commenced,
e Governors of the Colonies.

be firli of thefe frigate', efcap-
e Engin; but the fecond, the
red cn the i9th, and detained
he was fent back with DOliCt
a fecond time.

,1 the Englifh alto declared, that
tr no tract to enter or come out

s do not appear to have been
te, fotrie very rich OTICS having
being examined by the Britith.
muncnced at VAientia and Bil.
r, three Englifis vac's, and at
London, England, 1804-12-22

IP3frICH, DECEMBER ze.

SHOOTING PARTY.
On Wedhefday lilt !even Officers of the North
York Reg!Meet made a party to (hoot along the banks
of the rival. Orwell; on coming to the beach it was
agreed that four fivould go to the oppofite fide, which
they accordingly did, leaving Captain Jou son, Mr.
SvtaumO, and Lieut. Mews on this. Thus fepa-
rated, they went on till Lieutenant M. taw tome birds,
which he immediately runup to fire at. The uncer-
tainty of human events, and the kind int inn
of Psomsses were never more forcibly witneffed
than by this Gentleman. Captain J. and Mr. 8. who
waited the event, had fortunately remained at fome
&lance : on firing, his gun built in two different
places, and the flock, lock, and barrel were corn-
pletely fhivered to pieces ; but we are happy to fay,
incredible as it may appear, that he was not in the
lead hurt.

The other four gentlemen, about fix o'clock in the
evening, had got into a boat with the idea of rejoin-
ing their party ; but tbi tide going quickly out, and
having got an unskilful pilot, were foon drove on a
bank, where, for a lung time, they had no other
profptEt than that of fpending the remainder of the
bight in that difmal fitucion. It was at length
deemed expedient to get out and put all bands w.
The boat was thus, with fume difficulty, got "E, but
Fortune teemed ftill to perfeepn them ; for, very
(portly after, they loft the Channel a 'icon,' time,
and were again duck fall in the mud; but being
within :So yards of the (bore, rather than put to tea;
again, they determined to wade through, which they
did fafely, and in this uncomfortable ftwation walked
home to the barracks, where they arrived at twelve
, o'clock.
London, England, 1804-10-10

VERSE?', OCTOBER 3.

A flight (hock of an .earthquake was felt here on
the z3d of Taft month, precifely at four o'clock in the
of It occafioned much uneafinefs, as we had
felt a more confiderable one about fix years ago.
The report of it Spaniflt war is very prevalent here,
and t 6 fail of privateers fitted out by this Wand, will
be ready, it is faid, in the courfe of fix days, to put
to fea. A Spanilh war, however, is not popular
here, as their chief trade is to Newfoundland, and
accullomed to put into Spanilh ports, apprehenfions
are entertained that they will be feized by the Spa-
niards, And having no idea of fuch an event taking
place, none of their vefrels are infured.
On the 26th of fait month, 47 men, rejedled by the
Medical Boat d as unfit for fervice, were turned over
from the zd battalion of the 58th regiment, to the
ifi Referee. It Wvs fuppofed that the rubbiffi of the
Englifh Referee was bad enough, but nothing ever
exhibited in the 1 irrn of a foldier, made fu wretched
an appearance as there poor men of the frith Referve :
they are literally worn out, infirm, old, and naked.
Eighteen very fine young men belonging to the 111
Referee, ,who had volunteered for general fervice,
were embarked at St. Helier's, and failed on Satur-
day fait-fur Southampton; they are to proceed to
Chatham, and ate turned over to the 3d regiment of
Buffs, who are quartered there. At the fame time
failed in the fame vefrel, under the command of an
officer, about twenty
,Serjeants and Corporals.of the
83d regiment; they are gone to the depot at Cha-
tham, to receive men for the ad battalion.
A Board of Field Officers and Surgeons of the 58th
and 3111 regiments, of which Brigadier Glen. Joao-
-11911 is Prefident, fat on Monday lad, and are to con-
tinue till they have examined what mea of the abnee
regiments [hall be rejeded, and who have hum. con-
Rant ill health, or other caufes; not been &alive duty
men. , . •
This day a Board fits tt Grouville, of which 136-
gadier General Jon sson is Prefident, to examine the
men of the.fame defcription of the 83d regiment.
On Sunday a melancholy accident happened: a
young lad, a foldier in the 58th, Itretching his hand
luddcnly to feize a bucket of water that was jolt
wound up to the top of the draw well in the Barrack-
, yard, fell in, and the well being above too feet deep,,
he was chilled to pieces: he was taken up a miferable
objet, and lingered in great agonies for three quar.
tees nt an hour, when he expired.
A Serjeant of the tft Referee was drowned yet.-
; terday evening as be was bathing in Grouville Bay.
All the ulual methods to retiore life were tried in
vain ; he was not 15 minutes in the water.

LINES
London, England, 1804-10-10

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER go.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
Confab, stizoey 3".—for —3tnulam 6f raw
Ezebeq. Bills, dIL
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock Rut I Short Ann. But
3 per Celt. Red Ann But India Bonds. to a 24 dlf.
3 per Celt. Cant 57 561 57 Imp. Ann.
4 per Cent. Rut Ezcheq Bill., *1 a se. (lit
5 per Cent. Navy 89iti Omnium 6i ran.
per Cent. 1797, But Eagliß Tickets, 1.11.
Long Ann. Rut Confola for see. 571

Our letters from Gibraltar, brought by the Lifbon
Mail of yelterday, do not come down later than the
6th ult. They are filept rcfpedting the malignant
fever mentioned in the letters of the I 7th and 2111 of
September, from the fame place, publifhed in our
Paper of Monday laft. From this circumflance we
infer that the difeafe began to manifca Kell between
the 6th and 17th.

• We have the French Papers to the 3oth tlt. and
Dutch Papers to the 4th initant. Their contents are
not very interefling. Bo?: AAAAAA was to leave Mentz
oo the x7th, and proceed diredly to the coak. his
poffible, therefore, that he may have wiLnefftd the
late experiment to &Amy his flotilla, and, if fo, he
cannot feel quite eafy on the bufinefs ; for, confider-
ing it merely in the light of an experiment, enough
was effeded to hold nut a reafonable hope, that when
the real attempt (hall he made on a proper fcale.
much may be expeded from it.

This morning arrived a Mail from New York and
Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the PIINCISS
AMELu• packet.
It is by no means generally known, but the fad is,
that hollilities were fro near taking place in July lA,
between America and Spain, that Mr. Pi . , the
American Mini(ler at Madrid, was laid to have made
preparations to take leave of the :ipaniih Court, when
the Palace of Pact prevailed on him to Ray and
await an anfwer to a propolition to the American
Government, which wa► then difpatched by a packet
to Baltimore. The caufe of this menaced rupture,
and which, in.leed, i► not yet done away, was the
demand which America made of the Floridas, ne-
ther with fume millions of dollars, for American pro-
perty taken by the French, and condernn:d in Spanifh
ports, during ,he late war, as well as vac's taken
and condemned on the malt of South America for
trading the boundary I•rnit:d ity Sraka,
London, England, 1804-10-10

PRIVATE LETTER, PARTS. SEPT. ON

- -----
According, to letters from Naples, the French
troops under General Sy. Cyr, in that kingdom,
amounted to 25,000 men.
Immediately after the report of the Governor of
the Ifle de France, General Dime Is, concerning
Lirsoss's conduft in his engagement with the Eng-
lifh China fleet, had been laid before BON AP UTE. at
Aix-1.-Chapelle, and he had given his pertnifli,bn for
its infertion in the Moniteur, he ordered the Minifter
of the Marine Department, Decals, to write to Gen.
DhCAEN, not only to fufpend and deprive Limos of
his command, but to arreft him, and fend him home
a prifoner with the firft firfe opportunity. An Ame-
rican (hip is faid to have been already hired to carry
out there orders; and, as Coon as Limnos arrives in
France, he is to be tried by a Naval Military Corn-
minion. Of his fate, little doubt remains, particu-
larly as the flop, which carried to France Dscastr's
difpatches, brought one hundred thoufand dollars
belonging to Limo's, which have been borrowed by
the Imperial Treafury. Losois's own report is to
ferve as evidence againft him, and is, therefore, not
publifhed ; but it is faid to contain Imre complaints
againft the Bativian Admiral HARTZINK, for not
co-operating with him, and agaiuft the Dutch Go-
vernors of the Cape of Good Hope, and Batavia.
Confiderable repairs have been made caring the
fummer at Verlaine*, and the water machine at Marli
has been re-ellabliflied. The Grand and Petit Tria-
non have been, with the Cattle of Verfailles, entirely
new decanted and furnifhed. All the former ftatues
in the park have been replaced, and new ones brought
from Italy added. The former extenfive barracks
have been new painted and repaired ; two new ones
are building. From thefe circumftances it is Cup-
poled that Bn intends to fix his refidence,
for a part of the year, in future, at this beautiful pa-
lace of the Bouesmos. The tape= paid for repairs
there, in !even months, amounted to ten millions of
livres, one hundred and twenty thoufand pounds, and
they are far from being finifhed. The inhabitants of
Verfailles, on account of their ingratitude towards
the Bor./Inas, defervedly ruined by the Revolution,
have prefented a petition to Madame BOMAPAILTE,iIII•
ploring her influence with her hillband, to base the
new Imperial Court fixed in their town, which is
thought to have produced the defiled effeft.
London, England, 1804-10-19

Rona, PAMILr.

WITMOUTH, OCTOBEIL ty.—Tha Royal Family
and their party eame.on Ihore yefli. -day afternoon,
from their aquatic ercurfion, about half pall five
o'clock, and in the evening the Royal Family had a
Cele& party at thee Loqte.
Early this murninghis Mayitsvainfisetletl the troops
previous to their marching to Binnicomb Downs, for
the purpofe of being brigaded with the Flying Artil-
lery; and afterwards, accompanied by Mr. PITT and
feveral attendants, proceeded to the Downs, and in-
rpeeled the brigade, which went through all the ma
mimes with fuels exathiers, that his MAJISTT was
pleated to return his thanks to Captain Ms& EDITH 4
and defired Mr. PITT to ezprers his approbation to the
Mailer General of the Ordnance, tor. the excellent
(late of the Flying Artillery. After inrpegling the bri-
gade, he took a ride on the Dorchefier road, accom-
panied by the Princefres ELIZABETH and Astarte.
London, England, 1804-10-19

Br/Br, OCTOBER 17.

Our Pair, not withftanding the difadvantage of
the times, and feveral untoward local circumftances
that operated again(' it, was laft week well attended.
The Plays and Balls had their lime of rapport ; but
the Mufi Cal Feitival by no 'means met with the en-
conragtment it deterved, although the abilities of the
feveral performers, particularly the female vocal
ones, Mill Paa :e and Mifs COR ny, are highly fpoken
of ; and received, as they merited, the moft unbounded
applitifc.
The Alterably Room, which is fitted up in a (Lyle
of tafie and eleance not inferior to any in this coun-
try, made on Friday night a moft brilliant appear.
ante,and was nearly filled with company, srpwards
of 315 being prefent, which Was within twenty of the
number on the fame evinint laft year, one of the I
fulleft nights ever remembered; Among thofe of
rank and tafhion were obrerved—
The Duebefs of Grafton and three daughters, Marquis Corn-
wallis, Earl and Countefa of Brlitol, Lord and Lady Lou
mifa
Broom, Lord and Lady Hinchingbrobe Lard and Lady Celtic
Dowager Lady Templetown and hey daughter, the Hem-
Mlfs Upton, Lord and Lady Roes, Lord Wald. ran, Lord John
Fitzroy, Lady Mary Penton", Lady Charlotte Guold, Sir Thomas
and Lady Cullum, Sir Gilbert and Lady Attlee'', Sir William and
Lady Rowk-y, Lady Blake. the two Lady Gages, Sir Chutes Ban-
bury, the Dean of Worerfter mad Mils Onflow, Mr. and the lion.
Mrs. Singleton, Mr. and Mrs. Gooch, Mr. andJerningham,
Mr. and Mrs. Hush Smythe, Mr. and MM. Adton, Mr. How-
ard, &e. &e.
The Earl of BRISTOL was fo highly gratified with
the elegant fimplicity of the New Affembly and Sup-
per Rooms, and with their conveniencies and accom-
modations, that he has, with great liberality, given
up the (bare he had in them as a proprietor, and or-
dered his fubfcription of 3441. to be paid to the fund
for furni(hing and fitting them up.
Mifs Patti, with Mr. Nosxr; and Mr. Sams, very
kindly volunteered their Cervices for the benefit of the
charity fiber'', at Sr. James's Church, on Sunday
morning; and Mils Cot iv followed their example at
St. Mary's, in the afternoon, which cunfiderably
aided the collettion.
London, England, 1804-10-19

BRIGHTON, OCTOBER 17.

The Paisca's harriers to-day threw off near Put
chain Windmill, to a very fafhionAble field of fportf
Thens The diverfion proved extremely good, though
not altogether fo fevere as on Monday tail Among
'the, lafi falhionable Arrivals at this place are—,
Sir Henry and Lady Martin, Mars. Hilton and Ainffle,fira
Douglas, Mars. Flanders and Andrei.. Mils Sweetield,
Ann Lloyd, Mils A. Wftite, Meffrs. John'Allen, W • Haddam, and
C. Robinfon, Mr. and Mrs. Treversi Mr. and Mrs. deLouther.
boor& Meffrs. H. Loosbnd, and Dudding, Mu. Weftern, Mr.
W. ftuelifdale, Mr. and Mrs. Hibbert, Mr. Dalton, Mrs. Rees,
Mr. How. Mr. and Mrs. L. Henley. Mrs. Bathle the Mop of
St. Afsph. Mrs. Horfdey, Mr. and Mrs. Beldame, Mr. j.
Mrs. Tutor., Mr. Monntford, Mr. and Mr. W. Tamlin, Count
Brag, Mareklonefe of Devnftnre, Mrs.
Higgy_ismr• and Mrs. Hemmings. Mr. and Mrs. Green. Mr and
Mn.V.9n4w, Mr. and Mr.. Millen, Mils Durk* ord., &c.
London, England, 1804-10-19

EDINBURGH, OCTOBER 13.

---
The different volunteer corps belonging to this
city have, within thefe few days, been infpeaed by
Brigadier-General GRAHAM and Lieutenant-Colonel
C LLLLL DAR, who have expreffed themfelves much
pleafed with their appearance and difcipline. The
tR
Regt. of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, commanded
by the Lord Advocate, were infpcifted yellerday at
Bruntsfidd Links ; and, notwithßanding the abfence
of many gentlemen at this period of the year, they
muftered, including officers, &c. upwards of boo.
A correfpondent in Perth has favoared,us with the
following interelling particulars 1--" Colonel SPAITU
of the Royal Artillery, and Mr. Commiffary
Ruati-
soN, of the fame corps, have heen here for Tome days
on their return, we •nderfland, from a tour to the
North, for the purpofe of infpeflin, the defences be-
tween the Frith of Forth and Aberdeen. We
has- the pleafure to learn, that the recut' of the Co-
lonel's obfervations as to the Rate of the country, and
praCticability of military pofitions. &c. is loch as
will coon ibine moR effentially to the fecurity of that
part of the ifland. In the cootie of his tour the Co-
lonel infpeeted the batteries at Arbroath, Mont-role,
and Aberdeen. Colonel SMITH and Mr. Rositisoir
arrived at Perth on Monday, and on 'Fuelday the
Colonel had an opportunity of feting the Perth bat-
talion of infantry, commanded by Colonel MAR-
SMALL ; after which he proceeded to the infpcition
of the Royal Perth Artillery, under the counna:.nd
of Captain 'lousier. This corps went through a va-
riety of manceuvres and evolutions, of which Co-
lonel SMITH was pleated to etre& his highcft ap-
probation- While the corps were yet on the ground,
Major Banwm, and the other Officers of the Royal
Mid-Lothian Artillery, arrived in one of Colonel
Cam rosi's inachines,having come from Edinburgh
for the purpofe of paying their refpreas to Colonel
SMITH. They were accompanied by Captain Ross,
and another officer of the Royal Q2eensterry Batter-
ing Corps, and were faluted as they paired by the
Royal Perth Artillery, drawn up in open order.
The whole party, along with a number of gentlemen
in the town and neighbourhood, were elegantly en-
tertained at the George inn, by the gentlemen of
the Royal Perth Artillery. On Thuriday Colonel
SMITH and Major Btowx's party lei out for Ldin.
burgh. On their leaving the town they were ho-
noured with a salute of 17 guns from the Royal
Perth Artillery, drawn up on the South loch. In
pafGng at Q2censicery they weir alto falutecl by the
batteries at the North Ferry, and on t"e Wand of
Garvie, oa each of which a tfag was shipl.iyed."
London, England, 1804-09-03

PASSING:AS By Tut UNION.

lieutenant• Col. Mac !mire, and Captain Watkins. Bengt!
Artillery. Captain Powers, late of the Triton. M.iTrs.
Cltland, and Wllllamfen, Bengal Infantry. Mrs. MMUlan ;
Mrs Pickiest, died on the paffsge ; J. and W. Barran. Robert
R&Da .ns, J. W. Richards, James Wheatley, andG. W. Warwick.
PAUSkhGBRS ON BOARD THA WINDHAM, CAPTAIN

GRAHAM.

FROM CALCOTTA.—Capt.IIII John Ainille, Mr. John Smith,
Mira I lin Maemprine.
FROM FORT ST. Gana cot.—Milt. Catharine Bitumen. Juliet
Wilfnn, Mary Ann Jane Gordon. Captain Csfar Hawkins, his
Majelty's Bth Regiment of Dragoons ; Thomas W. Ottley, his
Majefiy's t9th Regiment of Infantry ; James Donn, Native Ca-
valry..-Lieutenant John Smith, lus Majcity's 33d Rent of
Infantry.—Cornet James Jones, his Majefty's and Regiment of
Drageoas,-.Mifs Fanny Gordon. Charlotte Gordon. Maty Ann
Wolfe tot*, Marian Goldfworthy, Mary Ann Montgomery, Jane
Difney, Anne Gliney. Eliza Ann Maid:man, Elko Reid.--Maiter
Wilßant Colin Gordon. Allan Drummond Gordon, Arthur Mae-
uley, Bernard Macuzahon, John Pritchard. and Thomas Gordon.
Several difcharged Sailors and Soldiers, and the
following French Prifoners of War :
Captain Plena Pullet, and Madam Barba, Mot:Meld' nib-
' cub, Folleville, and L Pelktler.
PazillzGang ON MMUS THI CALCUTTA, CAPTAIN
FIAXWIILL.

Fame Be .—Mr,. Harriet Mitchell, Captain John Re-
gen, late of the Admiral Aplin,Captain Lorena° Moore, his Ma-
jetty's 34th Regiment of Foot, Mr. Robert Scott, Thomas Phil.
pot, John Oilebrift and William Tomball, removed to the Sir
James Pulteney, Francis Murt, came on board at tea from the
Hugh Inglis, Benjamin Aplin, late of the Admiral Aplin, Charles
DiatoP. dfrie—miira Anna and Fliza Mitehell--Maftres W. and
Fidriie, C. sad P. Malcolm, George 'llaompfon, 0 B. HalL
MM. L. and E. Gikhrift, removed to the Sir James Puitcoey.
London, England, 1804-09-03

PISIIINGERE PER THE CITY OF LONDON.

Pima' BR oom...—Ceurral and Mn. St. Ledger, and two chit-
eren, Colonel and Mrs. Pringle, ditto, Captain and Mrs. Wyatt,
ditto, Captain Cummings, 6th Regiment of Cavalry, Lieutenant
Latter, ad Regiment of Cavalry, Lieutenant Gragory. his Ma-
i fly's 17th Light Dragoons, Mrs James Smith, Surgeon tft Re.
' liment of Naive Cavalry; Mrs. Frances, and two children, Mira
Vareunen, the two Mik Armftrongs, and Mifs Ellis.
London, England, 1804-09-03

.

' •

BRIGHTON, AVM 31. ,

•
•
This morning his Royal .Highntfs rode old- tit
horfcba c k, and afterwards drove out in his barouehtl
and fix, himfelf on the box, and Mrs. For aaaaa EST,
and fome other ladies in the ca►riage. To morrow;
his Royal Highnefs dines with Sir EDMUND NAGLN •
and a convivial party, at Adur Lodge, near Shore; -
ham, where Sir EDMUND is prepared to entertain his
Royal Highuefs in the true fiyle of Hibernian horpi-
talky.

~;

.e

This morning the fecund divifion of the Sore: mi-
litia marched tor Eaft Bourne, and nearly .at the
fame time the firft divifion of the South Gloncefler
marched in here. The refpedable inhabitants of the
town have prepared an addrefs to his Grace tbs..
Duke of •Richmond, expreffive of their thanks and ~
approbation for the arid difcipline and orderly cow t
dud uniformly maintained by the loyal and gallamt
regiment under his command, during the period s.
nearly two years they have been quartered here. The
4th regiment of horfe had a field day on Newmarket •
Hill, and went through their evolutiousia a molt ma/.
icily Qyle.
London, England, 1804-09-03

LONDON.

On Thurfday next, September 6th, will be publifhed, in one large
and elegant Vt.tunic, quarto, embellilbed with Fifty-four Cop-
per-platcs, Thirty-one of which are beautifully coloured, pries
I•bree Guineas in boards,
MODERN LONDON; being the HISTORY
and PRESEN r STA FE of the BRITISH MRTROPO-
I.IS drawn up from the moil authentic Materials, and
ilhillrated with a feria of highlpfindhed engravings, on a plan
entirely new.
It has been t►e inter.tion of the Editors on the prefcnt work to
exhibit I.noldra at it and to finial Englifbmen and Foreigners
wits a fyfternric, recrolcte, and elegant.performanee worthy of
being received u a faithful portrait of the greaten city in the
world. - _ .

PrixTied tot RICHARD Pun u p.,No. t,bt.Paurs Church-yard ;

and to be ha 4 of an ioc,kfellers.

Of whore may alto br haJ, price ya. hound in red, the PICTVIE
of Lor4aom for 1804, with Maps and Prints.
London, England, 1804-10-26

1,1 Tlltil.

hisocicsis
Monday - Nov. is Tiv.44ny
Aity.day '9 Wednekby
hlumlay . - 26 Ts. Way

At ri.4 7111,4.
1) Friiav

Tl:urrday

. It
. - 17

We are happy 1., learn, that the long prornifed
projeft of Mr. AsTLEY, len.nr, in the management
of the Horfe, rendering it calm on the road, in liar-
nefs, &c. will make its appearance in a few days.—
We conceive that Inch a whrk mull prove highly
acceptable to the public in general.
COVENT GARDEN.—The new play of 7 le Blind
Bargain was repeated 'all night to a crowded audience,
and again receives' with the greatell applaufe. The
performers who appear in it are fa excellent in their
refpeeive departments, and exert their powers with
filch heal, that the piece mull he very dull indeed which
they could not tender in louse degree entertaining.
THPATRI, DRUKY-LANE.-1.411 night. ACT the
litife of Two liefiaarb, in which Mrs. Pnws cc ap.
peared, for the Sri' time this feafon, to great advan-
tage, in the Co well. and was warmly greeted rm her
recovery frems a levere illnefa, the farce of the Liar
was performed, in which Mr. Eccisroir was more
titan ufually fuccefsful in rotor: Wilding.—He was
loudly applauded throughout.
Wednetday night a German, a dilciple of Mrs.
JOH•NSA SOUTHCOTE, was taken up by the Parilh
Officers, being an unlicenled Preacher, in a Chapel
near Mile end Town, charged with broacii:ng abo-
minable d ,trine, and• giving to his converts Pealed
letters, which they were not to open on any accnurt,
Irtt daninatiod fhould he their ration, but we re told
that vs hik they kept thole teals by them they would
be in•nlnerahle; that Mrs. S.•UTHCOTS is to make
the tour of the world in three years, which would be
converted to her faith ; that there (hall be no Ban's.;
that the Army any Navy will have no effel to oppnle
the landing of the French, but that himlclf, and fix
ocher Merlons with the teals, were able to annihilate
them in a moment, and fuch incoherent Ruff. He was
takeu to the Office in his canonicals, and was, accord.
ing to law, ennviticci its the penalty of aol. and le-
verely adnymithed.
On Sunday a fire broke ant at Mitchener's Rabies,
Mat gate, occafioned. as is luppoled, by one of the
helpers falling afleep, and leaving Lis candle burning,
which communicated to the litter, and rapidly !k-
V:Wed to the upper part of the building ; the fire
engines were foon on the fpot, sad by the exertions
of a few fnldiers belonninn to the Radnorfh;re Mi.
litia, aides. by the inhabitarts, and a plentiful Inaptly
of reil water, and these being little or no wind, the
Hants were prevented from communicating to the
&dilated's% liable and loft, which contained f I
loads (4-Inofe Straw. The buries wets with smash
difficulty fare:.
London, England, 1804-10-26

TO BE COLD BY AUCTION,

At Kingfbridge, Devon, on the zeth of November, unkfs pro.
vioufly difpofed of by Private ContrAel,
- - - -

THE LEASE (of 7 Years) of a remarkably beau-
tiful COTTAGE, caled the Moult, ready furnifled, with
double Coach-houfe and Stabling, fawn Shrubbery, and Gardens
in complete order, diftaoce about 6 miles from Kingfbridge, and
so miles to the Ealtvrird of Plymouth; imnwdiatepollkflion may
be had, if required.
For particulars apply to Mr. James Denew, at his Audtion
Room, No 30, Charlm-ftreet, lierklerfquare; of Mr. France.
Uphollterer, No 3t, PaII-mall, London, and of Mr. Thomas
Wyfe Ringfbridgc.
London, England, 1804-09-04

itorda jr,ollLr

WEYMOUTH, SEPT. 2.--Yellerday, the welt' et,
being remarkably one, the ROYAL FAMILY had an
uncommon pleafant cruize.
His MayErrr, foon after his return to (hors, in-
fpeled the Piquet Guard, attended by the Dukes of
CumasaLaao and Camila 'nos, and the Officers of
the Staffordthire Militia. After which. his MAJESTY
returned to the Lodge, and after taking tca with the
Family, they honoured the theatre with their pre-
tence. They went in four carriages, with their at-
tendants of (late. .* and, betides them, they were at-
tended by the Earl Of UXBRIDGS, Lord PAULST,
Generals GARTH, CARTWRIGHT, FITZROY, and MAII•
BING H•li. Early this morning his MAJESTY bathed
in the warm bath. The Duke of Cassztons and
Princefs Maly, bathed in the fea.

' This morning the Rnvat. FAMILY attended divine
fervice at the church, which was extremely crowded.
The fermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Oot.s,
from the 55th Pfalm, and 6th verfe: " And I Paid,
0 that Thad wings like a dove, for then I would
fly, and be at refl." His MAJHTY rode on Lorre.
back to church.
London, England, 1804-12-13

H. COMM V. C. SMITH.

Mr. Gaitanw, for the Plaintiff, need, his client
was an Attorney, and that this atlion was brought
for hufinels done by order of the Defendant, in a
caufe of Douglas v. Cranky.
Mr. John Keurick depufed pnfitively to the order
from the Defendant to the Plaintiff, for the condo&
of the brit. On his crofs-examination, however, by
Mr. Grass, he would not (wear that he had not laid
at the Bricklayer's Arms, the Defendant had nothing
to do with it. but he Paid he trafled be had given a
complete anfwer.
Mr. Grass.—" The quellion it not now, Sir,
what you trig?, but how far you are to be ortified."
James Bartow alto depofed, with equal confi-
dence, to the empl•yment of Chefier, the Plaintiff,
by Smith, the Defendant.
Mr. Grass, in anfwer to this cafe, produced a
written document, fired by the Plaintiff, from the
terms of which he inferred it was impoffible the
Plaintiff could as in the fituation he pretended. L-
- paper was an acknowledgment of the receipt of
a bill of exchange from the Defendant, on certain
condition*, which were inconliflent with the charac-
ter the Plaintiff affumed, as his Attorney in the
eaufe.—Verdia for the Defendant.
London, England, 1804-12-13

VAIRAW V. SCAIFE.

An Atlion bywaPOlificf:n, againß the Defendant.
the Captain of a flup, for money paid, laid out, and
expended by the Plaintiff for the Defendant at hi •
requell—money lent him, and for board and lodging
at the Plaintiff's boufe.
Mr. Gaaaow Paid, the Plaintiff's demand amount-
ed to upwards of 701. but he would afk a verdiA only
for 541. tiecaufe to that amount, the Defendant had
acknowledged the demand.
This was proved by two witnaffes ; the one JAn.
Todd, taylnr to the Defendant; the other Hannah
Turner, the Plaintiff's fersant, who (wore that the
Defendant had admitted the charge of the Plaintiff
wo kat up to the time of his accident, which accident
was that of the Defendant having (hot hinifelf in the
head, but of which he was now recovered.
Mr. Easeful obferved, that his client, the Defen-
dant, Teemed to have enerjbat hicaelf—Verdia for
the Plaintiff—Damages 541. tbs.
London, England, 1804-12-13

MATRIMONY.

This Evening—Douglas ; Norval, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS,
(being 64 feeond appearance un this Stage); wit► Of Age To-
Inarroor.

The third appearance of the YOUNG ROSCIUS, at this
'Theatre, will be on Satortiry neat.

A New Comedy, in Five Ads, will be produced in the mirk
of a few days.
London, England, 1804-12-13

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENDIG:LEEEViiR 14,
will be performed (for the fifth time) a New Comic Opera,
is One Alas, called
THIRTY THOUSAND s
Or, WHO'S THE RICHEST
With New Scram Me as. and Decorations. _

Then* entirely new, carnpofed by Me as. Brabant, Recn,
nod Danl. The Meader' by
Mr. MURRAY, Mr. BLAINICHARD.

Mr. INC LI. DON, Mr. BRA HAM,
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY,
Mr. MU NDLN Mr. ROCK.
Mn. DIBDIN, Stsaan STORACE,
Mils DAVIES, Mrs. MATTOCKS.
To which will be added the Farce of
RAISING THE WIND.
Jeremy Didier, Mr. LEWIS.
1111 drum, Mr. BLANCHARD.
Fainwou'd, Mr. SIMMONS.
Barn, Mr. EMERY.
Lomeli& Durable, Mrs. DAVENPORT.
Pew, Mrs. BEVERLEY.
Thls Evennir—Thirty Modeled ; or. Who's the Richelt wish
Ilse Miler.
A New Mao-Dramatic Pantendate will lima be proUeed.
London, England, 1804-07-05

PRIVATE LEITER, PARIS. JUNI is.

Raffia continues to infitk upon the evacuation of
Hanover, Italy, &c. Thefr are fo many falls Reps
which only terve to eaablith a war of words, that
produce delay, and export fo powerful a Conn to the
chance of lofing that confideration the enjoys at pre-
fent, and of experiencing perhaps a reasaion at the
moment which may be lean favourable to her. We
are fore here that Prufla will back the game of
France, and enable her at lean to gain time. I re-
peat that all there half meafures will not ward off a
continental war when it faits the French G.vern.
ment, to whom they afford the advantage of losing
the moment tt may judge molt favourable for de•
elating it.
•• Ills Government is making difpnfitioro to main.
tain it'elf in Hanover. If the Court of RA' ball
any plan, fhe ought to snake hale, and turn the
Court of Berlin, which entertain. the defign para•
lyfing every effort that may be made again* Franco;
from whom it has received too advamageont offer*
so make it change its fyftem.
The Mother of the two PoLicirics lately tried
at PA IF, was the moo accomplithed and beautiful
woman in France. The lase (becii beard to
(ti, I know n• 1 how it happens, out w•to all the rell
of the world I led that I am a Queen. hot wi•h M..
dame de POL IG SAC "3earfarrparht Raw je *lea
yar sr-i--orne."—l am no longer (been ; I am self
inyklf."

P4RLI4MENT.4IIr PROLEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JULY.

The BIM on the Table were forwarded.
The Report of the Committee of Precedents to which the Peti-
tions wen* Mr. Jake ion were yefterday remitted, wan receiv-
ed, declaring that the Petitions laboured under a fundamental in-
icemality, and Mall not be entertained by the Hoare
The Marquis of A BERCORN thersapoe applied for and ob-
tained leave to withdraw the fame.
The Agates In the Writ of Error Castle, Old v. jackfon, being
called to the Bar, and godtiooed os the part of their Lortlibips,
the H. ciressaftanced se the este then flood, ordered thejedr
meet ache Court below to be dinned, with yol. cods.
Evidence was beard in Mr. Llngbam's Divorce Bill, fair the ra-
pids of previa( Mrs. Liagisara's place of reildence. Not being
able, however, to snake out their *bled, another witnefs was or-
dered to attend eas the lime point to-toorrow.—Adjoomoi
London, England, 1804-05-08

7

GLOUCESTERSHIRE SOCIETY IN LONDON.
ITtWA ROL
The Richt Hon. THOMAS MORTON,
Sir H. C. LIPPINCOTT, Bart.
rrHE Committee of the Gloucellerthire Society do
hereby give notice, that the Anniverfary Dinner of this bt-
evoknt Inflitution willive held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,
In the Strand, on Wedneftlay the 9th May, 1804, when the feveral
Governort and Members, and of any other Gentlemen of the
County, or conflated therewith, wining well to the hatitutioo,
are sarneftly requetted.--Dionerpreciftiy at Five o'Clock.
Gentlemen dehrous of enrolling their names on the Records of
this Society. are requefted to initiate to the Secretary ou or before
die day el the diner.
GORE, Secretary. Crown and Anchor Tavern.
London, England, 1804-07-02

LONDON.

• MONDAY. JUL! 9.
Wei OT STOCKS THIS DAT AT OW OT.LOCIte
CesiL Oer pep 991-.ll4irod 591,-Ormirs 41 pros.
PAWS OiITO42GS 014 lATUDDAT.
3 per Ceme. Rol 99L: Sberl Ann. 3 1-4
3 per CCese. Aa. Islle issek.
4 rer Cast 714 73 *Pkg. Ddle, 16 164 g
per Ome.llasp Drat lericriel Alm 91 7-61
1 Pie O .196,974 eee.lMT;
LANs A. 16 9-16 9 Ile fer
Dosum. jwis s9ArDeir. Deb. per Ceut. 671.
Xmlense—Diles on Lomita est 73.

No snails nor foreign journals !save arrived fines
oar laft : but sway wooers lave bees circulated of
the enemy being about to attempt the threatened is:
vafitm. IA fait, the preparations of Ilooaraava have
never relaxed in the fmallell degree. but the public
attention has been in Come maahre diverted to other]
objetts, of which the principal have been the late
alchemical procefs of Emperor-making, and the
*toggles for power among our own political parties.
Of coerce the preparations of the enemy are much
advanced, and we may certainly cape/4 if invafion
is to be attempted at all, that the period cannot now
be very dittant.
Without attempting to enumerate the various rn
moors which have been circulated, and which we
have not been able to trace to any authentic Coerce,
we Poll here fubjoin fuch Raterisents as have reached
es refpwßing the enemy's force and Rite of prepara-
tion as may be confolered authentic t
The Trench fleet in the Outer hatbour of Brett,
apparently ready for yea, comptifed, on Monday la R,
twenty-two fail of the line. and tea frigates, with fe.
octal tranfports.
Letters from Holland Rate that the encampment
in the neighbourhood ot Beverstryk had brown nia;
for the purpofe of embarkation. and that all tit
forces in North Holland were inuring towards the
Helder for the like purpofe. The crews of all the
French privateers are imprefed immediately on their
return to port. and fent to man the national marine:
So general and Cu urgent isthe order on this fubjee:
that the famous privateer. the Blonde, which made
greater devaßation in our commerce than any other
of the enemy's cr,riArrs, has been liripped of all her
bands t and we learn that fbe is laid up in PAlrAge,
sear Bayonne. There are fosse other privateers, ft.
milady circuturtancetl. at this lattet port, and from
thence 10 BOtadealll. upwards of twenty.
The following letter reached is this morniag
• sarrlsH Oil WIEN% JUNK 30. 1804.
" Nething new has tranfpired Race my lift, only
that we arc given to untleriland eat the enemy arc
certainly ready, And mean to ohmic writ grand at.
tempt in the conrie of tht next month• wmittl
past Jar daey have got Wend all the force they