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London, England, 1804-04-25

WEDNESDAY. APRIL z 5.

ST.MAIRPRINCRSI MART BORN.—HoUday 111 the Bank.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.:
Dia Stock 1481141 s per C. 1797 94i
3 per Cent. Red. 35i Long Ann. an I
3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. syi 56 India Stock 1681 temp
4 per Cent. yot 7t;} I Englifh Tickets al.
$ per Cwt. Navy spoilt Conf. for May 564

Intelligence was this day received at the Ad-
miralty of the Mix saw. cutter, with the following
Tranfports under convoy, having failed for Ireland,
tinder the direttion of Captain CHARLES WATSON, of
the Royal Navy (Agent of Tranfports)
MILTORIIINE - Capt. JouNsom, on board
which Chip is Capt. WATSON.
Capt. SCORR.
• - -- CLARK.

LONDAN
BRITANNIA
TARTAN.

• •--- KENNY.
• DONN IC•AIf.
. Si M rso/1.
London, England, 1804-04-13

PORT OF PLYMOUTH.

By Order of the Ff./pourable CarorailLoaers of His Molefirs
Clifton's.

On Toefday the t yth April, t Sca. by Ten o'Clnek in the forenoon,
Will be espofed to Public Sale, at the Cultren-Houfe. in this Pon,
THE GOODS UNI)ER.MENTIONED, viz.
Brandy, Of inferior erenrth, iu (mall Lots, for)) 3490 GaIL
Run,, the Aecoinnaolatioo and Me of Pri- 930
Geneva,) vate Perfons, not Dealers in Spirits. r t
Two open Rowing Boat., -ind the Broken-up Hulls and Materials
of thi Swift and A dive Cutter..

N. B. The Goods above mentioned will be let up In feveral Lots,
and (old to the higbete Bidder.
Attendance will be given at the Cuftom-Houfe emerald, for
viewing and tailing the fame, three days before the day of tale.
London, England, 1804-04-13

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g a g• cat nurtber

of troops to m.ech to Italy; and t!, a camp
ao,ooo torn bat Lcen MAI kc.4l out on the Adige.
At Conftglitiociie—:hat a Frcnch L.it, with a

body of land troops on board, will proceed to the
Morel and Egypt, and that a great many troops
have already filed off towards Tarento.

At Berlin—that a Camp of 30,000 men will be
affembled at Cleves.

In Denmark—that a new army of 40,000 men is
going to Hanover to attack Holßein, and thut the
Sound.

At Paris—that a Turkifls army is already arrived
in the Morea, and about to attack our cantonments
in Lower Italy. That a Ruffian fleet, equipped in
the Black Sea, will proceed to the Mediterranean to
fecond the operations of the Turks. That an Au.
(Irian army is advancing into Suabia, while another
divifioa is already in the Tyrol; and that camps are
traced out in Poland, where the Pruffian and Ruffian
armies are to unite in order to march into Hanover.

The °Ned of all there reports, infidioully circu-
lated, is, that if every thing faid in the German and
French Gazettes be united, the refult will be that
Europe icon the point of being involved in the flames
of war. But we are exceedingly lorry for England:
no French troops have eroded the mountains ; on
the contrary, Switzerland has been entirely evacu-
ated, which-probably would not be the cafe, were
we on the eve of a war. No new French troops have
entered the kingdom of Naples, or the country of
Hanover; on the contrary, fix regiments of the
French army, now there, have returned to France.
The GRAND Sammie is fitting out no armament in
the Morea, but inch as may be neceffary for the po-
lice of the country, and for foppreffing the rebellion
of fome Pachas.

Ruffle is forming no camp in Poland, nor fitting
our any armament in the Slack Sea--if we except
Tome movements of troops, and the fupplying its
arfenals, which well governed nations do to keep
their fquadrons in a good hate, and their troops in
exercife. The Lao of Peossis has ordered no move.
ments of his army, but thofe ultra' in the time of the
reviews: and if the Emperor of GlabiAblY bast-aided
one or two regiments to march, every body knows
that it is for the affair of the Equegrian Order, which
is now entirely terminated.
Thefe events therefore cliff only in the imagination
of thofe writers whom the Britifh Cabinet maintains
as incendiaries on the continent. In vain do the Go-
vernment of France, and the Courts'of Vienna and
Raffia, publifh articles to contradia theft reports of
troubles and armaments which form no part of the
politics of any nation on the Continent: Nothing
they can fay, is of any avail againft the addicts and
influence of thefe hired fcribblers ; and though we
know that what is here Paid, moil be repeated on the
circulation of each falfe report, in anfwer to the Life
news fpread by thefe manrfaaurers of bulletins, we
publifh it for the benefit of commerce, of (peculators,'
and the friends of humanity, who mat be on their
guard againa thefe idle tales.
London, England, 1804-04-14

AUSSII.

Mr. FOX rote, for the purpofe of eking a quedion
of his Makers Knitters, upon their anfwer to which
forme trouble might be laved to them, to bifocal, and
to the Haute. It related to a former quedion he bad
alked refpeaing what had palled in the laft negocia-
tion between this country and the Court of Raffia, on
the fubjea of mediation with France. He had re-
cently beard reportscon their authenticity he certainly
could not rely, that an important negotiation was at
this time pending bmwien this country and Ruffia.
He wilted, therefore, to know, ',limber or not this
was the fad ? beeaufe, if it was, it would go a great
war to prrrent his bringing forward the motion
which be formerly moved, for the produdion of
papers that fubjelt, fo foon as lie othmorife
. ,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEWER an-
fwered, that when the Hon. Gentleman Kra men-
tinned this fubjed to the Houfe, he himfelf had pro.
aided that the whole of the papers on that fubjed
fhould be laid before the Houfe fo loon as eirctun-
dances could with propriety admit. When the Hon.
Gentleman, on a dill more recent occafion, revived
the fuhjet, he had told him that reafons were Rill in
exidence, which rendered it ineligible for his Majefty's
Minifters to advice his Majefty to order the produc-
tion of thole papers at that rime. One of the reafons
in exifience then was, that his klajefty's Government
had not at the time .alcertained whether the whole of
their communications had reached tb: Ruffian Court.
On this point they had been fince fatislied ; but Rill
there were rearm; in ezillence which would render it
ineligible to comply with the withes of the Hon.
Gentleman, to whom he trotted for the prelent this
answer would be fati+fadory to convince him that lit
bad been as explicit as was confident with his official
duty.
Mr. FOX declared himfelf fatisfied with this an.
fwer, and, therefore, deferred further enquiry on this
firbjed ; but he would now take the opportunity at
giving notice, that on this day fe'nnight he Mould
bring forward a queflion refpeding the Hate of the
defence of this country, fu far as related to what had
already been done.
London, England, 1804-04-14

REPORT TO THE FIRST CONSUL, MARCH 16.

By a letter from Colonel MIOWOTTI, I am in-
formed, that the three brigands of Georges' gang,
arrefted by the gnu d'armerie of Fougeres, are Le
mercier, John Lela, alias Brutus, and Peter Jean,
all defcribed in the official proclamation. John Jean
was not of their number, as I had been at first in-
formed. The fourth perfon, who was not taken, is
John Louis, of whom we can obtain no information,
notwlthftanding all the &arch that has been made
after him in the neighbourhood.
They underwent an examination in the pretence of
Colonel MIMIC/TT', which I have tranfmitted to the
Grand Judge.
Lemercier has made tome important ditcoveries.
He acknowledges that he was one of thofe at the Ce
toad landing near the heights of Beville, and that he
was one of thofe who were fent by England to France,
to affift in the plot to affiliate the I'IRIT Casa.
He was alto one of thole who lodged at Lemounier's,
at Dumale. Neither be nor any of his three compa-
ctions had entered Paris, but bad remained concealed
in the environs, when they heard the account of the
ditcovery of the enntpiracy. They then determined
to return to the Morbihan by the bye•roads. It is
now afcertained that it was they who croffed a part
of the Eure and Orne, and who were not arrefted
until they came to the diftrid of Finiftere. It was
for them that the four fuits of green uniform were
made by a taylor at Aumale. Lelan perfifts in a
pofitive denial, and affects not even to know the per-
tons with whom he was taken.

Peter Jean has made nearly the fame eonfelLon with
Lemercier. He all goes by the name of Cadoudal.
He was born in the fame village with Georges, and
believes that he is of the fame family. Thofe three
ruffians are expefted in Paris this evening, under the
guard of Lieut. LAVOND. (Signed) 140110EY.
London, England, 1804-04-14

REPORT TO THE FIRST CONSUL.

On die Titi,;( March, a man under the name of
Lion Francis Jofeph Defrois, killed himfelf by a
mniket mot in the belly, at Lagnieux, in the diftria
of Belley. It was at firll fuppofed to be a common
fuicide, but tome eircumtlances fence created fufpi-
cion. The body was taken up, and from the exa-
mination that took place, it refults, that it was Picot
Limoelan, atm' Beaumont, one of the principal au-
thors of the execrable attempt of the 3d of Nivofe.
I Bull tranfmit to the Grand Judge the documents
tending to eitablifb this conjefture, which Captain
de Late has fent to me, as being nearly fa&
(Signed)
London, England, 1804-04-14

REPORT TO THE FIRST CONSUL

I have the honour to inform the Fleur
that Captain MANOI NOT is this infkant arrived at the
Infpedor's Office with Tamerlan, alias Tata, alias
Derville, the.brigand who made his efcape when St.
Vincent and Armand Gaillard, his brother, were ar-
retied. Captain Mascivor was on the fearch for
him fusee the morning, and it was under his orders
and direaions that four patroles were feat out in dif-
ferent quarters.
Q2arter maßer GitAirr, commanding a troop of
the Idea getuaranatrie, reached the diltria of An-
dilly, in the valley of Montmorency, and there found
this brigand arreßed by the nationstl guard on fa-
picion, at the requeft of the Deputy Mayor of An-
dilly, on the information of John Louis Ballet, from
whom Tamerlan intreated an afylum.
This brigand was recognized by Captain Manor-
soy, and, until that momenN be would neither ten
his name, nor anfwer any of the queffions put to him
bT the magiftrates. He was armed with a pair of
ptßols of Englifh manufaaure, and bad 38 double
Louis. I fhall immediately fend him to the office of
the Grand Judge. (Signed) 1111011Cilf.
London, England, 1804-06-19

Country are cramped by the very meafure which if, in-
tended to defen4 it. He hoped, however, that fe.tni
every thing that had been advanced againft it frorn
the m .I 1 refpedable perfon► in the country for talent.
for tune and cortneeions, hut particularly by the land.
ed intereft, that though the minority Ihould not be fo
great as was by fome ex7efted, yet that even in that
cafe he (hould hear no more of the indecent declara-
ration that he would not Idke the hint, where the
meafure W. 211 objeaed to by nearly one-half of the re-
pref.-rotation of the Empire.
General NORTON Paid a few words in fupport
of the Bill, but the quellion was fo loudly called for,
that his obfervations could not be beard.
The Houfe then divided on the motion, that the
Bill be engroffed, Ayes 265—Noes 223.—Majority
for the Bill +2.
In the Lobby, the CHANCELLOR of the EX-
CHEQUER addretTed the Members. He Rated,
that it was his intention to propetfe the third reading
of the Bill this afternoon. From the extreme length
to which the debate had gone, an early divition might
be expeled. A little time having elapfed, he again
addreffed the Gentlemen, Rating, that feveral walled
the Bill to be read a third time now, but that it would
be incontinent with.the forms of Parliament to do fo.
Adjourned at lialf-pail four o'clock.
London, England, 1804-08-27

FROM LLOYD'S LINK

GIAVEStIID. Atm. ad.—Paired by the A !mina, Merman, from
SenegalSenegalgang.froch --, from Lifbon ; Albion, Muirhcad, and
the Almeria, Harper. from Peterilmsgh ; Ann and klizabeth,
--, from CbriftiaMand ; Sosenign, Maule, and the Alfred,
Cuthbert, from Memel ; Patriot, Stephenfon, and the Amethyk
Bauman, from Norway ; Spencer, Clanging:o ; Ann, Tayler ;
and Merry, Lifk, from Dantzle ; Amphitrite, Owen. and the
Anike Pate, from Rip; Fatima. Knight; General Nantblake,
Morgan ; Peellent, and the Vrow Anna,Helf , from Stettin.
Aa s —At Chatham, the &Keel's. Richardka, from Peterf.
burgh —At Llverpo.l, John, Spalding, from New York; and the
Perfeveranee, Hay, from Riga—At New York, Margaretts, Lanc,
from Africa.-At Honduras, Stranger, Pines, from London.

The Jane. Cor.i.kr, from Liverpool for Virginia,
is on (bore on a fond-bank near Liverpool.

The fleet which failed from Portfmbuth on Thud.-
day, under convoy of the Erzaysaa !loop, confine
of thirty fail, viz.—
For Jamaica, fix ; Honduras. one ; Barhatlnee, two; °Made.
one; Antigua, one; Surinam. ten; Demerara, five; Bethke,
Matleira,two; St. Mel's, one. It is fuppofiol that Cameral fail
;aimed of St. Hdeo's. They proceed to Cork for the atm alleged
there. _

That which failed on the fame day from the fame
place, under the Hrna• frigate, and WILLIAM armed
(loop, confins of fifty-eight fail, as follows:
For OpOtto, eleven ; Lifbon, fourteen; Cadiz, one ; Gibraltar,
t wenty•two; Malaza, one ; Moeadore, two ; Matta, 8a; Venice,
three; Mednone; hmyrna,one. Several fall will join of Fal-
mouth.
London, England, 1804-08-27

' Received, That a Voluntary Suhfctiption be now opened for
Tetras, Hafts, and Carriages, to be held at the command of Go-
mernsne, t in the event of Mullen, for the Service erpreffed In the
tiVisinitiltdoludon, and recording to the Plan laid before this
the Coguniffmy General.
Adokeel, That a Committee be now appointed for the parpofe
of mutt promptly and dreamily carrying into execution the Refo.
lutioos of this Meeting and for making all the neceffary arrange-
ments rdagive thereto ; and that they Ihall have power for calling
Gemini Meetings of the. Subfcrihets when they may deem it ne.
ethkry, for afeertaining the Lola or Damage, which the bubfcr.bera
may flask in their Hodes or Carriage.. and to add (uch Mem.
tiara te the Cater/Mac as they rn y think proper.

Rdoteed, That the (Wowing Gentlemen be the Cormnittee for
acrying the Refolution of this Meeting into (fed t
The Right Hon. Jahn Paring, William Boa. Efq.
Mayor. M Wood, Efq.
Sir John Earner, Rt. Marmaduke Langdale, Erg.
Sir harles Price. Bart. Samuel Walker, Efq.
George Clarke. Efq. jji.,liSsinnovr, Efq.
Peter Free. Efq. Browning, Efq.
Claudius Stephen Hunter, Etq. John Pocky Kenengton, Efq.
Peter Perebard, Efq. Richard Lea, Efq.
George &holey, Efq. Henry Thornton, Efq. M. P.
joreph Lyon, Efq. John Maitland. Efq. M.P.
oho Stuart, Efq. John Cooke, Efq.
ohm Monkey, Efq.
The Committee give notice that they will atteniat the Manfion
Houk daily from 9even to Three o'clock for the gurpole of re-
ceiving Subfuiptinno of Herres and Cantors, sod tranfatfting
ether bode& al &reefed by the General Meeting.
London, England, 1804-08-27

VALE OF GLAMORGAN.

"'WO GOOD HOUSES io be Let immediately ;
one in the (mall vat Market and Poll Town of Cowbridge,
where there are good Schools, and through which the Mail
Cpacb pees daily from Landon, Bath, and briltol. It is de-
' tubed, Rant-built, tiled, and fated, and mat of the windows
command a good view of the country. It confilts of a good din-
ing-room, drawing-roam, St bed-roams and attle-rams, a large
kitchen, pantry, brew-kouk, and laundry, and there arc grates,
two pier stalks, and Tome other articles of furniture ; a Rabic,
coach.boufe, two walled gardens and an orchard adjoining the
houfe, and fame lands may be had if wanted...cent 361 ; lately
occupied by S. FUchardfon, Efq
The other is called C scow, detached In Ile country,
about three miles from LtrWiald Market and Poft Town, and
about half a mile from the mouth of Ogmore River and Milo!
Channel, where the more le randy, and delightful for bathing,
riding, or waiting. There Is a good dining and a drawing-room,
r and a (mall breakfaft.room, from whence the ha may be fees, and
there is a roma* near It that comma& a has view of the Chan-
nel and of the Country, with the Market town and invent vii.
lages. There arc (our bed-rooms and fervanur-rooms. and a large
kitchen, with a brewing fatales, ovens, grates, and fame other
furniture, with a coach-boort, Rabic, walled garden, and a graft
plat by the book, and more laad may be had; Lately held by Ge-
neral Hoddlefice ; rest s7l
Letters (port pail) es J. Franklin, EN. near Cowbridge, will be
an(wered, but a view is recommended.
Provilloss and (Nail are good and moderate, and there la goad
lining and fat water at each place.
London, England, 1804-08-27

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Mafia. for the capture of the following prisea viz. Cf.ll.
eorde. on tit Jurte,t/Sc3, Mere de Faanlle and la Double AManee,
Jane s, tso3, will be paid on board the sill Ink and every Tod-
day and Friday for three yrars,by Mr. Edw. Lyne, Plymouth.
The Tennant, for the recapture of the Eliza, Feb. tB, doe,
will be paid us Thurfday, the 3oth left. at No 3, Salten• Hall-
man, Caunon•Rreet, aad auy fueceediog Monday or Thuriday
during three years.

A taltrlbution of the MeLsinpos's •are of the Penicheiden. cap
tared Aug. 6, I ?sq, will be made on Friday, tbc tit init. at No.
13, Great George-ftreet, Weftenlnfter, and recalled for theta years.

The following promotions in the Naval Medical
Department have taken place :

Dr. c:illefpy,
PhyStian to the Met lo the Mediterranean ; Dr.
Snipe, Se,.ond Phyfician to Mafia ; Dr. Hope, Pith Phyuclan to
liaflar, rice Dr. Lind,- fuperannuated on full pay, after twenty
eats ferritude; Mr. Ftveß. Surgeon to the Profaners of War at
Norman Croft; and the Navy :•tirgtom are to be placed an the
fame relpetflabk footing at the Army Surgeons, by ceder of the
Admiralty.

Captain Bairron is appointed to the command of
the RAMP 'Of 64 guns ; as are Captains Tor PIT
and NOYT to the Haws' Iloop, and FRITTIT Lass
hired armed reffel.

A cutter belonging to note of nor firings of war
has fent in a large French amp, laden with wheat.
which was gallantly bronght off, under a very heavy
tire of mutatictry Irma the &we, near L'Osient, ro
which pout flue was going with bar cargo. fax the ufe
of the garrifon.
London, England, 1804-08-27

TO THE FACULTY.

AGENTLEMAN in foil and genteel pralliee,
as Surgeon, Apothecary, and Man•Midsvife, In a refpetta-
lik Market Town in the Wet Riding of the Cowley of York, is
&Snug to difpofe of lib Moth. Any Perron within/ to engage
10 the Concern may be accommodated -ebb Houfe Skop, and
every other convenience; aLfo Medicines, Drugs ice. on rot.
fonable terms—An adequste Prenitun will be expeded.
etters, will paid, addreffed A. B. at Mani Preft and Co. York,
will meet with due attentioi.
N. B. It is requelted that none but Gentlemen of liberal educa-
tion will apply, and principals only will be treated with.

FOR SALE,
AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, DOVER,
On Tnefday the ath of Auguft, doe, about two o'clock,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
in Sundry Lots, els.
us Pounds Southoss Tca, 90 Pieces Italian Black Crops,
39 Oallons Wine.
►Ol !WOLTZ use.
asso Ganges BrantWip3oo 01111001 Genera.
LLCM. STIZNOTI.
77 Gallons Brandy, 6co Ditto Rum, no Ditto Omen.
The Gaols may he viewed the day before, endue the morning of
Sale.—..• A depat of as pa cent. will be required.

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY.—MONTHLY SALE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
By Mr. SCO rr,
Oa Friday, September 7th, at twelve o'eltribi at Our,SW%
'Chauge-alley, London,
'THE TRENT and MERSEY NAVIGATION,
or GRAND TRUNK CANAL=' TWO SHARES in
this eminently peorperons Concern, fo wdi knouts by its faperlor
advantages. The Dividends have recently advanced to 331. per
(hare per annum, with profpetia of Rill inerosilng.
The OXFORD CANAL ; SIX SHARES In this eitablllsed
and improving Concern ; the Dividends are IA per Share per
ammo, and will no doubt advance.
GRAND JUNCTION SHARES cad LOAN NOTES, beat.
tog 3 per cent. latereit , payable half w?arly.
Ate SHARES In the PEAK, FORREST, ROCHDALE,
WILTS and BEAKS, and the ELLESMERE CANALS.
Particulars at the H:n and Chickens. Birmingham: at Hat.
thett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge• Erect,
London.
London, England, 1804-11-02

To the front of our paper will be found a faithful
tranflation of the French Note. which gave rife to the
fpitited and argumentative °bre§ vations contained in
D'Ov sates Note of the z td of July LI

. ....--
Want of time prevented our laying much on the
atrocious and unheard of outrage committed by the
orders of B t, on the perfon of Sit. Grueoe
Ro sr Imo, the Britiffi Refident at Hamburgh. The
pretence for the villainous proceeding, rcfpetling '
which, our Readers will find fume particulars in let-
ters from Hamburgh in another part of this paper, is
not known, though the objea doubticfs was to get
poffeflion of his official papers. The Senate of Hans-
burgh, the day after this monarous outrage, fent to
the French Refi lent to inquire the caufe of Sir G.
Rupeaotn tieing thus ander], and to demand his
liberation. The French Minitter 'aid, that he was
ignorant of the caufe, but fuppofed it to be a fuite of
Mr. DR•E I'S affair.
AU mankind trinft have the fame opinion refpea-
ing this tranfaaion, ddlinguiffied by every feature of
the midnight thief and murderer. We fear that
fotnething fimilar may be tried at other places. It
Teems that Europe is again about to be plunged into
a barbarifm work than any recorded in hinory ; for
we remember no period in which the privileges of
Amballadors were not refpettel Even AT r r LA.
the Hun, refpeaed Amballadors who were employed
by the Life and degenerate Court of Corillantinople
to tale away his lift. But what is held fatted by
Boa APART, ? and what will be held facred in futtne
by others who will juftify their outrages by his ex-
ample ?
It is laid that Mr. Naenotts, our Conful at Ham
burgh, has taken refuge in the honk of Mr. Foes's,
the American Refident. If the French wiled to
feize him, too, they would not rape& that afluitt.
Couriers announcing the outrage have been feat to
all the principal Courts. We fliould tbiot: that this
repetition of the fcandalousviolation attic Germanic
territory at Ettenheim will at lag wort from the
Continental Powers tome meafures for the prate/Sian
o f the molt facred intercourfe of nations. If Fovor I,
the French Minifter of Police, is to iffue his mandates
of arreft againft individuals, nay, Ambafadori, in
neutral territory, he may fend his archers to kize Ms '
prey in the Palace of the Emperor of Auftria or the
King of Pruffia. Others may not. feel the effeas of
Boma AAA vs's lawlefs violence, but their turn may
come if :hey have not the courage to defend the corn-
in law of nations.
London, England, 1804-11-02

Mr. Culla,/ hoiptcer Arrived
.rh it he could tot
.pafibly expert the Jury to bel;eve a i%.)rd win !t it..t
fellow laid, though he WAS his own wirnefs, ai
therefore ordered him from the bog.
Thomas Hembrovr proved the regulations that
particularly applied to the prefent cafe. Thefe wei e
the isth, 17th. 18th, and t9th, The Cal of tlit le
related to the punifhinent inflifted on any branch ••C
the trade that feparated from the others. Tt:c
cond related to the mode of punifhing Scampi. the 3,1
was a provifion that no (hop flould (bike without 11:e
authority of the reit, and the fourth regulated the
pences of the insulations of the trade in *pit combi-
London, England, 1804-11-02

Z41:61

ALL Porfons having Claims or Demands 00 die
Eftate of the Rev. Dotior TI OM AS, late of Wl4llOlO. ks
the County of Hants, deerafed, are requeßed to food so own*
thereof, on or before the :ph ink. to Captain Ford, of Wabash
aforcfaid, one of his raccoon, or Mr. John Edwards, ed P
' I.ion dquare,Blowalbury, London, for the porpaie d keying dot
fame difcharged. And all Perfons Indebted to the bid Mao, ,
forthwith rerauctkd to pay the arnottneto Captain Ford or Ms.
Edward'. a

TO THE. NOBILITY AND GENTRY.
ACLERGYMAN, of between thirty and "fort? .
years of age, rending In a healthy Swathes in the Weil tit
Eogland, oders to undertake the Education of two Young Oeo.
demen. Reference as to abilities may be made to theme cool.
neat Literary Charraen in the flnivrrllty of Osford. A bode
for the accommodation of each a the young Oentlemen meg be
kept, if required. The belt Medea affirtance I. to be obeides
sae el
the fpot. The Advertifeskintends embank, lea attend. ie
three Pupils. He has at prdent hue one, who is the fon ea sag*
refpeelable Baronet. A preference will he gives to /wig Gengle•
n en of not more than twelve, nor kfs than eight Teaming.
Application may be made to Mr. Ward, N 0.27, Patenotet,
row, London.

TWENIT GUINEAS REWARD.
The Beath Neptune Ofhee. Inc Sunday and Monday Newer'.
No. 143, Pleet-ilreet, London.
WHEREAS come evil dsfpnfed Perfon or Pen
ions continue to make a prifillee of fending by the pas
Profpedufes of the Britifh Neptune, in the format a letter, tops.
tons refiding within the limits of the twolettoy pelt delivery, to
the great prejudice of this ufeful. loyal, and patriotic undenohng.
Any pertm who will give Inch informations, may be the mama
of bringing the affaider or offenders to Juliet, than maim
tV
above Rcwurd, by applying at the Office, No 143, cleet-ftren.
The Publifher allures the Politic that be never could think of
putting any Individual totheespenee of pottage fur his Prafpadtaisa
and thole who have received Prolptetufes in ads way.areantint-
ly, intreatcd to feud them immediately to the Office, with dealt
addreft.
London, England, 1804-11-02

low fea, sea laboured mod). Nest mortingthe fat
was tremendous. The melt (truck upon the (hip, 1
Ind they woe obliged to cut away the top-fail yard,
runniug rigging, Sec. to prevent the veffel from faun-
dering.
Crofs-examined by Mr. Easitroc—Has feed a
main matt give way in a calm, and knows that this
nut unfrequently happens. He then identified the
log book and proteft taken at Waterford, the rub.
fiance of both of which he declared to be true s and
depofed that they came into Waterford left the (hip
lbould go down.
Mr. Ell SKIN 11, in addreffing the jury for the De.
fendant, dwelt on the confeffinn of the Plaintiff's
witnefs, that a main top malt had been known to
give way in a calm, and from this inferred, that it
by no means followed as a neceffary confequence
that the malt in queftion gave way from the peril of
the lea. He figured the cafe, that after a Mims,
and when a great calm had fucceeded.fhuuld a main
malt or bowfprit then give way, would it be faid
that it happened in eonfequence of the preceding

form ?
Lord E LLLLLoIOUGH Paid, he could not fee why
it fbuuld not. If the Jury thought the main malt
fell in.confiquence of the form, they would find for
the Plaintiff. If they could fce any other adequate
reafon for fuch a misfortune, they would give it its
due weight.
Verdia for Plaintiff. Average to be determined
by a gentleman at the bar.
London, England, 1804-08-18

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Aum :7.—Palfcmiiityy the Affochaticm, /Welt.
from Wilmington; and the Ca ,Odientan from Bremen.—
Sailed the Norfolk, Parker, for Jamaica; Brunforck, johnfon,
for Yucatan; Rialto, Bacon, for Cork; and the ionic Florcnts.
.--, for Embodeo.
- - - - - - -

•-
ARII.IVZDIZI Yarmouth Roads, the Cupid, Vlekerman, tom
Prterfinargh. At Briftol, Santa Crux from LiLbon. At
Liverpool, Armenian, Briggs, from Philadelphia ; and Rebecca.
Bowman, from Jamaica. At Dublin, &'uhy, Grantham, frorn Ja-
maica ; and David and George, front New York. At Co-
penhagen, Fredericiftade, and &Ilona, trona St.
Croix. At Lilboa, Hoye, Tueket,from Newfoundland.

At a Court of Dire Buts held at the Eall India
Hoare yelkerday, MIC AIL Wora, Efq. of Cork,
was appointed the Company's Agent there, in the
room of Mucus Lirecu, Efq. rsfigned in confe-
quence of ill health.
We are concerned to (late that the China fhip
Bombay Cattle, has grounded in Fidler's Reach. As
every Ai fiance was immediately fent off, we are in
hopes that lies cargo will not experience any mate-
rial damage.
Extraa of a letter, dated at Sea on the 28th of
February :—" I learnt at Malacca, that the French
fquadron under Admiral Lisois had captured the
Counters of Sutherland, and Lucy Maria, from Ben-
gal, bound to china; the Henrietta, from Ballangal-
ham. bound to Madras ; and the brig Rainier, of
Madras."
The following is an email from a letter received
yenerday overland. dared Fort William, ,4th March,
1804:—" Captain Pacrs, of the Caaoxina frigate,
of 36 guns, is returned here, after capturing Iwo very
troublefome privateers,. the infurance company have
complimented him with 3000 rupees for the purchafe
of a piece of plate. The embargo is :aken off all
adds. The Bengal fleet failed on the loth intl. un-
der convoy of Captain PAG B."
A few days fines the Shark revenue misers fla-
tioned at the port of Barnftaple, commanded by Mr.
Wrsiima MA TTII EWA, tell sn with and captured in
Withy Bay, within the port of Ilfracombe, the brig
Margarena, of billdefOrd, WILLIAM BOND
from Guernfey. having on board 370 sinkers cf
fpi-
rits,nine calks .of wine, eight bales of tobacco, one
hale of pepper, and about thirty-five tons of fait,
, which. on acccunt of t►refs of weather, was carried
into hfineheade and there lauded.
London, England, 1804-08-18

670iitad livrEiLYGENct.

cANTEksORY, AUGUirt
Onr rates commenced on Tnefday. They have
been attended by a large Malian of rank and fa-
&ion. The tomtrany on the Downs was yeiterday
very numerous. On the firli day the moll noticeable
conteQs wept for the Kentifh Hunters' Stakes, which
was run for by Mr. Hilton's b. m. Pleafant, and Mr.
Bridges' Omniiim' and wort by the former ; after
which, a bye-match was run by the Hon. Capt. Do.
TnerC b. m. El, zabeth, and Captain Stratton'a ch. h.
and won by the former. _

The King's Plate yeßerday was won by Mr. Hyde's
b. h. Bufbridge. The County Plate wan won by the
Hon. Mr. Watfon's Mifs Bracket.

NOTTINGHAM RACES, TUESDAY, AUG. rc.
His Majetly's Plate of ioogs. for horfes, &c.
Three 4-mile heats.
Mr. &mitoses e. L Radttaee . - a t
Mr Robtriao'se. e. Mahatdan s dr
Fifty Pounds, given by the Members for the County,
added to a Sweepriakes of sgs each— r-mile heat.
Sir C Banbury's p e. Praperio - -
Edward Ackers',Efq h f. A. a • s
M. DOW. b. e. Sit Charles . 3 3
inDIMORT.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of sot.
Two-mile heats.
Mr. Seville's br. f. Ramos • . .
Mr Glover's b. s. Cackfpirtner s s
Mr Robinfoe's e e Makoolan - 3 beat.
Mr. of togs each. One 4 mile beat.
Mr. Denham's b. s. Laapr, 6 yrs aid. walked over.
London, England, 1804-02-16

PRUSSIif.

Beatty, JAY. 24.—The faivities for the marriage
of Prince Witt.tost are now ended. The carnival is
began, and lafts till Feb. ty. Gluek's dikes, and the
Ballet, Tbr joottiseent sf Perris, have been performed
three times with unirerfal applaufe. On the Kona's
bra entrance into the Opera-honfe, he was received
with, a {burial of trumpets, as was dual in FalDtate
the Second's time.
Chevalier de Baer, Bavarian Ambaffactor at this
Court, is goo* to Munich for three or four weeks, on
aceoont of the afair of the Knights of the Empire.
Jan. at—Madame de STMIL is now
at Weimar,
where 6e audits with great zeal the German litera-
ture, and is now employed in writing travels through
Germany,. The edition of the works of the illuarious
}inos* will not be retarded by his death. It will be
publiflted wording to his own plan of improvement.
London, England, 1804-02-16

RUSSIA.

Sr. Prrsassuace. 'Jas. 14.—Yellerday,' whirl
was the commencement of the Ruffian new year was
celebrated with much pomp at Court. the betrothing
of the Princefs MAnia Pawt.owas being folemniaed.
The Court was extremely numerous and fplendid.—
The moment when the Emprefs Dowager exchanged
the rings, and laid the hands of the Princes and
Prince in each other, was announced to the city by
aot cannon. These was a dinner at Court of Sao
covers. The imperial family, the dignified clergy,
and the firil claret, ate of gold, the refi off filver.
—The fplendour was fuels as has not yet been feen at
Court during the prefent reign.
The Ibilms Jr ?Waage of his Imperial Higbnefs
Prince COMOTANTiIiIt, at fluelna. was burnt down a
few days air. This being the Palace's favourite
refidence, it is to be made inhabitable for the fpring
two= roubles are dellined to rebuild it.
o' The cold is again I 7 deg.—A vaccine inaitution
is eikablilleed at Riga.
London, England, 1804-02-16

GER3I4III:

Hanovse. lan. 24.—Yclierday a coofiderable
quantity of usatkets was taken from the arfenal to be
bored to the French calibre for the remits.
Thenport of the retreat of the French army from
Ofnabruck is unfounded ; es is aro. that a tax of s
or s per amt. will be laid on all income.
Tke day before yelesda/ arrived oar bravirGone-
ral HANINUSTISI, and we amain fame time to at.
teed to the affairs of the Hanoverian
- -

VLBNIIA, Jae. si.—Coant Masson proceeded on
big journey to Peteriburgb the day before reads,.
The ma perfee tranquillity prevails in our Italian
pacifism.
The Pale of VO‘TAIRS and ROOSSBAO'II works
prohibited hen a whoever willies to procure them
mall apply to the department of Literary Cenfore.
The eras of the new laws alpine ufury begin to
appear i for Lace no higher Mica than 5 per cent.
is permitted by law. the earns employ their mosey
in parchafing date-paper, which has almidy rifts in
yam 4 or 5 per cent.
WSTSLAIIe JON. 24.—The C.allk of Friedberg was
taken potation of by Gomm from Here Darmladt
cm the sit In the dark of the enmity two men,
dread as Miriam, dementia admittance at the gate
of the Calls (which is Heated is an ensintace
within the town) i on the gate being opened. they
Zellerthe merino/. sad their comrades nankin
diturnied the gis arrifoo. confining of s 7
and the Governor who 73 yean old. A com-
plaint has been lodged at Wetalar again' this pro-
ceeding. •
London, England, 1804-08-20

WANT.

Oa the sad of July, the Baron de Mit.tevout.v,
equerry to the Q2een of France, difelofed to the
Duke de Psinst, the plot, as it had been denounced
to him by a perton of the name of Co awn, a French.
- ltive of Lyons. who after having been in
:e of the laid Baton de Mmt.avitts, had
a Polilk woman, and fettled at Warfaw,
kept a billiard table. This man dated, that
preceding FliJay, the aotb, two petforu. came
‘silliwrd.room, and made many inquities of
‘tive to the King, and his own fituation ;
following day they returned and made frefh
refpeiting Louis XVIII. They wined,
to know whether His Majefly went out
1 what number of men he was ufually ac-
.:cl—and whether his attendants were armed
They then alked Conic:sal whether he himfelf
tbt, and whether be would not be glad to
,pertunity to obtain immediately a confider-
of money for a pa:ticular fervica.—Being
in the affirmative, they obferved to him,
is was known to tic races bcloogio4 to

•
ij
,

man, a nal
the (civics
*carried a
where he
sin the pro
to his bill
bins. relate
that the fe
enquia ies
they (aid,
often—by
eonspanie(
or not? T
was in dct
find an op
v able Cum t
*lt
anfwered
lit slat as la
London, England, 1804-11-05

TO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 6,
will be prefented the Play of
THE STRANGER.
• The Stranger, Mr POPE.
Mrs. Haller, Mrs. POWELL.
To which will be aided ■ Farce, called
THE DEVIL TO PAY.
bir John Lovcrule, Mr. DIGNUM,
Butler, Mr. COOKS, Dolor, Mr. MADDOCKS,
Jobf,on, Mr. BANNISTER,
Lady 4Averule, Mrs. HAR LO WE,
Et: Nell, Mn,, JORDAN.
•
Tlds E e Stoops to Conquer; with Cinderella. '
The Co tuch Ado About Nothing, was on Saturday
*ln received with unfverfal applaufe. and will be repeated on '
Wednefday; after which the Farce of A Hof to be Sold.
On Tberfday the Tragedy-Of Pizarro.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
rMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 6,
i,e; be prefented the New Comedy, in Rue Ada, called
THE BLIND BARGAIN;
Or, HEAR HIM OUT.
The principal Chsra.tters by
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS,
Mr. PARLEY, Mr. EM. RT, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. KEMBLE,
Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. DAVENPORT,
Mils DAVIES, (with a Song in Character),
The Prologue to be flatten by Mr. MURRAY.
And the Epilogue by Mr. EMERY.
Te which will be added the Mulkal Farce of
THE ESCAPES ;
Or,' THE WATER•CARRITR.
Thls Fencing.—The Blind lisrgain ; with Valentine and Orlon.
On Wednefday, the Engith Fleet ; with the Will for the Deed.
On Titiriday, The Blind Bargain • with the Review.
On Friday, The Blind Bargain; with the Grand Ballet of Ray-
mond and Agnes.

DANCING, ACALIeMY,
In. as, HAYDON.SqIJAR MINORIRS,
Utahtithed 22 years on the firit refpolabillty.
MR. WILSON engages that grown perfnns will
find more advantage in being taught at his Academy, than
kg any other in town, by receiving their leffons In private at Ida
tarpon', than molt Mailers charge 1w public teaching. Pupils
may Board in the haste, and be completed in Country Dances
ha akw days, as eonftant attendance In given every Jay in the
week, from eight in the morning till ten in the evening, and the
wtmoft attention paid to the Scholars' l•nprovement Children ate
kftrufted in all the regulates for polite Dancing from fix till °lnc
on Mondays and Thaddays, at a Ovine& per Quarter, no en-
trance charged. The Select Affembly will commence on Waled-
day the 7th of Novemben, to be continued ent,ry Wednefday till the
haft Wednefday in April, on the fame retina and regulations, which
bare given great fatisfaftion fur many years paft Fencing and
Mulls thaught. and Schools attended
Mr. Wilfon's ternaamiy be had at Mr. Tuft's hop, Royal Es-
London, England, 1804-11-05

OCTMIIR 27.

On acconnt of the happy de livery of her Imperial
H:glinels Madame the Pt incels Louts, her Imperial
Majelly has ordered the Counfell. r of State, Prefea
of the Police, to diiliihnte charity to two hundred
women who were lately delivered at the Hofpital of
the Motherhood.
The Pope, according to report, is erpe&ed at Ly-
ons on the 25th of November (4th Frira.tire.) The
following are the Rages which his Holinefs will make
from thence : On the 26th he will arrive at St. Ge-
rault k Prey ; 27th, at Moulins ; 15th, at Nevers ;
a9tb, at Cam ; soth, at Montargis ; the in of De-
cember, at fontainbleau ; and the ed at Paris. Each
of the three divilions which compote his Holinefs's
fake will respire (event), carriage bodes, sod four
for out riders at each relay.
London, England, 1804-11-05

SIR Gri)RGE RUMIOLD.

A letter from Sir r..; so. Ruscaotn was received by
his family On Saturday laa ; but when it leas opened,
ftrange to tell, its contents were wholly inexplicable.
It was heftily written in fome chymieal preparation,
and though every in tans were tried, nothing could
be drawn forth but a few unconnected words. We
regret this circumfiance the more, as fome anxiety is
felt for the fate of his official papers. Some private
letters, after laying that the French foldiers were dif-
gaited as peafasso--that tile Mini fter was hurried away
almoll naked—add that he had time to deftroy his
papers before there midnight marauders broke into
his chamber. It is laid that every paper of conk-
quence was in a bag near his bed tide, and that there
was a fire in his roods. The French felon sie rule
plundered his hook, and carried off feveral articles
of value. Some time mull elapii before we can have
the decifion of Anita on this fubJee. The Manifefto
of 1' which we may expel to find in the
next lifsaiterr, will, in the mean time, be an objea of
no common curiofity- If he can Sew one rule of
right, or one fraftion of a principle in the La* of
Nations, to jellify this double violation of a neutral
territory, and of the Jarred perfon of an Ambafrador,
we may admire his dexterity, thcngh we detelt its
etre. If he retorts, as we apprehend he will do, to the
overbearing plea of aretifity, then every page and ar-
ticle of the laws, which for centuries have held to-
gether the great community of Europe, are complete.
ly refcinded and abolilhed.

The French troops employed in this work of dark-
nefs were commanded by General Paige. When Sir
Groaoa afked him the mule of his arra, General
&ARS anfwered, " that he was fufpctled of being an
accomplice of DR/tits, and that it was done by order
of the Head of the Police at Paris." It was true, as
fated in the papers, that he was to be frit fent to
Hanover ; but Sir Guiana himfelf was perfealy is.
Coma what was to be his next deification.
London, England, 1804-11-05

DUTCH PdfP±Ev.

Hsovv, Ocr. r.—Although it might be infer-
red from an article in our Paper of the 29th intiant.
that the mealutes thereM menti 'net!, concerning the
importation and exportation of provilions, on the
failing of veffels outwards, were taken by or on the
part of tha Batavian Government, we are infutmed
tor a certainty. that notwitlillanding the Batavian
Government was predingly required to take Tome
meafures of that kind, they have not fent any orders
to that alit to the Officers employed by them,
hut merely recommended to them a redoubled vi-
gilance in the execution of the vatting prohibitory
laws.

FRAVILIORT, Ocr. 7. (via France.)—The 'Neel
of Rarbn ARM. LVS nll.llOll to Berlin has now trail.
iinred. Ile WAS VreCred to enquire of the King of
whrther he w,,rild qttaran.ee Swedifh Punic.
rani„, Ag!,,ji„i any it,v.cl., by the French troops Ita.
gulled in Ilanuver. IVe ha7c reafon to think that
the anfwet WAS nut favourable.

Ling.! quautities "1 grain were fuld at Dantzig for
foreign accrwitt ; hut, at the moment when the ITler•
ch4n:s IL ping the fame. an order arrive.l
from the King ,4 I tu!Ta, to take In innth Id the (*ar-
gots As would he required to fill the public granaries,
it the price of 270 guilders a hit (wrrghing 474‘..ib.)
in conlJrmity ti an old law, before any cal:aviation
was permi:ted. It is thought, that the merchants,
rather than deliver their grain at a rate ft touch be-
low she market price. will iubmit ►o tin task prohi-
bitiog the ezportation.
London, England, 1804-02-18

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, FEB. 17.
The LORD CHANCELLOR tool his feat on the Woolfack
at a quarter before four o'clock.
Some routine and private bullock was difpokel of. and the Bills
before the Houk, all of a private nature, were forwarded in their
(event &ages.
The Houfethen adjourned until three o'clock on Mooday. on
which their Lordkips Rand fumotoned relative to a private BBL

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Haute proceeded to ballot fora Committee to try the me-
rite of the Petition. complaining of an undue Eleftion and Return
for the Borough of Honiten. The Committee coddle of the fol-
lowing Gentlemen :
Hos. Wm. Broderie Wm. Stephen Points, Efq.
Robert Datats. Efq. Lord V. Hinchinbrook
air Wm. M. Milner, Bart. Hon. J. W. Ward
Sr Robert Laurie Hon. Andrew Toley
Genie Wood. Efq. James Brogden, Efq.
Hon. St. Andrew St. John James Lowther, Efq.
J. Forbtarique Efq.
Nominees.-Sir John Newport, Wm. Belt. Efq.
Mr. VANSITTAR r brought up the Bill for allowing Veffels
employed In the Greenland Whale Misery, to complete their
complement of men in certain ports, for the prefent fealties; read
a Grit time, and ordered to be read a fecowd time on Monday.
The third reading of the iris Bank Reflation Bill was put ea
Monday.
Dr. DUIGENAN moved for leave to bring in a Bill for the bet-
ter regulation of Public Notaries inkd Leave was give
then,
and Dr. Dalgenan .0.1 Lord De Maqdered to prepare

Wu.
The CHANCELLOR Cl the EXCHEQUER moved the Or-
der of the Day.
The Committees of Supply sod Ways sod MGM/ were pelt-
posted tin Monday.
The Committee en the Iklutint Ed: was deterred till Tharfday.
- - -

IRISH sesusecrioa.
Sir JOHN NV ROTTESLEY ri.fe to fay a few
words relative to the motion, which he had given
notice of his intention to bring forward next Monday.
Notwithllanding the importance of the coeftion, and
the benefit which might be expeCted from the difcuf-
lion, he did not deem it fo urgent as to confider it
necelary to profs the conlideration under the 'lifting
circomfiances. He, notwithaanding, felt Waif&
pledged to the Houfe, and to the public, to bring
the matter forward on fome future day, when the
circomfiances Mall have crated that induced him to
With& ARS IRIS Bake for the prcfcnt.—Adjourocd till

Mouday.
London, England, 1804-02-18

BULLETIN.

...ebb February. 111,4.
" His 3hyrsyy is mush she fame as yejlertive awl WI 10

not apprehend him to be in danger.

(31gacd)

" L. num,

$' N. N. acrwaws,

" l. MILVAN,

I. W. HISSMIN."

This day, at twelve o'clock, the Loan CHAN c et.i.oa
and Mr. ADDINGTON, went as ufual to the Queen's
Houfe, whence, after a lhort conference with her
MaILITT, they returned to Downing-flreet, where
the glad tidings of the Kiwo's being ~ut of danger,
were announced to the Duke of Po AAAAA D, the Earl
of C , Lord HOIIAIT, and other Cabinet
Mioifters, who were left fitting in Council when
this Paper went to profs.
Such was the anxi:ty of Miniflers lafk night
to afcertain hourly t.”.: precife Sate of His MA.
JESTY'S health, that in feveral inflances their horfes
were kept harneffcd long after midnight. At two
o'clock in the morning Mr. Ammuctos went to the
glieen's Houfe, whet: he :attained a coofiderable
ti tut.
London, England, 1804-02-18

hOrA

This morning,
firing of guns. fel
was
afternoon
was taken betwee
tai
ihnOedi rßet this
sdi
ha fs
e a
has bed' hoified,
boats and tranfpc
More from Flat
have obliged the
heavy firing has
received a callow
other damage.
inn loft anchors
our (hips are blo
the reft are off Bi
CHAMPION frigat
ger, and a cutter.

take the opp
Downs, to coati
Batter me a fo
anchor, infide of
pang with the L
the IMNIORTALII
SQI.IIItRIL. of a<
gun brig, and lk

Captain Moe!
prefent the fi
been under the
Capt. Owen, wl
table, and infpie
seal, to annoy
while Fame is k
bt kharlifit to di
command I and
Pourable mentic
of the LOCUST
Pars, of the A
ted in the lilt ol
try, and fuppor
May free oda
(peaking what i
knowledge, wit
man of the Bon
to the utmoft,
let us gumbrig
tis, have oar lb
perform, which
from a conitant
favourable weal
land, Mid withb
bout fnch crtti
this war thong!

Lift Sunday,
lag off Cape Gs
ire difeovered
the Capes as i
Lieutenant Lau
this We attemp
tip a briik fire s
they endeavour
fea ran high, bl
our firing ineffe
London, England, 1804-02-18

• ••
day CAW the ifaLsatta geln.blig. Remain in there
Roads the °assess, Admiral Rossis's flag.fhip
Roar, Uf 64 giusi &vireos !loop ; tiara ma and
Swim cutters. The Bias or Litcisrsi packet dill
remains, wind bound. Light wind N. E.
Caesium', Fes. it —On Saturday it blew a very
heavy gale from- the eaftward. Three lighters were
funk, and one difinafted. A number of large veffels
drove confiderabli, but, fortunately, none of them
were Materially damaged. One of the lighters his
fince been railed. During the gals, the (loop Aan;
of this port, Whisseas mailer, was forced on (bore
near the battery, and, soft probably would have been
loft; bat for the imam:diem aid rendered by bis
jefty's (hip Tonataitisse, through which the (loop
was got off without damage. The conftant readinefs
of Capt. &seisms, his Officers and men, to afford al:
faience on all occafions to the trade, enfures to them
refpeft and efteem. The Fa&or, CALDWELL, and the
John and Alice, Dosswee, came up yefterday from
LBlll6ll', basing performed quarantine. By a letter
from the Cultom.houfe, Stranraer, of the 6th, it ap-
pears that there malt have been a reffel loft between
the Mull of Galloway and the Point of Corfall, as
there have been call on (bore, between there places,
feveral cafes containing flak' of oil, and other articles.
One flafk of Florence oil was picked op on that
beach the other day by a failor, and yefterday a piece
of (hip plank was picked up-
At Lochryan, lad week, a failing boat, belonging
to one of she armed fbips there, going on board, was
trierfet, and the chief Officer and four men Were
drowned. The night was very dark, which pre-
vented the fituation of the boat being feat from the
other (hips. The boat was found the following morn-
ing, bottom atp. almolt oat of the Loch.