Star.
London, England, 1804-12-19 00:00:00

DRURrLAVf THEATRE.

79 TttE EDITOR OP THE ST4R.

ARM Y IlipF VAY.

By inferting the following letter in your paper,
you will oblige a Coadant Header:
Ma. EDITOR—AS the increafe of the pay of offi-
cers in the army has of late becis the fubjett of much
difcuilion, and having feen one or two paragraphs
in your paper to this effect, none of which treated
on the folic& of the hay pay of the army, though it
ought ferioully to be confidered, I am induced; as an
old foldier, to trouble you with a few remarks re-
fpating the hardarips haltpay officers endure, una-
voidably placed in that lituation at the termination
.of a war. It is ton notorious a Isa to require any
comment, that at the commencement of the prefent
war, Government was depriud of the fervices of
many gallant and di ilinguithed members of the army,
in confequence of theirfranty pillow having been in-
adequate to their fupport, and this inconvenience
was greatly heightened by the numerous dedullions
for poundage. and extra charges made by agents.
pfficers placed on the Iriffi half pay labour under in-
finitely more difadviustages, as the dedaftions arc
without meafure, and the pay is generally upwards
of twelve months in arrear before they have the final
lett prnfpett of obtaining it ; added to this, thould
an officer employ au agent in England, which is
commonly done, be is again Cubic& to an additional
ex pence of pottage and agency, which literally leaves
him little or nothing for his fupport. This certainly
calls loudly for redrefr, and it is to be hoped Go-
i vernmeut will embrace fome opportunity of taking it
Into confideration, An uniform currency, it was
generally expelled, would have been efieblinsed at
the union of the two kingdoms, which would conic-
quently have benefited both the full and half pay, and
from fome meafures recently adopted by Govern-
ment, it iv yet ',returned this lung wished for event
will take place. In regard to the increafe of pay,' I
have no doubt in my own mind refitating the in-
tentions of Government, and am of opinion that the
Brains army rank too high in the elljrnation uf Ad-
miniliration to be Coffered to experience the flighteA
inconvenience. Many departments require the ml.
nutelt inveffigation, and by giving.' fpecific funs of
money to each officer in the army in lieu of extras,
Government mull ultimately be snitch benefited, and
the loyal and deferring foldier be exonerated from
the many hatdihips be at preleut unavoidably endures.
A. 111.

M.iliK-LANE.

COIN •11C. 19.

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The fupply of Wheat to-day is confiderable, with
much of Monday's unfold t at the preitnt prices it is
difficult of fele, and at a trifle lefs in price, but fo
little of fine old coming to hand, caulks thole fam-
pies rather to fetch more than general currency. We
have immenfe arrivals of Barley, and it further de-
clines in price—Malt likewife—New Beans are very
plentiful, as are Peas, and at little variation—have
many buyers of Oats. This trade is noted rather at
an advance. The late favourable weather for the
mills brings Floor in plenty, but not cheaper.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, Ilk 100 g. 1194 per v. Gm Peak au. to 461.
Floe Ditto, 112 e. 110. od. Deana, 449 5 is. od.
Rye. ps. 38a od. Tick Ditto 431. 491. od
auk/. Sae• 441. 04. Our, 291. 311.30.
Malt, 741. los. 01. Poland ditto, pp. 365.64.
White Polk, 544 sec a Rape Seed, 411. to 451. pa lilt.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Floor pos. co pp. Seconds Sp. to va per het.

l'eflerday the following notice was potted lip Zr.
all the avenues to the Theatre, and in all the molt
confpicuous and belt frequented parts of the Town :
.1-lustre Royal. Drury Lane,
luerday. 12 o'clock.

" The Manager of this Theatre has JuR received the foikwirg
Notes, which, with great refs", et, and the uttiloa Cinteenn,he lays
Wore the Public ; it is unuerrifary to add, that the change of the
Play is unavoidable, and he requests their Indulgence to the Co..medy of TIN Mader.
" sot, Tuefday; is °Web.
" I am eatronely concerned that it was not in my power to
give you earlier intelligence than the metaled, addrefed to yon by
1)r. Peados. now conveys. I did not comae:, yederslay, that my
fon's indifpelition would have prevented his appearance this 01,1.-
log, or my retard for the Intrrea of the Theatre. and my refpott
for the Public, who patroolfe him with fmh unparalleled generofity.
would have cashed me inftantly to have apprized you of it. 1U as
he is, he is even now defocus to play rather than be thought dea-
dest in either of thefe relpeas e but 1 am confident that neither
the Public nor the Proprietors would accept fuck a mark of his
sal at the fiat Rated by 1)r. Peados'.
"Ism Siri your obedient Servant,
" ToR. Wroughtoo, Efq, • w. lIEMST 'BITTY."
• sta. " Tuefday, Half pat amen.
• On being called in to Mailer Betty yefterday. I did not ow&
der his indifpofition of fueh a nature as to jollity my imerference
with his earner dare cot to difappokt the Public by ehaugiog the
pcdoonance advertifed for this evening. But this morning I am
decidedlyof opinion that he cannot, without the greased hazard,
attempt to appear on the Ragthis evening.
I' I am. Sir, yours, Zee.
• R.Wroughten, Efq. " cacaos AAAAA ON."
The effea of this notice was difcernible in the ap-
pearance of the houfe. The doors were not befieged
at as early hour, and the lobbies were not filled with
the overflow of the boxes. The drefs-bozcs and pit
were, however, all full, and there was what is gene-
rally confidered a miod houfe. As loon as the cur-
tain drew lip, Mr. INaouorr row came forward, and
thus addreffed the audience:
L•DIIIII AND OINTLIUIN,
" Notwithitanding that every mestere by been takes which the
time would allow to apprife the Public of the unavoidable change
of the Play this evening, it is poifible that many perfoos may hays
entered the Theatre. mutequainted with the dlfappointinan I refer
to. I feel it, therefore, a refpea I owe to ahem to read front the
printed Notice which we have endeavoured by every means to eir.
state through may part of the town."
Mr. Waotrowroi then read the two ktters from
the porting bills, Of which the above is a copy. The
audience being prepared for the change, this intelli-
gence Was received with louse plaudits. It was evi-
dent,- bowever, that while the ;nods& of all parties
was approved, the difapporatment had isrltanfect
. ,
verfal regret.
Mr. Waovcwros, in continuation,
" And now, Ladies and Ototkosen. ie Order to prevent olai:Ct"
Ohs expeditions, or future egappotosawess, I im direded to fay.
that with a view to a portal ratitatdifhasent of Ms kaki', the
Tiespagaier ww certaisly not appear span at this Thieve until
'her theChriftmas Holidays ; the Proprietors Wei estimresee
to lash to his health as their did °idea.' I am croadent that a
generous Public, whatever may be their temporary dleappointl
meet, win approve and fandtiod the motive which foggeas this
• + f have only. Lagiss and Geotheaten. to obtrode for ammo*
more, to requdt year indulgence to the fiabOkuted Comedy, Ls
width Mr.'Elliace and Mrs. Jordan, and the other Padoeneerb.
with theitindbeheerfulnefs, undertook their parts at the *one*,
•
The audience applauded; The Wonder was foblli-
tuted ; and Mrs. lcanna, Mr. Ectirrom, and•the
other performers, exerted themfelves in a manner
that proved their zeal to compenfate for the' slifap-
potntment.
Mr. and Uri.rox, and a large party of ladies,
were in the Oahe' of Blatotra's hoz; with the ;tope
of teeing the Yotract Rota us.' His Grace Was elf*
prefetit. Mr. Fox between the play and farce 'teed
through the honfe to the Duchefs of Dzeorsusta's
box, whirs he. remained Come time in couverfation
with her Grace. ' •

We underhand that French Papers to the Toth
have been received in town. Fetes and thews, in ho-
nour of the Coronation, Rill continue their career in
Paris, and the accounts of them are faid to COPRi•
tote the principal contents of thefe Journals. Amidtl,
however, all this apparent levity and trifling, we
know, from the charaaer of the Ufurper, that his
dark and wicked political intrigues inter no interrup-
tion. ° The French writers admit that the Eleaor
Arch Chancellor of Germany has arrived at Pat is
to negociate a Concordat with the Pope, and pro 7
bably a fupplemental treaty of German indemnities.
A private letter from Hamburgh informs us that
the King of Flossie ordered so,ooo men to hold
themfelves in readinefs to march at twenty-four hours
notice, when the difpatches were forwarded to his
Minider at Paris refpeaing the feizure of Sir G.
RUMBOLD. The terms then infifled on were the im-
mediate liberation of Sir Gaoacsa;the reltoration of
his papers, and that no part of their contents Iheuld
be publiftted I and laftly, a categorical earner in 24
hourh•otherwife war was to be confidered as declar-
ed, and the PrufGan army to march into Hanover.
The refult, fo far as concerns Sir G. Rustacmu, is
known.

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,
CITY Busisiess.—A Court of Aldermen was held
Yefterday morning his MAJESTY, and the Prin. ay at Guildhall, prefent the Lord Mayor,
cefres SOPHIA and Anima, with their - ufual atten- , i
C Aidermen,abe Recorder, and the other
dants. took an airing on borfeback through Eton,—
City Officers.
Her MAJIITY and the PrillCetref AUGUSTA, LIRA.• The price of bread was ordered to be reduced half
115TH, and MARY, went to Frograore. an :Mee. or id. in the peck leaf, to commence to-
The Prince of Wats: with Ms fuite, arrived at morrow ; the prim Odle quartern loaf of wheaten
the Pavilion at Brighton laft week, and, as is fuppof- will then be teal . and houftholdied. ' '‘
ed, it is his Royal Highnefs's intention to fpend the ' Mr. Alderman thwit MAW was appointed Collator
enfuing Chriftmas at that place. ' ` '' of the Orphans' Duty on Colds, in the room of On
Lord DUNES," is arrived in town from Dunfany Right Hon. THOMAS HAW!, decei(ed. •
Cattle, Ireland, and has taken an elegant haute in The Appeal of the inhabitants of St. Michael,
Portman-fquare. • Crooked-lane, againft 'the Rate and Affeffment rittle
The Earl of WRSTAIATH left London yefterday under the Incumbents' Aft, pallid Lail Seffion of
for Ireland, where he will remain until the meeting Parliament, was heard, and the raid rate was multi-_
of Parliament. ed, and new Afreffots appointed.
Lord LANGFORD returned to town yeterdey from SIIIITHEIELDCATTLI Soaw.—Yefterday ; baud-
Summer Hill, in Ireland. • • fat Cow and &IS:Of a mixed breed, between an Ea!}
wlndian. Bull and a_,Dwevoi..,,,_n Cow,_, belonging. to Mr.
Letters from Benconlen, dated in Anna left,
v. oers ratios's, Of coinsure, who sent them up fort
Rate, that the Weimer Cale had failed from thence
the infpation of the public, at the Cattle Shew_ . in
for China. Mr. WOOTTILN'S yard; but, owing' to a miltake,
The reported capture of the George, Captain Si,.- they did not arrive (Itere fooner. They were cumin-
sou, of Greenock, we are happy to find, is contra- ed by feveral breeders and amateurs, who continued Mrs. 13 11. Ltscrow is at prefent ferioqey indifpofed.
dieted by a notice from the'owners. to come till great part of the Rock were taken away. She was on Sunday ordered by ber phy6cian to take
The Hon. Admiral Bea s F tar is appointed to the In the afternoon, leveret ladies alto took this oppostu- as drops of laudanum for her cough ; inftead of which
Chief Command of the Sea Fencibles on the Coaft of nity of teeing the' cattle. Prince Ponrisasi, from the whole contents of the phial at lesft 30o) 'were
England. Ruffia, and an Hanoverian Nobleman were prefent by taillike given to her. The confequence was, that
Captain Daumstonn is appointed to the command alto ; Colonel Limo MOLlit__Dr. Nsusow, Marrs. (he was in the greateft agony daring the night and
of the Marius,' frigate, at Portfmouth. in the room West-cu. Kum. Ceooos, WELLS, QRACR, Youno, lies at prefent deogerourly ill at her houfe in Bolton-
of Capt. Goes, and left town laft night. SCARSOROUGN, "Etc. area.
The Viftualling Board have applied by letter to The following is an extra& of a letter from Cal- On Monday evening theChirwick SubferiptionCon-
the houfes in the fpirit trade, for tenders to be made cutta, dated June 13 : certs commenced, under the patronage of their
to the Board to morrow, of tso,c,oo gallons of rum "In my letter to our friend, I have detailed at Graces the Duke and Ditchers of Dsvonsmas, in
or brandy, to he delivered into the King's Stores at length the difaftrous events in Bundlecund : two corn- the Aftembly Rooms, to a fele& party of the Sub-
Portfmouth or Plymouth, within the finace of three panics of the ill battalion .Bth regiment and so ar- fcribers and their Friends.
weeks. tillery men, were cut to pieces, with all their Officers, The third reprefentation of Tisanes's AIWA
Laft week the Durham Militia marched from by s a,OOO of tbe enemy's h°ifec within fax miles of by the young Gentlemen of Weßminfter School, took
Chelmsford Barracks to Maldun ;as did likewife the their own army. Fewcsr, of the cavalry, had rue• place laft night. The feveral performers exceeded
2d Surrey, from the fame place to Banbury. ceeded to the command, Colonel Powat having left former exertions. The
even their Epilogue, which
the army lick. He was immediately on this fuser- is beautiful companion, was admirably delivered.
A furlough has been lately granted by the COM. Ceded by Colonel WNITTIT, who, poor fellow, led a
mender in Chief, for a c;ertain number of men from daysafter. General Lass is in that province The Earl of Oa MOND yefterday led to the hymenial
two
each regiment. ' himfelf. having made molt extraordinary forced alter the amiable Mils CLARKE, of Sutton-hall, who
Sir Jam Is CRAIG is to make Chelmsford his head marches at the head of his cavalry; during which he is polirced of a fortune of near 20,0:ia per annum,
quarters, for the purpofe of occafionally infpeftinZ left 120 Europeans on the road, from fatigue. unable facades near soo,ocoL in ready cello
the•conflruaion of the works now carrying on in that to keep up with him. Lass is one of the molt en- The new entrance into Brighton was laft week
neighbourhood. terprifing and indefatigable officers in exiftence. and opened, by taking down feveral boars, he. into
' Laft week the 2d battalion of the cad Regiment of a mat valuable man. Five companies of the ad bat- the North Street ; but the old entrance into Eat-
Foot or Gordon Highlanders, marched into Liver- cation of the 18th were at a little dißance from where firm will not be flopped till the new road is made
pool from the barrack, near Colchester. They are the two companies were cut to-pieces. They were complete.
under the command of Major Gosoow, and aria to foon'aftee furrounded by this bat of cavalry, but A few days fence the Parham harriers found a bare
embark for Ireland as loon as wind and weather formed in a compaa body. and moved on towards on Lee Farm Down, near Parham, which, after af-
permit. 'lwo of the divifions on Thurfday morning the army, defending themfelves in a moll gallant fording an excellent dace of an hour and thirty-five
were drawn up in Caftle-fireet, and infpefted by his manner, until they met the army, which had that minutes, ran through a houfe at Storrington Oho
Royal Highoefs the Commander in Chief, who ex- morning. the sad of May, moved on to their relief— i doors of which were (landing open) and traversed
pretrea binder much pleated with their hardy and a aronge fatality prevented them from moving_ for. the adjoining garden; but finding her purfuers pretty
foldier-like appearance. Their march from the bar- ward the morning before. A detachment of Gene- dole to her !Cent, the returned to the houfe, and laid
racks to Liverpool has been uncommuoly rapid, loose- ran Lass's army, under Colonel Don, took the ftrong her fell down in the kitchen, from whence (be was
times more than 3o miles a day. fort of Rampoora, on the lath of May, by afrault, in taken alive by Mr. Ftench and the buntfman, and
His MAJESTY has given orders for immudietely a very gallant manner, blowing the gates open with refereed for a future day's (port.
thcir t 2-pounders. Fifty fcpoys were killed ot On Saturday feinnight a bare got into St. John's
making confiderable additions to Glouceller Lodge,
wounded ; no European corps, except artillery. pre-
at Weymouth. That refidence has been found ince-
feet : I moor theeamy kilkd. This was the &It aft Church-yard, Liverpool, and took &cher in a new
pable of accommodating the different branches of
of hoßility with Holkar ; but none oft hisinformation made grave, where it was taken alive.
the Royal Family, independently of their attendantsLett evening, about fix o'clock. as Capt. Jamas
has yet beet' made public. MueeaT, of the Eaft-India service, with two gentle-
who were lodged in dittcrent parts of the town left
has
Ho Scar is gone. no one knows where; the fellow men, were returning from Gravefend, in a taltifav
rummer, to their great inconvenience. His Me-
who 'd the militia in Bundlecuea is called Meet
JESTY has, therefore, determined upon enlarngthey were attempted to be (tort by two footpads, near
Khania partisan of Holka.ris." '
the Lodge ; and has, for that purpore, made apart--the Pr incefs of Wales', on Blacieesth ; but the driver
chafe of four hooks adjoining. The following are By a letter from a young gentlemaa of the India ltriking a: one of them with his whip, and pulbiog
the alterations which are intended :—The Lodge is Civil Ettabliftiment, we have the pirticulars of the his hocks on, prevented him from catching bold of
to undergo a complete renovation with verpeet to its narrow efcape of the Company's ship Euphrates, the reins' on %%bleb one of the footpads fired, but
hangings and furniture :itisto he fitted• up for the which failed from Portfmouth in September, :?03, without circa.
tole refirlence of the QYFSN9 the PRIIIC sssss , and when within three days fail of Calcutta, by twice On Friday night laft, a fire broke out in one nf. the
their attendants. The principal houfe, that which is (hiking on the Saugor Sands. where (be 101 l her rod- Rabies a the Bull Inn, at Redburn, near St. Alban's,
contiguous to the Lodge, the Kayo appropriates to der, and making eight feet water, was in extreme which, from the want of water. threatened &arse-
himlclf and his attendants. The next is for the ac- danger during eight days, until relieved by the Coin- lion to the neighbourhood. •Six houfes in half as
commodation of the Royal Dukes ; and the two pany's attendant gun-vetfels. The female pall-niters hour were completely deftroyed, and fa bodes that
others are intended for the equerries and fervants.— and difpatcbei were taken out by the pilot-boat at were in the (table were burnt to death; one of them
His Maras* has defined, that the architature of the firft ftriking of the veffel. The Euphrates and belonged to Mr. MAR SEMI of Totteohain Court-
the whole pile of buildings may be cxaelly uniform, cargo were much damaged, and the flop nal require road, which he had putchaled in the North for yo
isbuth in hciiiht and in co ter:or ornaments fix months to repair guineas, nod was on its way to town .

bubfie
Waterford

. .
THE V.ENIA.A.SLIL • •
DM. following fommary of the 'Principe evil
deuce that appeared on the Conn. Martial held ft
PI rtnonth, on Monday, December to, on Capt;in J.
H , and the officers and crew of his Mijelly's
(hip Vsmsaast.a, for the lots of that (hip in Torbay,
on the night of the asth of November lA. and in
confequence of which they were all molt honourably
acquitted, except a private Marine, who, for impro•
per behaviour after the (hip ftruck, was fentenced to
receive two hundred lathes from (hip. to (hip, round
the fleet :

On Saturday afternoon, Nov ra, about half pall d
thtee o'clock, the wind being weßerly, attended with
hfoessaovyyw.ritai,nnt,hofeburdefadr7einnelygkthfhineidfvteold to the N. E. attended
fo.wiedeethreirliasnhdoilnikienwhierfe
t 441
!attach, our boats were bullied in, and every need- e
Cary preparation made for failing. At half pall four a
tlie
was underAdmttat madethelignal to weigh. and fi
after ord; -
!hip tatting with her head
.
to the fonthward. The fignal was then made 1
for every (hip to (hew light, to denote their fta- ;
dons. The V AAAAAA Le's anchor was now weighed;
the (hip under three top fails, . fore fail, gib. and ;
Ray fads, and brought to for the purpofe of weigh.
in g and Rating the anchor ; in hooking the eat, one
of the men fell overboard ; in lowering the boat from
the (larboard quarter to Cave the man, one of the fails
was fuddenly let go, in confequente of which the
boat was fwamped, and Mr. DAIS, Midthipman, was
drowned ; it was alfo believed that two men fbared
the fame fate r the boat on the larboard quarter was
now lowered, and faced the man who firft fell over.
board. Daring this time the V having
drifted confiderably towards Brixham; the boats
I were boded in, and fail made on her; finding we
could not weather the Berry Head, the (hip was
tacked with her head to the northward: after making
feveral (hart trips, at times bearing away, and at
others luffing up; for the different fltips working .out
of the Bay. It was oow near eight o'clock, the night
extremely dark, the wind variable, and the weather
foggy, we were not able to difcern the land, in confe-
quence of which our chief dependance was upon our
foandinx : on the men in the chains calling by the
deep ei t, the helm was put a lee ; the wind at this
time fhtfted nearly four points to the ealtward, not-
witlifkanding whith the (hip came round, and when
we braced about our head yards, the men at the lead
called, by the mark (even. It was now nearly calm.
Finding the (hip did not gather head-way quickly,
the jib and main-topmaß fiay-fails were hoilted.—
At this time the (hip Rruck the ground, and almofi
immediately after fell round upon her keel, and with
confiderable force again (truck upon the reef of rocks,
known by the name of Painron Ledge. The fignal
of di firers wa s now made, tad continued to be repeatec
while we bad a gun above water, or a falfe fire left
An attempt was made to furl the fails without effea
the (hip Basking fo forcibly as to prevent the peopt
going aloft. The boats were hoißed out for the put
pole of crying out the Bream anchor. The (hip
this time beginning to make water, the chain pump
were fee to work, and before the Bream anchor coul
poffibly be got into the launch, the (larboard-fide
wa
reported to be bulged : this might be, to the belt c
my recollettion, about one hour after Ike (truck tt
ground. The weather at this time clearing op a littl
we were able to judge of our unfortunate fituatice
To our great mortification there appeared no hope
laving the thipoind very little of laving the lives of tl
crew. The mans were now ordered to be cut awa
and in a few minutes they fell over the off fide : fit
the misen, then the main, and, laftly, the forema
The crew were then ordered to get into the boats
fall as they arrived to our affiltance. which they we
able to do by going over the (tern, and by 3 o'clock
the morning were all fafely out of the fhip, clear t
Captain and Officers, and fame few men, who svt
determined not to quit the seta until the Officers d
About five o'clock, on the left return of the lasi
usux's boats, the Captain, Officers, and remai
few left her, and were fafely conveyed on boardni
Isterruaux. Shortly after day-light, the Gip
reeived to have feparated, and the part on wh
perceived to have feparated, and the pan on wh
11or the IA four hours) we had flood, namely,
arboard, main, and nsiun chains had difappeal
Thefe, to the bell of my rer.olleCtion, are the pa
culars of the lots of His Majefty's (hip the Vase
sal. It is now with the deepelt forrow I halm
make a few remarks upon the inhuman condue
the people at Brixham, and round the bay,
(hewed not the lull difpofttion to Pave any of
lives, and I am firmly convinced (as well as the
taro and all the officers), that had it not been foi
great and fpirited exertions of Capt. I'. B. MAI
and the officers and men of the boaof e I
Tu sus, allified by Come boats of the GOthLIAN,
one of our lives would have been Caved. It is molt
one boat from Brisham came towards ut, I fea
with the belt of intentions, as on being bailee
inaantly hauled away from us. It is silo well kr
werethat thee
m plopp
oyeled
ionn
ptihuen
db
raicnhg,
what
trtfe
wt the
of oar
Tonere kt
floated on (bore. Indeed. we, the. Officers, a
opinion, that we (hodld have met more ho
treatment had the (hip been loft on an
enemy's s
and lure they are, that any of his Ma jeßy'
which the inevitable perils of (entice may preatlace
limiter fituation, will experience the fame t
Too much cannot be Paid of the prompt an
nd t
affillance afforded us by the her aro an
boar, for which the Officers and crew of the
saws are certainly indebted for their lives. A
the meritorious Cervices of that fpirited and me
Officer, Captain T. B. Mains, may be 'Said
fingulsr and molt honourable eircumftance
companies flen to his lot to face the lives of foe
Nampa in dittrefs, thole of the Maoists
NatADI, V aaaaaa ts. and another, whole ran
not immediately occur to me.

•
I Inn, at Redburn, near St. Alban's, i
want of water. threatened dame- The uciaso“. • •
ocitiOrM .•- •
bbourhood. •Six !souks in half an mtm 17". m.kruppachun. "°r" " LAO4OO is 'bon comma., ••••
, from Tenetgfit lee on
rely deftroyed, and fa harks that IurCIU
Acosta, lima mafler,--This Via; a
Wit Margate.
e were burnt to atolls one of them fpe.ft to the and cargo, which the court was of of
• 1441"0", Tottei.hAin Court. is frigate, and the Identefolootvor.iar, with part of the
lick: hinder convoy. which failed f thc NVLIt Indica infofficient. and accordingly condemned the limp and au
f
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