Star.
London, England, 1803-10-03 00:00:00

ITAL r.

vr,ts,Avausr :4.—Admiral Ifar.sox has c,.1.
Idled all the Englilit (hips of war which were croiz.
ing off Sicily, and thus formed a formidable meet, can
fitting of t 4 fail of the line, and a confiderable nun..
ber of frigates, brigs, and other armed veffels. N.
is the number of land troops he has on board incou
fiderable.

Apprehenfions having confequentlj been conceir.
ed by our Court, that the Englith intended to occu,
py the ifland of Sicily, which aright induce the French
General St. Cra, tosake polfeffion of the whole king.
dom of Naples, an application was made to Mr. EL.
mart., the En lid Ambafador, for fame explana-
tion on that fubjea, who returned for anfwer, that as
long as the French troops remained 411 their prefect
potations in Italy, the illand of Sicily had nothing tc
fear from the Elint ; but mould the French troop:
advance to Rego, a change. of maims would be-
come unavoidableon the part of the En lid.
The three French men of war, which arrived at
Genoa from Porto Ferrajo, with ordnance and am-
munition, failed from thence on the a a inflant, but
returned on the ad, although the port of Genoa was
not yet blockaded by the Ea lid. An Englilh brig,
which attempted to capture fame vetch in the bay of
Spezz:a, was compelled, by the fire of the Geno‘s
Colla, to Weer off.

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Since oprlaft, three Hamburg,: mails have arrived,
by which channel we have received extraes of en*/
thing at all interefting in the Paris Journals down to
the 33d ult. They relate chiefly to the preparations
for invading this countrperthe only theme on whicts
the Parillan journalifts dare to expatiate. If wenn,
credit their flatements, the whole costa mato to tali
country (warms with troops ready to embark. Two
great camps arc formed tit St. Omen ts and Qbanrs tad
from thence the troops will be marched tta the places
of their embarkation. Another army to its called
the army of referve, is, according to tome reports, to
be formed at Amiens. All report; concur in.aating,
that the Feast. Cowsut. is to fuperintend the ember.
hada', if not to command the invading army in pets
fon. If the letters from Bentiels be corral, he nugj
now be at Ghent or St. Omer's, in order to put every
this* in aftieity. Qemain it iq however. that an•
common Wile and allivity prevail, and great bodies
of trams are allembting in all quarters, portionlarly
cm the Mania coat and parts adjacent. General
gout.? commanded the army at St. Osier's, previous
to the arrival of the bast Conant. That army ii
mentioned to costa of at dtmitbeigodes, 'regii
Mean of (*TAM two 0, hod% mod ran coihieukire "
foot artillery. It is difficult to fix the number of
derni-keigade. It maybe toot; or ;ono, or more. (lei
oval Ssenatea. it is Paid. has left Paris. and tool
tp organise the whole'force intended tor
General Iblevotatt Dvsias is Chief of she
In a word,the preparations of the enemy ere oP hat
a stators os to require that Governatoat 11101114 4
prepared to meet the attack. &could the enemy, eon.
Iraq to all probability. elfea; landing in (ores. Gar
•
bog troops, our bed Camels will he requifue, sad
angry part of our military greet* regular and
gular. Ihould be kept io readinefs to aft on
&mull notice. Experience fufficiently thews tisk
diftipline and drill ore no lets requifite tha% seal 04
courage.

The Frear.h who take into their view all pita&
combinatioas of favourable circomainces, calculate
that our blockading force will be driven of fromikail,
Toulon, and the Teal. by the equlrsodial
Then they hope that their Beets will fail to the plias
of their deßination onmoleiled. We have little doubt;
if the &et from thofe places could get oat, as
would be lauded in Ireland. While the French
threaten and may attempt lb/nothing again* Nag,:
land. they will certainly lore no opportunity orcre-
askag a diverfion and kindling a war in Grimed. The
period is approaching for the experiment on bob.—
If the Preach mean to attack us; they will do it Item,
though their preparations have not yet reached ma,
fluky. BONAPAITI, however, knows that celerity II
equivalent to force.

The arrangement by which Spain is to eoatione
neutral, on paying Prance a large (um ofnaouey.
does am appear to have been known at Paris; for
the Atwitter has adopted articles from the isferior
Journals, tending to thew that by the Teensy called
the family compaa (Rill in force, as is contended).
Spain ought to enter into the war with all its force.
Spain will be compelled to declare WOE; and we
fear the mull yield to her greateß mealy—France.
The articles from Hamburgh. and other places. ra•
ceived by the Mail,will be found extremely inteteßing4
Our Hanibursh Correfpondent under date o/ the
aoth September, informs us, that the Frisch have
parchafed at Alcove four or five welsh, which they
have armed at &ads and Harburg as cutters, car-
rying a►out :6 guns each. They have &Red down
to Cuxhaven, with the defign. as is thoight, of
watching fume opportunity of the weather, to pars
our blockading veldt. and to anus againit the Bal•
tic &et% to and from England.
La akw of the 334, he inform us, that too d

t:

0

Natsow has c‘.l.
•hich were erthz.
lidabie meet, con.
mfiderable num.
led veirels. M-
on board ;neon

tly been concei►.
ntended to occu.
Idace the French
fthe whole king.
trade to Mr. Et •
r Tome explana.
r anfwer, that as
in their prefeut
had nothing tc
to French troop:
&ores would be-
EnglA.
rhieh arri►ed at
dnance and am•
sit inftant, but
rt of Genoa was
in Englith brig,
rd. in the bay of
of the Genos:s

PIE O'CLOCK
house it 4 41C
RDAY :
1104 3i.(14
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allr- Ss iff
vv. Deboisres ack
do• mi

Its have arrived,
muses of elide,
Darnels down to
:he preparatiosys
iseme on which;
We. If we pay
I oppoSte to this
embark. Two
sad %Is% gad
ied tQ tbe places
iy to bi caligd
tome reports, to
sum is; Awing.
end the embtr•
ng army in pen
vowed, he mull
der to pot rrery
raver, that sa..
mid great bodies
particularly
cent. petard
vises.pievious
Tint army is
two, i= tie;
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e number of 4
1/2 0! MOM 00;
e Sony
• 16r
tend
st:::
'Of the
au !we ofi faith
sem &odd kt
m enemy, oott.
In folio. .oor
requifite sad
gular a hitt
to aft ou tbd
• *we Mit
thuu seal and
ew all
cei calenliii
of from Ihtel,
tatial xalta•-••,.
til to 'implant
Te little doubt.
get oat, men
the French
I— Bar'
rtualty oral.
Inked; 'Do
mt oo
will do it !boo,
t tucked ma,
that celerity h

is to coatieue
am orawseers
at Parisi for
se the ides*
Treaty celled
I contended);
h all its force.
:tfclf; aced we
ty—France.
her places, re-
:l7 inteteffingi
tr date of the
Fre*ch hays
ti which their
cutters, car-
e failed down
thought, of
idler, to pats
;alai the Bal•

, that taro of

there yeah have Arcady been captured at the mouth
of the Elbe by one of our 'hips.
The Moniteur of die 22d mentions an anion be-
tween a French frigate of +o guns, and the Hsi-
cu tss, of 7+. in which thty Pate that the latter *as
beat off, and the Captain killed.

The Gazette of Saturday contains the official ac-
counts of the attack made on the gun-boats at Calais
and Boulogne. It certainly has, as we (fated on
Saturday, been attended with ley fueeefs than could
have been wifhed. We have to be fore (uftained no
lots ; but the French will boaß not a little of their
having been able to fend gun-boats from Calais
to Boulogne in the face of our cruisers. The eir•
cumftance, however, only pmves, that land batteries
can protect vetrels within their range, a fait that all
the world knew before. But does not the refult of
this attack thew that we ought to have boats limner
to thole of the French along with our flotilla. If we
had had fitch laft week, it would have been impof-
fible for theirs to have reached Boulogne—the batte-
ries, where there were any, could not in that cafe
have injured our boats without firing upon their own.
The particulars given in the Gazette will be found
to agree in all the principal circumftances with the
accounts already laid before the public in the STAR'
This morning we received a Journal of all the pro-
ceedings, from a Gentleman who was adively en-
gaged in the bufinefs from its commencement, from
which it will be feen that, though the enemy's boats,
from their (mall draft of water, were able to keep fo
clofe to the (bore, as to defy our getting near them,
they did not etted their paffage without fuftaining a
very confiderable lots in killed and wounded. As
to their boats putting out fairly to fen, our tars laugh
at the very idea t to ufe the expreffion of our Cor-
refpondent. " they are as much adapted to oafs the
Channel, as a Thames wherry to make a voyage to
the Cape of Good Hope."

Her Royal Highnefs the Duchefs of You has,
within thefe few days, been ferioufly indifpofed. On
Thurfday We was fo ill as to require the attendance
of bet phylician, Dr. G. Pa&goon. for the wisole of
the night, but we are happy to learn that her Royal
Highnsfs is now in a Rate of convalefeence.
Colonel Pscrou, late Governor and Brigadier Ge-
neral at Trinidad, and fine* at Tobago, is arrived
from the Weft Indies in his Maillky's [hip Vague,
commanded by Captain HURT iIiATION.

On Tuddaimortinj, Colonel To Liarron, of Ful•
larton, and fake. unwed at Port Glafgow, in the
!hip Cumberland, from Trinidad.
- - -

• Tbnifday! Mr. WILLIAM STATNIVII, only brother
to Colonel EDWARD S PPPPP DI, of the Royal Regi-
ment of Artillery, was defied Bailiff of the Borough
of Chippenham. Wilts.
On Thurfday the Right Hon. the Cuanestaoa of
the Excasopsa, paid a vitlt to Eawmio Gomm),
Efq. at his &at at Maiden Early, where he feet that
bight. The next morning he Camicsaioa reviewed
his troop of Woodley Cavalry, on Bollmarat-Mir
and wu pleated to exprefs himfelf much gratiied
with their peered Item of difcipline, and die Corb
refiners with which they performed their various
evolutions. Saturday morning Mr. ADDINGTON.
accompanied by Mr. Clourino, returned to London.
A letter free Dublin dated the s7th ult. rays
"This day Hoary Hawley, the man who rented the
place where the rebel depot of arms was kept, was
tried before Lord N0R11171114 and the Honourable
Barons CHOWS and DALT. It was clear proved
that be took the place by leafs from a Mr. Coleman,
in the month of March la*: and two witneffes, one
mined Finney, a working carpenter, whom the
prifoner had employed in the depot from the month
of May left up the sad of July I the other Flemming,
who had been a principal witsch againit Emmet,
clearly proved that the prifoner had been alive in the
depot, and making pikes them, till the evening of
the infurmaion. Both Funny and Major Sin. alto
proved, that when smelted, he fled at the approach
of Major Sirr, to where his coat lay (the prifoner
having been at work at his trade al carpets:), and
took from oot the pocket thereof a piftolr with which
he refilled being taken, and in his reftlanee /hot
Hanlon, the late keeper of the Tower, who had at.
Ailed dajor Sirr. The prifoner was himfelf wounded
by Hanlon in the left hand. The evidence on the
part of the Crown being elated, the prifoner did not
attempt any defeat*, and the proof of his grill was
to clear that the Jury gave a verdia of Gsti/o, without
leaving the box.
"The prifoner;was then brought forward to receive
judgment I and allied in the ufual form what
plea he bad whyJsdgmetu of death and execution
Iliould not be pronounced upon him 't he replied that
be had nothing to fay, but to beg fosse time to make
his peace with GOD.
is Baron Geosos, after imwetUvely reprefentiog to
the prifoner the enormity of that confpiracy and in
forroftion, which would have precipitated hundreds
of good and loy.al men into the grave without the
finaßeft preparation, pronounced the awful lenience
of death in the utoal terns.

" The prifoner appeared very unmoved.
• WIDNIIIIDAT, MT. 28.
" By the eonfelfion of Nervy Navas y, who was ere.
toted today in the front of Ncwgate, it appears that
he had more deadly crimes to anlwer for than his trial
manifefied ; for he acknowledged himfelf to have
been the murderer of Lieut.-Col. &ow* e, of the a t
Regiment, or Scotch fuzUeers, who fell amiclit the
affalfinations of the 23d July. .He exprefed much
penitence. and exhorted the crowd to avoid his fate,
by Bunning thole cnnfpiracies and relxllioue prac-
tices which had brought him to fuch a fatal and ig-
nosniaious end. He was rather a handfotne young
man, but did not appear intelleitually above his con-
dition in life. He evinced, that as far as depended
upon animal courage, be was fitted for treafon.
" No other news, except that I bear Gen. Moos.,
and to,ooo men, have arrived in Bantry Bay—they
are welcome. and I think we mutt have more of
them ; for this will certainly be the teal objet of
French hofidity."

kirligag iNtELLicRAt

JOURNAL OF THE OPERATIONS OF OUR FLOTILLA

On Weduefday Sept. 28th, at to A. M. the fqtia-
dron lying to off Cape Blancknea, the AUTUMN
made the fignal for fome fufpicious veffels being in
the E. S. E. quarter. The LIDA, then Commodore,
immediately threw out a fignal for the BLOODHOUND,
AacHsa, CONFLICT, and a hired cutter to chace.—
In about an hour the ARCHES. made the fignal for
26 Gil of the enemy in the E. S. E. quarter ; and in
fifteen minutes after made a fignal that the enemy
were coming out of port.
At half pail eleven, the ARCHER, CONFLICT, and
the hired cutter being within (hot of the enemy, be-
gan to fire upon them : in a very fhort time after the
Lao*, AUTUMN, and BLOODHOUND got within (hot,
when a general and heavy fire was opened upon
them, which was returned only by a few guns now
and then from a galliot•rigged gun brig, but a very
heavy fire was kept up from the cliffs on (bore.
This kind of running fight continued along (bore
all the way to Boulogne roads ; the fhot fell very
thick among the enemy, and mat have done them
much mifchief : though none of them were taken,
there is every reafon to think that many of them
were much difabled: at any rate our flotilla gave the
enemy a fpecimen of what they may expeel, if ever
they are fo rafh as to venture beyond the reach of the
guns of their own batteries.

The Discovatv and T a, in confequence
of their heavy failing, did not come up before the
enemy were abreaft of Cape Ganes, but they then
made up for loft time, by throwing fome very well
direaed (hot among them.

The 'French flotilla confifted oft cutter, t galliot,
and 31 luggers, very full of men. The Englifh
fqnadron was compofed of r frigate, a Hoop,
bombs. 3 gun.brigs, and t cotter.
Barr. a9.—At fix A. M. the fignal was made to
chace in the Eaf quarter, and to clear for aftion.—
At this time a number of the enemy's boats were ob.
(creed coming from the Eaftward : it now fell calm,
and the enemy anchored in the bay between Capes
Grifnez and Blancknez. About half paR to a breeze
(pringing up, they all got under way again, by which
time our fquadron was abreall of them. We then
bore up, and at half paa tr, the fignal being made
to engage, a heavy fire immediately commenced, but
the enemy'sgun boats did not return a tingle (hot. The
batteries and mortars on Cape Ganes, however,
made up for their hence, and the tide keeping the
rquadron for a confiderable time shred' of the Cape,
gave the enemy a confiderable advantage. They
threw their (hells exceedingly thick, and one of them
unfortunately fell on board the LIDA, but providen-
tially not a man was hart, nor did the veal fuaain
any material damage. The Discovsay and TAR.
"%taus bombs threw their thells with admirable preci-
lion ; feveral of them fell direaly on the fpot, whence
the enemy's !hells proceeded, and teemed to throw
them into a good deal of confufion.
About twelve o'clock two of the enemy's boats
run on more amen the rocks, at Cape Orifnez, ac-
cording to every appearance totally difabled ; the reit
puilted on, but in a very mattered condition, and the
wind again failing, we were not able to annoy then%
fo ouch as we enamel, for the calm continued till

about four o'clock. when they case to anchor in
Boulogne rands.
As the fquadron had Rill kept within (hot of them.
we had now a favourable opportunity to recommence

our operations, and fuck a heavy cannonading as few
ever witneffed, was begun on both fides. For above
an hour the enemy continued throwing Quells from
II every quarter. I once counted ten (hells in the
air at the fame time : the gun.boail in the Roads
kept alto an inceffant fire ; and, u you may well fnp.
pole, our fquadron were not behind hand with them.
We returned (hot for (hot with as much brilltnefs as
poinble ; and the AUTUMN in particular kept up a
confiant and weldireiled fire, which did confiderable
execution.

They may boat of having efcaped from one port
to another, but they did not reach the place of their
denination till they were in a very mattered condition.
I obferred boats coming from the &ore to take away
the wounded, and a vet number of carte wire em-
ployed on the beach in the fame fervice.
From what I have feen, I will venture to fay, that
the French boats are es much adapted to crofs the
Channel in their threatened invafion, u a London
waternsan's wherry is to make a voyage to the Cape
of Good Hope. If their terrible armada, which is
preparing to afrail our little Ifland, be compofed of
no better veffels than thole we attacked, we have
very little to fear. Should our flying fqnadrons be
only apprised of their departure from their own
coati, our velds will have nothing to do but to run
them down. There are a few brigs in Boulogne,
but they are very inferior to our fnullefi cruisers.—
From the fpecimen given them of the reception they
will meet with, they will not be very ready to come
from under the proteaion of their own batteries.
It is however certain, that great preparations are
making in every part of the conk and in the neigh.
bourhood of Boulogne in particular. An amazing
number of temporary buts have been ereaed, which I
imagine, are intended for the reception of the troops
to be embarked, and I make no doubt, that if they
come it will be very loon, but they little think what

kind of reception is ptepared firi them. They may
(dealt along in a dallattny manner front bne port to
another under covet of the night or city& to their
batteries, but they dinhot erofs the Chunnell where
they will not efcape the vigilance of our cruisers ,or
the vengeance of our gallant feamen.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, OCT. t.
ADMIRALTY•OFFICE, OCT. 1.

Copy of a Lem from Rear Admiral Moriraen to Sir EVAN
NEPIAN, Bart. dated on board his Artajettes htip LITALCH
Downs, 28th September 1823.
Sit —Enclofed I have the honour to tranfmit a
Duplicate of intelligence received from Captain
JACKSON, of the Aurorae, the original being trent'.
mitted to the Commander in Chief.
I am, &c. R. MONTAGU.
lils Majefty's hoop Acrosan, off Calais, Sept. att.
The wind fpringing up yellerday morning from
the Eaftward, I thought it a proper opportunity to
attack the enemy's veffels in Calais, in order that they
fhould not get them up the harbour, out of the reach
of our fire ; I waited till it was half ebb in the har-
bour, at which time they take the ground ; we then
bore up, and, after trying and finding out the dif-
tame, we anchored—the bombs to the N. E. of the
town, tht other part of the fquadron abreaft of the
town and pier-heads, to draw the enemy's fire as
much as we could from the bombs, fo as not to pre-
vent their aaing. After we anchored abreall of the
town and pier head battery, the enemy opened their
fire on us from all directions, amongft which, I found
they had mortars, the first (hell fell within a (hip's
length of us, and burft under water, our veffels at
that time were fo dole, that I thought there was a
great probability fome of their (hells might fall on
board, whilft I found our flint (though they all
reached the pier heads,) would not go fo far up as
their (hips, I therefore made the fignal to weigh and
open to a greater diftance, remaining at anchor my.
fell. The fquadron has been very fortunate in re-
ceiving no damage from the enemy's fire. The
bombs were now keeping up a well-direaed fire.
many of the (hells evidently falling in the min of
their gun boats ; the (hells that fell over the boats
went into the town, and mull have done grieat da-
mage ; the Eat end of the town appeared to be on
fire for fome time. From the enemy's boats and
wads being covered under the land, it was impolLble
to judge what damage they fuilained, but it mail have
been confiderable ; at now came on to blow fofreth
from the N. E. that the fprings would aot hold the
(hip againft the wind and tide; the TARTARUS'
anchor having given way, I was obliged to make
the fignal to dilcontinue their fire.
I have the honour to be, &e. S. JACKSON.

Rear Admiral bfoarraov, Downs.
Copy of a Lena from the Right Honourable Lod Karma, K. F.
Admiral of the Moe, &e. to Sir EvAx NIPtAII, But. dated
_ .

on board his Weirs ihip Mostaacis, aE BrOisilSisirs. the
th
enclofe, for their Lordfhipe information, a
Copy of a Letter from Captain HOST MAN, of his Ma.
jetty's fhip the Lana, to Rear Admiral Moirraou,
reporting the attempts which he had made with his
Majelly's (hips and veffels ander his orders, to ob.
boa the-progrefs of the enem' gunboats from the
Eaftward towards the port of Boulogne; and have
the honour to be, &c. (Signed) [SITU.

HU ?Aalefty% alipLaira. at Doorpe,llept. 29,
Bia—ln anfwer to yoar, s of this date, I have the
honour to acquaint you. that the:enemy's gun veffels,
being 26 in number, were yeßerday dikovered
coming out of Calais foon after I had difpatched
Lieutenant CAIIEIIOII to you; I immediately gave
chafe with the fquadron tinder my command, but al-
though every exertion was tiled on our part. they an-
chored dote in with the pier at Boulogne, after a
ftvere cannonade of three hours, which was returned
from them, as well as their numerous batteries on
(pore : it was my intention to have bombarded them
ie that fituation, and bad made the fignal for that
purpofe, but the wind blowing firong off (bore, and
a lee tide, prevented the bombs from taking their
Rations accordingly. At daylight this morning an-
other fquadron of the enemy's gun-boats (ss in num-
ber) were difcovered coming from the Eaaward
immediately proceeded• to attack them, and after a
fevers cannonade for nearly three hours, they an-
chored in the thumb's with the yeah left night, with
the loft of two of them, they basing been driven on
bore, and bilged upon the rocks: There are at pre-
fent SS gun verde at an anchor mild* the pier of
Bo3logoe. lam happy to add, that I have sot re-
ceived reports of any material injury being dose to
any of the fquadron under my command r—ah ell
fill on board the Lena. which bora in her hold,
doing little injury to the (hip, and without hurting a
man. I have the honour to be, &c. aos.nouvaar.
Rear Admiral Musson,

Copy of a Letter frost Vim Admiral Lord Mom Neeeor,
Z. IL Gemmeader la Chief of ith **Res Ship lad Voids
is the Moditenesms, to Sir IVAN DlSPlell MA. dated es
hosed hie hiaielty's 114 oro olf Toeles:Avs. to.
111--1 herewith tranfinit yea. for the information
of the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty. Copy
of a Letter from Captain DONMILLY, of his Maje
ty's !hip Naectsstrs, giving an account of the cap.
tore of the French =timid brig of war l'Alcion.—
She appsarsto be a remarkably fine vea4 fit for his
Majeky's ferric,. I have the honour to be, atc.
(Signed) MILIIOIII MID 11111011/1.

tits Pilslefty's alp Mato Isom, at isa,isly g.
My Lord—l have thelionour to inform your Lord- 1
(hip, the Ship I commanded being off the Wand of Ss. 1
Peter's. near Sardinia, yefierday morning, at day
light. a fail was difcovered in the tooth welt quarter,
to which we gave chafe. and, at two o'clock this
morning captured her, after a parfait of a: hourri—
upon boarding we found her to be the French Na-
tional brig of war l'Alcion, of 16 guns and 96 men,
commanded by Captain Laces., returning from
Alexandria, where the bad been on a particular mit.
Son. She appears to be one of the eaeff veffels of
her clefs I have teen—is built upon a new confiroc-
tion. fails prodigioudy AL is well equipped, and on.
ly one year old. I have the honour to be, etc.
(Signed) ILO'S 0011111111111.1 r.

Accounts were yefterday received at the Admi•
ratty of the fafe arrival of the Weft India Deets nn•
der minty of tho Vino, frigate. Capt. G .

Facsimile. SIIIPT. 3Clk.AlTilVed his Mai,lles (hip
Wabt, of so guns, and Jatnuet brig, of ti guns,
from Portfutouth, to give inftroEtious to &eh veleta
as may be bound to the eathr2rd; the Met under
convoy of his Hajar. drip EXCILLEMT of 74 gu 1317

and As azoil Ririe of 40 guns, are expelled
io-morrow ; arrived life his Nejelty's hula
"Lowaa of 'spas. id take convoy to the ea:t
and the (hip Aurora. Matthews, froM air
—Sailed the Jossrut mitter, Lieut. Gusst
cruise ; the Lively. Busroa. for Sandwich
Sampfon, PARKER, for London ; Martha, Gls
for Emfworth, and the Esperiment, DAVIES
cru:ze.—L'Efpoir French brig privateer, Mize
Josern clutter, arrived at Helford
the Hero cutter privateer of Guemfey, fr
cruize.—A line of battle faip with a convoy,
this port lait evening from the weliward, fuppc
be his Majelly's !hip COURAGEAUX of 7 guns,
a convoy from the Weft Indies.—Wind North.

PLYMOUTH, Ocr. I.—Came in the Swift I
gling cutter of Fowey, from Guenter, Ltden
250 calks of fpirits, betides falt and tobacco : lh
.captured by his iffajefly's fhip SYLPH, of 18
Captain GOATS, off the Lizard, on the 171 h
The Leeward (hand fleet, confifling of 180 fai
der convoy of the Couaaceaur, of 74 guns, V
0132 guns, and BUSY, of 16 guns, were all we
Mounts Bay, the 27th ult. Came in the Jet
Planter, Capt. PIASD, from St. Vincent's, for
don, put in for water ; alfo the Prudian gait
Vrow Alida, Captain SYNKI KERRIS Snaps,
St. Martin's, laden with falt, bound to ams
detained and fent in by the Betfey cutter private
this port, a s leagues fouth of Scilly, out three a
but brings no news. Sailed the Doris frigate,
cruize. Came in three French chalre mareet.,
with timber, fent in by our cruizers alfo Guc
tent, HEPBURN, from St. Vincent's. Sailer
Guernfey, the lasi:mans. gun brig, of 54 guns, .
tenant W, 574 ITH (ad) ; and with difpatches Iron
miral Sir J. CoLrovs, K. B. to Rear Admire
J. SAUMARSZ, K. B. the NI MIMI cutter, of 54
Lieutenant COGHLAN. Thib forenoon too F.
prifoners marched from Mill Prifon to Mill Bay
were conveyed by the launches of the fleet on 1
oae of the prifon 'hips in Hartman. It is fupi
that Mill Prifon will be entirely cleared next
By letters received here from Guernfey, it am
that the Aftive privateer of that ifland, has bra
in there a large French EAR Indiaman Iron
Mauritius, of 700 tons, quite full, and richly L
bound to L'Orient.

POLTSMOUTN, OCTOIIIII a.—Arrived the Pee
—, from Havre, for Lilbon, fent in by the I
or Yoaa cutter.- Paired by the Vanes frigate,
about yo tail under convoy from the Weft Indic
London.—The GAI/0111, of 74. guns, Capt. F
and the Lulu. guard Chip, Capt. Ii
are ordered for Cork.—This morning the Dc
frigate, Capt. Rovnaarinto, fent into this por
(hip Volanto, from Havre bound to Lifbon.—
whole of the French prifoeers, on board the p
(hips in this harbour, are ordered to be mocha
Norman Crofs.—Arrived the Sorista, of
Capt. ROSIN NAM lig from North Yarmonth.-1
out of harbour the Evans vardfhip, captain Is
—Dropped down to St. Helen's, the Ilatranni
too guns, Capt. Lord Norrn sax ; and the Gar
of 74 guns, Captain rILIIII•NTLI, is come up.
Ocrosaa 2.—Arrived the Lana fri
Ducovaara and Haca.a bombs, from a cruize:
the Davao frigate, with the ` Ann Mangles,
Cambrian, Eaft Indiamen, and a fleet under co
from Ireland. Wind N. N. W.
YARSOVTII, Ocr. s.—Friday, P. M. arrive
Canon gun brig from Sheerneti, with a Beet of
chant en bound to the Baltic. Yefterday mq
arrived in this port, the CAROMS privateer, t
Dutch colours, mounting eight brat. guns, In!
'men, taken in the North Sea, by his Majeßy's fl
Coaavaaca : the privateer was quite sew, had
out only a few hours, and bad made no apt
la Coarranca had inks ured another of the
force which came oot wa.h the Canna', betnalla
ordered alto to this port, and has stela aid,
is feared, that fie is kg& Ifedtarday P. M. the
amain frigate failed, and the IfeaLsea goo
indeed. Thellipshosad to the Tottrard. ha
Wad thefritni fits the Maa.Laao, no
fill the 114logroeusaitg. 'This day arrived the
'brig Nowa cools. The fhips of wit in
meths Oa xenntro,AthalTabananesl
Roast:cc armed as flute, nal bomb, Cr
bias sato. and BOLD gma biles laid N. W.

if.diX,L4ll4 og
The (apply of grain was etally good so
Wheat has &abed from this day week foill
quarter—sew Beans 'areas mach cht.aper.v
Peas have fallen ss. per quarter—Barley is
—Malt bas no variation—Oats freely fat the
of Friday—Boiling Peas are fought after at
terms—Rape feed is enqeired for, and looks tti
—Flour keeps the few : general Ilateineet es
Rio 95160- PRI& 111,4401. 44L lam
Pip ask sa. Se& 56a. Mos
flue bieade etas, se& fa& 'N CanalpaySeigte.
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Ilsaity, sm. se& M. • • Oaserp, $a pR
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men Tag 1411114111 •41111111.114 S•1111111111r, OCT I.
Mama Mese Care le Reelated tr 4 Wahl, Rem the
mane the sea otagesaker, shop.
WWI Rye. I *Eby. I Oats. ram. 1 1
& 4. a. 4. a. 4. a. I.
.14 49 * *4 6 ** 6 &I It •
The swop him at liar, aempisel hem the Raters
le the sea man apt. AY pa. At pi linked well
At %main/ler market. on Saturday ld
prices of Corn were as follow s Wheat. at.
al. t6s. per quarter ; Barley, tl. 4s. to t/. 64.1
tl. 35. to al. sik ; Bann. al. as to at. 6s.
COUNTRY RIAIULRTS.

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barley 21* Od to P.S. od limo os us IPP
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Batley s3a od to sis odersoss Os asito
od to Oats ass s 7. cod Pests Sts od to
II ..—Wlas Ida to do od pet glatte
Itsstap ou el so apt Irma . 34, od to
Ow so al to sh od Pais Id• ed tO
Itgamme,Wia2 /OA to dab al. pot (two
Old dos 45.0.4.60 die. Si.
Islay sya lid so ops ad law js GI to
0•10 Pio 44 • •el id 1 alai 490 ot ti