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London, England, 1804-09-03 00:00:00

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Irs that the *umber of velrela which

Boulogne was over rated in the accounts
Coal Only filly boats, and about as
• were out, and tbey kept dole under
Oar Dungennefs squadron was on
cash yefterday—detained by contrary

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ve been received at the India•Houfe,
Ann, the Union, and the Sir Wit.
from Bengal, which have arrived in
captured a Vrench privateer, /aVertas,
and 75 men, which Bruck to the limo,'
allion, in which the privateer had three
(even wounded. The UN tom had not
killed, or even hurt, during the adion.
'parted from thofe (hips on the night of
the wellward of Scilly, but hopes were
that the would get fate into port, having
prifoncrs left on board, the rcft being on
other {hips.

following Mips of the line, which have Caned
Plymouth, are believed to have gone to join the
Ajax, go guns I Coanysacm, 74 s
Dmiasca, 74 $ and Majsyrms
undcraand that intelligence has bast received
quarter, Rating, that the crews of the
in pre& harbour are in fuch a Rate of
. the officers have been under the necef-
making fame fnvue examples, in order to

A we have received French Journals
ult. and Dutch Papers to the sgth.—
we learn, that the French are mating
eztenfive movements and arrangements
indicative of Come new operation is
A great encampment is forming near
, with a numerous park of artillery. and
depots of (lore' and provifions. Another
Iffembling in the diiiria of Lauenburgh, whi-
quantities of gunpowder have been son-

Readers will (mile at the pompous tides now
the French Official Correfpondence. The
4* Citizen," is now difcarded completely,
Maiden are adcireffed by the title " My

following arc the principal articles prefented
journals:
At left Boulogne on the morning of the
Etaples.
Ave. 10.—The report that his
tjetly will arrive here in the courfe of a
more and more believed. Every thing
to give his Mikity a proper reception.
. the Pretellorate will be prepared for
luring his flay. People are now bufily em-
repairing the pavement of the principal
The corps of cavalry belonging to the city.
' corps of the infantry national guard. the
dragoons in garrifon here, will go to
ijefty, and ferve biat as an croon. On
, of his arrival the city and tower of the
will be illuminated in the moft brilliant
a word, every thing is diipofed for the
, which will take place on this occafion.
ty, it is (aid, will repair hither by Verdun
and then proceed by Mentz. Coblentz,
Cologne to Aiz-la•Chapelle. The Prefed and
Commandant of the Divilion will go to meet the
far as Saverne, on the frontiers of the
of the Lower Rhine.
J F via Min. a, A uo. 6.—The Minifler of
Count de GDIRTZ, has not gone to Berlin.
4, but to the Lordthip of &blitz, which
him. Not w ithflanding the efforts of Meffrs.
~ BILDT, and RI4EDF4, the Diet has not
deliberations on the Note of Ruffia, and
ieee, the Imperial Commill'ary, has de-
,en confidentially to feveral Minifters, that it
. with that it ()mold come under difeuflion
daring theprrfintfiaie of Any:, : befides as the principal
Minifters have left Itatitbon, the fittings of the Diet
are neceffarily fulpended.—golv.nalda Defelkare de la
Pairis.

MINISTRY OF MARINE.
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eta 137 Ott OW TIC CO:'fllT, OP TUt LIMON Of HONOUR.

COMMANDAN T OF 7'•K IVIRIIAI. ►ATAL ARTIT OF THP

TO MS LICILLESCT OI 'CZ MARINI

MID townies.
Oet board the Veosteue, f t the harbour of Beck
'bib Thermi.4.r, Awn* 4, Year sa.
"My Lord—le my difparch of the tath I had the
honour to inform you that the (quadron of °Versa-
tion had fA led. I at.nounced to you that we had
dilcoTeted io the Vrriii-• only two frigates, which re-
tired before t!rs, but i roprifed the enemy's fleet to
oe nn greitt diQapte ['tilt the ethant, sod

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that in ail probability the f which then prevailed
pvereoted the watch pas from difcove•ing them,
and.informing us by fignal. My opilion in this re-
fpeO, was the better founded, as in the evening cf
the 14th, having proceeded towards Point St. Mat
thew, I heard in the offing a great number of can-
non fired in broadfides, which in the Englith navy is
very commonly a fignal for rallying.
" During the night of the ,4th we kept a good
look out, and were always prepared either to take
a pofition in the pats, or to return to Brea.
" On the morning of the 15th we difcovered at in
tevvals through the haze, five fail which we judged
to be two of the line, one frigate, and two (mailer
reels. The wind was too weak and uncertain to
pat all the !hips under fail, but all our frigates bad
orders to reconnoitre the enemy. The enemy in
their torn gave ehace to our veffels, and in the even-
ing approached in to examine our pofition. A (hip
of 8o guns came even within cannon (hot clout (qua.
drou. This affurance left me no doubt that a fupe-
rior force was coming up. The fog (till continued,
and we could fcarcely fee the vac's at the difiance
of two leagues. The frigates had orders to follow
the enemy's divifion, and to endeavour before night,
to reconnoitre as far oat to tea as poffible. All the
(hips were entirely ready to return to the pals,
when the headmoit frigate made a fignal of tieing
the enemy's fleet, to the number of fifteen fail,
crowding all fail towards us. I expetled it would
be fufficiently dark to prevent our preparations for
failing from being feen. AU the veffels were under
fail the moment my order was and, and they ma
pottered in concert with the peace& precifiop. The
wind was faint, and the night very dark t thick banks
of fog often concealed from us the man, and yet
there was not theft:sidle& confufion in the fquadron,
and at ten at night we were all anchored in the road
of Breit without the leaf! accident.
" In the night the enemy made various fignals by
the firing of cannon in the road which we had quit.
ted, an♦ at day light two frigates, with their cutter,
were pill in that (pot, with a view, no doubt, to ex-
amine whether we had left there our anchors, and to
take op the buoys. The enemy's fleet was teen at
the fame time, to the number of nineteen veal:, re,
viral frigates and (loops.
" The fquadron ofobfervation continues featly for
failing on the sta notice, and your Excellency may
rep allured that we will do whatever is. poffible.
" Health and repel,. GANTNISUMII.9

TIP TICE-ADMIRAL TILETZCT OT TUC TOOtTil NAIITIUIII.
TO TIC OUVISTIM Ot TIC MARINI •MD CO.

L'Oriest,Thersedor so, (Aug. 8), year is.
fs My Lord—l bad the honour to inform your Ex-
cellency on the 18th of this month, that a Portoguefe
frigate had anchored at Poufrith four leagues from
L'Orient. This frigate entered Port Liberti yefter-
jay. Madam Lasses, lady of the Ambaffador of the
Empire to Portugal, landed from it, with her two
children. His Excellency Don LAURIDCO DII LtssA,
Grand Chamberlain Commandant of Avis, Ambaffa-
dor Extraordinary of Portugal to his Wray the Em.
peror, fent to compliment the Emperor on his accef-
fion to the throne, landed from this veffel alfo. Alfo
Don Flamm= us Lima, brother of the Ambaffador,
DEMItaItDO JOSEPH ALYIIIIO, Secretary of Em-
baffy, and the Chevalier us MELLO-4ROTlltai ne-
phew of the Ambaffador, and Counfellor of the Els-
baffy. The frigate is called the Charlotte mountings,
guns, thirty of which are tB-pounders, with aoo men.
She is commanded by Don Jost PEDIO Pewee ea
Lerre, Captain de Vaiffeau.
44 The Amkaffaclor told me that the Prince Re-
gent of Portugal had left the frigate at the difpofal
of Madam Lasses to carry her back to Li(bon. The
Ambaffador propofes to let out with his (bite the day
after to-morrow for the place of his deftination. The
frigate will enter the Road of Pennernaneck. The
' Ambaffador and Commandant of this veffel feem
fa-
tisfied with the reception they have experienced.