Star.
London, England, 1804-01-30 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, JANUARY 30.
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OF 'rocasr-.Hada SA y
TURDAY ot A thoPeNle Ma.
PRICE ON 8
Sark Stock 1534 &Olt Allll. ji
3 per C. Rad. Ann Off India Stock 1734
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4 rs C 731 74 Imp. Ann. 24 9-16
s per C. Navy o=l4Bl 2t 2 N.
I Per C 1797 air Lottery Tickets
aang Ann. Ai 9-1 Conf. for at. siSif
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Caurfe of Enchangc--Zokl n ou l.eadao 1741 a 111
JANVAIT 25.
3 per Cent. totilllchange, Madan on London, t 7 41*

The Gazette of Saturday was (dent rdpetting the
evacuation of St. Domingo, the details received by
Government not having come from the Command.
ing Officers. ft is believed the official difpatches
were on board the Rosa packet, captured on her
homeward palrage. No doubts are entertained of
the French having quitted that llland. The follow.
ing letter from an officer belonging to our block.
&ding fquadron, contains Come of the particulars:

" Off St. Darning.; , Dec. 9. 1103.

" Having juff got fight of the homeward bound
Convoy, and thinking it potfible I (ball have an op-
portunity of fending on board, I write merely to tell
you the game is quite up with St. Domingo. Cape
Francois is in poffeilion of the Blacks. RocNaN-
• •au preferred entering into articles with Maw
ves rather than with the Britifb, by which he was
very near facri6cing his whole army, the Blacks haw.
Lig formed a refolution to fink every (reel in the
harbour, when fortunately a boat from the fquadron
prevented it, and the whole army are prifoners of
scar. We have taken three frigates ; two are very
good, and the other indifferent ; unfortunately one
of them got on (bore coming out dote by the batter!,
and the Brigands were ready to put every fool to
death, had it not been for the boat, which I
fent in. and hoilled Engle& colours, and the Officers
:nt on Chore to claim them as Englills prifoners,
and by very great exertion got the frigate off with
Vie Ifni of her rudder; I have her now in my poref-
lion, and am taking her to Jamaica.

,'Y. S. The enotMities ROC maustau coauaiteedes•

seed ilsi !milt aio earleva
,hiss I be iii true difeiplo of BONAPAILTet."

• The following Information has been received
through the medium of a Dania% veil from Africa,
via Santa Cruz, and Tortola, dated the sad Odober
lad:—

A &limn quarrel having arifen between the
natives in the neighbourhood of Caps Coati Cattle.
in Africa. and the Government of that place.
Ries had enfued, and the refuk was that the Blacks
Town had been burnt, and the natives driven into
the woods. On the Britilb fide a ferjeant was killed
and feveral of the ganifon wounded."

A report prevailed JAR night which we hope time
will confirm, that the Cape of Good Hope is once
more in our hands. If Co we hope it will never be
given up again. We know that the French Govern-
ment did not expel at the making of the laR peace,
that this country would ever be induced to relinquilh
that valuable poreffion. It is poirtbk the Cape may
have been captured by the fecret Expedition an-
nounced to have failed fome time ago from Calcutta;
though, at the time its deßination was reported to be
Ceylon.

LIR night arrrived a Mail from Hamburgh, from
which we have given extra& of every thing deferr-
ing of any notice, in the priceding columns.
Yetterday we alto received Paris Journals to the
soth inf. inclufive. The mull important part of their
contents is the annual nos; by the Government, of
the fiteation of the Republic. It is filmier to all the
previous manifetoes from the fame quarter. In view.
ing the fituation of France, her finance, her revenues,
ac. are all flouriibing. On looking to England, the
political telekope is not only reverfed, but the glates
are darkened, as if to enable weak eyes to gaze at the
fun I Our forces are Paid to be weak—our people
difeontented—and even oar navy is laid to be Rarved,
in confequence of the parfimony and improvidence
of our Minifters. It is extraordinary that the ar-
ticle does not contain a fiagle word on the fob-
jet" of invafion. The dißraded Rate of the Turk-
& Empire Is alluded to, and a kind of promife
given that France will fupport that decaying power.
...We remember !imam profelfions were made
before Sommers's expedition to Egypt. To dwell
longer on the contents of the expil, would be to in.
felt our Readers.

The Aksierar alfo contains a petulant article by
General Nosose and other French Olken, on the
Rate of opinion, and of preparation spina invafion
in this cotunry. The Egli& vulgar are reprefented
as abfolute barbarians, and the LNG and Qv.. are
abufed in language which can be circulated only out
of Britain.

We are happy to fay. that the Lao is perfeely
recovered. On Saturday morning his Majerre
took the curdle of riding on horfeback in the riding
honfe. The Duke of Yoaa afterwards had an au-
dience of his MAIIITT.-
In the evening their HAIRSTIRS had a Mee party.
Among the company were, the Countelfes of HAR-
RINGTON. HARCOURT. and C ; Earls of
UZIRIDO I and HARRINGTON ; Lords RADATOCR, ST.
HiLso's, and feveral others.

Yefterday morning Sir Evan Nassau left his
houfe in the Admiralty, for Dublin. Lady blarsan
and the tea of the family will remain at Sir Evan's
houfe at Fulham, in Surrey.

The (upper given by the Palace at Brighton. on
Thnrfday, was fervid op in two feparate rooms. in
one of which his Royal Highnefs prefided. and in
the other the Duke of Noeroms. Among the corn.
pang who partook of the entertainment were. the
Dukes of CLeeence and Kum. the French Princes,
and a numerous aikathlage of the Nobility and Gen-
try of both feces. The Ladies in general wore white
drefes. with long trains, fancy turbans, fuperbly or.
Demented; betides which there was a great difplay
of feathers and Rowers,

Yefferday the finenets of the day awaited a great
number of faihionables to the different parka in the
vicinity of town.
Among the equeffriam in Rottewrow, we noticed,
the Duke of Sr. At.aan's. Earl of STAIR. the Earl
of WIIITNOILILAIII4 Lord 1A116701114 Lord PIITICe
swan, Right Hon. Secretary Yoaita. Lord and the
Hon. Arranra PAoar. the Eatl of Ca.aaa' Earl of
CLovacamt., Sir R. and Mr. GUNNING, Lord G.
Scrums', Earl of POMMY, Mr. Durr, &c. &c.

Parliament will meet, purfuant to their adjourn-
ment. on Wednefday next. The remainder of the
&Mons is not expelled to be of long continuance,
Government having made fuch an arrangement of the
public bufinefs, as will enable the Member* of both
Houfes to return very early in the Spring to the de-
fence of their refpellive difiriAs.—A revifion of the
feveral Volunteer A& of the lag Sellion will, it is un•
derflood, be the firll °Wee of the Minifiers attention.
An AEI is now preparing by the Law Officers,
for akertaining the period and conditions of the
Volunteer (creme. By the provifions of this Bill,
the Members of all the Corp* now in exitlence will
have liberty to refign if they pleafe t but fuch as re-
main muff engage to (tree regularly in their atten-
dance forint years or during the rootirroance of 16r
mar; and the fame conditions will be impofed on all
thole who enrol themfelves hereafter. Such as may
withdraw from their different Corps, will be liable to
the ballots for the Militia and the Army of Referee ;
for which purpofe it is fupprifed the ballots in the
different pinnies will be fufpended till the operation
of the AQ. Supplementary to this will be another
Bill for regulating the appointment of the Officers.
Yefterday fe'nnight J. Baker, a Private in the
London Volunteer*, was difrniffed with every mark
of ignominy, at the head of the Company, for re-
futing to take the oath of allegiance : his arms, ac-
coutrements, and abashing were Aripped off upor.
the pantie.

I~arii~i AL !NPSLLJCRNCL

MAILS THIS DAY..-WW S.
mi.a. sec I 111111. sits.
DobSs 3 s th.suberiS s 3
Waterford j

PRIVATE Lrrirta FROM DEAL, JAN. it

A molt dreadful gale fprung up between one and
two o'clock this morning from the fouth well, which
obliged molt of our cruisers to quit their nations on
the French coati. The Locurr gun brig, which
came in laft, brings intelligence of an Englilb thin
being on (bore off Boulogne at the time the left the
caoft. The crew were difcharging the cargo. The
cannonading mentioned in my laft proceeded from
the batteries firing on our fquadron, while a large
convoy of different veffels was pang along clofe in
chore. None of our rails received a fingle Ibot.

NAL, ►AST TWO O'CLOCIt.

It Rill continues to blow a moR treasenduous gale.
The bettors.*Lire. Alta 's!". and feveral other eel
fell have juR anchored off Weimer Cattle. I am
much afraid we Roll receive melancholy accounts
from fea.

JAIIVAIIt 29.

The Vot.roaa arrived here Ns morning with the
loft of her anchors. I believe the came front Don-
genefs. Intelligence has been received here of ano-
ther very large convoy being on their page from
Boulogne to the weftward ; but as the gales waft
have driven them intoport for Atelier, great hopes
are entertained thu onr 'Taints may be able to fall
in with them as foon as the gale abates. Yefterday it
blew a complete hurricane accompanied with a molt
tremendoous fea.

Amortise Larrea.—Arrived the &totems (het
Stemma frigate as mentioned yeaerday) ; Aisne'
and Locos? gun brigs. from a cruise. Pot back
the Winsome's, Ornament, and GLATTOR Eaa
Indiamen. Came down the FORT bomb, and the
Ste Thous. Busier Eaa Indiamen, and remains
with the !hips as per lea. Wind W. N. W.
Doves, Jan. aB.—Lan night, about eleven o'clock,
it came on to blow extremely hard, and in the coterie
of the night increafed to a heavy gale from the both-
ward. Towards morning it (hiked round to the
weaward, and continued to blow with unabated fury.
Our Boulogne iquadron have been driven from their
Rations by its violence; Come °latent have taken re-
fuge ander the Nets, and others are gone into the
Downs. Two (kips of war pared here today (one
of them the In ire) for the Downs.
TORBAY, JAN. sB.—Arrived the ViLLS Olt Past%
Colossus, and DRIAIDISOOONT men of war, from a
cruise ; being blown off their Ration in the late gales.
Wind S. W.

F*LNoUTM, Jatr. a7...-3alled this day the Bran&
(hip Providencia. Capt. Aiwa'', with wool, from
bilboa (called here for orders) for London; the
Dutch Eafi India Ship Juliana Maria, Capt. RausoN,
(prize to the Favourite ktter of marque, of London,
on her outward bound voyage to the South Seas,)
for London ; and the fhip Hope, Capt. Banner. for,
Hull.—Remain in Carsick Roads his Majefty's 'hip
Nonaoo, of 24 guns, Capt. 011atc, and in harbour
the following packets, with four mails for Lilbon,
one for Jamaica, and one for the Leeward Iflands,
viz.—Walfingharn, ROPARTI. and Prince of Wales,
Tooth for Lifbon ; Princefs Amelia, Sysyses, for
Jamaica, and Prince Erneft, PIETIES, for the Leeward
Iflands.—A King's Mellinger arrived at Cummins's
Hotel a few days fine, and will take bis passe on
board the Written= packet for Lifbon. The And.
land may be ezpeited in the courfe of two or three
days with the mails from that place ; it is expeeed
that the will bring tome important news relative to
the negociatioas pending between Spain and this
country; his Majefty's brig Ganser, it was Paid at
Lilbon, would convoy her home. The Princefs
Charlotte Packet arrived on Monday left from the
Leeward Iflands, but brought no news of importance.
The Lady Arabella Packet, which went on fhore in
the gale of the t,eh intl. was this day floated off by
calks (aliened to her bottom ; the has received much
injury, and will take a conliderable time to repair.—
The Ship Joh., TRRLUDDRA, which went on Shore
at St. Mawe's in the fame gale of wind, is again got
off, with little damage.—Wind S. W.
PLyssovro, Jas. 28: Came in the ANDROMACHE,
of 3: gun., Captain Lewitt'. from Halifax ;—flie
brought from thence under het convoy, the Diligence
fore (hip, Ruby, Arethufa, and a prize brig, from
which (he parted company a fortnight ago. Sailed
yefterday afternoon from Cawfand Bay, the PiiNcs,
of 98 guns, FM/DM/TART of ea, Comoyaaoa of 74,
Imrsrustix of 74, and the SANT• MARGA TTTTT Of
36 ; but the wind blows fuch a hurricane, that they
mull bear up again for port. The Mars tranfport,
having on board French prifoners and invalid troops,
from Jamaica, drove from her anchors in Cat water,
and was near being albore, to prevent which, they
were obliged to cut away her three malts. Came in
the Emmanuel, Captain Run HOLM, from Salo, with
wine, for Chridiana. Sailed the RANGER cutter,
Captain F , for Falmouth, to take the tin (hips
from thence to the Downs.

Yaessourit, Jaw. t9.—Friday evening, arrived
here the Snellheid and Negotia fchilyts, both from
Cato°, k, with feveral paffengers.—Ye Heyday evening
arrived the AVCICLIAD packet, Capt. Two. BUIDGI,
with Mails, and a great many paffengers. among
diem feveral Hanoverian Officers, end upwards of
forty Hanoverian foldiers. This day failed the Hsa•

•
MIS armed 04.—Airived PArateame frigate sod
Vaasa gun-brig.—Sailed from this portohe, having
been repaired, the Canso' pa trig and Lea
Gaoaos cutter, and remain in theft !toads wit! the
Heaci, of 74 guns, Admiral RUSSELL'S Rag chip i
aft ANTELOPE. Commodore Sir Sniper Salta I
Pamir, of 74 guns. Captain HOPS I !'A►ahe*hnil
frigate, and Sum pri.brig, with her convoy boraid
to Ireland, and which is expelled will fail this after
noon, as the ha's been joined by Tome Stip: from Lyai.
—Sailed this morning the AUCELAND picket; Cart:
BRUNEI, fOr Harwich: tsroadN.W. freilt

•
FROM LLOYD' Lprr. •
GRAVRIIIIIII, jos. 5e...-.Paa bi the. Weak Cowes. Atha'
japiakair Rcialution.,-.--, and the Kr*. Li" 611111 hake*
Wird the Ageiler, Blockbuster. for Lilbonf and the VrawPresh.
Theme. for Tonehapen. • . .
Altair'.—At. Pordmeeth. Diliont. tem Rani
-At Liverpool. Jahn la. Murray, ; Rohe. hoe.
(haulm, from South Caroline; Man. from New Tartu
Superb, figwort) ; end Cumberland. ' ham Mailltelerfarr,
At Reabedoes. Ingest. Merthoit kW ' *MAI rollthea. t 1
prike) aiwoomesee Week .--.. Eros Atrial
Jl,ZNe.42lothir.§
Vehal. .....; end Young Miderias.-.--pareen Mee
Wiz. 1 Crewley. hews Landon—At New Driufwieh.l*
dr.Patter, dltte—Atthaadaivitairath Sadatha. -"•'l
from AND; awl Jim, amok. &eat WM',
Thaillepet Rare Ibip. Awe Mattisitagentett et Pordhenti.
triiii miff atom et di A•te.wie h aathralff wki
tied
e.'—, for Clyde; Armante. •—•al. AM the Mewls.
fee
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h.privelter of pe getwjeatringlis towLenhl4. Ile reptare4
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lath. nod Rig
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Lemke Towegwee; lalbrffq. Qmmor trod OreliNekrfoorfsm
The bilk Frees 1. teem ter Clpde. 4 imam
Wqrwolekel.. .
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Deel Ands. fethe at the ii
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*lime. le tap ot le
Aitheihte mad ill* gli Wear iliii
Donairke.
The Anatotees hip.
Atharica.,beend it Meetthirs=pluesE Fp the abelieln
ma of wee. nod anted bee . • . . ..

The Hon!, Capt. Baum's,. froSe Africa. bona
to Berhadsts (batmen to Vrterpool). ast wy&
of Nov. tilos, is lat. ig. Notth. loss. s 9 We*.
fell is wish Fres& called the Erhosf,

a _ privateer %-
mounting 16 gees and $5 asen, when a very fevers
engagement coossencod, which laded for far boor&
Night thee coming on, the Frenchman &erred A
bat AM kept within fight of the Henry, asd at'p
o'clock the sat monis& the aim naeammca
and laded till near feces, when the
boarded the Henry, and a armed
place ; the Harry being ovapswaretwitistsliged
to dribs, and Ise was carried isto Canddispe
the nth of December. The Henry had dives men
killed and fovea wounded ; the Ids os board the
privateer appeared to be very confiderable. The
fame privateer has captured a brig (roe Newfound-
land, which was is fight at the time of the adios.

DUBLIN, y4N. a.

Lord Chief Juliet Down's did not *ppm' fa ii
place yelharday a Can't. mitt to iwinfrofition.
Saturday lafl, Mr. If^ who was for fame time
pal confined in Newgata, was admitted to bad
two perfons in tsoL each, and himfidf in sick
Monday, Mr. yam Sescidde. of Abberfireet,
has been for fosse time confined in' iNtimAewb
gad, VMS admitted to ban—two pedals in soca
each, and hitafelf in tOOOL

Yefterday evening. his &today's yacht. the Da&
fet. arrived from Holyhead. after a Cat, and pkohat
pane, having on board the Right Hoe. Lad,
CATHCART and faite.
Mr. Thomas Daly. of Minos. was Yalu**
liberated from his confinement in Kilnsainhaim rob.

CORN MARKET, MARK-LINE. SIN. 3a.

The importations of Wheat today are cos&
derable, but continue to come principally of mid-
dling and inferior quality, which are difficult of
fele at as. and p. per quarter lefs price, and that
of good quality is alfo rather cheaper... Barley is is
good (apply, and a trine lower—the Malt trade ea•
ceeding heavy—Boilers are cheaper—Grey at little
difference—Tick Beans in large quantity and lower
—We have a tolerable Amply of Oat; and the prime
famples have rather better price~—Flour plentiful
aad inclines downwards.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER

VThelt, 341.45& 335. Per V-
floe Diem, Se& SP-
Rye, eh. 31e.
'sue 148.
Malt, stn. 61
Baler% 356.45 e Peatis 44&
Grey Pea. 301.335.
kin., 3118 38L
Tick Dim eye, 34e.
Otis, 201. 21.1.11311. Pine Pinar, 4311. 471. per hdk
Poland ditto, sas, $31.66. lictonsia 401. 435.
/ROM TUC 1.050011 OAirrTZ, 11411-0111 DAY, JAW. it.

stab.
Rape hod, 351• to pit per IDA
Caraway Sted,36e.6o. cwt.
Coriander, 141. 171. ed. cwt.
Canary. 531.361. Per
Wbite RUA. 7t te otod.
Drown am, it.. to 175. cd
Tans, p. to pi.

Average Prim of Coro in England and Wales, f;ont the at
ending the 2111 of January, ace.
Wheat 1 Rye. I Earley. I Oats I Beans.
a a d. • a I. a d. s. d. s. 6.
t 4 34 s 23 a so $ 36 0 3$ f
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
in the week mansion. 23,1 s ass. 34d. per hundred weight.
At Warmin market, on Saturday left. the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat. al. Bs. to
21. las. per quarter; Barley, tl. 45. to IL ss. ; Oats,
11. to 11. is. ; Beans. ii. Ifs. to al. as.

The Lottery having only three days more to draw,
the Wheel is now insosenfely rich, as will be feces by
the following

/TATE OW TOW 11111111:
1 of i.ao,ozo 3 of £.301,
s - 5,0c0 1 0 - soo
a - 2,-00 /3 a ZOO
.11. - _ 1,000 _
__ ax. ke.

___
Tickets and Shares are felling, warranted ttst•
drawn, till to morrow morning nine o'clock, whca
the eighth dal, will begin.
ENGLISH STATI LOTTIRY.--Sattirday ( yth day
of drawing) the following Nitrubers were drams
Prizes above sol.—
No B,IBR (Fir* Drawn) wood.
Ne. 6457 a prise et 4.1,c00 No. at 46e a Wit 118 AC.BOIB
8,563 - SOD 17,031 - Se
13,861 /CO 19,45 • SO
11,364 - SOO 11,303 - SO
8.259 - sc.:) nmo . fe
15,160 - zoo 638 • fin
:V :
100 SOS/It
a 3
sco ss.ias • 9.
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PM/ of LONDON .O/ZISI-7 ts, jaitrary id.

• Atittatattr.OeriC2, JAN 28.
Copy estatter Annapomatonoa a HOOD. Commander in Chief
of ha Moll:8ft Ihipeund rads at the Leeward Hands, to Sir
EVAN NIPIAII.' Bart. dated on board bit MaJelty's iblp the
C , of Martinique, NOT. 7.6, 1803. .
Sir—Early this morning as the CFNTAVR was pal-
Gag the Cape de Salines, on the Nand of Martini•
que, the was fired at, and ftveral ;hot exchanged in
palling; I immediately directed Captain MAxwsLt,
to Rand on far enough, that by tacking, we could
fetch law Petit Ance d'Atlette, where we anchored,
and landed the greater part of the Marines under
Captain CROZIf It, and forty feamen commanded by
Lieutenants MA owe and AYSCOOG If , to deilioy it;
on the hill alarm the National Guards had alembled
to aid fourteen *mothers of the marine artillery,
Rationed in the battery, but by the rapid and alive
earn's:menu of the officers and men on this fervice,
the enemy had not time to arrange themfelves in de-
fence of the narrow and Reep path to the eminence,
where was planted a brafs twu•pounder, and on the
approach of our men, flew to the Morne, and fo dif-
perfed themfelves in its thick woods, that only one
eannonier fell into our hands; rite battery mounting
'fix twenty-four pounders, was completely deßroyed,
and the guns, Ott. throwntiver the precipice ; but,
infortunately, an the explofion of the magazine a
,little WO foots, one feaman *as killed ; Lieutenant
MA 01;14 of the CINTAVIt, Captain Ceortett,
Itiii t Watzse, of the Marines, with fix
... •
Founded, but only one private Marine badly.
laT.Oll drawing near the bay of Point d'Arlette, W-
heaton the Grande and Petite Agee of that name, we
_thceorered-a battery of three guns (two proved to be
Toilf-tivii pounders, the other a thirty- twojmuntle;),
sitati pool& laying down ,'however, the flap was an-
chored. an a pofition to flank it, had they thought
trentersiinily as, and ligament Donsri, With.
ant 2411.4 op ogee; of the Marines, threw the,
over the CA& and billet and den; 07(4 the fa-
barracks, and ammunition moil .perfealy, the,
people having abandoned it on their oppro•Ch ; • frank'
Mir I pitied(' -mall' moth sad tothellockading
rold the enetny'read not a reitiforeernerst,' sod,
"wen congenitat for. enehoging.• ,Idatve the hoJ,
it tab be, ate. -- . • (Signed -): sew. Hoeg
criers
awe fret mother Latorfren Movm, Onmeemitter he
.1. efbleMlidiel V: tair46. 12.214.,14i11ant 4.12"24
-u , . smi.aa Almo!, .. .. at fp/ , so, st p. 3.
. : . idol ad Iteretai 4kr 7004 1dt1152.406 di
t • • .ri •or• &ell !tilt n• 111 L
ateraifirk: ,
.1 , titiiM4. Ittlyethe honour
A,
rietf: , I NI )' . . l':;4!!. ;UP"'
eitiel int
, .. tiara arder the
rr !MA -ikidener Tetailliiii Vld taken by the
alaristralpalog. . T ...-. ./..:. •. . .
3,,a4plistaa imp Feet, alts Illek glow and cos: demon by
~..orLtave and NOM. 41opitt at. 1803.
sip Sebum PtaterAlsl6 Suilmat to Amiteidun, laden
417;7; basalts& fagar, * Mies Mottos. wid yo,ooolbi. of eel-
twaillobasobo the Muss= and Emerald. Myatt to, Mtg.
Dumb Ohio liertos,laden,asith ispr sal amtea; taken by the
Chisheaer, tame ars. ~.
_...
madam Lip rewas.alkm lank *coifs. a/ French mike
th=by atm. hens . '
letairnuati Wks with (sprawl eaten ; taken
Bp imaraysillagraddistirek't's;
a:1CAIIIP Wes will, 319 bollboal fully. 492
, tap cotton, sad 33 mem: taken by ditto, fame date.
- - privateer Simonet Sally, of fa guns and twedry.eight
Sir a tabs by the at. Lads. fame dm'-
' lame Mr Geed Hope. Wen with wine, cordage, be. taken
.Op the.Ceoner, *opt jutic.).
&Thoth are Wane enknown) laden with Oro Sava: taken,
bp cede Shunt. &pa 3.04
414250rier Sir Lucy, laden with 7700 dollan and Binaries : den
boo its Clan; Walter 8, Am, sad retaken spin by a
I = . e rW
B(name unknown): retaken by the Seraph, fame
Vii r
*nib grimed felmoner Maria, lades with provillons, Alb, and
Vropterder: taken by the Moir, Angst! 14, saes.
.1 -lieredla Bap Little John,lairat with hear and cotton : detained
by dltto, Sagan 19,1E:3.
.4 awe (name unknown) laden with coffee, fugue, kc. taken
Wee Clusehtein and St. Lucia ,SEptember 2, rihs.
A Schooner (name unknown) in baba: taken by ditto, fame
Ana
, lien& nntkaa fawner Meant tram: taken by the Erne-
AMA Sgt. Sr 1183.
sirA Feed natieual fehoimer (name unknown): taken by ditto,
eon
. • : Atfuedilb &homer: detained by ditto, fame date.
~_ A french limp, laden with freedom: taken by the Drake's
iTedia, An ull 14, ttas.
Schooner nterpelac, laden with pr.:rations : taken by ditto,
'One airs
- . non& soap Ella, lair" with mahogany aid mill timber :
Miss by the St. Lucia, Ansa s, elks.
Brig AK/Val Utica with fugar; detained by ditto, September
at% dos.
Schooner Dant,loden with coffee and fuse: detained by ditto,
II .iber 17, aSos.
.' .41514151 be Ir dultria, laden with aao haves, (French property);
taboo by the Gumbuyin, Scycemlur 14, 1503.
SW Lydia, laden with Boor, &e. taken ey the Drake, fame
at&
i uirisell ihip acronym, of ten men and forty tone .. taken by the
Poe Mohan, July to, Illos. en her pall* to Jamaica.
Fah Sip Qum, of three guns, tvrentrone men, and thirty
tin,: tuns by ditto, fame datt,on her palate to Jamaica.
French yip Conflux, of on, gun, twelve men, and thirty-nine
tope: taken by dine, fame date, on her mirage to Jamaica.
French Sip Cooke des hum, in belga: taken iiy the Fmrrald,
Area 26, at%
A. taglith brig (name unknown): retaken by the Serapii, Oc-
tober tilos
Fermat privateer Fortune: tarn by the Bincheini, September
so. :Sot.
French Coop Nancy: taken by ditto, fame date.
Englith Rory Corianthum recaptured by the Bleutwimand Dig-
lea, °doter 57, Oat.
ranch privateer Vigilant*, of two rum and thirty fent nun:
token by the Centatir,Oduint 2:, 1603.
French privateer Itcfoorre, nf tour runs and forty.five men:
token by the Worry. Larne doe.
prowls privateer Mirni,of tux gun and twenty-one men : taken
by ditto, fame date.
Lngtid brig Earl Se. Vireent,laden with pent iimm. • r. tak.n I.y
ehe St. Luca, Nov. r, 5 So;.
Sued& [choosier Antmapc : rec..; ttred ty I.:•n, f r. • e .te.

Copy or another I.ettcr front Comnon'oreiloi.o, in
aticf of bit M 4.110 tt.l •cf.... 1• a t..i I,r,
to Sly rvA d.,teal on board lut ay. Up
CINTAUR, at ft.., Nov. vt,3.
Sit—l herewith traidnin ni copy a letter frm
Captain Cotavi. s, of hie lk.l.ijeity's WI) Li.i to HEIM,
Bating the capture of the li: trnonil privateer, in
Marin Bay, by the ba..ts of that tinp ar.d the t,
under the vri.iert of C.iptaiii Fi Aflts ; ..nd Cie fur-
prize and thlituainn of Fort lltinkak, by ti,e Ma.
rinet under the command of Liente.:ant L: a-ri
The judicinns manner in whit': this Ile was plan-
ned, the gallantry ar.d teal r f thole (fittm who ex •
•:uted it, deferee my warrnefl encomiums, and T beg
have them my thisrmetl reccmmendation to
we Lord,. Com=4loners of Cic Admiralty.
(:)igncd) sate. 110(1).

Dtennein, ei Martinique, Istee,ry, rgey.
Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that on
the 14th inflant, the French privateer fchooner
l'Harmonie, with a prize, having put into the har-
bour of Marin in the Bay of St. Ann, Martinique,
induced me to fuggeft a plan fur the capture of this
veffel, more deftruelive to commerce than any other
which has appeared in thete leas; and for Ibis pur-
pole I attempted, againd a ftrong lea breeze and lee
current, to beat up from off the Diamond Rock to
the place where (he lay at anchor. It was not until
the 16th in the morning that I was able to accomplith
it, when, having reconnoitred the harbour of Marin,
together with the batteries on each fide of it, and
alio one above the town, I determined on the at-
tempt. I therefore ordered fatty feamen belonging
to hi: Majelty's (hip under my command with Lieu-
tenants Cots and FUSSER, and a detachment of 6o
Marines of the fame (hip, under the command of
Lieutenants BEAM and Born, to carry the enter-
prize into execution: the former in their boats to
attack the privateer, and the latter at the fame time
to cadeavour to furprize, or in any event to dorm
Fort Dunkirk, a battery of nine guns on the Aar
-
board fide of the harbour. It was neceffary to do fa,'
to cut of the Militia from rendeavouzing on Maria
Point, which, being immediately in the track of
coming out, and where doubtlefs they would have
been joined by the troops from the Fort, would have
much annoyed the boats on their return. The Daaaa
having joined me, and Captain Fauns volunteering
his Cervices, I direfted him to take the command af
the feamen, and to add to them fourteen from the
Demur. AU things being prepared, the boats with
the feamen towed by the Dears, and the marines in
four boats towed by the Swirl. hired cotter, at eleven
P. M. proceeded off the mouth of Maria harbour,
and by eftimating the time it would take for the boats
to row up. to the privateer, which veffel lay three i
miles from the entrance of the harbour, both parties
'
let off fo timely as to commence the attack at the
fame inflant ; and I am happy to add, that about'
three A. M. on the following morning, by very fpi-
rited and judicious attacks,itoth parties fucceeded ;
the Fort was ctim'pletely furprifed ; the prifoners,
ry in number, taken, and fent on board the cutter,
the guns were difinotinted and (piked, their carriages
tOtally dellroyed, and the magazine blown up; the
barracks were (pared, as a large and ripe field of canes
adjoining mull have inevitably been deftroycd had they
been let fire to. The boats with the feamen paffed one
battery undifeovered, but the privateer was on her
guardoutd commenced a very heavy fire on them, who
neverthelefs in the :nod prompt and gallant manner•
boarded, and in a few minutes carried her. Two men
were found dead on her deck, and fourteen were
wounded : as many of the enemy threw themfelves
into the (ea. many mutt have been drowned. lam
lorry to add that the BB.ll+llEl/I had one man killed,
and two wounded, and the DAMES three wounded,
one dangcroudy. The Harmonic .vAs commanded
by Citi;en Norte, had eight carriage guns, and
(sty fix men at the attack, forty-four only of whom
were found at the time of furrender. The boats and,
privateer repaffed the fort on the larboard fide of the
harbour within mufquet dun, but happily efcaped
from a heavy fire unhurt. The fpirited manner nn
which Captain FERIAS led the boats to the attack,
and the gallant conduit of Lieutenants Cote and
Fumota,lthe Petty Officers, and men on the occafion,
merit my warmed praife ; nor can I, do too mus
juftice to the condu& of Lieutenant Baaris, com-
manding the detachment of Royal Marines, Lieute-
nant Born, the Non-commiffioned Officers and pri-
vates, who in the mod foldier-like meaner, after be-
ing challenged and fired upon by two centinels,, and
perfeitly ignorant of the nature and number of the
troops they had to contend with, pufhed direftly into
the fort with fixed bayonets, when the enemy cried
for quarter. By the (donee with which the battery
was carried, one hundred militia of the Fort of Saint
Ann's were cut off from the point of rendezvous, and
thus the place, to anfwer all our purpoles, fecured
without the lofs of a man. Enclitted is an account
of the guns rendered Meld's. and Itores dettroyed, at
fort Dunkirk. (Signed) THOMAS ORAVIS.
An account of Ordnance and awn • deftroyed, or rendered wields.
by a detachment of Royal Marines belungin •to his Majefty's
Dip B to, at the attack of fort Dunhill as the Mend of
Martinique, etth Nuvesob..r, ikog.
Iron Orin cnce.—Six twenty four pounders, and eighteen three
pounders, (pitted, and the carriages.
Six hands of powocr. many Wad cartridges, one calk of ball car-
tridges, and very many cannon at t thrown Into the lea.
Several bared. of powder blown up in the magazine.

• (SiPcd)
GILAVIII.
Copy of another Letter from Commodore HOOO, Commander in
Cldef of Ma Majedy'a dips and et ffed at the Leeward Wands,
to Sir Eras NI.FIAN. Bart. dated at Ira, December a, aBo3.
Sir—As we lay at anchor in Fort Royal Bay,
Martinique, chile to Cape des Salines, yellerday
morning, a fchooner with a4loop in tow, was work-
ing up from to Lt:CWatd about eight o'clock being
within fix miles, and perceiving her intention for St.
Pierre'L, Idireeteci Captain Maxwsce to weigh and
give chace, and was nut difcnvered until all fail was
Ter, when the fchooner and !loop (spanned ; 1 fent
the Sarah advice boat, after the Roo!), and the fchoo-
' ner Ma Sophie, belonging to Guadaloope, of eight
wins (which were thrown overboard in the chacc),
and forty•fix men, was captured by this (hip after a
run of t went Omit. leagues s the lloop her prize, re
taken by the Salem, was cut out of Courland Bay,
Tobago, having on board only a few
.hogfheads of
agar. (Signed) SAM. mono.
I'. S. Since writing the before mentioned, Lieu-
tenant D.,star, in the VIGILANT tender, with the
SARAN advice boat, burnt a fawner in Ance de
Sefton, of (evenly tons, and deßroyed the Battery
Chateau Margot of three eighteen pounders, with-
nut any I.,fs on our part. A party of the enemy
came down and fired on them, of which they killed
one man, and wonnded fome others. a. H.
Cory of a I.,ter front Rear Admiral Sir 101114 1.1101,1,“
, a.IC. d. C.,ononnthr in Chief of hu Maj NO. ships and
r,; Sir k.TA NriaAN, Dirt. dated at Putt
09114 Jvco-dAer, Ito).
Sir—Accompanying this, I fend you, for the in-
fot inath,n of the Lords CommitEonets of the Admi•
raity, a le !ter from Lieutenant Four ui the lint.
cote, c:,mni.indi,.); the CIPSIY tender, fisting the
•of a blench put ateer. Capt. FI Kr Kt.
orate `t.A.;.: fca.ii me an account of a French
i wafter v. hich It: had been in chsce of the whole
eiay if :he milt endearouiing to avoid
him after dark, got on [hire upon Rocky Point, near'
the call end of Chic iflan,!. The prifoners, testy it,
namlxt he has fent in. I hare the honour to be, &c.
(.::igned) j. T. DOCAWORTN.

His Welty's Sip Costv,Pottilcipl,,l4o.4.
Sic--I have the honour to inform you, that on the
19th of Oftober laf, at four P. M. Cape Maize
bearing north, diltaat fix or (even leagues, I chased,
and, atter a running fight of two hours and forty
minutes, drove on (!tore, and completely deftroyed
French privateer fchooner, mounting two long
eighteen pouhders, and full of men. ifhould have
endeavoured to get her off, but the night being very
dark, and the wind frelhening from the fouth
was obliged to make failier the fafety of his Majef•
ty's fchooner under my command, and join the
packet, which (hip I faw fafe, agreeable to your or-
Cers. I have, &c.
ne s• K• VOLBY•
opy of a Letter from Rea(Sr Aigdmirad)l Taos at soaouch to the
Right Honourable Lord Kerr a, K. B. Admiral of the Blue,
Ste. dated on board his Majcity's Ihip Ruse, off the Texel, the

s 7th init. •
My Lord—l have the honour to inform your
Lordthipi that Captain WOOLDR MOS, of his Majef
ty's hoop &coact, returned to use this afternoon off
the Texel, having cut cut of the Vlie Roads an
Engli(h (hip of four hundred tons bnrthen, laden with
timer, from Memel bound to Ht,ll, which (hip (he
has fent to Yarmouth Roads. I beg leave to obferve
to your Lordlhip, that, from the very intricate pat-.
Page into the anchorage at this fenfon of the year.
which was planned by Captain Weioeoatoo a himfelf:
decidedly againff the opinion of is pilots, and which
fueceeded in the folleft extent, thereby depriving the
enemy of fo valuable a cargo, races no lets credit
on him than it does on Lieutenant Huott,s, who
concluded, and the officers and men who executed
fo hazardous an enterprise, under the fire of the bat-
teries on the ;hand, and fo many other difadvantages.
I have the honour to be, kc. (Signed)
sow. vuoitasoaovow.
amigos. off the Vile Wand, Jae. ft.
Sir—l have the honour of informing yew, that in
execution of your orders of yefierday's date, on my
arrival off the %lie Land, in his Majeßes hoop, I
(poke the Pruffian, from Amtlerdam, who informed
me, that a large (hip, with prize colours flying, was
lying in the Vlie Roads, wetting a wind to proceed
up the pafage ; and that lie underflood from the
pilots the was an Englifli (hip, laden with naval
Bores ; confidering that to deprive the enemy of a
(hip of that defcription was of material confequence,
I determined nn attempting to cut her out ; fur which
pm. rife, after dark, his Majelly's (hip was anchored
in the State Mile Paffage, in four and half fathom
water, and within mufket (hot of the (bore, ready to
co-operate with the boats, which were detached about
midnight, under the direaion of Lieutenant W.J.
HUGH as, the fenior officer, and with fuch good or.
der was the attack condoaed by him. that the (hip
was boarded and brought out, although tying inune-
diately under the batteries, ind 'mounting herfelf
eight guns, without the' fmalleft lots sand proves to
be a (hip from Memel, laden with ,tiushcr, four bun,
dred tons burthen, taken on the isith A December
fall, by la Union Dutch-brig privateer of eighteen
guns, on the coat of Norway. Mr. WILLIAM sou,
Purfer, Mr. Hennes, •the Boatfwninrand Meffrs.
DAIL, and HALT, Michhipenen, who were Volunteers
in the boats, Mr. HUGIIIS fpeaks in the handfomeft
manner of ; indeed the behaviour of every man and
officer in the (hip was fo much to my fatisfaaion,
that had the refiflance been over fo great I have little
doubt of the fuccefs. I am, &e. (Signed)

tem. woOLDOIDGE.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
IVAR•OVIICE,J•Illt•li 28, 1504.
tft Regiment of Lien Dragoons—Comet F. W. Macdougall to be
Lieutenant. by porehafe, vice Wyborn, who retires ; Etlyrard
Henry, Gent. lobe Cornet, vice Macdougall.
la Regiment of Foot Guards... Alexander Higginfon, Gent. to be
Enugn, without porthole.
tft Battalioo of the sit Regiment of F00t..-Enfign James Mermies
Claybills, from the id Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice /unseat,
&ceded; Ballo L. R. Argalenbeau, from the xd Batuliso,
vice (leant, decakd.
7th Regiment of Foot... Alexander Jaffrey Hautenville, Gent. to
be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice BMadhurft, promoted in the
27th Foot.
loth Ditto... Rasp Richard Burke to be Lieutenant, without
porthole, vice Stuart, who raps.
ith Ditto...To be Lieutenants, without purebak—Enfign Robert
Wren, from the 68th Foot, vice Campbell, promoted; knfign
William Dunlop, from Ditto. vice Mockler, deceafed; Enfign
John D. Gumbes,from the it Battalion Royah; Enfign Rebut
Macdonald, from the sd Battaikm Royals; Fatil,na John Ellis.
To be Enfign—Flujeant Matte John Daiwa, vice Ellis.
3oth Ditto—Lieutenant T. B. Bainford,frorn half-pay of the 29th
Foot, to be lieutenant.
34th Ditto—Henry Athorpe, Geot. to be F.nllgn, by pure.hafe,
vice Baker, promoted.
39th INtto...Bofign John Wilton Brown to be Idattemot, without
pumbafe, vice limn:bier, promoted.
53dDitto—Qoarter•Maller Alexander Thompfon, from balf-pay
of thelate tn. Few:ible Cavalry, to be Enfign, vice Bannerman,
whole appointment dots not rake place.
both Ditto—Enlign Jame. Barwick, from the 4th Weft 'lndia Re-
giment, to be Lieuteoant, by porthole, vice Lord Mansfield,
promoted in the 44th Foot.
64th Ditto... Lieutenant Baptift J. Barton to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice Bonner' dee.-afed ; Enlign J..ltn Hughes, from Mc
satb Foot, to be Liewteuant, without porthole, vice Whelan,
promoted in the Ncwtoundiand Fencibks,
630 Ditto--Captain Thomas Walkcr, trom half-pay of the•htje
7th Weft India Reenter.% to be eaptals of a Company. vice
Blakeney,decealed; Enficn Nathaniel Gledftanes to be
nant, vice Stewart, decealisl.
83d Ditto—Enfign John Jacklan, from bait-pay of the 38th Feot,
to be Enlist", vice Veroun, who exchanges.
,td Ditto—Lieutenant Saniud Mas well, from the lids Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, without pUrchafe.
94th Ditto... Lieutenant Charles Amks foss to be Captain of a Con-
rail, vice Douglas, deerafed.
93th Intto--Williamliallen.aod Jobs Ward,Gents. to be Second
ideutenants,without porthole.
aft Welt India Reriment—To be Liemenant.,witheut purthafe—
Enfigns George Hicks, sod Jager. s.,y (two the :oh Wilt
India Regimen; Lotigns J. L. Maio°, E. h.. lies, and Henry
Buchan.
3d Weft India Regimmt—To be Lieutenant., WI hoot pure h.d*,--
Enfign Donald Marinenth, vice Rivington, slec,alzd ; Et.kms
John Smith, Edward Brewer, and T. 11.1 Hen.
4th Dicto—To be Lieutenants. without hale—Pornport and Ad-
jutant John Vomit; H. Curl, le t
Edward belt, from the 7th Weft India Vernon,:; Ltifieu Ah
Litter Col boon, from than, net Dr Lilt. d..rsalst.l.
7th Ditto—Lain and Adjutant katti F. Hardy to he Lieulenant.
Bth Ditto—To be Capsules ot Lompanito--Captan Witham l'a-
tont from halfle.y rif!!icl,te nth Welt Indi krument ; /ou-
ter...in George E. I lattifort, from the oath F.,•.t ; I.:. e•e. at.;
James Campbell, :tom the 6a., :out; Lieutenant Edwa,..l
win, (rum the itth Foot.
Ti, be Lkutenonts--Licinenant Barton liVal'op, from 1141-pay of
the late tills Welt 1t..11. Key:mot ; Enlien James Bose:, Ir
the sit Battaßon of Neter,.
To be Enfigm.--Gro. Bal.;d1 Mad T•:m, nt..lFrarrl: bons, Greta
Major General ChAtlcs Keptmita.
TO be Captains of C•inparti s—l leto, rant Francis h tiar...lc de
Hugenpoet, from the NI W Fencitd. ; I droter.ot
David Gregory. bon the 43:b Foot; Li:uttnant Dawton
Kelly, from the 4,1: foot.
To he la-utcLant—Enl,,n Sch.mmelketel, from the both
hoot .

To Le Enk•n•—An.:l,li I anhroy. tond Munn, amts.
Tbc t;rrman l rzioo—Lie“tt clot Uwe Itauscasabers
w be C. with to-pcnry kankiti tAc Annp.

Alt Battalion of ReB4oB.4antat -StiWatt, Qent. to be Ease,
vice Belli, removed die 7oth Foot.
Royal W Train—Corbel 110fIlls Pardon to. brAleutenant
sa ate Rind, Gent. to be Comet, 'dee Paid,* •
Battalion of Volunteer' for Doty at Portfmouth and its Dependen
cies—Major Sibhald, from half pay of the 3s th Fnoti
ewer benflaiiVolsOrt9eerviceCo"Tares,rl4
STAFF.
ted an infpedting Field 011-1
Hugh Hooftono, Eh. late, Major of the Ssth Foot, to be an In-
Bittiking Field Conker of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corp., with
temporary Rank of Lieutenant C010=1.112 the Army to long
as
he conffnues ernployed.
klestoa %noun.
She Asspolotment of o— Cunningham, Gent. to be EnSign in
the ph *ltalian of Referee, vies• bitumen. promosed, as Rata
'tithe Gatette of the 27th u Minn, has not taken place.
The Appointment of Captain Hugo Arcot, front half pay or
de ;ft Fork Guard. to be 'Gant lin of a GomPaPl ht-the 4ad Re*
went of Foot, as Rated in the Gazette of the nob !attain, has not
taken place.
• • ORDSANCIL-OFFICIto j#1101.11.T.404 /1104.
Royal Regiment, Slt At takt y.
Captain.; lentenant Jar* Brammto be 414Mtant, slot Tack.
Dated January I, 18
Conitniincin figne.d ar the Lewd 1440iMIN of tLt
• Con :10 of Lincoln. '
Peregrine Mainghool, > BS he SIM? iLlectenant. Data
ifovilmhei i5,'2163. '
Coniniiffions in the Rojel North Lineoinihke Ddih
' tia, fired by the, LOFOI Liey.tenet.
Samuel Raymond Jarvis, Gen;4o Daor4 Novas'
her 24, eBO3.
John Edwards,' Gant. to MOW°. 4 D
p.lwarf a, sllos •
George Ituddle, Gent. to be heel Ntlimanber aja.
J.
.Ij. Go e, to be Ditto. 484•kbwil GAOL aw,be 40/114
.11,1cd January a. 504.15
BANKRUPTCY SUFERSEI4D.
William Schulit and Philip Unger, of Ltittje Britain, latatbmi,
mcicbaite and
,copartasta.,
BANKRUPTS.
Nathaniel Fornktin, of Llntiatreet, London, merchant, to fermi;
der Vibrate/ 4, rr, soil March Id, at ten at faunal& /tats'-
net,- Mr, llatialleld, Beuverle-Rauh, Fleet:erortauttodon:
William • Elanuey, late of Wiinifor.Berks, apothecary, sfealer
eltapman, 'meaty 30, 31, and March to, at 61, at the BO=
Readrg. 'Anoraks. Mr. Waldron, Reading; oi
and Thomas, No.B, Staple-Ina, London.
Nathan Lytham, of Liverpool, decker-merchant, antler and Gallo
twan,fdatek,i, a, and mat one, at the Globe Tamp, in Llser-
pool. AG/mules, Man. Stanittrect and F-den, No. 6, Ldp.
flreet,tiverpool; br Mr. Thomas Whittle, Battle:es ant
-
Holbriii, London.
Margin* Teaks, late al Frans, Suffolk, (bet sou molienerla
IP(Fridi•GaaJ rubies. drake mid chap ?a
and Mardi to, at ten, at the' %U inns Sa4mitKl• Aefelnehl
Mr. John Rkbett, Carlton, Suffolk.' ' •
Richard Handley Mid William W&tSdd, ch liiimebefter, wawa-
ladtarera, dealer% chessmen, and eoptifintri, Felistiery ao, at,
sad Match to, at ckStel. at theGoiden Lion,An Monekeffar.-..
• Attonaim, Mr. Edward Foulkes, Manchefter; m Mr. Jahn
Foulkes, Buty-place;Bloomthory. London.
William WritAtalft, purlA letklbeffalleihr.
Wireafttreire, InraMper aid equor-tnesetani,dteler tad Chspa
man, February Ts, Ts, and March to. at einiatt. at At P/N,*
ion, Bevcdk72ln-Worcacrthint. Anoraki, Mr. Btu, Marna-
garden, London or Mr. Ham
Jam Pftfeb Lae of the par tilt of &timid'. Somerfetedre, arra.
ter, Miler, 4mM and. chaplain, February in ii. and Mardi
IC, at eleven, at the Cale and Bell, Both.. Attienies, Mr. Bow.
Ther, Bath; or Mr, Charles Ciatable, No. to, Spunurs-Inn.
Chancery lane, London.
Joferh Angulline ViStorGameau, now or Meat AiDensile-ftreee.
boikfclier, February 4, to, and Martha*. at
eleven, at Guildhall. Attornles, Man. Owen and Hicks, Rano
lettet-Buildlnp, Holborn.
John Wacky, now or late of Weeleigh, Effez 'dealer and damn.
February 13,11, and 'March to, at ten, at the Ship, Cplehetter.
Att3lllieS, Mars. Sutton and Hedge', in Colehaer; or Mears.
Wharton and Dyke, Lamb's-Buildings; 'Pimple, Landon. '
Edward Denton, of Dyer's• Buildings, Holborn, London, maser.
(edema-, dealer and chaptuan. February 4, at. aol March to.
at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burdon, St. Andrew's-
Colin, Holborn.
John Young, of Lase-Acre, Middlefet, coach-maker, February
7, and Mush to, at eleven, at GuildhalL Anoraks, Meta,
Ward, Diinnetts, and Grcavcs, Henrietta-B.feet, Covent-Garden.
William Johan, of Vauktull, South Lambeth, Surrei, coal-ewer-
chant, dealer and ehapman, Fantail 1, at Heim, February 14
and Match to, at tech, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Maori
Lamb, No. a, Bodford.ilreet, Bedford-fnuare. •
Wißiam Charles Crank, of Kenfingtaa, Middiefoe, brewer and
merchant, February 4, at teaclac. Feb. I t, at one, and March to,
at ten at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kearfey, Hare-cones,-las-
ple; I.9ondon.

DIED.
Lift week, at Shere, near Guildford, Surrey, In the 74th yea
of his age, the Rev. Thomas Duneonabe, A. M. reeve of that
parilh, and formerly a Member of Lincoln College. Oxford. He
was defended front an ancient family,who have held the patron-
age of the living (worth ;col. per ann.) during feveral centuries.
At ►:dinburgh, on the tad MR. Mrs. Rolla-don, mita of the
dtreafed I.h utenaot-Gaieral James Robertfoo of Newbigging
the county of Fife, late colonel of the loth regiment of foot. and
the laft BMA governor of the province of New York, in Nelda
America.

A few dart ago, at Bawtry, Mr. Barker, formerly a farmer in
that neighbourbwiti. His mind has been lately fo abforbed in
hording Op Ids calla. that although poffeffed of landed property.
he was conflantly complaning of his po►erty, and a fhon time be-
fore Ilk death he abfolutely borrowed 61 guineas of a Gentkvnan
of thsit place to relieve his exigencies; yet after his drunk th. rs
r. found concealed in the feat of his chair too guineas, affo is
ht. bureau a bag containing too guineas, on which a label was
fix,d with the words "Sound" written thereon, implyirg that
they were fun weight ; moo not quite fo heavy in another bag. 3 3.1
f..verat other (sing to a confulerable amount, Melodies' fool. is
ilanß of England note., with a late quantity of Myer.
HIGH WATER Al LONDON Bit11:0Gh TO-MORROW.
M 'ruing • • •• •• • 30 minutes after 3
Afternoon

HAV iNG dedicated myrelf to the litidy, and been
gratifiai by the nts.it confiderable practice in that breech
w".-I1 I thou:ht ;raper to fried, I trait that 1 tare not more wig.
employed my time titan thole who, In the extenGoe acid of toe
are uce.ifionally immeried in uncertainty, and cannot.
Oway, attain that (needs which it acquired by cawatatrathag the
intellectual power to one clafsof diforJers._

DF.311 !Tv arc peculiarly diltreen,kir the!
!wire with them a train of concomitant tymptnaw,, by a dz.
pnillun of all vital energy, militates Welt b.-coma embiteered--
Wb..tber they ant... from the prevakike of ill clanapl„, the &Emo-
tive habit of h.hool.hoit, or the indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire the molt prafrlT‘onal Rill; but by the ignorance
of unedue.....d men, thy I):nptoinsare aggravated. and the meth-
tu:;no is d. ilToyid.
A. a M bhlbl-.R. of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS.
I ru3nd io,tenburs o•• rrzulanity of education; and pnEctSaf:
•prirttr ;yin ',rug .re I fccl myfelf rntitkd to that ecendenco
w.th which I bare lutlano /wen folibera iy honoured.
lu IL. hrlt fasoamis of loci! wt. Amis. early applkallon
reve..t the calamity of a thhilltattst (nun. • but where the fuf-
G. re.. from a ranfeauforfa of the unmarlinef• of the eke which
caul..? hn mafortine, i. ftarful of the c. alcove or emigre of bra
tau sly s fulan. aml how os,r his iubrrnity with careful
or, i. mat h.- fa+l It it. ry for bits in be attired F.."' only ol
~ •• trto.mcnr, but of the molt inviolable frerecy.
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bay. r tot risfln fa ; in th,
mint of t t aperi.n:
and .crdy 1.-eflaMOnncnt

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