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London, England, 1804-03-12 00:00:00

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NA *SA TY. (Nsw Pa ovisitir6) jl 11.7
Sroa a (loop of war has arrived. Ind front the oe,
we have alto flute received. by two Spanith ve(fels fro
CubA. we area greAt deal eafier is our minds wi

refped to the intended iterafion. It (Vents the Frond
force does not exceed ten or two ment with whiel
we hardly think they will be fool hardy enough tt
make an attack.
The fchoouer Hazard, of this place, tarry*
five guns, one brats 18, one ditto 12, one ditto g
and two four pounders of iron, with 55 men, off ten
Coat of Cuba, engaged a national fchooner, of fool
brats 6 pounders, and 18 brats fwirels, with sit
feamen, and about as.many troops, commanded bl
General NOMLLEs, (the General who was to co!
mand the expedition againit this place). The Freed
twice attempted boarding, and were beat off. Thl
third time they carried her, after hawing killed tbl
Captain and almofi all the Officers—in all, 33 killed
and 18 feverely wounded. The French lea a great
number killed and wounded, aniongfl the latter thee'
General, who has Vince died of his wounds, and
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which We troll will be a check to their meditated
peo2lition.

We are fitting out a number of verrels ace, ma
it is fuppofed, that as foon as the Governor arrives.
they, with the STORK, will be ordered either to fight.,
them in the Channel on their way here, iv block
them up, and burn them in the ports they now art'
in. Our force by yea will be far fuperior to theirs.

DISTRIBUTION OF 'PRIZE /NOWAY.
The Gra diftributioa al prizes takes by the Patiootarr. ten is
paid at Firmed' aa Friday the 9th inftant.
The Minotaur. far the capture at ht nettle, *II be paid et
rlymetnit art Tridayths *6th Saßast.
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Levlathpn„ &filthy% Mid Imendel, foe the Mama
Lima convoy ; mid the Leviathan and Einetald (the ilwittlems
being already paid) tittle there. at bead money. ordnance, sad vim.
tuaWng thins tor the Spann% frigates 6 flatentina and El Cam.
men, pan of tha (aid capture. ,To the Leviable, on beard et
Niemand' to the &minims and Eraeraid.at lie. sa, Anima&
Rreet

Tire Gut Vida,, (or tie ileiention of tit Ida Vaintesr.
herald al Tuciday dbe t3tl3 infant, ac No.s,Saimadiarit.

On Saturday a Court of Direaors was held at the
Eaft India Houk, when General CILADDOCIC tool the
ufual oaths, on being appointed Commander in Chief
of the Company's forces on the coati of Coromandel.
and fecond in Council at Fort St. George. The Court
adjourned at fix o'clock till Wednefday next.
Saturday General Fox, and leveret other Shia.
guifhed military Officers, had a long private colds.
rence at the Maofion Houk with the Loan Maros.
and Commodore Lucas, the Commander of the'
River Fencibles, when a number of charts, divest%
and plans of the River Thames and Medway, under
the jurifdiaion of the city, were 'trial inveffigated.
We underhand the objea of the eo to was to
place the River Fencibles in fuch a Rate of 7
lion, as to be able to convey the Volunteers
the River at the fhorteft notice.

A Gentleman jua returned to London fro Is Paris,

via Holland, Rates, that previous to Ms departure.
fome communications had been made to the arm
from BONAPARTE, relative to the treatment whkh
the people of this country are to experience, fo foes
as fuccefa (ball have crowned the arms of the inva.
den. Betides the names of the principal Noblesse*
and Gentlemen of property, lifts of our mod Maim
guithed Ladies of fortune are banded about at Paris.
The pecuniary promise made to the Repnbfican army
at the conclufion of the late Peace. is to be fulfilled
in the following manner :—The
.great landed pro.
penies (which are diilinaly mentioned) are not, as
was originally intended. to go wholly to the Gene.
rah, but certain portions of them are to be allotted
to thofe Officers. and the temainder heavily taxed for
the advantage of the toldiery in general. Thefe,
among other regulations, our corielpondent arts,
have been pofitively adopted.
On Friday morning a neutral v:ffel was detained
by the guardlhip a.tioned at South End, in the
mouth of the Thames. which had failed on Wedoef.
day from Rotterdam, on board of which were a
number <I fufpicions looking foreigners. One of
them, calling himfelf Anderfon. alerts that he has
Tome information of the firß importance for Mr.
ADDINGTON, and he has in his poffeffion a great
number of letters, chiefly for foreigners in this court.
try. This man Rates, that there are about sou veffeas
of different defatptions at Flufbing. and the troops
had ailually embarked for four days, but being fns
Ai, they were difembarked again !
Sir EDWARD Paieser liaised at Plymouth at
Thurfday. is the Totinare, of 84 guns, with doe
&MIMI'S. of 84 guns. Before he left the remain.
der of his fqsadron of Ferrol, it bad been reinforced
by two fail of the line from the Channel fleet. .

By a letter from Toulon, received at Ferrol jolt
before Sir EDWARD Pt Le tw failed from Arres Bar,
tt appears that the French lquadron was in Toulon
on the t4th ult.
The acenunte from Spain are of a Favourable cam-
plezion. The Spaniards, fo far from inc reaf mg their
tome, have rather reduced it, both naval and maitarYs
and sere very civil In our officers.

A letter trwn the firt.t.irrn od F:rroi, dated the
ad ird. dates, that the nrit;ih elect then confined of
the MALTA. 01 14y gum, G.iacrs and Daanon. of
74, ARDIST, of 04. and KlMu.c cutters the Toe.
NA% T all,l SPII‘TIAT hided for England—
The French had tile: ships of the line in towlines
fir 114, rainciy. 1: He;e, rc ked..uhiable, and le
Fongueue. The Ary...r. Of fake dirce, was in
Jock, and eve! y n wa, makinz, for her fpcedy
equipme"t ; there 141;:c Ft click privateer
brig. The llutcn th h (L 1 ete owe remained in the
date in which El: hi, herr. r fume mouths.
"1 he French t.,ce at at the comnsenee•
ment it tt.i, rirpth, the Duval Trouin,
of 74 gum, thr Gnat , 1.1 3P, and a (man frig ties
Al on a 11.14 C t t 'Lad nets tot Ice..

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MILITARY PIitoMOTHINS.
Commitlions in the WeR Kent Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Jciepit John Weft and William Stainfden, Gents. to be Lieutc•
cams. Dated February at,
ConamilLon in the Carnarvon(hire Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenan-.
Liratr ant-Colonel Richard Edwards to be Colood. Dated Fe-
bruary at, teo4.
Commis ions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.
To be Deputy Lleutenants—The Right Honnurable Charley
Long; the Right Honourable Lord Mahon; George Smi:b,
J. M. Fedor, and William Postal, Elam.
CommifLons in the EAR York Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Sir Cheeks Hotham. Bart. to he Colonel, vice H. Malitcr, Efq.
religned ; and Arthur Maifter, Ffq. to be Lhutenant•Coloncl,
vice F.drinui d Garforth, Efq.refigned. Dat,l May 16, 1833.
Thome, Clut,ley, kfq. to be Major. Dated July :8, 1803.
To be curams—Warton P. Berry Efq. Dated March a, 1803.
Benjamin Slay& Efq. Dated March 2, 28°3.
Richard Lcgard, Efq. Dated June 7, 1803.
William C. Mahbot:, Efq. Dated July 13, 1863.
Robert Jennings, Efq Dated Augur to. 1803.
To be Lleutenannt—W Milner.Gent. Datd March 1,1803,
Frederick W. Woodmilton, Gent. Dated May s 6, 1803.
Paul Seyntour, Gent. Dated June 20, 1803.
14. worth, Gent. Dated Auguft s, 1803.
palesWigan, Gent. Dated September 15, 1833.
'To be kungns—George R.. l'irenpfoo,Gctit Dated May 37,043.
John Green, Ge: c Dated lily 30, 1803.
ohn Doupn, Gent. Dated December ts, 1803.
Wetterhy ,Gent. Dated July x 3,1103.
Conamdfions in the Worceiteribire Militia, figued by
the Lord Lieutenant.
Jobs Cwt. Efq, to be Captain ; and John Cbeißopker Harrtfon,
Gent. tobe Enka. Dated March 1, 1804
Henry Berrie, Gen, to be Enßgn. Dated Madli a, IBc4.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Ara a. Jobs Skill, of the Strand, Middicks, oilman, dealer aad
at soya Guildhall.
• April WS WihYant Jahnfoo, of Vaughan, South Lambeth, Surrey,
coal.merehant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Apra 14. John Price, of Tiothory-fquarc, London, merchant,
at ma, aa NoilainK
BANKRUPTS.
Mr Dunkin, now or latc of Red-Crefs Brut, Loaders. readier,
&far: and ehapman, to forrentkr March 17. so, and April at,
at tau, at Guildhall. Attyrifey, Mr. Maeda, Vintner's Hall,
Upper Thames.itiort.
Nattier Rksanifoo, of Blackburn, Lanstiblre, grocer, dealer and
gbipinia. March aa, at See, March as, at eleven, at the White
!fares. is Prelim). sad April at, at eleven, at the Dun Horfe, in
Bbeibsea. Acemviro, Melba. Clarke and Richards, Landon;
ur Mr. T. Ainfwarda, Blaekbata
Jahn Blowers, of Halefwerth,dedolk,fbopk sec pa, April 4, at four,
Aprils, and at, at ten, at the Tuns Inn, in Haney, Suffolk--
Awake. Mars Tarrant and Monk, No. tp,Chancurlane,
Landon; or Mr. Kloglbuty, Bengal,.
loam Coning*, of Credltoo, Ekvonallte, feriae -maker, dealer
and ebillonala. Mara 17, 36, and April at, at five, at the Gentle
Ins Nortlidtract.Ezeter. Atlantic., Mr. Samuel Mite, No.
so, Priocio-eract, Bedford-row, London ;or Mr. John errell,:

Enter.
Richard Maniargb. of Wa-Hall within Newton, par& of Whit-
tiffigten, L ancadre, grazier, dealer and chaprun. March at, at
lee, March as, at arm, and April u, at five, at the White
Herit, Pt.ften. Attunes, Mr. john Troaghtou, Prato° ; or
Mr. Philip Herd, Kinirs•Benek Walks, Inner Temple, London,
William Lawful amid Milani Byrom, of Lincoln, drapers, dealers,
and appetisers, Mara Lg. 31, and April It, Y ten,
at GtaGail. Loudon. Attesatey. Mr. Bland, Ratinet-tourt,
Plant-inett. London.
Gana Gerikep, Meearlds Middlefes, broker, Much a'. 24.
and April 51, at ten, et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chan, No.
so, Melina-Place, Waardniter-Road. Surrey.
Jobs Allan the elder, a lewrrdreet, London. Muth
and April at, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lewis,
is up. liataquare, MinUes.
George Wardell Maetellftreet, Goodman's-Pietas, Milian,
mariner. merchant. Eider nod clumnan, March so. 24, and
Apra st, at ten, at Guildhall. Autunite, Man. Evict and
WHaydimAirwro, Binaries.
ua Knight, a Twatridge-Was. Knit, hanker, March
ItC, at Cm and u, Olen. atOulldhall, London. Attornies,
Mr. jams. TenbridgeMelhg or Mara. Blandford and Sweet,
. Kinea-Betteh Walin.lrunght. London.
James Lawton. new or late of Dolunis. in Saddlewortit, York.
Aire, ftnrke‘per, merchant, dealer and chains" April 5,6, at
Or New ton, Dolph. and April 21, at the Rainiden'A-Arms lon,
liudelnatld. Attunes, Mr. Alalry, DriPb Mr.
Cbantery-lane. Lenin.

was due from the Defendant to Mr. Ward, acquaint-
ed him with the alignment, and gave him notice to
pay no more freights for fuch chips, excepting at
their own Bank. The Defendant on this application
replied, that " he had already paid wool. for fuels
freight to Mr. Ward, and having this notice, lie
would nuw pay him no more." Notwithaanding
this promife,_ he fubfequently paid wok to the Cap-
tain of the. Lady Nelfon, to recover which this saints
was brought, and further 291. Bs. for freight due on

the fame (hip.
Meas. GIBBS and NOWLAND difclofed the parti-
culars of the cafe, proved the aflignment of the (hips,
and of the freight to the Plaintiffs; they alto brought
tetlimony to the notice, and the promifed compliance
with fuch notice on the part of the Defendant, and
after having (hewn that the Defendant was indebted
for freight on the Lady Nelfun for 2291. Bs. they
concluded their cafe.
Mr. Eesetti 2, for the Defendant, laid, that the
affignment was void as far as refpeled this catife,
becaufe the rule of law is, that you cannot recover
a chafe in anion. He contended that root. nut of the
2291. Bs. for freight due to the Captain of the Lady
Nelfon, was in vccount between Captain Jackfon and
the Defendant, to whom he was agent, or bankers
and bad nothing to do with Ward the late owner,
or with the Plaintiffs, if they were the prefent own-
ers of the veffel.
Witneffes were then called, who gave evidence to
the payment of Sol. to the Captain, at four feveral
times.
Lord Ettassottotion...." The queffion is, if the
Defendant paid this tool. in his charafter, as banker
to Captain laekfon, and if lie have a right to confi•
der it as a fet-off for freight ? A late decifion in the
Common Pleas hems to have fettled the law with
refpea to Captains and Owners. The Captain is not
bound to deliver the cargo without his freight is paid,
but he has no lien as againft his owners; and if he
have no lien, then it is obvious he can convey none.
The impreffion of my mind is, that the Plaintiffs have
a clear tight to recover at leall the difference between
the fur paid the Captain, and the larger amount of
the freight. It is very material to the Tali concerns
of (hipping, that it &mild be univerfally underflood,
that Captains have no right to fuperfede their uwners
in the receipt of the freight."—Verdie for the Plain-
tiffs, 291. 84.

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GORDON AND CO. V. COOMNS AND co.
This anion was brought by the Plaintiff to oblige
the Defendant to fulfil a contra& 'tittered into be-
tween the parties tinder the following eircumftances
A Mr. Shaw, merchant, refl.:ling at Malaga in Spain.
was written to, in the year 5803; by the Defendant
to fend hien a cargo of fruit, on certain conditions not
ufual in the courfe of ta ade, and Shaw did not accede
to them, but configned a cargo of that commodity to
his eorrefpondents in London, Meffrs. Gordon and
Company, and exprefily defired them not to deal
with Coufins for it, except in the ordinary way,
without any of the uncuftomary flipulations contain-
ed inthe letter aforefaid. When the fliip arrived at
Stanly Creek, where the was obliged to perform qua.
rantinc before the was (offered to fail up the Thames,
Gordon had it communicated to Coufins that he
might become the purclaafer of the cargo if he pleat.-
ed, by accepting bills on being prefented with the
invoice and bill of lading ; but Coufins hung back
until the market had rifen. in eonfequenee of the in•
created violence of the plague at Malaga. which pre-
vented the importation of fruit from thence into this
country. He then entered into a contrail in writing
with Meffrs. Gt,rdon sod Co. the performance of
which was the objen of this anion. He let up the
parole teftimony of one witnefs againft this contraft ;
but the Jury, under the direnion and advice of the
Court, found a verdin for the Plaintiff.
GA LLLLL V. TNI ZANE OF INGLAND.

This anion was brought to enforce the payment
of a bank note fur rood. which the Plaintiff receiv-
ed in the coutfe of trade at Hamburgh. It was ro-'
moored that the note had been lull ten years ago by
a perfon who (lopped its payment at the Bank of
England, and indemnified the Governor and Corn.
pany for becoming nominal Defendants.
The anion when tailed on was immediately tom-
promifed.

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