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London, England, 1803-12-23 00:00:00

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By our letters from Dublin we learn that Sir Ro-
lIERT CALDLR, with four fail of the line and fomc
(mailer velTiis, has arrived in Bear-haven. We are
extremely concerned to find that the damage done
to the (hipping on the Irifh coati in the late gales
h is been immenfe.

From an apprehenfion that Admiral CORNWALLIS
nu), have been driven from his nation off Brett by
the florm, and the French fleet in couferptcnce
have put to fca, our correfpondent informs us that
regulations had been adopted at Dublin for putting
all carriages and holies into motion for the public
fervice wi,h all palible expedition, °mild accounts be
received of the enemy having reached the coat.

A:cordi:l7; to the accounts that have reached us,
the pr iucipal dArnage on the trifh Coaft happened on
the 17th inft.

A few Dutch Papers arrived yellerday, Come of
them of the ISth intl. containing extras from the
Paris Journals to the 14th. The Flits r CONSUL had
not left Paris un the 33th. The Ruffian Ambaffador
Count Maacclr had applied for his eaffports.
Vile fubjiin the only articles worthy of notice
found in tittle papers, with Come farther extraets
from the Hamburgh Mail of yefterday. Among
the latter, the Pal i., letter of the ift, and the Ham-
burgh letter of the 33. h inftant, are particularly
worthy of notice.

ALGIERS, Ocr. 3.—A Fortugnefe Envoy arrived
here about a month ago, to negeciate the ranfom of
370 of his countrymen, and to take at the fame time
the opportunity of offering propolitions of peace.—
.He could not, however, come to an agreement with
the Bey as to the price, and therefore returned with
the Chips of war which brought him.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 26.—The trade of Lubeck
is Rill very flonrifning. In the courfe of the &ft
eight days of this month, 6o vefels have failed fir
the Baltic.

AVOSSURG Hi Dec. i.—Several failures, and even
fume fraudulent bankruptcies, have taken place at
Vienna, and other parts of the Auflrian monarchy.
Thefe failures, which are confiderable, are attributed
to different fpeculations, particularly in colonial pro.
du&ions. &me perfons, however, fay, that the new
regulations of the Cuflom-houfe, which render fmug.
gling impracticable, have partly occafioned the bank-
ruptcies.

VICUNA, Nov. 30.—1 t is arongly reported here,
that our Court is about to form a clofer alliance with
Ruffia. This, however, is certain, that a number of
couriers ariive here from Peterfburgh, and an equal
number are dilpatched to that city. This alliance
appears to be rendered neccffary by the difcontents
which have ',Token out in the Turkiat provinces, and
which threaten to extend their inflwence to Rutlia and
Auflria. An afrembly of the States, it is expected,
will loon take place in pretence of the Emperor. It
is laid, that the King of SWEDEN will, in his tour
through Germany, pay a vifit to this city.
Pears, Dec. 13—The day before yefterday, his
Excellency Count Maacorr had a conference with
our Milliner for Foreign Affairs, relative to his recal,
in As i:ich he took the opportunity of afking for his
panports. His departure is therefore every moment
espeeled to talc place.

Locust BONAraarl intends to travel with his wife
in Germany, and to pafs tome time at Betlin.
A certain Court has made here prefling reprefen.
tations, to procure orders fur the French troops in
Hanover to retire (erne leagues from the borders of
the Elbe, as Ptuilia fullers greatly from the blockade
of that river.

In Ee:g;um, tepoo rudders are made, and 5000
ancho:s ate al!nork fintlhed, to be fcnt to the coall.
It i 5 reported, that the decoration of 'Members of
the Legion of Honour is to cnnliß is a Ilar, which
is found in the family arms of BONAPARTE.
MA-4INE Orrtcr..—Tbe Braave privateer, of St.
captured and brought into Namt the Eng-
hig brig Nte.rina, of 45 tons burthen.