Star.
London, England, 1803-08-01 00:00:00

ADDRESS TO H 3 MAJESTY.

AT a General Meeting of the Inhabitants of the
Town of Dock. and Parith of Stolz: Darnerel, held at the
Town-Hall. in the laid Town, he 26: h Day of July, 1303, for the
purpore of Addreffing his .:xprefs their Loyalty and
Attachment to his (acrid Pcrfon and Government at tits impor-
tant Crttis ;—lt was refolved,

That Str Jcitt4 ST. Ausr N, Bat. he rcsueiled to tzke the
Chair. _ _

zdly, Th a the following Gentlemen be ckofen to frame the Ad-

F. St Anhyn, Ffq. R. Melton, Ffq.
The Rev. J. Williams William Foot, Efq.
The Hor. Colonel Knollis J Martha, Efq.
Idly, That the Addrrfs ba pi-, rented by the Committee, and
having barn read and approvest,.f, it was rachr‘d, that the fame
ha ld remain for Hg natures at tl. Town-Hall. at the Dock-Wok,
and ,t Mars Hoaland's,Congdon's, Heydon's, Philp's, and Ruaelea
S•a inners, until Saturday neat.
sthly, That Sir John St. Aubyn, Dart. be requeft.ed to prefect
the raid. Addcef to his Majelty.
s•hly, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to Richard
Mo:ice, and Francis St A uhyn, Ffqrs. and the Rev. JonatLuWil-
haps. Clerk, the Magißrates, for convening this Meeting.
6thly, 'fltat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Gentle-
men s, hn framed the Addrefs. _ . _

7thly, That there Rdolutians be figneel by the Cl2llllllfl,ard be
prieted and publithed in Hand-Bills, and iu the STA*. Sun, Tra-
veller, Sherborne, and Enter Papers.
JOHN A ÜBYN, Chairman.
The Chairman having quitted the Chair, Refoleed. That the
Thanks of thi. Meeting be given to him for his conduct in the Chair.
Town-Na.i, Dork, July z 6, 1803.

ASSOCIATION (or the DEFENCE of the FRITH of FORTH
and of the COUNTRY in GENERAL.
AT a Meeting held at Edinburgh on the t ith July
dol, to confider he:, tar there may he opportunity for fur-
ther voluntary exertion, on the pert olio lividuala in aid of the nice.
lures ad min by Government in the prefent tromentouseriGs,
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL. Efq of Clathick, was called
to the Chair,
When the following refolutions were unanimoufly agreed to :-.-
I. .1 live being many individuals who cannot give perfonal fer-
rite. but would cheerfully contribute, by fuch means as they are
poffeffed of, in promoting the defence of their country, and many
afro who, in addition to their perfonal fervice, would willingly
come forward with pcce.niary aid in Carport of the common caufe—
It appears to this Meeting, that it would tend much to the general
fatty. as well as be advaotageous to public credit, were an oppor-
tunity given to perfons of all deferiptimis of moire:Ring their loy-
alty and patriotifin to the manner above fuggetted.
11. It oesurs to this Meeting, that the molt e &equal mode of
accomplithing this object would be to let on foot a Voluntary Con-
tribution, (or the purpofe of raifing a fund to he applied in adding
to the defence of thole parts of the country with which the Subfe to-
bees are more immediately conneded, and thereby contributieg to
the general fecurity.
111. Whitt! this Meeting approve of the meafuret taken by Go-
vernment for employing the power and refources of this country,
and for calling forth the fpirit of a numerous and loyal people, for
the purport of defeating the plans and avenging the infults of a me-
nacingamem) ; yet, they are (edified that farther exertions may Rill
'be made, and that it would be of the greitelt importance that every
individual in the empire fhould,in tome (nape or other, be induced
to come rearward in aid and fupport of the general plans.
IV. The Meeting are of opinion, that it would be an objet not
out . of local but national importance, and one in which the inha-
bitants of this city, and of the towns and country on the adjoining
totals, arc particularly interefted. to adopt meafures fur the defence
of the Frith of Forth againß hoftile invafiou or predatory attack.
V. The Meeting hove bees Informed that a plan has been pro.
poled by Government,and will probably he carried into execution,
to provide either (hips of war, or refits fitted for the purptife,
and a b dy of lea fencibl-s, for the defeme of the coaß from Ber-
wick round to Fife Nefs• they arc (ail& however, that the
whole cepa= of fu At a plan cannot be expeeted wise defrayed by
Government in the preleot moment of exertion for the general
fafety of the empire; but that part of it .:ugh( tog: (unlacd by the
individuals who (hare fo largely in the Melling. of that fecaiity
which loch a meafuee is calculated to prodere. 'The Mecticg there-
; fore Refelve, to mile a Fund by Subfcription for this porpofe, to be
placed under the maiaagentent of a Committee of the subleribers,
I who than confuit with the Commander in Chief in North Britain,
' anti with the Lords Lieutenants of the City of Edinburgh, and of
1 the counties adjoining to the Erich of Forth. re'peeting the proper
application of that fund. And, In the event of their being any fur-
plus, and that any other public object flail occur, which may be
;ireful for national defence, (eidier by giving bounties to (cameo,
who (fall enter into the Navy within a Mort perioslor by any other
application of the Fund, tont-dotting to the tmurit v of the country
in general, cr of the above diffriCt in particular.) the Committee
arc empowered to c.. 11 a Meeting of the Subferibers, in order to
eerfider how Inch Surplus I uod railed may be bell applied.
Vl—The Meeting are ot opinion. that if limiter exert nos arc
made in other parts of the country, they may be produetive of ex-
tenure mid important effects. M any individuals who at prefent for
want of a fpecilie ohjeet to call forth their exertions, do little more
than carrel* their good wiiles, may thcr by he ins:meat to tisane
forward with that (pecks ef aid which they can belt give, whilft,at
the fame rime, an opportunity will be given to many who are al-
ready aeltvely ergaged, of contributing additional and titentlal fer-
rite. 'Fte Mcetisie are convinced, that it is ot the hieließ import-
ance at prctent not only that the mealures a Government Mould I e
&elfin. aid vigorous, but that every inhabitant of this country,
whatever may be his eircumflances or lituation, fhoold t. (lily hi.
zeal for a teak in which ail are inters:Reel, wet dirplaa that flint
which is becoming in Briton,. at a moment when we arc contend-
ing for our caillence as a nation, and for entry thing dear and v .-
luahle to men.
VlP—The Meeting appointed a Committee for managing the
Fonds, (which arc to be lodged aa loon as rcceieed, in the Bank
of Scotland and Royal Bank) and fur app Tying them to the above
ourpoLo.
'I he Committee accordingly opened a Siabfcriptinn Book, when
the following G cot le n ienfuhfc ribed the I ono. an netted to their tentcs.
.• he lord Prertdent - Aett to o
Mrs Campbell (I.ord Pretident's) - to to o
Arch. Campbell, Eln. younger, of Succoth to to 0
Mrs. Archibald Ca • hell, Park Place - ea to 0
jehn !airmen. Ifq Advocate . • se to 0
Archibald Campbell. Efq. of Clatbick -a: c o
Mrs. Campbell, Clathick - . . 3 S o
Donald Mac Lachlan, Erg. of Mac Lachlan . 3 3 0
Mts. Mac Lachlan - . a 1 o
Arch : aid Camobeff, Ffq. brewer . - so to 0
Imo!. Fa rgufon Laq. At'v, item - 5 5 0
-
Willi am Porter, Ifq Prince's-an:et - at o 0
s:, ere lorreit, ilfq. brewer - 5 5 0
Robert Syme, Ifq W. S. - - - at 0 0
Thy nos liutehinhin. Efq. Merchant - at • 0
Colo cal A M Grr;nr Murray - - to 10 0
lit u•, naitt Gert'73l Vyfe - - 21 0 0
Niel Mac Viear. Ifq (Lord Provoll) • .1 to 0
A. a n Itollaud, IN. Advoca:e . - th S 0
A Gentleman per ditto - - - 26 5 o
Matthew Role E:q. Advrca'e - • 25 0 0
Henry Nl•Kenxie. Efq. Exchequer - - to to o
Stuart Moodie, Efq. 5 5 o
Mr Alva. Dick. Accomptant - - 5 5 o
Mr. loin, Oik, City Clerk's OfEce - - 3 3 0
Mr. Wm. Pnngle. Writer - - 3 3 o
Wen. Balderltoo, Efq. W. S. - - to to o
. lard Craig . - 3o ci 0
Mr. George &intim - - - s a o
Alexander Walker, Efq. Q2ten.s.ftreet - to 10 0
Mrs. Walker - 5 0 0
I-LW/tau Colonel Thomas Pringle . I 3 0
Cr-dotard 'lair. 1.1 •W. h. - - . 15 55 0
• Mrs 1 sic . - S 5 0
john i 'amptv.ll, Fitt. W. S. St. Jameie-fquare so 0 0
Mrs.' a ••;Acll St la • es's-fluare - - t 5 o
h(r. 3. A Canapt.cie ditto - - r r o
"s'• • amt ben, ditto - - - at a 0
to GC I. Cams..`.ol. ditto . - - a t o
3trii bald buena. thy. Erwletiek.ftrea t - 13 to 0
Ph'. Pringle Sq. Ai:rocate - - 15 15 0
t .ceiv D Pie is. Eli Advocate - • JJ to 0
ito •il Vsnri tr. a he. Merehent - - t 5 25 0
Lleute-aot Colony I Alameda Dim= - at o 0
Mr. WWI. Reid, Wrote - - - a A 0
R.itN re flax. Ja. t 41. Mvocare - - 5 5 a
Win I lope, W...r, 4+ tai Craalkall . 3. 0 0

c 4 7 0
The T.-lt cmnfntuer open at the Merchants' Hall, and two d
tsc Coommittic 461=4 spry Jay tro.r t7eK :co thrcsu'cluk.

A T a GENERAL NiEtTING ft the INHABI
L I. 'PANTS of LAMBETH, I, the County of SURREY, held
at the Royal Oa►, this z 6 h day of July, 11103.
ROBb R'l' SLADE, Efq in the Chair,
Refolved—l'hat It appears to this !sleeting the Felt Conful of
France, having inflaved the People4hom he undertook to fet fr.. c.
and plundered a. d fohjogated all °nit rs of the lithabitants, rich and
poor, of Holland, Switzerland, and Italy, under the moll folenin
aiTuranees of fraternity and frienclihip, is now determined on the
Invalion o' this United Kingdom; and is making the moll formida-
ble preparations for that purpofe.
That although this Meting agrees with Bonapartehimfeif.that
the fuccefs of fuch an undertaking is highly improbable--and that
he mull facrifice Army after Army, if he mrfeveres in the attempt ;
yet the threat having been denounced, nothing can fullain the
honour of our Country but the moll energetic and tiniverfal exer-
tion. It is not enough for our reputation that his fuce.:fs Mould be
improbable—it ought, by the numbers and gallantry of our Volun-
teers, under the blefling of DIVINE PROVIDENCE, to be rendered
impoflible. By fuels a condudl only can this Nation commue to
eiJoy tranquillity, and have a difporable force in the hinds of Go-
vernment for offenfive Operations; and flare the glory of a, enging
the wrongs of Europe agaiutt the Deltroyer of its Liberty, its Hap-
pinch, and its Honour.
That this Meeting in thus calling upon its Feline.. Ci:i7rns to arm,
hope they (ball be excufed for reminding them, they are invited to
come forward in Defence of the happieli and wifelt Conflitution
ever known to the world—in Defence of a Sovereign, v, ho for a
period of more than fort• years has ihewn himfelf to be the Fatbsr of
all thole who have the happinefs to live under the Brit ifh Govern-
ment. In defending objects thus facred and dew., we deplore that
our Country is called upon to encounter a People with whom Eng-
land willies to live in amity; but, who, unhappily for theinfelves
and the clvilifed world, have fuhntltted to the degradation of being
nude fubfervient to the aggrandifement anti ...mhition of ONE MAN
obleure Corftcan, who begun his tnurdtrous career with turn-
ing his artillery upon the Citizens of Paris—who boafted in his
public letter from l'avia,to have ihot the whole Municipalit y--wko
put the Helplefs, Innocent and unoffentling Inha'itant, of Aleaan-
dria, Man, Woman. and Child, to the Sword, ti I Slaughter was
tired of is work—who. againft all the laws of %I cc put near on
Turks to death in cold blood after their furrender—who poiiiin-
ed his own Hofrita;i in order to dainty hi, own Comrades,
when difabled by wounds or licknels, In $.l furthering the plan of
pillage which carried him to St. Jean D'Acre—who having thus
Rained the profeMonof Arms, and luleninly and publicly renounced
the Religion of Chriftendom, and embraced Mationietatd Int, again
pretended to embrace the Own-Can Reliy,. m—who in his return
to Frame deftroyed the Reprefentatire Syßom—who after (e-
-ducing the Poll& Legion into the (ervice of his pretended Repub-
lic, trantfetted it treacheroufly to St Domingo, where it has pe-
rithed to a Man, either by dileafe, or the (words And, who finally,
as it were, to ell the nit-Jure of hi. arrogance, hat dared to attack
what is molt dear, and molt uleful to civilifed Society—the Free-
dom of the Peels, and the Ereedotn of Speoch ; by propoling to
rabid the Brings Pros and the deliberations of the Britith Senate.
Such is the Tyrant we are called upon to "'pore, and (arch is the
fate which awaits England, Mould we Lifer hint and his degraded
Slaves to pollute our foil.
With thefe fentimants this Meeting refolvea unan'moully, that
they will ufe their utmoß endeavours to carry into its full& effre
the 8111 now depending in Parliament for the better defence of the
Country.
Refulved, That it is the duty of every inhabitant of this Parini
capable of bearing arms, to Rep forward at this important cribs,
and voluntarily enrol himfelf for the purple of being mama to
arms. _

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Refolved, That a Committee be appointed to carry tbcfe refo-
tattoos into immediate gift&
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Refolved, That every able-bodied inhabitant be carnally ex-
horted immediately to enrol his Name for the defence of his coun-
try in the Book now prepared for that purpofe.
Refolved, That another Book he opened for thole to Infert their
names, who, after having aril enrolled thenefelves agreeably to the
preceding Refolution, may be willing to engage as Members of a
Military Affociation, on fuch or a amilar Plan as may be adopted
in the adjoining Parilkes of Clapham, Batterfea and atreatham.
Refolv.d, That a fair Copy of the preceding Refutations. figned
by the Chairman, be tranfolitted to the Lord Lieutenant ut the
County, with an earned entreaty that he would be pleated to com-
municate to the Chairom.n, as fpeedily as potable, the intention of
Government in regard to the objeets of the Meeting.
Refolved, That the Paid Refolutions he publilbed in the follow-
ing Newfpapers Morning Chronicle, the Morning Pat, the
"limes, and the Morning Advertifcr ; and that acoo be printed
off for the purpofe of being difitibuted among the inhabitants of
the Pedal.

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Rcfo!vcd. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Chairman for his able and judicious conduit in the Chair; and
that he be requeled to ad as a Chairman of the Cumnsittie, and
take upon !limit!! the fuptrintendance of any Arn.edlodation
that may be formed in this Pariah until they are enabled to clad
that. own Officers.

ROBERT SLADE, Chairman.

N. R. Lifts (or Fnrolment are now lying at the Ito)al Oak,
Vauthal : and at the Ship, in Wakot place, for the Signature of
the Inhabitants.

FRANCE.

PARIS. JULY 26.

BtINATARTF is fill the declared head of the army
of England. Some change, however, has been made
in his itaff. General BFRTHIER is to be Chief. and
Ds stmt.', s Second in Command. PeriFT. tie Conn
tenor of State, is named Dire:tor of the Mt'kat y Al.
minittratinn, zatl General Dom is t.nr is to command
that part of the army which extends from Cherbouig
to Dunkitk. The Lieutenant Generals ate Paid
be MACDONALD, MORTIER, SOULT, and BELLIARD
Since the nest- Comsue has infpeEted the cowls
and the different parts of Flanders, the tabours of the
dock yards arc in a (late of great aelivity. The con
Itruelion of gun boats as %sell as of flat bottomed
boats is going on at 011 end and Bruges. The fam:
is to begin ss ithout delay at Ghent, Eclufe, Antwerp,
Brutiels, Louvain, Dielt. and the other towns of Bel
gium. Some frigates are alf, to be built and artnett
at (Mend, Bruges, and at Antwerp. Every thing
now wears a wat like Alpe& in ti,ole provinces.
A number of duck yards are dial:dialed on the bor-
ders of tht Stint from Itni,cn to C.mlch.e.
every u err prevail, an ertrantdinary attivity, whit!,
no rains are 'pat td 50 augment.
A letter from Malta dates, that the American fri
gate th•: Adams has taken and carried to La Valette
a Moot ifh Itigate called tite Tuip. litan Grind Ad
mit al.

The Floor Cox stir, it is now foil, ,o 1 not gn
Nletitr, I:: confine Ili. vilit to the Belgic departments
Ile wi.l :erorn to Pat is ea: ly in the month of Augoll.
A thip of So gobs, entitled the Vete: an, has jail
been launched from the dock yard at Brea.
An Englith cartel, rays the
.76urnal de Par:t, liac ar-
rived %%Oh French ptiliiiicrs, to be errh:. iged
the crew of the Minerva frigate ; but there does not
teem to be any difvfition to redeem the Engliai fob.
it as %%los are detained at Paris, Fontaiiibleati, Va.
lenciennes, Dmirlens, &e. _

The utmoll anivity is employed in the ports of
Holland to repair the remaining Ihips of the Dutch
Navy, New Ihips are alio on the dodo. It appeals
that the Dutch atvcoment is anxious that Olt it
armament (hould b: finilited at the time u hen Or ,fc
!hall be czonpleted in France for eh:expedition:tit:6lAl
England, that they may be enabled to co.nperate in
that great enterprise. according to the plans to be
communicated to them by the French Cabinet.

I'he Dutch Govenrment has made confideratlle
pincher; At Antwerp for the kr/ice of the n.tvr.—
Several (hips of the line are immediat:ly to he pu•
the ilocks at ['hinting. The recruiting for the n.vy
is carried on with great fined's.
Oa the rya inft an' avito sawed the Text! (roll

gh
her
ePpe:rt e the vsitgaiy-
and fully prepared to make a vigorous refiflance in
lance of the Englifh cruifersi:aAvitn
IthbeinC;aptethoef CGanpeasslitasopine,the belt poflible condirio:r,
cafe of an attack. Never was there fir ftrong a gar.
iiirm at the Cape Mice it has been in polTeflion of
Holland as fince December WI, when Governor
Jar; st N. arrived three with about ten thoufand men:
feveral detachments of there troops were dettined for
the Eaft Indies, but circumtlances made it expedient
to keep them at the Cape.
PRIVATE LE.TTER, PARIS, JULY 26.
The following are Paid to be the particulars of what
I mentioned in my latt, concerning the arreft of fume
frith rebels: The Grand Judge and Police Minirlcr
REGNIER had received a &Ire or true account and in-
tOrrnation, that 1-Inati crow !town; had Leen pardon-
ed ; he concluded, therefore, that all thofe outlawed
with him, had wit:. him been it.cluded in the King's
pardon ; this caufed 22 Irifhmen to be fent to dif.
ferent prifons ; they were, however, under the re•
fponlibility of General VALENCF, anal by his influ-
ence ;iron fet at liberty. This V/.LPNCE is the fame ;
man v.lio commanded in t;92, under Durottr.it it/
and was outlawed with him, and who, from the Le-
' ginning of the Revolution, had belonged to the Or-
leans Faction ; he is married to the daughter of the
famous Madame Germs, and has rer.ded with her
levet-al years as an emigrant at Harnburgh and Al-
to la. It is laid, he again intends to remove to Br-
nover or to Altana, and that tome of the haft rebels
are to go with him ; he is run of BOSAPARTE'S ha•
vourire Generals, and Mould any attempt be made
upon Ireland, Ire will certairdy have a comman.T
ir it not ,langerota at a Fri: linty mon ; but he has all the
low cunning of the bale mid of a vile revolutionary
nits iguer.
It was vefterday whifpered, in the circle of Cam- it
baceres, that, at the formal demand of the French
Amhaftador, the Spanifh Court had laid an embargo
on all Britifn fhips, and a fequeßration on all Britith
property, and that General LASNPS bad received
orders to leave Linton in 48 hours, fhould the Regent
of Portugal not content to take French garrifons in
his principal lea ports. I could not trace the fource
of this rumour to any perfon of confequence. It may
have originated from the frequency of couriers be.
tween Spain, Portugal, and France, and the probe•
bility that fuch tranfaCtions have taken place.
Suddenly onSturday night the Patroles of the Faux-
bourgs St. Antoin and St. Marceaux, were doubled,
and many perfons notorious in our Revoluticnary
Annals, were arreiled—Santerre, Panis, Tallien, and
Sergant, are laid to be in the Prjfon La Force; the
PrefeEt of Police is reported to have difenvercd Jacv
bin plots. Not to excite any fufpicion or alarm, Cam.
baceres had yellerday his alai circle, but he has fent
a courier to !buffets to }Wien BONAPARTE'S retorts.
General Jumor and the Police are 'mutually vigilant
and fcvere in their meafures of arty.

NAMBURGH AWL.

HANEURCII, JULY 32.-.-The Commander of the
Engiilh (hips before the Elbe, has announced to many
Captains and Helgoland Pilots, that the Weri-kheing
blockaded as well as the Elbe, the Datiiih NO malt
go to the Eider.
Corsemaese, JULY t6.—lt is underflood that it
has been notified to our Government, that the King
of England has tefolved, in cafe the trade of England
fbould be difturbed by French privateers in the Beltic,
to dation fome flaipsof warat the entrance ofthe Sound,
to fecitre the fafety of the Englilb trading (hips.
JULY tcp.--Yellerday 300 Englith (hips failed from
Ellineur for the North Sea, with a ;envoy ; a part
of them have, however, returned, and with them
about zoo (hips of different nations.
AMSTERDAM, JULIE IC—The thip of the line Brea •
tus, of 74 guns, has been put in commillion, and the
command given to Rear-Admiral KIEICKIRT,
has likewife the command of all the veffels of war
from the Tezel to Delfzyl, includittg the Ems. Four
gun-boats have alto been put into commiffion. Two
Engin colliers have been brought into Flufhing by
a French privateer.
JULY 19.1.11 C DEY of TRIPOLI, according to ,
tonic accounts, which, however, are not officially con-
med, has declared war againli our Republic. As
the Tcztl is not )et blockaded by the Englifh, many
flips are daily arriving there.
HAGUE, JULY t 9 —According to our Courant of
this day the French Chef d'Efcadre, DONADIFU, who
belonged to the troops defined for Louifiana, has
been arreaed. He is accufed of being in a plot againfk
the life of the CH; en CONSUL. He has been conveyed
in a carriage to Broads by an officer and four gene.
d'a mes, fent hither for that purpofe.
Rzrtssoa, JULY ,5.—A formal reprefentationwill
fi•on be made to the Diet of the Empire, on the part
of the King of England, relative to tl,e occupation
of the territory of Hanover by a foreign I'ower.
Jv ev 6.—The Han. •verian Ambaffador Vienn*
has formally dem.indsit, in the Name of his BRITAS.
%IC MAjtSTY,Ihe affinatice of the Germanic Empire,
on Account ot the occupation of the territto it s ot the
EleCtorate of Hanover. The Lame has been done, ?L
as is laid, at the Courts of Berlin, St. Peter (burgh.
and Dielelen. A fimilar aprlication will be made in
a few days to the Diet of the tonpite,
Carta, IVIIE 24.—Tile lati bigate arrived here
from Limo, hi logs wr ai count that are on their
way to Spans from South Amciica, a ith ten millions
of pianers.
Llssna, Jeer t3.—Two Eriglith prizes have been
curied into Vigo, m Spain, ivatecrs, tLe
valve of each of ettimated at a milli•os byre:.

CIRCA, July 2.—A F pandit Ihip returning flout
Anigriea, with fottr millions of piailres on board,
was lately vilired by at, 'Engin (hip rd War, but re.
leafed, and has arrived ftfe at Cadiz
, Jurry 38.—General St. CYR has arrived
hcrc by way of Rome, and has already had
terry= with our Nlini,:ers relative to thi. entrant
f the French 'imps into the Kingdom r.l Naples
Before his departure It. to Rome, he. Aid the officer.
of hi, train. had a private audience if his Hidinefs.

Several Englifh (Lips f war are in light of out
harbours, and one of them is lying in the mold.
Immediately after the art ival of the French Gene•
ral St. Cm the Englifh Envoy here feat .•tf tereral
linall v. (fel' with diipai any ; and as the Fie' ch have
now en. es ed the Ne int lit an ten ;tory, the Englifb will .
aa otrt:nfively iney ha 7: already takta thzec 010
peaw o..ir harbour.