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London, England, 1804-10-31 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTBLLIC'ENCE..

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wlnd S W.
All. DR.
0 1 I Hamburgis
1 4 I Lilian

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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, OCTOBER

ADMIRALTY OFFICR, OCTOORR
Copy of a Letter from Captalo RATHOORNIC, of Ms M
amp I'M SANTA MARGARITA, to WILLIAM. MARAOR
dated in Plymouth Sound, the alias inft.

Sir—l have the honour to enclofe you cop
two letters I have tranfmitted to the Howl!
Admiral COLNWALLIS, and have brought in 6
loners that belonged to the gun velTels captor
the DisearcH the morning of the sgth init.
ant fallen in with the Conqy Ear, or would
brought in the prifoners taken by her. I am,
(Signed)) WILSON IATIIIIOI

His Majcav'sthili jAIIITA MARGARITA, dr Union!, (
__

Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, tl
day light yeaerday morning, being in comparr
the HAzAan, I was joined by the DISPATCH
had feparated from me in a fhort gale) an
French gun vefrels out of four, captured the
ing before. For the particulars of shich I beg
to refer to Captain HAT/Ames letter. I cool.'
fortunate the vac's taken by the DISPATCH w
aroyed, as it was hardly poffible fuch vele
though new and very line of the fort) coiN
been kept above water in fuch weather as we h
night and this morning. I am, &c. (Signs
WILSON ILATIISOI

Hu Ylajefty's [loop DI /PATCH. Odd

Sir—T beg to inform you, that, on the mon
the 24th inn. at daylight, Point du Raz b
N. E. diltant five or fix leagues, I dircovere
Rrange fail on the weather bow, to which
chafe ; and about eight A. Id came up wi
&moon, who &tick, gave the brig a lift up
wind, dropped the jolly boat to take poireMot
continued after the other, whom we captured
nine. They proved to be two national gnn
Nns. 343, and 353, armed with two brafs gun
32 and one 6 pounder, and twenty foldiers cad
Odierne bound to Breit, but had been blown
land the day before. About one the Co,.
joined us, and then after we ditkovered two iv
them ; fent the Costvasr after one, and ma
after the other. At three came up with her
he proved to be a gun rad, No. 371, arme
one brafs 32 and one 6-pounder, and 22 folc
Not thinking them fafe to fend to England,
fore took the grins out and funk them. Ihs
honour to be, &c. (Signed) /DK. nawi

Faisal/Tn. (krona ift.=—Arrived the
FREIC“, from Liverpool, to wait convoy for
the Union, Ttaaatrx,r. with Alb from PRI
for Venice ; the Sparta brig San Jofef, Cal
tiara, from Antwerp, Taft from Cowes, for
the American brig Hartonin, Captain RAWLI
Landoi, for the Mediterranean ; the Spani
Noftra Senora Antigua y Animas Yal,
GAANIADE, from Cherburth, fur St. Sehaltir
the Hamburgh brig Joiffrow Gartrude.
B from Bourdeanz for Tonningen, w
lots of her fails ; the Cu ARV/Z a armed fhip of
guns, from the coaft of France, driven off
wrong gales which have prevailed from the fa
fouth weft for thefe three days pall. Laft
blew a very arcing gale at S. E. and contin
noon of this day ; and although a great nut
veffels are in the harbour and roads, none
received the lead injury. The alai& brig
Captain Poo zson. which failed hence on T
IA with fills for the Mediterranean, put bac]
day with the lots of her main malt. Sai
Eaglefbafh, COURTNEY, for London ; Anna,
for ditto ;—Flora, LORD, for Southamptot
the Branehley, jamas, for Portfmouth.
the brig London, Maur, with 6th for th
terranean. Wind moderate this evening and
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 29.--Came in the f,
Eaft Indiamen from Bengal, laden with
cargoes for London, viz. The Lear Curt.
Captain EDOIEADBB EUROPA, Captain G
and the Pa Irma, Captain Sruaaoca : th
from Bengal ti-e 3d of April; arrived at St
the 14th of Augull, and failed again from tt
12th of September tall they had no con
put in here by the violent gale of yefterday,
The LADY CAST AAAAA CH was very near beii
off the Ramfhead, a little to the weftwar
Sound. There (hips left at Bengal the '
packet, where (he was detained. but cape&
daily with difpatehes for England; and it is
that (he will bi ing the final account of the
ditlurbances, which have terminated fo far
of the Erglifb, that they had taken t6o
cannon, &c. and were joined by feveral of t
Prances. On the aoth of (Moller, thefe (hips
American fchomer, which had been boar
French I: igate, of 44 guns, cruizing under S
loons, between Madeira and the Bland of S
• Ilse had not made any prizes.—Came in tt
MARGARETTA, 440 guns,Capt. RAT mitosis a
Coalt of France, ssith 64 French prifonera
guns and (toms of a French gun-brig, ss
been dearoyed by the DIE►ATCH, of IS g

Dtrnii PAPERS.

teens oar, Ocr. sr.—On the nth inflant the
it Arch-Chancellor is expeacd at Alchaffen-
i, on his way to Paris, where his Highnefs has
invited by the Emperor of the French, to be
it at the Coronation ceremony.
t only the ifland of Peterawen, on the Rhine,
:nhheim and Caffel on the right bank of this
if neceffary to complete the fortifications of
7 will be occupied by France.
;he inhabitants of this city are acenflomed to
with a great deal of freedom concerning Co-
polities, the Senate intends to ptiblifh an ordi-
e, prohibiting all political converfatinns, at
all thofe concerning France, and her new So-

gn.
Eleftor of Wirtemberg has broken fire of the
ibers of the Provincial States, and ordered them
profecuted by the Tribunals, notwithfianding
emonftrances of the Committee of the Diet.
mama. OCT. 12.—A letter from the frontiers of
key Rates as a fee, that the Servian infurgents
Cent four deputies to St. Petertburgh, to de-
d and protellion from Rollie. The
Patens continue in the full fovereignty of Bel-
le ; they have taken away the guard from the
ha, and forced the pertain who compared it, to
re to Semeodria.
Then his Royal Highnefs the Archduke CHALLIS
red here yefterday, from Prague, the French
baffador CHAMPIGNY was ready to leave this ca.
I ; but hearing of the expefted and immediate
ma of the Emperor, he determioed to remain
that he may, at his formal audience of leave,
rat the letters of congratulation to our Sovereign
:taperer of Anttria, from NAPOLEON I.
is ex, Oar. a the ordinance of the Frank-
Senate, in which the inhabitants are warned from
sing any converfations concerning politics, and not
tublifh any books or pamphlets concerning Foreign
vernments; they are. at the fame time, prohibited
enty Brea er isefarea Aare is reercantik or financial
Palau, which may have for their objets to fewer fork
is of Portia Grammars lil we he contrary to the
rs of mations, and finally, all innkeepers and police
nu are to keep a good look out alter all fo/petir!
font, intriguers, political fchemers, Sec.
fraLv, Oct. 1 S.—Letters from the city of MI-
Rate, that the French troops in that part of
ly, who hitherto had been on this fide of the king-
n, had changed their pofition, and placed them-1
res on the coati oppofite the ifiand of Corfou.
UTLICHT, OCT. 26.—The Batavian Ambaffador
Ise Ottoman Porte, Baron Deoassror DEN GEL-'
a, after palling Come days in the camp n;ar Zeitt,
s let out for Contlantinople.
The head quarters of General Warmer will be
ring the winter in this city, though his Excellency
If pals Come time at Amtlerdam.
Next week the camp near Zeilt will break up, and
: troops march for their winter cantonments.
After the grand mansciivres in the camp of Zeill
re over laft Sunday, General MAIMONT, as a
oof of his fatisfaftion, ordered one day's pay tote
Iributed, as a gratuity, among the troops.
General MARMON'S' has placed military puns at a
art difiance from each other, all along our coal,
prevent all communication with Etigland.---
:reek Commit.
Nacos, Ocr. 28.—The day before yeilerelay, a
crier arrived here from General N 1 _ARMON T, at the
imp near &ill, with difpatches for our Government,
e Members of which immediately met, and cotai-
tell to deliberate for fever:a hours. It is fuppofect
at thefe deliberations concerned the propoted
range in our Direftory.
Our Direttors, HAERSOLTI and BILANTSEN, and
e Secretary of State, VannEacori, have left this
ace. as Extradrdinaty AmboffEdars to BON APART a.
hey gn by way of Bruffcls to Paris.
Citizen U. H. &orates is appointed Prefident of
is Batavian Council of Naval Affairs, for this week.