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London, England, 1803-09-03 00:00:00

NAU7/tAL INTELLIGENCI.

MAILS THIS D.Y.-.WIND W. S. W.
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Dublin
Waterford

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. C AIME LL, Of t &guns,
Capt. MIN Alt ISV a, which came in a few days fince,
having been on thore on fume rocks on the coaft of
France, and obliged to throw all her guns overboard
to lighten her, that the might float off with the rifing
tide, is in Hamoaze, and of tourfe will go into dock
to hare fume of her copper flripped to be examined.
The Tuts ate, of 74 guns, in dock, will be direaly
eommiffloned, as the has had a thorough repair, and
is a very ftrong fhip :—it is fuppofed the will be re•
placed by la Tic es, of 84 guns, now in rotation for
repairing. The DRAGON, of 74 guns, Capt. GRIP-
PIT HS, which left the Channel Fleet laft Friday, and
arrived on Sunday to refit, it is fuppofed will go up
she harbour and be docked, as the received but a
very partial repair after being paid off on her return
from the Straights, with the therms, of 74 gun%
Captain SlCirsay, paid off at the fame time. Came
in from Guernfey a cutter with French prifoners,
which were landed in Mill Bay. The mailer reports
that great preparations were making on the French
coaft for the invalion of thofe glands ; but the glanders
were alert, and in the molt !wise (late of defence.
Cow's, Sur. s.—Arrived the Viltory American
flip, Bice's sta. Matter, in BAIA, from Rotterdam.
The Mailer reports that there are woo gun boats
in renclinefs there, and that the place is full of troops.l
PORTSMOUTH, SIPT. s.—Arrived the PFLADIS
!loop of war, from the coaft of Africa. The Pa-
fames frigate has made fignal of convoy for the
Downs, and has taken French prifoners op board,
where they will be landed,. and march to Norman-
Crbfs. Sailed the MG°, of 44 guns,. Capt. Fiat-
sown, on a cruise. The Mims cutter, Lieut.
COGMLAS, has the fignal hying for a .Cenvoy to
Goernfey. Arriired the Amazon, of 36 guns, Capt.
PA R K le, from Litbon. Wind N. W.
DIAL, SSPT. a.—Arrived the WASP floopof war,

with convoy from Oporto,. which am failed for the
River.—Sailed Harr it Rosa frigate, I:stows
tomb, and Escoir gun brig, on a cruise; Taaraa us
bomb, to Broadilairs ; Aooasssoe gun brig, to Har-
wich. Remain in the Downs his MaJefly's Ibips as
per lall ;—and Navigation, Ronntsons for Nice ;
with feveral other outward sound (hips, coafters, and
coliers, Wind fit. N.*.

YAILIMIO.UT 2,--On the gift ult. arrived
bete tle- Cato° trivet:l.ll4, to take under her con-
woy the merchantmen bonid to the
(lay arrived from a 'cruise the Vssovius tndZsaaa'
bomb-yet:rah-and Botts and r asasysa suri-Tefftds--r-
Sailed the lidatLaiti gnkbrig and Simi etitter,-
'This day arrived 'hell at s.a. bc,rob, Can soa and C0,,-
firmer gno-brigs, and yaws.' in in the Roads wills, the
dskistittkof 6$ gous,tAclAirilTsoairentouoses
Bag ship. The 9ALGO has a figeal flying for all Of-
Seers to go on board, and the wind bloating freas
from the South Wel, it is expelled Ilse will fail lids,
the lhips under hors:envoy this arteinoon.
mohtlato_virs Urn • • • .v.
• chumg•RN,, lan. s.--Nafti ike Cridemt, Todd, bara,
Leghorn • Candle Maude; Illfs, said Two *olio% •••••••fs
Owls Norwey; Mandis daker,•from Paged ; Tierses,
Nam BMW. Vrow Cellar Oki, end the View
Reim Deemle—Sidlod the Maryland, Wickham, fa New York;
curd Twe Ostioaders, Homo, fee /labial.
Aearose...,6ldHlitolib. the Raysi Edward. B.aas
211 Ce; WPWoiVioi Uhler. Rifersery, Roches; aed Ranger,
• frees . M Poe Litde
_MOM I=kol. frost
31hislismileed. At Wereauti, Nepsim,Dennies.
At hill/ Philips, from New Briodwiek, At sds,
Ceeeds, ; Betfel. Tbonspfen; end Oman. Drown, frogs
At , Fame,. Smith, frees Lemke. At
Vtee, htletyre, from I,ondoe. At Newry, Seam
ftceit New York. At Rotterdam; Lite Oak, Dyer, from
At Newfoundland. Sedgy, Brij, fatw LoodoM As
Otter, —; and Hope, !roes Afelm.
A trench frigate and a corvette are &id .tb hale
been captured, after a defperate engageMent, by his
Isfajelly's frigate the Atlive, of 38 guns, and fent into
Idaho.
A very fine Well India Man, called the Hope, in
endeavouring to enter the docks at the He of Dogs
7ellerday, was run fool of by another veffel, and up-
fet. No lives were loft ; but the cargo is much da:
visaged, and it is feared the Tetra will-be 1011. Her
total value was 40,0001.

A chain of night fignals, by fire beacons, ;a now
formed, by which the approach of an enemy will im-
mediately be announced, and the point pf landing
dillinguilled, entirely along the coals of Ellex, Suf-
folk, Norfolk, and Cambridge.

AITILLIIIT CONlpAwy—Yacrclai morning, at
eight o'clock, two divifions of the City Artillery, viz.
the touch-welt and the light infantry, met at the
Greyhound, Dulwich, from whence they proceeded
twith their ammunition waggons and camp equipages
to Sydenham Common. On entering the wood, the
bugle founded to extend. The infantry commenced
firing on the battalion, the battalion halted, and fired
fevers) vollies on the light infantry ; the bugle
founded fot the inforitry to retreat to their encamp-
ment,
at which time the battalion, with fixed bayo-
nets, made a charge down the hill on the infantry,
until they received orders to halt, and moulder their
items, and to retreat to their own camp ; after which
a target was placed at upwards of too feet, u a
=ark, at which the divifions fired, by tingle files,
for two moil beautiful fabres, which were won by Mr.
Ihreaows, of Capt. Ilassat.'s company of light in-
fantry; and the tither by Mr. GwinnviLi of Capt.
klavca'*; the former hit the target three times out
of fix and the latter filot through the boll's eye the
hrlt liot. After which they grounded their arms,
and partook of a cold collation, which each man had
Provided in bis knapfack, and tiwkich feveral Ladies
par took. The day being very fine, the whole formed
a Charming mop