Star.
London, England, 1803-09-14 00:00:00

After the baled the above MU lat Sold.

'THE Preach Ship LA PRUDENCE, of the fol-
k:Wag diassalioaa;
Lava ea Deet . 73 ft. o loch.
kigisbt abet* the wales - 23
o bor dais'J 1

Dicie interne
Depet is the bold 9 V_
Atisuesfores 157 tee. 14-94 tom
After the Sale et Is PRIJDENCI, her codas Dote *Ube ihold
coating of
neer
sss*3 Ditto Spirts Brandy,
s fice
'S Pilo, pieces, St. Georges Wise,
pa Ditto Cost Wins,
sy2o P
Giave/ Muicatel Wisei
Is
re neer Mukha ditto.
4 Coils ReeDiaii ditto
* Ditto Claret,
s Csa Mire Oil.

I Ditto Cream isetare •
4 Pieces Red Cbrikol Who.
I9I" St. Giles ditto.
Calks
40
so Vie
sI Red Table ditto.
cosi
Calk
ty Pieces } Rhone ditto.
4 Halts*
I Piece W. Piero* &Rib
Ditto St. Duster/ dkto,
7 Qefot Sol !tared.
$ D.M. Cod.

Aker yid* will be NM.
'THE NEPTUNI., of the foilosing &Mentions
beep 911 dusk - 64 ant 7f tacks.
• . ss gt
Deptk • I - is 6
Adelman' tog g I-94 tons.
she is • firm burthenionie veld. end in pod amides.
After the Cale of the N ~, be fold her miss
=dea ha Rom klarkilles to Hawe. by bleCarZ
ata, Doris, ltd. Pwalen. Eng Comarnar, eaditting 4
toes Cake Sap, 41C lks Rips a 6 swim oil,
s Ditto libisukosse. dt sq.Oelie, and
s Ditto Liquorice. 1 lei. Cotton Woel
4 Puncheons Broody,
Alta the We 4 tbe NEPTUNE'. Cargo, wM be kids
The Muck National Leiser I'EFPEONTEUR. roed kr IS
gunti wowed by Ns WAY@ tad Sup Doan Polorlse
.oesnander. _ Not imbee.

Length is deck . 14
!headla - - . 1'
Depth - a 6
Ahneafures zy t s6-9a tall
Shells a rewartahly itroog hulk week Dewey wet. oned4 =he no
admirable private hip of war, or for any Ghee pumas when So
could be empleyel; he. Store ans new and abundeat, nod with
tie veal its wiiki worthy ottnietw.--lownedloody afeeromerds will

be bid kr Maine lan., 'reviling. Ike.
Intencerics, Cieskeruu, and Samples of tbe prise=
be fern, and bed en endecabon to Mega Cadre and
&Wirt lbsibbegs. Londe% or Mr. John Hawker, Marcima,
Memo&

After tbe eel., IILPVIUM4II3IR. via ba 614
rHE beautiful fad-failing eupper•bortomed frigate
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built Slip LA VENUS, *reed fee so gees me bur mania.
deels, bed paste es bee (barter -dab , taker ea Mr IA cruise,
leglee berm et far only lye dey. Wee bee Ned abeet
lee* by tiY Melelye dip Tbuoderci, &Mord. MI. Cams
eawerse. his Me a More MIA and %wee Grantee; wpm*
re be eeleMeted fee as Afillbed Merebeee emir, t Ptivsee Nip et
Wato—Dbetesilees , Is.. Mikis.
Leith of Desk - • em $
Develtb . . . .
Meeptab beeirme Duels 5 /
Depth in du Mil • • . 13
Adaseellwe 337 tele Tem
The Materiels we et nude sew, rut le peed meadoe, eed
are eery abeedem.
After whit will be Al 1, her Gem. Aineteeisien.aed Prewilesa
Pertictiere et wisets WIN be especial In Catalegme. which may
be b.l set appileaties e• Mare. K. Ikerbe.Ones led tapes, seer.
amts. Lads.; et es Mr. Jul. Hawber, Merclese.Mpemellt.

• Mar the ilk of the VENUS will be Soid,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS. viz.
Inks er Cams
7 Sep et Calks
Ahem to Tons et Ladino&
Part et the Culp of the Preach linnyi, MARIS ANNE=
on Mt myna hew the Hamann h and Norfolk by eke
and Man Menge ilhip of wet, Capt. noses Goodhal.
For Unpin awl Swim bkeirdes, toyst7 to pint lama. Jtel..
Er* Warist-isati Legit" at hk. jaw Nanier, tiardissa,
•

PIcMdfLZJAVG.Orkf ICA, deirdArris.llo3.
THE COMMISSIONERS for ViutU4I.LIAG

11G1713Tr4 NIIPT;'• lardy toe Xenia
That on Friday neat the 'WU Infa.t, they will be ree:lt to ri-
wive Tenders in writing (fealedup). and treat with Poch Parkes
u will Undertake to fuppty tide oact it Soot. rift Place with what
81GU166-14+4 4se WALI-94.1,4a coal .4 .4
lintldnefe. may bo tweaked fronttbe alt if Odubst ens to the
3otb of September, tfaa; to be pall for But, payable whit nt
weft sinew days after date. _ _

Ciskix.; 1 the Carrell asy kArs td,. Sernxisix alita!
rtt Altar stir atay Mkt pop, 1. axis tkarrs aim • Ail
tirejim. are 494ra • ts 4. maks. tea a* rissid sal a. MLA fay
seal, ix sokicb it pia jolt mi he Sigrid is swill ar t
Aril set harlivira es the dam, lefireims istaci for friiarSiay
the tbb isilaa, Nor ay* tb•• falai firrfra tbi tiskr,ix fir
ow XS Shay, atrar, A alien gsloos card for.

FICTUALLINV-OFFlCE,Ssidamiet alkigi •
COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLIAV
XIS MAVSSTrr NAPI th bereiygivor Mari,
That on 'lucidity amnia' of Odther nest. they rrEI bitten*
to receive Tenders in writing, (haled up) for loth quantities' pf
IRISH DEEP and PORK. in KO Puncheons, Tierces, awl Bar•
reloop the refpeawe Metelmets and Dallas thumb may **Mk
proper to offer ; to he of the bed quality ; to be cured In the wr
faint karts, ; to be delivered into His Majeßfs Via/tang Attires
at Dcptfowl,, Portfmooth, and Plymouth, and fate the *to*
Vidualling Stores in Saint Catkeines, In loch proportions s 04
hereafter be determined opal; and by the following puitido,wis.
BEEP.
One third by the end of January,
One third by the end of Mardi, arah
Om Aim by the end rit
PORK.

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One Wed by the end of April,
One third by the end of May, tSta•
One thitti by the end of lone.
And so he paid foe by Ms payable withiltereft ninety dastasiA
rte.—.N. B. No Tender A* s 14 4samity than Pte.
Timms of cub (peeks oda be misdeed
- The Cord/dohs of the Centro, Indy be fees at tilt Burp{
.Oise, at this Vint se brand*" be Me IhnoittrOlik AO*
foe the Vidialling st Cork: to do Oalledints of kik psi;
Sat Linserkit, Vh Diced% and enieK, up
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The iIivILCURSICA v ; vr, !VAR of LlBEicrr.

CO TIIE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED EMPIRZ.

LET t Elt Vf.
-Dolt thou pretend to feel reproach ?
Art thou not of a &meld/ race of people,
Hardced in arts of cruelty and blood;
Perfidious all ? Yes, have you not proean'd
The faith of nations, broke the holy tie
That hinds the families of earth together;
That gives even foes to meet with generous truft,
And ruches war foeurity ?
The rapidity with which the French have aecom,

plilhed the ruin of fo many Rates, mull not be laid
exclulively to the account of the corruptive quality
of their principles, but alfo to many other auxiliary
caufes, among which the compulfive fervices of the
conquered people have been wonderfully efficacious.
I have already (hewn that the furrender of Pawns
and Pao i► the inevitable eonfequence of this
modern fchems of feudal domination ; it is the hu-
miliating ati of homage and fealty, by which fob-
verted communities confers their flume and vaffalage.

Twelve years ago, the projeftor of fuch a plan
would have been defpifed, as a moon•Rruck maniac;
and eloquent writers, fired with the enthuliatin of
onvst sh.o,ies, would not have been wanting to
demenftrate the utter impoffibility of converting by
force the fubjeas of foreign countries into military
machines of France. In faet, all the fucceffes of the
French have been owing to the errors of the different
governments of Europe, whore lupine infatuation
has emboldened the flagitious policy of the fucceffive
rulers of the Republic, and finally enabled them to
confolidate a fyllem of oppreffion, of inch extent and
magnitude, that it Itretches to the utmoß boundaries
of the earth. That powerful lever by which man-
kind might have bten railed and moved to a fpiritcd
affertion of independence, has fallen from their hands
through the influence of terrors, from which the ti-
midity of a Laplander would have difdeined to have
Ihrunk. It is now, alas ! too late for thole powers
to re-trate their Reps. Neither the principles nor the
arms of France can now be combated by that regu-
hted mode of oppofition, which formerly diftin-
guithed the quarrels of civilized focieties ; they mutt
be refitted with a vigour hitherto unknown ; all the
powers of genius and fortitude mull be colleaed and
brought to bear on that fanguinary nation ; and in
drawing their (words, men mull as as if they were
pulhed to the LIR extremity of thought and exiftence.
If, therefore, the fenfe of impending deftruaion
Mould awaken any people to a final effort, they mutt
Wreak France with the weapons of France ; not, in•
deed, by imitating her loathfome vices and crimes,
but by making their refillance treatial& National. and
by oppofing the whole mars of. their population.
againft the party-coloured flares of the Corfican.—
The genius of the handl, mutt be oppofed for the
genius of the wicked; the prudence and perfuafion
of good men, to•the craft and feduaion of the vile;

patient and inßesible fortitude, to licentious and

brutal force. If fentinients like there Ihould infpire
the councils of kings and people with courage to at.
tempt, and refolution to perfevere in a contelt fo
worthy of human kind, there can be no doubt that
every nation will be delivered from the yoke of Gal.
lie bondage. Until this than have happened, no real
benefit can flow from their co-operation. We are
naturally difpnfed to take (import from thole who
are menaced with the fame dangers as ourfelves, but
this is a delufive expeaation, the argument of 'ro-
ams& fears, and an evidence of confeions weaknefs.
It is too much for the innocent to flatter themfelves,
that at the name of justice whole legions will fpring
from the earth to avenge its infulted caufe. The
days of there Cedmean armies are pall. Men mull
Mt their fafety on swansat.vas aloes; if they look
abroad for proteaion, inftead of recurring to their
own refources, they will fall the generous viaims of
too-favourable an opinion of their fellow-creatures.--
Every Rate does not polrefs equal means of offence or
defence; hence, fume voluntarily truckle to the ty.
rant's power ; others arive to protraft their fate by
temporary expedients!and the arts of negotiation; the
reit confult their fafety by humiliating conditions of
alliance; thus preferring a thort-lived exiftence, at
the eapence of honour and independence.: Without
ranfacking the parages of binary in order to adduce
any proofs of the principle that srt.r.risrantssaca is
the hell and only fertility of every free people. cart a
look of fympatliy on Sv.ifferland,, impregnable by
nature, and polreffing alone two hundred thoufand
valiant men, trained to arms, and to whom the love
of independence was a predominant paffion, pro.
Rested at the feet of a Corfican free.bonter, not for
want of courage. talent, or efficient means of de-
fence, but for want of mutual confidence, and in the
empty hope that its Rria obfervance of the rules of
lattice, moderation, and neutrality. would induce
erery people of Europe to make its caufe their own.
The time for difcriminatinn is now come; the Bri.
tills nation mull be made fenfible of its danger, that
its esertinns may be commenfurate to the emergency.
The other Rates of Europe, petrified and immovea.
Isle at the name of France, teem to await their fen.
tepee in humble expeaaiion. We mull not, there-
fore. place any dependence on a general European
confederacy; but inj may relt allured that it is not
in the nature of gs for them to view with indif-
f,:rence the progrcf. of the Corfiean, or to read with
out horror his infiikut and diaaturial edits.

It has been already Waved that the sate n?
certainty in which all property was placed by the
French revolution, paved the way for the introduc-
tion of that cold-blooded praftice of contributions of
pedons, by which whole provinces have been drained
of their inhabitants. The =curled work began in
France itfelf, whole/4pr expelled every idea of per.
fonal fecurity when they demolifhed the fireguards
of private property. The overthrow of the one, led
to the appropriation of the other; and when France
had been turned into a den of thieves, and Paris
had become the retail market of all thole who had
Bolen goods by wholefale ; when nothing was left
within the confines of the Republic for legiflative
fraud, or military peculation, the innocent witneffes
of there atrocities were (cited, chained together by
dozens, and like (beep doomed to (laughter, were
driven to the frontiers, to lay contributions upon,
and to give new governments to unwilling countries.
Robbery and piracy thus became as neceliary to the
rulers of France, as carnage to beafts of prey. It
was natural that thofc thieving vagabonds, who had
embarked in the military profeffion with the malfacre
and plunder of their own countrymen. fhould cherifh
no fellow feeling for the people of emirs Rates.—
The compunftions vifitings of nature could not led
their influence on the Rranger, when no fentitnents
of pity were entertained for the fellow citizen.
One would have fuppofed that their lull of plunder
would have been appeared by the poffeflion of the
faireft provinces of Europe. But the implacable
hatred which the Conklin bears to the whole human
race, is not to be conciliated by wretchednefs, filence,
fubmiffion, or tears. It is his with to trample down
all nations, and to impovetifh them to filch a degree,
that the commonalty (hall have no other means of
livelihood, but by joining his armies, and plundering
in community with them. Thus reduced to the
lowelt point of degradation, they are compelled to
accept the offals of their tyrant's munificence, and to
put up orifons to Heaven for the fuccefs of his arms.
It io thus the miferable contribute to extend the mi
Eery, and the enflaved to extend the flavery of others ;
it is thus every man becomes a French foldier and a.
thief, every French General a Crimp, and the Cor-
fican, from a murderer and a cheat, is exalted to the
rank of ConfnL Guilty every day of his life of petty
larcenies, for which, in England, he would be whip-
ped at the can's tail ; of fwindling tranfattions, for
which he would be placed in the pillory, and of deep
tranfgrefLons againfl GOD and man, for which, if he
had ten thoufand lives, he would Puffer ten thoufand
deaths ; this detonable model of mud and dirt au-
thorises the publication of an addrefs from one of
hi: hilltops, whole proßituted lips pronounced that the
AUTHOR or act. GOODNESS ceded from his labours,
when he created this enemy of himfelf, and of man,
his favourite creature !

When I reflex on the companion of the French
armies, the materials heretofore difeordant, but now
reduced into one condenfed mats ready for explofion ;
when I fee the youth °revery conquered Bate embodied
under the aandard of this infernal ruffian, matricu-
lated into his corporation of villains, 'and prepared at
the &II fignal to Surf upon countries yet unpro-
phaned by his unhallowed touch ; when I contem.
plate this dreadful array of men and ntifchief. I can-
not refrain from fituddering at the dreadful coca-
&optic which feems lowering over the civilized world.
Bat while I view with mingled pity and indignation
the fallen Bate of the moil belligerent powers of Eu-
rope, my foul glows with the fervour of religious
veneration. when I turn from this unfrn!tful and dif-
gulling fcene, to the contemplation of this country,
the chofen land, and laft retreat of freedom, where
public virtue !boots forth a luxuriance of branches,
blooming in the fall vigour of youth, ftrength, and
beauty. In forming the contrail between the men
of vigorous minds on this fide the water, with that
poor hood-winked wretches who compere the popu-
lation of the other, the genius of freedom difdains
to linger on the ground of comparifon, but, mounted
on the wings of prophetic infpiration, it fees in the
exertions of the Britith Empire, an emancipated
world, and glory defeending from Heaven. illumi-
nating with its rays the name of Englithmen through
everlalling generations.
Methinks I fee the human race rolling down
the tide of ages, and paffing, in quick Inceeffion,
to the goal of mortality : their meagre looks are
marked with anxiety and caret no beam of hope
enlivens their hollow eyes; their limbs are Rained
with the fordidnefs of want, and in the mitift, a revel
rout, throw their harpy hands on every fide, feize the
fubftance of nations, yet drunk with their blood.
tread down the weak like Bobble under their honks'
hoofs, and anfwer with mockery the lamentations of
the oppreffed. For their benefit the demon of mat-
(acre is glutted with the ranfom of men, whom they
have harneffed :o the yoke of fervitude. To inveigle
the innocent into the hands of mercenary murderers,
every fpecies of fraud is let on foot; to delude the
unftifpicious peafant from his fire-fide. and from the
boron) of his wife and children, his avarice is roofed,
his weaknefres are watched, his nakednefs is cfpied,
his moments of relaxation are way-laid; if, in the
narrow path of his daily ditties. he thould chance to
fwerve one flop to the right or to the left, he falls
into the man-traps of Ibis abominable craft, and is
,med to increafe the number of thnfe unfottunate
beings, whofe fools ere flaarpeaed to that ferocity of
%%tett:hatters, is which to butcher a fellow-ereattue,

or to tall by his band, ire alibi inhtmortoot not,
tricked into the fanguinary fetvice of the deltroyers
of his country's peace, or hunted down like a wild
beaß, he is dragged by ruffians in the broad face of
day, and in the fight of his countrymen, to fill up
the ranks of rapacious murderers. Italians, Pied-
montefe, Swift, Batavians, Belgians, Germans, are
con (trained to follow the gory banner of an ambitious
adventurer, and to bleed for the fake of ellablifbing
his univerfal defpotifm. One cannot avoid turning
pale at the idea, that in thole very regions, whole
ancient Governments could with difficulty find re-
cruits for their armies, the French have adually
railed battalions wherewith to defolate the earth. It
will be difficult to make poflerity believe, that the
fame men who fought fo bravely for their country at
Laupen, Newenegg, and Fraubrunnen, Mould after-
wards proflitute their valour to gratify the ambition
of their conquerors. With only four hundred un.
difciplined dragoons, and fix thoufand four hundred
militia-men, the Swifs, on the difaßrous sth of March,
5798, difpnted the independence of their country
againft eighteen thoufand difciplined Frenchmen+
two thoufand of whom were cavalry, and fupported
by flying artillery, a refinement in the art of war then
unknown to the peafants of Swifferland. With this
inferiority of number, difcipline, and experience, they
rallied five times fucceflively, and by the havoc which
they mired in the ranks of the enemy, left a grand and
awful teftimony of what might have been effected by
union and patriotifm, combined with courage. Will
it be believed, that in lefs than twelve months, Eta n-
TSIN THOUSAND of this people, under the name of
auxiliaries, matched in concert with the French army
to fhed their blood on the frontiers of their country,
againft thole who came to tame it to its ancient
laws; liberties, and independence ? It order to fecure
there recruits, called in derifion Voirmaietee by the
French Generals, the villages were affaulterl during
the night, and the wretched youth of Switzerland,
were torn from the arms of their parents and relatives,
in whole honks they had fecreted themfelves. A new
penal code was introduced. Every man who refitted
to give up his perfon to Mas,swa, the man butcher,
and to fight for the continuance of French robbery
and defpotifm, was carried before a Court Martial,
liable to be inflantly fhot. The tribunals and military
laws of France were ellabliffied, and their exercife
fignalized by repeated executions. A number of
patriotic young men having refuted to join the French
army, were put to death. There reiterated examples
left no other alternative to the male inhabitants, but
to ferve as the executioners of their countrymen, or
to expire under the bullets of *Coffins.
Such have been the fruit, of French aggreMon
wherever it has proved viaotious. If we examine
their fubfequent conduit during the &II raptures of
fuecefs, under what they call a regular-Government,
we (hall find that if the revolution be completed, the
fpirit with which it was introduced and concluded,
Rill breathes its peftilential influence. Violence and
fraud are every where its charaderiftics ; perfons and
property are re-echoed from the (bores of the Medi-
terranean, to the banks of the Elbe. The crimes
with which the French have tallied their unprovoked
invafion of the Eleaorate of Hanover, admit neither
of apology nor extenuation, inatmoch as they were
perpetrated on a people who forreteeler•vf without re-
JAI:, and who espitailetted without having Ira their
Irma with the foe. An important moral my be
learnt from this event.

It was now evident, that they who do net refit
Gallic invafion, mat expea as bad, if not worfe
treatment, than thofe who that the aauating prin-
ciple of the French army is the fame under the Con-
fular tyrant BONA/AITM, as under the jacobin Ge-
neral BONAPARTS in Italy and Egypt. If the finger
of Pacivrosace ever pointed manifeftly to one great
calamity more than to another, as an example to be
avoided ; if the warning voice of Hamm ever (tun-
maned a people yet unconquered, to perifh on the
field of battle, rather than endure the malverfations
of a conqueror, the lot of Hanover is furely intended
as a beacon of our tile and inftruaion. Mat have
we to expea from the clemency or moderation of a
perfidious tyrant, who, on the breaking out of hofti-
lities with this country, falls on an innocent people,
hiving no concern in the quarrel between the two
nations, repofing with confidence on the faith of '
treaties, delivers them over to raps. pillage, malfacre,
and all the vindiaive pafflons of war, roire.!v ifteeenife
lie, ore fried!" to vs ! It is among the many ferret
ways with which an over-ruling Panvtot>.cs punifbes
guilty nations, that the evil fpirit of mifchiet fhould
recoil upon itfelf, and work its own deflruhion. By
this premature violation of public faith, by this early
difplay of rapine and violence at the commencement
of war, the United Empire has taken the alarm, and
its whole population have become unan'mons in de-
fence of their altars, their families, their honour, their
liberties, and their laws,
According to the rules of retributive policy, we
might have retorted the blow by falling Go Spain, the
dctencelefs ally of France. But in a war of principle,
jii it ice is always uppermoll in the minds of honell men.
And advantages, acquired by the commigion of
wrongs, are rejelled with difdain by the generous
and the brave. Such a policy, indeed, denotes for.
beArAnce, but it is a Ilipulation in behalf t•f national
honour, and the triumph of public j•i(Uce.

08lc,11CV14

LONDON.

WEDNIMDAY. SEPTEMEIM. r 4.

*MCP. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OHS ort.arm
3 Pie Celt Corr°ls 51/11 —Old 3 Per Can- S 7 ii•
Otuniorn, 704 dff.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 Pere. Cent. 34k 33iir I Irnp. Ann. 91 9-16
3 per Cent. Navy 87 it Conf for Am 54153: 34
omnium 714 dif.

. On Monday we mentioned the re capture of a I.t.
luable Eaft.lndiaman, and at the fame time Rated
our opinion, that It would probably turn not to he
the LORD Nst.row ; and the accounts which we com-
municated to the Public, yefterday, proved that rre
had been right in our conjedure. We ire now enabled
to Rate fnme other interefling particulars :
The Loan NeLsott was captured by the &Ilona
French privateer on the t4th of Augnft !aft, off
[Cape Clear, within fight of land. The Bellona WAS
pierced for 36 guns, and had 28, with 260 men.
The engagement commenced very warmly at the
diflance of about a cable length, the Loan Naison
being previoufly cleared for adion.—The enemy.
made the firfi attempt to board on the flarboard
quarter, but in this they did not fueceed. They
then ran up on the Loan.Ntr.son's !larboard bow.
grappled and boarded on the forecafile. The enemy
were gallantly oppofed by the people on deck, the
pafrengers bravely contributing their al:finance, but
they runsed on in fuch numbers that they over•
powered thofe on deck. Almon every perfon t►
otioned there was either killed or wounded. The tops'
lower yards, &c. of the Bellona, were. filled with met
.firing down on the Lord Nelfon's deck. The altion
lafted an hour and fiftela minutes. The privateer,
bad eleven killed, among whom was the Second Cap.
tain, and a 8 wounded.

Three days after the Loan Ns Lsois was taken, RA
Englith brig privateer, of 14 four pognders, fell in
with and attacked her four different times, until gee
was fo much difabled, as to be obliged to finer off
for her own fafety. It was during this alion that
Mr. S►OTTISWOOD, brother to the Captain of the
Loan Nation, was killed, by a thnt from the priva-
teer. He had been many years refident in the Eaft
Indies, and had made a ►ery handfome fortune...—
The Officers of the Loan Nat son (peak In the higheft
terms of the gallant manner in which the attack was
begun and continued by the brig privateer, 'and in.
menu that they have not an opportunity of difcover.
ing where and to whom the belongs, that a peeper
teflimony might bc paid to the merit of the °Seers
and crew.
Soon after the above-mentioned privateer had quit.

Led the Loan Natoli, an Englin; man of war Ism
in fight. Tp bee Lis prise from the chance of being
taken, the Captain of the Bellow gave ehace.tak the
hangs fail, and fo managed as to call off her, atten-
tion from the Indianan until lie was quite out of
fight ; but the never again rejoined the prize, whirls.
however, would have got Cafe into Coruna*, had not
the TOll/111T, SPAITIATII, and the Cotossas been
cruising off that port. The Sea 'Gott. had that
been in chace of her 19 hours.
The thip that firft came up with the Loan Nzt.sns
was his Majelly's (hip the Quasars, to whom Ills
(truck, without firing a gun.
When the Loan Nation was taken by the French,
the Firit Lieutenant of the &Rosa was put on beard.
as prize meter, who, in the feveral attacks, defenctal
her mot gallantly, and behaved to the paffengeks
and other prifoners, in the mot handfome manner.
The paffengers on board the Lord Nelfon were—

Lieutenant Cokeel Peter Murray. Mrs. hionen—Weliam
Hut. Efq. Mrs. Hart; Mrs. H. S. "'bombe' s Mlle Lloyd ; Jan
itasdedge, £(q. Jams Home, If+ Wellaw frodfrond, Eft
brother to Captals apottifwood,Comooder of tbe Lord Megan I
Utah: mot IL C. °endow ; Lleutemeet C. P. Pafelood. ChU..
drat—Miff R. M. Tun am. MA Madam We* Mlft Am
Bale, Mire E. M. Taylor. Mao Hewlett' lodeek t Mohr We.
Ilaro Spottifirood, Molter Rabat Spottewoed, Maw C. P. P.
dam&

The following is a carrell Lift of the chief haled
and wounded--

CILLED.
Unmans= Colonel Paria M
Mr. W. SPOtTIOWND, (the Captain's brats).
Mr.daarra, Fourth Meer.
woomoam.
Jowl, Misuser ,Efq.l pasingen.
Caplan Svcrrristroom.
Mr. Ramis sae, Firft 011 leer.
Mr. Masson, &toad ditto.
Mr. Howson. Puffer.
?Jr DUNLOP, 2 Mldlhlrmsem.
Mr. W
With 2,3 of the Orew, sod Charter Party Pareogis.
MIT ON se•a/ TN, MU
Mr. RAIIIIL•011, PIA O.
Mr. Masser, Second ditto.
Mr. P , Filth thus.
Mr. Casio,
Mr. F Midaipimem.
Mr. Coe
And Liewensat GLIPIIIIADI,Paiharen
Captain SPOTTI/WOnD could not be removed on
account of his wounds.

.t.

Colonel MOIMAY was killed by a Blot from th,
SSA GULL, during the chace
The Bellona is the fame vetel that lately captured
the Colland's Grove EalL Indiansan, and is Paid to
he the very (hip that annoyed us fo much in the Bar
of Bengal laft war. Since the commencement of her
naval depredations, the is kippered to have committed
more ferioug oggreflinns againa the commerce of this
eneurry than three-froorths of all the privateers lately
lent from France; having captured an incredible