Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-12
Capt. Morris.
II Sail Of the Line.
June 2e.

ne snip MiSsisSiPpls CNptaih Oklu-
more, arrived at this port lastl evening.
II. so DAYS from n ahtes. having on board
his ex,ellency X. r. LIvlNcsTeH. Qate
minister Of the United States to the
French GoyernmenD his lady andsuite.
The vessel left Nantes on the 27th of
May. Our Paris papers BY her are TO
the Goth inclusive, and would have fur
nished some interesting intelligence had
not the most important part of their con.
tents been anticipated by late arrivals
from London and Liverpool. :
We learn verbally, and by the papers
in orr possession, that Bonaparte arri.
we'd at Milan on the eth, May, for the
purpose ofbeing crowned King Of Italy,
and would pass through Brussels on his
return that the Brest Aeet had not sail
ed; that the existence of treaty between
Russia and Great Britain was not known
in France and thar no new movements
OF consequence had takens place n Eu.
rope. :. .+-3<=-,4 sg, .g !
Madame Jerome Bonaparte had arri.
we'd a Amsterdam, but was not permit.
tedto Land, and the ship was ordered 70
sail Immediately, destination not known.
MIR. Livingston is the bearer of bills
drawn by the American Minister 1T Par.
is on the treasury Of the United States
under the treaty OF louisiana and il 10
suppose d that allthe creditors under that
treaty willreeeive ,heirbills in the course
OF the summer.
The Mississippi has on board about
$50, Geo francs, In bills on the French
treasury, for the relief. Of distressed
Frenchmen in A america.
In the suite ofths American Minister
are Mr.. Peter X. Livingston, and Mr..
King, SON Of the Hon. Rufus King.
ss..l Mercaaiils Adv.l
July :.
Nelsents Fleet The following para
graphs afford some reason to hope that
Lord Nelson has actually arrived in the
West-fndies. Y: s. 80.
BosToN, June 2s.
Capt. Hall, who arrived yesterday
from the Mediterranean, came through
the Straits Of Gibraltar on the 9Th Of
Max, with Lord Nelson's Fleet Of IS
sail Of the line, and parted of Cape ST.
Vincent's on the 9th Of Nav. Itwas re.
ported at Malaga, by the captain Of 4
Danish vessel, that of Sicily, he had
been boarded BY two Tripoline corsairs:
but it was not much credited; and No
such news hadreaehed Alicant or Glib.
raltar.
The above account of Lord Nelson's
feet (which may be depended on1 does
not agree with the report Of its being
spoken; but the intelligence Of its ami.
val At Barbados, about the lst Of Inne,
may be correct. 60 ==s -, W
I ChARLEsros. June 20.
The British ships lack Park. and
Mamma, from the Coast Of Africa. via
Surrinam, anchored at Guarantee yea.
terday. The above ships sailed from
Surrinam 20 days since-.-oae degree 10
the Windward of Barbadoes, they fen in
with the British Mediterranean Aeet, un-
der Lord Nelson, Consisting Of 1 / ships
Of the line and one frigAte, in pursuit Of
the French and Spanish squadn,n: They
were informed that another British squa.
dron Of re shipslof the line, wers ex.
pee,sd to follow Lord Nelson immedi-
ately. III IN 4.
Extract efa letter from s.. Thomas re.
ceiped per the Nary, Nanseath, dated
June 10. !.
From appearances there must be
considerable change of property in these
islands. The French have so sail Of the
line and 10 frigates At Martinique. The
British tits said and believedS have IL
sail Of the line at Barbados. The
French Admiral has demanded the sur.
render Of al the English islands in due