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.oad''.oas oee hsli cah, IN iann,hs and half IA 6
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IftuT liIdI. s. y dc. $50
sG virtue OF wfu from TIE Erc Dsrib tSgwAkL.f
- kte Diikrie Jolge TOR Inc Ditt. n OF Miami these
MI ne ,xpei-d or iaie At Pablo .A1con, at the dwe
ias j oee OF SAleeL ELiis. nnstdyrs IN Mahe4, on
x;iA-fl.' ~ II n ~ II Fe5es4y clock p
hi haffsi oi RUM take ana orIeni,is Il ascos,y
. AGs u consrs,
,l-. oai1rel Ellis, DE5uty Mo,GaA
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a eoanly larealsd, re pe,eatSd 6iseent here
Oy siqe'noucc Ia: tx auv,d &C gaG sr,ai-y
ito. 70 bring in anu ptoSe tacr -spq ltaSt i
is,si stread THAI tesyce she fAreu. OF Ngs uAM
IMAM Iaahoidtr inFlaa, en- lhriau "a eant Ilavs
oi th ANA t setSoua WedneidNy .. ave to WINK
moDth,. tioiA hFes te axe ocieeS Z M "a lad days
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pE fER WANRGN..-<
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n oii~t j htsshy ,en th4t nc la@l,iIper Is 40
N pointsa Aam;.ia.dsor Of lie sAag1 of y
Th14ES AdFiESoA, s5tAe. ~ t---as-
late o Bh, cosaiy OF Liha0f EEFnirc, Gssealcd.
htsa&te nll pGIiaewHo arc Liilcbted TO s,a eItatc
fequeied % make pasmene an ID IL who rave a.
~ dSilAh4s vii FIsa.ld lo>> xllipt igen
4 -. .i.------.- AN0RL " -GAI-- MooD.
81 L the iupier.Der. appoiasel xoilAo1er, 1'i,y.
w the Hon oaa,4ct Freeman Ilq !nd.e If Prcbats
70 sndforthc coupty II ~luler anu % receive sa, er'
aEiue tie enls.oi the se-. cfelI0Is the eat< os
JOSH ANaP, 1 st.s !,
ate Of 8d 10 iaid rouny OF Corphs rsd, yeoman
aeoerfrd fs9is&nied ini6iyeat do hSlsuy give
Roce, lhai alontls . uowsd snto the said rrs.ori
bsA a,l prove tisi. clzirs Sna dsu.and, and ,hss
ws VIA atttn4 a. the Dwelling hepe ct uisph sais.
inahoder .A Rtidgton tAe hrt NEonda i aary
auden the - Seouusys ~ Tie Syt idllowIs uoL$
oni until hvess Slotk u. IA. On tsch vi f.le DAYS.
LSOltt FERtLY,r :
6fhgt2n, he 10 Ioa4-s Eef ~ III u 3ft e.
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- fuhesiber hciebs gives pGbiic noticc 10 ali cons
fs eAFAcd slsas he has aeea av!y appoaed aud has
saScn Gpon hlnclI ,e t-a IF standardization OH tbs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

NOTICE is hereby given that the Ce,artner.
fhip IN trade, which has fuh6nsd between rbs NJ
fcribcfs, under che firm of tss.s..a,.1 -.
80 JIM a. s. sAAGpEk MERRILL,
thi, day dnllred by mutual content A., perfo,. i;
debtsd TO iaid hrm arc reeueited To make iu,ned;
payment 10 JcsSsT MEsatIL, All al Who b,v. J.
mands aga Nh iaid firm al him s,,r {, st.enrp,
JOHN r. MERRILL. .4
SAMUEL MaRRiLr
= fSa'S' DsS 5, 1885 .(Da4)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

!, !0A$It.KNssp late ii BssSts,,
~ nc sosnt ~ Cpasriano y.onaa vsteaisd by girp-
Rfne if'l l4g ,1irs0s le hsicfIc Ieg1s ali per-
Is nds htea Ia iaiu dsttafcds ia rfnlaks nInsd
iate pa gn,~t aud 9ee wtiaksvs a demands :hcr,ou
s. esh4sA tbs ile u at Tor tttlsni.nt WITHOUT ceay
- JAMES EMERSON.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-14

III the fptfsrbers hciAg sppo,nted CoRm;f;.net
w :, by the Son. s&mu4 Freesnan Flo l,s,r. -
FRO are TO sssa''oe tht aims a2.rng TIC tifafe a.
JOHN MDRRELL, fGN iate ct Falmouth IN TIE conn
~ of Gu sberand deceaied-- We cip- notice il, ~,
WI astesd tic f4id hu0nef II tie dwelling heut of the
Widow OF Aid .oteaTed the irt Monday ia lam, ii,
and the ff9 Monday in III four folio why months from
ten to four o'circk
JOB RStGHr, -,
s IAMss MoREgLr, e0ssls'fosHR.
De- "a
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Saeunl f.sl1N WoRrH, ( Carr 1...a,.
y D5EFti, Sc ANS. A4t' ts'1ff -"
6fiegf2p, IKE. 10, Ioa4-s Eef 40 -1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18

| hard he did niew this TO tie Ga:;sest eioa of
the court and the jury, John Fries n1na r"c.i-
fairly he convicted. Now, liz. wha. pO,hble
influence q; ccntroul could any act OF Con-
greis have over The character Of CRIME deh-
ned in and derived from the higher authority OF
the contribution. The aa of Consrefs could not
enlarge, reitti1, or i'm any way affect the con-
ftitutional deicripton. To what proper pur-
pote then could any aS of Crong,eis he read
Why, ar, We have heard fomething about ie-
giiiatiwc conitsutlion of the contribution and
tia. ;he{e atis of CongrefS defining fetliton and
other offences, might be u!c6 and were inpor-
tart TO flew wsat was intended BY the co,.lii-
:Sion in the dsfcription Of trea!ou. In the
''t place, FIR, Congreis in pailing thsie Ga,utcs
never had the NOR remote idea or ir:s;:.iua CT
giving any fort o. cor.truetion or opinion upon
the law OF treatou ara ifthcy had fIch IN iE-
iention, It was beyond their powers and rights,
and lhonld lee wholly diiregayh :, not only BY
that court but by this. The contribution of the
contribution, IN common with every other law, ,
belongs .sxcuiiveiy to the Judiciary, is bee cua-
hed both from is pcrnauercy and ir6cper-
dence rs well as from legal learning 10 cxsrcile
10 important right. The neceGi.y Of a power
exiting foTewhere 20 judge cfths contribution,
ard OF the conformity or non-coafcrmity of
laws to the rroviioDs Of il, refults from Tie
very nature of 4 written contribution. 7. is in
VAN We have an in;lrument paramount. 70 crl,i-
nary legiation, il there is ne authority 10 check
incroachments upon it, and there is no depar.-
ment OF government with whom This power can
be 10 iateiy lodged, or by whom it can be 70 a.
by and 'mpartiaily exercifrd as the Judiciary.
II the legislature, the very. branch of govern
ment r,oH confronted by the contribution, and
intended To lie TO-. ihal be permitted to aiinme
the wide ard unlimited right of contribution,
the contribution will fink at once into dead
and worthless letter; moulded into various, fan
taH'c ihapes, at The will of the legislature. and
PurPorting one thing to-day, and another to-
morrow, and notting at lat. Eut Couereis, l
repeat fir, in pafing the fediton law, had 70 in
tention whatever Of giving their contraction to
the con'lut;onal ditrrption of trea.on. or of az
feeting or touching it in any way. The coun-
Eel OF Fries were Therefore about TO ute or aaurc
the act of the lrgila,nre 20 pnrpoies meyer con-
temPlated or intended. Should the court f,lfler
a deluion of this fort to be praetifed on Jury,
equally difrefpectful to the court and to the
Congreis.
ITO be continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18

1soiy Oh iripor.et.rn ord fall pot Re taken orr. If
Warehouiest 10 tclIed or ccnieT,vd ,hs kir9 Grm,
but oly Tor expo rtafon 20 foreign PARTS Provided
always, that no ltch r,roe iah he granted to- any
perion Pefons who halI net have exported CT gi-
vent ,ich iecurty mall te required for exporting
from this Kingdom accorde 10 Jaw, to the Poa.il.-
ons IN America teloueirg 20 The fame European 10
vereign or hate, any goods or commodities bearing,
icoh proportion in value to TIE gontsio 10 BE- nrort-
ed as His Majeey, by ard with the advice afnreiaid.
hall think reaiorable and .hall iirec1 Provided al
ways that il any que ton ihail arie in any cafe whe,
ther anv thing which iall oe dong was authorized to
&c done by vrtu. any iueh icencc, the proof that
uch thing was done under the circumstances rrd ae-
cordng 20 the and conditions in fh lieercc to
be exPreied. hs lie OF the perion ?crons reyec-
lively claiming the henest CT ccrce.
And be t'enattei, That this act fall continue in
Fore during the p-efert war, nnd until fix months
after the ratification of defntive treaty OF peace.
Estreq ga private letter jjor Ifor.'asc, <ia,R =
The city ofI.ubech has offered TIC, French 100,
GOO mares banco but on conditions that they ic..l;;
he allowed to dedua from that fun the intercf o(
the Taft loan, ard receive ecuri,y that no more reuld
&c required ofthen during the occupations Of iaro-
yer ny the French troops. 1t is fad they were en-
couraged to inEa their demands by 4 very riyor-
able letter from the King Of pruIia as alto by let
ter from the Prulian M;nGcr Har,enhurg to Gene
raj Bernadote, e-;rea;ins lin no longer to r,olen
and ob!truef the trade CT ;he city of Lubbock. III:
French general however, has rciufcd to accert tho
iuni offered, and demands e0oG0O mares panco
the Senate has attended to deiiaerate on This de-
mand, and has poftiv,ly refuel to comply With Il,
IN expectation OF being Imported BY the Ling O.
PrlfTa.
eve are aGurci here that TIE proro:als made 20
Rna OF TIE par, Of France, under the mediation Of
prnha, have not been accepted by the former Court
as Ruia will aen TO psopniitions but fch as are
compatible with toe general nterels and peace OF
Europe"
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures, the prefer: pen
honary of Holland, before tae revelation, was
man very little Snown--a BARRIER He is Of
coed family his behaviour, free he HIS seen
IN a political ftuat;on, has gaincd him the ee-
teen Of r7ary Of his counirymen. It is GaG
the palace of the late STADHoLD 81 n the Eaerc,
will he arpropriated for Mr.. ScAlMMELrEN
NINcX, Instantly and flute.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18
FROM CIDIz.

A letter from Respectable houfe in C.diz,
dated April Q, 1905, fates the following intelli.
pence -" We have at the entrance of the bav,
the Toulon fleet, coniifting of IL lire of Battle
fhips, freates, and briggs. The Eng!ilh geet
con!ifing of line ofba:tle fliips, frigates and
brig, with or victuaIling nlips, is =. a diff
lance of about three or four leagues. TIE Spa
niih aeet has not, rs yet, made any movement
to put to fea, although il confifis of line of
battle ihips, fligates, and has troops on board.
In the bay, there are French "a gun Glp, Goop
OF war and brig. which, it is probable, will
join their feet Immediately. BoR. Chr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18
LONDON, Arr;l os.


An article from Augsburg, dated April 7, Ra.es.
that letters had been received there from Vienna an
nouncnig the capture of Belgrade by the nfurgerts
ofServa.
Yeterday, in the Houle of Commons, Mr.. PITT
gave notice OF his intention, Monday, to move for
the appointment Of Scca Committee to inquire in
to the Expenditure of the army. A!io for leave to
hrlng in bill to continue the powers of the commit
honers CT naval inquiry, Mr.. Whitehead iike, m.
announced his intention of making motion on his
maJeity's anfwer, receiving the refoutons of the
9Th of April. 1t will be of fimilar tendency with
that which ne Withdrew the 10TH
debate not very animated or entertaining. but
certainly very important took place on the further
that are to be adopted in regard to Lord
Melville and Mr.. Trotter. The oppofition whed
that the whole Of the tenth report ihoud be referred
to .cett committee, giving up for the preent the
idea ct legal proceedings for account as inadequate
70 the end, but refervrg to hemieves the right 70
move then hould the refult of a committee iufifv
that courie The miniferial fde were defirous to
take from the committee in the fir nftance the cog
nizance of Lord Melville and Mr. Troter, as debtors
to the pnblic preferring the proceeding in equity ar
the intance OF the Attorney General, againn them
AZ the lame time they conended, that If neceifary the
powers the committee flight be enlarged. On the
motion OF Mr.. Whitehead, for large committee, &
Mr.. Pitts amendment, which went 20 define the pow
ers OF the committee diyifon took place, in which
the numbers were:
For the Amendment ooa
For MIR. Whtebread's Motion I5I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18
Curarea;; 5;itfj;igsafe.
NETWORK. Irne 10.
=---S@yDC==-=---

The ihip John Morgan, captain Howard, arrived
AT TINS port on Saturday morning in s. days from Ii
verpoo; and has enabled preent the readers Of
the Mercantile Advertiser with European Intelligence
to the tirt of May, incuive from London Papers to
that date with which captain Howard has obligingly
favored us. The following are amougf the princi-
pm articles they contain.
1i.,e dI,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18

w23 intcndcdto ATTEMPT 90 retain 4. and q
Car'an General and other officers To cavern
II, were brought out in the feet. The nolI. III
on OF the iiiand bsing deemcd npor,aot on ,c-
count OF ITS iitIation, TIE intention was a
oahdoheo ~ coH'Ciue"Ce al The d,Grulicn Of
'he Tow" or EGHe"N ~ fire. So;ha, Ia; whi,.;
was deemed at p"e.. iu.pn.;al:rc To- liz. E,t;ib
wae they may rnv' ;;h :he leaf ..e two ey;js
which Threatened il.
Certain Fowler, 81 che brig ian- fror, G, Croix.
Is tne bearer oi very Important intelligence He IN
i"'ms Us that accounts had her2 received :hc:c
from Grenada, brought ny MIR. Cooper. > re'rcea-
bic re!fept at ST. cso;S TIA, f>enye ail of frqa-h
inc ol battle fars, zen iri.atss, and o.er vcf,is
with twenty :houiand ,-co;s board la, a.fi., d
at Martinique from Ca1iz ard that two or .h7.e
days afterwards (abovt the 25h Of bay) ,his -,,,
WAS confirmed by captain Fairch:i cr tire n-- faes
o' NewIiavcI', who arrived at 81 Cru. u; is h,.,-.
rom Dominica, with this addition. thar &c ;;aY
fore his feTartrre he iaw iorr i nj the Ire 1';
ira;i!po,ie nas Dominica flooring "a the nc-tlvs.,
his INTELLIGENCE, csrtain Fowler informs u.s. Obtain.
cd general belief at St Cro;x
\ gentleman who reached iowa ycirer,t,v frog.
philadelphia informs US ihae veiitl had arriv,r
'herc Sy''tay from the IveG. ladies with ecg.,
T''icratioa Of the above acecunt-ard that he ra,v :.
yoded on the books Of the eoffae-houiel
Captain Grahan', in ID DAYS from To-,nlp. p.
, , US that while ne was sctt'rg under way TIC
Eriti!h iooT of war Neuresx, oartain Tcpnp,s ..n5
'7'''e G.. re harbour, ho;Gcd rgra!s ard Gre; = .e
raiCr's t.e t"cn hcifcd his boat with Tie iu,en;i
o" OF go'ng on ,hcTc, but ~ aro,her r-cr,
'hs gorriion. 20 whon he delivered fr,e .s;r3.ores
and then returned to his f,p, which made oil ,r,.
d!ately On this. ali the Britiih merchant vefi,is
i'adc infant preparations for heir departure. an,,
:hrce or fcnr Of them had got out Of the hsrla,r
vhi!e ca7tan c. was in fight. IN expref, Ind ~.
rrd ~ Icr.oia three days before cartan G., ja;,rd
wi'h intelligence that French and sparih Fer
e"Hl'hog ut 6 or IL fail Of tire ln had arrived %
S'nswar' of that iiland that friYaie in II d VS.
ron, !Hg!N'd had brought important difiatehe~ ~
Earsadoes ., tiiat lord iSe'i;, ,eith the Whole -.
his Rect was oa his way TO the T-s1-Iaties. ia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18
COMMUNICITT0N.

We have feen in Philadelphia Gazette nat,cr ;he
London head, an account Of an occurrence, which is
iald to have taken place It the French Theatre Pa
ris, with which the miuileral jcurnaiia of London
has undertaken TO anluif only the GoIe RHo,ek.-
oi their own Country but lewiie thofe of Ainerir,
Tor Gs@e Mopcter TO be found every where W.
do not pretend TO deny that iuch an event wouId I've
very extraordinary :; bu, we will venture to prove
that iuch an event could net politely be. It never
happens at the Theatres of Paris, as It foYet;nes
does at hoie of London, that we fee oraprc and an
pie kns thrown in the lace Of the king or the oval
ianiy.-On the contrary, it is known that at Paris
the civil and military police cooperate in maintaining
order and decepcy ia the galleries of the Theatre
where there is always Gationed a cornnrIary of no.
lice, an officer OF the Etz-sqior of tie governor or OF
the general and at the Grea, Theatres an officer Of
l. EtGt-:gaiar OF the place. We know nilI further
that any actor is expressly forbidden (even in the
abience of the chief of the Empire and the Iperia
Family to read any letter paper whatever, either
thrown or found upon the ftage, in any other
part Of the houie, without having previouiy rbait
ted it to the civil military officer, and having re-
eeIved an ezpreis PermiIiion to read it. Now we
WI leave It 20 any man OF good ienfe flor every
where are men Of fc-e 20 be met with is # r,o;ble
that sn a6eor would DC permitted to pronounce the
E5e!lcns ver!es, quoted by the ournaf before the
hn'peror-betore Bcnaparte. Our love for truth
conitrains 10 tell the author of this anecdota thar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
We fhall only ren,arl; on the above, that we are
informed there IS at prefent gentleman in this CITY
who was prefent at the Paris Theatre on the occaG
OH alluded to above, and who declares, that the cir
cumttances as Rated, in The London paragraph aeu
Fpy occurred Phil Gag. Ed
st the gate of Troyes, by which Bonaparte
entered in his way to italy, there was erected in
front triumphal arch, furmounted by the I'M
perial crown. This monument was ornament
I'd by q number ofiDfcriptions, amongff which
the following was confpicuous.-
Pande Iriumphaes auditus, urbemque beatan,,
Porta' viro Francis unus fsireftut rem.
A column and pyramid decorated the two
principal fquares of the city. On the frfa, was,
lMPERAToRr, RECI, NhPcLEcxI, fLci IT in
7ido arNrn'n, artiHm, iIgamque igaamatori !:
Angy9a Bona f7roreJJ .srafo amino boe ,,,ou.-
,nentnm pojidf.-The fecond was an emblem of
France, exhibiting the huff of the EMPEROR, TO
the inhabitants of Troyes, and addreGing tliem
in thefe words:
Sub duce cIaro yive loet;
Pa'ro iub almo WHITE graft
Vindice nagno vivite etuti
JUDGE juao WHITE real,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18
FRENCH EXPEDITION.

ii lsfaid The capture Of Demiaiqpe was one Of
the principal ot;iects of the Pochefort fquadrou
in IFS Iaic expedition to the Nea-indies. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18

Since writing the foregoing we have received
the following corroboratiye extract of letter
from gentleman at Porto Rico, dated Nav
27--" Arrived here ON the 10Th inf. Spanifb
armed brig in 80 days from Cad;z, which failed
in company with a French and SpariA feet Of
l2 fail ofthe line and ffigatss defined for the
Weit-!!ndies, and parted from them % days pre-
vious." IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18
NEW-YCRK, In.e 2.

We have feen letter from arer,eraaR ,vAo
iafelv arrived IN this country frcr, ti,e ,.;.$ -
Santo Domingo to his friend in New-vo,l-.
which mentions that General Ferrand ms ;fi,.,.
proclamation declaring that the car!rf1s and
crews Of all vcsc's who n,oniA thereafter ~
found trading with the revolteri nerryea, or
boundto Of coming from anv ports in their oof.
FELTON,, ihould fuficr death and that orders isv
heen given FOR carving the ohietf Of the rrr
clamation into efe6 with all poiiihc rconr.
Che iource from whence derive THIS ;,,fcr
NATION Us 10 reiDectahle rs to leave in otlr minds
not doubt OF its correctness. BIER. lfd,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18
Eeste Jnoifs.
PHILADELPHIA, June g.

By the Eliza & Sarah, arrived at the I.azarct =
TO, from Porto Rico, accounts are received
corresponding WITH thofe by the arrival at A.
lexandria which ftated, that Spaniih cover
ment vcfel had arrived there, bringing the in
telligence Of the combined French and spanig
fleets berg arrived of Barbados.
UeIfs E1o
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18

A Barbadoes paper of the 4th i!av. conta;qe
The following intelligence Of the French Ro.te-
jort feet: =" BY neutral hip this morning
arrived from s.. Bar;hnomews. we kan, thaf
accounts had been recently received ,hrre FROM
st. Domingo, via Porto Rico, eating that
dfq67Sf5 Gill remained there, and wss then a6ru
ally blockadetl ~ EcaF Admiral Csc,5rnac.' u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-18
Majority 70
April 27.

We have received Dutch papers To late date,
from the itatements they give it would appear tina,
great aciv'ty prevails in the ports of Holland and the
expedition againf this country is again foken of as
an event that will fhorty take place Three ihips Of
the line have been equipped and put in con,mifion
a new "A gis hip, named the Regulus, has been
launched at L Orient on the sth Infant.
The King Of Spain has formally recognized Bona
pate as King Of italy.
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FALMOUTH. Anil %.

Arrived lah evening the American brig Riiing Sun,
capt. Gould, from the lie of France, with cotton
&c: Tor orders; fhe has been 10 days from thence
and from the Cape 6S days; failed from the lie OF
France in company with the French fhip Charles,
Morrice, with coffee, &c. for Bordeaux. The Ma.
rengo, of 81 guns, had got on flore in going into
the lie of France and received confederate damage
Lnois had carried in there the Prncefs Charlotte &
l8 Country Ships (prizes) Mr.. Manihell, an Officer
of this Veilel, came pafenger in the RiGng Sun
The captain and Crew on their parole at the lie OF
France, and expect to be fent home by the irf yei
fel.
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HEMP or FLAX.
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4.
The King has been peafed to caufe il tn he Gp-
ni.led BY the Right Hon. Lord Mugrave, his Maief
:ys Principal Secretary of fate for Foreign Affairs tn
the Mniiterso OF neutral powers reidng at this Court
that the necefary neafurcs have been taken. bv hi.
Majetlys command, for the blockade of che porte or
Cadiz and ST. Lucar and that from this time all the
rleaiures authorized by the laws Of nations and The
reflective treaties between his Maieny and the die
rent neutral powers, will be adopted and executed with
rrpea to al veiels which may attempt to violated
laid blockade"
The failing Of the Toulon fleet, whirh took place
OH the Goth ult. allowed TO appear in the p,r,
papers on the Ith. y letter on this fubiea from,
Paris fayS-" The Toulon fleet eonlns of eleven fa;
OF The line, ioar oi so guns fix freates and two cor
settes. They have three thouiand land troops ON
board. Their iirft obe is fad TO be "a attack tbe
ilnaH Englilh fquadron under Sir John orde, of Ca
dir, to form junction with the fleet at Cadiz, ard
then 70 iai with their united force arainft Mellon.
whole Heet has TOT good while pat quilted the neigh
borrhood OF Tcvlon, in order to engage the attent
on OF the Rnglilh in the North and in the Channel
the Brett fleet came out Of port, and the Bouopne 40
tlla came into the Road We expea to hear FORTY
too ofthe united iquadrons ut Ferrol puttino to fa
Government has at length received oftiai accounts
Of the above Acet having pa1cd the freigh:s NJ Oil.
hra'ter on The OH inf. The Donegal, Of 81 Guns,
"as head and the Sophia Goop Of war aacrn, watch.
ing the eiienly. The Fifgard frigate went 10 Ferrol
the Sir John copoys choonsr TO the BreR Reet, and
purebaied fat falling brig was dispatched mrnedi
ately from Gibralter in queh Of Lord Selron. The
general opinion AZ Gibralfer was that the French
rect was bouud IN the Weit-Indiesj bat there are
reainns 70 Nppoie It rather bound for the Fa-Indcs
w coniequeuce of the above intelligence. orders
we're lat righ Zen; oto ireland, to top tor the pre-
ient the sllug Of TIE Cork Rect,
Dipsfehe, havc al'o fsnt of to he forwarded in 2
alt filling .eGeI, to Sir John Craig