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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

hioitcu AiiSics ueyouu WnIr0 is ICl-
lowed blythe forfeiture of the vefeI--
under the impreaion that the provi-
fion was too rigorous.
This amendment was fupported by
Mr.. Crowninilield, and oppofed by
Mr.. Dawfon, and Ioit --.77 members
concurring in the report of the COM
mittee Of the whole.
On the motion of Mr.. Olin, !" can
non balls and mortars" were added to
the lit of prohibited articles.
On motion Of MIR. Dawfon an a.
mendment was introduced, applying
the penalties of the bill to the expor-
tation of the prohibited articles by
land.
On motion of Mr.. Nicholfon the
proviGons of the bill were extended to
the territories of the u. S.
Mr.. Gregg faid he underfood the
bill under confederation was only a
report inp part. He had no difpoiition
to oppofe its pafage. He only rofe
to exprefs his hope that when the COM
mittee made further report, they
would lay before the Houfe the infor-
nation necehary to enable them to
act intelligently. 1t had, from the
Commencement Of the government,
been the practice of the Houfe to call
on the Secretary of War to fate the
amount OF military flores on hand, ,ac-
companied by his opinion of'the fur
.ther fupplies deemed neceHary. No
fuch thing bad yet been done this fei.
fion. The Houie peither knew the
quantity of military flores on hand,
accompanied BY his opinion Of the fur
ther fupplies deemed neceHary. No
duch thing had yet been done this fef-
fion. The Houie neither knew the
quantity of military flores on hand,
or could calculate the effects of the
bill. They did not know what was
the quantity of fulphur and falt-petre
ON hand, or whether there was fulfil
cheney of thole important rsw mate
rials, in cafe we fhould be embroiled
in a war
The Speaker here interrupted MIR.
Gregg by obferving that there was no
motion before the Houfe.
After few remarks from Mr..
Nicholfon and Mr.. Gregg on the de-
tails of the bill, it was ordered, on the
motion of the former, to be recon-
mitted TO the committee who intro
duced it, for amendment.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

have been feen going into Spaniili
port, faid to be Porto Cabello ;-of
which information had been received
by Admiral Duckworlh; who was in
purfur of them.
Capt. Williams arrived at PhiIadsl-
phia, informs, thar March II, lat IS,
long. 6s, he fpoke the Britilh frigate
Cleopatra, Capt. White, who inform
ed, thar French Cquadron, undsr Ad-
miral Canthesume, had captured the
outward bound China feet, from En-
gland--tk by our December Steele's
lift, the Cleopatra was then at Ply
mouth, and commanded by Captain
M'Kenzie.-CENr.
Late accounts from St. Domingo
fay, the Leander was recruiting there
for Miranda's expedition againA the
SPaniih province of Caracas.
Mr.. Ogden of New-Y in con-
fequence of,he profecutions inlfituted
againit him by the Executive of the
United States, has topped payment.
The Grand-Jury of New York,
have found bills of indictment againft
Samuel c. Ogden, Col. w. Smith,
Capt. w. Armarong, Gen. Miranda,
and Capt. I. Lewis, implicated in
Miranda's expedition.
Capt. Moaat arrived at Philadel-
phia, informs, that an embargo was
laid at Laguira, the 9th ull. on amer
lean veifels in confequsnce Of Miriam
da's expedition, fitted outat New
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

The Hon. Thomas Erfkine, Son of
the prefent Lord High Chancellor of
England, is appointed ambanador to
the United States of America.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

Six French line of battle fhips, and
fome frigates fuPpofed from Brett,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17
GENERAL TREASURER.

1aekIaz bar majority Of 7. IL fbe f'rvn ef
EAT Gretsz0ieb, and in abe 'ssos ef War7siek.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-17

Mr.. Ogden of Newly York, in con-
fequence of,he profecutions initituted
againit him by the Executive of the
United States, has topped payment.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27
: RESIGNAIICN.

Epw1r, TIE celebrated comedian, vent from
rehcarlal with the mott uncomfortable ienlasi
on The fxtile caufc was, having q dramatic
part Aligned to him which Re imagined not pre-
ciiely 70 his ability. Going through round the
court, gnafhing his teeth and biting his nails, III
the bstereR vexatiGa, his pcr,prbation was iat
pended by the following event, s
Green and pretty bow pots, two Pennys
come buy my bow pots, ye pretty maids; ah :,
God Almighty blels your homer, will you buy,
a bow POT for yotr, widow madam OF the Eaz''..
tree with the nuss placed in order, Tome lilies o.
the valey-wild rolemsry, and tcw VloIets> !.
Sang, orsrathcr whitfield a~poor old woman VIII
offered him the mott rural 5aagart, with lock,
frausht with 10 much .wiffu!hefs, that Edwin.
cculd. rot refrain asking her few quefi0nso
How old are you my poor woman
Eighty fye, your homer, next Martlemaso
Where do yon live ,
AT Finchiey, replied the woman.
Whs, is your name
Ann Eowton, au' peafc .yopr honor,
And did you walk tycm F!nchlcy tcsf ay2 in.
tsrrogated Edwin.
Yes, indeed, Sr, and I hope with Gods
ble0ing 70 1eep there this night.
How much thalI you MAKE If you Ell your
bow .passl
Seven pence hale Prn5y, Sir.
And waen you rave die ofed of them, yor
will return con tented to Your COTTAGE
Yes. indeed mall.
Or, Heavens exclaimed Edwin, and hal
we efesame to murmus at the difPca(stions G
Pew renee, when this calamitous creature, bend
ing} udet the irfm,ties Of age and the preanre o
'poye...g, can be thankful to her Greater tor ad
var.cages that comparatively j, mi'ery In the ex
.temc. I" Do you enjoy good tate OF health {,
never was sick but twice IN my III
your honor, once on the death OF my poo
! Bllly-and another slme. when my husband
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27

lay i'll of an agae, for niue week almost
without food.
Did he survive the illness
All no, my sweet gentleman said the,
boof.worn doe with her eyes iuif OF tears,
liz was in the winter Of the hard frost, and
he could NOT bearup sgslnssthe bIghi, he
died, and the stroke would certainly have
broke my heart with greet, if j, had NOT
pleased God tha. should be otherwise.
And did no one contribute to your re 2
lief said the repentant comedipn.
Oh yes, good lady in our neighbor-
hood sent US sixpense and some rasFberfT
wine but alas il came TOO late, but wss
The will OF heaven7it should be SO, and tits
our duty you know TO bear the Affections
of God with patlrnce.- WIN -four hotter
to buy bow poi?
No; Keep your bow. pots for better Gus.
TONERS; But here is a-snllling foryou.
a shilling, yoer honor, cried the oiher,
but laek.a.day ! am 50 poor have no
change 4 want no change, said Edwin
you have given me a lesson Of philosophy.
that has done me rnofe,real service than a'i
the sophistry Of Shafsbury the black C
,hics of q Hume, or The lsvities OLA Va
taire, The prac'5csof Chris,iaeity mus:
be the foundation ofhaPpiness; sod who
ever dispnteE It's pre- commence over ever
other system Of rncralitv, is not only az,
enemy 10 himself, bu, foe 10 he genera
Interests Of huaan kind.
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TWO DOLLARS Reward,

T7o2 fecurirg in any Jail in the United States.
l. DAYID JONES, an 9prrsntice to The
baking buGn.fs, ~ho runaway from the iublcr'.
Ter on the ze,b day 0: APril!aA-Hs isa Wellh-
man, has liule of he dialeff, ftout ceur'e
made mar, about i9 years OF age, feet Sircb.
es high, o,hcrwifc AFTER my, pale yellow corr
plrxion, down lock, very Is'ge ee'-H He tocc
with him fundry clotbrrg, amongf them fon1e
homefpun Gotten. hlec coat ard rsnta!oors--
He had -wo brothers, tc wit. Daniel Jones and
JtnEin Jr.srs; ne forner was mething OF
brewer, the latter went ty waier--l believe
they were inlitumcntal in taking of my boy
| will give TWENTY DOLLARS TO any per-
foa who will .RabIifh rhe fatt.
Mordecai Miller.
June II.
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they exact unlimited submission, and woe
be to him who questions their infalllbllllty
or opposes their lust of power. For po-
pularity's sake, under the plea, of economy
or some other hobby horse otthe day, they
do not hesitate sften to commit acts Of IN
dividuaI oppression and injustice which
they would be ashamed to be guilty OF in
their private transactions. The legislature
is the responsible body in such cases, and
every individual in. ,hassbody, when 'ques.
toned relative TO is acts, replies, was
but single man and could do nothing Of
myself. Thus fortified they gofon pulling
down whom they will and tramp!iug upon
the constitution given them by the people
for their chart and guide.
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TO LIE T.

\ 80 :, I
A we'll fniillei Dwelling house. ON
tie County wharf, and valuable corner lot on
King ADD Henry. fEeets, and feveral lots on Hen.
~ frees On ground rent forever.
VIM. Rhodes.
Tune az, d3t*
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27

The Srblcriber has for Sale,
Ar his Wars5qsff, bead Of K'xg:f"n;
4 quantity Of Ground Alum Salt
Livetfool fine, in Jacks,
New England Rum, in barrels.
Firf quality brown Sugar.
Cofees in bags.
Selected faperfoe Flour. for family ufe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27

RseVtoN- little eippan, thipe
~ hat il, tsaien I'D ,tbst bring
That the seutletoIgg h5u'A make
Such a fsls +; fer fshior's fake.
Why lafgehacEles Why the fraIl :
Why no bee,res row at all
] the matter T1ehl take,
A Ia mode fos fsfniop'. fake.
One time ibis aod one tine that's
Now large, thrn little hat,
Fight adpeI; lie 1t Cake
XIII ard die !; for faa,ion's fake.
WHY III: Iew'sa chr.eain fcta
Why the ting { and Hhy the bet?
"Sq4arc tic fiji, Tx. nod4le break I;
'I,is a-match; for fafhion's fake.
See the misses. fat! q Gee,
lIow they .ig and zip their tea!
NQt morNel they vii! take;
They mua faf for 'faa1ion's fake.
See the matters sull'of Pride,
Twc!ye.inch cane AID hat aide,
How the, fwagger, .sa the rak-,
Cuff. aud fweaI; Tor fafhion's fakh
Caters, now helf boots, Ht1e EaNe5
sanialoors, and fpsncer'd wait
What fac& Pa1diags people make
.Of themlelves--foE taihioa's fake
Tails, pomstun, '!2ovde:- yield
!, Crops alone u{sintaia She 1,fsld:
See what various mo 5cs VIZ take, :,
To deck fools heads; fos fsfhioas lh:l
F.ckle fs1,ion Why This fuss
Acting and behaving thus +?
Mua the rise thy vhipls Partaeke, =
And be feo!a fof fsthion's Sakeo
I2a, sre tic rsa!on's plain;
Trade viii h&gs 4he g:earrgaiES
Many. horrH folks can make
Longer liz fer f&fhicn's lake.
Married last evening, by the Reverend
onc Robbins. Mr.. lStebhen Eor1vin, to
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-27

Married last evening, by tie Reverend :
isaac Pob5aSs Mr.. stebbsn Cor1vin, to
Miss f,Ia RepsgceA, both OF this place.
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,.I1IPERML PARLiAzlz.EArI' OF
GREAT BRITAIN.
HOUSE or LORDS,
NJ Ak 6.

Trade 6etusen lie Vest Isaiss eFG Iae-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-14


vouR is beyond Lambach on the road to S,eyer.
The reif Of his corps of the army is on the
heights of Lamhach.
Marfhal Soult will arrive this evening at
Wells.
MARTIAL Lannes will arrive this evening a,
Lintz.
General MarRont is marching to tarn the po-
fi,ion of the river of the Ems.
Prince Murat beftows great prates ON colo
mel CourouX, the commander of the nth re-
giment of infantry Of the line. II would be
'mPoi;ihle for the troops, under any circum-
frances, to ihow more impetuofity and courage.
AT the moment of his arrival at Sazburgh,
marihal Bernadotte detached general Keller.
man at;he head Of his advanced guard in pur-
iut or column of the enemy, which was re-
treating by the road of Carinthia. 1t fheltered
iielt behind the fort of Pafsling in the tleile of
Coi!'ns. However Rrong its petition might be,
the carabineers of the 9th regiment Of light in
tantry attacked it with impe,uofity. General
Werle made captain Campobane go round the
tort by aImoft impratticable WAYS. Five thou
land men, three of whom are officers, were
made priloners. The enemy's column, three
thoniand men ftrong, was dfpsrfcd in the
heights. We have found fuch quantity of
arms there, that we are in hopes of picking up
great many prfoners. General Kellerman
bellows great praife on the conduct Of the chef
du battalion Barbe Latour. General Werle had
his coat fhot to rags.
Our advanced potts write from Wells that the
emperour of Germany arrived there ON the
25th October; that he there learned the fate
| OF his army of Uim, and that he was convinced
with his own eyes of the frightfui ravages which
the Rufiians are committing every why're, and
"t the extreme difcontent of his people 1t is
anerted that he returned to Vienna without
| a!ighting from Miscarriage.
The ground is covered with f,ow the rains
are over the cold has fet in, it is pretty rigo-
rous It is not beginning of November, but
month OF January. This weather being dri-
er, has the advantage of being wholcfonner and
more favourable to our march.
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GENERAL MEMORANDA.

Crtar, ct Sra, Ao4,. 6, 1905.
Having returned thanks to Almighty God
for the viStsry obtained over the French iuua-
dros, the feaior captain begs to make his CRATE
ful Acknowledgements for the fupport he ha,
received from the ihips of the line and the fri.
gates; aud requens the captains will do him
the honor to- accept his thanks, and commuxi-
cate TO their respective officers and fhips com.
panies, how much be admires their jealous 81
gallant cendud.
r I cTRACulN
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r. 7. Strae6a1.
CAESAR, Nov. 8.

CAESAR, Nov. 8.
Wca Of Rochefort, 2e1 miles, wind S. &.
Sta,
BsING off Perrol, working 20 the wefl
word, with the wind weftwsrdly, on the even
ing vt the fscond we ohferved frigate in the
north wen pakirg Egnsls--made all fail to join
hsfuc eight. and followed Ivy the ihips named
in tip rtatgip, we came up with her at ~ at
highland 1t the momeht Me joined we Jaw TX
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Dor,rftir 3ntrIiiarnec.
BALTIMORE, I,nuarv a.

captain Wells, (arrived at New.York) from
Surracoa' informs. that the ifland of 1fruso. =
oout 80 miles to leeward of Curacao. had h.sn
taken from the Englifh by Dutch noon of
war there were eight Spanifh prizes a, the Il.
.and; a Brt'ih tender Of IA guns, engaged
.ne HOOP ct war two hours, put ErveraI ihot
through her quarters, and fiiccreded in yet,;r..
on with SPanih prize. worth 90, 600 dollar,
e'' '~'e '"'o Jamaica. Fed. GAG.
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LONDON GAZETTE-EXTRA.


Hdmraly-OGee, Wo4,. IL.
The letter, and its enclofiires, of which the
following are copies, were received at this of
fee Ian night, from Captain, now rear admiral,
lar Richard john Strachan, Bart. commander
Of his majeRy's fhip the Csfar, to VIM. Mari
den, efq.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-14
SIXTEENTH BULLETIN or tHr GRAND
ARMY.
Red, nth Bruma;re, ed Nov. wear

Kied' lith Bruma're, 2d Nov. year IL.
Prince Murat continued his purfuit ofth e.
nemy, and arrived on the 9th before I,ambsrb.
The Auftrian generals, feeling that their tr,ons
cuuId no longer hold out made RufIian
oattahons advance tn protect their retreat.
The 18th Regiment Of infantry of the line. the
Il rangers and the 18th Dragons charged the
Kufiians with impetnohty, and, after briG,
hire OF muiquetry, threw them into difor,jer and
led them as far as Lambach. We made 500
priioners, among whom about hundred are
Ruff ans.
On the 10th in the morning, Prince Mura,
writes that general Walter, with his diyifon OF
cavalry, took pohenion of Wells. The diyifon
OF Dragons Of general Beaumont, and the n
dIvihon OFT corps Of the army took petition
at I'anbach. The bridge upon the Trava was
cut down Martial DavouIt canfed it to be re-
placed by bridge of boats. The enemy ,t-
tempted to defend the left bank, colonel Val.
teTe, OF the soth regiment, rubbed one of the
hrf into a boat and cro1ed the river, general
Billion, making his dfpodtions IN crofs syc,
'eceived ball in the arm.
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The Bank of England, on the Tor, s.,,.,
oer iaft ordered dividend Of eight and an haze
PER cent. tor the fix months ending Ot,ob.r m.
1905, that is, three and an half per cent. th. -
lua. dividend, aud iurplus dividend of Ave prr
cent. Ps'
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CeGr, Nov. IL.
Sly,

SIs,
PHs accompanying copy Of letter, adj
drcfTrd to the honorable admiral Corvallis, I
reqaeft you will be pleafed to lay before the
Lords Commiflioiiers of the admiralty, with
my apology for the hafy manner in which II is
written.
have the honor
to be-, &c.
~ u ctro.Eo,
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ADMIsALTY-OFFIcE, Nov. l2.
Copy ola letter from Rear-Admral Sir Rich.
ard Jno. Stracha5, bart. to w. Marrlen, ef.
quIre, dated on board his majefty's fhp the
C9iar, off Falmouth, the 9Th init.
SIR,
Not having the Official returns when the
Holus left us, and now having occalion TO
lend in the Santa Marsarita, to procure pilots
to take the French hips into harbor, tranfnt
you the returns of killed and wounded, il the
action OF the fourth and ALTO copy of the
thanks allsded to in my letter, which requef
you will communicate to their lordihips.
dare FAY their lordChips will be furprifed to
lind that we have loft 70 few men. can only
account for it by the enemy firing high, and W
clsling fuddenly.
have the honor, &c.
r. ]. STRACHAN.
have as yet no correct account of the Iofs of
the enemy, or of their number of men.
The Mont Blanc had fcven hundred & fxty.
three killed, and ninety-Gx wounded, NOT dam
gerouny.
The Scipisn III killed and wouDdsd.
The French admiral, Mons Dumanior lie
Peiy, wounded the capitals of the Duguay
irouib, killed and fecoRd capt. wounded.
A lit of killed and wounded in his a,aiefi,'s
thIps, aforementioned, in action With
French iquadroD, on the 4th Of Nov. 1905.
CSiar, killed and rs wounded.
Hero, 10 killed and 81 wounded.
Couraeeaux, killed and 8 wounded.
N1mur, killed and wounded
Santa Margarita, killed and wounded.
Revolutionaire, 2 killed and wounded.
Phoenix, killed and wounded.
Eolus, wounded.
Total, 81 killed and III wounded la5.
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Continuation ofadviee5 reeeired at Norfolk

~ Offbe 1obsie ferries at BuLle,ius yeeli4,ed in
f6'' eohnft?' f7v0 only, TIE 1879 and / otb, are
nozo svanfiae: and fbele are Rated in III, pun,
Ledger, to contain nongbt bit a f4u triaog
/sirmJ1ej 6ftq0fra tbe French and HuRro-RHGnn
arinie5 D''
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NEIL NsCOuiI.
LAMBACH, 1913 Bru.

NEIL MCOULL
II AS received, by. the late arrivals from Lsndon
IA aud Liverpool, his uiuai fuPpiy Of NALL. u
WINTER GOODS.
O9oSer 22. r.
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FRENCH LINE.
Duguay Treuin.
Formidable.
Mont Blanc.
Scpion.
N. B. The Duguay Trouin and Scipion to-
tally difmaited, the Formidable & Mont Blanc
have their foremafts fanding.
Our frigates Santa Margaritts, Eolus,
Phoenix and Revolutonare.
The Revolutionary joined at the time the Ma
muir did, but with the ref of our frisates, in
coniequence Of the French lacking, were to
leeward of the enemy.
do not know what is become of the Bco-
ma, or the other two fail we faw on the night of
the fecond infant.
The reports of damage, killed, and wound
ed, have not been all received.--The enemy
have fuffered much.
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per cent. on the nominal va ue, for each QUAR-
terly dividend payable from the time of pur-
chale to Jan. !, 1909.
the Secretary of the Treafury, he Rates his in
tention Of fubmitting to the Committee OF
Ways and Means, at future day, a plan for
converting the per cents. the Old per cents.
and the deferred ftock, into new eeck, bear
ing m intereft of per cent by which means
the whslc putlic debt contemplated to he diff
charged at certain period, may be extinguifh-
cd.
On motion eflfr. 3. Randolph, the galle.ie.
svere cleared about one o clock.
The deors continued clofed until fhor,
time beyond the ufual period of adjournment
when the Houfe adjourned.
Committee on memorial OF truHees ct IN,
Warrington Academy-MefIrs. NieholfoH
Thomas M. Randolph, Lvingfon, Jones, ane
Covinston.
TUESDAY, January 8.
Mr.. John c. Smith made report on the pc
titinn of - Adams, unfavorablc thereto -
Whereupon, refolved, that the prayer of tn
petition ought not to be granted.
A petition was prefcnted from 4 number O
citizens of Mafachufetts, praying that an ad
dltionai duty may he laid ON iron hollow war
the committee of Commerce and Manufactures
On the motion of MIR. J. Randolph, the gal
ieries were cleared at about g o CLOCK, and con
timed clofrd until the Houfe adjourned abou
the ufual hour.
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SECOND LINE,
(W,Len the Nomnr joined.J
LARBoARD TACK.
BritiB Line.
Hero OF "a guns hon. capt. Gardiner.
Namur, of II guns captain Halted.
Csiar, Of so guns Sir Richard ]. S!rachaa.
Couragt ux. of "a guns, capt. Lee.
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NEUTRAL COMMERCE.

PROM THE BOSTON cENrIArt.
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ADMIsALTY-OFFIcE, Nov. l2.

From the London Gazette of Novem5er .
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TRENCH LINE.

FRENCH LINE.
Dugnay Trouin, of "a guns, captain Tsufiier.
Formidable, of so guns, Rear Admiral, Du-
manor.
Mont Blanc.of74 guns, captain Yillegrey.
Scipion, Of n guns, captain Borougen.