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IONDON, Navember iO -.
"' ' ' ' : 7: 7:;'7;,7.:"i". j;fr ; ' -7' 77-:- A
7;:T7 7 -;:;; Admiralty 0&frcqjb?jf . 2 rj
"$5opy:.ofa letter frpm captain Thontjpfo!!, '
: late ''co'rbandcrrof-hMlMaielly.U'ftijii
Kelfon K, B. (kted Trlcfte;' the' ijth
TfOaoberi 1
- It. is with extreme pain 1 hveVtb rc
r. "late to you, the capture o( hi?: msjeAy's,
'(hip late under my command, by a French :
74 gun fhip after a clofe ailion of fjnc
k hours and ah half. On the 2 8th of Au-l.
- - iuil lafti . beinir within fi ve oi .fix,, miles '
.' . .' ' " - " ?"- : - .
(I . 7ci the Wett endotuoz-neirthe jlland
-latge-iau pa tne &lt quarter; -Jtaiajng
h:eiu&uci)) - we w e re - then
bdcalrnedbo tttf-ftf angef bHriging-pp;
i -remain5; oNhe. fore, and wacj raafts?t;and
2the bpwfprit. her hull curtd piceand :
t he deckt full of killed; anJ W6uftded--!
? anl betceiying thenejpyif Whollacl 'mXfX
piacc, oiimcu ainwart our ttcrn j m tmt
t defence lefi fituaticfe. I aflccd :aptf '.erry
it he thought we could do mnte ? He co
Jinddirtg,.witl,j.ji)cJbtlfurther
was vain and imoraClicablcand,' indeed,
. ail hope :f fuccefs having for forhe time -,
vanjlhed, I.therefore now ditecledan an- '
ijwef iol)e given in the, affirmative, "and"
' the enemy foon. after took. pofiiiffion ohis
m-ijefty's (hip t , '' 1
. , 1 nc enemy proyed. tobe the Ceherepx.
l of t iruns,1, comnwrided bv'Mi Lei'oillf.
eHeufHflaaeapeirmnc
aaion'bf fhc'fi'tft of::Awg.ftJ cjl;--'-beUig-
the rearinoiV of the ' Freiicli line, had re-y
.?.. 1 !...'' J - ---7i- ' ' V
cciyca mere or no uwcot uA tiaving on
board qoo men atxjut loo 'cf vhom'we
-found had beerr killed in itherprefent enn-
zsijr and i b 8 wounded r:i7i 7iT7i:: :
777 THOMPSON.
a- fine breeze from the fouthtfard, We
lnmade-hirri-t6 be aarga Ihitr-of th
line. As the Lcander was in officers an4
men upwards'of 80 (hqrt of compliment,
"tfirtiKi'i,J'.irj
An(ftn tkA '""VA'":"'f '' ""rt''Ci;,4iy'"Tril ' return of 'Seers' and fr.en killen tti
TV UUUUvU W VV W -.A V &V4 IJUt. .VtlWUV . I - - : : . t-
t rayfeif iullificd in' feeking ah a:t:on with I rounded on board his wih,sjhh It
a'lhip that appeared of fiich: confide rable 1 - ander on the ?tb bf Auguli, 1798.
; v (uperiofity in'point of fize j thereiMe-j- O&ctn killedMr. Peter ;Djwns, mid.
took cverjr means ia my. power toavoid v 11P,nan- 77 ' , - 7
' it ; I however foon found that our infe- - Mr.dbfon, midfhipmanof the Caroline,
riority iri failing made it inevitable, : and .. Haddonmidfeipman. '
therefore' with all fail kii ;Lft&tc&Mj
. Leaoder a courfe which I iudacd would 7 Marines killed Serjeant D.ur, and fevea
-jreceirctiHUjvertaryahcefc 1 -r-rt
T he rrenct7 raihMers have, alreatly -leT
lturned'h afwer tdtlw. laft Gernvan rtoteif
:THcf hsfvit '.adopted ihflMeVV bu" infill.
on the - formcr" demands'
jnfpe'ftioff Ehrcnbrcitlte'in, the ifland of '
tfierw)fe-it bWathet .the' ilacifie-ifenil
limentj. -J 7 ,. '.,7v,:':::'. t :,..': '..'.:..'"
. VIENNA; November .24.77 7
Several j$rifh frigates haveT appeared
in the Adpiaticea,, or trw pufpobf:
cutting bfff tjie co.mm
Anconaand7th;rFrencJv V
The uffiati and To rki(h fleets confifting
of 1 6 (hips of war, are before. Qorfu and
have already commenced to; bombard the
low to jhe collieries of Uoonane, in Sr-fi f.
'7fuge itfpoldlpifrotn
' for the laft fortnight; had- becftm ."vaiiiVv j'7 i
' Kilkited1 to cqijie forth j they Had prey'-'v t; p 7 i .
' of proVitions theVeoinanry antj Clar6 -;
Military vtnoOnt guard night and ; dajr ,
a at the mduth of the pit. . '; - '
.,7i; iXoveaoer,2P'
I
if
e cityf4- utimtov 1 hFeBchotceon ". j
j the,illandia.3QO-men. ;;; 7 ' ,y77,;! 7
Holt, ' the rappree lcagrTi U
ZofbemgJerit:asKeuP
force, to the county of Wkklow, Taa , - f
ltaraajn leverai yi iuc uiui ,mng p
Vis ai clofe prifotier in the Caflle ot lul, V
November 28,
Vleftvcesifrora3ent,imr
that "a diviiioh of tie Rfiw .ajjdiiK
- flts appearedfFCtirfuT'andummbhe
thi garnforiitq furrenderrbut this beings
rcftifed and oppofuiOn. made, they, had
taken potfiilion " of. the. harbor and the
PAUlS, November ay
tage,i fhduild h bring us to battle.
At 8 O'clock the ft range (hip- ( ft ill con-",
tinuing to Jiave the good fortune of the ',
wind) had approached us within a . longv
-random (hot, and had Neapolitan colors
boi ft3di "w"h icfitie 110 '"c!f ang d ttrir :
itilb Ji- but this exception was of, ho avail,
as I plainly made him to be French. At"
9 he had ranged up within half gun (hot
7 tfoiir weather quarter; Itherefore haul
" ' cd the - Iggnder up' fufficiently to bring
"' the broad fide to bear, and immediately.
-. commenced a vigorous cannonade on him
which he inllantly ; returned. -The (hips'
' continued, nearlng each other until half
i; pall 1 1 0 keeping up a conftant and heavy,
aring f At ihlf jlme I vpefccived"theer'
1 nemy intending to: run us oh knard and
. the Leander being very much cut up in
Tigging, failand yards,; 1 was unable
with the light air that blue, to prevent
, -it. He.ran us on bord on the larboard
bow,- and continued along fide us for..
sometime : a molt lpintcd ani weJi di
r reeled fi re, h 0 we vc rr from our fmttU par
Total--3 ofiicers, 24 fearaen I'ferjeaflt,
.1 marines killed. . ' . . ' . ' ;
. Ofiicers wounded Captm ,
77 badly.; lieutenant Taylor j lieireftant
; Swiney ; Mr- Lee, maftcr.', Mr. Mai
. .. $hU. boatfwain, badly ;' Mr. Laclcy,1
, niaitcr 1 mate ; Mr. iNaiior miainijr-
Illclll.
41 fcramen. -o
marines.
-Total-r-7 officer" s-r-'i. 1 feamen 0 marines
wouurted.
ITALY, November 4X
1-k ty of marinesrteofflmaTedy'thrie
' jeant) oh the poop and from the quarter !,
. deck, prevented the enern' fjbrri taking
ad lahtage' of his' good fortune,' and he
- was repulled hi ail his efforts to make an
"imprelfibji on ui.- The firing 'from the
great guns was 'all. this lime kept up with
the farne' vigor, and a Jight breeze giving.
the (hips'way, I was' enabled to fleer '
clear of the enemy, and foon afterwards
had : t he'fatis faction rto;tu hTtrBdeT hi s (ter ii; '
h and paffing him within ten yard$,ldiftincV
ly difcharged eve"ry.gun from' the Lean.
dcrjnto hrm 7 ..7... '. m: ;V'
. As from henceforward there was ' no
thing bur a continued feries of heavy fir
. ing wnnin puroi inot,-witnot anywind(
'and the fea fmooth asglafs,i?I feel it un
neceffary to give you the detail of the
effects of every (hot, which muft'be ob.
vious from our iituation ; 1 (lull there
fore content myfelf with affuring you,
laiai a moii vigorous, .cannonade, W.as Jcept.A
On the l Vt aniverfii)' of the French
. republic," Buoiiapartt'iil'ucd a procla.-na-tion
tJ hi army at Cairo,'r in which 7. lie
recounts "their exploits during; the laft 5
they have actually begun to execute, are
more remarkable than all the' preceding
ones, and that all nations no w.direft their
eyes towards thein. r Warriors !" fays
he; " your deitination is elevated You
LyvboCeim si re engrave h -1 h i -jyr:t
mid : or, ytii will return into'Tour mo
ther country covered-with' wreaths of
laurels This day 40 million 'of titizens
thinlf of you. -4. C-- -
' ... . '
, p froni the Lcander, without the fmal.
, . ft intermiflion,' until half paft three in
tne arternopn. c At this time the enemy
... ha?irg pafied. our . bows-with -a Jiaht
" .'BASIL, November. 1. :f ; 7
The king of Spain ba acknow ledged
the Helvetic republic, and'appointed the
cheVaUer Comano as his miniller plerfi-
po.tentury.uatrho-had4iifi.-Arft,aadiU
ence irorn pur airectory at i-ucern oathe,
-1 5 tn inllaht H .; 77 jv1 ty-Z - '" ' :
The enrollmeor of the young men and
the taxes, have occafioued disturbances
in feveral parts of the canton of Berne,'
frThe liberty-trees were cut clown, public!
craccrrexpeilednheirmces
' troops arc now quartered in thofe places!
:;Many. young; men, enrolls themerves atz
mong foreign troops or emigrate. ... I
JTJUES:Jyfinbe -7
' iVcffcls which arrived herc from lAtt.
fina- bring intelligence, that admiral
Nelfon. after his departure fem 'Ma pig's,
Jlffht-J- had annarrrl iiT Malta, -ivifK (n ft.f.. i
.,.. " . y - iinuKii uj uui ui. ; , ui mc lino ana nve jrigates ; ana naving
' ; board fide, we found that our guns on , met there fome tranfpor ts v'ith' troops
''. ' that we. were nearly' all difabled by the . irom Gibraltar, had .ordered them :on
" VrCu i0Uf fpatS fhir had fallen ftxorc' fuPPlicd thc Maltefe with arms,
- lonrhis fide. (This . produced a ccflation -"ammunition, Sec. gave orders for the fur.
7 .-of fire, and the enemy took this tinic to ' ther blockade of Valctta by feai'and for
.. -. . - I-05' 11 w hadjurrendcred f :i he Le-7 batteries to be conttrufted on (hore; after
- i!yHno!ft Jic (aUcdibr the iOand ?f Qoaz-
"r- 't'-.c' v --- t'- 7'77,. -7 7"...7J. ' ' 77,' 7 '',',;.-: -
, ttahiport, whi laMca tronv Aiaxancria
the 1 1 th of 0ctobc,and"arriW
pies the 7th of November; informs, 'that
.ench fhipping in It by force, and land. , & condWim that it n'rovifi i
ed a confirabh. body of . troops, who . . Uha t the beUunaer ,
ftanding exittcd between the trench and 77
the Jigyptians;'that ootn parties were
infpired by the fame enthufiafm for. Buo
naparte that the Mamelukes were' fat 7' 7
reduced, that there, was no more laid
bout them that from -the - 4th - to-the- '
9th of October, three Bcjt had joined
Buonaplerra moflg
Alcxandrctta, ana who had furnifhed
him with a confiderabie fum of money,
which he had ciUributed: to.his troop
and the Ji.gypt.aii.
forced the French troops to retire to their
fortrefs at BaUey Mezzo, which; would
be immediately bombarded. The Greek
inhabitants received the invaders with' b
pen arms.
z Another divifion of the, above, menti
oned fleet blockades Ancona, and thc BfU
tith-flcet Civita-ichia aiJGeaoa-i il
Captain Lallo writes from Ottahte, to
id
HAMBURG, DecemberV' ;
' sThePaii jourualsbf the, 23d Novem'
be r, contain a memorial ; w hich the TOnfu-
late at Rornc'iffued on' the 8th Novenber
.i . . i jt.. ! l7j:. 7.LrL "
iu iuc cuwtaiaancs mcrr, wnicn i,vcw. ni th(. .,;:fl- ' nJ.- Hats -
etamfcftofKRomaftrepi
. 7 "'The Mand of Goza,r nearMalta, 7
I 1.. . r.... i 1 . D...a. 1. .,.,.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. r. " flai - :"-m,n
: 'n ti u , . 7i .s. : ! ' r garriioned by only 100 rtnenmen, com.
- 1 t f uric ins j u.mcu mc iinini.cni 01 . - , , ... v n-., .. k.f...i
UK--.11.-u cou-tj u.c .-vna raciw, govern. ., -
or ot lanina Theflalia) had taken three . ;f 4 f vu7
,r- f ,, . , deiendt-d lor the inate 01 2 montns wiio-
,ex-Venetian pou& in Aioania. trom the ,T. rj ,
... . , . -. .'.. niiT tn nrparu mean is ni nrifnrp.
r rench, . and was about attacking the
t Uj ,,Vi.n'- xirLi f the-command of-
v' , . i 6t- Gen,, Vaubois, who docs not teem to
arc -two generals and fe veral other officers. " t "V ' . y ; . u '
already been twice futwacned. 1 To the .
fint he anfwered : That, without doubt,
.it was i.ot known or c6hfide red, that
thofe who were fummoned were French-'
men7 the lecond lummons was ocought
There is now a Frenc h newfpaper
pubtifiied 'at Cairo," entitled Courier d
bgyptti edited by citizen Marc Aure.
j
BRUSSEI S, November 23.
General Collard, ' with four columns of
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UtroolaUye
Cattuhere xl)ey had collefted to-
the number of 6000: Although 7 they guelc, thatherefpeaed inthe Ih.p which r ?
Although they
fought bravely they were driven from
had been fen: to him, the' title of a flag
ot truce ,vDUi-inouia in-uiurc4-wanouict-
a-
vUlage tq village-Theyrhave left 600- "
dead oh the field of bat tle.77 Among tlcjortl-at pur
Trifoners arf their chiefsron
whom was a corporal ia the Audrian re. m reipcci 10 ine lummons, 11c womu ; , - p
gimcnt 6f Ligne; On the 25th, they re. nly reply, that he had provifions, pow. ; i
aficmblcd at Campine,-and were aiain':' deratulba Is, in abundance, arid that . . l
camptne, and were Strain
beaten In this combat, they loft 800
-mulkets, a-great -rquantisy of -baggage
, ammunitiorL. ana- pfovilioirs.-r 1 nere
" are pricfts with each of the rebel columns.
' ; ' ' ; DDBL1N, ov. io.
PaLVATE LETTERS..
luppcrted by.thefe. no brave people fur
i lenderea ihemfclves....--,
' V.
; From Corfu bur papers of the ad ;infh, p j
rcontain the lbUowwgTT'-Oqriftaiid is ; 4 1 y
in the bell (late pf detence. The country -?'(
ot Suili, which is part of Turky.hai
riien agamu u.c ijcya ui juiuna. inc
inhabitants have mounted the French
cockadend eftablifhed a nationauafft
- The government of Co'rfi hare fefit them
arms, powder, carmon. 7 and twO'caika'of
piaflic. Muftapha pacha ; has" efleccd
The body of Mr Tone w as ycfter-
day delivered to hs father, who . keeps "
fWooiieiaper's fliop'inHi)h-lreet"
and has a place under the Having ;this,:who gt to.be a Frcnchfgeijcral.
' Board---Neithcr tniiitary nor ' 'civil T 'The county of Burtrime has afted a fimu
-power interefered bMliirocca
From Newtown.Barry we have the I ciir he iu;nifhed ..with provifione, with 7
j pleafure of hearing; that on! Sunday w h,ch. lt 15 already fupplied 'for feveral
16 llebcls, who had for, Tome time' T"1" U-H .v.tuu., t A-
v . . . 1 . t '.,... tOna hflvr. . hPMi lent tct th& hjrir-ifwA
i
1 "rt Vi.l mi tV,P w,iirtu coua nave txen lent 10 me heretofore
v v .. . a. 1 . . . I- Venetian Iflands. In Greece. inomulM
ran, nau urrenoereu tnemlelvcs un- h..ve been put inrequifition to tranfport '
conduiopaly, with fifty ftand otms orWe to the 1 lift mountain.. Oar'
to Ungadier.General Taylor, who! illand. alone, funufW, vnn. t
commands in that diftrift. 1 he incld- I teers." ' - ' .
' . -ment weather, and the utter war of I 1 he council of anclcnti have - agreed " ' J '
to-farrefftftt-rTr-- y :"'4 "for laTitiFaaroTrd
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