tJrV-YOIlK, 'Aunt's I.
"The Coikrailcc';offcaUW-ireport
-' Effircham 'Carter C1? : year's' Nd)
l- Cljerry-stiet ; "
" AjidJJPWKyr new-cisesof therc-"-Vailing
fever, for the fast 24 hour,. "
-,. -By ord,er puttie Committee, t
G. "A. V AtENTI N EtSec'ry
J45tTCTlrbtter:F thehr.'Hietnrv
froinJarjnaiea, informs that two Frtnch
74 .had been jsapturecland sent jtuoj
(Kingston? byi the Vnguara and Ele-'
' ; phantj both of; 74 guns r Idso" that, a
' rgreat number of ;smaller,;Vetselsf bad
'-been sent hi lately,. 5 ) ... i
..Tr th TlaM-. a nntirtnal lirio.' f ftlten .
l.on' her passage , irony Mar ttnjuirto
'.Pagerie, and M.Tachede la Pacrie,
J-toustns oi Madame liuonaparte., were
-'-passengers, h-'. i 1 .":!.' "
. -Tlic 'Columbia Gazette, printed at ,
" Utica, ha the fotldwing paragraph ;
-' A young gentleman immediately
"from New-York, has brWghtthe, if-.
telligenceto this place; of thijeatli
tf Gen. IlAMit.T0Nand two ' Iris
daughters, by tbe.YeMow Feycr." V.','
In contradiction of that report,' we
liave the pleartufebf ' informing his
! ' friends Jthat the 'general and his fatni
:'y are irCthe enjoyment of, good
health, at his scat a few miles TVom.
' this city; ; ? "
; xThe Treasure cfthe.Unttcd States,
yCn compliance -with the' law which -requjrted-hi9
'.late, proclamation rcla-.
' live to Ilk CopperComsof.tlm country,
" Ias5 $tatcd, 1-thai -more:: thah fifty
."thousand i'ollarsin cents and Jialf
cntt have been paid into the treasu ;
'T"." Believing that it would be satis-
' factory to our reader to have a state
'' tmentof the number which have been
coined, we hate been induccrf to as
" certain" their: amount; and have -now
the pleasure or stating, that, upwards
J tt fifteen jpiHioft". pf cents (equal to
: one hundred and, fifty thousand dollars)
'TinYc tfSfcn issued from the Mint of the
' United States, and are now in.'ciixu-
.'lniioti-Pauhpn. - . .
' . rnji.Aii nTriiiA, 'August i?.
The following article '.has been re
ceived. thro' captain. VlorKC. lately
arrived from- Boiirdeaux-it , must . af
' ford much satisfaction to find'thajt the
fiftcnis of our. government, in France,
, act in conformity to the wishes of that
' feoTernmtnl anM; a great mrjority'of
its constituents by their efforts to
preserve a strict and becoming neu
trahty on our part. :
u As soon as war wis declared, the
tavern keeyart its this pl.ice, (Dour
ticaux) used every kind of stratagem
,to conceal the American seamen in
their houses, and tntirc them to go
privateering ; but' thro' the exertions
f Mr. I.ee, cur commercial agent,
itli the assistance and support of M.
Dsvid, principal commissary of marine
' tivhose interest for the United States,
tommcrce an4 citizens, ctrtnot be too
"much praiseil, the seamen were prt
scnted from entering on board pri
tecrs, which would have injured
Ihe American character, and kept our
"ahini in. port for want of hands.
About 30 nilors have lcrn l?Vcn rut
cTprivaters, and commuted to prison
by Mr. Jre. -
Yhp Wilmington picket off JTew j
yorW CapLilsaac Ueil, txiund to ims;
port, was castawav on Ilatterasshoafs
a severe giie pt wjna on tne 31 si
ult; after havipgxirpedawayer fore-,
most and 'bVjwIprit'lrf; altetnihg'ltt
weather jth.Capp. SCwas a fine new.
brig on her first voyage, and'htended
os.a,Tcgularttrader . between-'this port
i'niJhnlnft Julf , Tvhf re he remained fomedays. I
0 neutrality made bj the court cj Jiif
hn. . f , ' '
: jTRANSLATIdK. . . '
: lAimovS June 14.
It having" been the"contant nbjecVi
of my piternalviihes and rorjtlcis-i
pjiitiOini.tQinvariablyinlajntain-the
pittnc, reution,", siibsotin'j between
Fhe mavor took, occfion, in pfFcr
lngium tne key? of the tn, ,
kmina him that he had rcapyttcm
in 1793 to theduke. oJt)fk, at the
Ileal ot 40.CCO ineiC The prefect
of Sommr n-lus ;addrcls,.Jas$,
ter of ihy country, continue
nviiL'h utir abundant fields, thro
011 r e r.ihHied cities, ami ill "u ni
1
yiu .iKwi orn. ,, 1 11c enrgo, vc tejnpot neutrality which I propose to
will' be "saved tjut'the vessel s aha osarya; id 'case (which God -avert) :
dy "bil'ed, ancT wfil Be catireJjJoC ' ar. should ,.ba ".ebbrrienced between
IJv'a small coastfiisr vessel wluch
nrt-i ved last niglitwitha load frttmqis.'
brig WilrnjjigTH on Cape Iatteras,;,
we leaTThat v9 sail 'are on sfioro at'
ixnai piace anu a. tiue ine. nonn-.
warn 1 aninnc wtucu, ;rcuii :v.avs, is
the British TfiffatefAndromach-r-tht
the names ofjthc other 7 we ctxild not
learn:' x; .
'Arrived' list Fnday,.stiooner Apol
lo Dav, from Bo,tcnV
The Schooner Fair Playi arrived at
ij-aararitine". 6n Saturday Jast,t from
.Kcw-Yovk. . . s
. ' i .... - . . " 1 , v- .
; tied'on Saturday'hst,.at the sbiind,
"Mrs. Aiir Poissos,vconsort of Mr.
John Poison. .'.,'-':'
Ehjfigratlbns from. Europe 'to this
couftlry have bee,n more frequent and
mirherous since the cbmmencement
of . th 'present war,- than at. any
ptriod within our recollection. Al
most 'every homeward bound ship
from that country.,-affords an evidence
of thfs fact,' and shews the discontent
of" the people of Ireland, Scot and,'
Switzerland, and we mig'it add. En g
hud, to the ' ambitious tyrannizing
vicsah"d measures of Monarchy. ' ,
, 'The brig . Fortimate,1 M-Leod, has
arrived at' Boston, from Storiuvay, .
r Scotland, with TC3 passengers'; the
; ship Mignet'; Marsh, "has arrived
, at New-Yolk, from Newry, with 131,'
r and the ship Serpent, capt. M'Corkle,'
! has arrived at Baltimore, . 'wfth;2n,
making in all 517 Scotch "and Irish,
; stis, and those powera4o which
.iiucvi ana in amiiFTanu ceson mir kh f , . , . 1
thS present circumt'n'ce, of Europe j vf.rUI J'T. W ' "T U ' Z"
to establSkrincbles which i ?M marcn-but ct g?5!and trem-
; oughtlogguUte - the inviolable ey W . ,
itJO inc ieuieuciii iuu i i
its minilters, to, the tolly andauda-
ciry of its orators, rontemplate with
as right the hero of r ranee, advanc
ing to purafh perjury, to ira'pofe on
the pirates Vr the tea i'fhe. yoke of
peace, and to proclaim on the ru
ins of Albion the commercial inf!e
ipcndinfc'of Europe." On hirar
rival at Amiens tha- nayot preient-
edhim with lb tn e-S wail's, the pfnal
and havip'g jn view how much' it' b for
. the behest of hurnapity;aUd tranquili
i ty of my dominions . and subjects, 'to
remove all ; and every dispute 'which
J might result from a want of knowledge
' 'of the regulations attending to obtain
the ends which I propdse,"-I am pleas
ed to declare that the cruizers oTthe
Belligerent. powers shall'.ot be ad-VJ'lu? "??1:
mitted jhto ports of my ;cstates and do-"!
minions nor the brizes tnlde fev them
or yy ni:n pi -war, ingaies, or anv o-
toer slugs of war, wjiatsoavcr, , with
out, any other exception but that by
wVicJi ths la,vs.of nations render
" hospitality"' indisprnsibl? i 'with this
condition, notwithstanding, "Hhat. in
the s.ime pwts the sale or "unloading;
ot sjuI pnzss wili. not .be permitted
should they be brought in under the.
Tabove '.mentioned clause, rror shall
they be - permitted to delay Janeer
than is necessary' to avoid the danger ,
or to receive. thoro innocent helps
which may be necessary thin' re-cs- j
tablishhig and putirig in full force the
observance .of the decree of the 30th'
of Aug. of 1780, by" which this sub-:
ject wa-determineiW Let the Coanv
cil of War thus understand and have I
it executed, expediting immediately i
'the neoeisa'ry ontfcrs to the governors'!
and commanders of provinces, Torti-ficatiQfts.,"'ahd'martim8iortsi-
in con
foffnity t6 this decree.
I'alace of Quelnz, .the:id-"June,
1.. . . . 180., with the signature of the
Prince Regent bur Lord.
miens j.b- fjie Sovereigns., of ."France
who left their native homes and errt
i btirkHr in these three vessels for the'
""pcaceTul'k'.rorcs of the UnRcd.Stat'es.'
! "By a"h official statement of the "board
t heulin of N. lork, it appears that
the number of those who have-falrn
Victims to the ycllow-fcverin trlattify
from tlie 29 of July to the'SCthtf Au
gust, amounts to 107; ' V
"THie'rvloop tliland, a tohs'tant trader
from Philadelphia to Alexandria, ar
rived at Alexandria on C8thuU. Tvom
Philadelphin. On his passage, capt.
Hand had one olrnsmen impressed
, by a British fis' gun ship. The. 1m-
prcijca man s name is uavia ijiicn.i, 1
he was born near rlnla-Jeiphia, and 1
of a vifit. V Louis XII ' fays the
mayor. ' received them gracioufly :
the valient.Henry deigrrc l to accept
them: to acquit ourfelves towards
ypu, w,have doubled the "number
ofually given.'' . . t
In the event of an ir.vafion, it is
faicl, tlic king will take the field in
perfoii, ad will be atMed In the
coiiduci of the war, by a mititar
council. His mdjelly will, in'trie
courfe of the autumn, review "the,
various campi near London.
court of aldermen has been htnl, "at
Which it was refolvcd to arm io eve:
Vy ward all men betvAten the afje of
111 411(1,. Il!d IO IHUIHIJ Hli Hisii
above the age of 45, in a corps to
fcfe os conllablcs. ,'
The following extract from sundry
resolutions adopted on the 1 Uh, July
by the Lord Mayor and Aldermen of
London, will Shew m miniature ae
spirit which pervades every part of G.
Britain:-" Kcsolvcd unanimously
That this cCurt, feclin.g'with indignant
pride the insulting vaunts of Hiordi
nalc 'ambition (though at the same
time sensible how p ifnful the neceshi
ty has been of engaging 'tins kingdom
in a destructive war, vet asthisawlu
crisis exhibits to the view of the pco
pie frccdom'or shivery, existence as
sn independent nation, or extirpation
and annihilation) sulcmtdy c;dl upon
their fcllow-dtizcns, and every indi
vidual inhabitant, within theToelropo-
lis, to enrol Vimself jn one of the clnvi-
time, theJFrthch minister, to the clr- x
cleof-fcower Saxony, has formaiiv Je
ared, that, as the marcftirte' of th'e
French troops had merely 'for its 6b
jeot tb occtipying KisBi'itannic ma -jesty'a
; territories m Germany, all the
adjacent countries, haw near soever .1
to those states, and whatever their po
litical or commercial felatiohswirre.
'rnight rest assured, thatiheieneutw
lity would ue' respected.
i The court of. Denmark hm declared.''
that it.M 111 preserve the itrictest neu
trality. An army of 2pOO ,men? has
; been ordered to march to Holstein and :
Sehleswick, to coverlhe Danish frou-
tiers. - .. v
. The court pf Naples has made a si
milar declaration of neutl'ality-r-.-but--....
her conduct is not vecy reconcileuble
iuj.uujumisn.wiin sucn a uectaration
of neu'tralily ; for 1 2,000 FreocTt trcon,s.
have entered the Abruzzos. , The ISe
apolitan;goVernmc.nt, however, were
forced to permit their towns to be gar
risoned by French troops, Ausfia hot "
T."J V i . 1 -. , .1' . ..
tnyosing to inte,ncre, anu me power.
in npica ijmug uicapuoje pi resisiance. .
The master of a Uas usan "vessel. ar
1 ivciui yenoa, aeposea, u-iaipu wajx- r
Corse he fell' in with an Englishman,; T
voy of 17xsaii steeiinsx for Gibraltar,
naving on board the English troops ,
wno were in Jbcrypt. ,
Letters from Leghorn and ether .
parts of Italy, state, that an English ,
quanron ot 10 sail ot the line and 7;
London pa,rvcr lo the 'July ,
inclufive, have beei received at N.
York. They Jo not contain any,
in?d!ncc materially intcrcilir.e.l
The vi:orous ti:eafii."cs parf.'.ed lv
ho'h belligeren: powers arc ncccffi.i
rily: fiKceeded by a tettjwsry calm.
N Miner party ; M prej1?rcd ir(lT.ice
any irnrncuiite b ow ot importanct,
and iheTtuxt iiucrding newn f'ot '
' ' II i.'U IiAI'.lKK Hitj A.tA k..l t, M
devfionof th? rieat Central powers. .' ,ul" r"
7"i-,. m. 1 ( : i" oiii-r i;iaiaii inav ue prepareti, anu
peace o:iwe:n t ranee an 1 u.ngiaru!,
through ihe medium oi Rufiia, h is
coie to an end. ,
Hi nritannic mayfly as U'ecor
ne was oorn near nniaueipn.a, anu 0f Hanoif-r. havioi- reiuied loranl'f
hM a family coUMSt.ng Cf a wife and u ,onveI;tion So,,lingcn t c
th.ldren.nthatc.tr, who, by th.sc.r. ... onvnnmen. fent . V ,
enmstnnce ore deprived Tf his indu
try, their only means ofsUppbvt.
I he captain r;f the 64 was very ml
liute in his cfii'Yirics of captain Maud,
respectinj Jei-ome Buonriparte
f-;dem Gazette of the ?6th u'U
mentions', that a man by the r.ame
r'of F.mnieron, belonging to IToothbriy,
was pressed ut of capt. Knight's ves
cl at St. KKm.
paruclpAte in the honor of chastising
the insolence of en Implacable foe,
should he ever dare to venture tepon
British gvottod. The court take lliis
opportunity , of congratulating 'the
country upon the present happy ex
tinction of parties, and upon tho bar.
FreiKh government fent orders to tnor.y and uinrunity now existing in
difarin the Hanoverian troops, fori a'l ranks "being convincing proof of
hii pUpofe .the Frc.ich'army wis, Ike atsl and ail'eclion ot nH orrfers for
tut 111 motlcn, and WaJtO CMlji t j , "wvcu hhr rioiiuus wi.hi
i be immediately to cxcchtc i,.. ;tt'-onwhu:h must ever place the sub-
prdcrt of th? firlt caiif.it. 1, n. Ijectsm mesa rraims move the mena
ces 01 any power um snail pretend to
give laws, or prescribe limits to the
rigates passecl.the lisj;ht house of Mes
siph. -on .'the 24th of May, steering to- '
wains laremo,. noincr scjuaorou is.
employed in the blockade of Leghorns
!..t. -.1 ,pnn 1 !
aim uic iMnu oi j;ie apn sevcrai in-1
ports pt jNypks. These letters dso.
mention a report that the Grand Vi- ",.
icr iius oecn ueposeo.
From the frontiers of Turkey'
we Icam that the Ottmvan Reel has
sailed from Constantinople. . It .coiv,
sists of 8 sail of the line Sc 1 2 frigates,
and is nfpposed to be tTestined for E-'
. . - , , -:-f
gli. . 11 is aiso meniiontu mat tae ,
plague prevails in that city.', ,
j It ,ts confidciiUystited in - letters
from Dunkirk, that 3 encampments ar i .
immtdiateiy to be formed along the -coast
frpm Cheiboutjhar.d to extend
into IheTiaUyian territory. The Fust
to be established at Chtrbourg, is4o
consiifcf 60,000"; the second at St. .
Omcr, of T'io.ooO ; and tie third in '
Holland, of 40,000 men. - r
"Buonaparte has dicta? edra set ofrc'
I solutions to the government of Hague, .
which they have very obsequiously .
Ipublishe'd, in the form af decree."
Tijr these the Importation of rrerchan
I cfize from Crc&t-nritain a nil t colo- .
mcslsprohibitc'd. Neutfal vessels must
be provided with certificates from ;
Dut-clicftnstiU. or from the magistratei
wlierg Shipped, stating the carpo, Ihe-
nanus of the vessel and muster, the
miptfccr of hands, kc. The;: who I'cvc
nr;t these cerlificaUs must tike a rc-uutt
car;'o ir the produce t i-'m:.tnif.ctures
of that country. .It pro'fibi'.s thetx-'
pnnatmn ol vessels ut mattiisls lur
(shipbuilding. It renews tie exiting
I lawt relativcto f xporUtion of Vyrlik's
Mores, gunrcwder, salt-petrc. kc. ana
I pr5hiVus the spottution cf provibicr.i-
10 me e ntr.iv. '
VV.en'th? wor brt.ke nut there we're
nny hundreds of I nfhsh ssilors in
The difTcrcnl ports In Trance, Vhb
"liive tirre Utrn ptid to pfss tltm
. selves off as Americans. Musters r f
esuh who have lattly hern in Dodr-Jm-jy,-
that several hundreds 'of
. them . were in tbat't'ort inmost in a
. si arved condition and unable to pro
cure even brend to eat--We miht
tlicrefircrcrnslle expect they would
tn'.er cheerfully fn board Frtnch pri
Yatetrst if it was only to tsoid a
.a French prirfsi, which awa'drd theni
n shore Engtihmcn. As a ten
Tctiicni cover. tmi, thty asumrdtl!
rume of Amer'.cens. tl Ulhfy wi-re
captured In enemies vessels they
riight not be mnidcred and tic.dvd
pirates. Hut we hardly xlievc
ttal Americjmi wrotdd vohintirily tn
fcn bard the privateers of England or
Franrc, nd if thtV arc f.vnd there
thev rurrttobe severely putiihtd by
ur own l.iw. If any of(0r Cujl
abroid h a'ifjKfl uny rinl Ame
iirn Citizen umUf thfc tlrcum
tl ink ihcv hav ncn'ornitd
their duty, and we hpe thry wi;il
On We lnt fday 1aiV, faV fte
Neb?ru CJj'tettr of the id.inrt.'
ih' town was vifi e I by a violent
florm of win J aiJ raid, which camfc
cn from Krth-c.i'l, an ! continu
ed wiih inrrciled f'ifv from three
o'clock in the morning until 4 ii
the even'mjr, when the wind fhitteJ
io the wellwjid and checked its hi.
toik. tt i ftippnfal the water
raifed ib-r.it 14111c ftet pcrndindar.
Man pcifjn who ha I property on
the whrvt fvclit, butnotiih-
flandin cvf iy prccm ion, great U-
tnic Wtsit-mc, The Bteaieft rut-
fer.'ri are Mr. Th'xrus Turner and
Mr. JihnHafvcy the former hid
Ihj warchivifel cirric'd 9i, which
were fi'led with poik an I othtr ir
lic'es of value ; and the latter, w
Icirn, lo,1 4V141 10,0:0 hiifhc'i ult.
Scvcial vclk'i ran aihore' in at-
trmpiiny io o up the iier& and it
will -be wiwt rtrat. lUthrult that
fume cf iVuii w,ll he' got itff.
: L.tTE FROM LtiSOX.
("aft. l .kier, in thr bug Jmf
anitid at lu.n, in 33 dys. (lom
ei vig'dar.t lo future to guJnl asint J Lidin, bring adti ts, that tho strict-
e neuirainy wimihtruu wy me g'
vcrtiment of l'iiu'?F and that no
French or English tl f war was
l t. -n. i.iir.ii i.f it ril timrlirr.
August J3.
r.M. r.ron. of the fcch. Farmer's
. t)Ji. ht. arrived l lh lftitl. in.
f..rn. ti.ji the di btlure he a Sd,
the i rintd from lUit'idixt, biu't
li srecurt that th I rnh lint Ijom
iMiIcrd to tome ner UalUni Cat'c,
or.litl.cr potr vrmiHtd to make a.
iiy arpuint nt, m . puits." (upt. I,
further a Jlrtht the King of hput
tiad informed Unotupar'e, l.c ahui ld
peart that the H inuvtrian iroos
were dstsrmined ii:t ir be difarmed
wlfhonf rit!itng a hitile, which was
ex peeled to tkc pli.c at foon at
the Frenc'i lud croflcJ the illbe
They wrrtf expcO'd to crofs it on
the firft of Jtily. The Hanoverians
had etcled bitteiiea on tl. notih
bark , of the river, and taken very
llrong pofitioni
The expedition againfl Knglahd,
it is f at J will conCi'l of rcs.oo men
in five divifions, 10 bc-cnmuunJoi
by P.nnaapane, Moreau and IJ n'ir.
nonville; of which it ii ca!clj':.l
that Tro.oco iil be dtflroyed in the
attempt, and that ihe iiouinhi
will hj fnf.i.icnt to coi.uucr lilt.
Ifland.
D lOQipjrte , wai c'nt!nulnj his
tntir atnirill the jdlrc(Vi t.f nrkitt
an I prcLcls, and the co'igra nlation
or me ctix-iii ifincri. ii.nuic
prefect the F4I de CaUis, fcems
lo have borne away the palm from
all hi brethren, lla tcllt Iiii.nu
pate that tranquil with relpcO to
.ur litr, we know ihjt, tocenfure
the hapjiinef aud g'ory uf' Francfi
to trnkf to all pcopl the freedom
ol cooiiri:rC5 and the feat, la hum
rde 'It. a.i hciiiiil dJliojeiv of the
rtp'r ot ihc UMivrrk. and to fix at
IciigtH j-ea.e upon .t't. tnh, Godj
crtaie.l linonaparte, and relied Irm
Ins liioor 1 1" The ArchjilVip at
Uorwu xb(trc?, Let ui bclceh
the Alm ghtr that ihc wan of hit
liHt 1u.f (hoPtnede fa dreiu),
rut oiinmi iiout nu fwUiw
and by l.li orart( haiihine f. raui
The English governmerl has acr.t a
cartel with prisoners to CicrUurgh, t
. , . r I i i.i.iikv 11 v view i) I 111 iiihc in,
policy ana interests cf -.his nation." Th,, u flt . ... .
H " ? 'r,Pror,,? IlPfrland , lnc lhc commenceTOenl 0f l?,e 'wr, '
' his issued letters of niarciue and repri
; sals against Spain, ai at the dtc of our
last accounts, the w ishes of the couit
of Madrid to preserve a Viict neutra
lity had been completely frustrated hy
the positive injunctions of lluonaparte,
whd requires every posiible exertion
ori the part of Spain to co-opcrnte in
Vis tiewi agaifist England," by the as
sistance of her navy. In consequence
or. tins rcquisii.on, Miicieuy eomrftum
ca'ed to the Spanish rovernmcnt, or
dcra were sent to the coinnindnl ol
Two paa'uh khip from Ke-Or-
leaps, bound to Frir.ff,' have been
sent into Plymouth. ; and three e f the .
homeward bound Jsn.aira ships have;
'.een captured by the Fnnc'i. " '
I Alcxpni.na. in t.gvpt, j.ns uren
I wrested from the Fotte by apart of tho
girrnon, w ho mutinied from want of
isy, and after committing gict ex
cesses made thcn'.idves masters of thef
p..irc. , '
A convoy has arrived rt Marseilles,
fitun Amen-a, stfd tote worth atven
I . ' r - 1 ...
11 ?. " UBV'.l . ,rcPArc cn millions ftfiiTrcs. .
i.Vh f ? l Jv t " p0",H n TbeAmer'.r,nhipC,mmcrcr,r.iT.
I" S .f -! ' .?ntl 1 'rJ . vin " ,J-"M from AmMerd,M for Fhibdehdi'a. b'i
T,.iTwrr u.e aau cc ion mine .Hn cllt in,0 Ul, Dgwha by ih.P.un.
n,.:. --.-... .t- . iCr Mw.pt,! war
. .... . rrn- n-acneu me go- ; . The American Vmrepr.r.trif.
Ternmeni 01 r.ng.n.u. on the wu, .4 ; (rom Virrla lo e, d G-liov
feii?" "r If". were detuned ;
St. Domineo. with C.tn. I whuntem, tiot permit tic in-Mon or Forjugml
ln lioanl Mft fuUn. Maitmiqoe ai"i ; inmo;n mi uoiiunicn 1 i" '
i compelled
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I cf the Llwc'l l.t ml jet t
fi'it.'aio.pe wtrc -idtoli bioikated i difence ct tin uion. f tompllrl
JIhj licl.!i made an a'tatkou Ut J to action, fie ymY pi 1 the lat du-J
Ion w-r. t a wen; rtpuhca.
the Mediterranean. The Malta an.
Canopusof i) guns, and the Sceptre
'andConqucrcrof 74. were dii.ntchcd
lor the itre ii'hts-1 he blockade of
Cidia and Fcrrol des not aeem very
.i:.i.... 1. 1 . 1 . 1 .
ivnni .11 11 mien, mai noiw 1 t-
tandii.g the ilcpnrturr r f these fotr
.ships, admiral Corn aliit't forte l a-
dequa'c to the accomplishment of e.
. ....
, rv.j in aquaomn wi.irn l
cmii'iiiig wfore rlreM, crnmt cf 16
sail of the line, and the port of Hoa)e
foit Ublorlvd up Ur iliree niore on-
der the command tf Sir Edward Pel-
lew.
On the of June, the Director?
(,j of Itollind Issued Utters of marque t
1,. upriuUaRaint Ur.alatid.,
.lhetrf vij;atioi of the Wtitf
, into the Downs, have been restored, U
arriTtnin trance.
The Amcric ati hn Pansi. VarJ
, al.all, Lrmnd to TmtriflV , which wal
del ained and sent intp FaJiaouth, it
,li')rattd.
rtn,Junts. eince the project
annoorirul in enc of our l-te numstrt
to la assnins go f& c f utlon drest
cd in EnhOi manufrtures, '.!Fr?;
l!h g'nnli f,,r rrr )ve squired the
n:ne uf ttft c.V Ahait'm : at this ap
pellation it f rfprrly applied, for roorJ
than one re son, iKtie but the tr,o
thamelct r(f n.afikind can mire ot.
tempt tn appear In Englisii itai.ufai
turtt.
i 7rrr JnitLler,
Capt. Kfmp. nf the rrguhrtrai'trt;
thin OtiriJi t'K'iff. r.'..r.l tl Krw
t l. - ...1 .... ... ..C .o. . I
..I. inr ir.iniiii in .I. ill. hi i.iiii. .
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lie .rii..l .l.O-..lt.k tl. iJol ,i,hcJ S jl l'T. u,,Z''','''M-
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