4
L O N D' O X, Tunc 21. ; Sk1utchTr:ates anVa cutter are dated"
l&.ihe 25th of May "a - meffencef from hy the eapla'ffr ot the LvdiVirmctl "ai'tt er to
.Mriapafled tlirough Huningucn, wlm I lave htdy faiiCtl from Fluihing for the TcxeU
from liarthelemi, oil 111$ roact to I ; -An articlefroui Toulon, tUtcd June favs,
,Paris -and on the 3Ctli cf May, a courier
T.f. went by Stratfourg, with difpatches to Gerv
111 any from Paris, taking: the road to Lau-.
temburg. : . .. :: :;.J:
t -The French fleet from Toulon is at fea,'
but has not hitherto mewn any difpofition to
The Englifli fleet is ftatufned before our .
port. They are waking for two frigates,
which are deilmed to tarrv "Aubrrt Dv.bavet
to Confbntinole.'tNo veilcl can enter the
harbour; but by mere accident. Thev take
our Ihivs under cur veryjmteties ; they have
meet the E&glilh fquadron, which is every" J lately taken the corvette HMte, in the port
way iupenor, as well m point 01. numbers I orbonn, on the coad otiSiibar.
as equipment. Admiraf jerviscn the coalty I Extraft of a letter "Irom Cover, Junei 4
kesnmgn ftria look out after them. Arrived the Caroline, lng'esrom
T- Yie gun.-bous fitted out at Flulhing, 'and- Charleston, and the Minerva,- Turner frtm
"other-ports of the' United', Frovmccs, ,ir' is "Bolbn." About twenty ppJlHgers 7 landed
Rhine, for the purppfe of cooperating with J Ei'q, conimiffioner from the United States of
the f rench' m tnat quarter . . 1 America, appointed to Drine- over, ana imally.
in tne-courier uniyeria, a vry ueiiruuvc 1 aujuit, uie treaty 01 commerce Between tnat
peJttileiLfaicl4o prevail at aeri; occali- country and this. iMrvtjore left Dover
oned by the, vapours of the ftagnant waters, hfhis:afternoon, for London. -Above icoo
and the putrid exhalations of the bodies or 4 lhip letters were landed from the above veilels
cr 500 dead hories which -have been iliowect I and lorwarded by this evening's mail
rua and (lores. Capt. D- then b?ataboat
by vcpmrary winds in the fame latitude till the
4U1 inlt, SvJaJiiscrew dilpleafed at the tirlk
e Mary Ann, which deprived them . c' '-
I6f their prize money, or it m iy be, ipxer.fcd :
at their bticers jipprepriating to ilfeir own I '
tlie rum and iiores taken froci the M .
'uf:
JXjk (:':):)e CaI? D. and
his principal ofiiccrs, pit the "fricatwrer'.
thcconduct of CapN Crawford, of the Ma:
Anne, and ordsEj'-hi.n to pilot her into die
flrft Dritilh portr with an intention, it is faid.
' . T. - - ' -
veilei to
untttrs. on board
ot dehvennr! -no th
ana entenno- tiifmielves vol.
the Britilh uavv.. -
povernmenr,
to rot in the neishhourhood
; : Government havejately taken up fix more
ftout veirelsmch jnount from 18 to 26
guns, each . dcfigned as armed mips for- the
- better nrotecYion of the tracle 0:1 the North
- 1 ,
coahV r ' '. :"
:r: "The jflirp Warts v,Capt.. Fell, belonging to
Marvport, was , Pnce called the Mary an.d
jwas-at the fieae of Derry, Js laid to have
' been the veffel whi h Broke the boom, and
: is now on hef paffage fronrMaryport to Me
; me!. :'' ' '. ;
Extract of a letter from Falmouth, tune 1 9.
, " Friday the VValhinffton,' American ;Ead
Indiaman, of 750 tons, thrcugh the folly or
""Villainy of two pilots Ihe had taken on board,
' vent 0.1 more on the, Lizard poiat ; the fiiip
will be loll. he-"w as cileemed the line.t
fliip belonging to the ltates ; her cargo which ;
can be got at is bringing up here, con!i(ling
of bales of lilk, muilins, India hemp," &c;
It is fuppofed Lbout 300 tons of lugar, and.
a grer.t o;aant;ty cf rice,'-will be wholly' dc
"flroyedj.'the whole dlmiated in the country,
at S5,oco p6und. ; The captain had fugar on
board to the amount 01 1 4,030 dollars un
infured She came . from Calcutta, . but
whether for the account of the Engli ji Com
pany, cannot be known. lhc plots re
ablconJcd .r
The Frintefs cf Wes.wathe Opera
On Saturday, and in Hyde Par veflerd.iy ; ac
both places fhe worq a cdnnte'riance, 4 nitre
in forrpw than in anger.' All hopes 01 ' ac
commodatiqn arc taniflied.
The of was in town intojr on Friday
nicht, when. hC gave his "ultimatum to thj
Duke of LeedVarid Earl Moira, viz. '. that
nothing can move him from the line he Ins
adoptee!, he complameU with much afperity of
the violation of the compact for the ud'clurge
of his debts, under which he was induced to
confent to the un:on Lord M, alked him
whether he had rencttcd upon all the confe.
quences w hich might enfue ? to which he an
fwered, " Melt icrioufly,1 111 lord, and am
prepared for them to their luileit extent."
It is .rrported, that a d;Uinguilhed and
amiable female nM certainly leave England,
foon after the . meeting of parliament, and
that her departure h s even been required
by her relatives on the continent. .7
1 hcrrir.ee cf Wirtemberg is tofct out on
hisiourncy for England, to receive the . fair
. . - , 1 . 1 . ... 1 e
file Purfer of the Thames reftorts, that
fince fne hddbvcn in the ferv ice of the French
Pae had taken 1 36 prizes,' and 60 while he
was onboard. . " " ; '.
Thelaitextiprdinarv.meetino' of the Vhir
' cted ceo girncai towards the e::pences.
of Mr Fox's e'ecVptr for.AVe'ttmiin iter ; the
Duke oorthuniberlaiui lubicribed 500, the
the minority NoblelTe, 'Sec. in proportion: 5
the whole fum raifed i'or this purpofe awicunts
; 'I he expf nets of Mr. Honeywood, in the
eleft'on for Kent, are crlculated to faiHittle-.
fliort cf 3o,cocl. thol'o T'of fir i Geary,
'touch on 6,cccl. .
For the late Mr. Vhitebrcnn's brewery,
a company of gentleinan have offei'ed
35oJoocl.JIr.iWhitbread, jun.Avho wi!hes
to decline bufinels, afks 500,00!. ilerling
Pache, the Frenchman who was appre
hended on Tuefday evening in Gcrmyn-flreet
was one cf the fix of the Executive Council,
who 011 the 28th J ;inuary figned the warrant
'for tha execution of ths uafurtunate -Louis.
A considerable part of the crew cf the Ta-
,fon it is laid, :Wcr4nhevierv4ee-ofiti.t
uuai uuiiu lhc nTirican war, auu ironi
tze ti: lie ofji?ir failing front the Texel,
were airidivjuy reprelenting to the reft of
-the cre w the great advantages whicffBritilK
Teamen enjoy over tKofe cf France and lio!U
land, they otten reproba ed the war-in ftrong
term's,',- expreilecl their dilTatisfaftion, oiv
, nvany occaliotis, with the new-order of thtngv; ,
in Holland, "particularly 'jvklvr'the - device dfi
fraternization on.their flagMch they term
led the' Wiiore of 'France,? and vvKch '.' 'is
now Hying reverfed, furrounded by theBri-
s-tiUi flag. ,., Nuinber -of the crew are daily. .
on ihore, parading th? ftreets of Greenock
Iv oT'aWige cockade in thefc hats," "ami it.
is expected that tlie whole cf 'them will en
ter vohmteerVwith captain Kamfay, the re
l oincer.
AFtMY of the COASTSof the .OCEAN.
- Res mn verba
Head quarters, Kcnncs, irairial' . . '
. :. June yith Ath Vear . '
ifIn.liope.of cleieating the effeel of.ths. vU
. '. BlllSTOL, June 2-.-
Private adVices received th's evening, re
rrcfent.the AulSrian victory and - retreat of
the Frepch as being the cauie of th lofs' of
3000 men to Gen. Jcurdan, anil that the
Aullrians wc, e every Lour expected to recrcls
the Rhine and the bieg, in the purfuitof thc
llcpi:bl;cans -
" A Paris paper received ro-day, fays the
i:U( nded journtv tf Gen. Pichrrril to Stockt
holm, wsrot to ncgdciaie, but'to exert his
military -talents aga'tut the KuJlians, whith
has been prevented by Englilh gold as.d the
mach'natiop.s cf Pitf.Gur government now
in their turn rcfufc to at know ledge the.Swc-
difli Envoy, viz. an agent to the cmprefs
but Vive la Kepubliquc the French Ilerciu
ies is inviiditle. ,
, GX ASGO V; unc 9.
-
YcHerday morning arrived nt Clyde the
Dutch frigate thejaion, of 36 guns, Capt.'
G. Duntkum, eomniandtr 'i his vcifel
which failed from the-Tcxcl,- on the 23d of
Feb, lalt was, as appears from the depo-in-
on ot the Uapt. now before us, one ofailcet
of 17 fail, four or live of which were of the
haod ofthePrmcefsHoyali the latter end of line, twelve of which were bound to the
the preUnt mouth. . " Ealt-Indies, under the command ofKear Ad.
T he cxpencc of the marriage of the Prince miral Lucas, the remainder to Surinam,
of Wirtemberg, including-lover, cloaths, under tlie command of Admiral Uraak. On
jewels, kc w ill be about 160000I. the iSthofMareh, Inrtwcen the iflandsof
,PACUE, ' Shetland andTcrro, Capt Dunckum met
Tlie ti.devant mayor of Paris, and once a' gale of wind, which fliilted his ballaft, fc'
Miniltcr of war, was arreted this evening,, parated him from the reft of the (If c and
, at a houfe'm Gcrmyn ftrcct. He has becu obliged lum to bear away for Drontheim,
for fome time'm this town under the nane of where he arrived about the loth of the fame
Dunrc. ' lunf 2i. ... . , month. After rcfittiniiat Drontheim.Cnnt.
A tetter from jMachi i, elated April 26, I DuQckunt on.thc 20th of May, profecutcd
fays, The Spaniards have five millions ftcr. his voyjc toward iurnnam, without any
litmcominffhomcinthecourfcofthefummcr, I remarkable occurrence till the nit of that
winch W very tweU known to the Directory at month, when 50 league to. the w eHwardnf.
."Paris Th'u may account for the tnyltcrious I'roadliavcti, -Ircfjncl, befell in with e
condu.1 of the cabinet of Madrid towards to Mary Ann of this port from Kcvis, which
this country. he captured and funk, after taking out fome
gHance we exercile, impofing on the good
faith which animates us,. and. obtaining ra
ther a delay favourable to his perfid ous de- .
figns, r more advantageous conditions, the
individual named Puiia'ye, calling himfelf
commander in. chief of the pretended Catho .
lie army, has made"by his agents to leveral
geficrcl cScers of the arrfiy, various infigni
iicantand iniiduous demands and propofitu-ns,
tending to commit them in the eyes of the '
government. The commander in chief, who
-has for along time known and difconcerted -the
attrocious plots of this agent of ' England
warns his brmhirs in arms to be on their
guard and to follow with precifion what is .
pointed out to them in the orders of 17 th and
1 8th current. Lie at the fame time rccom
! mends to them the grcaull activity : and the li
teral execut'on of tiie mandate of the exceut'u e
Directory on the hibject of the cifarmingot
the inhabitants. ...
(bigned) " "L.KCCUE."
Sr. Jcrmes, June io
The rcduJl'inn cf the Chouans has been
efie6tcd with grtvtfiiccefs they are now at
their fire tides, and return to their former
occupation:. The column which furrenrcr- ;
ed at this place was the belt co ppofed of-tl.'e
wiiolc divilion ; it w;-s formed of young men,,
the cldclt of whom,c-.ccpting deferters, was
not more than 2j. AU the chiefs have fur- .
rendered, at different pl.ccs, and appear to
be lincerc, in their p-olel!:on3 , there Itill,
however, remains the column ofFrotet,. 011
thclidc of Vire ; but they are difpofed to
unite and ftlrrcndcr in abocb. The Gere--.'
ral who ccnmandi in thediltVitlcf Xvinthcs
hai, in order to facil.tatc the accoirpl:JViir.er.t
of this object, withdrawn at their requcl't ths
j olt of I3rccy..
Tranquility is'rcorcd to. 114 city- . Pil
lage has ceafeJ. It inuft be allowed that i:
is almoft a miracle, for the government vci c
On' the point of feeing a part of thofc men,
whofe duty it is to fupprefsiecit'onjc5 the'
infurpents. Will pfoplc be 'tcr.vinccd .it
length that therecanbe.no adequate lrntt .
ty for pro crtyln a great town Lkc ihi the
centre of all the feclions, and cf every fprcici
offcJuelion, until its defence, arlealiin part,'
IballLc cntrurted tothofe who are it i ll in-
tercfltJin fecurin;'it againflall attack' '
, , 1 he Directory hive- lent aw ay, a prt of
ijia troop that were llat.oned'ai the ntro-,
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