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I*l v> • rc. it .’ ■>'*■ -/’ ‘ I '< ‘ *iht” And fvcn* ‘:;r.Hr J v vpch, * * , > } -itec prut rdtr.fi i>e City oj jM? t T OV.D/M'v (), V* the VT -’ r > > a A Ai' : *m :i oi *hc ‘ *y of j r A i; . i! . ■. ); ‘) ar.tl ui nw< j U* - . 0 i ‘ hv t> -• w -.:hu: . v < f lac la.ne, f.lut ■ fro.J*: i r* : • r tha lirii •*/ r ‘ i'/co i.Vr, a WATCH. n*.i• I !*•.* e . iMifhwU within thin i ity,’ < >.. ; ift irr of .1 . li - cti it *id tnt, ami jiit*** M TV a dm< i, to i • fiHMy'l f-’t the t'-rm. of twe’ve from i:*: above dut*. ‘J he £u ] rir**ru! r to l)-’ uirued with # fwor.i or l • -* ; .■! a ! nic < i j-’ft’ •!*, at id i ch of the \V .>•;?: ocn wUI: a jfuod and hayotv t ; D'i ill:*.;. alio ; i In: provoi * l itll a IvLltlf, ft,-, il t* } t.nv,A- of j(iv'ti 1 .,’ an alaim v.).-. :i ncc < and y* ii .. it iiidi) >e toe ii*ty ot u.; £>uprr 't'-ih.r eve* y night to m,• * of the Warrh r : ilie loiiowing •r , r.\nr>\ t! *i * > fay: }[ ♦Sail p! f on* oi t;.f i: id VV r timcn in c . hos tire? W\rtU of this i.* ,<• I > ity , A K'hett . :ird , which ft rail hat 1 v/atch *imto l> ; ir. i C>J6n * C_ou!i \>u V* urds f!irA’ also 1 • hut or Vatcluruin in th- two v cS; oiid h fna 1 idfo jdittf sh; • wairh : aon il. wharves b* low toe bluff, diftrib i .a/ :b :.i in fucdi n 1 .tuner, rry ui! >rd tae i*mit p*ner-*l j>i*ti Alioa ;at l th” -Jirnen <* ‘•?! i)t* so regal,,:* and . *-ot to L.* r I.• **l evt-ry rr lit in the 1 ;itvj ward, hot Iliad k , watch in the dilVtfenr W9rd and \ iucej aa alu.elaid, alternately & in r * itimi. oJ.Ai; ob r. i:• i iii r a Oa*ajn rr h y th • au'l.i.rity ‘: *• if it M.all be the tlury ‘A t’lts SajuriiiU. 1 ’ ‘ to vj jj• , tii.‘i. r cnit v, t\\ a lea.) .1 the tonra.* or every tii/ht, :■ tl ho iha 1 nn-h a repotf in >v:i?:ng to iitw* Mayor every ierting i-'itii th f! :oon a.ul rufiduol of every man . i<V\ in do , (if of the night, and ulfo the #, .-Mr .eta of th,.* h.n.e. And the i til -,varrlu *n (and yattol a')vi wala through t.ic ) -iiivcr wji'! dill r>l. • a .jyned Lo them ■ < anno jJi > nij'bt, an 1 whilil on duty, lhall be i car**f 1 iffitl vi/dittVt in keepir g pea.e < rd. r within the f.ii 1 city, wild iliall ule their b. i’ < :v|e .vorti t<* prevent i<’ >, roboc.i*% nmr c’ • ,i id *b : ’p.vp-i 1 tiil'ire’er-. ,ani to that end t! ey lh.*d a* all tim i when called c 1 a.’ !;:ig *nd ufihhng to the M.ndltratt3 tiiu city, and p.irj ularly attentive to any .*! n\, i. t.'.ey may i *'v Jinnt ta... lo Jiiiii', iefp*-ct'.. 1 the pattna* nl tlndr duty. and, Av n n i■ iii k i'ii <■ QrJiA r.va by t’ • unii■ <>Mty aiorel; 0, th it it Hia.ll h<* the and? of 1 1 i*f I ‘.i Iv. At he. n, >1 they ai e berc j'\ Vj •’r .; to a.pniehend "* Vv pi fin; c 10.-jg hi :!,:y riot Or lire < h l the peai.n, : .il t r i y’ in i j > non cr p ii*• • - h * . . the f ipfiiv o', vv!, i I'v ‘1 e.jrnire *u , t!j,.* u.il'tf r r f.idi appplnM one- *: ‘, and if lie jh* 1 lu. h ft. caui therei n*, ! • lli.-.lf c.minii: i hbi roi , , . -.no il twe; *h v 1* im t erred, lii. J’ sa he reotdar inform a: ion th -of o iiie M y ct or • v >’ the* Al.li iinei:, to that th,.* oflen \ vor o.ier* tors nuy be dealt with n.s ;!ie lav/ t.*l■:tv ii fi . ! lo ! :lit? i!aiy of ,! • <aid a. ulehmen to r ( il - ill all mb lies oi *p;o agree s!>h,: to tie: j itiul la tv ; and in , . fc any J.luotto oi Mu! .i:oci, n*.*; rmy ro* . or py i'/iloti oi c dor ilia;! oc* louna i.ur o* lii ,!ier or i.hi it owucr’s or rnployt: i Imuits <r * • lo j s, after drum-be it, wob mt :iil Oiun 11. lett, c r i >nu‘ white j.erfon with him, In*/ or thrill, t. y may :id Inall lie apprehended by the said “V ./In -ii i*r any of them, and eomniitttd to <'. i’ ;oid t. -e h.* detained until tbo Cioalcru i*e re ( no I , ho, 1 •/ or then’ owners or eni \ *yei-. P vid*\l t.mt iif •i be tin* duty of t ‘:, **l bit l , rto give noriee oi the .need a a! coufiiio.mci.t * i Jud /l n ; to his owner, il }:/ 1 inb - ill’ file* /It v, W t A'Clty lour hoUis .i ter the conmiiim- nt oi t‘ * i*vt*. ■* lil ■VN ’> ■ I 1 KU HTI: /. oRn KINI l) By the • *l./!. .doiol'.. .1, that ii any p. rijii or ; ill inh ~l- le, h : i!ov or i:i aj;y way . • un.i.iio* ■•*yotiio, r.uka, or intenunt tiieiu p**iintepdain any of the Watchmen in the v*\'f’t’tioti of ti.cir duty, < very iiu i perioii or 1 j> ilons Hull u.m> i t'.n*iel.iMi thereof before I *.*oiinch', pay a i:. not eveecding thirty dol -1 u,ul . I• mi'k! over tn peace ior iuch tin- C ,a:i i! m a nd , , and the said lu )cr i on .mt \ -! \\ . chmon, or at y oi them, &•. 11. r ,by .uule . . ■ ,‘mjiurttr ..1 in cai* < 1 Uc- - .1. lit . ui 1 tit. aid a* and .ii . is, onl ny v oi cirsao ; and al2 and Wv -y f -Jt” . .• p n iuitng nr ne^floding 1 h ..id ala uduiKv vvho i required, i lpa a m*.v n e: coding tin dollars, A-iih v -)• n.ng. s,to bo recovered before Coun cil. .*ih. And bk it lUHi ufR ohdaiked by the uuilmrity , f.’iiviii'il, ti..i if any us M’itd min utti'. - h*vi:t<r in iji any wliir i>, Irm p. rioii nr pt ilm., us culur, i ri . - ;; i.'t'., flavo or in iho . srru-ioji m tii. uit.i l thi-or .n'y l iner Orilinai:: . Dull be touvi.;.>a bil'i.r.” coujsit o it iviij.r briL ‘ l.ii .lio ratip,; ..ny Inrli p.. Jim or p.i ■ ’ lie or tl‘.e\ i'l.ii tie unoit in a ium ,uit . -emu; .me m a:li jvv, anu lie ililiniiioil iroui tile i*rv:. fit!.. n D ,-.r ,r ri'KTurK oiuminjid liy ilie • ...■ ty ator. !4>l, that the l.iif uip.Tin t Uot uu.t f.uiirt’ ih. :.. ,1 W'a.n iurim so to |.a - .':t i.‘, ‘I .f ill enter into btnui v- nil furh le. t srity and jv .Ity a* couiuit n’.iy regulate, . a iaitio m t Ijr the j.erJorni,i:icit i! ill the da t. reijiliiv.i iiy tin. Ortltiiance, and f>r com {’ •* -vith all ii ii tuVs and orJ.rs, as coun ... ma.i time totunc tddi::.;i 1.. j the re* •mill ..I oi liul fvijn..inter.f.ut and Uatih ! I ’ m del mil .1 prri.n:in:nj the duties rf<l.r. I tv* t'.’-s Oi-lilro ce, or ot Cos: inlhinv V l.ii ■ 11. !i ral. * asmay lien i.-ei h. eilaiiln .and, stic I. I iu,v inre.tdant .n.d u i, e the said V aiitime i It. ill “p,m c. J. i’ i ..1.. .!. 1 1 i 1 OJf a lui 1 e..i e .\ec.ii.. ~on i lodnths pay an ! oednmi.’.r h ;.oiu ti.e h.u.! i ut th ■ . re. toil el Coutil i. till in 1. ia ■ : OMlt'Mu hy fo* autl- ■: ‘ty atol'i.fai ti. ‘ th- Uyu le.temia. i Jhaii a all met! 1.. Jo yor n-m 1 , vaj.i hh- moail ‘y, end . h : th-.*-i t U', -.imea fii.dl he . -.led .hirty dollar* pt-i mons’i, j-ay abie iitnntldy. iN t .)’/Ne I! . Sw i\ \i,v ‘!\ November Is-’ ttf. “'"I J,. S. t JOHN V. NOEL, t Mat**, ■uuk, JOB. T. nOLI.ES, c. c. An Ordinance, To <im *../ ait Ordinance cx: J “ jin o'ii.-tutii-f, to r a ,‘nu ! jor tie tub f„j „t .1 V/atch hi li'iy if S,j vei fai/r.i ,ut jti iaj oj jffrii i “ ‘I •|> I t* OflP VlNt P, S’ tVe V ‘ r and ALL ■i -x , f the C:t of Mv . ih, in Ooiai, L'd,-*•.: i*hi _> -*J’ ■ -'■t.'iise • ay w ,r .■ if hat Jo movh <>J (i... nr,'.'. ci th- • ‘ “ l ^ : na-.n-e .-.; vs, . - t,l 1... W 1 * fcov.f* from , ,-..tu-J so m utc h there. t * iii'jsx ?i,; ;:s ;■ ■■* ■ ‘S'"-o lIi.UU >•• —*l* i ult -’-l ■■■’ j, a! L I Avo fit ;t rrP.Tnu ORD/fern, 2/ the if/ *i'ty sfor.-Uid, ’i'liat the f0110v.,. tax fnall b-levied and coHefti lin lilte manner as /; direst .-d by the alorefani Ordinance for the •vyitiy; aid of the tax thereby im- I j-ofed, to .On nil lnufe, Ui-ildir-tr-, l*ot nd V” arv.f aw.- ! bv pttrlbt.s r ftdi.igo t: ->f the limits of thi* itate, as Well uiiiinpboved *. *n.rrnve( , thirty fu*cn a-i l a., hdf . ■ 5 I*. feaTV hundred dollars value tb inf, tj be i paid by thf Owner thereof, hi, or attor ney. (Jn a 1 ! goo !., a-?d Merthindixe, 11 tit the produce of tli ‘fa*-a, winch ih /'.l her.-. tr o rbe lolcl f.ll c<mninmon by any j- rluti rcii*iiug ’ withhi the link* of this city, (ex •'jpt fuel) gs ...la j 1 r../r<:!i.i:’ “.z ii iliall be fI at pub .. At. the Cam < f iifty cent <-n •■/:ry 1 Mu'red bl!.*.rc value of the invoice* j i*;c ’ there of, to ‘• njil ]>y t?i* per foil ielliipy t'-• ianiT: ud it di.fil he th** duty of every commiflion ; nidrchuiit, or other j* *rhm felling goods or ,n* :f-;bmrlize o;: armoilf; a within the limits of this city, t > in he just and true returns tJ. jreofon oath t > the City ‘fb cafurer, on the ,ti e firfl l.i; January, and on the lirft day f Ma,y, in every year ai: rtho puffing of thi*> Ori!;..* .c •; and he <,v they i’tail .t the time of n:.iking fnch returns,pay into ti-* treifury ut tin . i;y, t!.<: amount ot tax t.o which the laid goods ..r.w mr.ii.i. *li/e ih all be full] ct by vir- j : tuc of lint, Ordiu.iiice . ‘aii i i.i default of nia- | king f;:ch . e-turn, it dull a.i l may be lawful j h r the Cbty ‘i r'*;u.;n r wirhin twenty days 1 , tberc-afv r, Iron the b 11 i:-formation which ho c ii obr in.toal’ u tJie value cf all goods and ; - inerr h.uidi/ :\vl;i/h may hove been fold as a forefaid, by every i li perfoiJ i** and. & oh, • 1 a warrant of di.n -:fs for tins amount oi lay con form:! My to fa ; d uii -kmeut, fha’l fortii wi;h,be ilfued by the ‘l’reafurer, dire Clea to the city ; Marika!, again ft the goads and chatties e : very lut ;j :ef;ulter, an I ;-M< tin an idn ttle, oi ev/i y p/i* > who ih.-'l nuke a r rti, bur sh-ill n gl.cil to pay the amount of hi S her or tlieir ..s at die time oi rui! . / in: . ret or * ; and tiiat i ich oil. r jro t cetlu-;;", thali be h*d thereou as are (ijreCied .by ri’.e sixth lection of the before rede-d Oiu;* ,nance. 1 And be ir ivu ruix oxdainis, By the author i*y a. 4 o:u’ .. i, ‘iliataiax oi ti ity / Rt*. jbu.lhe levied r.rnl pai lon every h udred Col lar- vii ; die i vote** pike oi ai! goo4b*nd ir-eitlia ,-.i v! .Jn hall be v- posed to Ui within iiniitfc >i ii> city by any noure&- i!u . . ii thi.t any no?i-iM(len. wno ikill ex p>i r fj iaie -ay yu’- ’ or uu-r liana*#/ in this city, fl'. ii iah; - .i iivil, ( w i?iin fevtii day# all- i* i ..ui. l / tin.* td'ae, make return on oath and giv • ii * .rh/ (.:he Trufurcr oi the City r . i laid tvo. within three months rlua -* r r; and i.i rale .ny such na-refident I’. .;i m< i ’ iii ic.ufe t< nuke a return as a ! - * ii .il be the duty (d’ the city 1 rta fiirC'i 1 1 a*H i> tiie value oi the said goods ac~ i/i ii Im ft of inb iniormatii.n, a: and ft; !i 431iici* p n eedingi mail take place for fe cur :ig and compelling the payment of the i iid i.-.K piovhi -a iu aiid by this Ordinance h colnAMig the tax of defaulting commiiiion merchants. And ui it ruRTm ordained, By the auJi >; ity ator laid, That every male white ii> J jitaru oi il.s city, above the ape of twenty one year#, who m y not otherwil’e be fubjed ro payment ot atuv,ijaai to five dollars by | Mrtue of ih. afori-Juid Ordinance, f.all pay a tv* u* two dollars, any thing in the said Ordi uance to die contrary hereof, not wit lift a ruling. Ais i l a ii ru a ill n< ok:* AtN to, By the authority aiorvlaid, ‘1 hat the aiTeffmcut which j ji.i been made and returned by virtue ol *• \n Ordinance to raise u land for the fuj \ mt of !a V.'atch in tlie City oi Savannah,” pxiied the ; fi*v nth of Apil, 4JU4* rhonf.Jii.l • ight hundn*-i aid fix, full be lev lied uu correcu and in the minner | and by the perfous herein after point ed oat—t* at *to lay a committee coniis riiig >f thiec aldermen to, be appointed ior 0-‘,h th-rpe, 1* t’lklin, Iftberty and I Inert Wa da; a comuuttwC of three Aldermen i r Ue/ke/, lieathcore aud It trby Wards; and a lomuiittte oi dir/e Aldei nen I t Warren, W aihington, Crecr.c *)d Columbia Wards— a:, cl tii.it it ili oi I !* dn y of the said com iuiltees to rwife the l*id ass i nuMit so made and returned,and to it value the property at>- i/fled io and for tlie wards to wL.ch they are refjM**-UV4 ly appoint* and. Am !■ x ir reirrrrt Thtt r. illal 1 be the duty <i the f.ud committees rce i etflivt ! .y, or anj two of'he Aldermen compo l.iy the fame, hi each o* the diitru'lsabove lpe - •. J ; and they are hereby anthoriled and rc qju ed, w nhni Uteeti days after rhe paffiiu; of tlii Ordiuaiice, to revdr the said aiVeiumcnt, tore-ahiis and re-vaiue all property witliin the laid Wards refpeiftivi}y, anil to m.slte re turns to the Clerk, of the corporation, certified -nd iigneJ by the said committees rrfpeClively, ora majority of them, which returns (hall ipe tiiy and enumerat e the property afftfftd, cleur ty and diftinCily, and Hiajl also contain find have -uinekv-l thereto the value I y them so as iilfed upon the I.d property. Aw > be ir oßntiNin, That ’ r*oii aa tlie f.ftd returns fha!! have been u.:de into the* clerk’s office, it ftiall he the du ty of the clerk so give public notice thereof by advertifeuieot in tw. oi th public Ga*ett* s within the city, and that any person or t>erlons wlio m y coidider him, her, or theml Ues ag gn red by aay valuation of ld, her or their property wliich may have been so made aDil i. turned, may c;:ter an appeal thereon in the v.i*.ik’s I'. ic/ a'illuii ten days after the pubiie.t .‘iuiiofiuch general notice, and tlie clerk (hall i* allowed for the entry oi each appeal, fi ry Cem>, to be paid by the appellant. And the t ry Council are Jurcby authoiized and requi . at the next rejailai meeting, alter the time luuittd for (Mitering appeals as aforefaivl il:al! Ji tve expired, to decide on such appeals, and al im, to decide on the vuluiuions i ■ made and ro j tame i, by adding to or deducing fro * any or I e .. r of tlun ; and that tin* laid adc[linents ml valuatioUji i-> ri tui ncd, \Mhu rv \ .fed, cor ivd/d and decided on by the City Council, iha:! bo final and co.i/lulive. Am* ir i : : “mi ord.uktn, Tliat a /: thei.tvl aftv'iine:.rs lhall have beta revi led, coneaedTlnd decided on in the manner horv n before directed, they dull he delivered so tlu City Trc.imrcr, whole duty it iliall be :n receive the taxes io ailedeii, and thn.ll be *l -s and as a conipi nfation ic*r the avMitionul i’er vice ofit'ruivinsf and payh'r the money to be levied anu railed by virtue ot tills and the be fore recited Ordinance, oue-mi a half per cen tum, out of the money lo to be railed. Asa ns i r Fiuiust obdainep, That witiiia thirty x'... v- aft, r a notification Hull hav • be,-i puolilhc 1 ‘ey the Treasurer, that the ,lfl\ . v - !i.,v been liid jcl with him, tile peli. t.A to t-xati.i i by ;!n< and the be fore reel: and Ordinance, lu .11 jiay the amount oi their Hit, ibn-urs rx ipediveiy to the “I're.iiU rer, uidio ‘.i.ulc oi pi} i lit \v lie pe riod 1 ait ■! as ai rt fui.t, esn h l 1 l every defiti ;ir:it ill ii lie pro, -dr,’, .ly.tuilf lor recovery oi ihrir n iperlivi tacts in xt.e manner p< im J out by tbe Ihth and l -\, -til i, -lions of toe “ Oidn, or- to i: fe a Sun.', for die. mpport , i a V ..tch ir. the C*ty of Navan hi,'’ pu.ie.i the ‘eve-itH of April. o>e ilnufuud eight iiUUtlcea ,'.tiJ .it. IN i Os SflL, S.av v- n.\u, i Nov. Isd r ~ “■*■{ ev-SFe, * L. S. t Kdih V. NOEL. —-w Mato*. j -A j r*r | 102. T. lICLLES, C. C. | Foreign i\ewu ! a .ll’C LIVED AT'CHAIIItJTO:;, PI.K THE Wi;I.ELF.i'., F1.0.'.: LIVERPOOL, AVIIItH MAKES Oil’. i'D.l'.l'iS DATES SI. . EKAL DAY., I.ATKII. I.ON'DOX GAZETTE, DoY\ ‘. INT.--. I HI- E l, Sopt. 25, 1800. Till, Ki-iR !'■ s !. -cn pleased tocr.ise it tv lie nullified, by the Higbt II; a. Lord A i-;e /.in’ Ho-.vick, l.is M-.jcsly’s I’rin-ipal S cretai y of State for Foreign AflVos, lo the ?*lii.! .'.ers of friendly and no'.itr:-.! Powerim■/:■’!--nt r.t hi-> Court, that Lis Majesty liating been pleased, on the 16th of Sir- last, to direct that tin- ncecssarv measures should he taken for the blockade of the coast, rivers and ports, from the Ri\ r Fil/e to the port of ‘s:< st, both inchtsm ; his Maj< y is now pleased to declare, that so rp.v.ch of sucii blockade as extended from the River I.lb- io the River lams, both in-* | elusive, is for the present discontinued ; land that front the date hereof, the navi gation of the coast, livers and ports, ■!roiu the River ]'.!!)C to the River Imiis, i both inclusive, is as free as if such block* aiie had not taken place. Admiralty-Office, Oet. 4. 18(V6. tCopy of a Letter fro//) fir Charles Cotton, 15art. 1 V. e-Admiral of the Ked, to Vfm. MarTd-.-n, Lltj. dated on hoard his Majelty’s fliip San J/def, offUfiiauc, Spt. so, isoa. {'.JR, 1 have, tlie honor to transmit vmi, ‘fortlic infotmutian of the Lords (Jo;e missi* nert, of the Admiralty, a copy of a letter 1 have just received from 1? ar ’ Admiral Sir Thotnas Louis, iieonmiE; me ui the capture of the French frigate L Htc/Mk;;it, by the ships of the sf[uad roii. I iiare the honor to lx-, kc. (Sijrncd) CHARLES COTTON. Canopus, at Sea, Sent. 29, L OG. Sin—l have toitifonn you with r.iy falling in with the French frigate Le Fi'esident, of I* guns, 3.30 men, com manded by Monsieur Gallier Luhmsse, on tlie 27th inst. in lat 47 deg. 17 min. N. long. 6 deg. 52 inin. \V. and after a chime of 17 hours, she struck to his Ma jesty's squadron unde r rny commmd. j i he President is one of the frigates that 1 sailed from Fiance, with the Rcguius, Syliille and Survciiiante corvette : sepa rated in a g..lc of wind on t'n . 20 h Au ! gust, in hit. 22 deg. 26 min. N. and long. 55 deg. \V. 1 lv.v. the honor to lie. kc. (Signed) ULEMAS I.'*clS. Sir Charles Cotton, Dart. hx. Copy of another Letter from Sir Charles Cot ton, Hart. Vic • a miral of the Keel, to U. Mur (Jen, hlq. dated on beard ins M.,je fly's hop San Joicl, ol Uihar.t, SOlli Senteadter, . ( 1806. Stit—l have (lie honor to transmit you, for the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, a ict- Lr I have just received from Sir Samu el lleiod, k. i). informing me of tire • capture of tour Irene h frigates, by titc ships ot the squadron under his orders ; and i am sorry to add, that Sir Samuel 1! jod has lost his right tutu. 1 have the honour to be, ico. Charles Cotto*. j Centiur, at Sea, 26th Sept. 1806; Sin—Yesterday morning, about otic o clock, I had the good fortune of falling in with a squadron ot the enemy, stuml ing to the westward ;the squadron under my orders being then on the iarbord tack, .-'• cu lling in tor Cliatteron Light-house, six or seven leagues from us, the Re venge to windward and the Monarch to 1 leeward, on the look out; the latter ship fust making the signal tor an enemy, when 1 soon discovered seven sail to lee ward of in; and considering them, in pail, line of battle ships, the signal was made to form die line, anti shortly a her 1 observed them bcaringnip, making ail sail, and running S. h. \V. The signal was instantly made for a general ctusc, and the Monarch, from her position and good sailing, was enabled to keep within gun-shot, a mile and a half, or liute more ancad of the Centaur, and the Mars on sta board bow. At day light we made them out five large French frigates, and two corvettes, one of which bearing a broad pendant; at tire the Monarch fired a few chase shots ; and at six the weath ermost frigate hauled more to the west ward. in pursuit of which 1 dispatched the Mars; and one frigate with the two corvettes, edged away to the south-east ; the remaining three frigates keeping in close order, indicating the intention of supporting each other. At a quarter past 10 die Monarch opened her star board gun on the enemy, when a heavy cannonading commenced, and by the enemy's management of a running fight, they succeeded in some measure, in crippling the Monarch's sails and rig ;Vuig before the Centaur could gt t up. Vi eleven, we got in f.ur range with two and opened our lire from the larboard guns, whilst the Monarch kept engaging tnc third ship, and about noon one of the. two frigates struck, as did the one op posetl to the Monarch shortly after. It was just before this 1 received a se vere wound in my right arm. (since am putated. and doing well 1 ; >ope) which obliged me to leave the deck r tk, Mars P'Y\ ions to tins had succeeded in captu - tug her chr.se, and with her prize, hauled towards the Centaur, in chase pi, and firing at the I rent’) Ccnnn.ouore’s str >, •tutl at three as-;. ted in capturing her 1 hose chips iii the t eiuv made undob* : Uiuu resistance, but the i suit w;. ■. as mr.y well be suppos'd, &*’ended v.i.h .iv, n slaughter, being ctowdc.l with in-ops out ol Rochfort the e\ i liv ■ be fore. 1 cannot add too much praise to C \. Lee, of the Monaivh. Lr his gafi.un and <>#kcr like conduct, bin. am sorry to find j ills loss has been rather sever . t lie swell | of the pr j\c..d;;g, ti Ernes, U;c ope ning of ti.e lower deck poits. Tof.V.piijti Lukin, of the .Mars, I fee! thatikf-il, for liis steady c. nduct and at ie:tu.-ii ? and I have also to cr prers r> srtisfacti >n at the er.de .. ors of C.ui; Tv>ylcs, King, Sir John Gore, and Lviase .ield, in getting up with the eaemv. a!- though they could not succeed. The Rcven: c. from !>eing well to windward, became couside: ably a stern altar bout - ing up. To Lieu*. Case, first of the Centaur, I have to add my anprobadon of his judi cious conduct before and after my K-'u - ing the deck, and I also fee! much pleas ed at the steady exertions of all mv of ficers, seamc n, and marines. i have the honor to be, Er, SAMUEL HOOD. I I lore follows a b. ’ ct kitlcc md woui.ocd—and a ..-.i oi I lencii sinps captuVed.j PARTS, Scpte nber 25. I i/e Momfcur dots not give any / - tailed account of the communications’ w’nich were made yesterday ;n the Con servative Senate; ‘it is believed, how ever, that his Imperial elajestv jjnfot-m ----*sd the -Senate of an h.tended marriaee between his Imperial Highness, Prince Jerome, and a Princess Royal of Wir teniberg. It is added, that in consc quence of his Majcs'Cs me ssage <- mining tins comnitmicaiiou, two letters from th • En-.perr r were read, one to the Prince Pritnate of the ConfcdcPt<kn and tin- Rhine, and the other to the King cf Bavaria, annou cini E.A hat'in of some court intrigue.:-, ihe Emperor s ill hoped to preserve peace with Rus sia; but in cate that power could not ’ ■ , ‘ I answer to the demand for explanation which bad been made, his Imperial and Royal Ma jesty v. i-s ready to enter into Gennuny at the head ot three hundred thousand men. J lie conservative Senate hold an other sitting this day. LONDON, September 30. We have received French and Dutch paper.-, to the 26th inst. confirming tfic intelligence of the departure of Bona i'Ahte and Tai.lf.yhani> from Paris ; and communicating various other im portant partic: a: s. 1 he Monitcur states the departure of Bonava RTE, in the following brief pa ragraph ; “ PAt! is, September 26. “ Their Imperial and Royal Majes ties set. out from St. Cloud, i-i the night between (\ ednesday and Thursdav. I'he Emperor, it is supposed, proceeds towards Mavencc.” It was understood at Paris,that Tai.- leviiand left I hat city on Frid-.y, to fol low liis master ; at least it was not doubted that he would soon join him, and it is equally certain that Bonaparte K gone to put himself at the head of the army. From the whole tenor of the in telligence contained by these papers, **ai‘ between France and Prussia appears incvitalil \ it is impossible to contem plate the approaching struggle, without the livcli >st appro he nsi n. The l'u; h troops in Gormanv, probably amount to J2:j,000 men, consisting ol tight aepa- Rate corps, amounting to about 15,000 J each. ‘1 his army may be brought to ] hear upon Prussia, before, the latter can j receive any aid from Russia. The ■ Prussian troops, however, on the fvbn j tiers ol Saxon v, where the first blow J would probably be struck, are estimated jat 100,000 men, and the Hessi.m and I Saxon auxiliaries at 50.000 men. The j Mooiteur contains articles from Casscl die Idtli, and Uiesden of the 11th, I accusing Prussia Os an attempt to usurp | over Hesse and Saxony, a sovereignly i more, overbearing than was ever claim* j eder exercised by the Emperor ol Ger ; many, as head of the Germanic Rode. 1 he Paris editors, per!taps, expect that : the intrigues of Bonaparte will be able to detach these powers from Pmris, as bavaria was, in the late war, detached from Austria, but there is no danger of r,ny such defection. The Prussian troops Ivavc, in fact, taken possession of Sv.xg : ny. jhr whole of ihe Saxon at i. , , o:i foot, has joined them. The Hessian troops, to the number of 25,000 men, have likewise joined the Prussians; j OCTOHER and. It was reported yesterday that the harlot I.AUo.id.de had appntd for his passports, witii intent to ieavc lkais; :, ut tlia 1 - they were refused by the ii eiu h govenum lit. It ; pj. ars indeed strange ! that hi, Lordship should voluntarily re main in that citv after Bonmaitd and 1 l alley rand hail left it . But not k.iow j ing the actual state of the negotiation, , “ hat arrangement may have been made with the French Commissioners v-iio : correspond directly with the Karl of 1 JLatnJcrdalo, or the extent of their rov ers, we arc rot competent to say now tar liis Lordship owes it to his own di. - uitv to lem e lkn is. ,” his dignity v..-r ■ compromised by the ueb.v, it would, ro doubt, be evidence that his star was not ( voluntary ; but cn toe other hand, ; may have been thought conducive to our 1 interest, to protract the negorration un til tnc policy ul Prussia li&ii taken a de [ chive turn.. ; -\u ijc li;h Cut ter parsed throve h ’ Dresden cn the 1-nh Sent, cn his v y to .ontioii f vt<n \ ictria, . aid to be i*v nearer c! ch: patches from tlie lingli-n 1 Ainhns'-ailor the: •, containing an ac i coir.it firthi r success of the Eng i iish in Crdr.briu. I reiu-b tos sri : i continue to march • thtxnt;v lit” >i uuan St.ue. tow; is C„- ! lahria. v . ere :!v • .ntest is dost tried a cxcciaiwiy obshnato b ihlv. On jbo nestrm c<>-• •of tho >;<.?/■-. :b -n r-en tn- tilt', i rencr. aiv t-’-pj.G v.. cui attempts by t:* liavo ac cording!y fv:u; : acoitncx from Capua to Sale;-. .to oppose the i. A vt-rv • Pra ■ r. t B prevailsiatbh c „ .• - •/.” tract of mu! :*. j.y con: try. OcTtbi-.H 3. The HuniGirgh mail due or-'A"-..cr,re lay, arrived gt a line h- ur last uight, at.h letters and papers io the 27t. tut. aruioon ing .he iiapurlai.t h.ielhger/ce •of fne d,.‘pa turc ot the Ling .n Pi us fror.A Berlin, to put himself at the head of lE* amiv ; and that the French Minister at Bcriiu, M. La Forest, ha ! dem.mdeJ his .ortsd’ Ili*> Majesty •*;H out on the -uii for Potcdam, and < n the 22,1 pre , i d-j-1 to Mavd-,-!>urg. on Jus ay to lic.-d'-q-. a- u-i s at Naueaburgb. He w.-.s . (.a.;):.;.i,-d by die Queen, who was to rum. in f.vo da s at t.l.e latter place, aid then ret:::;, to Berlin. The latest accounts from that city, is dated the 2 3d, and rates, that the 1 tench am bassador, in : n/.v-j-v to liis demand of pt -tpot •.. w:.:, informed, that he should re- eive tiicm, van ilu*'Prussian unni‘.- . a; at Paris. Gem i :>1 Ji;ic! le:;c. ifo had received his. This ca Ecu, on the putt of the IV . .... l. Ctil.in .’ is ,vtli van Min ed by ill*- eiuiractr.r of .dona: ■•urte. liis contempt of the law of nativtis, and re peated vim. don ■ I'ihe vn of :-n,b.;ssa . i tk( fcyes of p©s , i_., io *..Li-!i he lived. We : rlto, in ti. r Ilarulurgh p r.ers, dc cisiC.-} p.t-> of the determination of Rticso not to he an idle spectator of the quc..-\I !.efv ;. n i rut e and Prussia. • . 11 : o Ru: si It trt ops are c - am;’ -!• Ai:'U".-/inf-, are collecting 4j,r their n .’ ;,t (Vas'i.RW, and every other piejn-Aatiou ii made, necessary for an army cate:: - .,, uj <n a cumpt ign. The dipartue of the King of Sweden for tom’.;;, it dated an apprehension, that he had v, id-drawn from the common cause ; but a i.vttqr from Elsincur, of the 2 ,-> th, states, tl at his Majesty would pro bably return to Pwr.cmiht, in a fort night. ‘J he kv. -jui-b arn y lemaias in Pomerania, and the Duchy of Lauen hurgh, and we are eonfident th* this gallant Prince, v. ill persevere in the ge ■ croi-s policy which has hitherto guided l.is actions. The F.lecfor of Hesse* hov.c-veii according to report, has de claw ! him sen neuiral ; 1 1 .; tl;r, *s said to have been cone vithtl.c consent of Prussr.-. in consult. aliun of his w eakness. Bonaparte, aware of tlie danger with which licit threatened, has taken tlie necessary lhrustires tor the orgaiiiza ion <*l the contingents of his new vassals in the nei.ghborhood ot the- Rhine ; and tiro Duke o’T.Jcves ai.d Berg, (M.,rat) is ■-‘-Iready cmplt>ycd in for'.. ,utliug his \ lews in tills respect. WASHINGTON CITV, Nov. Ik V. e have the satisfaction of inform ing our renders that in consequent e. ol isu uctions Ironi tla: Court of Madrid, Col. HOWARD, acting acl-intc: inr-as Coventor of lb.n;:ac<;ia, in the absence: ol Governor Foil., has ordered the Span ish Officers on the Melville, to f ern.it American vessels to navigate that stream, v. til.out being charged with other duties than such as are chargea ble on Spanish vessels, navigating tho Zvfis'sisippi. AARON BURR. Rumors of w hi; h Aaron Burr is made the vehicle, actually swarm around us, many ol then of such a complexion tnat it might ue criminal cither to treat them with indifference or to receive them as absolutely tine. Under such circumstances i„ is our duty to regard them. They will inculcate vigilance and the propriety of a state of prepara tion lor any events vhich may occur.— Let it not be imagined that we have any doubts of the virtue and patriotism oi” the Western Stales, or apprehensions ol any machinations to separate them, from tlie Lilian. Outlie contrary, we> 1 i-Ueve their afic’ tion to the Union and j tt.e administration unbounded. Not ; wu‘ standing ti. re may be men among | them alio are deluded bv their ambi -1 fcous vit v.s, and who may form the moat unpromising protects. ’ It is cilh'incd as an unequivocal fact, dial a contract has been entered into wit.ii C ‘.li.lort i yler tor lurnishir.g, on ‘a. w ‘t. :s ol the Ohio, about the begin* . mr.g ot Octolier, provision to the amount o! J 5 40,0,to at the HIGHEST MARKET j i kic its. Thii'; veur !>;:d by creditable n n, . i r . mation l.cn.tho e who have seen the (oi.tract, i he tact ;s likewise corro borated by several ju rruns to whom cf ft-rs of purchase wc’c made, but who declined entire ly i>m the mvstet icus appearance of I. business. ft is affirmed as ucc’cniablc,, that du riug the I,.s’ aii ■ . ~r. Bi^; 1 oifered loral I at< haci u nwb i th® h'-’-U-r t ejected; in consequence of which the latter gent)env.‘.n, at an entertain ment at which Lir. Burr was present, g vc a toast this cutset—-MAY Til:', AF P,!■'. \> jTHLRKD, AKlt “‘ifi• IiFAI) 1 ‘ARALIZF.D, THAT SHALL ATTEMPT OR MF.DI FATE A SEPARATION OF THE S'FATF.S.” SBLRIFF’s NALbS. tb” :.rtl i not:;ay tr, *;-rcyt- # arsLy C ..irt-honnt hi the cn of Sa. yann-jh, WILL BE kOLi), ?.r be i; i; t roars. Four in.-roes, VI/. : vj, j. . 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