The Quebec gazette = La gazette de Québec, 10 juillet 1800, Cahier 1

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\u20ac resp ured Americans with one detained, and 135 {ail of velfels, duffere ent defcriptions, laden with varjous kinds of meschandize.1.7 11 LL (Signes) 1 11-00 \"H.PARKER, 1 | oo ApmyrarTy-Oerice, Mey g,.1800.~~ ___ Extes@ of a Wter fram Fébn Thomas, Duckworth, Efg.Rear.Admiral of the White, to Lvan Nepean, Lfq.dated on board His Majefly\u2019s pip Leviathan, at Gibraltar, the 31th ullime.f | On the sth inft.in the aiternoon, K difcoyered twclve fail from the malt- head, bat as the clole of day could alcertain no more than that thrge or four were men or war; 1 therefore attempted to anticipae their manœuvres, that I might fall in with them the next/morning, and at three.o'clock we * crofled on one, which the Emerald basrded ; from her 1 learnt that the had failed the 3d inft.with chisteen fail, under couvoy-of three -frigates\u2014=at day.break we could oaly fea 8 brig, which was fo nigh apd the weather ins ~ ¢lined to be calm, that 1 fent the boats of she Leviathan and Emerald «una, rmy Second Lieutenant, Gregory, 1q capture her, and after a (maré e ~~.tn I n \u2018men, end bound.to Lima ; by this, iime we faw three fail, call, weft, and Fa in coniequence, the Swiltfuje being much to leeward, J made her fignai to chafe fcuth,: the Emerald alt, and (tdod weltward in the Levia- .thans.with avery light wr, when, at hoon, the Emerald made the fignal for fix fail in the N.E.this induced me to fland dire@ly so the ealward, \u2014 \u2014 and at the clufe of day we (aw pine fil from the .mait head, it was then pearly calm, and continued fo §'l sleven o'clock, P.M, when a frefh _ ing them ; at midnight we obferved three Gil, and as we spproached them it \u201cat two o'clock I- plainly.faw two of therm wege frigates, {landing to - fh- N° N.W.and clole together; | therefore kept on a parraliel wich ____ the 5 and pronortioned my 1.) 10 Abeirs, that | might commence the attack | © pit ocfore day break becaule: J feared the, vetiels under their.convoy \u2018(which | judged muit be near).would, on our commencing à fire, feparate, and we m:gm loie them aui ;.at this time the Emerald beieg near, 1 hailed © and agqeanied capt.Waller with my intenticns.; At dawn «day 5 upon the two friga taken ua for part of-their convoy, and.upon hailing one ot them, (he di- bore do reÂiy endcavoured to make all poilible {ail, as did the other cloic apon her | bow, va which 1 dircfled a volley of rauisuetry to be fred, concluding th:y would itrike, but this not haviog the defired cfcèt, [ gave a yaw, an dffcharge d alt the guns before the gangway at her yards and malts, butit | .was not fuccefsful in bringing any ot them down ; at this time Caprain Waller very judicioufly (hak.up 19 the leeward one, and ia a few minutes \u201cwe fo dilavled taeir ails and rigging, that on my being in a pofition 10 have fired a broadfide into them both, they ftruck their colours: doing ~\u2014 this the Spanjarus kept up-a ftraggling fire, and I Mould not do juttice to \u201cXatheir Caztains were | to omit fayivg that from the moment of their dilcu=' \u2019 vering as to be enemies, they uied the greateft exertions to get off, and dif- played 8 gallantry in commencing an 3&ion with fuch a foperior force, 8s * might be truly termed temerity ; for | evidently could-have deitroyed them, : You will find by their return of killed 30d wounded, - they facrificed many dives.It was near half pa Bmerald\u2019s Ggnal to chale the third fail, which appeared to be the other frigate; but loon afierdiléovering feven more, and being doubtful whether the Emerald (whole copper is very, bad) would \u2018come vp with the frigate, À made her Ggnal to attack the con rin ; Officer-like manner executed, and before night bad pofieflion of four of the Jargeft: - As foon ae 1 had fecured the frigates and pat them in a late to make fail, which took near two hours, 1 gave chafe 10 the other frigate ; bet afier four hours the wind dying away, snd not appearing to gain on her fo as to ex {uccefs, 1 hauled towards the Emerpld, and 10, the afternoon, took a brig, ; It then becoming quite calm and continuing fo till after dark, HF law no more of the enemy ; and the nest day joiniag the Emerald, |.+ -wade for this port with the prizes, and arrived (ate with them ali the 10th - \"in tbe morning, when I found the Incendiary had arrived th: previous day with two\u2018of the flraglers, that fhe Ia this tranfaélion 1 troft their Lord®ips will believe, ahat-noth ng in my power was left-undonc to fecare the whole of a convoy fo important to Ce wr oo , +._ ob = t L ; A _ + eee \u201cpo .Mg a ER CGE GRIER TW NARS fe i AR GET.BP 1 = 0 OS VO\u201d 0 COQUE Cg PREY - ft five when they firack, and I direttly made the 5 bad fortunately picked upin louking for \u201c34, .Lobes -.le, Low oo oo! - .eo SE 0 SR SPSL E LT A = > -\u2014\u2014Frou-+nt Levnon Gazraeres: 1 TN ~ Dx Lx Gazette »e Lonbate toe 4-5 Je ce a ae TE Ce TL et eg Biagio 1 «i on ADMIRALTY-OrFi1CK, May 3, Boo.|.| LS \u201cBvatar D'AutrauTe, 3 Mey 1800, EE wate ww.Capy oF a htrer from Admiral Sir.Hyde Parker, Commander in Chief of His | - Copie d'une lettre de \u2018PAmital Hyde Parker; tomharident Cif des: a Bel i Mdjafly's Ships \u2018and befls st Jamaica, to Evan Nepean Lfg.dared in Navires et Vaiffeaix de fs MajeRé à la Jamaïque, à Bvan Nopean, Ecuiér,.A BEL Port Royal Harbour, the 30th Febraary, 1800.Li - | datée du Havre du Port Royal, \u2018de 20e.Février, 1800.0+11 251 1 fy ; ee Sam, + .ge 12 eme 2 _ te Le __ \u2019 LL 7 22 -Mors:£un, \u2018 : Las Te MON \u2018 ) ® , SET EF Ie PE : re F \u2018ef have-the benor to tranfmit yow herewith an sccount of armed velels- Fait Phonneur de vor : ; i} of forty minutes they fucceeded;.fhe mounted 14 guos, with 46 | ! i ; | tes, which \u20acvidently bod | | voy, which Captain Wallerin a very \u2014 | beaucoup facrifié.\u2014Il étoit-prés-de cing-Neures-et dernies lerfqu'e oues À - dura aiah juiqu'& la nait.je nésvia plus riegr de l'ennemi 3 et lc lends musp \u2018 + ; paranrer- ste sos Fab ; Berre | midi, 'PE.resatd denna le tignal de fix voilesiae N.Bo Je.mp.; Leyiatua.;.oues pourfuitimes flute eouric aves un: vomt-bige legen, lorfgay - .| 5 alors à porter droit: à PER, eed la bn du jour Divs.ap rçummes dé et ~ 7 | à deux heutes, ns, sncommengant une ation contre una force anéh (upéricore, feaux armés et navires marchands, capturds et détruite depuis -mon dernier: © tetour, par l\u2019efcadre de {an Majelé fous mon commandement, gee je vous : Le prie de voulcir bien\\communiquer à mes Lords Commiflaires de l\u2019Amiraus 5 A a \u2018 TW Je fers, Monfieur, &e .HL PARKER *.\u2014 LT.\u201cL'Hermiome, frégate \u201cElpagaéle, ei devaor-la-frégate-de-fi-Macté\u2014\u2014## l\u2019Hermione ; 4 navires,\u201d 4 brigantins.Q gueiettes, 2 polacres, ayang 4300 :.Lou race ét hommes à bord st portant arg.canons; & viflcasx Américains récapturés, |; pu et-135 Voiles de diferentes defcriptions, chargées c'divettés efpeces de 1 14 marchandes.Coo, 7 ASigné) 1.H-PARKER,: gil BVARAU D\u2019AMIRAUTE, 36.May, 1800s.1 i tb | ne lettre de Johà Thomas Duckworth, Ecuier, Contre- Amiral ; du Blanc; à Evan.Nepemmy Ecuier, datée du bard du vaiffiqeu: dela Mine _ jefté le Leviathan, Ad Gibraltar, le L3 du mois dernier, x Pt a A Le ç de ce mois dans l'après midisje découvris dause voiles da haut dé: mât.mais vers la fin du jour je n\u2019eb reconnus.que troisou Quatre pour vai.faux de guerre ; je tachai denc d'anticiper leur manmuvre, afin de me tgos, | - Vert avec eux le lendemain au matin, et à trois heures nous paflames devant - - un que I\u2019Emerald.accolts 3 j'appus de ce vailieau qu'il \u2018éteit parti le 3 de ce - \u2026 Mois, avec frcize: voiles lous convoi de trgis frégates.; A kh pointe du jour ,A0us ne vimts qu\u2019un brigantin, qui eon fi pres da mousy ed Items.denen | œ 2 Ve mant csime, que j'envoyai les chaloupes du Laviathan es de Pliverild; fous ** 741 mon fcéond Lieutenant Gregory, pour cv faire la-capure, gp ep lade VE.uflit après une cfcarmourchewiles vive qui dura 40 Minutes 4 or -bitimenty ar \u2018qui éroit Jeitiné pour.Lima, montait :4 Cangne et aypit.46 hoummes-à bord ; |- Ke 1 nous découvrimes \u2018enfoite trois voiles à l'ER, au Queit ct a midi 3.JE Swiftfurc fe (touvant beaiiconp fous le vent, je luk donnai le fignal de pdur- fie au lud, à l'Emetald dc palier à l'Eit, et je me-tins an Quail avec ile wf A Nr _ fa 4) Rt 4 ; 144 du haut des matured ; be vent ¢10it prefyec tombé, ok le.calmedurajufqu/ty ~~ \u2018EJ pre(qu'onzoheures, losiqu'ils'élevs une fraiche brifeide nu .pastie du-.Btd 4 CURE jé pris alors le nord dans l\u2019efpoir de.les rencontrer 4-à: reinuit.noun déco =! trois vailleaux, et comme nous appréchions vite, nous vimes clairement,\u2019 | :- utes, qu'il y avoit deox frégutes ; .clles Ki tanviens NN, 002 1 Cet près l\u2019une de -l'autre-;-je tias'donc use ligne parallelkg-evce les, otiprose = \u2014-\u2014 proportionnai' mes voiles aux leurs, an de pouvoir.commencer l'ausique.EE un peu avant la pointe\u2019 du jour, \u201cparceque je craignois que.les maitfesun \u2026_\u2026 \u2014Ef 1 fous leur convoi, que je jugeai éurs pres, ne le (Ejiaraflent du moment.que- Ff} nous commeacetions l'aétion, et que par kk hous- loa perdime: tois 3: Bx .FL E3 TE merald éwumt alors prés de nous, j\u2019sppellai le capit,: Waller, ot ldi engin 225 4-F aigosi mes intentions.PE wget ey en a APR +A 'aube du joiir je portai fur les deem fiégates; qui en apparéace noes 23 & 1 aveient pre.poor partic de leur convoi § mais en aysus /a one, elle 18.woe la força au voile, ainfi que l'autre qui la fuivoit de près et tar la quelle \u2018 j'ordunnai de\u2019 décharger anc- volée de mobiqueterie,.dans la perlustion elles amereroient; Ce qui n\u2019ayant eat l\u2019offes défiré, je donaui ordre puer fée decharger tous \u2018les canons l\u2019avant dans les Wergaes ot, metus - fes, Ce qui ne püton- plas les forcer à amaries: Ie chrtitaine-Waller alore | .avec beaucoup de jugement fi feu fur celle Qui étoit fubs'le vent es en pem de minates nuus mimes leurs voiles et manœuvres en fytnaavais états; qu'én tant placé de maniere à pouvoir leur lacher une, buadée.elles ameoeseint toutes deux-pavilion : durant ce tems jet.Efpagnols tinreñt dm fat détét oi à né, ci ce feroit mangue: de juitice à leurs capitnines §.ju.Wwaaquoia dq - dire que du moment qu'ils nous reconnurent pour ennemisy ils firent.tous YY leurs efforts pour fe uegager de vows, et montrercét une À grande bravous if rs, que l'on ta pu obrtainement pouruit avec vérité dire que c'était (émésiié ; icar, f'auro : des détruire.* Vous verrez par-le retour des tés) ct des rbâelfét.qu'ils ont \u201cnerent pavillon ÿ je donnai auiôt Je fignal.À d'Kmésald pour, prutiuivsa l\u2019autre vaiffeau, qui parut être l'autre tiegaie 3 mais en-ayantt bieniét aprés découvert fept autres, et doutant que l\u2019Emésald, dont le doublage en Cuivre elk tres mauvais, put joindre la fiégate, je lui donnai le fignal poer 4ttaquer le Couvoi 3 \u20acc q se le Capitaine Walier exécuta d'une manicse digne d'en Officier, Car avant la aurt 11 avoit pris pol flion des-qdatre plu.groe bâtis ments.\u2018 Dérque j'eus mis les Érégates en lureié, et:qu'ebles, fagens en état: .de taire voile, ce qui prit près de deux heures) je pourk-ivis l'aucee Frégains mais Après quatre heures, de marche lé vaut tombaét, rt ne gagnant print | afez (ur elle pour efgéres du fuccé:, je tirai vers I'Emeraid, ct dans l\u2019après mii pris On brigantin; le tems alors etant devenu tout à-eopp calines Fa au matin Ayant joint l'Emerald, je fis voile pour ce post avec, Jes priles, Où 73 *% Len re \u201cto the {paniards.The two captured frigates which» were : bound to Lima ith A j'asdivai à bon port Te 10au matin, et od je trouvai Pincendisire arrivée de la AN er, are complete] y ftored for {uch a voyage, and recently coppered.\u2019 Is veille avec deux pirates qu\u2019il avoit heureufement rencontrés en me cher.\u2018 en, the Archoifhop of Buenos Ayres wad À pale paileuger, {7 chante < un n hire! hh (c§d yon itt of the primes, withAheir Æ c® and dellination pe 1 AUS Je! wae at dans cette affaire, leurs Seigneuries voudront bien croire RME of fri es coprured by Me Legiathan and, Emigald, on ou lh tb 7 que rien\u2019n\u2019a été omis de ce dui dépanoir 8¢ moi.pour's\u2019affurer de tout un April, 1886.* py ihe _ convo fi important aux Efpagools.Res Hohx Bregates.captaréys.\u2018qui por.Carmen, don Fraquin Porcel Commander, commanding} sped; -{ - toient du vi argent à Lima, font ; completement \u20acquippées pour, le voyage of 36 guns, 340 men, and'ÿ;0 tons, from Cadiz, bound - et viennent d\u2019é être doublées en.cuivre.\\eyeape \u201cvole des 9 yres cioit _wuh, 1500.Jungs of sickbiver, fundries_of cards, and: four 24-pognd | pi flager a bord du Carmen.Je-vons plod sh uciidde des-prites: tree - guos ; ftored for ign (drvice, and vi&ualléd \u2018for four months, newly cop:° {4 leurs forces ei deflinations; # £ < ered ; Weight bPmecatH2- pownddrs paflerfger on board; El Senor Y1-: ph Don Pedro.Ypfconcio B-jarano Archbifhop of Buènes- Avres.\u2018 Floreniia, ; Due andel Norates, Commarider, of 236.guns, 314 men, and 9y0\";tons,'frém Chdiz, bound to.i ima, Laden with 1500 quintals of = quickfilver, fandcas of cards, with five 24-pound guns ¢ newly ered ang copper faitened ; palTenger, Don Jofcf Beleafino, Official Real.eturn à ThE Carmen, 1 officer angd;;t0 men, killed ; 3116 men wopnded, \u201c Fli:entid, 1 officer aud I men, 3 1fand 2d Captain with 10 men wounded, .T.,DUCKWORT H.\u201c *Kèfds captertd by vibe tondron under the command of Admiral Duckworth.; _@or'Spanith Mip.of:32 guns and 180 men, 1 ditto 14 guns and 70 men, ¥ do of 10 guns and 70 men, } de.of 8.guns aud 6 iwivels and ie 1.do.of 4 guns, and 35 uen, 1 fpanifh Brig of 14 guns, 6 men, one do of 18 - guns-aud.85 men, and-4 other yullels of-various delcriptions.from Spain, bound ve ose America, 1e NC 28 : ee 5 JT.DUCKWORTH.\u2014\" \";.tir - i ren Pe n AA\" From ibe Lofinow GazaTTe, Saturday, May 0._ nd wounded on board the tov: SpaniB frigates.= em ~ ~\u2014 fen with merchandize | Ru ; 4 ; { Retour des deux fregales capturées par le Leviatkan et I Emerald, le 7e Aol | 1800.Le Carmen; Don Fraquin Porcel, (commandant Pexpeditian) de 36 canons, 340 hommes et 950 tonneau,\u2019 parti de Cadix pour Lima, avec * 1500 quinteaux de vif argent, ploficars de- car¢ des et quatre canoms de Iq doublé en caivre; les cannans de douze livres-.paffager à bord, Eltener |} Yllufrrifimo Don Pedro Ynfcencio Rejarano,: Archevêgae de Buenos Ayres, \"La [iorentia, Don Manuel Norates, commandant, de 36 canons, 314 hommes et 950 Tonneaux, de Cadix, deitiné poor Lima, ayant à bord 1500 \u2018 Quintaux de vif argent, pluficurs de\u2019 cardes, avec cinq canous: de 24; Réal.: |r Retour des tués et ble fis 5 & bord des deus frés zates E fpagnoles; J charge pour le, Service étranger, \u2018et avitaillé pour quagre mois, nouvellement \u201cnouvellement doublée en cuivre ; ; paffager Don Jotef Balcafino, Oficial | Ut TO matetots tués\u201d ;s 10 hommes bicllés, F lorentia, I Officier sal matelots tués ; le 1er.et 2d.capitaine et ro mac ; telots bleflés, ; - - oo ~ J- T.DUCKWORTH.- A worth, mn Et oo a Downiwe Street, May io, 1806.A ifpirch, \u2018of which the following is an extrall, lias been - received this ,Jhis morning from the Honorable William Windhim, His Majefty\u2019s En.xtraor dinary \u2018and minilter Plenipotenttary \u2018at\u2019 Florence, by the Right | hE Lord Grenville, his.Mafeity\u2019 's principal Secretary of State for he.Foreign \u2018DÉpasumént.{ Hak Po 3 : fhe tate news: arrive thié morning from the vicinity of Geoog, iiates,.MB that Maflena, having been beat a fecond time at Valtri on the 18th intl, was obliged to Lake refuge with the remains of his army, within the walls nl me tan 3 _ Florence, April 29, 1800.a of Genoa; and that all the rong pofts and forts without the city were in thie hands of ithe combived powess, wader the command of Gen.\u2018Melirand: Adiairal Lord Keith: -* - 3 LL a OR To.0 ADMIRALTY Orrice, MAY 10, 1808, 7 ae we -Detters ve¢eived this morning from Lord y tion feveral impôrtant'advantagesgained the Aultrians ia the.vicinity of .Genoa; undetYhe\u2018walls of-whieh placé the French have:'been obli ed he concontrate \u2018their Force.Ip many.attacks the fire.\u2018of the - \u2018Engli ~ wat amployed with confiderabie effect.Cite \u201cThe meffenger repoits that he faw an Englifa ip.towing 2 captored Ca _ Dutch thip of the lihe (with a'lfrigate or floop) into Yarmouth Roads.= eh Aan Sil LrcHoun, Aprib 11.= tin | Tavelli Was béèn Weceived here,- that the William: Tell, the only tip of \u2018the Hue ee.French had left of 4he Flect-¢f the Nile, .bad been takea'by Admirat Nelfon: On'hoard of har fhip which-aitempted Ww: efcape from Maltz, worc-net-enly 341 the reafores of Malta, but alfo 8 nomber of pas triops; and fee sal patyins-who 'had contributed 10 the furrendes of the if- Keith; dated 23 ft.April, men- lard do the-Frerchi\" tom their-autemot to cledpe, § itis s foppoled.that the | - French\u2019 garriton'iston the eve of: capitularing.© La Rat 09 Maran, April 19.- Te e 3 24: * temrediwith Emuitack by a'éanfiderable force, retired in the night of the 16th : Actbrdihg 10° nébofitial à account,the French ner Thoreau being ea tæ/Octena 5» and Metrit Cons and Landlefbourg: are.againran pofleiion of QU Ve ow 2.che: An Ariovls.ewid .+The Aoftfians, itis- (id, have advanced on the fide of Aoliato Mount St.- Be: nard, end thc iti Rants of the \u2018adjacent country have.taken \u2018up arms.and jomsed theme obs RSA EE RI Vienna, April so.LORS ne According to: accounts recived here frok: General Melas, from Madonna di Savona,: Vareggio and Saffello, from the 1 1th to the 17th inftant he cont nues lis operations in the Riviera and againft Génoa.Every wbere the enemy waltes the moft obitinate refiftance, and in onc of the differexit engazs ments which\u2019 happened énsthe 11th, betweew Logareto and - Monte | Fatsto,!xheyrGiuld only be driver to flight by the unexagipled \u201cbravery.«of | our grebadiers, andrhe fki:ifub-manner in which they made nfe of the bay.\u2026 enct.À Chief of Brigade, léveral Stat Officers, and \u2018Go: privates, were made prifaners on this occation 5 'Moilena himlelf was in:danger of being taloens, and was faved with the greutelt difficulty by his troops.On the fame dav: Rield \u2018Marthal Elnitz was ateackéd on Moute St.\u2018Giacomo, by the ~ Feench General of Divifion, Souchet,z whom he requlfed, but not without _ confideratlo lofss: =.+ 6 \u201cu9%.Av the: (ame time, the:advanced fis of.Ficld Marfhal Kiim were ate \u2018nat Chaumont-by a divifiom of troops under General Thurreau, from Bris angony but Ne repu es them \u2018beyond the Thora.-On' the preceding day, dowewary the en \u201cbalgaderof General Ulm, on\u2018the height of Sette Pani,\u2019 and in.driving him fron that polly, after whichihe joined F ield Marfhal Elnitz, in his poiition on Monte St, Gigcomo.* - ».6e Orthe 22th at 10 in the morning, the brigades of our lefrwing were.\u2018violent/ytattacked; at féveral points, by the enemy, whq fucceeded in diflodg- tog the régimem of Terzy and abaualion of Reifky from the higheit point of : Armenia; after they had fuffained th: moft furious attacks.The fire dorttinued from ten inthe morning till night.with coafiderable lofs on both fides \u201cThis evens indaced General: Melas to order two brigades to the y hot fuceecdad, favoured by: a fog, vin: furprizing the § ~ hicights of \u201cAbrigola and Monte: Regio, to attack theenemy witha concentrated foree.l'Hetlutter endeavouted to be before hand with him, aud on the evsniaq of the rath, Gen, \u2018Count St.Julien w&äs,attacked in front by about 4000 men, coming dowh from Mouut l'Armetea, 2000 mea a attempt.anti i Bes ody us ote É HA £a : A ; Fran = y on ~ -\u2014\u2014 as i et 70 hommes\u2019; 1 do.de 10 édnioñs'ec 70 hommes, Ÿ du \u201d\u20198 canons et.76 ; \u2018hommes ; 1do.de 4 canons et 35 himmes.- r brigantid\u201d Ef, pagnol de 14 \u201cet 4 an: tres vaiffeaux ; teus chargés de mai chandifes 4\u2019 Efpagne de diffe À rentes s efpeces,.deltinés ps 'pours 3\u201d Amé.iq ie aénidionzlcs CL a a JT DUCKWORTH, : TL, .De LA Gazerte DE LoNpizs, 10 Mai, .Downing Steet, 10 Maz, 1100.pF .eT 24 mi tm ~ 25 _Envoyé'extraordidaire ét Miniftre Plenipotentiairé de fa Majetté à Flerence, Majefté pour le Departements étranger.Frorexce, toe Avril, 1800.* - \"ès nouvelles tes plus récentes, reçaes de matin des \u20ac environs de Gênes, rtent que Mailena ayant étébattu-une fecondè fois, a 'Vuliri, fut obligé de fe refagier avec le refte mor de Gênes ; que tous les.forts \u2018et places fortes en dehors de la cit étdjent entre les mains des Puilfancey combiriécs, fous le commandement du Général Melavet de I\u2019Amiral Lord Keith: - : LR - BUREAU d'AMIRAUTE; 10 Misia, Des Lettres Peg c\u20ac matin dé Lord \"Keith! en date du $1 \u2018Avril, annon- le 18e de ce mois, \u201c énivirons de Gentes, \u2018et que les François ont éié obligés \u2018de concentter toute leur forces fouilles inursde certé dlaée.* Dabs p'ofieurs attaques le feu des | vailfeaux \u2018Auglots \u201ctot Employé avec Beauctup d'effet.Re : ~~ Le Meilager tapporte quila vu un vaitfea' Anglois : qui \u2018menoit en touée- une\u2019 \u2018frégate\u2019 ou corvette, + \"7 / \u2018 a Livougne,.18, - Avil.027 °° : On a regu la nouvelle ici que le Guillaüme Teli, le feut vaiffeau de ligne.f qui reftdic aux François.de Ja flotte du Nil, a été pris parl\u2019Amiral Nellon.y avoit à bord de ce vaiffeau, qui chetéhoit à s \u2018échapper de Malthé,non | 11 | feujement tous les tréfors de Malthe, mais auffi un nombre \u201cde patriotes, et plolieurs des: pattiôtes qui avoient contribué à la reddition Ce l'Ile aux François.\u2018D'après ectre tentative pour s \u2018échapper, on fuppote que la gar- hifon Françôife Tender a) Cilçretion.A COGTIET 1 9 the 4 Fh army.which is faid\u201d de tués ct 1800 fais prifunniers, Mälféna' étoir auiff entré les mains d\u2019ud = gence of the lurrender of Malena and therelt of hif army, WAHL Go Chaff-ur Iinpérnial, qu'un Chalfeur Frangoid a tué, ayant pac là déivié fon «© a .a 6 SW NR de \u201c5 owe ! cafe EEE gagements, and diftinguithed themfelves greatly, bly amd \"mer, that, during toe day time, his flect is always drawn pp / \u2014 to fuffer greatly From want of provifions.i ; The obftinacy and invetgracy.of the conteading armies furpattes that which they had evinced in the bat- \u2018 tles of Novi and on the Trebia.The lofs of the F-ench, who lought like defparate men, has been very great; but our own has likewile nut been in \u201c eonfiderable.By fes, Admiral Lord Keith blockades G:noa in fuch a man- Les.are illuminated as to make it impofiible &yso, for Mallead - fe, and atnight, the whole flece, even the finalle ve - and ftationed rn./uch a manner, to efcape in.perlon.Léa PEL OR Pit ee #21 \" Fhe Infurgents of Fontana Buona, who fought have fuffered confidera \u2014Near Seity, Colonel d\u2019Aipre, having advanced too far, was cut off, and made prijoner, together with 400 of his men, = dr LT \u201c~~ 7° RencueN, Appl 26.~~ LS The éroffing of the Rhine by the French, yelterday near Kehl, was ac- - Com,anied'by à dreadfal cannonade from the batteries ercéted by the Im Piiiatills on this fide TN { \"The principal force of t hine n én Kieamayer, wha\u2018çommonded the Imperialifts in that ae F cench croffed the Rhine near New Brifach.quarter, only re K b.and Huninguen \u2018the French met with very litle refiltance, - of the Auttrians being but inconfiderable in that ditn&d., ~~ ~~ Half p.1f# 2.P.M \u2014As yet every thing 1ema ns quiet here ; our ad.the foice \u201c vanced puits\u2018ire-hetween O_lofen and Rinchens and\u2019 Dierfhenn and Bu- \u201cthen by the other paity, butthis \u2014\u2014\u2014éiiand 4; men wrre-broughtin_prifoners by the armed inhalants, anc | 16 becn oécupied now by one and éhofsheim: The iatter place had hitherto bec firong detachment of our troops.evening a took pofféifion of ir.Yefterday / ers Captain 5 killed, another Captain has loft his leg,\u2019 three officers and 50 men wer: wounded.ogt this regiment put to the fword three companies theline without mercy.This day & tench cap- of the encmy\u2019s trcops of Foon aficiwards 47 more, all heavily wounded by cuts of the fabre.armed .peafants, and \u2018even their wives -and children, arc Evty where ex- _ tremely aétive: | ee | LT Ce.\u2018 EfrincEn, April 28.LL 5 Since yeflerday morning the Imperialilts and the trocps of the Empire have been\u2019retreaiing.\u2014 Yeierday morning at half pait five, the \u201cFrench pa- troles came as far as Nuibach.The road to Offenburg is entirely bivcked, up, \u2018the Imperial troops having withdrawn from the plains on the banks of the Rhine to the mountains, fo that everÿ village, and the enure occu par tion of the Bergitraffe are open to the French.Raftadt isentirely at their command; in ¢confequence of this movement, A + This moment the remainder of Kaifer hullars have alfo left us, ani proceeded to the mountains of Pfoizheim, and the whole of the plain as far'as Philipfburg and Manheim, will bé opea to the French, From The NeCran, April 28, 5 \"Since yefterday we have not received any farther intelligence.refpeGirg the movements of Gen.Moreau.+ A.diflant cannonade has beep heard, À but it i not fuppoled he will rifk a battle with the Impesialitts.The num: \u2026ber.of the French trqops at prefent on the right banks of the Rhine, ip ati _ mated at 24,000 men.(Gen.Lecourbe and Berthier continue to fend troops to the Va:ais and to Savoy Jt is thought to be increly Moreau\u2019s intention to mafk thofe movements.\u2014The Imperial Geacrals occupy all the mouniain pafles and their avenues, and merely wait Jor reinforcements 10 < advance againft the Biack Forett.: PL ae \u2018 Lo.Le ; FRANKFORT, April 29- : - In Suabia the French exa@ great quantities of provifion: tions, Gencral Kray, who occupies the Kniebis and the fliong pofiscns in the Black Foret, with a confiderable fuice, bas ordcied à firung