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From the LONDON GAZETTE, 74 si. £DMI •0711C1 JVL• 21. Copy of a Letter front Viee•Adminl Lord Viliount NICLSON. Commander In Chkf of his Majefty's Mips and vrifels in the Mediterranean, to WILLIAM MAMMA'', Efq. dated on board the VICTOIT, at lea, May 19, 1 Boa. Sir—l herewith tranfmit you, for the information of the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, copy of a letter from Captain Parrs r, Commander of his Majefly's floop TIRMAGART, giving an account of the boats of that floop having, on the tsth taken poffeffion of the French chebeck privateer Fe: licite, off port Farona in Corfiea, which it appears the enemy had fcuttled previous to their leaving her, as the loon afterwards funk. 1 am very much pleafed with Captain PITTET'S exertions in having deftroyed this veffel, as the was one of the fineft privateers in this country, and had captured two of our merchant. men latt year, off Tunis. I am, &e. (Signed) Nrcsom and Banters. TIRMAGANT Poet Forma lasted. c( Caeca, May If. My Lord-1 h ave the honour to acquaint your Lordthip, that at two P. M. I chaced a Orange fail , under the land, but before I could arrive up with her, Ilse got into the port Farms, and anchored be hind a reef of rocks. I came to, with the floop, and tent the boats in, who brought her out ; but tiom the enemy's having feuttlecf her, the went down within half a mile of the there in fourteen fathoms water ; the proved to be the Felicite French chebeck, commanded by Captain Fitix Porrsra, belonging to Ajaccio, mounting two long guns in the bow, and fax brats &rivets, betides fmall arms, &c. and I be lieve fixty men, as the appeared to hate rowed thirty oars. lam lorry to add, that one man was wound ed in boarding. I cannot fay too much in praifc of the crew and officers upon the occafion. (Signed) a. DOWRINO-STRIRT, JULY 19. The Mai hashes Stara te appease the Ri t he Has. Granville Levies Gower (oati railed Lord Granville 1....d0n Gower) to bolds Majefty'y sdor Fa traordussry and Fituipotcsitiary so the Coon of St. Peterattegh. WHIT JULY 17. Tice Meg boa begs fleeted to appoint Francis Seymour Marquis of /leeched to be Mafia of Hock to his Majefty. The King has key pleated to appoint Frederick Fotherheeltara to be a Cammighwerat the Excite I &abaci, via George blown, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. was OFFICE, JOLT act. 60 Regiment et Dago= Goarda-.Thestas William Taylor. Gest. to be Casey without porehale, vice K, needy, promoted. ytk Ditto-eLlestiesem Rebesed Power to be Captain of a 'troop, without perebek; Comet John neeeley to be Lieutenant, with out pmeliale. vies Harrlkm, who sodas; Dc Vnle O'Keefe, • to Meanest, by potable, vita &Weir eltillegliesat et DtegoomooWnliese Nary Lotdak Balm, Gent.' to be Onset, by w F ore, vice Deere. promoted. 6th Dlttio.oCesact Pack to be Lieutenant , by porchate, I Vas aliceds, retires. Sth Regiment of !Jett DrasoseawbieJer Loftus W IBiam Otway, *cm the Sift Feet, to bi 16., vice Sherlock, who exekanges. gosh Ditto-oPoiset Frederick Wm& Derby to be 'iciness'*, by poratate.vieetume,prommon is the lith Weft India Regiment. gob Ditto—Chance J. 5. lishiegtem to be Liemeasse, without porchafe, vies Civilised ' s/minted to the oath Light Dragoons. SOth Dittoo-Lkauesast Haney Rameis to be Captain ore Troop, Without waste; Cosset Lamle °Took to he Lkstenest, 'debase porthole ; Mutant* Alexander Spices Crawford, from the rah Light Origam i. to be Lieutenant. Ift Regiment of Foot Osards-.Thootas Copeland, Gent. to be Al. Introit Surges, vice Lorimer, promoted in the 67th Foot. aft Regiment of Foot—Jofeph De la Hay, Gent. to be Loftin, LT • posehale, via Curia promoted in the 35th Foot. irt,Dittn--Lleirtenant 'Mamas St. George Smyth to be Adjutant, vies Faraad. promoted. 4th Ditte-..Liestenatte WiNautli. Meath. loam lid (-Par oldie Rig to be Lieutenant, vies Smith. who exchanges. ses •-..Orhoder Leakier, Gest. to be Lain, by weber. mice Hoediona, promoted. Dirterodamessat tisylleld Gotham Howe to be Omaha of ▪ Compeoy, without postdate, via Walker, promoted In the sd Weft India Regiment; Lieutenant Thomas Leila, from the 64th For., to be Lieutenant, via Howe. syth Ditte--tioorge Gunning, Gat. to be Eabgn, without per bob. vice Esker, promoted. thilth Ditto—tiorgeon Thomas Brown, from the kelt pay of the isth Foot, to be Surgeon. vice Ireland, who exchange.. pith Dittooßobert Bakeoey, Gent. to be Enagn, without put- Oats, vice Harvey, promoted in the a 7th Foot. "lb Dkba...l-leutenant William Feetlerich Courtney, from the helf-yey of the sth Foot, to be Lieutenatt, repaying the dif ference. jai Ditte.-Captain George William Bar, from the ad Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Evils, who ex e . sloth Ditto—Bongo Drin' liLekenzie to be Lieutenant, by pm- chafe, via Smyth, who 47th Ditto—Win Witness Phelan to be I Jeutertant. without grnfe ; Chilies King Oakley, Gent. to be Lofign, vice otint Dltto--Enfip William Gin to be Lieutenant, by mindere, vice Tonyn, promoted. sad Dbto— lic hen A. Kirgftoo, Getu to be Enke, by pentane, vice Ewart, promoted. s3dDitto--Cornet Thomas Oliver Anderdon, from the 9th Light Dragoon., to be Lieutenant, by purchae vice Carmichael, pro moted; Charles Hayes, Gent. to be Ea;fign, by pothole, vice lisreharn, who retires. sot Ditto—Ennio E. B. Prior to be Lieutenant, without our. ( Ode, vies Humphries, promoted in the Oath Foot; Charles Jame, Oath to he EnSgn, eke Price syth Dino—G. F. Iddins. Corm to be 'align, by purchafe, vice Campbell. promoted. sssh Dittia-Ealign Seated Newport to be lieutenant, without portiode, vice hadthwieke, &mated. Gab Ditto—J. F. Galbraith, Gent. to be Er nen. Ilri!hou , porthole, vies Ramsay, promoted; Emilio M. Francis A. T Rom the half-pay of the late Corilean Carps, to be Elite; o, vice R. time, remota. 66th Ditto—Enfign John Jordan to be lieutenant, without par chafe, vice N'ii.ccut, promoted In the aft Battalion of Referee; Maurice Blake, Gent. to be Enka. eke Jordan. 69th Ditto—Entem Charles Lawrie to be Lieuttot,r, without pachafey Thomas Lear Strode, Gent. to be Lotign, vice I.awrie. yilt Dittow.F.nlien James Clarke to be Lieutenant, without pur• chile, vice Amoy, promoted In the sth Battalion of itetrat ; Lewis Gran., Gent. to be Ledge, • ke Clarke. ysth Ditto.-Willlant Bruce, Gent. to be bingo, by purchafe,eke Wilfoo, who retires. 76th Ditto--Robert Confbible, Gent to be Fnfign, without pur chafe, rise M•Aolcy, promoted in the t 7th Poet. EtQ Rq4ment of heat—Major Francis from the Ftli Light Dian' an, to be Molar, vice utway, who exchange ; Chromic AC:sander I.ordyce, from the jib Weil India lie, intent, to be Captain ol a Company. vice Moody, who excharges. 26th Ditto--Capta:n James M.Konachlc, from halt Tay i 1 tin 93.1 Pete, to he Captain of a Company, vice Gave'', point e d to the eft Veteran Battalion. so rro --Fufign John Warren to be Lie- .errant, without par. chafe, sire Thenc.m, syponited to the y et b loot ; flay Ride, Gent- to be Engirt, vice Warren. 95111 Regiment of Forst. To be Seenod Lie u•enants--Fnfign James Johnin , , fr ' l. e a nt h Foot, by purchafe ; Gentle Miller, Gent. by pufe Von Helletfor; weo Mart 9.; John Unlackc, Gent. or iihmer pot. vice Lyin.h, preemie , the koyal African C0"..7 St. Welt to N. ant &i —Breert M o lor G e orge I vans, from Ow 1 ad foot, to be 4. aptain of a Len, luny, vies Barr, who ex ...haeges 0, LA eo—Captein Robert Moody, from the lift Foot, to be 5 C. ; earn Oa aCompany, vice Gablycc, em reclianges. K o val African Cap.--cccolid I.i/tamest F B. Lynch, from the Foot, to hr I'l-ago, vice Howley, whet relly no. • Royal I tall Corps.-C-ptaire the liosoarable Robert Lawrence pandas to be Major, 'without purchate ; Sedge Alaander Todd to be Lieutenant, without purehafe. Tb be Rawl/ without parchafei—i•Niciaolas Trans, Cent Oeorp Wright. Gent. W. Stavely. Gent. vice Todd. aft Battaliou of Referee—Lieutenant Rickard Stow, from the soth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Macy, who're- Liget 2d DittoWilllain Drought, Gent to be Fatten, vice Loftus, pro. mated. The King's German Legion. Infantry... Captain and Brigade Major Charles Priapic to be Captain of a Company, vice de Salve, who exchanges ; Enfign Albrecht Pringgic to be Lieutenant, vice Twent, promoted; Fnfign Wm. Priddk to be Lieuten•at, vice Frank, promoted; Tap Charles Schluter, to be Failign, vice Prang& ; Eafign Lewis Baron Bothmer, to be Enka, vice Priddle ; Lieutenant Levin de Haan to be Adjutant; with temporary rank of Cap tain, vice Avemana, promoted; Licuteusta Philip du Freak to beAdjutant. vice Priapic. Arti'dery—.Captain and Brigade-Major Frederick Baran Liailagen to be Major, with temporary rank In the Army. Staff—Lkutenant and Adjutant George de Arcuate to be Major of Brigade, with temporary rank of Captain, vice Linliogen, promoted; Captain Peter de Salve to be Majorof Brigade, vice Pringide, who exchanges. York Ligbt Infantry Volanteers—Enfign Frederick Miltborne, from the Queen's German Regiment, to be Lieutenant. aft Rnyal.Veteran Battalion—Captain Daniel Gavey, from the 86th Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Raw, de celled. ad Ditto--.Feill B. M`Donogb, Gent to be Enfien, Sice Street, deeeated 3d DittoSerjeant Andrew Hay to be Eaten, vice Nunny, de teated. Ditto....Entign Michael Blake to be Lieutenant. vice M.Cul loch, placed on the retired Lift; gyarter•Mafter Thomas Bell, from the aft Foot, to be Enfiga, vice Slake. 6th Dittotiotpital-Mate Dundin Campbell to be Affiltant- SurgTALeon. Hos PI STA tr—Garriron Surgeon William Muttlebuty, to be Dewy Infpedtor of Hofpitals in the Windward and Leeward Charibbee Wanda, and their Dependencies may. Cerritos Surgeon W. A. Berke to be Deputy lapel/bar of Hu4(- Lila In Ditto. - . - Gartifon Surgeon paws II nekett to be Deputy lorpeetor of Hof. phi"' in the Meador' Janis:ea sod its Depeadencies only. Deputy Purveyoe Jews ht•Whirter.froin half-pay, to be Deputy Purveyor to the Faeces. Tke T I t re pit E 53d Ditt Drano awed Derek Dk (Lk, jams Sid* Dk Seth Dlll perdu iloth Din the bat Frans 66th Ditt chafe, I Mwrit 69th Uzi pwthal I.awrk Dittr cbek.l Lewki /stk DIM Wilke 76th Ditto chart, lilt Rq-11 Light 1 eaktalc to be C 26th Dkt 9-1 ,1 Fe to the 7 rp! Vitro chafe, , Gest s To be See o Foot, ID Hewett vice I.y Welt 1 :id Fa ,hantriti s th DI•to l.;tak Koval Aft e,-,th Fe • it,,y..,11ta. KtII DDDDDD K. Litatenset J. Bartok trftietothPoot. Is (*twit:tied, being A lan without low. _ _ _ _ nant 11ant Conolly, of the 8 I ft Foot. is fuperlided. Earn Ewen Macdonald. of the yth Battalion of Ref.:rye, is ruperfctled, kin &bleat without leave The following Appointments, as llated in the Ca zettes of the I ith and tgth of July, and toth of September. 1803, have not taken place, viz. 73d nesitneat of Foot—Adju tant J. Macdougall. from half-pay of the late yt It Foot, to Enfigni David Kumcdy and Wil liam Bruce, Gems- to be hap s. pad Ditto—EnEjo J. Macdougall, from the yyd Foot, to be Karig° • Enfigns David Kennedy aad William Bruce, both from to be ;aligns. Cummitlions in the ad Battalion of Royal Linlith gowfbire Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated June tB, 1804. Major William &Nosh', to be Lieutenant Colonel Comman dant. vice GWon, reigned. Captain Wiftam Sbairp to be Major. vice Shitlinglaw, promoted. Commiffiona in the Royal North Lincolnlhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. George Brown, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Datrd July 2,1804. George Bolbeley, Gent. to be Mtn. Dated July 3, i 804.. I Commifflon in the Royal Third Lincolnihire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. George Evans, Gent. to be Largo. Dated July 13, 1804. BANKRUPTCY SUPER:AWED. Sept. Is. Thomas Leybltow, at St Catherloc's, near the Tower, Middle:rex, Ilopfckr, deakr and cbaputAn , at elm n, at Guildhall. July a 7• Edward Curling, a Margate. in the Me of Thant, !mynas; dealer add chtinnan, at ten, at Guildhall, Caa,terbuty, BA NKRU H'l'S. Samuel Chatborn, of liebdcnbridge, Yorkihire, cotton (planer, ectler and chapinan, to furrcnder 'togalt 3,9, and September t. at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, M anc ha/tr. Attorney , Mr. Bernard Holland. King-ertct, Manchcfter. Wsillara Gidlow, of Hlndley, Larcatltire, cutton.mannfaeturer, Aug,uft 3, at four, Auzuft 4, and Sept. 1. at skean, at the Doan Paw Inn, Wigan. Anomie% Mr. Brethertpn. Wigan: or Ma. 'Tomas iilarlitOck, St. AlWind's-court. P;iticry London , ' [This Gazette alfo contains two Orders in Cooedft one, to allow for three tumults, to commence from the 23d lu_n.m, the int,sortutioo of bides, tallow, and wool (except cottoo-wool). in foreign chips, on payment of the fame Made, as are par Jkie on the like ;mods, when imported in. Britifh or frith built veffels; and the ether, fisecontinuing for three oioothi, from the z•th in Rant, the cointnertlai regulations between Greet Muni and the Wand et Make.) HAMBURGH Md I !L. Monica, joist s.—The Kean of Swerixe is ex• peeed here next meek. He will (lay only a fvw days, and proceed to Vienna, and thence to the Imperial Camps in Hungary, Moravia. and Bohemia. The Qtnen of Swsuse will remain at Celanlie. Morita, JULY 9.—The KiNG of SWEDO V Will ret out on the isth infant from Cailfruhe, for Bohemia, and thence will go to Ratifbon about the beginning of next month. Her Majcay the gsttm of and the PRINCESS, her claugiuter, arc expetacd here :wont the fame time. Marta, Juni aB.—The Gazettes of this City announce, that M. La Futter, the Envoy Estrum.- dinAry, Minifler Plenipotentiary for the Fiend, Re puhl;c to this Court, has had the honour to prefent to his Mak(ty, at a particnlar audience, the day before yeaerday, his new lettets t.l credence, in qua lity of Euvoy and Minifier Irina the Emperor 14a toLson. MADRID, JI. , NE IR.—On the lath inflant a courier paired through this City on his way ro Pali.; he carries the ad of acknowledgment of the Emperor Napoleon, by the Pettier Rimirvy. Pit , cm, Jove t6.—The exchange of con' viers between the Courts of Petcrlbingh and Vienna continues with increafing aftivit F. His IMPPRIAL MAIRITY has dropped his intention of trarcility, into the Crimea, and a very frrmidabk encampment will take place near Cronitadt in the cootie of next month. CONSTANTIMOPLY, jeN 9.—The RufThin foul Irv', which paired this City a fortnight ago, is nou• in the fea of hlarmora ; thine rf the Ihirs beli.nr ;rig to it at C tile 3111 of May, two r;.s. glut .hips appe.tred off oar cat,ital. They are con veytng about IsDp troops to Corfu. 'She moil au thentic a-c.aints (late that the whole Ruffian force .111:mblcil at Seballopol, and deflintd for the lonian ;fluids, to coolitt of about flooci men only. Theft. added to the above 1 too, and to the troops already there, will make the whole force t t or I ',coo men. The Foe() will he font 0:1' a ithout delay on ittt.lltl ‘,l fise fail of the line. There ail then be a kutraut n teal force in the (aid i.l !even fa:i of the line and lour fr igater. The CAC I A,l Parll.l toad I.k attdiotce b. cog. t. the pciitt I.:r the At% hipelago, ,ith 1.1.; of the ...d two frigates. Saf.staffory arro.titts arc IC• caved from Ev.pt. The Afflatus are fuhdaefl, and the adherents of Eta trt Lklf Labe fled ta, Lipper Egypt. ANTWERP. JULY T2.--It is anderflood that the .Emperor NAPOLEON will Ihortly make a journey, Lift to Boulogne, and then to the caftern harbours, to re view the armies on the coatis, and the flotillas. He will afterwards vilit this city, where preparations are already making for his reception. From hence his 'PIPS KIAL MAJESTY Will go to BrulTels, to meet the EM PR Ess, and thence, as we are allured, to Holland. The Lady of GellElAl MAR NUN T has palled through this city, on her way to Paris. It is aid, that the EP4 PERON will appoint General Mammas. Miniaer at War. AMsr,RDAM, JULY t4.—The French General DUMAS is arrived at Fluffing from Oftend. He was received on his arrival with the diicharge of:scullery, and has gone to the life of Walcheren. Four of our privateers, who lately cruifed on the coati of Norway, and thence failed to the Spanith fear, according to account► received by Come Osips, have taken two large Englifh Earl Indiamen. The Captain and Pik: of one of them was killed in the engagement. The Camp at Zeyft will enable the troops to make a great proficiency in the military art. A great park of artillery will be formed there, and feveral field fortifications will be conftrated. The two Lieutenants LONDSHIES and SUMNS, who milbehaved at the time of the departure of our &It flotilla from Flulbing to Mend, have been brought from Mend to be tried at the Hague, by a Court Martial. • The Editor of the weekly paper Timis, the late Preacher Neubrugge, who 'las been continually pub 'ailing libels for there twenty years pall, is banifb• ed for life from our Republic. The circulation of another pamphlet entitled Bettpi AWN, MA is likewile llrongly prohibited. HAGUN, JULY 14,—ACCording to accounts from Paris, the Empraoa, after the fetlival of the zdsth of July, which this year will be cilebrated on the tsth, will make a journey to the Coati, and, as we are al lured, vint the Camp at Zeyll. In this camp, which will confill of aftmoo men, there are at prelent only to coo, as tents are wanted, and a fufficient number of ! wells have not as yet been dug, to fupply the troops and horfes with water. Several corps, which are under orders to join tkis camp, have not yet begun their march, on account of the want of ne cetfarics. The lady of General Mummy., who is now in the camp at Zeyft, fet out yeast-day, after a flay of two months in our Republic, with a great retinue, for Paris. The day be fore yefterday our Minifter at War Pres az, went to the camp at Zeyft, where he had conferences with General Mat MOM T. After our Ambaffador at Paris, Citizen Sc num st, ENN IN CR, who, it is laid, is intended for a new poft of importance, has given in his new credentials, the fame will be done by the French Ambairador here, M. us St MONVILL E. Baron difnis and M. Fares, have left the Hague, I the indetnrification of the Palace of Clement tar his domains in our Republic being now fettled. The fum filed for this indemnification is laid to be fix millions, to be paid by different inttalments. • Bases of the MAINE, JULY to.—According to accounts from Italy, Admiral NILION has fent apart of his fleet to Cortica to make an attack on that inand. According to the Public Journals, the Count of DINT Hlll4 &mart/aro has already paid t 70,000 florins of the turn for which the county was pledged, which county will now no longer be treated in a hot tile manner by the French. The Count had at &It required a foreign guarantee that the King of Eng land, as Eleaor of Hanover, in cafe of a peace witn France, flionld acknowledge this redemption. JULY B.—On the 4th initant the French troops . entirely evacuated this town and its vicinity. riAII'3VER, JULY 13. TEED hundred more baggage waggons molt be delivered for the ufe of the French army. &fides the Hanoverian Legion, which will fson march from Celle for Bruffels, we have hopes tll.lt a regiment of infantry will likewife leave this teilitary, and march back to France. The whole. pay of the French troops in the Hanoverian territory, amounts now to nearly Beo,ooo hires monthly. FRANCK/01T, JULY 7.—The Privy Counfellor, Count CoLowaia, the Princeffes GALLITZIN and de Tsatara, have arrived here from Paris, being on their return to RufGa. The Ruffian Count PANIN has already proceeded to Tuplita, with his family. , Pima ,9.—General Sr. Cr!' has canted the 11411 of obedience to the Conflitutions of the Em pire, and of fidelity to the Emperor, to be taken by the troops compofing the army under his command. This oath has been taken with a general enthuliafro. There t-unps are in the bed condition, and perfealy well provided with every neceffary ; they have very few tick, are extremely well difciplined, and live in the molt puha good underdanding with the inhabi tants. The difmiffal of M. Acrou has produced in this part of the country, and throughout the king dom. the greateft joy—that Minifier was detefled. sa e, Juni aB.—On the atth of June, an oc• currence, which may give rife to f tale kaput difent: lions, happened off Triefle. An Englith cutter was convoying fix merchantmen of her nation. At Pi. rang, in Ittria, thinking the latter fah, the cutter parted from her convoy. Five of the merchant tracts were bound to Triefie, and one of them to Venicea . - Three French privateers had found means to Otulk into the Mien feat one of which attacked the five rads four leagues from Trielte. They returned the but crowded all the fail they could to make their ercape, and four of them lately made Trielte. The stilly ' however, not being fo fan a Caner, was pur. wed by the privateer, under the very cannon of Melte, and, as a fignal tor protation, twitted Aut . . trian colours. The henchman boarded the merchant veffel, tore down the Anfirian flag, and twitted the French, with the Englith below it. Tn ge this weition aft of piracy, the citadel made a fignal to the batteries, which immediately fired upon the pri. 'calker. Hcr fails being r. in to sag., and die wea ther being unfavourable, the was obliged to pat into Tried,. This affair was w itnelted by one half of the inhabitants of the city. Four companies of infantry, I , OgL het with a tufficient detachment of artillery, re• mooed under arms All night on the fca (tore. In the evening 'be Englith cutter CUM into the port, lid Wilted the town with fifteen row, which Wore 4I irrmed'arcly winn c.l by an cciiral number. She mcdratcly laid belch along-fide the Ftenchman. “6 It. render any attempt to eic•pe impdlible. The t :veintnent, unwilhap to theiJe temli this (tibial, hab Agit a term of the buGoefs to Vacua& STATE PAPER. CONTENTION BETWEEN HIS MAJESTY Tilt EMPEROs OP THE TRENCH •ND THE REIGNING COUNT°, SIN THEIS, STEINFURTH. _ 4 , His Excellency the reigning Count of Bentheim Steinfurth, having reprefented to the French Go vernment —t ft, That the County of Bentheim. was pledged by the late Count of Bentheim for 3o years to the King of England, as Eledor of Hanover.— ad, That this pledge, which was executed in the year 1752, thould have expired in the year :782.-3d, That neverthelefi fince that time it has continued de Me, though without any formal renewal, or the con tent of the Heir of the Fief, or the Imperial confirm ation.—nth, That at the death of the late Count Bentheim Bentheim, this pledge or obligation ought of right to have tested, and the Count of Bentham Steinfurth became entitled to enter into poffeMon of the Paid County, on refunding the fum for which it was pledged, without dcdulion of the arrears and other (tns in which the King of England, as Elec tor of Hanover, was indebted to the late Count of Bentheim Bentheim.-sth, That the Count of Ben theim Steiafurth muff now apply to the French Go vernment, as the prefent poreffor of the Hanoverian Territory, as well to difcharge the fum for which the raid County was pledged, as to receive poffeffion of it. M AU thefe particulars having beenconfidered, and the Fira Conful, in the pretest arenmeasces, having attended to the claims of the Count of Bentheinz Steinfurth, and bad regard to the fupport given them by the Pruffian and Davi& Courts, the Miniller for Foreign Affairs has been formally authorized to con clude a particular Convention with the reigning Count of Bentheim Stoinfurth, the Articles of which am as follow t I — Aar. I. His Ereellemey the Reigning Count or Benthdot Steinhardt lhall be immediately put in purefUon of the County of Bentheim liteinfards, with IS the towns regulate and mammary In Onnwary, on paying into the Hanoverian Treafury Sooduco Were% which, without the deductions, to wide! the French Go. vanneent reigns its ehim, babe amount of the font for whlakthir County wee originally pledged Air. 11. The French GOVITISIDent giliralfteell to the Count ge Bentheim Steinfurth the maintenance of this Congrentiailt in fun force, whatever way be the future fate of tik Territory of Hi. Paver. . . . Concluded by duplicate between the Under!lived at Park thy sad of Ronal Mae year to (May ta, 1804). (Sigoed) Co. Mao. T • Loan, adrift; Covey of !turning. " His Majefly the Emperor approves and ratifies the above Convention, concluded on the aad of Flo. real, of the year ti, by Charles Maurice 'Falleyrand. our Miniller for Foreign Atairs, furaulhed with full powers for that purpofe, and Louis, reigning Count of Bentheim Sttinfurth. ▪ Given at St. Cloud, N. ad at Prakial (May as). 0 1 0 1 0 Tbe Emperor, I.4troutoit. " The Secretary at Scatc, (Signed) TALLITIAtt.. • Abut copy. The Meek? at War e 41.111TILISL" FRANCS. PARIS. JULY 9. At the approaching con:nation of the EilPlllol. It is Paid that neither the Port nor Cardinal Fasca will Come hither for that purport, but that the En Pilaus. will take the Crown from the alto and place it os) his head. JULY 14. M. CAVACNAC, Agent for commercial relations, has arrived from the Ifle of France He brings in telligence of a capture made by Rear• Admiral Li. won of an Englilb frigate. He left the Ifland tin" months and two weeks fince: the Colony was then. in a good korai ion.—( :Niciairemr.) The privateer the Duguay Trouin, from St. Malo, is arrived from Martinique, where the has landed too troops, and a quantity of arnmuniti , n.—lial. Two French fiigates which went out with fuccours and warlike fiores to Cayenne, have carried to Mar. tinique soo men, and 3,0c0 mufkets.—/bid_ The privateer the Duguay Trouin, of 16 guns, Captain LIMAITILF, arrived on the toth of thee month from Martinique. The advice, the brings with refpea to that Colony are extremely fatisfac. tory. No intelligence from Martinique had for a long time been received in France ; the appearance there fore of the Davey Trouin gave great pleafure, fines five diffipated all lean of any difastrous accident hay. ing happened there. On her return the Downy Trouin took four &lei& (hips going to St. John, Newfoundland. One of there (hips has been funk the three others have been tent into France. The Dnguey Trouin landed thirty-five prisoners taken in theft plisse. The votes given in the five Communal Arrondif. Cements of the Prefeaurate of the Upper Rhine, in favour of the inheritance of the Imperial Dignity its the family of Navoteoa Bo , in virtue of the Organic Senatus Contain= of the 28th of Flo. real, of the year ta, amount to 53,673.--Monitetm FROM Till PARIS PAPERS. STRASOUll001: - Ji,iTImperial Decree, figned Na►OLIO,,, has been publithed here, by which the requetration is taken nit teem all slaretesteeof tier Cmnt of Leyte, in the dpartment of the Lower Rhine, and in the four departments on the Left Bank I.f the Rhine. Cetro, Jun, t6—All the reports which have been circulated of the arrivil of a Itssirtan Army here arc deflitete of foundation. We have three thoufend Ruffian troops who are ezuensely naceliary to fupport the power of M. blocs rico, who governs this Country under the appearance of a Con#itutiors which leaves nothing to do to the inhabitants. We have no fquadron here; three frigates urtly have lately arrived with the trut•pi requilite to reinforce our guidon. and cumplete the 3,0c0 men. The delpoluions of Greece ate at prefeat much more fi vourable to the French than to the Ruffians. Soc movements love even ken perceived at Previfa, e cited by the dileon:ent conceived by the Pasr• Jests 6.—(Monirevr.) BR URN, JU L V 23.—The Gazette of this City tains an arale trim the Frontiers of Turkey, is as follow.: The Tut k.., on the 13th inflant, made force ir , mi Belgrade. and endeavoured • redoubt. lurninied with arti;.ery, wind had tn.:kJ in It one i f their lint. Ti wai unfutttf;illl, •th.l titter 4 , try bloo .hey were i bilged 10 strie a recipi , .t. The Div, %Oh. command .d the ;macs ' is raid, his toot Ant •U. N, thole farther • n relative to Bs 111 l PASHA, comm.flioned by the Poll T 1 to re eflabillb otd:r and tr.tnquility in STI t; ~ I.IIIS P MC At fa pretest, they wit cafe IWOI Jive In i Would joummi R6ted. Sank I 3 per 3 Per 4 Pe" S Pet I r- "boa , cof ben Dul ed i filo thai