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which Russia really means. di tAke: Score think that i sno t r eally sincere hs her co.openition with France, an d will avail herself of the first opportimity to betray ber; and others that the threats of England to i3O/11- b ar d h e r ports, and even St. Petetsbutgh, will have 3 grand effect. 4 , It is reported here that the King of Spainaoseph ponApate, has put himself at the head of the army, in order the more effectually to qtiell the insurgents. s o me, however, think that it is fur the purpose of re. from the country." MADRID, JUNE !6. • THE GRAND EXPESiTION. • Some of the Commanding Officers of corps on the ' present Expedition ate the best and most dashing in • the service, and much may be looked fct' when such fine bodies of men are led by such able and tried Officers. Colonel Nicous, of the 14th, greatly distinguished himself at Monte Video.; Colonel GRANT, of the 82d, in the command of the 77th ; Colonel Hity, of the Royals, in the command of that ancient corps on many services ; Colonel WALKER'S gallant and able The King having been informed that different I leading of the 50th is known to the whole army bards o f rebels of Andalusia had assembledain the . in Portugal; Colonel Manox distinguished himself mountains of the Sierra Morena ; that part of them in the command of the 9th Regiment at Monte Video; had entered the Province of La Mancha, with the Colonel PRATT, of the sth, in the same quarter ; Co. design of exercising their robberies ; and had ap. lonel WYATT, of the Welsh Fuzileers, was distin peared at a certain distance from the fourth corps of guished with the 29th in Portugal ; Colonel Mix the :Lamy, commanded in chief by Count Sebastiani, Irma. lost his arm commanding the Cameronians, in towards Mangoranis--General Sebastiani several the last service this fine regiment was in. No Officer times offered them battle; the reirls, untwithstand- in the army is better known than Colonel BURNE, of ins their num bers, alwa y s retiaad as socn as he a p - the Stith, or Colonel STIRLING, of the 494, or Colonel yroached them. The K in g has resolved to go PACK, of the 71st Highlanders, or Colonel CUYLER, to these places, to, endeavour to bring the bands 8 5th. In short, never did the British army possess. to an engagement, who can only escape our troops *such a set of Commanding Officers of regiments as but by flight, and who - they have only to wait for to be at present proceed with the Expedition. Two of the departments, the Commissary and Me destroyed ; they are commanded b y a p erson na med d Vanegas, who has been already so well beaten at Uclitical, in this Expedition are filled in such a manner, that it is impossible there can be complaint. The His Majesty inconsequence set out from Madrid Men at the heads of these two departments, are men the 2d of this*month, at nine o'clock in the morning, with his guard : he will sleep the first night at Mis-, of the very greatest abilities cas, and the second at Toledo. On the following • The Earl of CHATHAM, having received his final day he will continue his route towards ConsuegTa, instructions, set out last night for Ramsgate, to take t passing through Mora. He * is accompanied in this the Chief Command. Sir Ernie Coors is Second in m ilitary and political tour by m arshal . Jourdan, and Command ; and the several Grand Divisions are to by the Generals Desolles and Leri. • be under the orders of these gallant Officers, Lieute . nant-Generals Sir J. Hopei the Marquis of HUNTLY. During the absence of the King , which will be but tho Lords ROSSLYN and GROSVENOR. of a short duration, Madrid continues to enjoy , greatest tranquillity. The Troops embarked and embarking, at Ports- We every day receive new details of the brilliant mouth, Ramsgate, Deal, and Harwich.. are as fol victory gained by . General Suchet over Blake.—An English General, who commanded the Spanish ca. v a lry, was wounded and Made, prisoner. BERLIN, JUNE St • Since the taking of Vienna by the French, Pragye trisbecome the 'capital of Austria. It is from this city that all the prnplatnations are issued. The Ga zette of the 16th inst. contained an article dated froth the head-quarters. It 'appears from it E that the whole day of the 14th of June was passed in fear of a gene ral attackafrom the'grand roach array. The anni reisary of the battle .of Marengo induced a belief that the French would celebrate that day by some enterprize. !MST DIVISION - LIGHT TROOPS. 3d Dragoon Guards, three Squadrons; 12th Light Dragoons, three Squadrons; id Light Dmgoons King's German Legion. —Major-General Li O:3INOEN. 43d F.ot, Light 'nfantry, 2cl Battalion; 52d ditto, ditto, ditto; 95th, Rifles, eight Companies.—Major-General Steven al.. Ist Light Battalion Kill's German Legion; 2d ditto, di:to.— Brigadier-General Baron ALTSN. S E CON D---R F-5 ERV E. Ist Foot Grads, lit Battalion rditto, al ditto; (Flatlk Compa. nies).—Brigaditr-General Distrait'. 4th Foot, Ist Eattalion ; ditto, Cd ditto; 28th ditto, lit ditto.;-.- Major-General the Earl Of DALHOUSIS. 20th Regiment; 92d ditto, lst Eattalion.—Major-General Sir W. EIRIXINE. titz THIRD IS THE sr.c:oNts DIVISION OF THE ARMY. sthlost, let battalion ; 50th Ditto, ditto; 91st Ditto, dittow— Major-General DtoTT. ilth Foot, Ist battalion; 38th Ditto, ditto; 42d Ditto, &too— Brigadicr-Geveral Mote raisin. The Gazette of Prague on the 12th, gave another t actin of the Austrian army k datid WOlkersdo: f. .ft is there said that it was against the Archduke John that the French directed their effcrti to celebrate the battle of Marengo. But it is to be remarked that this Prince, to wh• nt the Bulletin before the,last had as signed 60,000 men, had only 36,000 as soon as it was known that he was . defeated. 64 Besides, says the account, out of this number there was only 20,000 regular troops, the other 16,000 belonged' to the Hungarian insurrection, who could not stand'when they were attacked by 50.000 trench." Thin right wing having given way, thsliArcbduke John found it ecnrenient for the execution of his priacipal plea, to fall tack upon Comorn. • This kid check has produced no essential change in the positions of the Austrian army—it lost in this bat tle 1500 men killed and wounded. Such are yerlta tim, the last lines of the bulletin. It was followed by an invitation to the inhabitants of Bohemia to give up all the gunpowder they might have in their possession, the army being in the greatest. want of it. American Papers to the lath June inclusive have I;cen received. The P..•.e.1:*1c had arrived with the in- Lell;gence of die excepti;,ns.tal:en by the -British Go veinal:lit to the arrangerne7.!.s made by Mr. Easarsr. The rreparations for the celebratihn of the renewal of free intercorrse ssith Britain were, of *course, sus pornlod. •ri,, papers contain accounts of the pro ceedin7; nt ConeTvs, • thew that the American ! Co:verihr:rirt ;; disposed to prevent the abuse of the Anloican c7tirens, 1 means of proteetionq, ; obto*neilin forcigia seamen b 1 false swearing. Above of these Else protect: on; are stippored ‘" : -. .;':ainetd. in this !runner ever; year. Mr. DAvA I )I,ld !aotiOn in a tt , prevent this abuse. This wejl rec6veci, and likely to pass, ly°!lid do more than any other measure that could be i .!..vi• sd ?revert disrites'between the officers of his Ma.ic:s7., justly claimihg British subjects ire R Arprr'ic:*m vesseia, .and American commanders ! prot . cct ckir,cns of the United h:ts proposed also to exact from in. - . , •!:.rs •of all American vessels a security that •.;.111 not ent , :r any Port declared to be in a state of h!cse: , :ade. Front the - c voluntary propositions, coata inin . ; much oithe stioulations which Mr. ERSKINt WIS exi`:t 2 ed to I..:ve comprehended in his treaty, we a'- enabled to hone that the amicable' adjustment, the prospect of which gave so much satisfaction to us, an.t to ma- Ainerican brethren, will not experience any impediment. Part of the officers, anchrerst,of .the crew of the Gre)liound frigate, lost near Manilla, came home in the Craa.onr.N, of 74 guns, Which arrived at Plymouth last Monday-- the whole of the - CY** were saved. Dt - ruaNG.—'l'lmrsday Morning, in consequence Pf a dispute the eveninz before, a meeting_ took place ncar yheod, Devonshire, between - Capt. B—KE 1 . 1 . 1(1 Captain G—nr, of the South Hants regiment. former was attended by Captain M-11, and the tatte r by Lieutenant H —E, of the same regiment.— 'Val an exchange of a case of pistols, the ball of Cap .• L. has mg grazed the right hip of Captain G. the Rff.tir, by t h e i nter f erence of the seconds, was amicably adjusted. • FOURTII.-....4H1RD DIVISION OF VIE ARMY. SOth Regiment, 2d battalion; I Ith Ditto. ditto; 79th Ditto, Ist ditto.—Major-General Lct re. 2d (or Queen's); 76th rout; tkith Ditto, 2d battafion.—Brigadier- General ACLAIID. The Left Wing embarked at Portsmouth, &c. is in three parts : FIRST.-LIQILT TROOPS, CONSISTING OP Staff Corps Detachment; 9th Light Dragoons, 3 sqyadrons; 95th Regiment, Rifles, 2 companies.—Colonel MA,uott. 68th Regiment, Light Infantry; 71st Ditto, ditto, Ist battalion ; i 3 5t 1. Ditto, ditto.-lirigadier►Getteral ROTTE?iBU ROIL SECOND.-FIRST DIVISION. Ist Foot, Sd Battalion ; sth Ditto, Ist ditto ; 35th Ditto, 2cl ditto, Major-General GRAHAM. 14th Foot, 2d battalion; 51st Light Regiment; 82d Ditto, lst battalion—Brigadier-General Hoyt TO N. , . nil I? IN—rOURTiI 231 Font, Sd battalion; 2Gth Ditto, ditto; 324 ditto, Ist ditto; Slat ditto, 2d dit to—Brigadier •General DitowN. :eth Foot, Ist battalion ; 6.7 d ditto, 2d ditto; 77th Regiment.- Major-General PICTO,. I'he following is a correct list of Lieutenapt•Gene. roil the Earl of CHATHAM'S personal Staff : TO BE AIDES-DE-CAMP. MEjOT BRADFORD, 11th Foot. Honourable Captaill GARDNER. R. A, • Captain HADDON, 6th Dr.tgoons.. Major 'rts Inca N, Ist Light Dragoons, K. G. L. Captain FALLA, 25th FOOL Major Lord CHAR/RS MANNERS, And Captain Lord B.OREET NI A it altiall,to be Extra Aides-Jr- Camp. Lieutenaut•Colond CARLY, sd Foot Guards, to be Maar/. Secretary. The Gland Expedition will, we believe, start from the different points of embarkation in a very few days —the voyage will be a short one ; an 4 the landing, we trust, will be prosperous. HARWICH,*JULY 17. " The fleet of transports and men of war, with the troops mentioned yesterday. still remain. They expect tosail to-marrow, or Wednesday, if the wind proves favourable." " RAMICATE, JULY 17. " Thirty sail of Transports have a , rived from the D ow ns t hi s day, and more are expected. Today tke 424 regiment of foot arrived from Canterbury, about eight hundred strong, comman ded by Colonel STIRLING, and embarked immediately on board the brig 1, 150 men ; FC, Iro ; IP, 400 ; AG, 150 ; NY, 130 : like Wise came in the 9th regiment of foot, 950 strong, commanded by Colonel CA r Rot:, and instantly went on board of the brig NZ, t". 00 ; FW, 2 00 ; GA, 200 ; BR, 130 ; A S, 100 ; No. 125, I°o men. Part of the Waggon Train have arrived, but have not yet embarked. The regiments above mentioned proceeded to the Downs immediately after they embarked." " DEAL, JULY 17. The following troops marched into this place to-day, which have been embarked on board the You and Su rens, of 74 gum, and Hus sAR frigate, by the Deal boatmen ; they appeared in the greatest spirits on going into the boats: " The 52d Regiment of Foot, 2d battalion, 420 strong, com manded by Colonel Ross, from Sborneaff. •.. . . • " Part of the 4CI tiittsii ist and Illi baitalialts , 6 i:',o strong, frinn Colchester. • • . . " The 95th rßifle) '...t1 battalion, 801) strong, Colontl Wtoi, from listhe. . • t., ? Ar. ..#9,110,:r.,44r4r . :gr..: ; -4.,•/;A•Jinme... ,;.' ;, , b,.."4 . 7 ~ _ 1 . • - 1 WWI . itESSIDAIp /UK,. 11. . ..... 16. .The idjottinilirtiessioni for, the density of Sur commenced thit day, before .Mr: Serfasnt O,NSL and a full Bench of Jnstices. AssaDt.e.--e , Sateed Dixon, Esq. was iiidicted for at essault on James Lee, a constable, and for interrue.- ing hint in the discharge of his daty. Mr. Aertews, on the part of the Prosecutle n, stated' - that the Defendant was A Common Council man of the city of London . , and the Prosecutor Cowell& of Christehttrch. On the evening of the 25th of March last, Lee, in the due execution of his office, had apprehended two'women and a man wit° had behaved disorderly in the streets ; he wes-con, veying them to the watch-house, when a °entice min, whom he afterwards discovered to be Air. I)ixon, came up to him, and' demanded by what an. thseity he had apprehended: the Prisoners ? the Pre: secutur infoemed • him who lye wits, -and stated, that he acted under the authority of a search vferrant. Mr. Dixon insisted that he had no authority to die tein. them, stating, that be was a Common Council. man of the City of London, and desiring him to libe rate the Prisoners ; on the Prosecutor's refusing to do so, Mr. .Dixatt snuck at hint several times, and, in the•scaffie which , ensued, die Prisoners escapedi The Prosecutor. in the mean time, had called ano ther Constable to hii assistance, when Mr. Diltoll was tt 'ken into custody, and conveyed to the watch-house. This WAS about twelve t'clock ; he sled not continue at the watch-house long before he was bailed. This . statement Wes given in evidence by the Prosecutor, and two other witnesses. Mr. NOLAN On the part of the Defendant conte td • ed, that the Prosecutor had exceeded his peaver, awl had neglected to produce the authority under whit he acted, and that therefore his client was fully jusd tied in what he had done ; he also contended that a degree of unjustifiable violence bad been used to wards the Defendant, whose conduct had been actu ated by motives truly honourable to himself. The Learned Counsel observed, that it was not probable PLYMOUTH 'AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JULY Is. that the Defendant, whose public character was Weil A fine iTrencli Wig, named le Maitre, came in known, would have given the Philistines such an op yesterday,. prize to the INSOLENT and GRoWLER gun. portunity to scoff at, and, laugh him to scorn, tulle* brigs; c a ptured on her ,voyage from Sable d' Olonne hi econsc : enc e h a d to ld hi m h e was ac ti ng . 'perfectly to Rachefort, laden With wine. This is the vessel -correct...- mentioned in a former letter as having l of our men • liff.'"DienN addresied the Jury at - considerable on board, and for whose. safety some fears were cit. length -in his own difenee' The Jury after a thois tertaincd, she having been. f suppased to have foundered deliberation found a verdict of guilty, sod the Cottee. at sea. - • setiteixed him. talAy a fine of Twenty Ptiands:- -• Sailed, the ENCOUNTER pan-brig for the,Downs,. After -the= Jury had reiktrised their verdict, ME. ' and . MINERVA frig Are for the kochefort • station l, Dvetisr.addressecrthe Cdurt upon thettateef Christ the GotntaNcu, GLEANett, and SWALLOW, gun-btigs, church witeltatouse. He said the wifch-honse was on a crttize. . -so contrived; that the only places for connement were • The CULLODEN, 74, is come U? Harbour to be two rooms- of•smaH dimensions, in each of which hie. ddciccd. • . - ... -• • .. - privy, and that { . +erseins taken op on a Saturday night JULY 16.— . A . convoy,. censistiag of ablaut twenty •arere con fi ned in rheivabnminable-places Al Monday sail, vent up Channel_thi, forenoon, but kepts() wide mOrfiiiestithout 'the pessilsiiity . of Obtaining a bed. an offing as to render it impinsible to-disgen what orlither ic 7 cirhtnodatien, common tii• be Met with in they were . : they are conjectured to be the division of orEetrwatch•house4)• , The CIIAIEMAN said it shOuld the excedition horn Cork ( proce e ding to the Downs. •b e i ngt e n te-a nto .gai, . • ~ . .• ...- .• ...- • • The FatertmEe frjgew and ENTREPRENANTB- Cutter •.. - , is • ;fro . , • came out of harhoer this day, :sod anahored in the • Trio wieder the names of Yates and Holmes, 'Went 1 Soluld ; they are ordered for Portsmouth. - Sailed 'b ut ti tdie'id e '* dispute by ulittilietie contesion Wai -1 the SWALLOW and OttE.STER sloops, of 16 guns - each, baa r ea,Crabfisai l ia s ietailagay, )Sersen; after it soliert to the eastward, supposed to.. omethe expedition ;--. Of avrtueri Ail a hatf,Natesfell-, 'and Oa being coll- Elisabetii (1), tender-for Greenock ; unit Louisa-Len - veyed to the Kitier-Headlublic-hotise, he died in in, der, Ilasa, on a cruize in the Channel. The .FANCY r how , aftei4ards. , its dead Nt 'was fiCeitsioded by the Cutter,a beautiful new vessel, was put in commission ruptare Of .11 111;;o4,viiiiel: inildling. yesterday, and the command given to Captain HoL.• Yesterday afternoon . an Itscisiest wa's held at the LAND, late at the Betsey. The I.ouisatender,.of Cork, i London Hospital public-house, Whitechapel-roadoan hired in the impress set vice, has • been seized by the the body of Vrincts George, who died on Saturday officers of excise at this port, for having on board. a. Mornirg in the London Hotpital, in consequente of quantity of 'smuggled salt, which she brought from., the wounds he received at therlate affray at BOW fair. Cork. Her crew have been impressed and sent on There was hot Any evidence Whatever to prove by board the Salvador elel Mundt). • The Ct.:Lim:me is whom the blows were inflicted. The nurse Waving dismantling, and will he laid. up in ordinary. i to Gloucester IVard, in which the deceased lay ever PORTSMOUTH; JULY 17. ' : since the time of his receiving his wounds, deposed Arrived, the Prescott, Mary and Susan, Mary Ann, that he had said in her hearing, that he Weir no part • Edgar, Elisha, Goldhunter, and William Sibbald, , whatever in the affray, but that he was returning (transports) under convoy of his Majesty's ship HOPE, ; peaceably home, at almt . three in the morning, when from Gibraltar and Cadiz, (they are put under qua- he was'knocked down by smite unknown person; that ranting) ; Harmony, Ruitell, Yare, Howe, Jean, and i the blows were repealed, Until he was lett in a totally Carnarvon, transports, under convoy of his Majesty's , senseless state. The house-surgeon of the Hospital ship Hama:cane, from Falmouth"; his Majesty's ship stated, that every possible means which skill could VALIANT, from off Rochefort ; JASPER, from Spain ; I suggest or attention supply for the relief of the patient PERSIAN ' and DEFENDER,, front a crttize ; and KAN- were made use of without effect. He was of opinion, that a wound, which had been inflicted on the 'head Games, from Lisbon : the transports ships - with the horses aregone out of Harbour - this day.—Wind E. apparently with a bludgeon, t r some other obtusein . I)EAL, JULY 13. . . ' strament, was the principal cause of death.—Verdict ' I Mahilaughter.agaiwo tome person or persons stakessite. - Arrived the RIN et.DO sTop • p, VEsuvius, and DEVAS . It was not at the sign of the Maidenhead, in Dyot- TATIoN bombs, PaoeEe.'7 , ol and . Cil ARG ER Faun-brigs, street, .as mentioned in h former Paper, that a fifer and Ranger and Dispatch ~ 1037 al transports, front *ht 'robbed and wounded a few days since, but at a Portsmouth. .Sailed . the Dispsils apd, Ranger naval. bailee of infante in the "same street. transports for the N i tre, :Arrivedthe..SOPEße, of 7.4 . > 'Saturday night. 'as h post chaise was coming to veins, from . off Flushing; Meoaest, Clattal, AITTAEI4. ; t own, aaar .tb w ke i,,,.. s .be dge , a porttnanteeu was cut 'MARINER, and Pottour, from ; PorismOutlie . Sailed *. en ea k n before the carrieg, containing wearing apparel the I . iatestctiorie eft' Fleshing.,.- .e'l . -' ___.• :•••:• -.. — lead uth . erpreptety to a large ammo!.' JuLv 17.—Arrived the ENCOI47II4EOVAKU9iPVI : - ".' ribW. - 4TitEor.—,Saturday evening the' patroles oa . . , .. from PortSmouth. . .__. • - t- - ••' ....•'•.: -. :-. 11 • ' -detyltielark's-flace,..lslington, were accosted by a REMAIN IN TUE 90N) II ~ s .Aginewart, emunin ,, u , 1 , , , powe e ri i !, ' ‘,11 ,4,4: v ',....-::SiA_ v "'" 0 1 .4 . ' .. 6 .- '.. bta:n 'dressed like a labooster with two bundles in his ` t wo They *York, An t etityfit, Sr. Ilorenzo, Tha li a, ' vitrat;fi,l4kryaTiie, lirbildfi, - who , ettehired the A4re to t-,. . . *Heroine, 'flucephalus, Sakette, °Hussar,. iTssilithr; °Lavinia, .thitOih't..wito they were, and insisted cn searchinghis *Superb, Circe, Magnet, Onyx, Peng*, .Zegotthitilitinsitto,4ohAill e s, Royalist, Rrdpole, Protector, Raven, Crooks. Part,isi t in e .chernklev. • etseiree; ire whles, after Much resistance, they atm- And fotrid th em to contain upwards of ASSits Linnet, Pandora, Hound , Veitivius, Devastation, ..Attafit, Mar-,• " t. : ,: s . . Hal, Encounter, Mariner, fridignant Yle.;Pftate, Meat; e, fliOaft-', cast', 7.OKP In Pl 4 yvntritli 'Bark-netes, two diamond hound, Daring, Feariefla, ff hrasher, 4-mitt, anal/00; 1 y. -- '• : • frril*s,% Oefal valtiehle:trinkets, and a quantity of • • Those marked with an asterisk lyre teises vii board. • , ' g Ickhg'S." Yesterday he was examined, when be Untie YARmovrti, JULY. - ;;;; • .., ~.. •,..• . -I tliat the rnratey was the produce of hisindustry, ao - a • Arrived from the Baltic the UnoiseraretivSig,incr.iimfzilettuiff paper-maker, the rings and trinketae-le from Heligoland the PrincessAugusla hitter: ' qailed . _ . - said, were left him by his mother; thatite always oar the VIXEN gun-brig.—Passed this Frei+ a late - fleet' • Tied: them 11b . 7 1 t him ;'that Le test came trim Mat under convoy for th e Baltic.—OßO P. M. A 'frigate 'lock. in Detb)abire, anti , preferred work big , from time to time, atHifferentanills to any fislid residence ; that is now working into Sr. Nicholas Gut, Strypasecr to Be• Isis reason for resisting the officers was, that he did c l'Amiable.—Remain the Roebuck, Urgett, Havoc,. ..., . believe them to- be 'such, bnerather to be London and Exertion gun-brigs, and Priacchs Augusta utter..• not —Wind 14.1 V. ' • • .- , slierpers. He appealed to be Abbot 60, and loft stsi dered to be detained tillalietrudrof his,stement can CR A VESEND, J 0 Li in.—Arrived the Ihithegs of York, —.-.•,‘ . . from Curacoa: William, Swain; Alkyd, Wilson r John,Thotop. be escerfained. son: Hamilton, Campbell; Hunter, Hansen; and the Hihberts, . - MARSION*IIOI73M—YestIMMr M=was charged with demanding paytnetat'Of u' ' 'check*, Head, from the West Indies ; Sovreigu,. Euphrates, Harriett, , Hudclart, and Lord Eldon,. indiamen. WS• &Arta sport ibeliankrtiteunwe of bOsinquotatd Jui.r 17.—Arrivgd, the William Pitt, Earl St.Yinceat , sad . awes, Indiamen. Co. Several gentleness . stud,timed). prisoner ho 4 We d nes d ay i ne enoen, a sloop laden with lime took fire in Leith presented hne• of their theeh, signed 'by a t te4senpas). Roads. She burnt a coltsiderabk time, sad then sunk. , The portin g , to k eep auk t he e ; but of 10 1 04 - • had sit.crew were fortunately saved. The Argo, Dick, arrived at Liverpool, from Jamaica, lost die' icnowtogge , A•• ll * faritnner, in hitr defonse, said, Ott fleet tke teth Of June. in tar. 43. 112.10t 1 1: 45 ..• bee dirt MAR the. Saturday of • last; enntingfroili Sadler's Wens, the William. Derbyshire, in company with 14 others, baring lost the/ mitt *' . bre gentlemen, a siren wto her, , whb fleet; on the sods spoke the Elizabeth, and three other yosaels, wen , m ine verbi . hei , to her iod.zint. and after being bound to. the Clyde—part of the fleet. The Hoffnung, --- has been [mil upset sear L'Orient, wi th her 411 night. gm* her this clink , which she and carried into Port LOW*. StlPpOted tart: be good. After giving a minute de 'lle Princess Elizabeth packet. Wand to hassles, anteater stription of his person and dress, she was discharged, Ilarisedoes ..a the rot nit. - an promising to attend at any time, if wanted. " rare of the German I.( gion, lstend 2dbattatior 4, 700 strori from Cole h‘stit. " troop 3 having etnbarkeal in the boot without distinct:l4A of companies, it is intptSeale as yet to ascertain stsbat number of troops each ship cantata. This list I Shall probably be able to furnish to-morrow." • " PORTSMOUTH, JULY 17. " The 2.1 Regiment of Light Dragoons of the Cermatil.egion, the last corps of the Exuedhion, has embarked u-day•though the Army is a very fine one, there is not a finer corps In it than this, and they are said to have been '4-ought t• the highest state of discipline by the Baron LINSINGEN, who goes with them as a Ceneral of Cavalry under Lord Ross LY N. " There are Woe Officers of Regiments here now. The black feathers of the Medical Cfficers, and the gay dress of the Cons. missariat Department, are now thole most seen in the streets, and of thesi! there appears to be a formidable fitrce " Sir EY RP: COOT t and his I.ady are arrived from town. Lady Coo•re goes to the Isle of Wight till Sir Estee returns. " To-morrow the Staff are ordered to go on board ; and, it is supposed the Expedition will sail on Wednesday or 1 burs -"ay. " Lord 1 1 / 4 40a.r0N, General EWcLartn, and , some of•the either Colonels, who came &min t see and take leave of their Regi ments before they embarked for service, have left the town. • " A sloop of.war has just come in from Portugal, with dis-• patches frora Sir ARTILUA WrI.LESL . C . T;whO, is said, by move ments the most rapid, to have possessed - himself of the capital of Spain, and rut King Josnrn to flight—two new brir4cles of .3ritish troars had joint:d Sir ARTIWR ; one from J!rsir and Guernsey, and one from Ireland—he now has :thoMat C 6,000 Erilsh troops, besides 41,000 Portuguc c unckr Marshal IltaEsconn." The 9th and 42d regiments imrcited from Canter bury yefiterday morning on their way to Ramsgate, to embark. . ' N \ IVIIL INTELLIGENCE. , (A , j 1