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FRANCE. . IP— EAS7oLVDI4 liOU3ll. Sepasher 19, lac * 'THE COMMITTEISof SHIPPING e tim .L UNITBD COMPJ?T( e 11tERCa 1i I PAM of RAVI LAND, era* ti the LAST 11VDIES,d , hereby give attar. That the Committee wal be ready to receive Propotal in *Whig, teak: ay, on or Wore Wednefday, the Ad of October Mat, from fucb Perform who may be willing to Cupp:7 the Com pany arida ANCHORS AND GRAPNALS. , . CANVAS, SWEDISH IRON, BRITISH IRON, . PITCH AND TAR, and . gram And am the Coodidoos of the Centred may be teen upon ap -014. caption to Mr. antes Caggan, Clerk to the raid Conunitme, wi.h wltmuLtic Pr malt be left before twelve o'clock at noon, on tilt Old 3d of 80 eloba, beyond which hour the Committee will not rendre any Tender. --------- PARIS, SEPTEMBER sr. The pen/ion which our Emperor has allowed the late Grand Mailer of Malta, Baron HOMPSICHp is fitted at 300,000 !lyres (12,5001.) in the year, dur ing his life. A French Jew, aged 65, was lately baptifed in the church of St. Louis, at Rome. His Eminence, Cardinal Fatima, bad converted him to the Chrillian religion. An agreement is at !aft concluded, highly ad vantageous to the Holy See. It is Paid, that France Ism not only guaranteed the temporal authority of the Pore, and the integrity of the prefint Papal ter ritefty, but promifed indemnities for the lois of the Qt tat Venailia in France, and fur the legacies of Revenue. Bologna. he. in Italy. In return, his I Holinefs will pals fix months in France, and during thai period, perforta the ceremony of the Emperor's coronation, and lay the final hand to annihilate that &Wm, which, notwithftanding the concordat, con.' • threes to trouble the Gallican church. The Pore will be accompanied by twelve Cardinals, and im mediately after the Emperor's coronation, a council of the Roman Catholic church will be convoked, at - which, not °sly the French prelates will alliti, bat, a certain number will be ordered from the Sees of Italy and Germany. Some fay that this council will of femble at Pans, others, at Lyons I we are, however, certain, that this laft city is the place choler by Pius VII. to regulate the affairs of the Roman Cathloic church.—Le Gamete's France. The Gomm eh Lpa is the name of the &ft (hip of the line launched at Antwerp. It carries 74. guns, and will, in a (bort time, be equipped and manned. Three other (hips of the line, of the fame rate, one frigate, and one cutte r, are betides building in the docks, and are ordered to be launched before Chrift mad. The Maritime Prefeft at Antwerp has inform ed the Minilter of the Marine, that this city contains timber, and other building materials, enough to confirm% twelve more (hips of the line, befides an equal number of frigates and cutters. Several Spa tial, Portugnefe. Italian, German, Dutch, Swedifh, and Danifh artificers and carpenters, have been ed ged, and are daily expand here.—L'Oraele They write from Marfeilles, that BLANCHARD and his wife intended to afccnd into the air in a carriage drawn by three balloons. The National Guards, deffined to be prefent at the Emperor's ceronation, receive, from the public tree rum five livres a day, during their journey and flay. A letter from Cherbourg lays, a The (hips o f neutral Oates bring us loch a quantity of naval Rotes, as planks, iron, pitch, &c. that cha f e articles have lately fallen in price." A poem called La botrissas Rau has been publifh ed; i t flogs the glory of Narot.ecni the Firft, and his afcenfion to the throne of France.—joareal de Paris. We are aimed that the ceremonials concerning the honours to be rendered to the PORI, both at his entry upon the French territory, during his journey and flay in France, are regulated with that folem shy and eclat, due to the dignity of his rank, and to the grandeur of the aft he ss to perform. It is laid, that his Holinefs will be accompanied by twelve Car dinals; and, during his Ray, occupy the apartments in one wing of the Calve of the Thuilleries.—yevr nal du Deltas. Letters from the Hague mention, that the Empe ror has ordered the fame honours to be rendered to Admiral Veiny et., as to the French Field Marfhals, by , the French army. The Queen Dowager of Pa I.IIISIA, mother to the Rosa, arrived the loth loruOidor at Strafburgh, and gaffed the whole day there incognito. After having fien the moll remarkable objefts of the city and its environs, her Majelty returned to the waters of Baden. journal les Drbats. A folemn deputation is to be fent to the frontiers of Italy, to meet hi% Hrlinefs. It will be eompofed, they fay, of Ptelates, Senators, Members of the Legiflative Body and Tribunate, grand officers of the Crown and of the Lefina of Honour. General GAZDANNI. Officer of the Legion of Ho nour. is appointed Governor of the Pages of the Emperor. FROM THE. PARIS PAPERS. VIINNA, AUGVST 28.—Preparaii"ns are already making for the coronation of the Emperor. One of our firll jewellers has 'received an order to make a crown, which will coil an ( not-melts price. The Count de Ltzcr, and I.is %%hole fitite, have fet out from Groan°. It is not pofitiwly known where they are gone, but it is generally fuppolid that they are gone to St. Pttcriborgh.— journal du Dards. BANRII or THE MInIN.—We read, in a German Gazette, an article f.om Berlin, of the zGth of An gun, in the frill-loping word : 4 6 The notification made by his M.ijelly the EP, rt. aoa relative to the ialiett,ance of the Imperial d i g . 9 4;d the 'loofa of Aufltia. ) , ..s been received by our Coon with much dillinaft.n. New eredenti. is have been, in conf..quence, difpatched to the Minifler of his Majefly at the Court of Vienna. It is thence inferred, that a fimilar change will be effeaed in the States of Pruffia."—thL The French are dated to have (dyed a van quell tityof Englith enerchaadise, Da its road from &un(- wick. Srocerrosse. Avo. CAILLAID. Secretary Of Legwion and Charge d'Affaires to our Court. frAs*rog been 'gamed Secretary of Legation to that of has let out to pis new port. • Z41874N01.1 ROUSE, Sept "I'HE CO COMMITTEEr SHIP -a- UNITBD MP4A7 11tERCa LAND, tea* ti the LAST IA• f DIES, u beeek, That the CoMilittei w:11 be ready to ree *Whig, ferlai op, on or Wore Wednefday, ace. kern Ind Perron who may be willisy to pow with ANCHORS AND GRAPNALI CANVAS, SWEDISH IRON, • BRITISH IRON, PITCH AND TAR, and. STEEL. Aad that thee... Widow of the Comma ma caution to Mites Conan, Clerk to the fate ri t e Pr mull wham be left before twelve i tl old 3d of elober, beyond which hour the maim any Tender. „ FRANCE. PARIS. SEPTEMBER a The pen/ion which our Emperor late Grand Mafter of Malta, Baron fixed at 300.000 HMS (1 2,5001.) in lag his life. A French Jew, aged 65. was let the church of St. Louts, at Rome. Cardinal Fates. had converted him religion. An agreement is at left conch' , vantegeous to the Holy See. It is f has not only guaranteed the tempo the Pore, and the integrity of the p rlt6o, but promifed indemnities fo Cfannat Venaifto in France, and fur ILevemte. Bologna, Etc. in Italy. Holinefs will pals fix months in Fra thai period. perforhi the ceremony c enfonation, and lay the final hand t fthifin, which, notwithßanding the • threes to trouble the Gallican chu will be accompanied by twelve CI nsediately after the Emperor's corm of the Roman Catholic church will which, not only the French prelates • certain number will be ordered Iron and Germany. Some fay that thi femble at Pans, others, at Lyons ; certain, that this left city is the plat VII. to regulate the affairs of the church.—Ls Gamete& Frame. The Gnawer de Lyra is the name the line launched at Antwerp. It and will. in a fttort time. be equip Three other (hips of the line, of tl frigate, and one cutter , are befide docks, and are ordered to be lawn max. The Maritime Prefea at At ed the Minilter of the Marine, that timber, and other building matt confirm% twelve more (hips of th equal number of frigates and eel Dias, Porettguefe, Italian ? Germat and Danilh artificers and carpent s a z l l e pt and are daily carded I 1 They write from Marfeilles, the his wife Intended to afcend into tl drawn by three balloons. The National Guards, deftined Emperor's coronation, receive, fr Cary ? . five Beres a day, during thei A letter from Cherbourg fa, neutral Bates brig us loch a qua. as planks, iron, pitch, &c. that lately fallen in price." A poem called La betrierm . ed; Bugs the glory of Naroter afcenfion to the throne of France We are aimed that the CM the honours to be rendered to dr entry upon the French territory, and flay in France, are regulet nity and eclat, due to the difnit 4 to the grandeur of the aft he is u that his Holinefs will be accomp (finals; and, during his Ray, ocr in Oft wing of the Cattle of the nal du Dome. Letters from the Hague meni for has ordered the fame honnu Admiral Vet noel., as to the Fr by , the French army. The Queen Dowager of Nu Kis° arrived the loth frnaid paired the whole day there ion • fees the moll remarkable obje6 environs, her Majeßy returned tc journal du Ghats. A folemn deputation is to be of Italy, to meet his Hrlinefs. they fay, of Pselates, Senate Legiflative Body and Trthuna the Crown and of the Levine I General GAZDANNI. Officer roar. is appointed Governor Emperor. FROSI THE. PARIS VGINNA, AUGTST 28.—Pre making for the coronation of t our MA jewellers has receive crown, which will cuft an turn The Count de Ls t.t.r, and I. out from Groan°. It is not r they are gone, hut it is genet.: are gone to St. Petcriburgh.— , BARRA or THE —W Gazette, an article f.om Berl gull. in the folll wing word.: 4 4 The notification made by I • Boa relative to the i..heti r an n i t ; of the 'loofa of Maria our Coon with moth &line .4; ! have been, in conf..qtrence, dil of his Majefiy at the Court of inferred, that a firnilar char the States of Pruffia."—ilriA The French are Rated to tity of Englith merchandise. wick. Svocinots4, AVG. 2C-1k of Liga:irm and Charge d': been named Secretary has let. oat to bit mew 11.0111tIAGH MAIL j Faun apt ViaTULA, SIFT. 5.-.• The pot& already. know. that the Costa' 44 LILL{ has quitted Grodno, Some people alert, that he is going to Gotta:burg, to meet Tome of his relations. The Ruffian fquadron which is gone to the North Sea, will, we are informed, return to Revd about the cnd of the prefent month. VIINN*, SEPT. I.—Their Imperial Majelties will arrive at the camp near Hlanpetin , in Bohemia, on the tath inft. They intend to remain at Linden Cagle during the whole time of the encampment, viz_ to the :6th of September, and will afterwards be at Prague till the ad of Oaober. Mr. Alt 131) THNOT, the Engliilt Envoy Costaau. tinople. has arrived here. The Archduke Jona will fhorelf goto jofephfladt, and other Bohemian fortreffeh in his quality of Chief of the Corps of Engineers. Ravissow, Sur. 3.—The PrufGan Counfellor of Legation, Kaarinlalle, has received a refcript from Berlin, in which hit Majefty recognizes the new he reditary Auftriau Imperial dignity, confidering it as a mere domelbe regulation, making no alteration in the relations to the German Empire, according to the proper exprellions ufed by the Court of Vienna. The Counfellor of Legation, KAUTTNAIIII, informed the! Imperial Co-Commiffary, Baron Hemet., of this view of the bufinefs, and congratulated him, at the fame time, on the new affumed title. The Eledoral Brunfwick Lttneburgb Legation has circulated a pamphlet under the following title :- 0 A true narration of the illegal poffetfion taken by the Count of Bentheim Steinfurth, with the &din ance of French Troops; of the mortgaged • County of the Empire, Bentheim ; to which are added louse particular circumnances which attended that arbi trary ad of violence." MAGDIIIURCW, &PT. B.—The King of Sweden arrived here on the evening of the yet inft. under the title of Count of Haga, accompanied by his Q!een and attendants. • The taro Royal yachts. Efplandinn and Amadis, have been ordered to Stralfund, whither they will fail next week: Genoa, Auo. 23.—Letters received from Naples, Beak of Tome movements making by the Gallo• Ita lian army in that kingdom. On the t9th inft. four armed Meccas failed from this port on a eruife againft the pirates. The works at Aleffandria arc continued by from is to tyoo men every day. That fortrefs will be one of the ftrongeft places in Europe. There is a (Iron& levy of recruits railing in the, Italian Republic. AIIITIVIiP, &PT. 6.--CoontCOIIMITZIL has been prefented to the French Emperor at Ai.l.la.Chapelle, and delivered to him his new credentials. There is a report here of a Congrefs to be held at Antwerp. at which will be' prefent Count COUNT ZIL, two German Princes, who are now here incog nito. &e. but this report appears to be unfounded. Vases. Auts. Wednefday Count ZAN- Seecaat (whofe unfortunate aerialvoyage, left year, from Bologna, over the Adriatic Su to Poll in Iftria, is till (refit in every one's memory). attended again at Bologna, in the view of many tboufakds of fpee tators, who tefti6ed their appro ba tion by loud [bouts while be afeended and defeended at pleafure. At the end of four hours while he was overthe village Coa, Tome Balks filled with fpirit of wine took fire, and be immediately defeended towards the earth. His corn. passion, M. Animus', as loon as they came near enough to the ground, leaped out of the ear, and the Count was preparing to do the fame, but before he could take his leap, the balloon much lighter by M. Assoasort's leaving it. fuddenly re-afcended with great rapidity. bearing with it the unfortunate Count .) of whom to this moment no account has been re ceived. LONDON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER soh PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Confab s7 i—far amount, 376411. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock (but s pa Cent Nays gaff 3 per Can. Red Asia. OM Imp. 3 per Cote. s7t 3 par Cant. Coat sql Ownlam 61 poem 4 pa Cant. Slat Confab fa ate. nil The (mall French Journals to the lath have ar rived. They are chiefly filled with details refpetaing the honours to be paid to the Pori on his arrival and during his flay in France, whither be is bound to crown Bo , and to endeavour to heal the &Mins in the Gallican Church. In return for this condefeenfion, on the part of the Po►s, France is to guarantee his temporal authority and the integrity of the prefent papal territory. A letter for bloomy' front Louts XVIII. was received by the Hamburgh mail of yeflerday, and for warded to Harwich laR night, under fuppofition that his Royal Highncfs was yet there. It is now be. lieved that the two Royal Brothers will meet at Got te nburgh. After the interview, Louts XVIII. will go to Calmar, and Monfieur will return to England. The King of France was received with all the ho nour; due to his rank, in every part of the Ruffian Empire that he vifited. Tits Samos or Downs.—This worthy Prelate died yellerday at three o'clock. at General Frrsra vaica's houfe, in Arliagton-ftreet, after a long and painful inners. He was the fon of a dignitary of the church in Ireland, who fent him to Eton fchool for his education. There he became acquainted with Mr. Fox, and an intimacy was formed, which riper years I cemented into the warmed friendfhip, and cured but with the life of the Bithnp. At an early age, he married a Min Sv mass, a Lady as amiable as the was beautiful, and with whom be cajoled the mod enviable date of conjugal felicity. This amiable woman has now to mourn, with a numerous family, the bell of fathers and hufbaads. He was a man of the mon elegant and refined snannen; a flaterman of the mod independent principles; as a fcholar he had few equals. He was alto the much efleemed friend of the Eatl of MOIR A. • His Lordfhip was nineteen years Bifhop of Downe and Connor, from whisk he is now traailmcsi to a tomes world. '7' aiperWirleiedSiaztj: igtpry We aniotincecryeacraiy-in a part of oar fins the arrival of an * garnets at the Admiralty wiih intelligence that 7o fail of Gun Boats and 47 Lulg gen b*d en= out of Boulogne Harbour. and that Officers had arrived at the lament French Potts to aspedite the embarkation of the troops. From this cirarmaance, it was generally believed yeaerday evening in the Government offices that the attempt at ;smarm would immediately take place. It is proba ble, however. that the enemy have only been making ose of thole difplaye with which they have to often teased our tars, without intending yet to es pofe than felves to the ague of an aition ; for had their move ments continued. farther and more decifive accounts would by this time have arrived from our blockad ing fquadron off Boulogne. Dom, Sur. s9.—From the arrival and difpatch of meifengees in the courfe of tail night, and the ge neral aaivity that prevails in every department con neiled with our blockading fyaem, it is very gene rally believed that the enemy are difplaying a more than ufual bottle. Onr tars, however, fear it will again end in Cooke, without their being funsithed with an opportunity to put French Availing - to the tea. The haze on the oppofite coat prevents our fet ing any thing that is going on there. MARGATE, SEPT. 19. The fiihermen. mailers of boats on this cosi% Who have hitherto bad proteftions from the hoprefs fee , vice, particularly on account of their being always ready to put to fea at a moment'swotice, for the per , pole of piloting or 'Ailing, when in diltrcfs. Nines I (hips. and other veffels, have had their protsainns taken from them within thefe few days, which has' occafioned a eonfiderable fenfation among them and produced much diftrefs, as they dare mot now go out to work the rackets to London, which are now navigated by foreigners. About one hundred of thefe men have been carried from Margate and eleven from Ramfgate. None are exempted, whom the imprefs can get hold of. except loch as have three children. Molt of the boats on this coati have been cut ind new modelled to carry one carronade each in their „ centre. Our fea fencibles prallife with them twice every week, firiag at a mark about two miles off at fea.—The expertnefs they have acquired, and the ' precifion with which they take their aim, is truly wonderful. This is a kind of force which promifes t. much advantage in the event of the enemy hazarding . a vifit to our acres. Yefterday difpatches were received from Admiral Coarwaiats,.ot Breft, dated on board the Gioa v, of 98 guns, the 13th init. which were forwarded to Lord 141ILVILIA at Wimbledon. Yellerday Sir SIDNEY SMITH and Sir HOUR POP. MAU had long audiences of the Board of Admiralty. Tuefday afternoon his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoaa left town, on a vilk to their Mammies at Weymouth. Friday afternoon his Royal Hightsefs the Du ea of Gioucasrea arrived in the neighbourhood of Liver. pool on a vifit to his fon, Panic, Wm. Faspeasee, tbe Commander in Chief of that Diftria I he was met on the road by a detachment of Majot Fascists's Volunteer Cavalry, and efeorted by them to Saint Domingo; immediately on his arrival there, a Royal [elute was fired from the fort, and by his Majelly's frigate Panicass, commanded by Capt. Cocopyre. On Saturday the Chief Marftraie, attended by the Recorder, Aldermen, Bailiffs, and Common Com. cil, waited upon his RoyalHighnets, at St.Donsiogo, and prefented him with a congratulatory addrefs, to which his Royal Highnefs made a (citable reply,' accepting with rest pleafure the Freedom of the loyal town of Liverpool. T , Coveys. Gaatize.--Laft night the very witty but very licentious Comedy of 7k: Beaux SW- 1 :4V711 was performed at this houfe. The Mufical Es-1 tertainment of Tk .lamer followed, in which Mr, and Mrs. Tar Loa, from the Haymarket, made their drive on there boards as Lain and Floretta. His voice prif feffes great fweetnefs and flexibility, though feem ingly, not fo remarkable for firength or compafs. In his perfon and manner he is fn inarvelluufly like Mr. loicttoor as to appear the younger brother of that , 1 gentleman, after we have dircovered that i t is not him-1 fell. He was very favourably received as the reprefen. tative of the faithful, honeft hearted Lain. In all his airs he was warmly applauded, and in one he was I loudly encored. The merit of Mrs. Tat tot, if we are not much miftaken, is rather that of a fptightly comic aftrefs than a finger. The comic quaintnefs of Moyne'', in the part of Solon" exhilarated the audience exceedingly= and the fine voice of IncLation, Was moll fuccefifully exerted. The favourite air of While the Lads in the Village," was given with a power and chaAencfs that has been unequalled fince C BANVISTIII firll enraptured his hearers in the charaßer of the be. nevolent *prier. The Houfe had again to boat a very refpenable, though not a crowded audience. Mr. Kira, the late Manager of the Cork Theatre, who housefly evinced fuck a field of mufical taleiit at Covent• Garden, in ream attaxiseus, Arleta, RIPAtIta, and :fitabaxe:, has left the land of potatoes, to fccure an eftabliflament for his wife, whom report derail:ma as fecond to none but the joanasi in charaners where Tirafia takes a fportive mood. Her figure is ?dile, but the has Ca uric HILL'S couplet in h:r favour : Woe Fuca sociit dsillnaion , ay ; goaccl, and a•llaiew's fig fat On Tuefday morning a perfon in Whitechapel for a wager of feventeen guineas, engaged to go Guy miles in twelve hours, on foot. He flatted from Whitechapel Turnpike, and went thirty miles and back to the flatting place. He performed his jour ney in three quarters of a hour lets than the time al lowed. Several hundreds of pounds were (ported on the occafion. A meteor was teen on Tuefday fe'onight, at nine o'clock, over the S. W. part of Briftol, it was villas for about four feeonds, and then feemed to be 101 l in a thick cloud, which was probably about five miles dißant front the earth. SPOR2 t iia "- ir7rii VAitz 1.,. !Km* tticis.•—•rinnitDAT, Urn 13, Purfe of soi. given bt the Celt.-.-3 rallp !tat:. fkorral Gronrawr's b. 5. Two Sir* s yrs aid We. Caps Hearke's be at. Mara Tappis3.6 yrs 4 * a Dr.!. woe, h. 4 yrs aid, 7ft. 611. 3 4 3 Mr. Welboartia br. 4 yrs 014 1 1 .-11 6 . 3 3 45 - Mr. Upplzby's b. L Park*. 3 yrs aid, - 6 dit The het was a dead beat between Patricia and Two Shoes. Patricia the Favourite ; ran out of the cow& fecund heat. • Same day, a Welter States of togs. each. Two-mile Heats. Haat. 5. P. Ilatttley's b. 7 pas 454 * Mr. T. P. Tboralfs b.w.b7Adaoirs4ased a a Capt. Percy 514arrers b. g. by Precipitate. 7-1 r 3 3 3 Bir M. M. Dykes% g. sirPattsaa,gsd - - 4 I tllf Sir Pertinar came Stii the third heat. but harinf sun'oe the wrong !Ida a race pa& he was deemed tb be dinanced, and the heat adjudged to Mr. Loeser. On account of the lamest, of the ennui& the event of the mire by Admiral, end Mr. 1.. who had each got a heat ' , mad which two ordy could Sat for a fourth, agreed to divide the Sakes. Mr. Lustsav re ceiving two parts thereof out *Ethnic Bets Mating to thole two hares, or either of dna; are to be fct . , tied In the fame proportioo. Fr Pettiest the Ea. south,. The IR ileac of the Welter Stakes run ill four minutes and ten ream& Faissay.-eSebfaiptioo Parts okloza.--Twolif4e) • Haas. - - • Gen. Ortfreeer's b. 1. Tee %es% tyre eld . . '. s a r Mr. -tip's b. a Prencie. 3 yrs en • I I 3 . Mr.Vr-ru'ilre b. by A*11018.4 run 3, 4 *, Mr. Mneobr. b. lb*teep. by Irdesteer.nyn 4 3 s &Joe day, a Subfcriptioireak of saL—TaroMdis•-: 1 . ' Eitart. , . - • Mr. Parkee• Ix gm. ill tts •1111.400"Vhdise ,7 4 , .! • Mr. Beerrilder gr.sestiiikaisibrourk 4 Weis t . s.. s 1044 3 0 kinglike a !ma eel *7 the be e. ;, . .- ' - 1 • • tia the nth * akar, input a t nastier hietiee.thrUei o'clock in the alternate, ;as fait a IliAht ,fhock.of is - carthqsakt. and vain co the atitit of left mooch, at. • tato'cloek at night, we bad two, pay fevere 7 fisMas: whiCh really made us, as well as the whole hook. - bake extremely. We expedied the beams.. of, dig kook immediately to fall; ho wrier. we have hither- • tnefcaped, and I Rill hope we &all. Ots the asks duel took , place betweep.Major,Cott.iiis aad•Dirr UMW., tirgeon, both of the 6t regiment 0k1.'47; latter was wounded tbalgh the body, and it was an% ogled mortally ; bat he is now, - I sanderßand, swirly out of danger. The Major has been soder cloreip; reit ever fence ; he bad °Wined leave to go to Eno land by the prefent convoy, had not this unfortuntitst I circomftance taken place. The spiral, I catio4 learn perfraly, but underalad it originated at this Cape of Good live, four years ago, .whea the htn. • or threw fosse reflation.= Mr; Burros as a pro. felhonal roan ; it was thought to hare been fettleelat the time; but by Come of 'the boys of the regimen t" talking about it, it broke out again, and this late doell was the refult. On the part oldie military, poi . thing has occurred ; and on that of the navy Leff NBLSOM Rill remains with all the line of battle Rapt: off Toulon, and we age (onetimes two or three, months without heariaLasy thing of • them... I en• derfland the French haat been out of Toulon tore or three times; but Lord Mina, who Is extra**. anxion, cannot bring them to an engagement. -Several of our °lacers ate going home 14 . dab sees on leave of aWence ; therefore we aid frau that, we (hall Rill be kept in quietnds, d not only lame of out reginieut, but claws - of all the relOs ments here; are going on have, The garrifon is in good heakh, antwiddlanfrog the image beat of the weather; the thermometerhas beep the laR three days at 86, in a room fhadedfropi the fun, with a thorouph air through it. BRIO/inn', SEPT, pr. The weather ye[terday was fo eicefively hot, drat the Rage coaches from London, which generally come in before five o'clock in the afternoon, did not arrive here until nearly eight o'clock in the even ing ; and even at that time, though the hotted had been treated with fo much indulgence. the poor animals were nearly dropping with fatigue.—The Steyne, tall night, was unmenfely crowded with pa deavians. The Prince entertained an elegant party at the Pavilion. Even after fun.fet, yefterday, the heat of the weather was intolerable. A divifion of the Army of Referve. in number about goo, marched into this town on Saturday, and left us to join the 4oth Regiment of Infantry. at Hafting.. this morn ing. Shortly after their departure, another detach% ment of the Army of Referee, confining of about tile lame number of men, entered the town, and Is to follow the former to-morrow. Inltrußions, it teems, have been given by Government for the complete in undation of Pevenfey Level, as loon as poffible after the appearance of the enemy's invading force being difcovered off any part of the coal' of Suffix. • &PT. tB.—The Patrice ye)erday furveyed the buildings, which are in a very forward Rate, on the ground recently dißinguifhed as the Promenade Grove, and was afterwards on horfeback for a con fiderable time before dinner. The following accident has hem the current topic of the day—a Lady, whole name we could not learn, with two female attendants. being in a machine, for the pupate of enjoying a dip in the briny element, had requefled of the bathers t s put the %chicle into the water as deeply as it could be placed wigs lately ; or rather, as a dip in Sallow water Witt unpleafant to her, fn to difpoie of *erns. chine. that the fru face of the Old Ocean might be nearly on a level with its floor. The bathers, aough reltiftantly, did as they were &fired, and the tide being nearly at flood, the machine was Coon after afloat, overturned, and the lives of thofe within it much endangered. The bathers, the Ladies, all (creamed, and numbers who beheld the dilater on the Cliff, hurried to the water's edge. reverel of whom who could fwim, for the firft time, probably without firipping, dallied into the Tea, and with much labour and difficulty brought the machine to land, ere "boa within had (offered much by their misfortune. No blame attache% to the Bathers on this aeration; even the Lady moll alarmed does them justice in this particular.