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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. CONSTAN I INOPI.E, APRIL sq. The fquadrnn of the Captain Pacha, which daily receives reinforcements, is partly bef , tre and partly before the Vardanelles. 'Admiral Craig has appeared before Salrinica, and fommoned the place. He has alfo demanded a contribution of 90,000 ducats, to be railed from the confifcatiun of French property; and in cafe of non compliance, he has threatened to lay the place in antes: The Pacha has feat here for inftruai.tns, which the Porte has iffued, confidently with its prefent fyitem. The Divan, in order to provide for the expeoces of the war, has laid an impoll upon the feudal tenures of the military, and the property.of the Uhlemans. Five thoufand troops, that formerly ferved under Pafwan Oglou, arc encamded fiere. When they are increafed to tg,ooo, they are to j in the Grand Vizier at Adrianople. The news from Servia is not very pleafant. The infurgents in the provinces have again taken: up arms; and though they declared they would not make a common carte with the Ruffians, they made themf e lve s ro a a ers o f Nitfa, though they were de feated at Chiacka. A flag ha., been (hewn bete which was taken on this occalion. M. Berlin, an Engineer in the French fe; vice, who .has been fome time employed at the Dardanelles, accompanied 'by M. Lacour, Aide de•Camp to Ge neral tiebailiani, is gone to join the at my of the Etch% of Rutfauck. VENICE; MAT ht. According to the !ail letters from Dalmatia, Ge ner.tl Marmont has returned to Spalatro, 'ince his kturney to Ragula. The Ru(lians, who "rui'ze at the mouth of the Borphoru:), and the Engirt in the Mediterranean, impede the - navigation to Conffanti nople to full a de tee, that at. the populati•nt of that place exceeds a million, great apprehenlions of a Ica[city of provifions prevail there. VIENNA, MAY 20. We learn with pleafure, that fine his Majeay's return to buci.t, tl:e affairs of the Diet have taken an agreeable turn. The Members vie with each other in teflifying their attachment to the Archduke Charles. MENTZ, MAY 24. In coact:pence of orders being► received here to flop the march of the Swedifli prifonets, on their way to the interior of France, it is inferred that an accom modation between the two I s uwct s is at no great ditlance. HAGUE, JUNE 4. Ruffian, Prnffian, and French Couriers, are conti nually arriving from the head quarters, and at War law, but none of them bring intelligence of a1.,- movements among the armies. The foreign letters are extremely uninterelling. The taking of Dantzic will undoubtedly hstlen the negotiations for peace, if it be true, as the Northern Journals affert, that they have now arrived at fome degree of forwaidnefs: even fuppofing the Expedi- tion getting . ready in England is intended for the Continent, it will be toolate,.and of comic fail in its ohjeft. The trorps relealed from the liege of DA nt zic, the great advantage of the fituation of that city to the Freneb, and the reinforcements which .the .Ern. perm. has received, will greatly confribute to r coder truitlefs this Jail attempt of the enemy, who, v i•hout doubt ; will be obliged to fubfcribe to the comlitions of the Conqueror, to obtain that peace, which prol.a.- bly will fix the fate of Europe. LUBECK, MAY 20. Since the iCiugOf SivQerersarrrival at Strallimd, he has been .continually fending off couriers to dill-cr ew places, particularly to the French head quarters. The hopes of a perfeft accommodation %tit,' France have excited great pleafure• among all the Swedilh Officers. The conditions of the armiftice are °Her - ved with the utmoft punctuality. An Engliih brig h as been informed, by the Swedilh Comniandant, that any Engliffirnan i fettitig his foot upon Ponierai fhauld be (Untried and made p ironer. The Ruffians fiffered much befine Dantzic on the 15th, by the fire of the Fi erich light artillery. They fay the Pruffians did not do their duty, arid the Ruf fians fay the fame of them. A flimsier of fchuyt , , with the wounded, Were (banded at the mouth of the through the obflioacy of the Mallets, in at empting to make head again(' a North Weft wind. Nut a man of them could be faved. 'II 7 IF. ARMIES. A letter from an Oliict..l in Lord Hurcurnsors's fuite, dated PiHalt, the 29 , h May, is (Aid to con tainthe following' par ticulars : " The RuUian army, at thzt Line, comprifed one httmlred and thirty-Six thoufant'. men. rxtendiug from fiei:izenbut, on which its right wing 0u7% Melibak, Serbusu. Wartenburg, ae r o fs the Nar c w river, and through the Wood of Oltrolenka, to the river Bug ; .8n r vent of isia FngliP.a miles. The French army, according to the report of come Italian deferrers, at the fame period. conntled. of .96,0 cc Lien, including Poles, Sax ons, Gentians, irM,is s. aid Uutch. 1 heir line, in like manner, extended from the Fiddle Half to the Bug; Unit* principal force was in the dill rids of hircenbur; and Fenn:land. " Both armies are ftrsitt ne.t tor provifmnl, and rarticularly for forage ; but in th, fe we lament to hear, that the French are much better prov'ded " Oil t) . t: 29th ult. pair of the French force, which hid ban employed in the fi, gc of Dantatc, had advanced aloi.g the Nerung. to within a!iont feven German Milts of the channel of l'illau. and 11-ere watt much rraGai ro a prehenti they would fucceed in flop ping the navigation of the Pteiel, by which the Ruffians receive tit, it principal Ill:ties t' It is li.ppoft.(l that tbe French will he able toget the Dauntlett praans, %%bit h they 'rock front us at Dantzie, tb7rough the Vianta into the Fri!che 1141, to fu e purt the operations of their left wing 011 tile RIOTla:1 lii.cs. A geocrat battle wag txisedled to take place about the middle ot thic mouth. The furreuder of I)antzic oat an event wholly tine:peeled at • the moment it toot place, and was attended with circuniflances, which, in come degree, aired the. ntirion we had previuutly en tertained of Central Kalkreuth. Ily means of telegraph 4, a con flan, comniunlea , inn ver. k-pc up lit tweenDantzie and 1' airwater ; and it was arranged, that General Kalkreuth Wag to attempt to force IliA palrage to hairwater or Weichrelmunde, where trail'. were cuilt.dett for the rect of his troops, and wbcre lh y might have enwark...tl without nudellatinn. The troops hi there latter tort' , wire to have fecondol their operations, Aid lay under arms all night, waisim; the tignal for ac ti. m. Several tomes after the petiod appeitited lor the rally, the Ruyan Commandant at. Fairwater, inquired the oceafion of the utioxpedtd delay ? whoi he was st.fw•tt,.d by Gcetral Kalkreuth, that M. had furrendered. 1 be PrulTian garrifon of Weiehl hnuml'e furrerdered at dif crrtion havh g retitled to embark. The garrFon of Fairwater, which col:lilted of soce , Ruffians and 2000 Fruffians were carried oft on the night of the af,th. The French entered paint& on the morning of the 27 th. Gr udrntz flill hulds out.• '• II ,1 nitein, on the aStb, to In the head quarters of the r... Man army." THE EVENING STAR. . LONDON. MONDAY, JUNE is. • .. 41 PRICE OF STOCKS 'THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confols, for July 640—Reduced 63if—Oundurn t# prem., Excheq. Bilis psr to 3s. prtal. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY : Bank Stock 3 p et. Red Ann. 6.; Zit 3 per C. Conf. !hut 4 per Cent. 8s . 14 k Long Annuitir■ 1;'l 15-16 Imperial Ann. 7 9-164 Oroniuni ri pre. Excl:eq. Bills, par 3s pre. Lottery Tickets 191. riSs. Code& for ace. 64* The accounts received by Government from Egypr l were yelleidAy publifhed in a Supplement to the Gemate of the preceding night. It will be Peen . by General FRASER'S letters, that the accounts pre-1 publifhed were no .way exaggerated. The • General's fecond letter is dated on board the Canopus, from which it is, infetted by fume, that he was pre paring to evacuate Alexandria ; but as loch an eention would certainly have been announced in the difpatches,• bad that rneaftire been in cont^mplation, it is more reafonable to infer that lie was there for the purple of concerting filch arrangements as ne cetlity might render necellary in the event of reitsfurce• ments and provsflonS. being ling in reaching him; But as we know that Itipplies of men, prorifions and Witter, were fent from Malta early is May, we may• entertain a hope that a congnetl, which lix'years ago was deemed of luch importance, as to employ an army of 23,D00 men to :Zit the Port-re in driving out the French, will be deemed worthy to be pre ferred from being delivered up to ;::em, now that the Tut ks and French are Allis. Mr. Pirr knew well the importance of Egypt, and we hope it never, will be undervalued by thole who have the dirveticn of our public affairs. 'file follou lag ar,; tie accounts publifhed in the SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE OF SATURDAI', :UNF 13. Downingbtreet, pole 13. The following intelligence has been rec• iv:A by Virc , unt C. alc rcagh,oneof his Majcity's Ptinripal Sccretarits of state, from IV.ijor G,meral Alcunder M Frafcr, Commanding Lis Majefty's Land Forces in Egypt, tranfinitted in a Letter from the Right Honourable General Fox, to the Right Ho::ourable William Windham. Extract of the . Copy of a Letter from Major General A M Fiakr, to the Right Honourable William Windham, dated Altxar.dria, April 6, 18 , 4, trancmittel to him by General Fos, the origi,.3l not baying Leen reetivi.d. Sir—My letter of the 27:h ult. has already inform ed you, that in conrequence hf the fitong reprefen Winn of Major MitTett, his Majelly's Itefident here, (a copy of which I then tranfrnitted) gating the rifle the inhabitants of Altxandria rain of bzing flarved, toilers Rnfetta and Raltmanie -we , e taken poireflion of by his Majetly's troops, I had, with the concur rence of l(eat Admiral Sir Joho Duckworth, detach: ed the 3tfi regiment and Chafreurs Thitannigoes, under Major General NVauchope and 13tigadier Ge neral Meade, for that pn:pt - .l‘. I am now un._kr the difagrccable neceffity of ac quainting you that, contrary t:) all expeaation, this. titeaute did not focceed. 0::r troops took pr , frdlion of the heights(( Ab -, tortnandol,r (which command the town) without any lofs ; I ,ut from circumflances as yet unexplained, the General, - intlead uf keeping his poll there, unfortunately was temp . ed to go into the town with his whole force, without any previous examiFeation of when the troops wet cf) fevcrely handled from the windows and tlps of the houfes, without ever feeiniy, they tn):aty, that it was thought exr.edient to recite, more elpetialiy as Major General Wauchnpe was unfortuna:eiy kii:ed, and the fecond in command, Btigadier General Meade, leverely wounded. The troops, I underaand, althotizlli certainly placed in a molt tryittg and pzrih,:rs fpnation, l)ehaved extremely well ; and after having futn:reci, I am forty to fay, very materially in killed and worouled (as you will fee by the annexed returns); retire . d to Aboukir, in good oriole!, without moleilation, *from whence I direeled them to return to Alexandria. I'llis has certainly been a ver y heavy 'and unexpec ted thrice upon us, more efpccially as every informa tion led me to conclude, that the oppolition, if any, would be trifling ; and every precaution was recom mended that prudence could fuggeft- Finding, however, by the rent .‘ed r:prefentation of Major Ivtillett, corroborated by the perfonal applica tion of the Sorbagi, or Chief Magifirate, in the name of the people at large, that a tarnine would be' the certain and immediate cor;ferlucnce of our remaining at Alexandria, without the occupation of Rofetta. I have, with the concurrence, advice, and co-operation df Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Louis (who commands the fquadron here fince the departure of Sir John Duckworth) detached another corps, under the com mand of the Honourable Brigadier General Sr!wart and Colonel Ofiwald (as per margin 40 ) to efft 61 this pur pole, without which it appears imprffible that the mcafure propofed by his Majelly's Mi4iflers, of keep• ing peffeflion of Alexand:ia, can be accomplillted. Extraft of a Difirveh from Major General Frafer to Gener. , l th e Right Honourable 11. F.. rwS.,datol on board his M jetty'zthip Canopus, Aboukir Bay, April z 4. _ . I have the mortification to acqttlint you, that the fecond attempt that 1 thought necelFary to mike againli Rofetta ha, failed, owing to a great reinforce ment of the enemy being lent down the Nile from Cairo, which overpowersd our troops, and obliged them to fall back with the lots (Yam grieved to fasl of nearly one thoufand men in killed, wounded, and mieng. Among the latter are Lieutenant Colt nel M‘Leed, Major Vogelfang, and Major Mohr. B Iga diet General Stewart, who commanded!the troops on this fervice, is only now upon his. marelas towarda Alexandria with the remainder of his force, and has not yet fent me the details ; but as the Almiral thinks it neceffary to difpateh the Wiz 4rd brig im mediately from this Bay to Mctlina, r think it. recef fary to give yon all the information ram at prefent in polliffron of, and (ball fend you, the 'partkulars of this unfortunate affair by his Makfly's fhip Thun deter, which wi.l leave Alexandria very for:n ;—and as I have not time to acquaint his M4jefly's Knitters of this event by this opportunity, I mull requeli to have the goodnefs to do it as loon as pollible. Rout-not Killed and Wounded of the Army in the Aaiun of the jilt March, at Itofrtta. KILLED. Staff—a Major GeneraL Royal Aritlery-2 rank and file. 3111 Regiment—a Captain, 3 ferjeants, 3 drummers, L 9 rank and file Challcurs Britanniques—t Captain, a Lieutenant, 3 fcrjeants, 2 drummers, 99 rank and tile.. 'f nisi —I Major General, Z Captains. It Lieutenant, 6 fer• jrauts. 5 drummers, t 70 rank and file. WOUNDED. St aff--t Brigadier Generid, t Brigade Major. Royal Artillery—to rank and file. 3111 negiment---1 Captain, 6 Subalterns, 7 fcrjeants, t drummer, 129 rack and file. Chalrcurs Biitanniques-4 Captaine, 5 Subalterns, t Adjutant, 4 . _ Lrjrants, It r rank and file • Start Corp:-.4 rank and file. Tutu—l;Litigadicr General, t Brigade Major, t Captains. to Lieutenants, z Eniigns, it to - jet:lw, t drummer, z 5 t rank and NAMES OF OFFICERS KILLEO. Gcricral Whuchipe. .;!tl. I .2.c.siinet;t—Czptain John R.ob;rtfori. t. !I:l%mA Britauniques—Cai-tain B. de Scrocourt ; Lkutenant NANI,S 01. OFFICERS wouNorn. Brigadier Griieral die Robert Meade. • 3 tft Rrgintcnt—Cap:Jdus Hurchurgh, (Brigade Major) and Dow- dal; Lieutenants F. Knox, learon; Thornton, Sleddon, and Ryan ; Entign Kirby. Chati:ur, 13ritanoiques—Captains Dultautoy, de Comb rem cult, de Calonne, and de Lanf.e ; Lieutenants Le Maitre, J Spitz, dc Sault, and Klinger ; linfigs lionEngautt,Adjutant. (Signed) OF.OR(11.: A WT. Aeling Deputy Adjutant General. N. B. N1,.11 of the wounded Officers and men are recovering. • Detachment of Royal Artillery, detachment of 2- th Light Dengoous, detadiment of Seamen, Light lot:nary Battalion, IR Battalion of 35th Regiment. atl Battalion of 78th Regiment, R, • gimetit de Roll; amounting, in the whole, to about two Mout - anti five liontircd men. BUENOS AYRES AGAIN CAPTURES. The Btrhice Packet from Berhice, arrived. at Li vtrporf, fpoke on the IR of June an American veffel from Buenos Ayres for London ; who informed them that Buenos Ayres had been retaken by the Engliih, precious to her failing. The date of thia fecond conqueil we have not learnt, but of the fall we en. tertain r,o dolbt whatever. A fael which Thews in along colours the impolify of abandoning any en terprize ; merely becaufe its accompliflimcnt may be attended with mif.refeen ditfictiltie:;. If we per levet ein our attempts t retain a looting in Ei,typi, there i, evety reafon to hope onr efforts will be equally fuccelsful there, as in South America. THE CONTINENT. Since our lafl French and Dutch Papers have been received, but they are only one day later than the lall we announced, and contain hardly any thing worthy of notice. From the At mies there is nothing new. The accounts Item Conflantinople do not confirm the vautaing details of vietto ies obtained by the Tut ks in Wall-tchia, as flared in former papers; nqr had pitan Pach2, who, ;n the middle of March, fet fail t,) drive the Ruffian and Engliffi Fleets from the mouth of the Dardanelles, at the end of a month after,. advacced any farther than Galli. poli —Thefe journ.ds are fill without the terms granted to the GAT t ifon of Dantzick. . A letter received fr. m an Officer in Lord Hu rcm• fuite, dated Pillatr, the 29. h of May, (lams, that the Ruffian Army, at that date, confided of t36,cco men, and the French 196,0c0, both ft.e.ch• ing from the Baltic to the Bug, an extent of . 13 0 Eoglith miles. Both armies were fatting fr‘ln a fcarcity of provifions and forage ; but, ,we are I.rty to add, that the Rutrianc, in this lefpea, ate • fiat cd not to be In well provided as the French. An evening paper of Saturday, on the autivrity of a letter from Holland, dated the sth infiant, men. tions a very fingular circumfiance to have lately oc curred ; but which feems wholly unworthy of credit. King Louts, according to the writer, has• for forre time been at variance with his 9een ; and to fuck a height have the, differences aiifen, that they hare feparated. BONAPARTE, influenced by his Emprefs, is laid to have taken the part of the Lady, and re fufcd to receive fume Deputies which the Kiz.g of HOLLAND fent t him, with a view of et:feeling a reconcillatir•n. It is added, that the King had ab dicated his Throne ; and difappeared, in c•Tifequence of which, the greateti ferment prevails in the king. dom ; that fix Coonrellors of State have affumed the Government ad interim, and that a ncw revolution is daily expalecl. , AMERICAN PAPERS. We have received New York papers to th e /6ih nearly a week later than thole revi.caly in t0t ..,.` Thi molt important a, icle cf their c vrents rd iteg to the proceedings of Sir 1..0..v ft en Pi LLEW'S 1*(1171(1104 in the Eallern Seas. By a flip which al rived at 11. ;1 1 York on the 7 41 of May, in rco (1.4” linen M we find that, previous to is fii; E. PFLLF W had arrived at Madras ha the Culloden from Batavia, alive he had been a fecund rime, and dellroytd lie more Dutch veflelq of war.—Rice was 1, very learce at Mvdras that Government had r,ffered a penile:l: f. r all delivered within fix months. DESTRUCTION OF THE r. tnett SNIPPING AT . BATAVIA. 7V7RACT PROM :It PRiVali JOURNAL 07 CAPTAIN W 71. C‘RT, FRAM SATAVIA. SATUgOAT, OCTOIaR 111, a 8 --Thii afternoon the Eng& frigate Caroline, of 38 guns.eomtnandc I by Captain ilaizitr, em s into the Roads ; after having captured two (wall 1' ~ t ch retie! the Weftward t . and although ai^ rm guns had been Er d ,:! P r? * and it was Ittlowo to he an enemy arprozching ti ‘c es beard the Hatavian frigate Maria ReygeribuTti, of 4.! !:•c p. her at anchor, with the topfails on the caps, and fired tt •,. guns, and fueb as they could bring to bear, at the C2,:aiinr, tv:ra at a great diftance. At this time molt of the other Dwell (hips (lined their cabl es , and ran afhore. The Caroline Qv): tly .I . er p ffed strorg the Des. tral wa)l, which generally anchor farther out, and in crowing the bows of the Maria Rcygerfburgh, gave her a broicifitle, "FAA raked her fore and aft. The Dutch upon this cat their-tables but by this time the Caroline had paired uttween them ind tk land, and hove all their tepfails aback on the Dutch Odp's hr. board quarter. In this potation they continued to engage fur tome time. The Dutch veffel was under a great difa.!vant-ge. not bein , ins condition to work thy {hip, nor haying more than feventy 'white men on board, and it was.rtot now in their power to run afhore, as the Caroline kept between them and the lard. They, booms, continued the anion fifteen or twenty nil: utes, when they !truck the colours, and were inftantly boarded and taken pollilh,n of by the Caroline's people, who quickly made fail. mot carried de prize and their own thip out of the reach of the fire from the ba► tales and font (loops of war,wbich bad aemyed them dining the whole anion. Captain Rainier did not fit a gun until within half piftol not of the Maria Reygcrflaurgh, nor did he pay the fmalleft wtentiott to the fire from the (bore or the other Dutch !hips. S:zured he was with hb fingle fhip, all he could hope fur was to c 'tuft or deftroy one vac', and he fucceeded very writ ; tut had the Duni laid their veffels broadfide on the hank, th • •y would have d. (rated all the attempts he could have made ; for he could not have car. tied hig own Chip near enough to du execution, and the Dutch fir; would have funk all clic bolts hecould have fent to burn their ref. fels. None of the American (hips r. caved any iojui y, thou L la the thot flew very thick amongft them. Tnu ISDA V, Nov. 2,7....f1eing ready far fea . Captain Smith, of the Willie, and Mr. Ridgeley of the Rebecca came on hoed with their boats crews very early, an uffilted to get the anchor u-, tun tr.e fhlp out to a clear birth for failing 'l l ia to; effated by dayti,:ht, hut an accident which i..leurrett to myfelf at thi, um determined me to deter failing until the following roorr.:-I,t. About nine o'clock thr:e alarm guns were fired at (..it rat, and &tartly after fortr:l large Englifh (hips made their errata , ce. force of which, atter a ihort caunonade,Gleneed the fort Orreft and took lion:Boa of it, and a corvett. lying there which the, Immediately mann :d and brought in with the fleet. All tbc Dl'd fhips, and one Pruffian. then fi.pped their c .bles, and ran afir.et near . the eaftern batteries, under all the fall tl.cy could fet A this time the Powerful, of 74 guns. was difparcked to tl r eft ward, in chace of a laige Swedith (hip. which had failed early in ebt morning. At half paft ten A. M. the Seafiower brig Shore of us, and well in ()lace of tome Dutch !hips en rail fide niche bay, which had jufl failed for Samararg. Direct'y ref terwsrds the Teirichore, fa: wed t y the Culloden. PraLe Puf. fell, Banquet:2 the corvette AV:lll.ms, and a brig which had lees captured the day hefore, bt and :torn Pactain to Batavia, with powder. &e. camel:no the toads in the order mentioned, at d rook their it ations as follows a—the Colinden. Admiral Sir Edward Peh lew, anchored about 20 , yards within where we lay—the Tap flehore, S S.E. front her, well in (bore towards the batteries and the ftrapded Dutch Mips—the Drake to the eaftward of the Terp• fichore, and a little on herftarboaril quarter—the Belliqurux, after &Ming front her Rrft pofition by fig :al, anchored S S E. from the Admiral, and as near the more as her draught of water would pa. mit, to airia in taking off the fire of the batteries and Dutch fhip; from the Drake and o Terpfichorethe Ruffen anchored tierce qua. tees of a mile to the northward and the two prizes about the lane defiance to the eaftward of the Culloden. The following veffels were burnt near the batte• ries, viz :--- Frigate ?bonnie, 32 guns Brig Adventurier (Adventurer), 20 guns States veirels. —Zenplceg (Sca-klowir) 14 ditto Frigate Anseitcyn, force unknown Ship Patriot, • IS guns Comeany's (bier. Brig Corea, force unknown Brig Streinet d.(tivrifr )' dlr'o Ship beugdzoombayd (Probity) ditto Fait Indian ditto Private Mips. Zuidcr Pule (South Pole) PrLfllan ditto And four or five at leak whore names are not known. On tLe red t fide ..f the Bay were burnt the Andromeda and De bora, the two ifc t Ihipa in Java, both which 'elong to the Gr. vanor of Saniara ; and anottnr large (bip, the name unkfinwnw. During the togagement, loose of the American v...ff, is wcreohhged to flip their cables, and run out to keep clear of the Out, which II w thick about them. %%Idle the adlion condoned, Sir FPWARD PELIAW hailed, and requc fled rue either to conic on board inyfett, or to fend my Chid Mate. 1 chore the former acid wa, treated and different Ufficera with the gitateit civility. He . fk,il me a !imber of gad. 110111, but neither offered to examine the thip's l zpr:s or any Id' leis. After - remaining .111 hour, I returned.= hoard. Towarets evening the fire ceafed anti the Culleden, Teryfichore ai..l I :rake dated their births farther out. l lairs the right the flzy was awfully illurniu teed by the blaze of 18 iarg: Itipt : and the bit-twill up of feveral of them %Oen tie reached the it magazines ad.leel to the grande-r of the leech Mn one could bc!•trd the deßrueflion of fo meaty fine Dips without 131110,611 e the evils iufepara le Iron-, iv;,r, and particularly regret. tint; that to large a portion of the rnioortunt.. thould :Ail E., the tot of private perfons, ntel of whum were pr. hddy oppilLd to at prat elnel attiura which firft uccaftemed .LaII week tvo Reciments of the Soifer Militia ii.t!) Hall r .r. Sunde.lgn•/, where chly had b et. quart: red, the r m nth, of the Regiment were expelie.i • • follow in 4 lew cl.l It wo •i rem a; if ;he report of the death of Sit HENk Y VANE TEMPEST, Bart. had been me tip' for ► is convalercener ; tor ever (ince it originated the we•r;ily B4rotiet ha. b e i reccvering, t the great Of of the Courtly of Durham.