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td that out the King of d t h at their is and Jon! *arra of this the Dards. fut. which sited of two arryiog 600 e (hip of sd :nanean two Imps. The lay cot► n flute, and The day be. red; the two moo troops. lave hitherto bree or four ✓ifon. makes a amount to conceals its at matter for I. They afic reaps? Some is. but they which have feck for them Poland were here may no. gmentation of Intereft which ie Cwntinest. erful to raife felt to warlike already hays :fore h would to may fay, is wined and at :fides knows. iodertaken on se of Anthia ignorant that n abandon the fubfidies they art of the es• g powers who terrible coo -1 expo& them. I indifpenfibls ranee, and bas tas advantages tdbfreau, inlet{ tis se Ratifies is ItY tat 4 +l au giver, iii 4 the ftee A► en. of eloolasenw d. kitiost free. will 14 IntAt do nen to make a 1 it land do,coo rench army io be loft of many rould be advan. ph with Ruffin. uggling againfk in its turn, ea- Maria szpvir ind men to Ire. he French t But g in the eyes of kfules, is it the power of Great real part of its d that England, afore Cronßadt other hand, has tore has del:tined d whatever may n to their arSIU, nterprifcs with 11 deceived and not is. But Miniftera 1, as is the cafe idled by lilacs's/ is fubjells, by a as remain nada irtfully fomented both parties to s; to fulpeud all ; but the =if. ous nor durable if their refpedive perfett indepen- In to difpoutiant peace. is in the North. frontiers of rata the Tartars and account, and at he North of Bu. However power• tTit laen toldiers, they att eats--they tat do nothing teyostl the limits marked out by nature for homan affairi. When Raffia taking a Vat in the affairs of the , South of Europe. fupports any flap of either of the • i great Powers, Auntie, 'Vance, or ?mitts, it porfues meafurc confillent with its pofitioN and which ren ders it truly refpefiable ; on the other band, if it takes the lead in the affairs of Europe, it requires the fupport of Aufiria. France, or Pruffia : it quits its volition, it is wanting to its own greatnefs t it is no longer itfelE It ought to know that to raife its power above that of all other Rates, does not require pro- vinces but men : one year of war dearoys more than can be produced by feveral years of peace. A dura ble peace is therefore to Rae the fovea means of gratifying its ambition, and the propagation of the human (pecks the moft urgent of its wants. We cannot therefore be induced to believe that the Ruffians will land in Italy ; OM Ws can we believe that they would land there with fir or ten thoufand men. Were they to land there with ten times the somber. they would meet with deftruaion. Idle politicians, by thus forming and abandoning their conjettures, came to reafoning which has no better (=edition, • though it appears to be fomewhat more prolmblea According to them the objea of there expeditions Is to Overawe the Turks: The fix thoufand men at - Corfu, who, by lubfequent mediums, are to be M enaced to ten thoufand, sill oblige dse Porte to keep its forces In the Stoma, and prevent it from concen trating all its mesas to put as end to the troubles in Romelia. The refuk will be alfo, that it vpill not be able to crewel the Greeks to navigate under the Ot toman flag, which they have (owe years abandoned for that of Raffia. _ But tbcfugb the idle politicians of Pere conclude their rearming by congratulating thensfelvesfee their &reeky, perfons who appear to be moss enlightened, net of opinion that the real enure of the inereafe of the Ruffian troops at Corfu ought to be fought for in fontetbing more remote. The Government of M. litotes; oo having become exceedingly odions,and the Wands being at a dames from ea& other, RuL fin may bare thought it proper to multiply and re inforce its prams, and to fupport by bodies of troops the conititution of M. /lacunae and hie new The fame perfons however add, that in this cafe Ruffle Aill quits its poridon I that the Seven Idea ought to be independent, ander the proteaion of fosse power, but that if it be isoporable for them to govern tbeinfelves and to eailt feparately, nature has defined them to Marin, or even to the Porte, unleh the projea of Carmaaton 11. which the French re volution caufed her to abandon, mould be revived from her dies, and the Turks be already defined to retire into Arm—Maim,. The Dineaors of the Eta India Company have 'relented Captain Da Covar, r, of his Majefly's (hip Ps* mvsositre, with *valuable piece of plate, for his titan of the homeward-bound China fleet. Orders were on Sour:lay Hiked by Government to 'the Goiernor of Trinidad, direOing him to caulk de. pofitions to be taken relative to the conduit of Gene si' Pitlon while Governor of that Uland, in order that the fame may be brought before Ike uibunal by which he ii to be tried in this country. - - IMILAND.+LOrd BlLKOSelifelgttltiOn of the Ty rone Regiment is much talked of here. His Lord (hip, on account of Come infirmity, is prevented from riding on horfeback, but is remarkably attire on foot. The Commander in Chief, Lord Cars. CART, informed his Lordfbip, that it was ordered by the Duke of You, that every Colonel Ihould ap pear mounted it the head of his regiment, and as his Lordfbip, he underflood, could not comply with the order, he expreffed a with that another Officer &scald take his Lordibip's place at the parades.— Lord &MAORI, in confequenee, fent in his refigna don to Lord Haanwreal, 'who endeavoured to per ihade him to retain the command, but at laA accepted it, on condition that his Londitsip would Rate his rea fons ion letter to him for giving op the regiment. Jae Carmarthenfhire Elrttion has no tefemblance to that of the bteldielee return. The Sheriff of Car marthen permitted votes to be tendered during the poll, but refuted to inquire into their validity after the clofe. By the A& it was a matter of diferetion whether he fbould or Ibould not go into fuch fcrutiny. But the Sheriff of Middlefez did agree to go into the history or fcrutiny, and did adtually commence it on the Wednefday afternoon. He was fully authorized fo to do, becaufe fifty fufpended voters demanded it. The Aft allows him to do it if it (hall teem meet, and inveßs him with the power of ...sminillering an oath to make fuch inquiry effettive. By the 6th fettion of the Att t r George 111. chap. 84. he is au thorifed to adminifler the oath atter the dole of the poll, in order to fcrutinize the tenders which have been made. What the Sheriff of Middlefez therefore did on the Wednefday, by the advice of his Connfel,he did according to law, and we are allured from good authority that hie Connie/ nuairrised of deform minim the runt day. The quellion of the Retorts for Middlefez, therefore is this—Nor the Sheriff, err having &ewe it meet grant as inquiry, accordig to the Stank, audit/)er having procrtiled in it a certain length, the town to tin I round and wordy all that he kw done is irP This is the guellion, and it cannot be confounded with any ether. A material circumnanee, with regard to the fur pendeJ votes ought to be known to thole who with to form an accurate judgment of the Middlefex Elec tion. The names, places of abode, freeholds, &c. of all perfons objeaed to were regularly entered on the poll books, and the voters were fent round svith ads exprdfirvefrr whew the ogle war indired, to the Sheriffs for their deciftnn. This ticket was printed i* form for the porpofe, and was fornialed by the Quiff's' •wn Poll Clot. 71:m RoP.it 7,116Lft Saturday Morning, Coon after eight ardor*, his MAJIISTT left Windfor for London t on his way he flopped it Kew near four hours, and arrived in London about half half pall one. It a fhort time after his Maissry gave an iwdience to Lord At half pall two his MAMMY held a Privy Council, which 'was attended by the Lour Cnar. CILLOP., Earl CII4DIN, Virconnt CACI' 11, Lords HAIROWIII, HaIIarIMISURY, ARIAN, MEM GRAYS, and L. Gown, Sir H. B. Nsael and C. Wigan, Mr. Psi and Mr. Gasavtit.t. The Council fat till four o'clock, after which his Mois t w gave audiences to the rAllp Cnancat.t.oa and Lord Larsson Gowaa, who took leave of his Ma. PUTT previous to his depart= for Rail. Bit CRAILWI Moanan had an audience, and took leave on his going into Wales. Soon after five o'clock his Mijeity fet of for Windfor r and is expetted in town again to-morrow. On Friday the ROTA(' FAMKT will 1000 Wind for for Weymouth. His MAJWITT WWI mounted on his Hanoverian chager when he reviewed the Staifordikire Militia On iriday. _ _ The Doke of Sussex came frnn Winchetter to Madras., and not London. His Royal Ifighnsfs is coofiderably thinner than when in• England before. PET' AT AT FROOMOI34 On Friday their blayarrtas gave a grand The, at her MAJUTT% elegant, rural, and delightful retreat at Frogmoret i in honour of the Birthday of his Royal HigluYou. efs the Duke of About half pail eleven o'clock her Majesry and the Prince& ELIZASITH arrived at Frogmore from the Q2een's Lodge, to infix& the preparations that bad been mad. by Mr. WYATT the white*, by their dirty tions. The defigas f oe this, as well as upon all finsi ler ocatfions, were invented by the taftefol genius of the Prince(' E112•111ITM. Thetiso, accompanied by the Duke of Tote in Isis poll chariot, arrived at one o'clock. They were in a fhori time afterwards followed the Dukes of Cuseskatavo and MINT, the P • S AUGUSTA. MART, &MA, and AVIS- Lta, attended by Lady T. Tiffs's', in three car riages. The Band of the Staffordfhire Militia at tended at the entrance gates, and faluted the ROYAL notary as they entered with God fa« the Km The company followed ctireftly after from different parts of the country and London. Among them we noticed.... The Ihrehisouis ei Thawed Tits Olken of tits Stairerdildre BaltW Mil& sad 9th negintent Ewa sad Count& et Uxbridge Light Doyens sod Peon, dotard rd Mrs. lisreont Sod sod awe& Hiusingtos Camels burl. Dsibrow, awl sad dem dsogitters awl sod Coro& Rotate sod Cspots Le rsget Pair The Hon. George VIM?' DMt TIMM& Sidney. Mr. sad Mrs Freentantk Lootisaes Two MIL Harvey. WV Of • Mrs. Sneyd Lodi Orribelmi Three Set.yds sod Make Lag IL at_ 81 1, 7 4 Lorded Ley Wsllnghoo sod Miles and Maws Whom doss *Ogg Mn. St. Lodger LIM mai Lk litthq sad Fa- Mi& MI6 Has ndlot soti Powilp Th e Nee. Mn. Pet Villas. ke. dw The company. after paying their refpeas to the -Roves Fiestas, wplked about the delightful gat dens, which are certainly not tole excelled, both for the variety and tang with which they are laid out — her MAI tares. and the Duke of KANT'S bands played alternately in different parts of the gardens, which had a mon charming effeft. At two o'clock dinner was announced. It was laid in three very large new marquees, which were pitched on the lawn between the new front of the honk and the beautiful piece of water. The ROTAL FAMILY dined in the centre marquee, from which a temporary awning was af fixed to the houfe, in cafe of rain. The other two marquees, allotted for the company, were big enough to admit of two rows of large dining tables being laid. It is needier. to fay the dinner confined of every deli cacy. During the dinner, the gluten's and Disks of Itser's bands played alternately on each fide of the Royal marquee. After the cloths were withdrawn, Come excellent catches and glees were rung by Matter Gear, and Mears. VAUGHAN, SMITH. SALMON, Dvra,-*e.; among, them were the national glee of Brea': Ite Beshuarie, the comic catch of Gil limas Dap and Dr. Asoascre's charming round of Hari, she any ClArtfl Cburcb Belle. After which the Roves Faussr and the company entered themfelves with walking about the delightful pleafure grounds.— About half pan three o'clock the Duke of Sussex ar rived, and joined the Royal party. In a ikon tirne after the Duke of You retired, and fet off for Lon don.—Two fine rows of beach trees leading from the ancient grotto, which have been trained to grow fo as to form a complete gothic covered walk, was af figned for dancing. and nature has alma rendered it weather-proof, by the branches being very (mall and completely entwined; but, to guard apinft a very heavy fhower. the trees were covered wrth thick fail cloth; die infide was mon brilliantly illuminated by fmall variegated lamps, which made it have the appearance of enchantment ; the walk had a tem• porary floor laid upon it for the convenience of "danc ing. At half pall four o'clock dancing commenced by the juvenile part of the company, to the tune of Sae Feranso. Their Malawi's appeared highly amufed with the performance of the children. When this dance had finifhed, the Prineeffes and the princi pal part of the company flood up to dance. The Duke of CUM &&&&&& D and Primers AMILIA led off, to the tune of I'll wit yam &fa to plus" we. At the end of the walk a tent was pitched in the misfit of laurels, in which their MAJZSTIIS and the ROYAL FAMILY took•tea. Two tents were pitched at the other end of the walk, where refrefhnsents were pro vided for the company. The dancing continued till near eight o'clock. The full band of the Stafford fhire Militia played to the dancing in a mon admira ble flyle. In a !bort time after the dancing ceafed, the ROYAL FAMILY left Frogmore for Windfor Caine, where they were followed by the principal part of the company, when a molt excellent Concert was per formed in the new Mufic Rooms, by her file/estes band, which ended the entertainment. No perfon was admitted as fps/tame to the Fete, as on former °canons, to the no (mall difappoint mint of numbers of fair damfels, who had travelled miles in hopes of !beholding the fafcinating fight. A LOCRAD.E 6; VIE RLAL The following are copies of the letters relative to the relaxation in the blockade, which we noticed in Saturday's Papers bowniavdreet, Jay *S. tio4- it bating bW a Matter of tunliderable doubt. *bother the re cut% fignified to me In revere( notes, which I lave bad thole/now to receive from roe, relative to • relmation of the lisekwht tithe titer Elbe, in favour of the filuckliatit Whale taken, *Aid be tompTied with, without in too great • dqtros departing from a mattaft which his Majelly has thought it Incumbent spars Wu to adept. ray anfwer to year seta as that Atbleet Ws boon unavoid ably delayed. I have new the fatishilion to aequslot yew, Gat Gulden have been given, extfortnabb to your mow*, to allow the Greenland dips, enumerated in the lift entered In your now of the efts June. to proceed to Gluddladr, and that orders have alb Iwo given, to allow lighters, barge, and final crafts. waft Wilda that do" hrlptke, sad laden Wlth Innocent and DCIPUId eargoakto pets sad reparadong the Dante Ede of the Elbe, over the liksllows Wawa, between Tomultigint end Hamburg& ; a estafare which trig rw move the elaltrubles of the totaling tirade ef Dec k, and pre vent the recOrrence of deb complabb whet% this Govatemet has lately not unfropently 'calved. bile himidity tindb, that kb erialeatleg to win die blockade la there la* amiss be lenihder. a by the Dani& Goverment as a proof of his era to alleulate as moth as pebble every swoecelfey praise ea the eastiatace dab Dad& &LAT'. fabled% awl that no leapetwer aft WM be arida of this irsialgenee, which ray compd him t• revert so all the &Masts albs blockade. I have the benne, to be. &c. ( 11 1 ,01 ) To the Count of Warm J , (Miciair at Denandt.) Doming-Amt. ply it, ESN- hm the know to beano you, dot doe setesdoo bas bees paldlo the regtteas lidded to ate to &wed owes bows you as the pan of , the tows of Orestes. that Weirs aidht be allowed to Navigate between the rivers jade sod Wder. Orden have beat atm to kb Maiefty's &So esoployed Is the Mods& of the latter, to peewit the page of Veers (really owning Waldo Nu delalptloo, sad Mae with isoweset sod new tea asps) to pie mod rep& over the !hallows, between Weal sod brow& bdajcfty traits, that are will be taws, tint thla ptratlaks may sot be abodelow way adwassige taltes,wbieb wookleoespol to to avert to all tbs aibase& of the tisehais I haws des Smoot to be, Sr. Taw at *aim lerhk kl.lll*. 41/11111111,11111. Mr. Gunny% Depot, al ilremem. The Doke of Voltz arrived yeßerday forenoon at Chatham. and few the troops pats over the river in a &min bridE mp l, this day reviewed the troops at Co •t th His Mayeare has direfted that all Colonels on the Home Ration, who have but one battalion, !hall raife an additional battalion under the Defence Ail, for the counties in which the men of the regiment were fir& railed. About 33 feeondtattalions are alto to be attached to the different regiments. Many of the promotions, in eonfequence, appeared in the Gazette of Saturday night, (for which fee oar laR page) The New York papers, which arrived Tome days fince, mmounced the detention of the American flare (hip, Horiptem, at the Cape of Good Hope, and of their tatting out Soo of the flares. The Charlelton paperk fince received, give a different account of the smear:lion, and remrfent the French and Dutch at the Cape not to .he on good terms. The Horizon was (cited by a French Corvette in Simeon's Bay, andrat'pretence of being Englifts : the Dutch Go vernor iwensediately interfered. but in vain ; the Frenchman refuted to give her up, and made pre parations for carrying her to the Ifie of France. The Governor finding ezpoßolations fail, ordered two Dutch (hips to drop alongfide, and to fire into both veffels if they attempted to fir ; on this the Frenchman recalled his people, and the Horizon was allowed to purfue her voyage. During her de tention, however, the Frenchman fuffered nearly 300 of the negmes to perils with hunger. According to letters from America, the difagree mint and difficulties between Spain and the United States, infead of being fettled, are rather increafmg, which many well informed perfons afcribe to the intrigues and influence of France, in the decifions of the Cabinet of Madrid. Mr. Prefiderit Pursues Teems aware of this. as he has determined to fend immediately two Envoys as negociators to Spain. who, according to reports, are charged firß, to re gulate thofe difinflions which took place left year, between the American Government and the Spanifh Governor of New Orleans. Second, to propofe Tome new arrangements between the refpeftive Govern ments, neceffary (nice Louifiana is become a province of the United States ; and, third, to make tome offers with regard to Spanifh Florida. Who thefe Envoys are, is not yet known. It was believed at Philadelphia, that Mr. Livractsrou a would be one of them.. The anfwer to the (peed' of his Excellency the Governor, prepared by the Committee of the Hoofe of Reprefentatives in America, and by them accepted and prefented, contains fentiments highly worthy of thofe who framed it, and well fuited to the circitm fiances of the prefent times. The Utopian notions of Liberty and Equality, with which folic philofo- phers have endeavoured to poifon the minds of man kind, are jualy reprobated, as " calculated to under mine all rational Liberty, to profligate all civil So ciety. and to blot from she fare of the earth, all forts of Government." It goes on to Rate, that they will (pare no exertions to affill " their fellow citi zens in forming garret" opinions of the terms Li berty and Equality." We fhall tranfcribe another pelage : " We are feelingly alive to the importance of the experiment now making in our land, as to the ca• pacity of the American people to enjoy perfett Li berty wi'h moderation, which has hitherto proved happily fuccefsful. We (hall certainly be folicitons to contribute to its fuccefs, by a faithful difcharge of our duty ; and we fincerely reciprocate the fen timent, that all the efforts of Legiflative wifdom will be unavailing, without the aid of thnfe inflitu tions which form the manners and morals of the people, and which tend to infpire them with venera tion for the SI:PRINZ Bans° with r e nce for juft authority, and refpeet for themfelves." An infurreltion of the Blacks lately took place at Augufta, (Georgia) which involved the Rate io the nunoft alarm ;—the confpiracy was, however, by force difenvery, prematurely exploded, and pro videntially crufbed, by executing about thirty oldie ringleaders. ' I NAtifICAL IAv7'kLLIOSNI► MAILS TIM DAY.—Wtad !Lift •aa. sec , AIL IV , * !MEW 3 o Wawatink • & Waseriant s o Laws katwouv at, AUGUST 17.—Agrivoil the rem , Watas packet, with a Owl from Laos. &dbd Townsmen', packet. Captain Elinw with*, for Lillion I and the laran Cs simians peak% Car tain Munoz, with the mails for Halifax sad Nei York. Wind N. N. W. PsYttourn, Avoosr te.—Tbis ateraing ordeal the Raison cower, of t 6 row, Capt. Faansa, frogs a cruise, and brought in a Ins hnoggling matt called the Valiant, belonging is IPoiparro, tads with about lso Wks of fpirks. Irma Crstresp which the captared after a chafe of ohm hears s Is fell in with her near the Diadems and dm wed was continued during a limeng!emen k yid: Ivory el ertioa that amid be made, by dlisanamefeape, any the•othat to capture, seta both Bailliesenewidtio boor's fail of Coen:fey. bre 'Web die' after /tiered berfelfwith a bore of nausea'. Pet bee the Panes Cats:Hats of 91 semi having aPi *sag bee maintopalaii. Cams in the Heim Captain /imams, from Toaaingen, booed to d Ear Indies, to refit, being leaky. Sailed the Bsi ova. of 28 gums. Captain Beath with a list end away for she piers ports t and, she novas, ':8 guns, with a ism to the mined ago d Panics. Gummy of- 98 guns, to join the Chien Poarsnoven, Aso are 19.--Arrivel &elites' bomb, front a cruise. Sailed the (heat Mtn. war, to Join the Cloned Beets and the Menne I sate, with a convoy far Goiera,67., CaillOstio boor, the Ellen basfpest. Captain Ceporien Ws loot ofharboarbisidajelif sildp Ahmes. &dead t larefisaaa, of 44 pm Hos. Capt. Fame St. Helms. 111e.rnagnenT Seep of ea Capt. Pays. foe Cent, ea eihrAelbir atm, wi the Palace's Ciratmart . detirmi is she WWI dies. Wind N.W. . r usl • Tall/MTN. Aoe. dis Maw, armed lblp, Cesemer aroma 'Wads and armed kbooser. This day idled the how:mat Dlr.'s's, sad Km: goad's. STN isdl Bay cutters for Thai Wag. PAU dirsegb kraal Oil lades a:driers. Wind N. W. Dom, Auo. s9.—Arrived beee his EWA hired brig Ana, econatands4 bY Derlag the late heavy phi al triad I carried away her ania4nall. nisei wren& I and has bees obliged an cuss fa ha rain. I beiags no news; every thing rens* ea the De coal as it has dose for Come time pall. AI days agoo French frigate. lying at Hamer a from ben anchors. but As again heottgbt ap t eel wife it is thought that the Animates weald h Ibewn ben the way into one of oar poets. DIAL, Auo. 19.—Sarled the SILLSADPINOW ■ of war for Portfenotttlt; the Auer? seas of la Inswavators. Lena, Eoarratire, Austin. la Sisal frigates, BONITTa aad HAUT Soap war, and feveral geo-beigs. as a cruise; the E DART sad Ocean Falk ladleassa, and fevers. outward-bound vefels foe lbetclaeath. Aniva Elias bomb frame cruise; Dv grille Ilea el with a convoy from Portfeeoutb, sad the Ilu Ooop of war with a convoy from Elysalnh• remain in the Downs with the reit of the Mesa lay. 'Wind N. N. W. MOPS LLOYD'S LW. o m iristaa. Aar IF. ills Abr./mar Ow Iran 'maks; aawrauy. USW. am UM Tot VIM bernmerlibuirsiayeb= O 1. Mamma. Reel DM a,.e s Ana. tin sabsima. tar Cott ma Oar. a s IA lair.; Assam Wairsa. I arks; °smarmy. Sab. De Oars& ; MONO. St DIONIMIS; Rio Nowa. Afolgyrs Mawr al mil. 1 sad Claralmsd, Pares. ler Mika. Tnefday the Earl of Astatine arrived at burgh op his way to the moors, groufesooting ing began on Monday. A forgery has appeared in the Guinea Notes Ship Bank of Glafgnw. Thurfday Mr. Trott, of Hatton Garde. f took the road to Abingdon, in the purfuit of I the prifoners, of the name of Turners, who ma efcape out of the Hoare of Correction, Cold fields. oa Monday lull; not hearing any tidis him at Abingdon, on his return home he ds the man walking on the road; he immediately ft him and brought him back to the prifon. S people are taken up on fufpicion of acceleratis efcape of the prifouer. Mifs F. Janes, of Coale-green, Bril4ol, die denly a few days ago, as it appeared. from g Dr. BIDDOIS, and Meas. Lows and Limo germs. were prefent at the examination, and mined the fait. The verdifl of the Jury on tt Toner's lemma was. that lan demi WA/ Ote se t we llfd foo, schiailersal bylaw Iterfea er prfetat &mated was the youngest daughter of die lat James, formerly a dißiller is that city. It ha been afeertained. that her death was oceafion drinking out of a cup in which force fly poiti been put, and not afterwards fuSciently maths Extra ft of a letter from Kendal, in Warrior Augua t ash.—" We have had a moll menu norm this morning (Sunday) that was ever I in the memory of the Odell man ; the hayrick froaed by the torrents in one half hour is inco able. and only to be attributed to the burfti water.fposts in the fells. The roads torn ni wrought would bury airaggon and borfes. Tl of whole fields are waffled awly with their and thoufands of loads of rabbi& and Acmes others. Windermere was never fo high funs a lake."