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WARSAW, JULY se. The Auflrian Plenipotentiary, Gen. St. Vincent, left this city on the 15th infant for Vienna. Baron Vcn Stutterheim, who had been lent to Tilfit with particular arrived there on the 9th after the peace with Ruffia and Pruffia had been already concluded. Two days afterwards he again left Tilfit. The Qteen of Pruffia continued in Tilfit only 24 hours ; the was received at tome dillance from the town by a battalion of French honk guard% who efcorted her to the quarters at which the alighted, with the honours due to her. The French troops`who fill remain at Tilfit, have laid t.ut a tine camp, with flreets, alleys, &c. in the neighbourhood of that town. BANKS OF THE ELBE, JULY 27. There is every reafon to believe that all the changes that will rake place in Europe are not yet known to the public. The delay in publifhing the treaty between France and Ruflia, makes it prefumed that it contains eventful conditions, the execution of which will be deferred for a fixed time. It is faid, not without foundation, that peace has been propofed to the Englifh Cabinet, under the mediation of Ruffia, and that the execution of the meafures agreed on Kill nt.t take place till the anfwer of that Cabinet null have been received. IP . SCHWERIN, JULY sl. The fortrefs of Schwerin, which, according to the recent behaviour of the King of Sweden, might have been expeBed to have made a very obflinate refif lance, teems to be on the point of furrendering.— Accordine to our Courant, an Eilafette has brought intelligence here, that the French General Mollitor is at prefect in that fortrefs, fettling the terms of a capitulation. Flags of truce are continually palling backwards and forwards, and we expeft every mo ment to hear the refult. ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY is. Our Court Courant of this day contains the official riffpatches relative to the battle of Friedland, in which it is acknowledged that the Ruffian army, after an obilinate refinance, were forced to retreat about (even in the evening. Our lofs in killed and wounded is ellimated at to,ooo. Among the former are Major •Generals Phalen and Matowfki ; among the latter, Lieutenant General Von Ellen, and the Major Generals St einhell, Lukin, and Markow. FLSINFUR. JULY 24. Yenerday an Enghfh Captain arrived here fr • Memel, who lefr that town eleven clays ago, and (laces that all the tnylith (hip• lying there were ordered to quit the port within a certain time, and that in con fequence thereof he fet nut from thence with all pof• ale (peed, o.lo,nugh he had had only half his cargo On board. —Loternfragen Gazette, July 25. HAOLTE,. JULY 25. According to the laQ acc •unts received from our King, his Welty is not likely to return to this city before the middle of next month. Her Majefly, the Qt2een, is itill at Cartervy, between Burege and Bagnere.—The canal at Catwyk, which rellores communication between the Rhine and the North Sea, attrats atprefent many travellers to that place. liamburgh Corr e fpondent of gay 29. HAMBURGH, JULY 29. His Highnefs the Prince of Ponte Cory() has re ceived at Hamburgh a deputation from the States of Hanover. His Highnefs fet out to day for Bre men arid Hanover. We nnderftand, that the difpatches which contain the application of Ruffia to Great Britain to accede to the General Peace, were forwarded the day before yelterday to England, by a packet which let fail from Tonningen immediately after they had been put on board.—Hamburgh Correfpondent of July 29. HANOVER, JUI.Y 28. His Highnefs the Prince .IP.nto Corvo is expelled here in akw days. According to what we learn, a change is to take place in the countries of Gottengen and Grubcnliagen, which report lays are to be united with the kingdom of Wellphalia. FRANCKFORT, JULY i 9• The marriage at his Highnefs Prince Jerome, with the Princefs of Wurtemberg, will be celebrated by proxy on the sth of Augull, at Stottgard. The tsth, being the anniverfary of the Emperor Napoleon's coronation, he has invited the Prince Primate to be prefent on the o:cation. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. HAMBUROM, JULY 29.—Before this reaches you, Napoleon will probably he in Paris. Our Papers are full of the accounts of his art ival at and departure from different places—of the thunder of the cannon, the triumphal arches, &c. &c. On the I 7th he arrived at Drefdcn with the King, who went to Bautzen to meet him. On the szd he left Drefden to proceed to Frankfort on the Maine, where all was prepared to receive him in a fplendid manner. As to the treaty with Ruda, it is believed with good reafon, that peace is firff to be offered to England under Riiffia's mediation ; and that nothing will be publifbed till the anfwer comes from Eng. land.— fhe Emperor Alexander paffed through Riga on the tith, on his return to St. Peterlburgh. There is a report that there is an armiflice con. eluded between the Ruffians and Turks. At Hamburgh all remains in the fame Rate. The number of Dutch troops does not exceed fix or eight hundred men.—The Englifh in Altona are again under apprehenlionc, and many of them have been packing up ; but at prefent we fee nothing that inti mates an intention in the French to invade Holilein. The Prince of Ponte Corvo left Hamburgh this morning to go to Bramen and Hanover : it is Laid he is to he Governor here.—From Pomerania there is no news of confequence. The works of the be fiegers are carrying on without any interruption from the fortrefs, but only from the gunboats —A part of the German Legion is at Stralfund ; the King of Sweden h expo led loon to leave the place.—The loft of the Pruffian Monarchy, by the Peace at Tilfit, amounts to 28214- iquare (German) miles, and 4,594,260 inhabitants. It retains 2523: *are miles, and 5,261,740 inhabitants. Frederick II found at his accedion 2105 fquare miles, and a,zoo,oco inha bitants. tdwoom. NiUTICA INTELLIGENCE. MAILS—Wind N. MONDAY. AUGUST to. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Coot moncy 63-44 Auguft 63{i—Om. If pr...—Rol. 6344 Each Bills par. 19. pr. All. DUI All. DCt NANO 2 Gotten!..uret s Waterford o I Tonaingea t 0 FALMOUTH, Ancor:- g.—Arrived the American Friday night between 7 and 9 o'Clock, a great I brig Mars, FRANKLIN matter, in t 4 days from Am• nerdam, bound to New York in balls!;, having deal of firing was heard,at Dover from the oppofite coati, and towards th e l a tt er p art of the time a great fprung her rudder. Remain the HUMBER aimed (hip, with a convoy for the Eallward. Five fail of blaze was dillinetly teen from Dover Pier. As no I the line and &frigate, part of the Channel Fleet, ap• intelligence has lince reached us, we prefitme it mull J peared off this harbour this morning. Wind N.W. have arifen from the rejoicings on the occafion of i AUGUST 7. —Arrived the Cheerly gun brig from Napoleon's return to P ar i s . Plymouth, and the brig Cornelia, (of Poole) Captain Rosser, from Liverpool, with fait, for Newfound- On Saturday, we received Dutch Papers to the land, with the lots of foreman, bowfprit, main top• 4th innant : their contents will be found of extreme man, fails, and rigging, in a gale of wind. Sailed importance to our readers. The Royal Hague Cott_ the Carterett packet, Capt. PATTERSON, with mails rant of the 28th ult. contains•at full length, the long for Gibraltar and Malta. /AT, AUG. 6.—Put back to Torbay his Majefly ' s (hip Ville de Paris, Hibernia, Dread nought, Dragon, London, Faudroyant, and the he received the homages of the conftituted C:tarnnion, from the wellward. ties. The Treaty with Runia had been laid bet' , Almon. 6 —Yellerday morning, his Majeny's the Senate by the Arch-Chancellor, on the 2401. (h lit.t.e Dr PARIS, HIBERNIA, Dit•Gou, DREAD- By the 13th article of th.tt treaty the Erup-ror !• "T ' L•MDON, FoUDRoYANT, and CHAMPION, . NAPOLEON accepts of the mediation of the Emperor of all I.le I with a fair wind at N. E. the Rufsat, in order to negotiate and conclude a dO . nrtive treaty of peace between France and England ; however, arl'y upon condition that thic mediation Anil be accepted by kite land in one month after the exchange of the ratification of the PLYM , UTH, A trousv 6. —Came in the Haabett,, Witfo from Oporto for Tonningen, detained by the Snap D. agon privateer. AUGUST B.—Came in the COLPOYS, of 54 guns, fr.m a cruize, and brought in with her nine French luggers, which the, in company with others, captured on the coati of France : two of them are laden with wheat, and the other feven are in ballot' : they con. filled of a fleet of thirty fail, and many of them were driven afhore by the Hazard, Colpoys, Growler and Conflict : nine only were captured. Sailed the Dow- NSOALL, of 74 guns, and the EmIiRALD, of 36 guns, to join the Channel Fleet ; alfo the LAVINIA, of 40 gum, to the Weliward. Pourssinuro, AUGUST 7.—Arrived his Majefly's (hip Sommer, from the Downs ; and the Speedwell, Dust', from Oporto.—Wind S. W. AUGUST 9.—Arrived the Risoxtrre gun brig with a convoy from the Downs. His Majefly's fhip l'Esverots is appointed convoy for Cork Don Pasopst. RAIZ HUIDOBRO, Knight of the Mi litary Order of Calatrava. Brigadies General in the Royal Navy, and late Governor and Commander in Chief of his Catholic Majefty's forces at Monte Video.. and fuite, landed yefterday at Gofport from the Elizabeth tranfport, in charge of Lieutenant Mitt s Agent for Prifoners of war at this port.—Mr. Fos. Tea, Fir ft Clerk to the Storekeeper of the Victualling Office here, is appointed Storekeeper, vice J. VataN TINR, Efq. refigned.—Captain BROMLEY is appointed to the STATIRA, a new frigate, at this port ; Captain Svanwr.s, to the SOLEaAY ; Capt. GRAHAM MOORS, to the MARLBOROUGH ; Captain PARKINSON, to the Fort-weirs (lately his Majefty's (hip, recaptured on the Barbades flation.)—Wind N. E. Doves, AUGUST 9.—Came in the brig Harmoine, of Newcaftle, Captain Rortrrowa ; and the brig Mary, of this Port, Captain WILKINsow, both laden with timber, from Memcl for this Port : they left the Sound fourteen day' ago, and came under convoy of the EARN err gun brig. Saw nothing of the Expe dition on their ;mirage. The BOLD gun brig has fent in here this day a cutter belonging to Hollings, laden with gin in large calks, which the took polleffion of near Dieppe. prefint treaty. The Treaty is dated the 7th July. We have reafon to believe that Mr. Jacasoa, whole departure for the Continent on Friday fe'ennight we announced in the Srat of the day following, carried with him the balls upon which cur Government were willing to open negotiations with France. Mr. Jacxsom, whofe Di plomatic abilities are already well known, has full powers, it is laid, to enter into explanations of the views of the Britith Cabinet ; and he is farther inaruc ted to create, by every honourab:e means, the requi• fire facilities to negotiation. '1 he funds have rifen in confequence of the pacific aped which the foreign Journals prefent to us. This day at one o'clock three per cents were at 63/. We have alfo received a Tonningen Mail this morning bringing Hamburgh Papers to the 3oth. Their contents however were anticipated by the Dutch Papers received on Saturday. The terms of the treat . ) , between Ruflia and France were not known at Hamb urgh on the 29th, but it was underflood that difpatches containing the invitation of Ruffle, to Great Britain to accede to the General Peace, were forwarded by the Tonningen Mail of that day. Laft night, at ten o'clock, a courier arrived at the Foreign Office with difpatches from Mr. GARLICK, at Copenhagen ; and alto a Mefrenger from Ton ningen. Since writing the above, the Tonningen Mail, due on Wednefday laft has arrived, bringing Papers to the zd of Anglia. The following is the only Article worthy of no tice, the Papers contain : Dam., Auon sr 7.—Came down from Sheernefs the SPARBIM (loop of war, and remains in the Downs with the Mips as per lei, and feveral outward bound wife's. Aucusr B.—Arrived the Sapphire !loop, from Sheernefs ; Wafp floop, from Plymouth ; Gannet (loop, from Lifbon, with a convoy cf merchant vef fels, which have failed through for the River. Sailed the Sparrow floop, for Plymouth ; Diligent flare chip, for the Mediterranean ; Bloodhound gun brig, on a et uize off Boulogne ; Exertion gun brig off Fluffing; Wafp (loop, for the Nore ;Refolute gun brig, having under her convoy the Findon hired floop, with a fleet of merchant veffelc for Portfmouth, Plymouth, Fal mouth and Cork. AUGUST 9.--Arrived the Trompeufe floop, from a cruize off Boulogne ; and Blazer gun brig, from off Calais. Sailed the Sapphire floop, for Plymouth. IN THZ DOWNS. Princefs of Orange, Vice Admiral Rowley ; Canada and Agin court, of 74 guns ; Trompeufc, Bergere, Gannet and Foxhound ilooops ; Thraflacr, and Blazer gun brigs. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AUGUST 7, 1837. The KING having fignified to my Lords Commif (loners of the Admiralty his Royal Pleafure that the following Uniform Clothing (hall in future be worn by the Mailers and Purfers in his Royal Navy, their Lordfhips do hereby give Notice thereof to all Maf• ters and Purfets in his Majelly's Royal Navy ac• cordingly, and require and direa them to conform firietly thereto. Ft/Lt.-Orel' —Blue Cloth Coat, with blue lappets, cuffs, and collar, collar to Rand tip, three buttons on pockets and cuffs, white lining; White Cloth Waiftcoat and Bteechees ; plain Hat. UNDRCSS —Blue Cloth Coat, blue lappels and round cuffs, fall . down blue collar ; Waiftcoat and Breeches of white or blue cloth as may be convenient. The Buttons worn by the Meters to bear the Arms of the Navy-OlEce, and by the Purfers 'bob of the Vidtualling-Office. And the E.ords Commiffioners of the Admiraty do hereby further give notice, that the Uniform &reeled, in purfuance of his Majefty's Order on the t ith November 'Onto be worn by the Warrant-Officers of his Majpfty's fleet, viz.—. Blue Cloth Coat, with blue lapprls and round cuffs, fall down collar, three buttons to the pocket and cuff, 'title lining, but not edged with white ; button with an anchor, fame as the Captain's forma. one; White Cloth Waiftcoat and Breeches; Shall be worn only by Gunners, Boatfwains, and Carpenters; and the fubordinate ClAffes of Warrant Officers (lull not be allowed to wear Lappels. On Sturdy infurances were done at Lloyd's, on American veffels at the ufual terms. The fleet lately arrived from the Leeward 'Minds, under convoy of his Majelly's (hips CANADA and Wasp, confias as follows, viz.—for Landon, 67 ; Liverpool, 8o ; Glafgow, 17 ; Dublin, 13; Bridol, 6; Cork, 4 ; Belfall, 2; in all 573 fail, the while of which have arrived. Monday morning, arrived in the Bay of Dublin, ten fail of Well Indiamen. Mr. WILLIAM CHRIS7II, fon of Rear Admiral CHRISTIR, was killed on the 14th of May, iss the boats of his Majefly'a fhip SPAR TAN. COPENHAGEN. JULY 28. It k reported here, that the Englifh will place all Lhe ports of the Baltic under a bid blockade. The latell accounts from the Duchies mention nothing of the return of our troops colleEted there, but rather render it probable tkat no change will take place there in this refpea, before the beginning of the winter. The mailer of a flip arrived in the Sound, from the Baltic ; while off Bornholm, beard a heavy can nonade, which applared to proceed from the Coati of Sw•edifh Pcmerania.—liamb. Correfftondent, Zug. t. EXTRACT OF A FRIVATII LETTER FROM ALTONA, JULY 31. We have this day received the important intelli gence from Schwerin of the date of the 27th inflant, that the Court of Mecklenburgh had re ceived advice by a courier, that the French Gene. ral Mollitor was at that time in Straliund, treating for the furrender of that fortrefsto the French troops. Flags of truce were continually palling and repa(Ung, and every hour the relish of this important negocia tion was expected to tranfpire. The King of Sweden is reported to have embarked for Malmoe. It is Paid, that in the engagement en the 13th, his Majefly, who was acccmpanied by Mr. Purrepoint, the Britifh Minifier at Stockholm, was in great danger of being taken prifoner. On Saturday, at noon, a Cabinet Council was held at the Secretary of State's Office, which fat till four o'clock ; at its riling, a Meffenger was fent off with difpatches to Admiral GAMBIER. Sir Joust KEANE, Bart. has been elefled for the borough of Youghall, in Ireland, in the room of Lord Vifcount BOYLE ; called up to the Houfe of Peers, by the title of Baron Cart:A.l.om, in England, and the Earl of SHARRON, in Ireland. J. F. TURNER, Efq. has been returned for the bo. rotigh of Athlone, in the room of the Honourable H. WELLESLEY, who fits for Rye. Saturday Gen. CRAIG'S family left Southampton, The Marquis of HurcrLerfet out yerierday mor ning, for Ramfgate, on a rifit to his brother in law, the Marquis COANWALLIS, who, with his amiable family, is at prefent there. Six months pay to the reduced Officers of Isis Ma jelly's land forces, due the 25th of June lafl, will be ailed on Wedncfday next. Captain Bat row is appointed to command the Yoax, of 74 guns, lately launched at Deptford. There are at prefent in the barracks at Deal, the 29th regiment of Foot, and a regiment of Gcrman Cavalry. DUBLIN, AUGUST 6. A number of Gentlemen, of the firft rank for chat rafter and fortune, in the extentive and populous county of Tipperary, have, with a praife-worthy pa trietifm, turned their thoughts to the amelioration of the oppreffivc fyflem of Tithes, and the High Sheriff, with a becoming promptitude and fpirit, has ap pointed the 22d init. for holding a County Meetin&, to take that definable objee into confideration." THE EXPEDITION. No intelligence is yet arrived fr.( m the expeditions. The wind i. nnw favourable, and difpatches may every moment be looked for. RAMSGATE, AUGUST 7. A large tranfport (a London (hip, N 162) is now in the harbour. She is to convey fume boric* belonging to different regiments that could not be accomm'dated the lati embarkation, and they are expefted to fail to morrow or next day. Another tranfport, marked K L. is alfo to accompany her. A Swedifh built veffel, de Fortuna, flopped nn Sun day !aft, coming out of the harbour of Floating, is detained at this port. HULL, AUGUST 8. The fleet of tranfports, formerly mentioned. with part of the King's German Legion on board, failed from the Humber laa Sunday about two o'clock, under protation of the Dmace, 74 gun (hip. They are certainly a very fine body of men, under excellent difcipline, and well mounted.—lt is expceted that they would join the fleet of men of war and rranfports under Admiral ESSINGTON, which left Yarmouth roads lan Sunday. _ _ The Bth Regiment of Foot arrived here in three divifions, on l'uefday and the two following days, and on their arrival were embarked on board the tranfports prepared for their reception. One divifion of the 7th Regiment of foot alfo arrived here yef. terday ; the remainder of the regiment is ciliated here to-day and tomorrow, and will be immediately embarked. Thefe troops are expefted to fail under convoy of the AGAMEMNON man of war, of 64 guns, which arrived in the Humber on Tuefday SPORTI.NG INTELLIGENCE. BRIGHTON RACES, AUGUST 7. Lord Darlington's Hedtor, by Higliover, Bft 61b beat the Duke of St. Albans' Merrythought, Sit ilb.Three quarters of a Mile. 200 gulueas half forfeit. At Oo e—Sweepftakea; of aocgs each, h. ft. four miles. Sir J. Shelly's Sir Launcelot, sa 3 1b - Mr. Craven's Bronze, 7ft 71h Mr. Mellifh's Headley, 71t 3lb - pd Half paft One—Lord Egremont's brother to Cardinal Beaufort, Bft Blb beat Lord Darlington's Hedtor, Sit—Laft nyde, %cogs. At Two.—rhe fecond year of a renewal of the Sweipftakes of togs each, for three year olds, Mite Bft 7:b—bilies, Bft —• The laft mile of the courfe—The winner to be fold for ssogs.if demanded within a quarter of an hour after the race, the owner of rise fecond horfe being firit entitled, Btc. _ Lord Fgremont's br c. by Gobanna, out of Cyprus a Sir C. Bunbury names Mr. Fermor's Bantling a Mr. Shaker/mar Dames the Duke of York's b f Volumnia, by Mr. Teazle 3 Half paft Two—Tbe fecund year of the Pavilion Stakes of cocas each, h ft. for three year old colts, soft ; and fillies Bft 91b.—The winner of the Derby, Oaks, or Arcot Stakes, to carry 7lb extra. The laft mile. Lord Egremont's b e by Oohanna, out of Skyfwecper a Lord Grofveaor's b c by John Bull, out of Ifaisella a H R H the Prince of Wales's b c by Gobanna, out of Trumpetta 3 Fourteen paid forfeit. At Three—The Silver Cup, valve sop the furplas in fpecle, a Subferiptian of sp each. The New Courfe. The winner to be fold for 3ccgs. if demanded within a quarter of an hour after the race, the owner of the fecund Lone Laing firft entitled, &c. Mr. Fenno?s b c. Hawk, 3 yrs old - - a Lord Egremont's b. f. Moufe, by Gohanna, 3 yrs old - s Prince of Walcs's ch. e. Rugantino, 4 yrs old - - 3 Mr. Mellith's br. h. Czar Peter, 3 yr. old - 4 Duke of York's b. 1. Yolumnta, by Mr. Teazle, 3 yrs old pd Half paft Three—Four Miles—loop. Prince of Wakes Sir David, Bft. 1 alb. . a Mr. Mcliiih's Cardinal Beaufurt, Bft. - . • s Lord Darlington's Pavillion, Bft. 71b. spina Mr. MeMei Cut Peter, Bft. alb. Four tulles, soogs.—zoogs. ft. Pavilliou walked over. SATURDAY. The Somerfet Stakes, of sogs each, 7ft. 71b. weight for age. Four Miles. H.R. H. the Prince of Wales's Orville, aged, walked over. Tile Second and Left Year of the Petworth Stakes, of logs. each, weight for age. Four miles. The winner to be fold for asoga. if demanded within a quarter of an hour after the race, the owner of the kcond hark being firft entitled, &c . H.R.H. the Prince of Wales's ch. e. Rugantino,4 y rs old, 01.71 b. Mr. Mcllilh'a br. h. Czar Peter, 6 yrs old, 9ft. a Fifty Pounds for three years old, ylt. 61b. weight for age. The New Courfe. Mr. Ferinor's b. c. Hawk, 3 yrs old, 711. 91b. - - i r The Prince of Walcs's b. h. Barbaroffa, c yrs old sa. iolb. a a EDINBURGH RACES. TOZSDAY.HIS Makfty'S Purfe, of wogs was run for and won by Charles J. Brandling, Efq 's ►ay mare Fortuna a a George Bantle, Efq 's ebefnut bode 3:reamer 3 dr Lord Montgomerie sb. is. Caleb (Z2otem • s s WILDNESDAY••••IIIC Noblemen and Gentlemen's fubreriptiou pude of 3cp was run for and won by George Baillie, Efq 's eliefaut bode Streamer - I I Mr. Storey's brown boric Framliogton - s s Mr. Bentley's bay bode Sailor - - dr There was afterwards a back rate, will: afforded good (port. The Haymarket Theatre was crowded to its top molt row on Saturday evening to fee the Stranger and the Critic. The Jury who fat at Haflar Hofpital tai the body of Lieut. CHARLTON, late of his Majefty's !hip Mars, killed in a duel, after four days confultation, brought in a verdia of—wilful murder again It Lieut. Gu TN ate, of the Royal Marines, of that Monday fan, a meeting took place at Monaghan, between Enfign of the 48. h Regiment, and Enfi?n T--, of the 27th. The former received Mr. F.'s (hot in the right foot, when the fcconds in terpofed, and the affair was amicably adjulted. A dreadful and de &naive fire broke out on Friday morning early, at the houfe of Mr. Rogers, an opu lent farmer at Charlton, Hants. The lower part of the honk caught fire, and burnt with fuch rapidity, that Mrs. Rogers, who was bed-ridden, and her fon, aged 18, endeavouring to fave his mother, unfortu nately fell viaims to the devouring element. The houfe was totally confumed ; but there being plenty of water, the extenfive farm yard was laved. CORN EXCHANGE, MARIVLANR, AUGUiT to.—The freth imports of Wheat to-day make the fupply large; prime famples are at a reduaion of about 3s. per quarter, and more on other qualities—Barley and Malt are each rather lower—But few White Peas, and thofe full as dear—Beans of two kinds are in good fupply, and cheaper—There are again large arrivals of Foreign Oats, chiefly of fecond quality, and this trade is likev.ife cheaper—Flour at rather lets prices.