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II LONDON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. rites CIIP !MOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'C.I.IIICIO t il Code* for emery, 5711.4tedueeA 571. .. . • Old s per Cedt. 95f...1.kw dicta 991-omcduss A. MestrydPllllllP4ololllli/ESYSEVEFEA"-:: • i t tds • India Bonds. Rs; dIE • 'lo.r i agetor 4 5701 tm 3 Ptg Col. 3414. 3,4•51t59 lo p : Atli 91 a.ist , pPCalk 71H Emile+ BOW per. iii rtird• I. s Cent. i liavT.SOlat ~ , , Opilifig 7} 711.r.m... • • 0 / .0 2 4 4 797 9:1 ' Engla Tickets 171.17 1 . lopeAgui. t 7 pa Caafols for act. 3 7fii .... • The wavietweci !tuffs& add Turkey, mentioned 15 . AI:clears smart Gottenktirgli, isfai from iniprobi len f lar that it mull take place at the rilrigatton of Sener - dkaft Borivals{ the great Emperor. 1k has neyet 'Wed, Gnee his repolfe in !Egypt, to iili i longing eye on that country ; to fay nothing 4f his Ws.llll the liforea. Malta. And forne of the .rerresas Illatdd. We have beforeittferteck. and we 4altalfardMir Readers, that a coniederacyleci t a ken ghee bettroen him and the Ensperor . Pevt.. - to divide &iambi* Ewen in Europe tnd MAC', between dem. The.ololiat al this plan ire have Isick before tteeetlic firri hdt*Staittionee of : iotelryiestee, • :.411ii mitlJOiodentiellsaliams mitfitte.}leaveit frth to, reran ladi.:SitAinniais. . To „this . 4 biOltilieelositeateaf Ititffia qfp•lt; r a Mei thiteratallte al tilos. and- fevers] 4 r ilraiWef-the faracteiai r easy; 3 2b• ititrat oi - kvsesi idly' fake% that dot CO*rko Wald Ohiahi the lhat's ban, mad bedew • thageraos steiebboor, and trek ea she hookah's ere% of *R itual cooks for the polierada of .Coollantiotsple. ...Paid be tbefe attrapta, Boweraen • salt try 0110 7 iitiaferes., If he tan perfeade the Peen that Ilbi- psferof the Dardanelles with lame ferns. sad Abe ••••risieui eitorfa by Ruffle, are 4ta•gerotte to 110 esilleoaht be ally allele' her sgsinit ALIIIAll• aim. , If he cam sake the Turks believe that he will 40piny all his fovea is their defence. that unfulpee. lig Posse may yield to his reprefintetious, and fall a 'Nis ea the isfataatioa, If the Invader ofEngland fah at length his inability to perfrtn big mighty threat, he may with for a • pretence to withdrew his !Orem from the coda, and march them into the Turkills torritorim. For this he midi obtain the .eriaßat of Maria; Act Akullrie is not yet is a coo . Aldan to rein. end ally peibaps be (oohed by a 'misfire of i liars of the plunder. There Vojtas may, by cool politician', be eon. ficiered as extravagant. But when the charafter of IS . the frantic leader of a mifguided mul titude, is ccmfidered in all its analogies, nothing that is Hilrls can be thought extrevazinst . We repeat it—his views in the Levant are un doubted, hut whatever means he may employ to ob. lain that end, MALTA in the potfctfron of this coun try will check his exertions. and like the pillars of If.reska may prove the or Ow ors of his fchcmr.s of • &Bern ufurpation. This ntoraing the Hamburgh Mail, due on Sun. air, arrived. Its contents ate of little comparative mpc rtacce ; bat the account of an embargo un fo• reign fb;ps in the Black Sea son not appear altogether naconntaed with the reports of yefierdey. We fub- Joist Come of the principal articles. Lowsa Esse, Jour so.—The Senate of Bremen have t zeufed themfelves from granting. the loan de manded by the States of Hanover, string as a mina their inability to comply therewith at prefect . Letters from Peterlburgh, dated the 3d intl. Rate, that 4 declaration of great importance, in more re (peas then one, was feat by a courier to Paris. BIN , JOLT a3.—Tbe Emperor NaroLeow arlived at Boulogne on Tbarfday, accompanied by , fevers' great men and Generals. His arrival was 4nwlance.l by repeated difcharges of cannon. The . at Compiegne leas already manceuvred before Majetly, and this will he followed by the other camps. Oa Tbariday or Friday next the Emprtfs i. cspseed Yt Brief:ls, on her way to Aix-la-Chas retie. Their Majetlies will meet here to return to ittires v. , Paris. Within fourteen days 68 gon-boats and 67 trenf ports hate p'llo here from Plotting bofind to Of. lend g the lad .ratifport cm rued the depot of the DA -14.1A enminK how lich-le•floys. UTITC .IT, JOLT 14.—Yellerday arrived the firli company nf 8414V14111 Iturfe at tiller!, Icn men k •.,, ,rich Cis pieces of cannon, their c•lf-i,t and lanninunitiosi complete. They proceeded foe the C. 41711, at Zet I. A liege park of French artillery arrived here yef terJay teem Cntinchen, to halt in the Starreboth until futthet ortfcrs. • The teth hattaliiihnf Batavian infantry mar. heci t hi s mn , s i ng fir ) , ct ut camp of Zeid. whither ta•ii tabor.' f grenadier: will follner them to morrow.— Tne two bet ns of Waldeck. 511, at Amticrdam, arc k Jeitined for the fame camp. i. twa confidently affected. that his Majcily the Empetor a the Freon h will honour the camp of Z ill faith his poefe?cia. on bas jt•l tney lot infpefling the veuti. (odd.. sad eneatopmcity. Hastr•Jusie official prcrcntation of the w etedeneisie of the Fiends Arnhaffador to the ate.i.n Gvernment, De Ss rinavikta. has again !in deserted t . nest week. The al:Girard cattle of its deity o, that the preparations for his reception k net yet ready. IL A , n .sei ihi ,:, RATIIIOII, Trends re dent Mio:- ' Qer,M Bien a ethos }efe,ivedbis dipbrna is . littiiber ot:tise WO* ol.l3qoouri - l t mot Rugsn - )4inliter retititn4 M. Ktorrit.r.hsit rived diliai4hes by rCourier.from his Court - •• '-rSeverAltitigarinn Nobles, in conrequence of the. .rearcity and dearnefs of provifion-in the-camps at-Pelt I and Buda, have generoully offered to fupply the troops with as much meat and wide aahall be geed: fury, gratis, during the time of their *eitiamprnent. Count Bit.t.rwat.t., Cabinet Minilter of the Prince of liratt4cOla who It going to Paris, has arrived at Vienna and alighted at the French Arnbafflaiur's: rite will not v however, Ray hen:Mager this three dorm Paarcerwer; JULY. 17.L.-.01 Ili! :14tii init. about eleven at night,- his &WE DI s H.Maltrry arrived here ttheapettedly from Carlfruhe. Hehad palled through Duluth& incognito; and yefierday Prince COMP ' rtait'of Hefei:Xl:lt:Rads came hi.ber to hith. Kra bil All STY!b fOnte to Bohemia, • will be by liffortaburg to Prague, Tothiti;Carlfbad, tict: Hiottlayssrr is actiompardect by Baron LAGAR sj cilia, Toll Cabinet SittitiTY ea Olutmberlain : the Quasi -resumes at Carlfruhe. Gaioa,lutr 4. , -The French Minilter SALIC &TT' ii.gtioefriam is city to Paris:. lo a beet jontnal is the folletwingarticle :---il 4w-According to the laft accounts from Rome,•the Pope has been applied to, to furnifh Cardinal Fusco with the neeefery full powc:s to crown in his naive the Emperor of the F►ench." The Senate hat, by a decree of the 251 h ult. for. 'malty authorized the admiffion of the monks of the Order of laTrappe into our iterublie,and granted to them au edifice and ga;den, which formerly belonged to the Benediaincs, for their refidence. Madame Bo AAAAA re, the mother of the Emperor NAPOILION, is at prelim at Frefcati, with her fon Lucien Bo rt. JULY B.—The Chevalier Acron, from Napitsitt arrived •at Palermo, where he bar been received by the Governor, Lieotenant•General Prince COITT, with great ditlinAion. The penfion of this Knitter is to,ooo ducats. The French Envoy at Fiorinee, General CLAIRE*" has given in his new credentials. According to fonts accounts an embargo balker laid on foreign &fps in feveraluf the harbours of:the Black Sea. Pirsasanactor, Jett. 6.—This morning the body of CountVas.amot Suaor, General of Infantry; and chief of the Corps of Cadet Engineers, was conveyed from the 'Rare of Nitrylchki, fix verits from the City, on the Peterhof read, where the Count died on the 3d inftant, to the Sergcef Monallery, ten vertiviat ther, where it was interred with great pomp and magnificence. His Imperial Majefiy, who TiGted the Count during his illncrs i was prefect on this a eafion. The Count, in confequence of getting cold, was attacked by a pletnify, which, as he refuted to be bled, fpcedily invalid, and terminated in a pu trid fever, accompanied with ulcerated lungs. The Count was 3o years of age, and has left behind him a widow, hut no children, and a large fortune.. In, the war with Poland, he loft one of his legs by a cannon ball. He commanded the army in the cam paign agaiofl Perfia, during which the important for trefs of Derbent was taken. It is at prefent belitved, that the two corps of cadets will be milted under the Grand Duke CONSTANT/NI, as chief: On the zd this month, All lazn, Ambalfador from the Pontifical Court, left this city. Tbis is ait fary confequence of the events which lately took place at Rome. ANOTHER HAMBURGH MAIL After this Paper was at prefs, we received :be Hamburgh Mail which became dile yeßerday. Se veral more Ruffian fhips, with troops on board; l bave paired through the Dardanelles for Corfu, and it is Rated in a letter from Vienna, that the Grand Seignior has fent a letter of congratulation to Vomit • , on his elevation to the dignity of Emperor. The met important article, however, of intelligence, bentsght by this conveyance, is that which relates to the opening of the prntoe •1, on the note tranfmitted by the Emperor of Ruflia to the Diet ; as a little time mutt now thew what loin the politics Of the continental pt.w•ers are likely to take. The flow ing are the articles moll worthy of notice: CoNsvaerisorss, June 87.—0 n the isth inflant the French itrtibalttlir, Gcheral Daunt, received by a courier advice of the elevation of 13 rt the Imperial Dignity, and the various promotions made in colikquence. There important changes he ensile known to the Diplomatic Corps here in a Note or . •he i Bth intl. lie ha• Gnce had fevers' confuse:lets with the Turhifh hliniillv. The report bit Eaglet% (hips have beets f.rbidelen to enter the To: Lifh hai 'Jour% finds little credit. Acce.r.ling to accounts from Egypt. there' has been a riot and battle between the crews of the Turk is fquadron lying at Aboukir. and the Arnauts.— The Commander of the Tnrkilk fquadron, and fere ral Greeks beim ginglo his Otipr, were killed. Lail week the Ruffian General, Baron Braema r:tit v tv. and his attendants failed for Corfu and Italy. Two Ruffian frigates front Corfu bore returned through the Canal to Schaftopol. The RnSan troops which left faded f.w Corfu on board two okl fitips 4.f war. and three other air, amount to 3600 men. VIOVIIL, JOLT tB.—The Trench Arnbatfador here. CiIaMPAGIIIV, has received difpattbes (fern Canaan otivf a warier, litio• we. c "' e t rivfittlfoas;ons Of the Gam!, .Siteriscutibl)ov a., oiars, nn his .I.acpbse4 toTbe Imperial The French Ambairador here his not yet r#eit.' ed his new credentials, nor have any.beesifiatt to our Ilaribefiltdor at Paris, -COUnt ".*Our feats that the harrell would - be totilli.dt firoyed by the heavy rains. have greet fuOilled Ante the 15th, when we hid verj warm and fine weather, which itill continues. " Raritan)+, JOLT 20.—T0-day, at the exprefs rt. (ita of the Envoy for the Ekaorate of Brunfwick, the poises/on the Ruffin Note - was opened in the Colleges of Ekaort and Ps inces, and the Eleeterate of Brunfwick and the City of Bremen gave their votes. Jo Ly 21,-1 n the vote given on the part of Hanover. on the fubjell of the Ruffian Note, his Datfaa ate Niai liar as Eleltor of Brunfwick Luneburg, expreffes his full approbation of the part taken by sba En aoa of Russia, and prepofes that his Imperial P ulhiafT MAJFSTy Mould be repelled by an alit of the Diet, en take Arch meatures as in his salmi he (ball judge proper to procure a foi!able and fatisfaaory explake tion from the French Government. Hia MAIIITY at the fame time reminds the Diet of the morn important and dangerous violation of the rights of nations, the treaty of Lunevilk, and thefecurity cf the German Empire, by the forcible Wore ' , occispa. tion, and opprefEen of Hanover, his • Majelky's Ger= roan territory, without any declaration of war. Yeßerday, loon after breakfatt. his - Mayans, the Duke of Kitty, Princefres &seism and• A 11114.14 at-. tended by Lady Tsui/ay. Generals CAILTWIItOkT and Farzaor, took an airing on horfeback in Wind for Great Park. Yeaerday Lord Metvit.t.e entertained the Lords of the Admiralty at dinner, at his Lardillip's houle at Wimbledon. The,Ostaveltn•a of tee' lteceteyaite qr daY, a Cibl t ifteinatelit• $s Well IngZ4 4 ' erect, to thej a ninetteiiimeditirkihenVhiliwinfeen , Earls-of CliaTilior. TM. • indWltersetainalln, lad LordellaiknWiti. aireeinsitteXami.saaSon, and Mvtoaava. - The gallant Admitalrananeentots atthetin town, Gran his boufe near Lysnington, en Tnefelay after noon, and yelterdpy Mid a long interview with Lord Mamma...ft at the Askidealty. The' health of the Admiral appears to be nearly ellabliflsid, and•hra flay I in town nil, be but fors few days. ' Admiral Pursues is arrived in toms, bowleg com pleted hi, infpatina of the Sea Fencibles and daft Rationed for the defence of the different parts of the aka t an' account of which has beat laid before ?dingier'. Sir SYDWIT Sneers has been at Rieholood during the lilt three dayi. He was fainted by the band of mufie which plays in the promenade daily, and by I.the company in a very dillinguifind manner. Sir Sr DM sr left Richmond this day. One of the many curious Gets. firfi given to the world by Karts sus. in his French travels, is the! extraordinary account of the appearance and die appearance, in various parts of France, of a young man, who perfonate's ?Ha tATI Davpata, and who, if not the real perfonage. has bad the addrefs to attach in him, with unbounded devotion , every Rank of People wherever he goes. • On Tnefday morning the Briptde of Goads, un der the cotuntaqd of Major•Genmal &Rearms were muliered in the Bird-cageovalk, St. James's Park, in order to be prefent at the execution of the rents nee of a general Court Martial, held on John Gillet. a private belonging to the td regiment of Foot Gnat ds, for frequent defections. His !entente was to receive 3000 lathes ; but he only had too. The remainder i nf his puniflunent was remitted, in confequence Ibis long confinement. Yettetday morning the Firll Regiment of EaR India Loyal Volunteers were infpetied by Major tae 'neral Game Doe, in the Company's ground, rear the City Road. Their military appeatance. and their I Rate of difeipline, was filch as might be expeEted'of a corps that has elleblifhed its eharatier fo long. A few of our countrymen have, within the& few days, arrivelifrom Prance. The fon of a Gentleman of the Cullom-houre at Plymouth. arrived on Mon day from Morlaix, where he had been at fchool. He and two other young Gentlemen were (*offered to re turn to their native country,tagefher With a Mr. Fo.e. ars, a merchant of London. .whir had ueen detained fince the beginning of the war. 'lite recent changes in the French GOverpTtlit are laid Jn he tar from agreeable to the people, verko in private deliver their opinion very freely. Never, etenttnilet Itossittettes. was the fyßem of eilleaege carried off to a'greeter ex- tent in private families—Bonweitare • mar lay with Mkt ilk' SI. . • • • I 1 Ivere's not a Thehe of tins, taut is bisloult I 10.ep a ("Trani tee d. - • General Mna sA Vs brother-in law, an emin e nt phy liCian at Mortals, is watched•by the police fpiei with the utmoti vigilance. Provillons as very dear, and toad: entirely at a'itand. • Authentic accounts of a very recent date.havelseen received by a general nfficte s lately in cnmrodticl in Egyt t, that Esvi Bar is now (in ennfecuence trf the inter mediation of this Government) perfeCtly kilos-ea to the confidence of the Porte, and aßnilly , at pre fent in command of a body of troops, in conjnnißion with the Viceroy, to fupprefs die renewal of a French party in that country. ' By his Majefly•s Sip CALCOTTA. lately arrived from New &nth Wales, difpatches have been re ceived Iran Lieutenant Governor Cotttes, dated in Match-tall, Rating, that on his arrival at Port Phillip he found it dellitete of every requifite for e n a eldlsing a colony ; he. therefore, re-embarked his people. and proceeded to SuUivan Cove, on the Dee. went River. Vandtensan's Land. where he again dif embarked ; and finding a fituation which promifed to enforce every e: attar, he formed a fettlement on a !pot to which he had given the name of Sullivan Town. The Lieutenant Governor (peaks in the higheß terms of the foil. the goodnefe, and plenty of the water, and the beauty of the furrounsling coca try. Pi th and game, he adds. are in tolerable abun dance. The natives are by no means numerous, and api.sar to be very inuffenfive. CLERZEN.7O.L lascrtax. The late hard-fought battle at aerkenwell far the eleftion of a Vicar, proves the wifcii,ss of the (t o _ church in the appointment of benefices hT the . ChAncellor, the Sinop', Ike. whofe charalier volvesUn the choice they make:. We have ken the NoAlts - rtisti.e metropolis averred with Squibs (rater y flicking dole to each other in abcfe_or in Cup porrof the Honourable BVtDITT and Mainmasts% and of the Reverend Foasysa and Lagoon. The Firmer Gentlemen. as political cbarafiers, may be open to the feurrility of Inn-Sive, which they pre, by bly defpife s—but the charafter of a Minißer of the Golpel &cold be, like the wife of cASAR, free.frott fufpieion. We take no part in the elation ;we only deprecate a praetice, which is difgrace.fui to that fy‘. tern of conferring p referment. EPITAPH ON A SERVANT. Hero sl.eps In knot. Ns iambi y laboste ingp. A *Wife' fervant and a pious fon ; . IHlnkft. seute,dipetrcfed._t ruq r MS*, no boa twin knew. Oafs and attarkkatkask M 4itT IV't I: • A glance =ld vide Maw .it. Sisk sookw • Reser, Any ! k ;talk end be jolt ; • ElnPkr , as IPA Ace tasolipoolly too& ' • So Nei"; ". wli tbilimoOlOVikolgoodoo • : • k • no ok d C0r014.50 1 11 40Y 40 ,0 41 Alkitre le 00t, sear, In Dayosx's SONO ?Win Corsi Cap. talkie of his yours aviriLATlliier t et Phyficiao-that pr4cribe. her an motet dVaee. Art every rporning fot breikfatt. to abate heriocon. 'l.tmeney." some of our Reocieri inar'rOunioar thy' oid i verfe, . Compass permit. &bat oboe Morel" • lini . a nifitii; *at two tondAtieet to - angers were «turfing in Piccadilly, .ona of them (aid, he wiled mach to ge_ into. the coonirs, upon . which the other :1614hare/lag obtervotios i fsietinitesterav Ihn‘p there* meek to be ice, • vies einsupkor sands is a site tfaiailliftaiwt ring at the time, resomed the foliawitig imPrqmPra • 'lnareaMeld be ebe es.err/tbarMrns tqlo be caret re se ammo, rev Mena Oa stream • WEvAislhif lAN is . lo inhabit the vacant Magi to the IVlngashy, which is. omitted to be prepared fee hi. rotaries: • - The Lard Bible or St.. Dositi's panned Igo perfor at Brace LA week. . • The Duke and Doebefs of lifeatroorin arrived! en Wednefilor leg at . Brighton, to the no foci - joz of the nomberle(s pone Moan there. . Unrd Savolout, Mo. and Mrs. Newersor t see hi the' lilt of arrivals at ROMA. Ist the NI of recent activate at authenitnen ate-0 Mir Doke sad Dembefs d nedneed. Lod sad Ia beselta Nam R. lieneedy,Oel.seil Mrs. KAblitl l / 2 04 and Ma. Warm helins. Lifts. Cet. A (4014iurat. Cal Da Tkh, Winn<l. . Capt. Steteleir, Capt. H‘Diagna Marr o Et idle Giffer Loeti and Ls 4 Liked, Sir Pin Dearpospk, Pow / Major Hadaybent, Carlin DAWN Ceased Barry. red Dewy Mrs. jaws. On Monday itrening the company at Vauxhall a& forded nut of the tuna Wein:ding fcenes which ;maid be depiaed by a rased and' ardent imaginatiomoes There were prefent at lead four thoufand of both .lime., whole cog time was through rot in the enfreffah ,of lititith elevate*. On ISiondly morning, about nine o'clock, Ilia MapaTT, Attended by his Equerries in waitiog, took an airing on horfeback in Windfor Great Path, MA returned to the glazes Lodge about eleven, wise their MAJII‘TILB and the PRIM with their ant ten.tAntu, prnteedtd in five carriages to Etna cat legu, %theft Mesas,' feats were provided for the ROYAL PARTY, LO hear the orations of the young Gentlemen, previnp. to their breaking .up for the holotat S. Oh the arrival of the ROYAL FAMSLT 4 the Ciiiteee, the Staffordihire Militia attended, eat faluted them with a grand march, and a party ofthe regiment guarded their entrance. On the Ron* FAMILY', entracte into the Golge, they were-greet. ed. Iv clapping of hand.. and buttes of the pocig Gentlemen. His Mayes?? appeared Sad with thr fpeechcs of the Collegians, deed afforded on final' gratification to she man of tette nod learning. Afrer the orations were over, the Pri.vnit of the College was honoured with a QS'S of the ROYAL Peary, at whofc houfe they paw 'took of a fottptuous rofreihrr•znt, prepared for the stecafion. The orations were more numeroupy ass tended than any, for a number of yean, in coifs. Auence of. the pretence of the Rorer. FAMILY. Th. ROYAL PARTY returned to the Q2een's Lodge sitiv tolen too and three o'clock. The, following is the order of the Speeches s z. litaarsess, s. 1. WirLLI, me. pre Coße Clem 3, Jour', ma. • Mwswhis 4. ILIMOSIT.ria hitclpfs 3. OittotAtt,ina. Nalcriss.Corelwill • Gann', as. ILILZ ASynorg46 2 iieussui 7. Yoxert, X.s - S S. Air. Town Whew .. B"""T 1 :Cut;.. 9. 9 , mos.. Cents ew 10. HUTS. ma. IL-S. t PbWok! I. aI. Mr. PIIICT.SIL 1 PIN • i Addi Cab 11S. Mr. lIIiCAW/it 1 Syphaz ti jot Sat. 9. L. t. Bombe 14. Mr. Coss 4 Meomeno Plats as. %Arm, • Meru Millingte i 6. Wts.s.tttliT, ma. mo Miieme Cicero : 7 P K•mfoa Agalgen Milo* f t hams, L. t Gcromokoa Tactres to. (Ma litil from K. Hoerr V. Slmadamorm. Among the young fpeakers. Mr, T was partiC* 1.111, whofe aeinn, utterance, and he. moor proved a more than common p,freirion of the powers ~f oratory, and an intimate knowledge of his author. Mr. Was LLLL r (poke with groat preeifien and diflinehtefs; and Mr. Nears was very happy in Frfonating the blind Sam.rws Araifits. A circun.• Banc( &tick us as of Come importance, that the ACa• demmal diets of the King's Seh.lart give. them a decided faperiotity in the et:intim, of an orator. On Friday the Royal Mid.Lothian Volunteer Can trait y was infpeeeet in Calllelteads Peek, by Gen. Sir Janis Sr. CI.AIR Eau's', and CO. Wstater, InfpeSing Field Officer of the ditkriet, trim were pleated to esprels their *Mott fati.faaion with the appearance and difeiplioe of the regiment. Oa ha. turd., the dilkrent troops sashed to their retiree. cite haws, after being ten days is tinter., I la ot