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procure for him much greater advintages than Napoleon would vo?untarily accede to. 611 s the capture of Dantzic the commencement of thefe advantages ? Would it not be wifer to enter into ilipulations with him, who has in his hand the wilhed•for advantages, than with thofe who mutt fief themfelves procure them ?"—(Frcns the Telegraph ) AUGSBURGH, MAY 28. What was laid of the Camp of Gullavus Adol phus, during the go years' war, may be applied to t h e French troops ; viz. that the troops regularly performed their religious duties twice a day. Both morning and evening, after roll call, the companies are formed into circles, and a Chaplain, or Serjeant reads, in a loud voice, and with great devotion, the morning and evening prayers, in which the troops join. MUNICH, MAY 29. Marfhal MaCelia has written a letter to the King of Bavaria, in which be Peaks in very warm terms of the Emperor's approbation of the military fervice; of the Crown Prince, and particularly of the Prince's gallantry in defending the tete du pont near Pultufk on the &6th infant. He adds, that the Bavarian Ge nerals find it neceffary to have an eye upon the dar ing valour of this young Prince. BANKS OF THE ELBE, JUNE 9. It is reported, that General Blucher arrived on the 29th ult. at Stralfund, where the number of Fru(Ban troops amounted to boo() men. The French head quarters are about to be transferred to Anclam. This change induces us to fuppofe that the recom mencement of huailities is not far dill Ant. ROME, MAY i 6. . By virtue of an order of his Holiners the Pepe fe veral perfons have been lately arrelled here, and fent to the Utile. Among them is the Count Camille Borgia, the nephew of the celebrated Cardinal Bor gia, and a Knight of the Order of Malta. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, JUNI? 19. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t Confols, for July 6411—Reduced 621 63—omnlum it pr. Exchequer lid's. par to as. prem. PRICE OF S COCKS YESTERDAY : 3p. Ct. Red. Ann. 631 621 63 imperial, Ann. 7 9.01 S per Cent Conf. Ann. shut Excheq. Bills, par Is pre. is dif. 4 per Ctitt. Omnium i i pre. per Cent. Navy fkut Lottery 'rickets 191. 175 Lcng Annuities 571 is i 6 Confols for ;cc. 643 i Laft night we received forte additional French and Dutch papers. Our feries of the former now comes down to the 9th, and the latter to the soh ; and this morning : H amburgh and Altuna Papers to the 9th Cline to hand. - The 77th Bulletin, which appeari in the Aloniteur, is datet Finkenllein, May 29. It relates ;Wird wholly to the liege and furrender of Dantzic. The terms granted to the garrifon are annexed to it.— They are in fuhflance the fame with the informs. 1 tion previoufly received. General KALKASUTM • appears to have obtained the conditions which he firli demanded. The garrifon is Rated to have confined of only woo men, of whom nearly one half are Paid to have deferted to the French, fubfequent to t h e capi ; tulat ion; We cantlatirglli helievaahja.Amt more than ' we can that General KALKRILITH could have held out for fifteen days longer ! This attack upon the cha raaer of a tried and gallant officer, will be univer (ally rejected and defpifcd. General Kauraautri would have ill difcharged his duty indeed, if he had intros dered a day fowler than was neceffary. We are happy to have the authority of the Bulletin for Rating, that General KAMINSKY and the troops who were driven under the guns of Weichfeltnunde, after their unfuccefsfol attempt to penetrate to Dant zie.on the I . sth ult: had embarked and arrived in Wet yat Pillau. The garrifon of the (nivel% ) mean ing, we fuppofe, the Prutlian corps which was in it, furrendered. . The bulletin gives no other account of the militat y movement? or operations upon any part of the French line, than that; araudentz was to be r iMmediately be. fieged. The place is Paid to be prong; no bad apo. logy for a failure. The Dutch Papers afford nothing material; We learn from them under the head of French news, that the Q2een of Holland arrived at Bourdeaux on the 3oth ult. and that about 7000 Spanifb troops were to pats through that city from the 3d to the 13th inßant, on their march to the Grand Army. The German Papers mention the arrival of Baron HAIDENSERG and M. 011 NOYOSILZOFF at the French Heactroarters, but this intelligence is doubted in the Iliconbure Correfpnlent. Yeile-day morning his MAJESTY, accompanied by the Dukes of You and CUMBERLAND, Princefres AUGUSTA, SOPHIA and AMELIA, Lady G. BUCK LEY, Generals SPENCER, GARTH and FITZROY, and Colonel TAYLOR, rode on horfeback in Windfor Park. Her MAJESTY and NUM'S ELIZABETH took an airing in a fociable, accompanied by Ladies AYLE3- suar and CARDIGAN. The whole of the Royal Family returned to the Palace at two o'clock. Yefterday, WILLIAM MArtsrisa, Efq. refigned his fituation as Secretary at the Admiralty, and is to be fucceeded by Mr. WELLEsLET POLE, brother to the Marquis of Wellefley. Sir VicAsy Grass, Knt. took the anal qualifica tion oaths, as Attorney• General, cn Saturday morn ing, in the Court of King's Bench. Earl SILKIER, arrived on Wednefslay cycling in Town, from Scotland. THE EXPEDITION. We underftand it is now fettled, that the brave Marquis of Huarry does not go with the Grand Expedition : that gallant Nobleman is now appointed on the Staff of the Army in the Mediterranean, in the room of Major-General Watreaors, who fell in Egypt. Captain Jottarron, of the 4ad regiment, we hear, is to go as his Lordihip's Aid-de-Camp.. RAMSGATE, JUNE rB. In my lan, I informed you that four fail of tranf. ports from Aberdeen had arrived in this harbour with the EaR Suffolk Militia on board. The regi. Iment' was difembarked this morning, and marched to Deal Barracks, contrary-to an opinion that they were to remain here. They left Aberdeen, where they had been nearly two years, on 'l'hurfday Taft ; and, to a man, they fpeak of the inhabitants of Aberdeen in terms of the greaten refpett. Tranfports are daily arriving here ; but no troops are yet come in for embarkation. Thole in the bar racks cont . & of the t 3th Light Dragoons, and part of the German Legion ; the Firft Battalion of the Rine Corps of which was expeaed to embark this day; but they have not embarked. In coming from Ireland, the tranfport which contained their arms and baggage foundered and was loft. Major General DRICKSEL. the Commander in Chief of the 2d Royal German Legion, hill remains at this place. A fmall veal with his !tortes, baggage, and (lore:, was this morning hauled down to the harbour's mouth to take him to the Downs, but it did not proceed. The firß divifion of tranfports with troops on board were expeeled to fail this morning horn the Down's., Admiral ROWLEY, it feems, bad orders from the Admiralty to that effeet yellerday. This da small, it is thought, has brought him a countermand. Yellerday morning Generai FITZROY reviewed the King's Own Militia, oppolite Windfor Palace. • Yenerday morning the Bloomfbory and Inns of Court Afroeiation were infpetled by Colonel Mat Till, InfpeAing Colonel of the Diftritl. They mullered upwards of 3oc, being more than double the number of any attendance for fifteen months pall. Colonel MARTIN expreffect himfelf highly gratified by their appearance and attention to difeipline. The Royal County of Limerick Regiment have marched from Dundalk to Mullingar, to relieve the Sligo, which have marched for Collooney. The City of Dublin Militia have marched from. Aughnacloy to Carlow. . The 97th regiment has arrived at Parfonflown, from Limerick. Sunday evening. the fquadton of the sth Dragoon Guard►, under the command of Lieuttnant Colonel Banotta. qnartered at Limerick. only A few weeks, received a route, aid proceeded for Gort, Calilebar, &c. • We hear that the Kerry Militia, at prefent quar tered in Galway, are to do duty in Ennis. The South Cork Militia, which were expelled to be quartered in Ca(he', have received a route, and are on their march to duty in the gartillm at Limerick. The light companies of the 26th and 3► ft regi ments quartered in Limetick, were to march on S.t- turday, on their route for Dublin, to he brigaded with other companies at the Phcenix Park: This day, Admiral Sir THOMAS DUCKWORTH at tended at the Admit alty, and had a long conference with the Lords. We are concerned to learn, that the indifpgifoic.n of Sir SIDNEY. SMITH is fuppoftd•rrr prbceed from a blow, vihi:b he received from an Arab horfe, when riding in the neighbOnihruid of Alexandria in co r m pany with• fome . Araba. The animal on. which sir SIDNEY- wirriding was attacked by another hark, which had broken loofe, and which, according to the prallice of theft animals when fighting, reared up, and (truck Sir Siortsv with one of his f..re feet : Sir Su:taxies bode having reared to return the attack, he was compelled to difmount immediately, and thus avoided further danger. This day, the Lord CHANCPLLOR gave a Cabinet dinner, at his houfe, in Bedford•fquare. A NEW WAY TO ISCREASF GAMK.—The following Advertifement i% literally copied from a Dublin Paper received this morning : "GAME. " On account or the kinky of Game on my Mountains, I have " ordered them to be poifoned this leaf m, therefore warn all perfons cot to moot on them. NEAL O'DONEL " " ts, Merrionlquare." The following is a lift r f Perfonages who honoured BRAHAM and STORACE by their company nu Monday evening, at their hook in Great Rulfell-fireer. It is extraaed from a Taper of yellerday, and by giving lartlicr publicity to the names, we conceive we are obliging both parties, the virtuous bons and their honourable vifitants : it is of confequence to the Public to know who, in high life, encourage, by their ex3mple and countenance, order, decency, and good morals The Counters of Me:lnwood) ; Ladies Hamilton, Diana, FIcIsK ing, Ruth and family, Coneton 'anti family, Dafttwood, King,' Beechey ; Hon Mrs CavendHh Bradfhaw, Colonel Bradihaw,- and i.ady, Mr and Mrs Lind and family, Earl of Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. T. Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. Lambert. Alderman Perring, Mr. and Mrs. Rolls, Mr. and Mrs. Cowell, Mr. and Mrs. Dc Nias, Mr. and Mn. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Williams and family, Mr and Mrs. Soane, Mr. and Mrs. Leake. Mrs. Forryth, Hon. Mr., A. Bofcawen, Mr. and Mirs Cocker. Mrs. R. Dottie. Captain and Mrs. C. Cotton, Major and Mrs. Gordan, Miffes Angle, fon, Bellow, Ecttervrortk, Madame Catalan'. Mrs. Bretten. Mrs.' Herrington, Drs. Babe, Altair l and Kandy ; Meas. Hopei . , P. Hoare, Louis, Stanton, M. 0. Lewis, North, Conroy', &c. • CRICLIT.—The grand match in Lord's Ground s , on Monday the 15th inftant, between fix Gentlemen and five players of Hampfhire, against fix Gentlemen and five players of England, for one Thouland Guineas a fide, was decided on Wednefday in favour of the former, by twenty-four runs. On Friday afternoon, about three o'clock, an old lodging houfe Blick-lane, Spitalfields, fell down ; it contained a number of men, women, and children, many of whom were ferioufly hurt, though we do not know of any lives being 1011. NAtif/CAL INTELLICENCE. • Dublin Waterford Outtcnburgh MAILS- 1 W. N. W. ASS. DM. I S • o Tonninen o s Lifbon o 3 New York ♦RR. MC • 0 0 O I O 0 PLYMOUTH, JUNE r 7. This morning arrived the Post.iss, of 40 guns, Capt. BARRIE, from a cruize off the coati of France, and brought in with her the following fleet of French weals, which fhe captured on their voyage from Brea, bound to Rochefort : Sloop, la Voila. Brig, la Margarita. Brig, la Nymphe. • Brig, Langelque. Sloop, Utile. Sloop, Jean Andre. Schooner, Maria. Brig, la Labortrufe. Sloop, la Hazard. Brig, Jean Annette. Sloop, la Condre All laden with wheat. B►ig, Bonaventura.—Laden with flour. Two others were captured at the fame time, one of which was deflroyed on the coati, and the ca►go now on board the Pamoas ; the other is hourly ex petted, and is laden with cables and anchors for 0 e fquadron at Rochefort ; fcveral of thofe that are ar ►irei, are very fine velfels ; they were fo near the flame when taken, that we underhand the whole of their crews efcaped by means of their boats.—The fleet confided of 32 fail, and were under convoy of three armed veffels, and it is fail, that many of the convoy, together with the armed veffels, were driven on Ihore. Sailed the HOUND, of t 4 guns, with a fleet for the Downs. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE IS. Arrived the SPRIGHTLY Cutter, from a crnize ; Pinhead, GROSSARD, from Plymouth ; and the Doi phin, Cantor, from London for Liam, to j•:in the Mediterranean convoy.—Sailed his MAjeay's fhips noir, to the Weaward ; Success, on a cruize, cff Havre; and the Inv:mmlNT, for . Guetnfey.—Wind S. E. . _ _ _ DEAL, JUNE 111 This morning the Isorcreasyr gun brig, with the outward bound, &e. under convoy, got under weigh, but the wind coming weeerly, they again brought up, and remain. Arrived his Maje !hips STARK, from the weilwarti i alto the Muria, (loop of war, with the Eagle tranfport, having on board the firft Company of the Artillery, King'. German Legion ; alfo feseral light tranfports under convoy, which re• main in the Downs with the (Lips as per lali.—Wind S. S. S.S.E. SHEERNESS, JUNE sB. • Arrived laft evening horn the Weft Indio.. the Vssus frigate, Capt. M ... A TSOM. It is expeaed this (hip will be paid off, as (he has beets in commiffon a great number of years; the Cwt.'s' El. gun brig has alfo arrived at this port, and the Lynx (loop of war has come into the hat hour. • YARMOUTH, JUNE tS. Arrived yettet day, P.M. from a cruize, the Ac ta• cover, 64 guns—Sailed the Mast: frigate, with a Mefienger for the Continent—Pafred thpßgh. there Roads the North %Veit Men, under .eonvoy of thi . CRuIzER hoop of war... Arrived this morning the MAJESTIC, from the Not e--Sailed'ihe NAMUR, to be paid—Arrived the Etta . e.sr and BRUIZER gun brigs. —Ships under the command.of Admiral RUSSEL —. —Ships „ 046i$ Ai Inc oun. Ruby, Refolution , Minotaur , Goliah, Van ',pard,.Agamenntati, Majeilic, Veltal, Crefccnt,Hyacinth, Bruifcr, and Erneft—TWind N. FROM LLOYD'S LIS r. JUNE by the Ocean. Dryfdale ; and • the New Brunfwick, Cook, from Antigua Delaford, Young ; Albion, Smith ; and Heroine, Wilton, from St Vincent's ; Friend hip, Betfey, Walker; Trent, Hall; Cat'oarine ant Eli. zabeth, Lanes; and Nancy, Gully, from Grenada Betfey, (tie lfh and the Mentor, Ewing. from St. Kitt's : Neptune, Smith, and the Two Friends, Brown, from St. Thomas.: George. Knight. from Barkadoes : Samuel, Suglirue, from Trbilad : Atkinfon, from Dominica : Thomas and Mary, Marihal ; Nile, Andrews, and the Expedition, Ponders from Tobago: Cali u - den Margaretha, ---' from Memel : lnduftry , Dale. and the Fmanuel, Loring, from Norway. Sailed the Baltic, Martin, for Chariciton : Prince of Wales. Walker. for Madeira : Lively, Oliphant: and the Refolution, Rickler, for 'Conning en. ARRIVED. 'At Shoreham, the Bertha, ---,from Norway—At %Mot, Sik Sifters, ..--, from Baltimore : and the Charles and Maria, -- from St. Vincent's—At l.iverpeol. Caledonia: Jackfon, from St Vincent's ; Jane. Anderfon, from Surinam ; Polly, Dunbar. from Maffachufets ; Aid. Sullivan, from Baltimore; and the Liberty, Kennedy, from St Kitt's—Off Cape Clear, Allglith, from St. Kites—ln the Clyde. George, Taller; Elizabeth, Lowdon ; and the Nancy, Crawford, from Grenada—Off Plymouth, Defile mona , --, from Virginia—At Tobago, Alexander, M.Lawfon ; and ..the Cho, Fergdon, from London—At St. Vinent's, Ealing Grove, Sime, from London—At Trinidad. Albion. Taylcr, from London—At Dominica, Duke, Linder, 'from London—At Gm • nada. Blenheim, Miller, from London. -At St. Thomas's, Adtive, Willis, from London. The Eliza and Mary, Reddell, from New York for London derry, formdered at lea on the oath of March. Crew faved, and are arrived at Barbadocs. The Royal Sovereign, Hanby, from St. Domingo for the Clyde, is put into Charlefton, having [hilted her cargo. ADMIRALTY COURT.. DOCTORS' COMMON S.—Yet terday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes : Anna Sophia, Meeks mailer—This was a Daniel vefftl. laden with deals and fith.--Ship and cargo condemned on the ground of breach of blockade, and the matter's private adventure rcftorcd. Enteilitax, Newell mailer.—This Terri, under American co. lours kden with bides, pet into Falmouth in dithers, where the obtained a Bank to expert the cargo to` 11111 Ship and cargo MUM, fubjerft• to the captdr's expeocel. Henrietta, Potjwit obis cafe he cargo was 'snored as claimed. A Court-Martial was lately held on board his Ma. jelly's grip SALvanoe ISEL MV N DO, in Hamoaze, on Lieut. NICHOLS. Of the Royal Marines, on the charge exhibited againll him by Capt. STRANGER, for having abfented itimfell from his duty on board the Wax. aloe, during t+ days. The Court having heard the evidence in fupport of the charge, as well as what the Olen' ei had to offer in his defence, and having very maturely confidered the fame, adjudged the prt• loner to be difmifid from further fervitude in the Royal • , ORDER OF COUNCIL At a Cnnrt held at the q2een's Palace on Wed oefday tait,thelpilowing Oder in Coun it was iirucd. Piefan tht Kixo's Molt Excellent MAJZSTY in Cluncil. Jane ty.—lt is this day ordered by his Majefty in Conned, that all Ships and Goods belonging to the Inhabitants of Ham• burgh and Bremen, which, Once the hat o f 'January laR, have been, and are now detained in the Ports of this Kingdom. ftial: be rebored upon t•eini, pronounced by the High Court of Admi* ratty to belong to the hitiabitants aforefatd; and not oth-rwife li able to confifcation, and that the laid chips and toads (hail he per mitted to proceed to any neutral part. And is further ordered, that Ships and Goods fo belonging. &all not in rebore he liable to detention, provided fuck Ships and Good* hull be engaged in a trade to or from any port of this kingdom, or between aid neutral port. But all Ships and Goods belonging to the In habitants aforefahl, which Mill he found trading with any hoftile port, and not going from, or coming to any port of this kingdom, °tail he detained and brought in fu legal adjudication, and !hall be adjudged as lawful prize to hi. Majefty. And the Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of his Majefty% Trestfury, the Lords Commiffionsrs of the Admiralty. and the Judge of the High Court of Admiralty, are to give the neceCary diredions herein, as . to them may refpedively appertain. (Signed) w. IAWAN EV CITY BUSlNSES.—Yellerday a Cmirt ref Common Council was held at Guildhall. - .When the Lotto MAYOR reported that the Deputation which waited on his MAJESTY, at the Oeen's Houle ' on the zad of April, with their Addrcfs, were mofl graciontly received ; and hi; Mai e srv's anfwer to the Addrefs was read, and ordered to,be entered on the Journals. Reports from the Cohrnittee of City Lends, for further improving Upper Thames (beet by letting b tck a large W trehoofe on the fouth fide thereof, and for fetting back, and rounding off, the corners of houfes at Campe , ,n lane and Fiat (beet hill ; and for compenfations to be given to the Proprietors for h: ground to be given up, were ordered to be carried into execution. An order was made Pe .h; payment of Artificers and other bills (exceeding 1..3t. each) to Lady- day 10. Brief Rat:ments of the receipts and expenditure of the City an] Bridg:houfe climes, and the balances in hand, for tl e year ending at Chrillmas, t 8045, were delivered in by the Chamberlain and Bridge m oilers, and ordered to be printed. Sir T. COSHEAD. C. Bonne, and S. Hemostatic, Efqrs. were difcharged from their nomination tor . Shroiff, on their rat ing the ufual fines. Two hundred pounds were ordered to be paid to the Fund for the relief of the fuffaers by the fire at . Mr. W Wirm F aBY was elated a Governor of St. Bartholomew's Holpital, in the room of Mr. H. CRIS/WE'LL, deceafed. Petitions to the Houfe of Commons for improving the Coal Trade, Smithfield Market. and the Nays se:ion f the Theme:, were ordered to be prefented. Yellerday, at Guildhall, Alexander Maros was exa mined befire Sir John Earner, charged with firing a at a lady in Fleet-fireet, and wounding her.— "' he fallowing are the particulars. A gentleman who was walking on the oppofite fide of the ftreet Caw the prifoner fuddenly put Iris hand to his pocket, draw frou. it a pilled, and inflantly fire it off; but he did not feem to take aim. Two ladies were walking bef re him towards Temple Bar. rne of whom 1 e Coon ditcovered was wounded, by the blood itTuing fr:m her face. He immediately trolled the area. to render affillance and fecure the prifoner, who did not attempt to efcape, but flood, apparently petrified, with the pilled in his band. An officer was fent for, and be was taken into etsflody ; but he refufed, at that time, to fay who or shai. he was. or indeed to anfwer any interrogatories. The wounded lady was I prevented from falling, and by the affifiance of feve. ral gentlemen was conveyed into a fhcp, where the wound was examined. It appeared the ball had en tered tinder her jawbone, came nut at her cheek, and finally lodged in the [hop of Mr. Davidfon, per fumer. Another gentleman who Caw the movements of the pri:cner Rated faits fimilar to the former wit nefs. Monroe being fecured, his pockets were exa mined, in the pretence of leveret gentlemen, by the Conflable, when balls and powder were found, and a (mall kni'e —On the Magitirate d firing the prifoner to give an account of himfelf, he la], lam a Scotch rpan—have been a merchant at Edinburgh, and my name is Alexander Monroe."—On being I - retied to !late his reafims for firing a leaded piltol in the fireet, he refufed to give any ; but faid he had a lifter in Lon don who well knew his intentions, and the was the moil proper petrel' to relate them. He did not know the wounded Lady, or the female who accompanied her, and expreffed no contrition for his conduft, but treated the whole tranfattion with the greateft indif ference. The' Magiftrate not being able to proceed further in the invefiigation, from the neceffary ab fence r f fame material witneffes, gave direktions that the fiber of the unhappy man Ihould be int . mad .of his ft nation, and requefted to appear before. trim this day, and the prifoner was committed lot re-ex amination. • . We are informed the life of the unfortunate Lady is not confidered in danger, and that, as loon as the had received the necell'ary furgical Alliance, ate was conveyed in a coach to her houfe in Hatton Garden. The prifoner appears to be abvut 40 years of age, his manner above the vulgar, and his language gram matically corral, though delivered in the broad 1 Scotch war finally examined, charged with accent. ones l ohn 7 having in his poll. (Eon a quantity of llolen property. He was obferved going into a fhop in Grub ftreet,by Phillips, one of the Ciry Officers, to difpcife of it. On ,his being apprehended, he made a defperate refift ance, sad on bring forced into a coach, jumped 1 through the window e n t h e o pp o fi te fid e . He was, I however, retaken, but not till the officer drew a pit:. ' tol, and threatened to (hoot him. The props r:y be ', longed to a gentl:man at Holloway, who, refuti to fwear to it, the prifoner was commit ed to p Co n for one month, as a rogue and vagabond. On Tuefday as two mtn were cleaning a cefs-pool in St. Giles's, they were.oveepowered by the confined air, which rendered them incapable of laving them (elves, or giving any alarm to the people on the fa:- face, to render them relict ; but being down longer than uftial on fuch occafions. it gave alarm, when every effort was ufed to Pave them, but which proved inefiettual; for the (omit of lite was gone, through tbs Ittength of the effluvia. - i 1 MI olt )e-