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, kel ril el dents and the Life Chalreurs, are under arms, and it is geaetaily foppofed that Copenhagen will be able to defend itfelf ueirh laced's. The Englifh fleet is (till lying off Huen, without having hitherto attempted a landing or fired a th.)t. His Royal Elighnefs iffned the following proclasca• tion before his departure from herce— Fit. Low Crrtz ens—After having made all the arranglements which tI a prtfrnt citru-nftances require. I batten to the army, to en operate with it as lion as pollible, for the welfare of my dear countrymen : !inlet's the circumaances fhould fpeedily arife which render it poffilile to fettle every thing according to toy with, In a peaceful and honourable manner. FREbERICR, Prince Royal. C.opcultagen. Aucuit is. 18'37. HAMBURGH, AUGUST tit. We underflal:d that in future all letters delivered at any Dat.ifl , Poll Office will he examined, whether they contain inclofures for, cr fo,m England. Coin= n•ilT , .ners have for that purpole been appointed at Tnimingen. '1 his day, at nine o'clock in the mornit:g, all the Traders and Merchants of Altona were , bliged to pear tit Pre:fidetre. Court to tn,:kc their decla. ra•ic.n upon oath of all the Etiglifh property and goods in their poiTeflion. JUTLANII, AUGUST Is, His Danifh Majelly has pone from Copenhagen to Colding, where he will for a time take up his refnlcace. In his pairage over the Belt he was accom panied by feveral Officers, as alto by his Hiphnefs the Prince The veffel, in which theft diltin. puilhed Perlonages were, was fent after in the night to Ibe fearched by an Englilh frigate, but without any further confequences. Nyberg and all the fortreffes and harbours on the coati will be garrifcmed with troops with all (peed ; And fuch preparations are making as do honour to the energy and determination of Oe Government, tinder the prefent eircumaances. We flatter ourfelves alto, that in cafe of necetfity we may rely on the alliitance of France apaintt the Erir Nth. t'FTFkSBURGH, JULY se. The Grand Duke Condamine, brother of the 1:m -poor, ha. returned to this Capital. Y. lierday a part of the Sod of the French Envoy, General Savory, arrived here, and Generals and other Olfi:rs of dif tinai.rn are daily arriving from the army. THE EVEN . :NG START L 0 NiTi . MOT:n,.v, AUGUST 3i. PRICE OF SI O — K. , THIS DAY. AT ONE O'CLOCK: Conf. money Gs }—tor 631-11cd. Navy 3 per 0 mt. otif—Omnium,,4 I prem. Exch. Bile ti. pr: PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Plank stock 233 Imp. 3 per Cent. 6a4 3 per Cent. Red. Ann Of I Imp. Ann 74 3 per Cent. Confute 64,1i4 Enke. BIM. pat as. pre. 4 per Cent. 8; Omnium, 4 pie. 5 per Cent. Navy Off I,llteryTieketa sol• t9l. Long Ant.. i 8 164 Cotlfols for ace. 63* India Bonds, par It is pofitively alrerted, in several private letters which have been received from the Continent, that a Negociation had commenced between Marfhal Blilt• sanovra and the Prince Rriyal of Denmark, the nb• jet of which was to induce Da n mark to enter into a maritime Cnr.federacy againti Great 13, Rain, in re• turn for which Denmark was to receive a confider. able accellion of territory at the expence cf Sweden. This negociation, it is added, was completely (of. pended by the fudden and unexpaled arrival of the Britifh Beet. We have received fince Saturday, iiambtirgh and Altona Papers to the rgth, and Dutch Journals to the 25th. They confirm the intelligence formerly received through other channels of the vigotous pre. pat ations of the Danes, for a determined refiftance againit the attacks of the Briiith upon their neutrality. Some part of the delay afcribed to Admiral GA SI tip IL in not firm attacking the Danifh Capital, is now accounted for. The Admiral was to wait for Mr. JACKSON'S return from Kiel, which he expeEled on the t3th. Mr. Jaca sow, however, was detained three or four days longer by adverfe winds and the want of tortes, and did not reach Admiral Gistnit a nntil the 16ih or 17th : this is partly confirmed by the following article froth the Hamburgh Carrefpcnden: of Augull 18:-- " A thou time before the departure of the lan mail, intelligence was receised at Copenhagen; that part of the Englifh Fleet was (landing in, but the ind being unfavourable, gained but little head.way. i ' The Mail from Copenhagen, alluded to in the above article, brings the Danifh Proclamation of War, which is dated the iSth ; fo that, it is mote than probable, it was on the 17th when the Englifb Fleet was feen Sanding in for Copenhagen, to commence the bombardment. That the wind, for Tome days, was extremely un favourable to the operations of our fleet, cannot be doubted. In the mean time, the Pa iN es Rout got fafely from Kiel to Copenhagen, and from thence to _ _ Jutland, with the Rny4l Family, after making every arrangement, and feven or eight days more was al lowed the Danes far their holtile preparation:7, occa fioned by the winds concurring to retard Mr. JACK SON from tithing the fleet, and to keep off the latter after it had received iniiruftions to a&. In addition to this, we have to Rate, that the log of a packet has alfq been received, which packet reached one of the out-ports, and Rates, in corroboration of the above, that the bombardment did not begin till the rgth ; adding, that on the loth the bombardment eonti nued, and the troops were landed, and that on the :la Zealand and the whole Danilh fleet was furren dered to ut. The Hamburgh Papers contain a Danifh Procla m.tion ; or in other words, a Declaration of 'War aoinl this country; to which is added, a warrant 1,4 th::feizttre of the perfons and properties of all the Itmith in the Danifh dominions. It even extends tuttilt r—the payment of all debts due by Danes to fuhica, is fufpended. The predominance of the French inteieß at Copenhagen, in !hint, is evident. Direa allutions are even made to the co-operation of a French I.)tc.e. The packet which failed with the Mail of the 14th for Tonningen, returned on Friday to Harwich, beir g unable to land it in confcquence of orders from the Danifh Government to cut of all c , mmimication for the future between that port and this country. The Captain of the packet, it is Paid, round at the month of the Eyderam American vefrel, the Mailer of which informed hien, that he had fent his boat to Tonningen for an anchor, and that if the packet waited the hoot's return, he would put him in poffefEon of the intelli gence which it Might bring. The packet waited ac. clrdingly, and the Captain was informed by the people belonging to the boat, that p"fitive accounts had reached Tonaingen tha• the ill: of Zealand, with the Danifb fleet, had been taken poll.-ffion of by our fleet and troops on the at Il inflant. The f .rce .4 the Danifb Nary' thus taken is Rated to confitl of 15 fail of the line and feven frigates. The Captain .d the packet could not afcettain the day on which the graad attack was made. Mr. Sti.vvvree, the Mefrenger, arrived ;., sown yederday morning (tom Yarmouth. No dilpatches have been as yet received fr , .n Asi iral Gassers', on the fuhjen a he ope above alluded to, and we are informed hr nut Y.ln mouth Correll:tor-Id:nit, that there h.id h--n no :err 'rats from the Baltic at that place dt.wn to the period of his writing, being 3 o'clock yellerd iy afternoon. The following letter from Hull contains 'the only other particulars we are abl- ta lay before (air readers with refired to Admiral Gaeta, F operations . HULL, AUGUST 29. 41 Tuefday morning at fix 'o'clock Mr.TtroaNTna, the lihitifh Minitler, who, lince the occupation of Hamburgh by • se Frflsch, has refided atAltona, and Mr. ALIZANDhit COCKBURN, Col ful, with the Secre tary of Legation, landed at Whitby, from theContlant gun brig, which left Inc Elbe on the Thurfaay pre. ceding (the zoth in(t.) and after taking fume refreth ment, let fug ward immediately, in a poll chaife and four, for Ys rk on their way to London. The depar lure of there Gentlemen from the Continent was battened by the holtile conchs& of the Danes, who it appears had fired upon one of our packets, and at tempted to take her by boats, but without effeet. The Englifh merchants' at Altona,- and throughout Denmark, had, it is laid, been put under arreft. The Conftant, on her palrage, captured fix fail of Danifh Greenland (hips, and two gallints laden with wine, which were fent to Harwich. Moire might have been taken, but the anxiety of Mr. Thornton to reach England would nor admit of farther delay. The Conflant put into Whi, by harbour on Tuefday to obtain a fupply of water, and failed again on Thurf day morning. " Yeflerday, the Diana, TN1 , 14, from Pernau, and I Felicity, TIRtt.THY. from Riga, arrived here ; hay lag left the Sound, the farmer on the morning of the t3th inttant, and the latter in the pr-ceding night, in company with about ten other veff_is bound to different ports. A fleet had alfn faile.t for England a day or two before, under convoy. The Captain of the Felicity Hates, that he was advited to leave El fineur immediately, as the Englith troops were ex petted to land that evening. On the whole of Thurf. day he heard a heavy cannonade, which appeared to tome in the direttion of Copenhagen. About noon that day the Danifh guard flip in Elfineur Roads, which at the time thefe ieffels paired was lying in the ufual place, was teen following them with all fails fer, and paired them next morning off Anholt. Shortly after they raw two Englith each, as if in purfuit of the Danifh (hip ; rate of them, a 20 gun :hip, paired the Felicity about noon; the other tetTel, which appeared to be a frigate, was confiderably aftern, but paired her in the courfe of the sight.— Near two o'clock next morning, heard a very heavy firing in the direltion of thefe velrels, which lifted about a quarter of an hour. At five o'clock, the three (hips were all teen lying to, between the Schaw and Mafterland ; the gun brig appeared to have re ceived fome damage. Wednefday fe'ntright, off the Naze of Norway, Captain TIMOTHY fell in with a Newcaftle veffel from Chilitianfand, which hailed him, and cautioned him not to put into Norway, nor take a Danifh pilot on board ; as the pilot boats were full of armed men,' and an order had been received at Chriftianfand that morning to foize all Britith vefrels. " The Induftry, from Chatante, arrived here this morning, having landed part of her cargo at Yar mouth ; from which latter port the failed about noon ten Wednefday. By the tidefmen arrived here in the above veirel we learn, that on leaving Yarmouth, they were informed that a brig Cutter then lying in the Roads, had arrived there in the preceding night, with the lick and wounded froth Admiral GAil 11BR'i fleet, which had attacked and taken poffeffion of the Danifh fleet, confining of fifteen to feventeen fail of the line. Several final' craft were then going off to the brig, in order as they were told, to take the Fick and wounded athore. Part of the troops had been landed, it appears, and had taken poffeffion of feveral of the batteries; but our informer cannot be pofitive as to what was Paid on the extent of our fucceffes upon land. The Danifh fleet were to be fent to England, and thortly eapetted to arrive. Such is the account given by thefe men, the mob of . which retie folely on their authority.". EGYPT. The unfortunate fate of our brave conntrymen in Egypt is Ilre.ngly depicted by a young Gentleman, now a prifoner at Grand Cairo, in a letter to his fa• flier, at Golprt, of which thefollowing is an cxtraa; which will doub;lers interest the feelings of our Readers : " Citadel of Grand Cairo, May 9 " You will, I have little doubt, be very much hart to hear that I have found my way Into aTtirkiffi priam, where I have been two days. I had the miefortur eto he taken in the difattrool affair at El Hatned, wh Te a detachment of 700 men, from differet t regi ments of the army (before Rofetta) was completely cut up ;—nut above 130 of then) remained without•heing fererely wasuaded ; and hot one of them /:turned to the army to give kitty account of our fate Colonel Mq.cod, of the 78th, commanded the patty and was killed. We heft three pi , met of canrpn. You may eafily conceive what a narrow rreape I had. when I tau yon that the party I remained with. commanded by Colonel M'Lcod io realm, can- Ming of 273, were ail It Led to to, of whicht3 a n:y t re toed with out being wounded. My poor hock raved my IVe bat at thee,- pence of his own. I had Ulf/noun:ea and plarea tnyft If behind hint (as did Colonel MeLettd, and the efficer and a party of cieht men of the rath light dragoons) when a ball (truck hint in :he fide exadtly oppofite to where I A no'., and killed hint on the (pit He had received a great trany wou, bet e-e that. My room (an Arab) was killed. a;rl my servant waunded in fix places; I had fix cant I+ belonging to teovernment with their driver, (a Maltere)" and an i: %iv - tree killed I believe not an officer or man engaged in the z ffei- hail ev..r ken an; thlog equal to it before. 'the Turks urove the party I was with about a mile along the Iriahte, when we found nutfelves complat ly furrounect by the cavalry in our franc and infantry 011 both fidee and our rear...As our ge..ateft loft took place on the rpot, It Was thought adinfahle to attempt t , . cud', a fin and juin another party under Major Vet galtana of Dc Rode', R giment. which hail formed into a Iquare, for the &Tenet. of the easinou. H weever, wa had not half cre.fred the fald wLen the Turkiili cavalry came uran us and cut us up mad r ruelly. Captain M•liay of the ;Bth, and an officer of De Kill's were cut down at th. (axe moment; a blow was made at the n which I evaded y fadiug—it (Intel; my hat. and the (Word cut it in two; fie .itng I was not woondel, : immediately rofe and the fame leoard el :nada mount- eat at my ne•R, which I could not hive 'avei led, bad Lot Prtovi aeN cc fent me an Alhanefe fol dier to fave n.y life, who received what was in - en:el for me open his mufkat. I then furreneh red, and gave up my (word, watch. breaft pin. and about 7) Dutch clucatt, pu' lie m eiay, and about al. private, together with every thiaz I !tad in my pock is —I was afterwards oblieed to lead a boric to the. Lurk s•.f the Nile where the Turleilh camp was, a eiftance of tlirce /mist , faa.n where I was taken, with a waunded Turk upon it. and carry two mtigteas, with out a hat, in a burniag fun, and almoft dying with thirst. Whet: I arrived at the camp I was taken to Hann Paeha. where about too heads were lyiee in a pile. I afterwards was Winter' to the &inning or realping of there heads, which were fent with us to this place; they Were carried before us to the Pach..'s Palace upon poles It was the firft, ant I hope it will he the lift time, I (half ever be obliged to be led in triu-lph throalh a Turkifh town ; .we were marched along, arnitift the acclamations of the people, acid were received before the Pac%a's Palace, with mufie playing and !tuna firing. After tv.:iting in ranks for above an hour, we were order ed before the Paths Mahn: net tell, w h o received ue in a very be coming manner, and, atter telling us that he was very much the friend of the Palatial, and sa grating that politics thould have brought us to this country as his enemies, he allured us Obis pro. teetion, and that we amid receive the Wildcat treatment, which . I am happy to fay, is the cafe, and we mall combine to cxperierce it. I hope. as long as we remain here. Laft night, the Pacha came to 'he Cit. del, and fent for ns to his apartment, whets we weea treated with the greateft familiari.y, and paired away the event , g until about eleven o'clock, in dircourfing upon politics and n.ili• my concerns. We have received great civility from Mr. Dor vette, the French eonful, who has fin tailed us wi II clothes, moue', and all we wanted We form a very exterlive mere here, being altogether to officers, three of whom arc wounded. Our slimier end (upper never cot.filt of lets than 17 dither, rent us fearn the Pacha's Inn's t ,!,le, which we eat upon the ground with a court wooden (pont); as (Flake are very Pearce, we flint out-haves to a dram altar each meal. Wine we never talie, which concerns me but little, as we have excellent water from the Nile. A Leeward Eland Mail 1141 arrived at Falmouth, hrntight by the Oeen Chatlottc pat lict, Captain Munor, in 32 days from Tort-IA. The letters and papers were not delivered out when this paper was put to prefs. The Queen Charlotte failed fr .m Falmouth the z9th May atrived at Bar bad.-es the 24th June, and found lying there his Al (hips Favourite, Superieure, Itofario, Dart, Mozambique, and Alex andria—on the 3oth June arrived at Dominica, wher e (he found the Belicille, Prince George, and Ramifies —got to Tortola the 27th July, where were the Ga latea and Maria. The American armed fchooner Revenge, of guns, Capt. REED, arrived at Falmouth on Friday, trom Norfolk (in America) in 30 days. She brought the long expeaed difpatches from America, on the fubjca of the lat.: renctntre between his Mejefly's fhip Leopard and the Chefepeak American frigate ; there difpatches. immediately on being landed, were fent off for the American Mihitter in London, by two Officers of the Revenge. Difparches for the American Miniier at Paris were aim landed from the Revenge at Brill, on the aoth The contents of thefe cifpatches will molt probably he laid beNre our MiNillets by Mr. Motraos, the American Envoy, in the courfe of this dey or to morrow, when we hope, every mifundet !landing be. tween the two countries will :)e done away. The difpatches from Admiral BERKELEY on this fubjea were received by our Government fame time ago. When the Revenge left Norfolk, hii Majetly's !hips Triumph, Leopard, and Melampus, were I)ing in the bay. In addition to the above, we have to Rate the ar rival of the Difpatch, Captlin Smith, at Liverpool, from Virginia, from whence the failed on the 25th of July, in company with the Minerva, for Liverpool, and the Golport for Cork. She was boarded off the Capes of Virginia by an officer fron t bi t Majefty's fhip Leopard, who treated Captain S. with the greeted politenef6. The Militia were all broken up for their refpeaive homes, the day before the Dlpatch failed; but the Englilli officers and feamen were rvrt Oren up at that time, as the anfwer had not been received from Wafhingt on refpeaing them. We have alto to announce the arrival at Falmon,h on Friday of the CHRERFUL cutter, Lieutenant CAR PINTER, with difpatches from Lifbon, after a pafitge of (even days. It was currently repor.ed at Lifbon, when the, Cassarut. came away, that the French had made a demand of a conliderable turn of money from Portugal, as the price of their forbearance from a hoftile attack, by means of General PINOT% Army, which is on its march from Bayonne. The eiclutio.: of the Englith from the Trade of Portugal is Paid be offered as an alternative, by which that coun.ry may alfo fecure her iaternal tranquillity. The ctit patches brought by the CHIERVUL were forwarded from Falmouth to London by exprefs, and ate fup. poled to relate to the above propofals of the French to the Portugnefc Cabinet. The CHF:term . failed from Lifbon on the ctrl infl. and left lying in the Tagus his Majelh's fhip Livaxv, of 38 gupa, and PRINCI of WaLas and Tr.wasitsou packets, the former of which arrived at Lifbon on the 19th infiant, and the latter nn the 28th. The PRINCI of WALES was to fail with Mails for &gland on rise s3d initial. RAKSG4TE, AUGUST 28. • FiVe. companies of the filth loetalion f the Got . came in 3ellerdak, and, after taking refrethmetti the barrack, embarked in the tranfports 52 and t 'floe pier was crowded till a late boor at night wi fathionabre company, which the no fic and Ch•trorf ; of the troops had hig"ly delightei. I.t crinrrqu oc : of the order ifftted by GcVerromrnt for the at io t of Dann a very I.trge Paulin thiF, laden wit t timber for Ireland, was intercepted in our e!..or.e yeflerJay. In making for thiiltath••nr with • l.e evert• ing tide, her Hero Itruck on the Goodwin Sane's. bat fovea got rill with the lofs of 11 , e r odder. Th win I very hard from the well, caufed f.e.tv:- (well,. which made it extrew.:iy i• r i.e! to tow her in. Though etre' y ext.: :Om was ro.ide to bring her through with fafety, yet the frtrf was ft high, and the velfel 11 ungosern.ible v ithout a rod • der, that the run her prow ao,.iriti the pier I-cad, au then darting t ff obliquely, gave it a broat•iide with great vi , letice, which liorok her lu much, that 2.1.m.r ► were obliged to work at the pump's all night. Slte has been damage.l ft et:wider:4l4; that the mt:lt be unloaded and repaired. This irtoroing the renisin. .der of the sth hattalinn marched into the barracks, From which, alter the ttinal time allowed for haltii.g, and partaking of refteihment, they ad. anced to • the Pier, four deep, wi!h colours fl ying, and the truli2 playing "The Britifh Grenadiers." *lle battalion is 800 (troop, and deitioekl for Ireland. NAUT:GeiL ,%11LLic.E.A.CE. YARMOUI'H, AUGUiT 30. Arrived the Pincer. —Yellettlay paiffd this Port fourteen traniports on.ier c.o•voy tor the B.ltic. Uy the arrival of a coliier, h 11.4 J a mar ow elcipe being taken, we leant ri!!.t a French priv.th:( r has captured on this coati t o oira`dei colliers and an east country (hip.—;:'tiffs as pat hit. Two P. M.—i'l arri? .1 'rot!' the Bsltic. FALMOUTH. AITGUS 28. Arrived this mut aiog, the At-aerie:in Ichonner, Re venge, of 12 6-flounders and 5o men, C BREAD. from America, with t hes—la:t (om ; CHEERFUL cutter, Lieut. CAMPShLL, from -I.,fh feven days, with ditpatches, Lau t•. be of y•e r ira portance, which were ira.nAiattly o)v rrefs for L-Indou :—the Towntl.end and P. ince o • Wales packets irons hence, had at rived at Lifb it ; the CHEERFUL fails z A aia. to nt for Liib .a alto arrived the (~t.teen. Charlotte p..cket. C MUDGE. vir;th m .rls, from the Leeward Ills 32 Clays palfage from l'ottola Ssiled yelltrtlmy Windfor Cattle packet, Capt. SUTTON, V.ial ca:ils tor Lifbon.—•Wind S. W. PLYMOU l'H, AUG. 29. Came h the Uzvaszs, ot 44 guns, wish fevrnteen fail of thips under convoy from Poi b tica to the Welt Indies, put in win'l bounJ ; lan , re.. TIGABLII, of 44 grins, from tie Ch A rai e l Fi ce r - ; Enigheden, Captain Amosasom, from Dr a-n, hound to Penzance, with limber and deals, detained by the Bnfy privateer; Peier, Captain Hiarauy, 1. Stockholm, E r a market, with iron deal , de tained by the,Happy Return privateer ; Amaranth, Captain BORSON, from Ruflia, for Oporto, with flax, detained by ditto ; Wilhelm, Captain Lot eau, from Sweden, with iron and deals, detained by the Bufy privateer ; Broeder', Captain Hassom, final Santa Crnz to Copenhagen, with frgar, &c detain-A by the M..rs privateer; oIitiNCF•E 4-i guns, from a cruize ; Alex older, Captain HILL BRAHDT, from St. Cro:x to Crq-enhapen, colfe4. ece. detained by the PLovza, of 18 guns ; Delvia Captain Coat -vitamin-, from Pernan, no flax, far Oporto, itet riricd by the Linn privateer ; Ruby, Captain GAY. Irma Srocidr. , lm, wiiti tier ; Neaden, Captain SIM pisom, fr. m Arrinclahl for Waterford. with timber and deal', detained by the Pr.. , vEa, 18 guns ; Freheden, Captain Pat's, 1. m Tier a..i.t, to Longthand, with fah, detained by the privateer; and Eliz rbetla, Vorumr; brandy and wine, detained b.. the Q-2e,nhor •tti.; privateer.—Sailed to the well ward on e CtU;Ze , 4;1 t lb join the Iquadrons now cruiziag, Amax -Ira, .1 .p guns, latrEtti-usz, of 40, PL.• Vkit. cr Itf, :::AilLI;• oxiN, of 14, arid ENTAFFArNANT, Of ro. PORTSMOUTH AUGUST 30. Arrived feveral Danini detai-ed; eh , ee g lintts are alfo detained and have arrived Spith ..rd. His Majetry's flip BOREAc, Is af,p.)ilaed e• nvoy to: Guernfey and Jersey. Wind S. W. DEAL, AUGUST 29. Arrived the Fast- us gun-brig, from a maze o I .T °Rend; CEPHALUS frcru the Note; (7.14•• , a-n lighter, K.. 1, tram Chatha n. Sailed the Tl:i Bier gun brig, cn a eruize cff Boulogne ; Libeity btrb lloop to j-in the Channel fleet. AUGUST 30. • Lail night 'failed the CEPH•LLTS (loop, for Spirlie ad ; this morning. on a ermize ref Boulogne, the Skylark (loop; Furious gun brig, on a cruize off Wend.. Ariaived the Virago gun brig, from Ireland, having tinder her c'onv'ey two t-ti„;m which have failed through for the River ; Loud CRAVEN's plealure brig, firm B ighton Road+, hal. ing patted from ber mranings in the ga t on Fri.; y late ; from the River, the Diana, Sir William Pt& teeny, Ann, and Experiment extra Eaft India Ihips ; this afternoon feverai iraufports from Ramfgate Vier, having troops on board ' • and tEe Trcmpeule (loop, , Item Sheernefs. Wind S. W. • IN THE D , WNS. Primers of Orange, Canada, Raleigh, Hound, Trontnenfe. Vi rago, Chatham lighter, No. F ; Harmony viduallielg trantport • Diana, Sir William Pultcoey, Ann and Experiment extra leaf India ships, for India. The Savage flanp of war, with a fleet under con voy for the Welt Indies, which failed from Curie co Monday let, put back the next day. The Heftor, BELL, from Jamaica to Greenock, is taken, and carried into Cuba. The Nancy, Captain Comas, is arrived at Wey Mouth from Monte Video. She left that place we 4th of June. General CIA IlFtlltD, with the troops under his command, was then lying at anchor at Maldonado, waiting for a fair wii.d to proceed to Monte Video; General WHITFLocks was enshar king arlillery and borfes to proceed againit gum.* Ayr:s immediately on the troops arrival from Maldonado. On the 4th of June at night, Captain Cum.a palie¢ thiough a convoy at the entrance of the Rio de Is Plata, fuppofed to be the convoy of troops that fail.; from Portfmouth oaths gth ut Manta with Cat MA WHITtLOCIig•