Star. — London, England, 1809-09-02 00:00:00

VIE EI;I:1Nylkl 7". -= AerAlt. SATURDAV, SEPTEMMR 2. TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CiLOCK s S per Cent. Cons. for ewe, 6.4--Itedneed 604. onsiura preen.—S per Cents. 04 99-4 per Cents. 114 ii: PRICE OF srocics YESTtRDAY. p e a Stock 2671} 268 India Bonds 935. 245. pr. 3 per Cent. Red. el Imp. 3 per C. 674 0 per Cent. cons 6 8 Excheel. Bills, es. 16a. pre. per Cent. stlif State Litteery Tickets £2l ITs a per Cent. NAVY 9* City ditto XS. !Ss. L o n Cons. for ace. 681 . • RETVAN OF THE EXPEDITION FROM THE SCHELDT. y est , :r day afternoon Mr. Woo's, private secretary co Lord C A STLF.REAGII, arrived at Downing-street, with dispatches from the Earl of CHATHAM. Th e se dispatches state, that from the informaticn r eceived by his Lordship of the numbers which the enemy had been able to collect for the defence of the extensive inundations they had Antwerp, and efected, his Lordship, in concurrence with the opi. cirm of the Lieutertant-Generals, had decided not to a dvance from South Beveland against that city. Weliave more than once cautioned the Public not to allow their expectations to be wound up to artildia. reasonable height respecting the objects to be accom: plished by the Expedition to the Scheldt. On its Stet sailing we desired them to recollect that the change which had taken place art the Danube, by the has.; Armistice concluded by bur Ally, could not but have" a considerable effect on the operationt of this expedi tion; and that Government, though they still thotight it a duty not to abandon entirely the scheine for which it was undertaken, were far from.saaguine in their hopes as to some of the ulterior objects, We :lave now to inforM our Readers that from 9d to 3 0 0 transports, under convoy of the HARDY gun brig, reached the Downs yesterd*y film die Scheldt, having cavalry on board, their services being no longer wanted in that quartet% . . When thtse ships came away such of the infantry reemerrs as Will not be wanted for the safety cf Walcheren Were also embarking and preparing to embark, and vre nig) , expect them to arrive chily in different divisions till tie whole shall ha* returned. All the ulterior objects of the Expedition have of course been abandoned ; and we have nn liesitntion in saying that all prudent men will praise Ministers for their conduct in not attempting objects which, from the change of circumstances which has taken place since the expeditionS.vas planned, could not have, been obt..ined without an erpence ofl:ves far beyond their value. It is tree we have not got possession of Antwerp, but it is equally ttx! that eve now ~01.1 the key—and this hold has been strengthened by some larre ships haring been sunk across the Scheldt to prevent the enemy from deriving , :tny advantage, for a consider able time at least, from the Arsenal and Dockyards rt that place. P-7.:riing to some accolultl that have reached us, the I ; . • 1. • !7.e !eft in Waleheren is to be about 12,0(X) •.11)cr which we aic confident will not be This island, considered not merely as commanding the navigation of the geheltlr, but as a commercial cl, p•A, whente our manufactures will fini their way to every part of Germany, Ve;11 not be suEreci to remain quietly in °lir possession NANA LEON will make strong efrortt to regain it s and., no* that we have it, nothing should be left to those visit :4l6o which may operate. in the winter months, to etable him to transport troops across the Scheidt, our men men of. war may be pterented, by al- Vf7SC winds, from carrying rcinforceittents ye the I - 47:014! sat. I :IS ..ktuitran Courier as:tit-id 'in town yesterday with dispatches for Prince StAstatur,f(th Yesterday snwnint his Slnzgrci, the Duke of :04BEILAND, and Princess A.;4IZisTA, accompanied Lord Aautv, Lady General Ftrzietir and Culonei 'tAycoa, rod, in Windsor Park, and at ticelve returned to the Palace. ' Thursday, her IVIAJCIITY held a *public bretaitaag at Frogmore-lodge, which tr ast of t:`e,,Nebility and ,entry attezded. The,Duke of BatmsNex paid her 1 1.... - itsrr a visit, and • afterwards attendeiN4e Ku ° iVindsor Palace. The Staffordshire band nreN pre :ca:. and played several martial airs in the gardens. Princess SCIPHIA took an airing in one of her carri:tges yesterday ant i v :z are happy to apnounce that Tier Roy4l Highnosc ;s ins Lir ay of ;e:overy. .3...". :. .. .e. A.l;srv.attended E"112.121 Races on Wecines- 4 Y) 4i we me n ti one d y este t t clay, and was aecompa- A.:l b tLeir Royal Hi g h nesses t h e Princesses Au -1..4-A w and ELIZAZETII ) and Ladies if.CIIMTER and :air' &, They arrived on the ground about three :.::ock, Vl:ere they were met by the Doke and Du :l Less 4 Yotac, Dnkes CI.ARENCI, CULIDITILA ND, the E ar l an d C ountess HAnzooirr, Col. DESAIWW, 1:11 ether distinguished personages. Tle Dukes of CLAIROIOE and Comma LAND, OA tEis OCCft.ioO, as Last rar, acted as ,Stewards for the rourse, and had a handsome elevated booth prepared to ,er MAnsrf, from whence she could sec the sport lo the most commodious manner possible, and which . 7as erected opposite the starting-post. The day pro -1,1;7, remarkably fine, the number of spectators was immense. Two large marquees were pitched near the Royal F•tand, where tables were spread for her Majesty and tLeNobility, in which they dined about half-past three o'clock, during which time the Staffordshire band played several martial and loyal airs. As her Majesty enterc 1 the 'aocrtly, Gad :ante the Ainz, and the Roast af )id England were played. • ' • FauCH 1 p4asztt Last night we rec ei* the former to th e Si st a a n d the latter to the Weir tdt. The accounts front given in these Papers de. .; scr ib e the retreat of Din; miry from Talavera as ON eipitate and ruinous, dnd a having been effected, not with the view of at tiEkiitt Sou LT, but as a measure necessarily- resulting4rolii the victories of the 27th and 28th of July, veldch &Cy..claim for JounDAN and King Jolting. The litter is said to have raised the bombardment of Toledo : we are not told who were the besiegers; but it is tint improbable that the oriny of the Spanish Gen eral VEN MAE, which we kne w to have been in that quarter s may have received some check. • The bravely defended fortress of Montjuich has at last fallen intd the bands of the French. The Spa niards who garrisoned it were fortunate enough to escape intd the neighbouring town of Gerona, bat it is not likely that they will be able to retain it long. -With respect to the state of the negociations between France and Austria, little can be gathered frbm the French or Dutch Journals. An article from Vienna, elated the &huh. states, that certain conditions of peace bad been agreed upon between the Atistrian send Fiesieb negotiators, which the French Emperor had refused to ratify ; but neither the natutiiiif those . con, ditions, nor the period when thO'llitual-lisa mask 04, • • tattiy them, is mentioned. . •• The roeettng bcrtvcen the Eritrrcits of P ran c e end .ifeistria, which was announced as about to take place in the former French Papert, sectns to be postponed, fine dee. The Empress JoszruiNt was on her wiy to Paris, which wa's cocsidered as a prelude to the arri val of the EmperOr himself. In the mean time, the Emperor rEANCIi was at a country scat belonging to Caunt Cnktaxrar., in Morelia. kr.NEAr AL OP THE AR4LISTrdt. By the Auckland Packet, Captain DtAx, arrived at Hat With with mails and passengeri from Heligo land, we have 'received accounts which state that the' Armistice between the French ant Austrian% Which expired Oa the P.lth ult. has been ettende4:to a f.tr ther period of tweniy-eight dais from that Ciao, viz. to the sth instant, subject to the Notiflcationestipu .Jated in the first Armistice, in cave of either party *waiving to renew hostilities. . . This prolongation of *fie Aftresagei ii.vded to be for the purposi of aßditing tiff* to ft!{f 6n ish ing 1 band to the negodatiots, *Weft hale for some time beeittrOfft bn tor a detinititt Treaty of Peace L e" ociatioad which embrace such a variety of ob jeco. *at thtlJ% could riot poisibly be tertairmted kin the period preterlised by the first Armistice. This intelligence cornea to us through a good chan nel, but we cAnnot pledge ourselves fir its perfect ac euraty : we believe, however, that it will be fnur,d correct in its general featufes. GERMAN PAPERS: •..• . . . 1 • . ' ~ •. • .', ,• • , . . . , . .. • • ...., . .. . . . .. • • . ' ..- /11E ARMY: ' ... ' .• - , • DEAL, iEPTEMBER 1. Regiment, under the Colin's:lnd-of 51,4 .b e Rolle's: ' -"--- . - . • jar Basset, amounting to 700 inen, enthafied to4lay t sailit ot tt s d f e l i t :suMndae r jes l t ie y r 's eot xl ;tly, C fr 7 m ulirr Q - u rd ebe w e, it h h n e. vi ree ttg at Portsmouth, for Sicilt. . This fine regiment is the . one that was in the i'reOtth scfCce ri cin board spars , on Government account. Sailed the in Pottngal„ and ' %gnat:nut frigate for,the Mire; loAs, Ist, hired cutter for Flusliing.--Ahout 60 sail Of transports, i m ' iing came orer to tri after the battl e of Viineira• The following is i ioriect List o the OfAcers• who .Cavili•l; ., havejusti . ift — 'yed ,. fi. L ni . the Scht I it, on were Wounded In the Isletid of NNilchereti, and an u nd er convoy or We =ANDY g un-brig-..:one of the traniports, .No; 190, has a jury bowsprit. I • i accura e account of tbe state they are now in : Staff—Brigadier -Gen. ttitowtt, wounded in the cheek rem/ '' ingineers.—Captain Paistat, in the back, and b cheek , e sli i t n t g. Sth Boot•--;Captan2 HAMILTON, With a wound and fractured thigh, to the Easttvard this day at noon, and went i-, , ulA favourable. 14th Foot—Endgn iliaotn, struck on the lip by a laic cantina' -, the tanth-Sandliead into the Downi. A boat 11-crn. the fleet infOrnti its, that it lid; brotighf the Cavalry, shot, died loth August. • 35th Foot — Lieut.-Colonel Prrvrt, isounad ihrotigli the bait;!, bel " g i ng to the Expedition frOin the Scheldt, and seth RecTibtent—Major recovered. MilCcutis wounded hi the neck, =ear l y that son! of the illfXllll7 aft: getting ready to come in tOrl ' ' • rthe other 0k.0 , 4•• — • of t , .., , away, ~. sequence u . ... 7, ., the s• :!..6th Regiment—Lieutenant Mx t. t. thigh f Wt , raetured lb/time shot, very favourable. pediton heirik giien nO. &sale kite ships bare been . . 68th Regiment—hlajor Tnosisow, who }Ott the tight ants; vet)' iiitilk acttigi the River; di prefted die ?knelt fa- 'some favourable ; Lieut. Masta:as, meet On thebteesti and ,Lient: thne deriving Itny advantage front the Arsenal at fav our ab l e through the side, repivering- Trth Regiment—Capudi /hours! ) ti* a api g h pad ty)o lager, , AntiverN or getting any of the line Of saitk ships recoverin g . • ' how up the Iti.er, to sea. iiisted by the Julianit, ' Its' Regiment—Lteniemant imbidiiik Weinitlett r _._ ins the night of R Anzaitik fin d ' • • - . . the Queen; Wroeit - i IVoth Quebec: L.= - • the 7tit la storming 0, battery, died fob OW aSesaiti Lieutenant -------- . M'Donat.D, ditto, recovering. Sailki the Mistiest') §rig Ruth, ,. Capt. NASiMOND, spd Regimene-..Liont. PRATT, *mind and hectors of the thigh, for Gotter,inugh;...alki lui 111 • 'it - ' . v asty s sloop DLL& en raytmestie: :i mod Olirth RegienenL—Lignicsant, items Lit, wounded In A a cruize.- W tid. N;E. and erare. Abe bead, _,,, _, : n early rettiferesi i Lieutetuint CLAk no; in the thigh, recovering. .• itimfOUTPI. SEPTEMBER 1. ~ .. • e. Oerragn Legion..44letnettint DUTAY, ditto, recovering; Thfcineiaing arrived the Sr.tauna gun-brig, with .. , 4 XeSign Baron Iwitasast, in the log, renowning. a row . -boat Of 36 oars, taken it Heligoland by the At l orns—VolunteerDttisilS, In the Bice, recovering. loyoiStagCorps--I.ietiwigont TATI.oIt, hurt by a shtii, recover- Excarson gun-brig : she had on bo ar d on l y n i neteen bit; ROolon Unt.aa4timi recovering: men, site %tying made Mite captures. Sailed for the . . lief l'.ctuitent-mintrattStagedii 6 HISLITT,IOOt a thigh, rem- Sotithstard•witk ilit homeward-bound Gottenbur h.. • ' - . , g Tettut. A *Ceneral Court Martial has been held at Be 21111; convoy; the Nitre Etvim, sloop of war ; • and the VIXEN • en Lieutenant LF.WI3 HELMOLN of the itd Li g ht t a .. to the northward. The Monstourn !as got under --.• . tlintry Battalion of the King's Gernian Legiull. Weigh, hut is now ripored' again, and will sail to . " In; For *use of intherity, and linproper interference with morrow. Sailed for flushing transport No. $Bl, with .si . lDiScer's guard at La Sarca, in Sfain, in lly and repeatedly • - ,4 striking, without provocation, Private crue t,r and the Actin g stores for the fleet; the transport KX, having lost her '• . main top-mast, is put back %rich the British Fair cut- . , • serjeauf, Corporal Hoffmin, a the ? Lfziat Battalion of the King's German Legion, both of , and threatening tti pht ..'; Ensign Illenekg, the Oflicet.cin guard, under arrest. , ter, bound to Dull. " • " sokii For idelegricur unbecoming the character of in Officer CRIENOC.K, VIOLIST sn. • and Geoilesitan towards Ensign liedeman, of the Ist Battalion of • : .... '-. he Swift, Mutat al-rived here on Monday, front the Mites Ceriir.:: Legion, on board a transpott redlining frotn Spain, and ffi making use of scandalous language to the said En:- Sheetiack, New Ettin;wick ; left loading, thi Que.nt of sign Hedontitn, without any pitwocation; repeatedly strikin g him, N a pl es , spoptsk for Leith, to sail in 3 daY's after •• and and afteriaards endea , ouring to piovoke him to fight a duel." the Adds, tomtit, for LondOn; abotit half boded.. The Court hating found the prisoner Guilty, ad. the the 2lit off' off Cape North, irbke the brig Joht , , j.rtistdTgyedhashimbeteonblearcjaseshdictroedco; confirm. from sentence his MA mini from Nistrestitle, and a brig front Campbelton, • e ------ - unknown; both bou n d f or Pi ctou , - -' -- ~ all well.—Alsr) ar arrived die Anieritan ship Mark and Abigail i woke, on thh 6th instant, in lat. 44. SO. long. 48. SO. the ship Vermont, Mellott, from Rotterdam, bound' New York, out 20 days and, on the 24th, spoke the ship Remittance, LAW, from Liverpool, bound to New York, had met with a severe gale and split sails, and intended patting into LoOryan to repai• FltOm LLOYD ' S LiS I': GRAVESEND,SRPT. 1. -- Salled Omer, Shunt!, far lan. and the Lan g s t o n , Tonkin, for ; AMY' At Ports th, the - Abriham, Cordorjosm Valencia. At Falnionds, the Clausen, from litsdstaii ; s o d S ,, tat*, Dishy i from Gibrakar. At L e a k eli*hei, Oporto; and Wigitsa and Mary. from Quebec. A.t verpont, the Carolina, Jones, from s Fos. Pa, rota ' New Landon; Salty Durke e from Roam ; and Willy, Utica ton, from Qwthee i . At Antigua, the .Fsenstote. Evans„ ft out Londant. St.Thonias's, the Mentor, Stephenson, and Crown, ' HOWland, from London; and Stag, Los*, from Glasgow. At Dower, the Hope, AtEehran, fi-om Hayti. At Montrose, El: la Swan, Young, from Greetd.:nd. At New-York, Statira, Geer, from London; Eunice„ Dreek , from 'I arragona ; and lilies, Ri. • chards, from Malaga; Off Barbudoes, Rio Nora, Martin, tram London. Nalr.dL IiN7TLLIGENCE: .............—, FALMC:'JTH, Auddsr sti SaPed the MIALSIAID frigate, with a fleet for Quebec; and the Husreert armed ship, with a fleet, for the Downs; SVAFLOWISR sloop of war, is ith the Tiger sails, dun MIMI transport for Centrum ; Prince of Wales packet for FROM LLOTIYtt Liss. [ Lisbon ; &folk, Quoreitv, for St. Thomas's ; Bri- GRAVESEND, SZPI-. 1.--63111edAr 01111111 W. St"'" ... - and the Langston, Tonkin. e-- ' tennia, Searaet, for Trinidad; and Llan Rumney, I newsoart for Jamaica.-e-Wind N. PLYMO tint AND PLYMOUTH-DO& Ai/OUST st. The Dorset timber ship, Capt. Setet", trtrin Qt.*. bee, arrived here rti. Tuesday, with masts and Spars ror our Dock Yard ; she sailed the 18th ult. in com pany with a feet of near fifty sail, under convoy of the Coeet: ere ; parted tempany with the fleet in hazy weather, off the Banks of Newfoundland, except ~ , le four sail, au ti these she left o n Mo n d a y o ff t h e Li sar d. ,e , s -Agee 'fhe arrival of these ships has afforded a very season_ 1"' t ^ [,p.."'-'[.: i '•[[ •• .• 4- able so pp] y for our naval .arsenals: many other eessels SPORTING , •. , ,i•g: ~ ll. • r tok, . were left leading at Quebte and other ports ofAmerica wm0mm0......11m , i p NORTHAMPTON RACES, AUGUST 2S. • :;-1•'• '-'"-- ••• e of SSE for reer. olds . for this country. the ACIIILLE, ILLCSTRIOUS, ORION, TUESDAY. ALFRED, Ni,asei and BELLONA, with prisoners from Mr. neithe ll et b e. ent e. by sore s er Pun w Flushing, are hourly expected here. Preparations - 1 i Mr. Aaskew's b. E Caaadia . - 2 2 are ordered to be made for their re:ertion. The Swee pstaltes of lO g s. f or a l l ages..-(7 Subscribers.) Yone, 74 guns, has come up Hamoaze to be docked. Mr. Andrew's b. h. Thorn, 6-yrs. old - 1 —Arrived the Armee armed skip, end tine Mr. Rush ' , Knecbuckle Swat-- (broke dow 1.) Low sloop, from Falmouth : they milt calla *left col- No Race .rs: l'oe Town wmp reare.-- " Tee ir k once i.e. was won by lect vessels going under their rocivaar e 'MI tailed Mr. "erg b• oh It tern heats. .....-..—.......a. again this forenoon, with sibeint Mena ttrustrawne men, for Lisbon, Oporto, AMR, *cc. La The Editor of a Morning Paper states, that he has seen a letter from a - British Officer, dated D e l e i tosa , Lam frigate has just made the siknallieto-out of harbour. on the Bth ult. who describes the iritish army as w te i - tifi The BRITANNIA cutter left at Cerattna his Majesty's having been foe* days without bread, while t h e Sna ships INtieseaTeseame and AnErtteSA, and at Lisbon, nif we ate tn ish magazines were full ! 2 ie t i t not tr u e. the Wreonoaat and Naurters eun-bri s and several istaken in our expectations', we cannot g , . _. help tiuttl-M the Ei gt :C e. were fools to stand by as transports ; she sailed from thence for Oporto on the spectaeen of this s. Both armies are en -3d July. The same day his hlajesty's ship Beertstun gag e d it i a CON2IIIOII cause, and with re s p ect to pro s iiled, and the CONICS sloop of weir, with a large fleet visions at least, both oug h t to s h are - an equal degree of the hardships of the campaigo, the passengers by ,lie Auckland packet, of transports for England. The BRITANNIA arrived t i r go un l s a w n i d c , k a , at Oporto on the 12th inst. and railed thence for Among ar a r r r ed office at rs H of arvi th ich e Duke of 0 1-1 f are late v seve ral England the following day ; left there his Majesty's men ship SYNIMETRY, and a number cf merchant vessels. Died t d yes er ay, at his house in Leicester Place, The Swateow sloop, 'which sailed hence for Falmouth Roamer Cnatsnr, Esq. Army Agent, aged 77 years. on Tuesday, is appointed to take convoy from that Married, on Thursday last, at Newcastle, Stafford place for Oporto. . shire, A.OatitT ' WILLIAMSON, Esq. of Liverpool, to i Sailed the LYRA gun-brig, With a fleet of light he ANNE, daughter of e Tnomes IClNNeristr, Esq. Ba n k er . or t former ac. victuallers, for the Rochefort squadron ; COSSACK sloop p l ....,' wnich is 1 of war, for Carrie, with dispatches, and has also c,:: IS morning, at t en o ' c l oc k, the LeRD MAYOR and board the Spanish General DE C.ssrno; NVE.tzte the Sheriffs went i n state f rom the Mansion-house to • • p...0cl aim Bartholomew Fair. .es Triest schooner,- with a large fleet of merchantmen, and a m A e . r. aous and Colonel alumna.% have formed a - few transports, to the Eastward ; they were joined t conjunction for a dramatic speculation during the off this port by the convoy from Falmouth.- Sailed winter seisms, but they talk of building. The satirical the following vessels tee the Eastward r Sloop Union Poet says— " Alas ! what perils do emboss Packet, M.Cl,l4,,Lati ; Greek ship St. Anne, A. Lu- u The man that meddles wins cold Inas !" mane; and the French schooner l'Albertine, from And in these times the evil is hardly less to those who Guadaloupe to Bourcreaux, prize to his Majesty's ship, meddle with brick and mortar. • VIRGINIE, Captain BEACR ; the ship Franklin, Aic. 4 4 1. a inquisition was taken yesterday at Hammer smith, before G• Romeo E nEatioN, and sloop Mary, cf this port, Ttliest4s -..4. . • N P E sq. COMM*, on the ... OHELDRICE. Dotty or william French, who was drowned in the . Thames on Sunday se'nnight, but whose body in PORTSMOUTH, UPTEMBER I. -net found uhtil Tuesday last. The deceased in Letters and Papers from New York, to the 4th tilt. Mediterranean and the a sailing-boat, with have been received, from which we have given a few Sailed yesterday for the three other enstaid when extracts. The refusal of the British Government to Tagus, the Nvistras, having under convoy an int- it was upset by 'a rag of And, stad tral i :w ) e was ratify Mr. Etskint's Treaty continues to excite some tnense fl eet of merchantmen and transports with de- drowned. He was a respectable Youth, aa apprentice peevishness; but it is evident, that, until the arri val , tachments of different regiments serving in that quer- at Hammersnsith. Verdict—Asa:island Death. of Mr. JACKSON is America, no step will be taken . Errata Le tee Sim of y' --In the The NIORII sailed this morning with convoy for cod a , a s t l u , lug* Mit Price of that can possibly interrupt the intercourse with this ter. Nee nne 4711, !mesa ar " Aiwardle. , • Indies. A very large fleet is now coming of the atlitesss of Louden Or Say other Saasidermian ti.e •:. p country, as it at present stands. The report of the , the West owners, having ace. "ad . itegeraesearthe r,, ,t, .1. surrend er of St. Dromingo to the British arms is once iin f rom the Downs. An, the Oslp•Owasisa i , nraniatisisonikenrallas, laavias act..." • • , .. . In ;re repeated ip an" A i i ...me..can Papers. • 7. - ': ••• - • • 7 --' ‘- " - f . -, A - • : ..-..., -. ''• /h/Xt ... . _,7 " . ~.. ': • . ..., '. i-ft I, ki• . . .-, ... ~ .z. . ,- . -,•-• --,-- ',-;.. • , . -c , .. , .: ~. ~ , i .. ,410 , ••••...., `.- , „_.,..--. - - Jtitt as fhis paper was putting to press *.? received Hamburgh papers t* the 14th ult. w! :i.:11 confirm the intelligence of the Armistice haying been ex tended '2B days. 'WARSAW, AUCusT 10. It is Said th.tt the Russian troops in Gallicia will march to join their army cf . the tfoldaw. rrincr Lubormiski is appointed Presi , lent of the new administration of the district °ler:mow. • lIVTELLMBNCE. The French Ambassadoi to the Co►irt of Persia ) Gat-Janne, has proceeded from hence for the French headquarters, by the way of Cracow. VIENNA, AUGUST G. Among other points which are to serve as the basis of peace, and which are now negociating, one that. tho EnjPeior times shall cede the kingdom of . . - I.lohernia to his'eldest brother, the Grand Duke of War). b ,Acitscs - r f).—The Intelligence that the Archduke Charles has resigned the command of the army, has made a great impression on the Public. He possessed the love and confidence of the soldiers in a very high degree. .It is understood that the Armistice has been pro longed fat diys. THOLF.N, AUGUST r 2. The inundations before Bergen-op-Zoom hare iite49rned, and the •Nhole country between here and that town laid under water. TRIEST, AUGUST 3. This morning an English fleet of 10 ships of war appeased before our harbour. There is among them a dine-decker, of 120 guns, on board of which is Admiral Cellingwood. The intentions of the English with respect to Triest are nov. yet known. Our sea batteries are, however, in a very I . ,spectable condition. The day bee yesterday an English cutter and a 1 frigate took, in siFS t of this port, after An action of an hour and an half, S'.." ships atid bariesaor Trieste ; amongwhich were si x small arned vessels, which con voyed the others. Wily are killed and wounded on both sides, as the battle was very obstinate. illi .:... . +. I . 1