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~ H . FOREIGN INTELLIGINCL. EXTRACT OT A DISTATCN TROI4 811111RAL RINNICSIN TO TRI IntSROR ALEXARDkR. • Helliberg,May 30, (June tr),zBo7. The enemy having furrounded the wbnle of my • right wing, and the corps commanded by Martha! D'Avoun being already at Groffendorff, and near Konegen, I have given him battle, which•lafted four ttors, and which, however, he would not renew the next day. But finding that the enemy might cut off all provitions from my army in its prefent portion, and detach a corps to Koningtberg; I humbly beg leave to Rate to your Royal Majeffy, - my determina tion to quit this place to night, and march to another pofition near Schippenbeil, in order to be able to proted thofe behind the Alter, the I ranfports of pro vilions, ; and in cafe the enemy marches to Ko ning(berg, to follow him immediately. The corps d'armee, commanded by General Ka menfity, has already marched towards Bartenffein and Mulhaufen, with a view to rejoin General L'Etioeq, and to proted Koningfberg. (Signed) BINNIOSIR. THORN, JUNE rt. We are very defirous here to learn what aceonnt the Roman General in Chief, Bennigfen, will give the Emperor of Raffia of the battle of Friedland, and whether he will not again alert that he has been the winner, as he raid of the battle of Eylau, and as the Ruffians alto boated of the battle of Aufierlitz. Surely he will not again fay, that he retreated from Gutliadt, beyond Tilfit, and the Niemen, a (pace of 6o leagues, merely to leek fir ammunition, car touches, &c. WARSAW, JUNE ss. As foon as Mar%hal Maffina received intelligence of the viaary obtained by the Emperor at Friedland, lie was well convinced that the Ruffian wing oppofed to him could not hold out long; confequently he fent out the Generals Grain d'Orge and Wrede with the Bavarian divifion, from Pultufk, upon a recon noitring party, when a revere anion took place, in which the ::.ffians, the Coffacks in particular, fuf feted no Assail !or, and retreated to Wyfkowo, breaking down all the brio - iTa in their rear to prevent them from being totally cut oft This corps, which was polled between the Bug and the gate having left their magazines and part of their baggage, are direfling their coutfe to the Ruffian frontier. Ge neral Effen endeavoured to reach the Niemen ;Afore the Bavarians and Poles from Sierock can come up with him, or his retreat be cut off by the Fifth Corps of the Army. Jima 24.—General Korcinfki writes from the' Camp at Friedland as follows 64 The enemy was compelled to accept battle on the r4rh. The columns under the Grand Duke of Berg, Mat flials Souk and Davouft had marched to wards Koningfberg. At two o'clock,in the morning of the 14.. h, Martha) Lamle' attacked the enemy, who were at leaft eight times. ftronger than his co lumn. The Marfhal maintained the battle till four o'clock, when Madhal Mortier, with his corps of the 3d Polifh Legion, came to his &Mance : there two corps, which did not exceed 32,000 men, fuftained for a whole day the furious attacks of thc enemy, whole army was four times ftronger than our's, and pr•freffed feveral local advantages. At noon, the Emperor arrived upon the field of battle with his guard. At four o'clock all our columns were united, and the Emperor took the command, in order to put an end to the battle by his manoeuvres. At fix o'clock, Martha' Ney attacked the enemy's left wing, and, in a moment, the horizon was quite overcall with fmoke and dull. " The enemy had but one bridge to dial his retreat over the Alle, and a great quantity of artillery, car riages, baggage, &c. went into the Alle, together with no (mall number of men and horfes. Between Friedland and Planftendorf, only half a league dd . - taut from each other, (everal iflands appeared to have been formed of the materials fcattered by the Ruf fians in their flight. In order to cover their retreat, the Ruffians fet fire to that part of Friedland beyond the bridge. At ten at night, the battle and the can nonade, which had la ft ed the whole day, ceafed, and then the cries and groans of the wounded were alone heard. Even now, four days after the battle, we have not finifhed bringing in the enemy's wounded. General Dombrowfki is wounded, in the fame leg which was hurt before, in the battle of Dirfchau. 0 I muft mention a circumftance Co you which (truck me very forcibly : .6 When I wrote to the Emperor during theiktion, to inform him of the enemy's motions upon our left, fuppoling him to have been much occupied, I made my report exceedingly (hors. I, however, found the Emperor quite difengaged. He rode with the Prince of Neufchatel along the high road, with the fame tranquillity as when, on the day • following, he re viewed the various corps of the body." During the illuminations here, on account of the battle of Friedland, we obferved the houfe of the Governor of Warfaw having the following inftrip don Marengo, Jena, ikafterlitz, Fliedland, Pe teriburgh." The news from Graudentz Teaches to the talk That gartifon. at firft toot; ftiong, is seduced one half. Provilions and ammunition are both wanting. , The large village of Neidorf is taken from the enemy. The batteries ate only two mulket tint diftant from the fort refs. The befieged have almoft ceded to fire, and-make forties. The Generals Dombrowfky and Zayonczeth had marched for Grodno before the armiftice was concluded. VIRNNA, JUNE 24. • Coins are already io be feen here, which have been (truck for the new Turkifis Emperor Mutiapha. The States of Hungary have declared their willing nets to keep an army of 50,000 men on foot, in.time of peace, and to increafe it to 150,000 in time of war. The Court Gazette contains the following from Turkey The &orlon inforgents, notwithOanding . their recent advantages, have retreated from Nilta and Widdia. Cltofrew, Pacha of Bofnia, with a confi &rattle corps, and a large detachment of French, is opOh tied point eV entering Servia. Another attempt Wilt be *We upon the Monjenerins by the Pachas oriiltsania lierzogewtan, conjunaion with a, ,rinth gm.: The Montenegrins, in their moun tainst have , been deemed invincible, in modern as mill as in ancientstimes. AANCATORT. JUNE sy. Boma is to be converted into * -fottrefi of the firh rank. FROM HOLSTEIN, JULY s. His. Royal Highnefs the Hereditary Prince Isax-ate rived to day at Gluckftadt ; to-morrow he will .re view Tome of the infantry. The Engin Expedition arrived in the Somalia the 29th NAPLES, JUNE 9. The Prince of Heire Philipnal, attended brvifiravv fifty horfemen and Come fervants, &aped, an tr• rived at Reggio, after riding about fluty Italliu miles. He complained of the fatigues be had (Maia , . ed, and embarked with all (peed for Sicily. Scarcely' ; had he fet fail, when the French General Abbe at. rived at Reggio. HAGUE, JULY 4• Their Majeßies the King and Q2een of Holland arrived, about the middle of laR month, at the Py renees. His Majeßy's heath, which had been very precarious and unfettled during the winter, had long demanded the aid of a warmer climate. At prefent we have the pleafure to learn, that his Majeßy's health is fo far improved that he begins to think of returning home, and has confequently aired orders for that purpofe. By the means of Royal couriers the daily correfpondence with the Minifters has been carried on, and things have been regulated in fuch manner that every branch of government has conti nued uninterrupted in its ufual courfe. His Malay employs all the means in his power to re•eßablith his health to fuch a degree that it Mall tie longer oppofe any obßacles to any thing that the love of his people may induce him to undertake for their welfare, and alto to enable him to refia the influence of the moll rigorous feafon. PARIS, JULY z. LITTER FROM TNA IMPIROIL AND KING TO THI ARCHBISHOP. AND BISHOPS. " Monaco fplendid victory obtained by our arms at Friedland, which has confounded the enemies of our people, and put the important city of Koningfberg in our power; with the large magazines whieh it contained, ought to be a new motive with oor fubJetts for thankfgiving to the God of Armies. This me morable victory has fignalifed the anniverfary of the bottle of Ma. reogo; that day, when hill covered with the dolt of the field of battle, our Brit thought, our lira concern was for the re-eftsblifk- mein of peace and order in the Church of France. Our will is, that on the receipt of the prefent you bail take the proper means for affembling our fubtedu of your refpedtive dincefes, in your Cathedral and Parini Churches, there to ling a T. Desna, and offer fuch other prayers to Heaven, u you &all think convenient to order under fuch circumilances. This letter having no other ob- Jed, M. L'Eveque, I pray Goo to have you in hls Cafe and holy WO* " Written in our Imperial Camp at Friedland, June 15. 1807. (Signed) " NAPOLEON." Hi s m k j e ßy 112 s alfo written to the Prefidents of the Protefiant ennfillories and it has been ordered by the Prince Arch Chancellor of the Empire, that e Dann (hall be chaunted in di:Metropolitan church, on Sunday at noon, July 5, conforMablr to the cc. remonies dual on fuch occifions. The following letter, among others, from Tillit, has been intercepted : FROM M. DE H•RDENBERO, TO Nil UNCLE COLONEL BARON EUDDINPROCE, AT OLETOEICOI DATED GUMEENNEN, JUNE 117,• 1807. a You are already (Miamily acquainted with events, to eom• prebend the vied, of the calamities which 'JIM our country.— The Ruffians are retiring behind the Niemen, to cover their own frontiers; the whole army began to march yefterday. The French muff be here foots, and then we oall foe a termlnation of the whole Winners Gov grant that a fpeedy peace may put an end to all our fufferings, and I think It may be obtained. At feat, to continue this war, as abfurd as it is unfortunate, would be the molt manifeft folly. In faa, we cannot be fore of any thing. Let us hope that Heaven will have mercy on our unfortunate country, fo cruelly treated by its Allies. May Heaven avert the thunder that threatens to ern &it entirely! For a month part it has been eafy to forefee what has happened, without any great (hare of pene. tradon. The hiftory of our misfortunes is the hiftory of an hu man affairs, which malt come to an end. It is cruel to live at the very period of the cataftrophe, and to be fo near a witnefs of it. Happy is he who can withdraw to his own Colliery fire fide, , and live peaceably and unnoticed, enjoying all the bleffings of a private life, without interfering in the inifitiefs of the political ' world. It is only in the midft of our families, in the bofom of peaceful felicity, that we Rill can hope for happinefs. This is the only confoladon remaining for me, for I have Already taken leave of all betides. M. Bultner, le Direllnse de la Chamber, could not anfwer you fooner on account of abfence. Reft fatisfied as to your own affairs : I am carefully engaged with them, and I card to remain here till they are fettled. " Adieu, my dear Uncle; I commend myfelf to your remem brance. (Signed) a PARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, JULY ii. The Bills upon the Table, chkfiy of a local or private nature were forwarded in their refpedtive Rages. The Reverfionary Grants, the Rilmainham Hofpital, and Sir John Stuart's Annuity Bill, were fcverally read a (mond time and committed for Monday. On the final coafideration of the Scots Appal Caufe, Thomp fon o. Tait, the I.OIID CHANCIILLOR quitted the Woo lfack, and delivered his fentiments upon the cafe at confiderable length. He concluded by recommending as the judgment of the Houle, that after certain alterations made in the int•-locutors (which ho def cribed in ihe eourft of his fpcech) the judgment of the Seats Conn be aMrmed Having moved to this tired, it was agreed to by their Lordibips, and ordered accordingly. The trills Glebe Houfei Bill was brought up from the ; Com..., moos by LOrd Neww ax, and others, and forthwith . rind a LA . • T)iree privtießills were alfo prefented, by the-fame gebs llo, l ,bylyir. Contila, : anctby Mr: NTT., audieverally,fead.aildCinta.' ' Oie the 11101110 of.ll,ord. WA:Am/lean the American Trude was ordered to be read a fecOod time an Monday, Ind the l e ords fummoned thereon..—Adjourned. , • • , HOUSE OF COMMONS.. • • petitions. were *relented complaining of undue returns upon Elcdions for the Counties of Down and Tipperary.--Oldaid.to be tagessintoconfideration on the atth The SPEAKER laid, that hp had received a letter from Earl • 'Percy, Rating that be had been returned for two places, and that he had mddelds Election for the County of Northumberland...-. Alfo a later from General Flraparriek, with like eireumitances, and that he had • make his Eledion for the County of Bedford. New writs were ordered - fa be iffued for the Boroughs thus made meant-and alto for thalleeough of Trate. in the room of Sir Arthur Wellelley, who has made bis Media) for the Borough of kiewport. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCPEQUIBR brought forward his prontifed motion for leave to bring))) a Bill enabling his Ma. jelly to appoint the trial Chancellor of the Eiehequer for the time being a Lord of the Britifh Treafury, without a fahry....Leava given. The CHANCELLOR of the f ,XCHEQI.TER alto after oh ; retying, that, as it was not probable nor defirable that the prefent Sefton of Parliament could matinee very long, at the prefent ad. I vaneed leafon of the year, and that of eourfe t would not be roe ' ticabk to make any great progrefs in the petitions complaining of I undue eledions before the neat Sedlon, corithaded by moving to poilpone the conilderation of thole retread petitions till Septani her, decking that it might be obvitruny uaderitood that thole pe. dtions were not to be taken into esslideratinir until early in the nett Sefton. tie would, boweyer, except petitions from plates where there Were &Ale returns, as thefe might he decided tit a Mort time:—ThiS motion was agreed t 0.... loyurncdh • • THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY. JULY 13. NUM OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Cacho 14 0 INT, 6 3i1. for July ISA I—..Onsa l sge # Pes Exchequer Hilts, p3f to is. pr. PRICE OF STOCKS ON - 3 per-Cent. Red. Ann. 63{ Ina* Bonds, as a 3 per Cent. Conf. 641111 Imp. Ann. 7 9 Ochs per Cest.Bllll St Ruche. BUM, par ass. pre. s per Cent. Navy 9sit Omnlum, r pre. Lang Ann. s; { is-inch* • Confols for ace. 630 641 i A mail from Li&on in r 4 days to Falmouth, ar rived this morning ; alto, mails from Gibraltar, Sicily, and Malta. They bring hardly any news. Two re giments had been difpatched from Sicily, to rein force General Fa A Z R. at Alexandria. The Medi terranean fleet has alto arrived. in number fail, under convoy of his Majetly's chip AMPHION. Since our IA Paris Journals to the sth, and Dutch, to the 9th infant, have been received; Mitt their con tents are of little importance. - • • The letter from Tonningeat of din 4th Wl► given in the-Star of Saturday, hating;: that • oat :.Conful there had ordered'all Britifirviifili 44-depart and place themfelves Under thi iiioteititik Of the men of war at Woolerweick, occafionectimwdetable alarm in the City ; as it was concluded Clic - . banes.had re folved to (hut the Sound againft•Bsitifit veffels. Another letter from Tonningen .of • the fame date (aye, 4 4. I have but an inftant:to:fiy:. That the Danes have (hut the Sound againftihe.BritikEipedition : —Part of the tranfports•fic at . Helfetihourg—otbers within the Sound off Rabe). The Danes areanceaf ingly employed in the equipment of a fied.• Several (hips were rigged during the left week, and I hear they will have fifteen fail of the line ready for fez be t fore the end of this month." Other accounts fiate, that the Danes have twenty four fail of the line ready for fea, and that they have concluded a Treaty offenfive and defenfive with Bo- NAPAILTB ; the principal fiipulation of Which is, that they (hall employ, on their part, all the means in their power to prevent the admiffios of any Arid& re fits into the Baltic. Yeßerday Government received further accounts by the Lady Nipean packet, which left Tonningen on the 6th. They are Paid to corroborate the Rate meat that the Daniffi Government means to prevent our expedition paling the Sound. It i 3 by no means unlikely, that the Court of Den mark may hire adopted this refolution at the com mand of Bomatxra, whole late fuccefs mutt have added weight to the remoußsances he has lately snide on the fubjelt. In confequence of this intelligence, a fqnadron, h is fuppofed, will be provided to enforce the right•of this tountry to that pelage, or to relent the conduit of Denmark ; for as to forcing the Sound for the purpofe of fending military expeditions to Stralfund, it would, in the prefent circumaances, be fufficiently abfurd. _ _ The following (hips are ordered to the Downs, where Sir SAMUEL HOOD will ►ate the command of them, in ordcr to reinforce the North Sea Fleet : Centaur 74 Ganges 74 Mazda -- 74 Mars 14 Drunter ick 74 Spencer '74 The difpatches from Lord Huccareson, mew tinned in our left, confirms all the particulars of the I unfortunate (cries of events, which have occurred in• Poland: but hate likewife that the Ruffian army was likely to be joined within four days by a reinforce. ment of so.ooo men, and that as many more had reached Wilna, on their way to the Grand Army. Captain Laranort■aa, of the navy, arrived alto, in the afternoon of yeffeaday, at the Foreign Office, from his Lordfhip. The information contained in his difpatches is probably of a later date than that received on Friday, as a Cabinet Council was in con. fequence funsmoned to meet this day at two o'clock. All flieculations rcfpeeing the probability of a Peace upon the Continent may be confidered as ter minated. We underhand that accounts have reach. ed Town, that the Preliminaries have actually been figned. Indeed, nothing .elfe was to be empeeed from the ierms of the Armillice. May we , infer,- from the rapidity with which this meaftire his been effected, that 'herd conditions have not been ionpofed .upon our Allies F. Time will thew. The terms may he hard ; but when it is conlidered, that he who diaat• ed them could have impofed whatever terms he plea. fed, they may perhaps appear moderate , : for Napo. - Laos's grand object now is the humiliation of Great. Britain, well knowing be san at air/ time introduce on the Continent any new arrabsenettn he may ete• termine upon. One thing is obvious, provifima be mod; for Come more of his favourite Generat e ' out of the conqueßs he has made. Indeed, if we may credit tome of the accounts received by the mail on Saturday, the Amalie, was accompanied by a private treaty, referring to Turkey and the other allies of France, and Alb to Sweden. It is added, that ]'Rosso f1011•141T1 if to be sovereign of Hanover, and of part of the Pruffian pofferione in Wehphalia t and probably part of Heft, with the title of Grand Duke of Hanover that the King of Frage is Id regain all Mc territories as far qs the Elbe I that the Grand Duke of Berg is top haielHeffe, as Ear ai ilanau ; and that the greitta part if Weft= ?belie is to ba . added to Holland. . •. , MARK LANA. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 13. Wheat has arrived today in but (hors fupply, and goes off readily, at about as. per quarter advance—. The fame of Barley, which is dearer-4n Malt (mall variation—Boiling Peas fcarce any, the few fetch about sl. per quarter—Beans of each fort are higher —There are many further arrivals of Foreign Oats, and this trade is named rather cheaper, excepting prime famples—Flour at UR weeks prices. . 0 CUIRINCV AS UNDIR t Wheat, 3os 62* 7sB per V. Grey Peafe 3c • Sailed . Pine Ditto, Os 82s od Beans, (old) 46S Sees od Rye, soi ass od • Tich Ditto (old) 378 435 ai. • Bark". 33 8 39 10 d Oats, sas s6s gos Ma1t,•644 yos od' Ptiland ditto Sts 324 oil White Peafe, (Boilers) sone Potatoe ditto 34s 6d Rape Semi. Si all Fine Flour 601631 63s.—Seeoado soe 53e 'to dos. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY sa. Average Price of Corn in England and Waks.frons the Returns ending July 4. alloy. Wheat. Rye. 1 Barley. pats. Beans. I Peak. s., d. s. d. i. d. a. d. r. 4 ii s . d. 73 S 47 1 36 8 28 6 43 3 So I 'The average Priec of Sugar, computed from the Returns made the week ending July 1, is 368.414. per hundred weight. Government have received advices, which confirm the depotiti9u of Sultan SSLI Mt and the elevation of neOrew. Utters from the coall Rate, that already very ac tivr preparstioavappear to be making on the heights near Boulogne, for the re-ellablithment of an um manic camp. A great number of new huts have lately been et-cited, all of which are painted white, exhibiting to the dillant fpedator a very formidable appearance. • Sir Jona Ducaworrn has left town for Plymouth; where be will hoift his fig as fecond in command of the Channel Fleet. On Wednefday evening arrived . at Sheernefs, Cap. tarn Right Honourable Lord G. STUART, to take the command of l AMIABLS, now fitting at that port.— • His Lordthip took the command of her on Thutfday. We onderliand the is undergoing a complete repair, and will then be. confidered a fine Chip, as the was always a fail railer. Monday, the ad battalion of the 26th foot, or Ca. meronians, marchid into Glafgow barracks, from Ayr. The Cumberland Militia arrived In Hull, and are to occupy the Lime-ltreet Barracks dating their flay there. _ _ _ Laft Tuefday the Kill's German Legion, now quartered in Hull, and the neighbourhood, were in fpeeted by Lieutenant General THORNTON, upon Wold Carr; he expreUed himfelf well pleafed with the high Rate of difcipline there troops have acquired. Oa Tuefday, the 14th April, the Synod of Glaf gow met ; when they took under their cenfideration, an overture, propofing, that they fhould make a declaration of their great fatisfadion with the Aboli tion of the Slave Trade, in confequence of the Bill which had lately palled through both Houle' of Par liament, and which had received the Royal Arent. This overture was adopted, and ordered to be pub- IsSind, (fee Advertifement in the front of this Paper) pad the - Synod appointed. their Moderator to tranfmit L a . Copy of.it to WILLIAM Wit.auroeca, Efq. M. P. • • who had steed fo dillingnitbed a part in that bufinefs.. On Saturday morning, at three o'clock, Mr. Pear fon. the gentleman who it has been Rated was to go to Datchet Bridge, near Windfor, and return in five hours,and a half, for a wager of too guineas, noted on his arduous talk, from Pimlico. The •dinance which the oedeftlian bad to perform, was upwards of 37 miles. Mr. Pearfun flatted on a fhalling Walk, and arrived at Hounflow ( to miles) at a quarter pan 4 o'clock, where he took tome light refrefbment, and halted again at Colnbrsok (t 7 miles) at.. 25 minutes pan five o'clock. He proceeded acraA the fields, and arrived at Datchet Bridge at ..to minutespalt fire o'clock, the half of the diflauce having been per formed is two hours and forty minutes. Half the time allowed had expired within a few minutes, and ' bets ran 2 and 3to I againft the performance: The pedeftrian.quickened his pace back, and arrived at Hounflow at 5 minutes pall (even o'clock, a good deal - fatigued. ' Mr. Nation had an hour and 25 mi nutes to perform the lan ten miles, and by great ex ertion he did it in 3 minutes lets than.the given time. The performance was confidered wonderful at this feafon of the year. Laft week a dreadful fire broke out in the village of North Moreton, near Wallingford, in Berkfhire, which confumed three confiderable farms, ten cot- tages, a large quantity of corn, hay, and ftraw, with feviral calves, pigs, &c. At about ve on Wednefday morning loft, a fire broke out at Dymchurch, in the cottage of a Looker of the name of Wreight, which in a very than time was entirely confumed, leaving only the external walls (landing. The conflagratiqg is fuppofed to have beee occafioned by the burning of the fine of the OM, from which the flames were communicated to the thatch of the dwelling. The chief part of the fur &tore was fortunately preferved, and we underbid the building was infured. Friday la, a dreadful fire broke out at Stevenage, in Hertfordthirn. It began at a wheelwright's (hop, at twelve o'clock at noon, and communicating to dui out buildings, which were covered with thatch, and exceflive dry, it ran like wildfire, and was only flop ped by the pulling down of a haute, after having confumed upwards of forty Mules, and fifteen ricks of fine hay, belonging to Mr Cafs, of the Swan Inn. The hay is animated at 30001. The Swan Inn ef taped undamaged. The failing match, on Friday laft, for a Silver Cup, was but a prelude to the obtainment of the many golden cups which will begin to-morrow to be diaributed among thofe wbo have the happinefs to fail in Airtime: wok. In plain term*, the Lottery (the laR molt alluredly) commences drawing to morrow morning. It would be an infult to fpirited adventurers, to fuppofe that they wnl fuller fo cri tical end jewelling a moment to etcape their om• brace. ' • The Wheel goes round To-morrow Morning. The Whole Ticket, Half, (batter, Eighth, or Sixteenth drioailleTT of f id th d levoCreaditiaaliellyr.il:Haoreartea be l t l id ad c , o a . n 's d O th l; Croft, j" an ° l l9 ;l i . M ° a ffi rrer ' et' 4 s 6P Hir 4 , gurghS..2, Charing ....... NAUTI prblin Waterford Gottenburgla M PeazeNcE, Ju effels here failed live deninal ions. of Plymouth, FR A ford with provifio Hoop of war ft, m FALMOUTH, JU packet arrived fr 4 Left the Prince o (poke his Majelly' ADRIAN cutter, net fleet, with d American fhip li from Norfolk, wi' ton Roads, his M and MELAMPUS, battle (hips lying packet, Captain F with mails from Cornwallis packet Olt. for England through the hum under the convoy fail; they were a had a long paffagt winds.—Two reg Sicily, to reinforc --Paired up Cha Of battle (hips, un frigate.—The Prii at Gibraltar.—T Was loft near Gil poffefflon of by till PORTSMOUTH, gun brig, from G PoRcUPINE, for t) war is appointed ci JULY 11.—Tho per telegraph, to Downs, where Sit mind of them, an the CENTAUR, viz, GANGES, MARS, JULY I 2•—Arri Waft,. from Falm SPENCER, for the DOVER, juzor t, hay Twee Gebroec haufen boy Lytzaa ballaft for Tonning DEAL, JULY t brig, Lieutenant j broke off Flulhing attempt, was made bf this veffel, to cut der the batteries at 'Unfortunately only the place of deftina toterprize did not rowing alongfide men, moft gallant] The conteft, for Znerby's veffel hal foldiers on board, t :to retire from fuch one of his men, w bf the crew bad 1 of his body, notwi on ihore alive—bni has two bayonet not likely to prove OS a crnize. lOLT of 74 guns, with th Difpatch naval u satyr gun brig, v (which he has del NICIEOLIT RICHEI a cargo of wine, blosnyrro flap o Bt4 as SAM E Jul mingen conYoys ar on Tuefday the Captain By LTON YARMOUTH, JV from the Baltic, t officer charged w mediately proceed the RESOLUTION, cruife the Oftton, GUARD, lift AdElli AGANlllositon Sailed the I-frac Vixen guo.brig. Roebuck, Gollah, frefh breeze. Fit GRAVIIIND. Inty Norway. idled the Ittt.T 13.—Pafod I Sled the itabseci, 13 %thee; Mom Tide lis l 82 111 1 4 %ARA . The Ahordeeu, Both of No•elob been heard of, The NAMUR, c Note, u guard-th