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LONDON. FRANCE. PARIS. JULY s 6. The OimmiiTaries charged by the Mayor of Cam ay to karat in the place where Fires Loy certainly as bu ieei,. have found fevera l bones, which were Is, and other reliques of the identical fpot where he taslr.terred. LT 27...-Letters from Amiens give forne account of the Emperor's palTage through that own. he interrils of this Department were the t T fubitet o f a converfation that took place betweca him and the Prefelt. On the reprefentaticn that the 3c0,c00 livres due for forage, provided for the troops, was not paid, the Emperor aftei expreffing his altunahment, laid, he would give orders that the payment fhould infiantly be made. On taking his departure, the 'Emperor received a Petition from M. De HEsss, an Officer of the Volunteers of his Guard, praying that the Corps might be prefent by deputation at. his coro nation. At the fight of his uniform, his Majetty faid fasitirtgly--" There is an O f f i ce r of my Guard of Honour. I fee with pleafure his devotion in my a caufe." The Horfe Guard of Honour prefented Petition to a fimilar effect. .—The EI4TEAOII paired all Monday lull JOLT s 8 in the camp of the aft divifion of the army of 800. lOgne. He was highly fatisfied with the (tate of the troops. He acknowledged the claims of leveral fol dkrs to belong to the Legion of Honour, and made feveral promotions. After the manceuvres were ended, the EMPEROR gave audience to the Preieft of the Pas-de-Calais, the BISHOP of Atlas, and the Senator GAIAT. The Era Fuss, who tome days age left Paris for Ais-la Chapelle, is attended by the following officers of the household, General, H v Lt.', and the Cham berlains d'Ausossost and de Bs•umosr. Among P the ladies, are the Lady of Honour, Lady of fence, and and four ladies of the Palace de Vaude, Cot, sus, Lucav, and R1 . 111.11111T. The hfinifter of War takes his departure this night for the coati. The Minifter of the Marine is alto on the poiat of leaving us. 'A Letter front Liege, dated July sash, contains the following_particularst.t.-" The rrefeti of the De the of Ourthe, of which this town is the capital, I received two days ago a Letter from the Miniller of Interior, announcing that Her Imperial Mikity was about to vifit the waters of Ais-la-Chapelle ; and that the would Ileep at Sedan the , a3J. On this oc tant* the Mayor poblifbedtbe fubfequent notice— s Marie lees no time in a nnouncing to his fellow Chives The that Hsi I.4agefty„ t he Ibleprefs Jo ss e s tea, Is c urdled to night %AMP the wins of this tows. Her Moiety will enter By the (bay, s ad the gate of Aunt, and define at the Prefeaurel Pa. bee. 'I be inhabiteno Steeled Its the Rivets through which Her Imperial Makfly will pea, win therefore, so clais day, Illuminate do front of der houfes, preelfdy at else o'clock. The Mayor imps& that his fellow Ciclismo will. co this &cation, manila their Joy at feelog in the mid& of , them do aura. Speak of the at the Ilapeasie OW et use inspire. e p parochial Milliners town and (abuts are to g ive diretions for the ringing of the hells the indent Her impale Maltby appears, which win be announe. odby a difcbargc of Artinery." PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. liovsooas. Joie 24—The Rolm we felt the night of the 19th and aotb, has been felt a peat way, Ildore than 300 leads of the flotila were in the road ht e accidents were few, comp ar ed *to what mig Lave been expeited from a Rorm fo bidden and on. expelled at this feafon. We 1011, however, two sr tiller,' Gallops ; the crews were Caved. Bouarteaux, JULY 22.—Captain Bice, of the Minerva privateer, belonging to M. Canaria. has lull arrived in this port, 2 t days idler his departure, and has brought with him a rich Englith prize, the Atlante, of Jamaica. Hausoacit.—We hear from Sweden, that the Nino will not return there next winter, hut intends to pals a pelt of the feafiin at Stralfund. Orders hive been given again to furnith one hundred bag gage waggons for the French army of Hanover. Besides the Hanoverian Legion which is going to *BMWs, one of the regiments of Hanoverian in fantry is about to let out for France. We have at lag eflablifhed our neutrality, which has been appr oved by the Er r RM.% of Russia. he &pat tore and arrival of couriers are not Co frequent as formerly. Bat whatever may take place, we {hall remain quiet fpatators of it. It is pretended here, that England has lately (pewit Come pacific difpations. Maraud DiaIIADOTTI has fent Isis Adjutant to Of raburgh. It is thought his million is relative to the cares Of the Province of Bentheim. jutv 19.—The Infpeflors and Commtira ties of Initrnetion have OR arrived from all the De• iaetmects of the Repahlic. To-morrow they will 'mdse. under the Prefidenc) of M. VssolLPaLM, the Viet' of deliberation on the amelioration of viliage ttbools, the o Raf academies and univertities, the m t satninatim of ProfelTors, &c. &c. Cosisratiritioets,Joal 19.—TheC•rirati P ACMA Itnerday let fail with his fpladron. Atte' he hat wfited the Illanals of the Atedpela the gn, andian recei Sea, ved the annea l tt ihote, he will go into lon and croize between Albania aid the Ma•te.s. Several Radii in b oar with troops hive lately pard by the Canal.,t•e g flc t.. *he Seven United Ides, *bete an iii(uercBiiiti is ninci. fe.itc.J. It is certain that the i.4-.at.itarit, sae much fieti a ith ictelluft cf M. M.icsscion, scion, Om:mitre' y Cttlaial of the Em f Raffia. •liie a r lit.i.ance Of fo many Roman aricrd Veltel. has t• me nnc i:t in t his Cap,: al : ilia &rrorrolat ce I. as , a ca r efs finned i i •eral ro-eto g• het. , ecii Arhhatfa• &se, an,l the Rots l.r r unt. We I.4ee not tie rcpt. of ( o , And sac tf were n••• attrirred, t;.e tielpt o lets W. 41 1 .1. 21:1 the r l. c- re m.le•iog th ole pr. jets. agrekatilc to the m ite, State. tat Ilutope. When the It ittr.•ti Anilt.t(r.doe reettt4e,l o t h e oo7.ll the Dat•tenell,. tor it. • •-t •t 1 I pall dim ti.r n • Ps en. e .1• ,t y ea ., .;,1, the I .liTt w tau Zda,ci'lt !bi+ll. M-914.01 .h til '. ,vat w • y g wonl,l permit 1,..ch a wits , ra r e • i•tnttt aels aithout •••tlaiing the: 9:U- P a•s, ti:.;Atnall) V p: cheese MONDAY, AI:C.IIST 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY A r r)NF: rectocK, Catlinla, for money , 5611 —for Augur., 3' T 5 7--Redueed 57; Uranium (.1. PRICE. OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 P er Cent. Red. Ann. ,7111 i Short Ann 3i 3 per Cent. Cent. 5633 Imp. A nn.9 i t-s6l 4 per Cent. 75t Excheri. Bina. par 15. prem. s per Cent. Navy 9tV- Osmium 6.1 i prem. 5 per Cent. t 797 9S 97i 98 Engigh Tickets 171. I , a. 1..0nz Anil. 17 17,..t6; Confule fut ace. !, 56; 57 Desos. JuLr so—Gov. Deb.:, per Cent. 8/ 84. I Etcha , 6 e—Dub!ir. on l.n: , don att. ACCOST I.—Gov Deb. 5 per C. 83 i -14. It appears by a letter received this rooming in town that a part of the French Fleet have chided the vigi lance of our fquadron and put to lea, but what may be their ohjeft or 4101ination has not vet been afcer 7 tained. The following is an eXtraa from the letter : " It:A. mo urn, Avourr 4; " The l-lawcis (loop of war is jufk arrived here with an account that nine fail have efcaped out of Brell, viz. four fail of the line and five fsigittes.— Admintl Sir Tuom as Gettves is after them, and every (hip here that is ready has been ordered out to fea." As the encore cannot long have bad the flan of the gallant Admiral who is gone in purfuit of them, w e entertain great hopes th at h e may either hall in with them Co as to give them battle, or be able to 1 conn•eraa their deigns whatever they may be. We are inclined to think that it is, in confequence of this intelligence that the LORD MLYOR has called a meet ing of the Mercha nts, and other Gentlemen of the City, to confider of the moll effeaual means of afford ing the neceffary aid to Government with honks, car riages, and drivers , agreeably to a plan wh i c h has , bees fubmittcd to his Lordfhip for that purpcie. A naval expedition on a very extentive kale is laid to be on the eve of preparation. Lord Karam , was fent for. by exprefs. on Friday lan, to attend a Board of Admiralty, and to give his opinion refpea ing the necelFary equipments. Other proceedings alfo indicate that Inch a meafule has been determined upon. ...ma. The Harnhargh Mail due yeflerday, arrived thisl morning. The intelligence it brings throws no fur ther light on the (late of the continental politics ; but we learn by it that the fquadron of the Ruffian fl set, which was lying at Reval, has failed on a cruize in the Baltic. The following are a few extra : Raviszost, JULY 23.—YelterclAy evenine the Ruffian Envoy, Count Gotta., fet out for Schlifs, where he will remain fome weeks: feveral others of the eomitial Envoys will make fhort escurflons, though there are this year no formal vacations. N U RIMBIRG. Ivey 23.—0 n the egth inaant, in the evening, his Majefiy the Kura of Swsosw ar rived here, and the next day went to fee the Council Houk, feveral churches, and other places &raving notice. On the z aft he continued his journey by Amberg to Prague. Feotexct, Jute to.—Loh Saturday the Prinze Boac arse and his Lady, her Imperial Highnefs Pay- LINA BON AAAAAA ' left this city for Lucca. Madame, LETITIA BONAPARTE, the mother of her Highnefs, is likewife gone thither from Rome. She will be ac companied to the frontiers by Cardinal Fsscu. The King of Strdinia, who, as before known, is gone from Rome to Gactta, in the Neap-limn terri tory, will go from thence, according to fome accounts, to Malta. The report that an engsrment had taken place between the French Toulon fleet and that of Admi ral Nateov, off Corfica, to the advantage of the former, is not confirmed. DANTZICR, JULY 3o. — The fleet at • Reval has failed to cruize in the Baltic and North Seas. Da ESDPII, JULE 27.—0 n the 23th, his Majeny the King of Swtotw arrived at Praline. He is eepeEted here on the 3oth, where he will rim tin four days and then go by way of Catlllind and Ratilbon to Munich. Among the retinue of his Majzfiy is the Baron Vow RoLAND. HAGUF, JOLT 28.—Our journals have (aid that our Ambatrador at Paris,Citi ten Scum st ism has arrived here from Paris, but this is not true, it is his brother whet has arrived from that capital, and (ince gone to Amfierdam, where he reticles. All the troops, iachteling the Batavian, intended for the camp at Zeyn, and am , unting to ikooo men, are *now affernbled there Ours alone have a train of artillery of 46 pieces of cannon and howitzer., a great number of ansumnition pay.gons, for the draw ing of which 600 horfrs are iecii.ed. On Monday the troops will be6in tile gtst.d maocenvres. The number of nrange s who have come to fee the camp, is already very entifidcrali:e; and the pike of rrovi liens, Ind the bite of to: tiJ i .et in the nei l; hbouthood of I:trial?, are ire VI) A ' V.I , ICCI The day Ater t o.ennit( w the public entry of the Ft-ett-h AndtAr, "tor, M. de fzltSl l•riLi t, will take place. Tb: tten , h Commer6A Commidion at Rot. retJam and lytt to,:am will be relent at the In , leewn'ty, and a r..tt of tl.e ortifon will be under Itt I . Admit .1 PL.-f: VAI Toilet-min who t!.e th; v. 41 •!.c Sutinam in t he Well In .1 •• , : • A: fiVC .1 1,.." C. 1 . t•I;•ti 4 Cie :ziiritth. Air' ,it.dor at Lond , lrt, t h e (.11,^1,41Rf I.l' ' * Oll I A , . 1.. Om i• &crew y fit the Il:mbe try to ii i b f • 'Les, :.as armed I:cie ft= Luneion, with a fpechl commit ion, and r fleerday fet out an hi s return, after havintifonte days before fens off courier to his father. . • Ausr Einem, JULY 28: —W the e have already receiv ed advice, that her Istajefty the Ernprefe of French has arrived at Aix-la-Chapelle. They write from Cologne, that by a violent form of rain, the little river Aar bad been fuddenly fo mach fwelled, as t o carr y away thirteen villages, es cept three hnufes ; many of the i n h a bitants, and a g reat number of cattle were downed. At Cologne e Rhine fwelled very much ; a great deal of tim. b er was driven down it, and a bridge and two mil‘s carried away. We are afrpred that the Freoch Batavian expedi tion againfl Ireland and Great Britain will fail while the French Emperor remains on the coall In confequence o f the falfe report frogs England, that nine EaR-India chips had been taken by the French, tea rofe he re to a n extraordinary high price. By a royal decree, the Ordinance publifhed in Spain, prohibiting the importation of all kipds of cotton, has been extended to muffins. FROM THS MAMIURCH CORRtnOtiORMT, LOCUST la Paaisauxx 24.—1 n the new credential which the Ariabaffadors from foreign Courts have received bete, Lis Imperial Majcny NRFOLIOS is Riled Mcimar m Free (my brother) by the refpeftive Sovereigns. In Come of there credentials, a with is alfo exprelled that by the refloration of a generalipeace the welfare of France may be Rill increafed. In the credentials which our gnveys to the German Princes have re ceived, thole Princes are Riled by his Imperial Maid. ry Mori Cerise, as was the pratlice prider the old Regal Gnvetnment. Yeßerday morning, about (even o'clock % the Em prefs in out from Malmaifon for Aix la-Chapelle.— Her retinue coafilled of four carriages, feseral out-. riders, and a detachment of horfe-guards. It is Paid that our Emperor has received from the King of Spain the Order of the Golden Fleece, and the Grand Crofs of the Order of Malta from the Grand Mailer of that Order at Catanea. . The coronation of t he Emperor on the sith of No vember will draw to Pali{ a great concourfe r f to reigilers, and occalion a proftifion of luxurious ex. p e nce. Several orders have already been received here to procure honks and lodgings. Preparation , are making for the reception of the Era,. RtAt at o:tend and Br Ails. He is expelted at tit.: latter city on the :ad. O s tiarters are alto orderA to be i , 7 :p. red at trufrels lot :he Hanoverian Legion, which Tire Secretary of State, Magri., is gone to the Estrisaot on the ioaft, as have alto the Miniaers at War, and of the Marine. The ARronomcr LALAND, is appointed a Mem ber of the Legion r f Honour. The number of all the Members will, it is fail, be extended to to,ooo. An annual appointment of ao,oco byres was intend ed for LACEPEDF, the Grand Chancellor the Le ion, of which, however, he would only accept Soon. The Rate of the Poll at Brenttord, this day twelve o'clock, was _ .e Mr. MAINWARINO - sy ar FRANCIS 111.11DITT? p 44 -1 5 Sir SIDNEY SMITH had on Saturday a long con ference with the Board if AdmirAlty. The Right Hon. CHARLES VILLCIS is elefted Member for the Burghs of Dornnck, Tamil, Ding wall, Wick and Kirkwall. The Earl and Conntelt of Mots A arrived un Tuef. day, at his Lordfhip's houfe in Q 2 een.itrcet, Luin- burgh Sunday fe'nnight arrived at SAM Solid, near Dublin, the Earl f List%anaoucit and fuite, after an ablence 4 many years. His Grace the Duke of L. :NSTIR :strived in Dublin from England on Tuefday Mr. Jecasota, an Englifh G ntleman, Mr. Caw', and Mr. Rocit FORT, nephew to Mr. FosTeß, 'rah Chancellor of the Exchequer, arc among the Corn milTiowrs appointed to eticinitc into the fees, fala. ries, &c. of the Revenue Officers in Ireland. Colonel Ct.tarou is to b..; appointed Barrack Mailer General 4 Ireland in the ruom ot Sir Julia FRANCS. CRADOCR• Gene Al MC;6111 a and his Staff failed on Monday, in a cu to make obterrations on the camps at Boulor,,ne, er, hum whence they did not return till Thntid.iy. General Don has got a command in Suffer, and is fucceeded in the Dunbar diflria by Brigadier-Gene ral Lord Eeruivs rows. 'cuefday the Oxford Loyal Volunteers, command. ,led by Colonel Sap Loom, marched Ilan Reading, to remain three weeks upon p er manent duty. The Brigade of Guards that wet e at Chatham ate encamped on Barham Downs. The work: at Dove., on the wellern heights, are c arrying on wi•li much expedition. The 4th Weft India Rcgimcut has embarked at Dominica for Ceslon. The satli Rez,imelit of Foot marched IA week from their cro.nti y cant.nruems, rear Norm ich, nrn.P,lkige Barr ac ks. S's Logfheals of porter were diflribu•ed among the tuft divilion of the German Legion, while they halted at Bri;hton r n Wednefday, by order of the prime of Watts. On the following day, after tie ing iiifpated by his Royal Higlinefs, they proceeded on their match to ecshill, whete they arc to be en. camped. In c onferpience of fume difpute at the late Af fire: ,d Rolcomtaor, a meeting t o ,k place rat the mor ning ot Satui•lav fetinight, in the detnrfne of N e ss par k, ntat Athlorc, between F—s I: —n, and l'—k ?J—h• r,. when after exchanging a cafe cf 1 41. Is r ad., (hy the 14f1 hot ot set ich Mr. 10.'s VIALed by Mr. H. ' s ball) IF.e Icconds in teitered, and an amicable tecoas:liation atok place. SPORTING INTELLGENCL LEV/F.5 RAC.B3, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. • The County Plate. value 5014 — T w o miles and &half I ett. r. Ladbretier c. f. Mary Ann, 6 yrs old, IIR .Sib. I H. R. H. Prince of WM-is ittbel, aged. 80.. .a a 31nas 5 1. sib. a titt. Two tot agft. Mary Ann ; 6to 4 agft Reba ; s to I nit yirgipin. The town Plate, value 54. H. R. H. Prime of Wake% ed. Mt. Ob . t a a Mr. Labrnkes cb. e. Volamiem, 3 Ir! aid, itt. rib. - a 3 3 t 3 Mr Durantra b. f. Mils Cobier, riwou, tft. t Tivg and 6 to to on Voloatiqrs i , s to to agit Re bel t! t: • i ICI Coiner. Savo atiar--sjpe third and Taft yea r *ea Subfti: pt ion • of togs. each. H.R.H. Privet of W akes b. in. Anita& aged, t t Mr. 40broOkes b.L palls, 6 yrs aid, Itft. sta. - Five tole and It to to nn Anifeed. A Match for soogs.—The tail two milet. *. Young's pecui.itpr, by Clayhall, 3 yrs old, 611. beat Mr. Johnfton's ch. g. Aotagonift, by Young Nast, aged, eft. 61b. The Ladle's' Plate, value ions.—One four mile heat, ismonant's Rambo. 4Pa 9M. 74.7 1 b. - tt lk H. P4 f icc or 9 f -wee* b. aged. Sit• Seven to 4 on the wintir. A Handiriap Plate, soL—Two miles anti a half each. Mr. Aroma a elk. e. Haab*, 61n old. 7k iiki• 5 3 1 Mr. Pallra's b. b. jtot4id, Yr 7 old. 611 4 1 b• a a Mr. Luba , '046 e. f Matu Ann , 6pr old pR. plb. s 3 46 e. e. brutlisrm Wes. Tr 6tt 915 44 4 Mr.H Mr. Melia bought 'itolebud after the firtt heat.— Thtee tot on Rokbud, after the heat; WORCESTER RACES, THURSDAY, AIM a. - The LadiesrPlate of O. for all ages. Atunfores Turn.cc, 3 'nig& 8R alb. - 13 ; Mr. Hams` , b. b. by Hanauer, j yr. oft. . -a, Captain ItNan's b, Prior, s yrs a dd SR. sib. • • An Wm Martit's Era. g. attiop . , sod, Mt - 3 dr A Plait of sot. the County and City Subfcriptiou. Hen T. W. Co:csnris c.ll.l4.llstisito., yls, s z 1. Lifq b. c. Sir Lbw Miiilbsut, 4so ad 11 de • At the Chelmsford Races on l'hurfday, the town plate of sol. was won by Mr. Emanates b c. tem, beating Mr. Wts.t.laitit i s b. f. by Palk's., sod Mr. Pisa ra's b. c by Ataward, in two hears. The latter was dillaiiced the lira heal. A Siiicepftakes of sal, was A fi t rwards run few the . owners riditscheir own hurled, which was won for, Cot . losso b. I. "Oa Nailsr. A foot.' ace on tlier Inman Pas so. s • ir„ a rivate of the ill Lancafhigc Militia, and HiT #0049 I a journeyman tattoo-, of ChchasfOrd„ ne wtsfreli t 40 guinea' deperded. Pas attisup Sias ettretn m.' e 4 one f t $ first runners in the liingeiva, having won triostity.iiesen races, and never, tin aoy . oecafion, Was I but; he was this congeal, however, obliged to yield the palm to Havwmtr, who, with apparent cafe, came in about two yards before hi. competitos. _ . . C4t fuc. ------ The Chitknot) paper of she 30 May, mentions, that at she Federal Cirettrt there, t n she 23d, f clip Mitchell was blond guilty of having entitled two Aniss ricans, trained Mortis and Rogerlon, 'oe on booed the Brittli privateer Expctimen t, and (ententeh n & to he coonfined lo days, and to pay a fine of aco dolla rs. J. Swaine was charged with the like offence, but the indictment was traverfed to the next Court. Between the litrfirs of t s :told t 2 o'clock on V. - rd. nefday night lall, :in alarming tire broke nut in the woollm manufatt.try belonging to Meffrs. Jirtin Den nis and Sons, of Penzance, which increafed withftich rapidity, and continued with filch unatrating fort', as to baffle all the exertions of the numerous he ref at.. 3 (who affembled almott infi antane outly on she di ling occalitin), and to coati:lie the whole tuttue ma chinerf with a large quantity of wont. vatno icc scc. torte's!! part of the building, which that lement I was capable of &dirtying Front/softly there WWI no other houfe attached, though withih A few •Atdi there were a hors houle fer wool, dielltnrctiourcoht. but the fire was providentially prevettned trozo com mouicating to either. The loft n.utl be say con• liderable, but no certain accounts have yet been oh mined. and we are lorry to hate, Ow none Of 'bp 1 property was Muted. A few days ago an alarming lire broke oat in ap ourhoute belonging to Mr. Jager TT, of Milton neir Sittingbourne, in c heeks of tin tide flawing 0 on a quantity of unileeked lisme,which in a Orrt tines oonforned the fame, mid Come ot her (man buildings which flood near. Owing to the timely salience of the inhabitants of the WINO and ne;ehboorhood. the fir: 9tot e v e nted from 6.,c,idwg.Plither than 'Li outbuildin r gs of the adioiniog ptemilis, which be looqed to perfons who are but in a. „grate lice. tierces. and of whirls a (mill vart4.1.1,1 is, nsured.• We have received the Trinidad Paperto We gilt of June, by which we learn, that immenfe &Mat ad e has lately been fullained there by a fire, whit) • extended Well nearly over half the cultivated part pf the ill tad. The following ;Molinari..., Ofl 1:1C I A sibjitta is exteaBed from toe of the papers sidle agch pt i ' A great many elates have been bow in this 'Sand : the princioal ( - offerers are Meffrs. Wh at aka* and Redhead, at Pont of Cedre t Mr. Bonrc and Mr. Vance, in the cohoter of Guars; Dr. il...bett• fon, quarter of Scparia ; Mr. P.iimer and Mesdames Boafis and Cach, in French Naparime t st.trA, Whi t more and Langton , Carapachima quarter ; Meas. CI tiikfltank and Taylour, L e vant le quits tc. ; Mr. Townthend Parra, A•icag na quarter I bit if's. D. Parke an. l Cuinfas, Maraca- ; t get/ter wi,h a • number of (mall c o a t,. ~n the mount...sot, est cooing from the Maracas to the Bocas. Ihe se .1 otimher of antes burned cannot yet be afeeitaitied, as the ;nand a hs been n fie for theft thte 'Petit. pall.— Various reafons o r are given for the fiol e l caufc ; ft trne aft! &re it to runaway. and others evil tifpoted Ne groes ; but what is mote probso.le, us the homing of cut down wood having communicated sr Oh the fritcß wood. On Saturday morning the file eas to near the town of Port of Spain as the Valley of Santa Barbara, imme.ii.etely behind Orange Oruve Bar racks. Some rain fell on Third - day, but had no ef feet. Great hopes are entertained of the wet leaks° commencing. So long a continuance of dry w e ather has not been known bete fince the treat 0,4, when the whole gland was in li ino... (rota; point Cedre to Point Caller" for the (pace of rive week , " The Trisilsal Caowie, n 1 the sth of May, ad 6 Mr. Legendre to the UR of fuffercri, attar that 83 !too thed& of fugar, and mutt of the negro-bodes on his eltate, _woe destr-yed. Subfeciett Papers mention two other fa tten& lost do not atf•rd any fatisfaaory accotuit of use wilt of • . , w- • ... - . - _ • . . • licsam'''._-!.n!—-------_ LONDON. . . with a fpec hl commiffion, and refterday fet ont an SI FRANCE. . his eeturn, after havineiforne days before feat off 4 LE' ------ MONDAY, AI:GI:ST 6. cooties to his father. . The Count] , PARIS, JULY at. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS E.AY Al' ONE O'CLOCK: Ass sT Satiate, JULY 29.. -We have already fettle- ; The Cororniffaries charged by the Mayor of Cam- Coufols, for money, 561 —for Augur., t' + 57-Reduced 57; i. ...ty to leave!' in the place where Fs w COq was 6‘l- ofunium 6-1-. ed advice, that her Majefty the Ernprefe of the 1 1 .1" -adbmi " H. R. , s 7 I I O 4. CKS I , 7 l, N ort SnUF 3 t i r AY. French has arrived at Aix-la-Chapelle. Monson* ; wad i have found feveral bones, which were certain) Per Cent. P li t e l d e ./n O n. F ~ - !. i.., and other reliques of the identical fpot where he Irp..r C. Cent. 5 433 . Imp. Ann. 9 it -JO They write from Cologne, that by a violent norm Two to 1 7w as irt.crreci. 4 per Cent. 75+ Exch...q. Mils. par tt.prent. of rain, the little river Aar bad been fuddenly fo to ! stek C ent . Navy 4 s4S- Ornnium 41i prem. match fwelled, as to carry away thirteen villages, es- 14, g.H. PM Jo LY 27.•-Letters from Amiens give time accoun t 1 of the Emperor's pal age through that t•own. The , e ,, e ;„ z 1 interefis of this Department were the fubjeet of a 1 ;1:r; C ent . ct,t- 5797 95 97i 98 EnglllhTickrts 17L 1 , 11. tom /7 1•,-56-1 Confuls lot ace. ! , 561 57 cept three houfes ; many of the inhabitants, and a yirr. ftbrnti Lum.is, lama' :in —Gov. Leh. s per Colt. 8i 84. great number of cattle were daowned. At Cologne 7 v.ii've an' ' converfatinn that took place betweca him and the L i cht : 6 c-Dub!tr. on 1..m , d0n ILO. Prefelt. On the reprefentaticn that the 3 co,cco ACCOST 1.-Gov Deb. 5 r csc. se; -excharee tri. the Rhine (welled very much ; a great deal of tim. ad ; s a , - livres due for forage, provided fur the troops, was not . bee was driven down it, and a bridge and two, mills Saoutroal It appears by a letter received this morning in town • paid, the Emperor after' expreffing his aftonifhment, carried away. faid, he would give orders that the payment Ihould that a part of the French Fleet have chided the vigi We are affured the f t the Freuch Batavian expedi- I:etade•".. infiantly be made. On taking his departure, the lance of our fouattron and put to lea, but what may Emperor received a Petition from M. De Hesse, an be their ohjefl or de has not vet been :deer- tion againft Ireland and Great Britain will fail while F Al Officer of the Volunteers of his Guard, praying that tanted. • the French Emperor remains, on the coati • The following is an eXtraa from the letter : • the Corps might be prefent by deputation at. his corn-. . In confequence of the falfe report front England, 44 b . e l a i it ou l4 1 nation. At the fight of his uniform, his Welty {did 0 PLYMOUTH AbGtlrr A •• • 1 •' that nine EaR-India chips had been taken by the adagi o fasilingly-“ There is an O ffi cer of my Guard of " The lisweis floop of war is jufk arrived here French, tea rote here to an extraordinary high pike. The Lad Honour. I fee with pleafure his devotion to my with an account that nine fail ha v e efcaped out of .y l de cree, the Ordinance publifhed in Ldllartwo caufe." The Honk Guard of Honour prefented a Brell, viz. four fail of the line and fi ve fsi am.- By - ro yal H. MR. a Petition to a fimilar effelta g Sp prohibiting the importation 0 all kipds of Admiral Sir 7 1 7 riote es Cleaves is after them, and sin ' Jove 2.8.-The EVACEAOR palled all Manday left „. , cotton, has been extended to muffins. A Hand every imp acre that is ready has been ordered out to in the camp of the sft divifion of the army of 800- Mr . Brow FROM THE HAMSUIGH COISSIF..OIIDIET, aucliaT l 4 me ; a we ,: logne. He was highly f: refire with the Rate of the feat " Patisauar 24.-In the new credentielr which the pa Li gh troops. He acknowledo,ed the claims of arcade ll- As the enemy cannot long have had the Ratt of • • Arnbaiadors from foreign Courts have received here, Mc Hidi diced to belong to the Le lino of Honour, and the gallant Admiral who is gone e ta purfuit of them, .Mr. ft feveral promotions. Ine Imperial Majeny NAPOLIOAI is Riled Meister mei Th e • i r, C t we entertain great hopes that he may either tall in - rrers (my brother) by the refpeftive Sovereigns. In • • After the manoeuvres were ended, the EMPEROR with them Co as to give them battle, or be able to gave audience to the Prefeft of the Fas-de.Calaist the Come of there credentials, a with is alto expreffed that W comocrael their deigns whatever they may be. We Brume of ARRAS, and the Senator GARAY. by the reftoration of a generalepeace the welfare of The Eweaose, who tome days ago left Paris for are inclined to think that it is, in confequeoce of this Ltt atom; France may be Rill increafed. In the credentials eon Bar aleix-la Chapelle, is attended by the fallowing officers . intelligence that the LORD MAYOR has called a meet. which our gnveys to the German Princes have re. Caesar+ I of the houfehold, General , H al v sat. I, and the Cheep- ing of the Merchants, and other Gentlemen of the berlains d'Aw ausson and de Bs•uMONT. Among the ceived, thole Princes are Riled by his Imperial Majej W A ° ,P,t, City, to confider of the mofl effeaual means of afford. lion —. ladies, are the Lady of Honour, Lady of the Pre- insty Geoff's, as wee the pratlice ender the old Regal Hon.T. the neceffary aid to Governmeitt as ith bodes, car- J. Cato fence. and four ledies of the Palace de. Vaude, Cos,. Government. star, LIICAY, Dad Rellelllay. • riages, and drivers, agreeably to a plan which has Yeßerday morning, about fever o'cloch The Mittiller of War takeshis departure this night bees fubmitted, to his Lordfhip for that purpoie. ;he Er - At t reefs Sea out from Malmaifon for Aix la-Chapelle.- plate for the coati. The Minifter of the Marine is silo on the poiat of leaving us. .- A naval expedition on a very extenfive kale is beatin Her tetinue coa fi lled of four carriages. cetera' out- I • Foe ii 'A Letter from Liege, dated July 24th, contains laid to be on the eve of preparation. Lord Karroo riders , and a detachment of horfe-guards. was di the following particulere oe- 0 The !eclat of the De- was Pent for. by expels. on Friday lag , to attend a It is acid that our Emperor has received from the ,„,,, 41 pertment ofOurtbe, c o t s hich this town is the capita:4 Board of Admiralty, and to give his opinion refpea- King of Spain the Order of the Golden Fleece, and h ones received two days agLetter from the Miniller • mg.theneceffery equipments. Other proceedings alto Ate Grand Crofs of the Order of Melte from the Naelar t)telnterior, announcing that Her Imperial MejeflyGrand Mailer of that Order at Catanea. aptiv was about to vifit the waters of Aix-la•Chapelle ; and indicate that fuck a me afure has been detatnsineda ou: that t h e fleep at Sedan the 23J. On this oc- upon. • . The coronation of the Emperor on the 9 th of No- th in , estru Mayor publiffied-tbe fubfequent notice- ..---.. • vember will draw to Paris a great concourfe rf fo „,,, o Tee Mayor lofts no navels announetnstohis fellow atieens The Hamborg - h Mail due yetterday, arrived this reigners, and occalion a proftifion of luxurieus es. tvrent Ha Km Maketty„ the Enspeets Jer n t utus, ts elpoaest to niaht morn i ng. The intelligence it brings throws no fur pence. Several orders have already been received heat; Irithbi die walla d .f ttah A t " 11. dlitra4frileleaT ‘ll.lata.ermsli;,he thee light on the Rate ofthe continental polities ; butt here to procure houfes and lortings • yield l "I' • sad the gate --vrel' and the - ------ - 4. we learn by it that the 1 uacleon of the Ruf fi an Rot Pre pat ation , are making for the reception of the cline lace. 's be lambitsoes Amsted la toe florets through which Her bnperiaiMsWely wallas, 110 therefore. Os Ws day. Mammas which w as lying at Revel, has failed on a cruise in Ere, r Rua at Oaend and &olds. He is expelled at Ti • ti" frees et didr basks, precitdy at Mee o'clock. The Mayor the Baltic. The following are a few extraeli :- the latter city on the :ad. Qi2at tees are alfo ordered that coeds titer tils raw Woos win. co th i s c'ecantint "'l lea RATISSON, JULY 23.-Yeßercley evening . the to he or -Tared at Entire's for ;he Hanoverian Lc ton, Me taste joy at teeing in the osidft of them toe aorta Semite of the Ruffian Envoy, Co unt Goetz, fee out for Schlifs, which 'ea at Zelle. ricat the 1 • 9 uP ellac Clad a - die t: "P lie. Thc parochial Miniftc" ° " 1 " where he will remain fome weeks: feveral others of The Secretary of State, Metre, is gone to the town and kabobs are to ghee direEllons for the ringing of the hells the coor e " witt i er unpaid m ile it y mem. wad, w ili be,,,,,,,,,, comitial Envoys will make fhort excurfrons, EMPIROII on the ioaft, as have alto the Minifters at J. S allay • dgeliarge of Artillery." though there are this year no formal vacations. War, and of the Marine. inrli E ......, NURltelliitG, Isnot 23.-On the toth inilent, in The ARrenomer LALAND, is appointed a Mem- f • FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. the evening, his Ma the Rims of SsvtDrie at.. her of the Legion t f Honour. The number of all n w e nt Tioutoanna, Joie 24.-The Rohn we felt the night r ived h e re, and the next day went to fee the Council the Members will, it is feed, be extended to Icacoo. nit of the teals and 2otb, has been felt a great way. Houle, leveret churches, and other places &reeving An annual appointment of 40,0c0 livres was intend- rap More than 100 valets of the fir:ails were in the road. • notice. On the :al be continued his journey by ed for LACEPEDF, the Grand Chancellor of the Le- lo I e accidents were few, compared 'to what might lwl pion, of which, however, he would only accept cOOO. .. have been expeited from a Rolm Co bidden and un. Amberg to Prague. fia t expetted at this feafon. We loft, however, two an. FLORENCE. Jove I.o.—Lart Saturday the Prince ----- chat %May Gallops ; the crews were Caved. Brno *fest and his Lady, her Imperial Highnefs PAU- The Rate of the Poll at Brenttord, this day at ant BOUVIDTAUx, JULY 22.—Captain Brat, of the LISA Box AAAAA , left r this city for Lucca. Madame twelve o'clock, was we. Minerva enivateer, belonging to M. Catarina. has y AATITIA BONAPARTE. the mother of her Highnefs, Mr:MAI:MAILING -.- 39 no .i t lull arrived in this port, 25 days after his departure, is like gone thither from Rome. She will be ac- Er FILANCISEU•DATT? . p 44—. 1 5 011 and has brought with him a rich Englith prize, the bit Atlanta, of Jamaica. • companied to the frontiers by Cardinal FAICII. Sir SIDNEY SMITH had on Saturday a long con tn , ference with the Board of Admiralty. ausuaoso-We hear from Sweden, that the The King of Sardinia, who, as before known, is • lie Ilse Right Hon. CHARLES VILLSIS is elefted gm.) will not return there next winter, but intends gone from Rome to Gaetta, in the Neepolitan ter'''. Member for the Burghs of Dornock, 'Fain, Ding. to ro pa r s a pa n of t h e f ea fon at Stralfund. Orders tory, will go from thence,according to tome accounts, wall, Wick and Kirkwall. In 111'ft been given again to furnith one hundred beg. to Malta. The Earl and Coronets of Moore arrived en Tuef- ni • gage waggons f't the French army of . Hanover. day, at his Lordfhip's bode in gneen-Itreet, Euin- si Ben the Hanoverian Legion which is going to The report that an engartment had taken place burgh. one o r th e reg im e nts a o B ano eeljan ir,.. between the French Toulon fleet and that of Admi Beads, Sunday fe'nnight arrived at Sans Sand, near ',.' fanny is about to fet out for France. rat Nst.eoe, off Cornea, to the advantage of the Dublin, the Earl of Lesfstiottoucts and toile, after -.' We have at tall eflablifbed our neutrality, which former, is not confirmed. an abfence of ma n y years. has been approved by the Er v RM.% of Russia. The n tl ....estr Lice, Juror 3o. -The fleet at • Revel has His Grace the Duke of L i :Neale arrived in fi departure and arrival of couriers are not fo frequint failed to cruise in the Baltic and North Seas. Dublin from England on Tuefday lag. as formerly. Bat whatever may take place, we Mr. Jecesow, an Enelifh G ntleman, Mr. Case , 4:1 1 &all remain quiet fpeOators of it. It is pretended DeciDes, JULY 27,-On the =stn , his Ma the A i k e R an. -r. ..ocet FORT, nephew to Mr. liusTt R., Ira ' -,: here, that England has lately fitewn fome pacific King of SWADIII arrived EE Prague. He is eaPeaed Chancellor of the Excheriner, are a mottg the Com- • i . i difpofitions. here on the 3oth, where he will tom sin four dos and miffioners appointed to elicinire into the fees, fele. c Maraud DSIIIIADOTTS has fent Ids Adjutant to Of• then go by way of Catlfbnd and Ratifbon to Munich. ries, ace. of the Revenue Officers in Ireland. 1 raburgh. It h thought his million is relative CO the Among the retinue of his Mejtßy is the Baron Vom Colonel Conroe is to be appointed Barrack 4 cellos of the Province of Bentheitn. Mailer General of Ireland in the room ot Sir Jour/ 4 ROLAND. thous, Jute t9.-The Infpellors and Commiira- H FRANCS. CILADOCK• • • AGUr, JULY 23.—Our Journals have laid that . Genes Al Mcioll a and his Staff failed on Monday, • ties of Inftranion have OR arrived from all the De• T in a ett.ter, to make obterrattons on the camps at t I r• artmeots of the RepahFc. To-morrow they will ourAmbafiadorat ParioCitizen Se Ir INM Sereetrirren. \ 1 I recite. miler the Prefidency of AL V A NS/110*LN. the has arrived here from Paris, but this is not trne. it Move horn whence they did not return till Thilti'd ' piste of deliberation on the . aeliaration of wilie is his brother who has arrived from that ( viral, and General Dos has got a command in Stifle:, and is :thrusts, the Rate of academies and unive Cities, the fince gone to Amfterdam, where he reticles. a saminatian of ProfelTors, Bcc. a:c. focceeded in the Dunbar dißria by BrigadiLr-Gene- All the tronps. iaclading the Batavien, intended ral Loral Eerie les rows. Courrartristort.s,Jour to.-TheC•rivav PACHA for at _ _ and , tn, n0t.,,,, to 1 _ 0,0 men, , the cam p Zeyfl, A .., S. ....rtnidAl the Oxford Loyal Volunteers, command. s , a ellerday let fail with his fittedron. After he has Jed by Colonel SNP Loom marched ieto Reading, to fired the !fiends of the AtclOpelago, and r eceived are mow affembled there Ours alone have a Hain • remain three weeks upon 'permanent duty. -I the arnaal tribute, he will go into the lonian Seal of artillery of 46 pieces of cannon ace howitzer., a .1-1 r t ; a e G j a .re -t .g.t..e CI. __uracc at were at Catham are and craze between Albania aid the Motet. • great number of AMM AAAA Ilion pay gems, foe the draw- encamped on Barham Downs. Several Rail in b rats with troops have latel• paffd ; rig of which fro Imrits are terrii.ed. On Monday The works at Dove., on the wellern heights, are • 1 by the Canal., and ha l e t•t. gme 1... *b.: Seven Limo ti the troops will bei:,in tale g ' tt,d. MArGoiVrtf. The carrying on wi.h notch expedition. Ides, where an ittOorertli.... is twirl. leaved. I: is lire 4th WcOt India It:gimeto has embarked at certain that the iohehrtants ar e much dirfaei fieti a ith number of Arange. 4 who La. , : come tn fee the camp, )]amines int Cgs Inn. ore CMI lea of M. M.,csatc-n. C.romidary Ccnst al is alrei iy very cnt.lidcr.,'...e ; ~rd the price of I r"vi - The 34th Rez,imetit of Foot marched IA week ll / o f t e e E m peror r 1 Ruffin •fro error' ease of fo I firms, and the him "(co: 6.,es il the ncii,hlumultood from their cou.nti y cant , amens, rear Norm ich, t ee Many Rialltati armed veltel. 114% C..11•....' t• MC 1111 c 1:t 1 of utt, the, ere 7 , :•1) , :, ' ,iced. Wrloll'oalge Bitter ks. refs in this Cap.:A: Thi• c l-•trolau ee I- 0. ... c:1 . Six I.oglheals of porter were diflribu•ed among i. h e t. v . to m ro,( w the oehlie entry rf the fumed lovers) meet.; g• betoeco i...cip. Art.loolr.a• • - -', .de e r.. the (hit divifion of the German Legion, elide they /II d,),...aa o re 0,,, 1 . , r ,,,,,, ao e I, A ee n o t 1,-.. e a Fren-11 Ari.o.utudor, M. de : 7 4 , 0 ...vs... Y, will t......: 1...1tcd at Ilriehton to Wednefday, by order of the I It r tuti..rl. 01 (.. so tl tv ....t , and 0 r ktut.w, if t.o. y plat r . Til; t . cro het rorotnt 1 C:AI Committon at lOU Prin.-e of Wears. On the following day, after be. were n••• atittrr ed. t; •c ' l6 " s "" H s w " ." 2 ,''''' ' . ter Jam and •\ ma!,:am o ull be po Cent at the In. ing iofpaled by his Itnyal Higlinefs, they proceeded on their march to Itelhill, whete tliey are to be en , the pot' to of reudr,i.g tho l e pr. jeCis agenaUtc tt. 1 1...n4n . ty. at... 1 A p. of tl.e ortifum will be under 111 the othc, State. #.l Luolse. l caurped. Wilco the P. af.•n A 11.1...M.d.,r eery.,(4,l , f. r . Rt I . Admir .1 Pc. - vs VAI Talsaner: who tam - In cnnferptenee of tome difpute at the late Af fr o , e ihtoe-rh the L)..t.tenell,. 1.4 is • •-t -A Pcds tI i flees • ra Rolcommer, a meeting volt place on the P w a si , e ,ro ie p ,..,t•e, , c; e l ,a i that a, cl' e F. r .c.. v ~. ,t I mar..•^ ,. . t!•C th; , Cl . v..," •h e ....44tinam in the WeR In morning ta Satuolav fe'oniglit, in the J.:m.4rue o p,a.,.;,), a l I' c . •41(1, ail pliT , •V* old 1 ,, t Ire .1.-•, ;• A: fiV C.l he , e. Nest pa. k, mat Athlor.e, between F-s It- n, an. ,;,:";,,,t..2.,,i,,:;.h.,,,,..,i, ti i , ..4 . Nilw,„o,,,,..Lcitln, s p a c t in ibs i • t a; ,vat .. 1 .1 . ,,r1. nt . ~ : r, :0,i.,4,.,,i,ih. A:,,,..a...d_0rc,e74,171. , 1 , .-- D— g , Ef.tr#. when after exchanging a cal 1 4 1 in. Is etch , (by the lafl 'alai ot al ;ch Mr. U.' 1 7 , 5 , , I a , c r s Is ..at-i t s. ~n t a .„da. , ing rho: lE.U - i lle I. tI" ' III. : ." • I. ' .r., hi. N ' Y'l rite 116.1. .r.• . pIALed 11 Mr. H. ' s 1161 . 115 . iF.O teconds it • , .1. i 1 ..•1, i.:tdved riu i tioutl) to p;erersr. Lnittieffy to rum taw's, !. as sensed hole ft= London, teetered , and an amicable t ecoaraliation took place. MIDDLE4t3X ALEMON. At the Oak of the poll pa Saturday, the amnbere were oa db. davit. yog— i's. 31r FaANcir BVIIDITT Pot Mr. s 'MARINO 7 0 Majority for Sir Fitootia Ettitor.T r POT Sr Taattets lk liar/ r. For Mr. ?viol NWALINII. set Day - - 6u ift Day • stl Day - - :,61 id Day 3d Day - - 265 N Duy . 4th nuy 187 4th Da stL y eay - 172 tth Day 6th Day - - los 6th Day 7th Day - • 2 0 4 7 0 ( MT • Stb Day • - tth Day • 9tit Dar - - 93 9th I V/ acth Day - - 99 rah Day lath Day $$ s tth Day l yth Day - . 7s srth Day • - 399 . - 3tz - - $57 - - 1 91 . - Es! • 146 . . 108 . . 109 . . 106 • . 9$ . . 20 Total • - spit Total - - 247/ Total Majority in favour of Mr. Mat nwautno rtE Upon the poll being declared by the' Sheriff,— Sir VIASCIS Bur:art addreffed the Meeting to the following purport :—Gentlemen, you will per ceive from the poll of this day, that the exertions which you have made fince talk I had the honour of addreffiag lon, st!. , eady begin to be felt ; that the tide has turned and fct in our favour (applooles).— The hope, Gentlemen, which I have ever entertain ed of our final fuccefs, is coofiderably increafeci by this event, becanfe pallll recollat that this is the i day upon which the has been %raft favourable to us during the late as well as the prefern coriteß. This' circumstance holds out to my mind the mutt encou raging profiled. Indeed the afforarices which my friends have received, who have been good enough to make applicatinas in my favour, and the promiies made to myfelf in the course of my perfonal canvas, fully guarantee that we fhall, on Monday next, make farther and important progrefs in the advantage which we have obtained today ; that in fat, Gen tlemen, the kale will decidedly turn in our favoar— (ei"). entlenten, I thoold not think it need:try to take by fo much of your time, day after day, in addraling you, and thus detain you from that which is muck more material to our common intereft, the protects tion of an alive aid vigorous canvas, if it were not for the calumnies which are daily invented and pro pagated by our. adverfary and his agents. Whether you regard the enclofures which are fent in circular ktters to the feveral fieeholdets of the county—whe ther you regard the advertifements that are pithlithed by our opponent Itimfelf, in which he charges ,your efforts to maiiddin your independence as the foulefl cool piracy—whether you regard the fables which ap pear in the hired public prints of the day, or the pla cards which are In widely diffufed in the capital, you will find nothing but the fame Cuckoo note o f " trea fon and perjury." If thole perfons will deal in falfe. hood and calumny, they Ihould at Lalt thew f a me ingenuity, and not coailaritly perfill in repeating the fame ablurd tale, and in almoil prectiely the fame terms. It is unfortunate for their object, that their calumnies are In widely and fo unfparingly feathered over all the high chars ters who have honoured me with their fupport ; that though their malignity is great. the effea of it i.. impotent. By the uniformity of their (train and method, and by the injudicious ,:if tribution of their flander, they ablolutely hale their own pupae (aptieusfes). Thefe men them to have adopted the maxim that "fufficient for the day is the be thereof," but they fhould remember that the fame lie will not fuffice for every day in the week ; they &could, therefore, endeavour to vary a little their ca- Inmnies, and thus give them fomewhat the appear ance of novelty, and not to allow them t o g row Rale in the hands of their cutlomers. By neglating this, their invedives ceall: to excite the inttrelt of the pub lic. They rather provoke the driguft and indignation of the liberal and the hone% becaufe, notwithfiending the gr• felt charge againll my friends and me, they have never attempted to tuttain it by any thing like fad or argument It is not enough conftantly to keep op the cry of t , treafon and perjury." It is rads and indecent, and rottething mote, loosely to hazard fuels accufations. If they have any foundation in truth, why are they not immediately brought before the proper tribunals, for inquiry and punithment (op. ?loofa) T Where there is no CwitICE•CC to fullain fuels i accufations, how inveterate is the malice that can even aIBfI in promoting their currency. Gentlemen, the charge of perjury has been ad-1 vanced againfi my hiends. Had Inch a ferious of fence been imputed . to perfons in the humbler walks of life, I have no oecafion to defctibe to you. the con- 1 fequenees likely to fault. Every man mull feel that it might produce the ruin of thole who are not plac ed in eircumllances to pintel them againft the afper fion. Fortunately, however- Gentlemen, it has hap pened in this instance, that thole calumniators have feleded men of coniequence and refratability for the objets of their *collation —men who are perfatly capable of vindicating then:delves—men whole inte yell cannot be atieded by any charge of this nature. But yet I unit that every man of honour and libe rality will ticat ;:le fiat charge with as much indig nation as if the e..ln ui the gentlemen againll whom g is pointed were the immediate confequence—(at plauft.r). Gentlemen, among theother flanderous libels propa gated a gainst my charater, and which I pats by in lentil, I rind in a morning Paper of this day, the fol lowing Crud, which purports to be addieffed to the 7.ditor by the Marchinnas of Salifbury : The Marchionefs of Sanitary define the !Ater of the Morn te - H e rald oia lionw di a tdy euntraillit a paragraph, wich O %woks be bee inadvettnatly inferted l bs Paper, Stati h ng, that the bad fent a noother of Voters to brown f..k Trends Eurdatt, al be wosid. on dog contrary, cerranclo vie aim potable i .s t rtiou ratan Co prefer, d au away el this May Cora:mien. Hatfield. Amgen s. 404. Gentlemen, I would elk, whether a more gref, 'ad infamous libel can be imagined by the mind of man, and whether it is potable that a woman, a gen tlewoman, fhould thus obtrude bench upon public notice—Mould fir far forget what is becontiog her rank and fez as to being her same in quellion, by giving her iipport and tellinsony to an affertion, of ihe jallice of which at ben . * could know neibimg.-- No. Gentlemen, the thing is not to be be l ievedi ; toI mull reckon it among the tricks sad s which my opponent has thought proper to rain, It -ever could conic `rota this Lady. (4,05: i Mr.lnufi.t.) fLit. 1"..c r et vittitices, it la ctianty i. 41 rely of civet-tit-1h fot oho tlo.t knows at.y thing of this count' y. couid curpoic d the politts.it y . 1::000:Cit t:i4l Of Salitbllty would be • !band wog the advntates of one cafe, Tjte t I kit alluded to was no doubt, fabricated wit] •iew to the oftettlatitros contradietion I hawa . j readt : for' lately no one couldlarley &t i me b 4 would be rupported by the Marquis of Salgbbiy, w has had mole places, and, if report he not, fold nu places than any man in England. We know that main employment is what they call at Court a II Stick. This . nick, Gentlemen, has the power 01 magical charm, it padres the properties of a t pedo, which whenever a man touches his !totes intlantly benumbed; fo with the White Stick-+ moment a man lays his hand on it, he becomes dt to every feeling of patriotifm and public fpirit (L . !!maul..) Gentlemen, it is abfurd to think that t cattle would be not graced by fuch fupport. & fopti , .rt indeed would never give effee, nor add d nit) to the cattle we maintain. Now, Gentlemeb, with reference to the phrafe to this libel of happy conflitntion." I Deg to fa. few word/. It is no wonder that the Marquis of lifbury and I &mid differ as to the meaning oft] phrifc—there ate many who confider it in differ paints of view. Some mitlake the :tholes of the c ititution for the conftitution itfelf, and undoubtei I am, and ever /hall he, an inveterate and active portent of thole abufes. ("Apt:mfrs.) People h. diffetent modes of ellimating different things; to adopt the mazinl— " What's the wnrth of any thing " But jult as much as it will bring•" In that fink certainly it is to the Marquis of Sr bury, and froth perfons, iaval<taU.—to ns, Gentlest tt is very dear. [Laughter and apyaasfes.] My vi, of ibe fubjelt are extremely dititsent, at the rig privileges and inure's of the people are. in my )) itt n, ihe moll elFential part of the contlitutMo 0$)- Lventlemen, before I leave you, let me exhort to come forward eady on Monday morning. N bers have told my ft iends and me that they siu come forward in caf. of neceffity. To them lat repeat. that the neceffity which exills is created t by themielves. By them, however, I fruit, that cdfity ai,l he removed. If they come forward utediatery, 1 am lure the contell will terminate Manuer glorious to their charafter. and benefici. the belt inteiells of the country at large. Sir Fa kw cis retired amide the loodelt acclamat Mr. Maimweatact then came bewail on the ings. The nife, as ufital, was exceffive, and vented the poffibility of his fpe dcing with any 11 of being heard. He, however, (aid a few wore follows : .• Gentlemen—lt is needlefs, for many reafon attempt to addrels you here at ai4 length; n, there any great neceffity for i'. Though preve by your illiberality from addrefling you with free, the harm is not great, while the numbers on the (fainting to the nuanheri)—fpeak for me with elicit, ripe powerful Coin arty that I or any man rout, ploy. 'Mete thew the topper% which the majori the refpcSable Freeholders of Mildlefex think c to be given to my caufe, which is the cattle of 0 Mike, and honour, agailitt that of diforder." Here the noire grew lo intolerable, that Mr. I wartime, as ufital. was under the neceffity of ret The moll interefling fpeflacle which prefented on Saturday. was a cavalcade, limier the conch Mr. Hale TOWNSEND, with'a number of Frecht from Wapping. This cavalcade was preced, twelve liorfemen, each bearing.) llandard with feription expreffive of attachment to the CANIC FRANCIS BURDITT. In the fill carriage, dray four honk's, was a numerons band of mulie. vehicle, in the front of which Apollo's lyre w; pended, was decorated with oak leaves. A v immediately followed, on which was placed a I cosliderable dimentines, completely rigged and with freeholders in feamen's theft. Upon the fat two boatswains, who piped loudly as they along. The Ship was proltifely decorated wit leaves. Upon the main mall was the Enflgn George. with the infcription of "Suceefr to she ! old Enslard." Upon the wizen were the colt , Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, with the infcription of deu and Independence." The pailinns who dra vehicle, were dread in feamen's jackets and fcrs. The (hip was followed by Mrs. and Mifs ' SAND, in a coach and four. 'lnc proceflion was by a long train of carriages, filled with Freely The novelty of this idea excited conliderable tainraent..As Conn as the cavalcade reached I ling*. it was received with acclamations a 'she Tv., 4 . aid fistglarrd," the !auk playing Britaarsia." A mailer chimney.fweep named Lake, beir firongly prelfed to go to vote for Sir FRANC' NETT, Cud, if he went at all he would gU in hi ing diets; that of courfe was nut objelted t Soot-Lo had another point to Will on, he mull the noble Lord who catwaffed him in hit earl the hutting. ; the vote mull not be toe, and tl ling and the Sweep fat cheek by.jole in the e, to the great antistiment of a number of (pal The Captain of a neutral refit, arrived p in the River from the Testi, hiiogs intelligei BoAAAAPTI was daily expetled at Arnaerda that preparations of the mutt fplendid kir making for his reception. One of the St. Vincent Papers mentions of the furrenda of Curacoa to a (quadri Jamaica. and the confequent repoffafion of steam floop of war. A letter has jut! been received from Weic wr, in which he does not complain t fubjeeLd to. any peculiar shardibip. He h, been joined by any of his officer. or crew, kept at Paris. while they are at Verdun, or whither they were marched immediately:ll - tar A letter limn Captain WILLIAM Sri Yu FM mailer of the Nail, of Hull, dated Atvigi 23, 11;04, fays,- 0 I am happy to inform y o n , got libctated trim that tumid and miferab the French prifon in Guadaloupe, which wa to put a dog in. Locked up in a dungeon CTe with about fifty more poor fellow (offerers i bed I endeavoured to rick the fofteß part of and my pillow was a large lime ; nut %las/ fcanty, but bread in plenty, and thank G sts of hens Nate? run through the ' , filial yams ' them laR Friday, aid arrived here two d with Capt. Daunts, late of the Duke of Kent I got away by aflutsting.the name of soy wa I palling (or fupercatgo sad owner of the