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v•• '_ GERMAN?: JULY 4. ,'S _mim. _ \ JUNE s 7. HAMBURGH, JULY 3. The firft fleet of Engin merchantmen for the Baltic, fince the removal of the embargo, paired the Sound on the 28th ult. under convoy of his Mlefty's fbips WAARBADINNID and ANNE. he Kiac of DILN MANE has revoked his man date prohibiting the exportation of ammunition and naval &ores from the Duchies of Holftein, &hlefwick. Altona, and the Counties of Pinne berg and Rantzau. All thofe articles, except filch as are deemed contraband by treaties and royal edicts, may now be freely exported. Such articles alone are to be deemed contraband, as are de r• figned and enumerated in another royal edit of the 28th of March, 1794. Hence it is evident that Denmark has ceafed to adhere to the princi ples of the Convention of armed Neutrality con cluded,at Peterfburgli in tfloo; and her reconcilia tion with Great Britain may be confidered as ac tually effected. The light-houfes of Cronenberg, Anholt, Ska gen, Thunoe, and Lindefnas are, by virtue of another royal ordinance, to b e lighted again from the 7th iaftant, in the fame manner as they were before the late differences. Letters from Pcterfburgh, of the 14th Rate, that At a x *Ulna the Firft, notwithltanding all that has been faid to the contrary, is determined to in terfere in the molt aftive manner in the general political concerns of Europe. A treaty of the albfeft alliance and friendthip is expelled to be formed without delay, between him and the Courts of Vienna and Berlin, with the avowed intention of compelling France to a general pacification upon equitable principles.—Citizen Duaoc has a&ually received a copy of the projeß of the Rill flan Monarch, and has forwarded it to Paris by a fpecial Mefenger. The Magiarates of Bremen have at length Cue eeeded in inducing the Pruffian Government to order the head-quarters of General KLIIST to be removed from the Ncw Town of that City. This deliverence was claimed upon the ground of the evacuation of the other Hanfe Towns of Lubeck and Hamburgh by the Danes. With what other arguments the claim may have been fßpported, and to what extent, is not known. The head quarters are to be transferred to the town of Hoya, about five or fix German miles flirther up the We. fey, where it is underflood General KLIIST with his flaff are to arrive this day. WAWA, JUNE s 6. The Brifgau will now loon be delivered up to the Houfe of Mouss A. Three Cornmiflioners have arrived at Gunzburg, to feparatt the documents relative to that country, from thole belonging to the other diftrias of Anterior Aultria. Baron Sow, maasw, Imperial Privy Counfellor, and Chief of the Country, is at the head of this Committee. The whole of the archives 'that had been conveyed to Vienna, during the war, has been brought back to Gunzburg. ERANCIEFORT, JUNE ay. The Elector of Mentz has rejeded the demand of the French Government for taking off the toll paid by French Citizens of the Jewilli perfuafion, on entering his territory, as this could only be done b_y means of a decree of the Empire in gene ral. Reprifals will now be nfed it Mentz, againft all Eleaoral fubjeas. The French Miniflers at feveral German Courts have formally made the Official Declaration, that the late occupation of Carel, Kehl, and Duffeldorf, had not been made with any holtile intention. but merely with a view to afcertain the condition of thole points in which they had been evacuated and delivered up agree. ably to the treaty of Luneville.—The report that the Prince Ballo? of Banana willies to reign his government to his Coadjutor, the Bifhop of Wilts vita°, is confirmed. The latter is returned to his refidence, from Bamberg. No movements of any kind are obferved among the Pruffian troops in Franconia. Baron Assisi is at prefent making a tour in the Elc&oral dominions along the banks of the Rhine, on which occafion he intends having a con ference with the Couorellor of State Renoir and the Prefea Jou-tsar. to arrange the diferences refpeaing the Toll paid by the Jews. He arrived yetterday at Cafe!, where be was received with the loudelt acclamations of joy, the populace taking the borfes front his carriage and drawing it to the Inn. ItAIINDON, JUNE 19. In this lah fitting of the Diet, Schwarzcnberg, Freyfingen, Bercholflagden, Ratilhon and Ecclef tolds, have voted for the ereaion of a monument to the honour of his Royal Highocfs the Arch dokp Colima & They fpeculate here refpeaing a propofition which a great Power is on the point of offering to the Diet with regard to the political Connitution of the Empire. It Paid that the wheels of this van ;machine will be diminifhed, and its forces con centrated. According to this plan, which we Rate merely on the ground of public report, all the States of the Empire, not including Außria and Praia, will be reduced to the twelve follow. ing: Bavaria, Saxony, Hefe Calrel, Here Darts- Radt, Wirtemberg, Baden, Hanover, Brunfwick, Mecklenburgh, Orange Nara°, Holaein, and An halt. Thefe States alone are to nominate the Em. petor and to vote at the Diet. All the others are to be incorporated; the Ecelefiafticil States with out the (mallet refiriaion. and the fecular, referv. ing only to their Princes their ufeful domains. Such is the jubilance of a work which has been circulated among the Members 6f the Diet. under the title of the eatrowic Appeal, and which appears to have been cosnoofed by order of an highly re fpeciell power, with the e serer' view of preparing their fpirits for the reception of the intended pro petition. ITALr. MILAN, JULY :6. A letter from Florence of the t Ith inflant fps, that the army of obfervation had fet out on its march for Rome. By letters from Naples of the 6th infant, we learn that M. ACTON has fud.. l denly fet out for Palermo, the RING being dan geroutly ill at that place. The Duke of GRAVINIp and the French Kmifter, Citizen Eto,yiza, in tended to fet out for Palermo, from Naples, the day following. The Englifh capture every veffel, coming from or failing for Neapolitan and Papal ports, excepting filch as belong to Anfirian fuly jees, whole cargoes they take out, and pay the freight, but return the yea's. Three Neapolitan frigates given up to 'France, have entered the port of Ancona. With the garrifon of Porto Ferrajo an armidice has been concluded. LONDON. THURSDAY, JULY 16. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Confole, malty, 62--Dltto„ ace. 64—.DItto, cr. d1v.64 Omutum tof. Reduced6rf..4per Cent. Mn er Can. 94 96 — New 5 per COIL 9611 , f4.... 11. lge ADS. 3.56 i. PRIM: OE STOCKS YESTERDAY : Bank Stack +- I Long Ann. zit 9.16 S per C. Red. g lit I Short Ann. 3 3 - 1 6 i 3 par C. Coot fiC Z. dit. Imp. 3 paCatt. 604 4 4 Kr Odd. 8 4 Imp. Ann. 11 sz-16 5 per C. Navy asf i mar. Omaium so * s per C Loy. a6f f Cad. far Ace . ..-. The difpatches brought yeflerday by Mr. ring, were publilled at too 14te an hour to afford us an opportunity of giving them in the whole of our impreffion. We therefore fubjoin the LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Dowtoma-s , mat 55,180 z. DISPATCHES, at which tit Mowing are Copia, Aiwa been thie: • =ved from the Earl of Eton., by the, Right H Lord HAwgzetuar, Ids Mejeafe Peindpsi Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs : Conftandnople. June 5, iki, My Lord—An opportunity for writing to Eu rope having occurred, I avail myfclf of it to men tion to your Lordlhip Tome farther details from Egypt, which have juft reached me in a private Letter from Lord Kamm, dated sad May. The enemy, after quitting. Khamania, made a wonderful march, and reached Cairo on the Lath of May. It is fuppofed thoy then advanced to at tack the Viair at Belbeis. General Hurcutesoc, who was in his progrefs from Rahmania towards Cairo, had, by the aid of the Arabs, taken a convoy of five hundred Ca mels, with their efcort of fix hundred men. It was defined for Alexandria, which is onderflood to be in greet want of force articles of provifions and water, General liwrcificsow, in his march up the country, obferves, that the inhabitants are in the higheß degree incenfed againa the French, petting to death every one that falls into their bands. Admiral BLASI/ITT, ID his letters to Lord KEITH of the 6th, acquaints him with the arrival, of the reinforcements from India n ider the com mand of General BAIRD, Colonel W 114.1814 11`, Colonel Molt ear, Om After the furrendering of Damietta, a corps ofl fevtn hundred men embarked on the lake Burins' for Franca, and were taken by Lord Kiurn. (Signed) [LOIN. Conitentinerle, Jane I. Mr Loan---A bleffenger h this Moment' come in from Lord Kamm. whole private letter I beg leave to tranfcribe : " Off Alexandria, May 2 3 , 1841. " By a letter I have received from the Capitan " Pacha, dated at Kemeiheriff, on the igth, his " Excellency informs me, that the Secretary of l " the Grand Vizier bad arrived with the agree " able intelligence of the French and Copbts hay ing moved forward from Cairo, to attack the " Vizir's army, but that his Highnefs had ad a vanced with his artillery and cavalry, defeated the Enemy, and forced them to retreat." Lprd /Cairn appears to have had no further details of this important aelion. ( Signed) arch. Meat Hen. Lord HAWILII.V•II,BCC. att. kc. Thus at UR we have accounts fomesvhat Of ficial from Egyp t ; and fo far as they go they a re . fatisfaitory. They go not however far enough, and to every one it mull appear a little ((range that we do not hear dime from General Hur CRIMSON. Thearrival however of" General BAIRD, ,Colonel WILLISLRY, Colonel MURRAY. 4C." at Suez, is important intelligence, and would have been Rill more fo, if Infieed of " itc." the other item had been inferted in Lord Esoi w's letter. We (hall hope, however, &onto be favoured with Come thing decifive s for notwithllanding all the fuccef fes we have had iq Egypt, it is wonderful the ene my fbonld 11111 call as an enemy in that quarter the capture of the convoy going to Alexandria, and the advantage gained by the GRAND Visisa's army,"may Intim that event. _ _ It would be mare fat isfattory to the public (what. ever it may be to ifinißors) if Lord Esc la would fend Lord Krirm'slettersthan his own: if hisLord thip'scnuld takeaftratikiter, we ought to have Leen in polleffson of Egypt hing ago. But really they would aced a cosumentary ; fur is one pie e we are told that the natives (that is the Copts)1111 evert Frenchman who falls into their hands, and in ano ther, that the Copts (or natives) marched with the French to attack the Vizier's army. In the laft Extraordinary Gazette, Lord EL6III Rated the \Tulsa to have arrived at El Hanka, within four leagues of Cairo; now he places him at Belbeis, between which and Cairo El Hanka is half way.—Did the VlT.tsz retreat ?—ls it poifible the French could have 'fuel) a form as to induce him to retreat I—We are not informed. On Tuefday at to o'clock, their Majarrtaa, the Paramus, the Counteffes of Uxnatnos, Ross. ' LYN Ladies CATHCALT, DURM4II4 SUDLIY, &C. the Earls Of UXBRIDGE, ROSSLYfi t Lord &D -LILY, &C. embarked on board the ROYAL COUR LOTT! Yacht, and were cruifing off Weymouth till fix o'clock in the evening, in company with his Majefty's (hips_ Foary wax, Lord AMSLIV3 BIAV• CREEK, and HYDRA, the Hon. Capt. PAGET : the day was uncommonly fine, which drew together a raft number of fpeetators ; their MAJESTIES were falated on their embarking and landing, with a Royal falute from the frigates. We underfiand that it is the intention of Go. vernment to form brigades of Pioneers in Ireland by drafts of fifty men from each regiment on that, ellablifhment. The 45th and both regiments of Foot !aft week landed at Portfmouth from the Weft Indies. On Tuefdny and yeilerday the 9th regiment of foot, confining of three battalions, have been die embarking at Portfmouth, from Jerfey. This re giment, chiefly recruited from the militia, (erred the whole of the campaign in Holland, afterwards accompanied Gen. Sir JaKIS Po zrsii or in the ex pedition to &Heine, Ferrol, andC.adiz; were ebotit two months in Portugal, from whence they went to Jerfey, and are now returned to England. ' Among the many inftences of fpirit and loyalty evinced by our brave troops at the prefent crifis, no Regiment has more diftinguiffied itfelf by ks animated zeal for the fervice, and its affeetionate attachment to its commanding Officer, than the tit battalion of the 62d regiment, commanded by Co lonel BAIRD, brother to the gallant conqueror of Seringapatam, now quartered at Fermoy, in Ire land:—each company in the battalion having ad dreffed its refpeaive Captain, without the email& hint or infinuation from the officers, to volunteer their fervice: in any part of the globe, with their worthy Commander. The regiment was com pored of Englifh militia, and their Cervices limited to Europe.—DuMii Eveniv J ane 25, titiet. - The British Government, it is aid, has intimat ed to the Danifh Cabinet, that the expences incur red by laying on and taking off the embargo on the Danini (hips will be defrayed out of the Eng lifh Treafury. Count Wotoazow has taken Monsisua's late houfe in Welbeck-fireet, while his own in Harley- Itreet is repairing. The famous Citizen 111111 Y VANDIR NOOT, who diftingaiffied himfelf fo much leveret years fine by the aetive part he took in the revolt of the Ne- 1 from the Auftrian Government, has ap plied to the Batavian Government for leave to fet tle in Holland with his brother, who has refided eight years in the vicinity of Bergen-op-Zoom. His requeft has been granted, on condition that h e !hall be conftantly under the vigilant eye of the Police, and promife never to engage in any politi cal intrigues. All the Civil Servants of the FAQ India Com pany, who may hereafter be eftabliffied in the Pre fidency of Bengal, are to be attached to the New College for the firft three years after their arrival and during that period of time, the prefcribed flu. dies of the College are to conflitute their foie pub. lic duty- And all the Civil Servants already en the Eflablifhtnent, whofe refidence has not exceed ed the term of three years, are attached to the Col lege for the like period, from the date of the late regulations. Poo e's Rains.—.At Haverill, in Suffolk, a cu rious inftance of pbe enormous amount of the Poor's Rates lately occurred. A farm of about 3oq acres, belonging to Sir G. BIIAVIIONT, each acre worth, on a moderate calculation, nos. a year, remained fome time untenanted. At left it was let at t 3s. an acre, on condition that the landlord ftiould bind himfelf to pay the excels of the Poor's Rates above tat. in the pound. The confequence is, that at .the end of the year, the landlord will have above yol. to pay on the balance. The oval houfe ere&ing by Lord Baisroc, at Ickworth, near Bury, will revive the ancient lia bility and magnificence of Englifh building*. The very tax on bricks amounted to igool. before the arches and fewer' under ground were finiffied. The Duke of Nswcasias has pnrchafed Mr. Ha aruan's houfe in Portman-Igoe'', and this day the Harrison family left town to embark for the Weft Indies. Madame Mae* made her firs appearance in Edinburgh, on Saturday evening, in the Affem bly Rooms, George-ftreet, to one of the moll falhionable and brilliant audiences ever remem bered so have been teen affembled at this feafon . The favourite Scots Air, " "fa' thee were my air. " the gave with all the national fimplicity that could poffilly be defined. The Crinan Canal is expeZted to be opened du ring the courfe of this month. The accomplifh aunt of this great undertaking, by which a circu itous and hazardous navigation will be avoided, is highly creditable to the feelings of its honourable I projedor and Cupporter. Yefterday was St. Swithin's day f and from the torrents of rain that fell during the courfe of it, and this day, people are difpofed to augur a con tinuance of wet weather for forty days. The late rains have given fuch luxurianoe growth to the torn in Scotland, that in feveral fields oats are upwards of fix feet high. On Tuefilay one of the lisaosions's mutineers, a foreigner, was executed on board the Pumas?, the fentence of the other, a yonth of 14 years old, *hen the unfortunate bq fi nefs happened, is com muted for baniflunent during the :mum* ova a( his life. NAUTICAL INTL►LLIGENCz MALLS THIS DAY.-WW & W. A 'Rivas Du o Humbug/Is a t Waterford. July ii, t t Dcwitadeo, July 13, • Tosser, Jutzr 4.—Sailed this day the Slip Arabella, Captain RALPH Honoson, for London, Remains here the ADNIR•L MITCHELL cutter, a 16 guns, Lieutenant Maar. Wind W. S. ir. Fatmovru, Jun , 4.—Arrived the SHEERNESS brig tranfport, with So French prifoners, from Ply. mouth for Liverpool.—Sailed the American brig Reward, HOOPER, fer Dieppe; the Englifh fhip ENISLETON, with 1000 Barrels of Flour, 267 hhds. tobacco, soo barrels turpentine, ginfeng, pink root, &c.; and Brothers, Data.aw, for Swan. fea. By the Lacer HOBAKT Packet which arrived yeflerday, we learn that 500,000 bulhels of Wheat were purcbafed at Quebec for this Country, and were to be embarked in veffels to fall from thence under three convoys, the llrft was to fail on the 12th of July, under convoy of his Majetty's fhip HIND, Capt. LARKIN. The Packets for Litho!), America, and Weft Indies, are Rill detained by contrary wind.—Wind YttMOVIIIqULT 14.—Arrived here this morn. ing the LYNX oop of war, Captain Scree, from St. Peterlburgh : the Lys; on ker pafage paired two outward-bound convoys off the .Seaw on the sth and 6th infant. Arrived alto the WAAICZAN. HUD, Capt, 1111-4, with feveral Englith reliefs which had been detained in the Baltic by the Em. peror of RufEa, bound to England.—r Captain Ds. TOMS/ORE of the Dart came home paffenger in the Lraz, and has brought diffatches with which he lmmediady fet off to town in a poft-chalfe. This vetrel has brought over a great number of letters from the fleet in the Bal tic. Arrived likewife the PHOttli cutter and SPIRDWILL brig from the fleet under Admiral Dtcasoit. • PORT3MOOTH, JOLT sp.—Arrived the Sea Hoes', of 38 guns, Capt. Foora, and Is Cos- STANT, from the Downs: alto the PigIICEI. JIM* boat, from a cruize.—Sailed the !lazaaq poop, Capt. BUTTtIfIILD, on a cruize. Sat aaaaa s, JULY 15.—Came down this "sopa. in g from Chatham to Blackftakes, the Beravize, of 54. guns, Captain BIOUGHTOt• Sailed the jaczezz gun-brig, Lieutenant Pairrisoss, for the Downs. A number of people are daily ell:played at low water on the Amsescarsa : they hate cut all her mai away, and got out moll of her guns , and likewife faved a quantity of her ftores. is nearly righted, and her deck is clear at lowly*, ter, but it is apprehended the cannot be weighed, as itie 14$ bedded herfelt fp much in the fand i We are lorry to lament the lots of twenty-three unfortunate perfons who perifhed in her, among them was one woman and her infant child. Wimi 3. W, with rain. _••--- - - - - DIAL, JULY is... Sailed the BOLD and Met- LARD gun veffels, on a cruize. Put back, the ROYAL Gamma, &toccatas, for the Cape of Good Hope. Wind S. W. GIAYIIIND, JULY Is.—Paired by, the Neptune, Lira, from Oporto; Sizerfl, from 101juit• zic ; Wow EizabettZpyr; from Hamtittygh ; Harvey, Warsoa, Crookhaven ; Pocock, WHRATLOC IL, from Senegal; Twee Gehrocieni, Swart'; and Wow Anna, ELMS, front Em en. Sailed the C.arterett, SCOTT, for the Cape of Hope; ate Hannah, BUTCH, for Lit bo u. AIRWED. At Bar bdoea..lerbadeo, Kirmbe, Gam LiverroLlt Either. Bowers and Elisabeth, Knowles, from Africa ; Seofey. Hall; Ms at Those. Goodwin ; Walter Boyd, Davis i and AO" Richards, with the reit of the fleet, from Lamb e. ' At M;stimiquo•-Clio, Couplanel, from LastosAig. At Liverpool—Bak them New Yak; Ilfarailk, from Baltimore; Frtietie —, fr i nt a lr mei; Aristine, johnfou, from Batted/my 'Dugs*; sod Mercurius, Brock., from Doistairi. At Demaran,-Fanny, Harper, from Liverpool; and R. , beees.Reed, from London. At - Fulmo . —Boron Notion. Potter, fact Loodaa. At Ottordoefo—Tychode Brake, Lune, from Dart*. At 13abite...Watioa, Polka. from Landon. At Cowes—Pauliao, Borroedle, from Loodap. Wotrioavos, J ULY t4. —Tvi remarkable o in. Rance' of quick•fai ling have occurred here. The FLY Packet, Capt. bl , Coamica, failed from Li verpool on Wednefday afternoon, about two o'clock, and arrived here before eleven that even ing. The Saltom, Capt. Kinci, failed from Dub lin a little before twelve o'clock laft SatUrday night, and arrived here about two on Sunday al , ternoon. The Lady Shore tranfport, which was carrying conviEts to Botany Bay, and whofe crew niutinied, and carried her into a Smith port, has been re captured, and carried into the Cape of good Hopes by his Majefiy's (hip Tasissavous. The Henrietta Carolina, Maws, from Guada. loupe, for Hamburgh, is taken by the Mist.sitooc fchooner, and fent into Falmouth. The Enterprise Brig, from PhiladelphLs to Amfterdam, was (poke on the 3d init. in lat. 46. long. 36. 14. at fea twenty days. The Friends of Cork, captured by the French privateer Diament, and Fortune. captured by Car. magnole, are condemned. The Championer, French privateer, has cap. tared the ?ruffian cutter Poo, Captain Tnoase ANDIRSOW, with paffengers. The Brig Sea Nymph returned to New York OD the 7th of June, baying fining a leak. Letters from Elfineur ' dated the 23d of June, announce few arrivals. Among the upward was the —, HYLTIII4O7F, from 'Aberdeen; among the downward-bound were two for London, with hemp and iron, and three with wheat, and one for Dublin with timber. No Britifh arrivals, but the Britifh (hips from St. Peterfburgh were daily expeeted, as by the Lift accounts they were taking in their cargoes at Cronftadt. A LAWICII.—On Saturday afternoon, at half after t4vo o'clock, the Nottriwerroa Eaft India man, of 541 tons, was launched at the Ming and Queen Dock, Itotherhithe. At the top of tSe tide the turned of the Rocks very finely, the l being gradual. At the return of the tide I = day, the was taken into dock, to finial her cop pering.