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17JRKli'r. CONETANTINOPLE, _TUN!. 30.—The Twkifh foldiers are almmi t iiii..eu alter the mannertier E.tr• pean troop. The G.ark!Scigi i r bac ti.iepe..rre refolved h. Mib..nd the Janiffe; s army %sill be organized mit r the maimer of ;be Eng lifh. The Porte has received vac i .us advantage ,, us • frets far new alliances from diffe.ent European powers ; but it is I:nderltood that in the lalt divan which was held un tl i. fnbjecl, it was tefolved to execute punc tually :he treaties at prefent in esillenee : but to en:cr into nn new fmes before their expiration. The Ruf fian Itlinitter has, however, frequent conferetices stith the Reis Effendi and the Grand Vizier ; it underfl , l3d that the Englifh Amhaffador, Mr. AR. .surnmor, who has lately arrived, has made fame new propofitioa to the Porte. FR PARIS. JULY 22. 4 ' AT Tin ^.tr•ACE TUE jurr 7. TZIIP. 73. " NAPOIAON, Emperor of the French, dectees as followc : " All pritrateers, the twb-thir& o•Itof , crew!! are nct tines of Fnehnd, or fultjects of a You., r boitd, to Frirce ; and are-Frenchmen, Gtnoe e, or Neapnlitons, Scc. Mall be win &Ted as Art 2. " The Officer; (hall be Choc and the other perfuns ptding the crew !ball be condemned to the galleys . Art 3. " The Minifter of Marble is charged with the execu tion of tots decree, which Thal l be prii , ted, publicly tran- Bated bite all Furopeim languages, and trancmitted to all French ie of Conixelcial Relations. (Signed) U NAPOLEON." JULY 29. " They write from Etaples that every thing is in the greaten melivity ; and that the troops only wait the hrders of his Majefty the Emperor. The referve of the expeditionary army is com manded by Prince Louts, Conftable of France, who has his head quarters at the Petite Chateau of St, Amand. An audience was yenerday given to M. LUCCHE SIN!, the Pm - Alan Plenipotentiary, and feveral offi cer Of that Court. It is decreed that ammunition and provifions of the tires rectally, imported from Spain for the ufe of her (hips of war, (hall be exempted from duties, provided thefe provifions are immediately carried on board tilde trails without being put on thore. They write from St. Andero of the 14. th of July, that a ghn boat efcrr.ing five fmall veffels to Vivers loaded with artillery for the pinnaces coital aling in that port, fell in with pn Englith Wander, which ' they diiabled with their fire. The crew friffered much, and the fira and fecond in command were They write from Nanci, that the equipages of her blajefly the Emprefs, on their way to Piombieres, have been paling through that city for tome days pan. A young man has lately !hen atrelted at Senlis, who has been traverfing the countries Hark naked. He has declared that being the Eternal Father, he will not we*r any cloathing. We learn by way of Hamburgh, that there has been fome difputes between the Cohrts of Copenha gen and London, ref / h . :ening fome Militia prizes ;but though the Court interefled itfeif in the fate of the proprietors of thefe reliefs, the anfwer of that of Lon don has not been fatisfaaory, and the coalnefs be tween the two Courts (till The tituation of the Continent is more worthy than ever of the attention of polh;cirns. *lt would be an indifere.ion to prejhdge the chances 'which it offered. We mutt await the rot - nits of a butinels which liiiil prefents only uncertahty surd ;:bthurity. it is poffible that the B:itifh Government may chute pole ethbariatlinent in the relations which tubliti be ts een the Continental Powers, but enlightened and difpaffionate people will not fait to perceive, that in Itefe intrigues the benefit of England is more cnnth Awed than that of Eurhpe. It is impotlible to give 1 any real:n:ll3le anfwer to the article from Berlin. It -has given a faithful hinory of what has paffed in ghtope within the laft half century. The queltiori dititrffeit in it, according to the rules hfjufliee and the true itherens of the Continent. The charges of aggrar dhement enforced aping! France ate puerile atri niiferahly curninon place, compared with the enoinh us increale of power in fome other States, pro% e d by the mon authentic laas. No doubt it is the intere fl hi England to throw the brands of dif c.•rei upon the Continent ; hut it is ferreely credible that the thould fine: allies fo imprudent, as to riique -11 l the dangers of war, wl.ile the Alune will !rase the benefit of it. AUGUST 3. Ycfle:• - lay morning at three hip Majefly the Empe ror let off from St. Cloud, to review the camps on the coalt. His abfer.ce will IA only twelve or fit. teen days. It is thus that the Noni.'eur announces the Emperor's departure; and in the tame journal we find the fAllwing -article : "We re-ad a note in the Aka., afetibed to M. de Noyes' t.rznss. We can hardly believe that it is horn him. However this may be, we are antho. tired to declare, that it is in every relpen fay? and Iy, ing, and that the palfports were granted to M. tie No. vositrr.orv, without any previons explanations or negociation, without kncwing the objett of hi s m it'. lion, .md without any rearillkss or limitation. If the Note he not a Htitious paper, it is another of ante faults which the Englifh party has caufed the Cabinet of St. Peterfburgh to commit." The Et-vines is gone to Piombicres to ufe the AreeiS. _ . His Serene Highnef' the Viceroy of Italy has W ilted a decree, by which the law propofed relative to the finances, and fent by the Government to the Legillative Aill.mbly for their confideiation, is le veled ; and, on the other hand, a hum of too nil lions of livres i. placed in the hands c,f the Govern• mein, For paying the public dent, the penfiuns, and the genersl er.prnces of the public fervice. • Hi• Serene 14,1inels Prince liaccioent. and he:- Piincefs EL, 7. s, his conf.n \, took fogy u,e, potrettion of the principality of Lucca on the 170! of July, and were received by the Goveinment and tie People with great pomp and danunttrations :if attachment. The hid of 11:e 4th Ba.ttlinn of the 4.5 th men of i!.e lilac is difttii&J,becanle the Curium 1 o , ife 016 , :res ti and conttabond goods 'n his coach on the t ridge of Mcutz:*- .~ SP,IIAr. Menem, TUNE rt.—Our puparations are carrlint; on with the utmoti acclivity in all the ports of ,this kiwzdom. At Cadiz four fhips of the line, one of 136 gave, were hauled not into tite Road, and on the loorth t this month, two !hips of the line, the Leandie 41.deaflile, faltd svit:iout any one having the lead idea nt their dellination. Oter Marine is not the only blanch of our offenfive or delenfive means to which 'he eitlenti. , n of the Government is direFted. The Militia of Cadiz is to be immediately organifed. and 4 ramp is to he formed at Torre Garda. Orders have alto been given confiderably to reinforce the Spanifb army occopyiog the lines of St. Roth before Giora4tar. Five hundred of the Spanifb Guards,and an equal number of the Walloon Rettirnnt, are, wi . h our delay, to fet nut for that quarter. They are to be replaces at Madr;d by the Swift Regiment de Ccureen. A part of the garrilon of Barcelona is alto to proceed on the lam; deflination. • JuLy ;z.—The courage of our feamen increafes daily, as will appear by th.e following example r-- On die 2i ll of May lin, the Spanish privateer El Vergador, Captain ARANA, niet an Englith frigate off the ;rah coati ; the litga:e was on the look - out for the privateer, and gave him a broadfide before the privateer, witofe guns were of fmaller calibre. could return it the anion, hOwever, commenced, and the confequence was, that in fpite of the enemy's fuperioi ity, tht privateer grappled the frigate; and, notwitlinanding her obilinatt refinance, carried her by boarding. She is named the Suffolk, and was coming from the ifland of St. Vincent's with a cargo of fugar 'and turn. She was fitted both for trade and for privateering, carried p men, and tz fix-poun ders, and four twelves. The Sp:milli privateer car ried her into Bourcleaux. being the brit port Ile could make fir fear of tke enemy. • . . . . • GEAfird4Nr. VIENNA, JUL? 23.—General Von Witiziticiaozz left this capital on the 17th inR. nn his return to St. Peteriburgh, accompanied by his Secretary. The Ruffian EmbalFy at Vienna had prerioufly received a clurier from Baron NOVOGILTZOFF, who had not then left Berlin. JULY 24.—The Minifler at War has ordered that no more commiflions of officers in the infantry (hall be offered for Pale. The fate of thofe in the cavalry has not been permitted fince tali year. The Mini(ler at War ha, likewife ordered, that all the regiments of infantry (hall be aumented by two companies of grenadiers each ; the officers of which are already appointed. The Count de VERNECUES has arrived here with a million for Italy ; it is node' flood that he will re• main for fume time at Rorie, and thane proceed to Naples. Couriers hare like% ife arrived here from St. Feted burgh and Berlin, as alio a Ruffian courier from Ita and two etiafettes from Padua._ _ jt/Ly 13.—The live; of prererving pence I.ecome weaker every day, f r every thing in onr vi cinity continually affumes a mote warlike appearance, and we are in cnnitant expest.ition ()freeing 'infinities commence. The troops are in motion on every fide, and their marches appear to be rapid, and at !bort notice. MANHEIN, JULY 22.-A peition is in circulation at Bafle, the objea which is an annexation to a great Empire, which (it is dated) would probably raife the decayed manufactories, &c. NUREPAIIIP.G, JULY 23 —The Auflrian troops at prefent in the Venetian territory, are ellimated at fifty thoufand men ; tnofe in Syria, a! thirty thou. land ; and in the Tyrol at twenty lit thoulan:. In the Italian Tyrol, all N , bletntn who have an ettate, mull find a certain number of tharpfuooters within fourteen days. LEIPZIC, JULY 24.—There is a report, for which, however, there is no fufficient authority, that a meeting will take place in Welt Gallicia, between the (letman and Ruffian Emperors, and the King of Praia. FRANCKTORT, JULY 21.-M. WIBEKIND, a COTTC. fpondent of the French National Inifitute, and Chief if the Department of Bridges and Caul, ways, is now making the tour of 'Franconia, fpeci.tlly charged with an ()Ned that attraas the attention of all Eu rope, a-4 with •a!Ach his Covet nment is fetioufly oc cupied; the re-union a the Danube and the Rhin'. naturally prefent, itftlf as the molt proper fpor for this pf,int of communication between Vienna and Mentz, Confiantinople and Am lltrtlarn, the Flack Set and the Baltic. Ihrasueori, JULY 3o.—The news from the RA-- flan frontier, received by the way of Berlin, fiate, that great movements ate obferved in both the Ruf flan army and navy. It was reported, that the King of Spain had afked leave of the Emptrot NAr.msou, to employ General Waren at the ficge of Gihraltar. It it he truethat fuch a requeft has been made, it is rattled, 'as that General, with his family, failed horn Cadii. on the ad inn. for New York. • • AUGUST z.—The advices from Vienna have very hottile appearance ; all thi troops are ready to march. The Hungai ians hare offered, in cafe of vvar, to equip to,coo men for the field, and to fup port a (landing army of in the country, pro vided the Archduke l'alat;ne will he at their head. A letter from Milan,• slated July 6, fays—. , An Englith fquadronc: . ith troops, arrived at Malta in the beginning of July." A letter from Genoti, te d July 2e, fays—" M. Sri: r !AN t R, our flu Counfellor ut Finances; has takai a houfe /111A', being charged on the part o his Court to rei,ulate ftvr.re.l financial objeds with' the banker Dun A 7.7.0." HANAU, J:JLY 27..— . 111e Helvetian Diet at Salo thurn kparated on the 2:..‘1 of this month. It was obfervrd, that the fentiinesits of the deputies were vet y on. In tome Cantons they dettre an union with another realm. The Town Clerk, M rotiaw,. at Bafle, is chofen Landaruman for the ncxt year. • RATISBON, JULY 15.—The ditirelEng fearcity which has def. I lattd fn many countries in Germany, hasgiven birth to a number of generous atirons which do honour to huroJnity ; and the national gratitude is proud of citing the example of the Prince of As • HALT B: RNEUURG, who has not only exhaulted his priva•e purle, hot diveiied lhirrtf if of hi► furniture and holies in favour of :he poets r. TLssrl. Brits, 27.—it is th_:t the rrrspored ma« 11 hetv.ir Prince liEw as , of Fi utr: t, and one of the. Plinccfres of Denmark, will not take place. M. Buc;soss, the nenc'n Chars; d'Affaires, lately dt:mandcal of the Eleaor of He is the thirniffal of Mr. TAYLOR, the Engin Charge d'Anites at that o , A rt. .This requeft was not, however, complied wi:h. The Rut Van General WINMINCERODE, fe.nt by M. Novosutrzosv a plan of military operations to Sr. Peti iburgh, in cafe of a rcnewal of hoftilities between France and Auftria. Prince Dotco- R UCKY remains at Vienna to make all necelTary ar rangements, in the event of a combined Autlrian and Ruffian army a¢ing againft France. It is generally believed, that NAPOLEON will pro ceed from Brsologne into Holland, to zeceive in that country .he tame honours as thole .he obtained in Italy. Switzerland, it is expecled, Will loon 1116 e the fame fate. 'The greaten aairity prevails both in the Ruffian naval and military departments. It is fuppoced that this aerivity arifes out of a Treaty )f alliance con cluded betwixt gn g land and ltufltr. We arc alTured that the Marquis de SOUZA, whso was detained here feveral months by a diforder in his eyes, and who had been appointed Minifter from Portugal to St. Peterfburgh, will have another deli natiom. It is believed that he will go to Paris as Mi flitter Plenipotentiary. His Excellency has married Madame de FLAHAUD, advantageoully known by fe veral literary works. I:UW/1. ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY 24. —We are pofitively affured that our troops in Poland are aircrnbling on the frontiers. Among the Generals employed is Ge neral VoN SUCKLI pF N, a Commander of a Corps of Artillery. M. ac NOVOSILTZOIF has not yet arrived in this capital. SWEDEN. • STOCKHOLM, JULY 12.—We read in the biography of M. ToRITON WASSilittUll, of a certain paffor, born at Waffeenda, that he ferved that curacy +4 years ; dut ing which time he never miffed preaching but three times, in confequence of a heavy fall of fnow. He 11.!s left 2400 written lemons, read the Bible thronßh ;a times, and ha,. walked over a fpace of grot.r,„l equal to 9600 German miles. JULY 17.-1 ne Ruffian Envoy, Baron ALOPiCS, is expeeted back from Schonen this day. Our Envoy at London, Baron SILVERHJELM, is at ived at Got tenburgh. • D EN R K. COPIDINACEN. JULY 16.—0“ Friday lan died thL Princefs FREDERICA MARIA, having fcercely reached her firth week. The formation of a department of Public Infiruelion is finally dettrmined upon. Mr. PIERREPOINT, the EnAlifh Ambaffirdor, has returned here from feeing the manoeuvres of the Sv►e difh camp ; and M. d'At.lp, us, the Ruffian Envoy, has fet out on his return to Pcterfhurgh. LONDON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 13. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS D kY A f ONF. iTeLner Confols, for money, 381—Ditto, for ...kusul 331 i. Reduced 581-omnium 3ti On Friday arrived at Chatham, from Riga, the Young William, lavia mailer , laden w i th timbcr and malls for that Dock Yard. The mailer of the above veffel brings intelligence which may be conGdcred of the higheß importance. He left Riga about the middle of ha month, and Ra:es that a large army, hoth in fantry and cavalry, was encamped there. He further adds, that he law the detached portions of a bridge of very confiderable eitent, drawn by upwards of too horfeF, which was Paid to be defined for the purpofe . of croffing t!.e rivers of Germany, to afford a paffage for the Ruffian troop!, who were very ft ortly espated to he upon their march : It was fupplied with grap plings, anchors, cordage, and every requifite o its tectuity againll the virlerce of the weather or the ins. petunia> , of the fronget currents. The whole convert:l:ion at Riga turned upon the prelim pollute of political affairs, and a war with France was furpnfed to be decidedly fired on. The mailer further fated that if the King of l'ruflia would not accede to the demand which would be made for a pallage for the troops of Rut% through his tern. tory,. the paffage would be pet filled in without his cot. Wat, and, if oppofed, it would be fined. The plain and unaffedted manner in which the above intelligence was conveyed to us by Mr. Levitt, gives its every reaforable affurance of the correanefs ofhis information. The recal of M Novozrorszorr is a circumliance which alio affords a corroborating proof of the hollile intention of ltuffia to the bound la . s ambition of the la %%leis ruler of the French. La( night one Gottenhurgh and Tcvn Hamborgh mails arrived. A later from Vienna afcribes the march of past of the troops that have been lately in motion, (particularly of thofe that have been removed from Moravia, Bchentia, Lower Aufiria, and part of Hunsary to the Tyrol). to the fevere fcarcity which prevails in thefe countries at this time. The fcarcity may have had Tome influence in thefe meats, hut comparing them with other circumftances, we think it more probable that the principal induce ment has arifen from the pteftnt uniettled nate Of Europe. A letter from Nuremberg, of the 23d June, lays, that the number of Autlr ian troops now in the Venetian territories, is eflimated at so,ooo ; thofe in Stiria, 30,000 ; thole in the Tyrol, •26,000—in all ‘06,c00. But what defer ves particular notice is, that the chit: Nobility. Ice. are callcci npon within t 4 to forrith a ccitain nornh!T of Ow Shooters, LI pt. • iv,rtion their 7rieans. To expea that any thing Mould tranf t 1,? at Vienna refr.e.ting ilt!nded unit France till that Court is le uly to fluke a Llow, would b e a l.. (Ord. We are, however, flrongly Hr i um j e d, t h,, t tl.e period is not very dint in nii;rll that povret will take a part in the war. A private letter from Berlin, of the 27th Jett, iron; a quarter of confiderable authority, rays, that Ruffian General WINZINGERODE has fent by M N o . vosivrzocv a plan of military operations in cafe hot. fhould take place between France and AM: tria. General IVINZINGERODE himfelf left Vienna on the t4th, to return to Peter!burgh. It is not laid whether this plan had been approved by Au!llia, ttr any aliance concluded, or in train between the two Powers. It is evident, however, that a very c-mliderable degree of apprehennon preva; both France and Atlilria, that the prcfent live of !hints cannot lati long. Auftria, therefore, fectfc'. a a! tack, mull naturally be deftrous to manage ch, aid off Rua. We are glad to'perceive that th e Atli: tian Government have taken facts precau t i., o , o n th e Italian frontier, where BONAPARTE would Take the firft attack, if fufpicious of an approp.e:ing cr.^.f , :de racy. The proofs of attachment and devotion to thei: Prince and his caufc, which are daily afforded b; the fuV:t.ls of his It.tteatat. MAJFATY, have neve: been exceeded in the moll perilous moments of the AuPrian Monarchy. The States of Hungary, witk that gallant enthulialm which infpircd .hem in ti::: time of MAFIA THERESA, have offered, in cafe of war, to equip 183,000 men fur the field, and to fip. port a (landing army of £o,oco in the country, rra. vided the AP.CHDUKE PALATINE be inveiki aith the command of them. We have received French Journals to the 4th, and Dutch to the 9th inn:int. French Govern r..rnu Rill continues to offer comments on the Note of M. Novostxrzorr. It is cur ions, ha:were:, that they have hitherto withheld the t7xt itfeif from the people of France, nor has any of the minor journals dared to publifh it. The people, therefore, know nothing of its contents, but from the notice the Government has been pleated t 9 take of it. The Note is afferteo to be falfe and lying, the pa& ports are declared to have been granted without pre vious conditions of any kind, and the Government of France is Rated as having been ignorant nt even the ohj.:as for which the negraiation was to be com menced. Doubts are profetred to be entertained as to the authe riticity of the Note, and the pernicious influence .jr Great Britain is called in for the good natured purpofe of tefeuing the Ruffian Milliner from the folly of having prefented it. The Paris papers of the 3d Rate, that B9I!APUTI fet out from St. Cloud on the preceding m.rning,te infpta the trooi:s on the coati. It was underilood he was not to he ablent more than fifteen days. Is this journey for the pi rp le ((fending off his inSd ing army for this country ? or only to haften the pre parations ? The Dutch papers are filled with details of the preparations going on nt the Helder, and in the Texel. The I , llowing are the molt important : AM L:TER DAM, JULY 3o. —Too-day feveral French and Latavian fquadrons ef cavalry, and battalions of infantry, with flying artillery, paffed through this city on their way to the coon. At the Texel, voetfluys, and the.Heider,evety place is full of troops. M. Von ROY EN, who now oat:leas the bufinels of the Miniver of the Marine, on his journey to Vise Admiral VitaxeuL,likewite vifited Helvnetiluys and inlpeaed the preparations there. It is now believed that the expedition againfl Eng land will be undertaken at the approaching fa - oap able feafon of the year. As fait as the troops, artillery, and honks arrive at the Helder, they are embarked on board the °sips of war and traMports lying there, and the men and crews daily exercifed in maneeovres. Troops arl likewife palling through Haerlem almoll without in ter mitfion. The French gens d'atmerie, which have been in quarters for above a twelvemonth in and neat Utrecht., have broke up from thence, for the Helder. HAGUS, JVLY 27.—The regiments which cote• pored the camp at Zeyft, continue to file off towards the North, where they are embarked as they a rrive. Both at the Helder and the Texel the flaps of war and tranlports are daily curdled in varinus t rnlr.• tions in order to render them expert in the nic of lig nals and the manceuvres of debarkation. The tr.,,i• lug veffela of the Republic which are fuitable to clic fervice, if they refufe, are compelled to ferve, rive' cially at Rotcerdam, Dart, and Helvoetfliiys. The guard cf the Pentionary is organized. Two of three companies of this guard will be employed in the expedition, and will form a pact of the paid of honour of General MARMOPIT. General GVERICH has organized the corps cf tke Batavian army which are in Zealand. Jtmr 30. --General Mammoth has made a jntimei to Heivoetiluys, where he has infpraed the pterara dons carrying on there for an expedition from that port. Yederday he again arrived here, and imme diately repaired to the 11 ,, tife Pear .oarv, and had long conferences with tha Minitter at War az!.