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by the movemetts of the Attarian armies. Thirty Lb viand men are to match from the camps of Bou logt“; to the Banks of the Rhine. This intelligence may Cuprite thole who have even foreleen it. ,‘ Intl, we might forefee that the envioushatred of the Br halt Cabinet, and the fear with which the genius of the Emperor NAPOLEON fills it, would In duce Mr. PITT to exhau:l all the efforts of intrigue a;lti corruption, to divide the dangers that menaced England, and make the Continent (hare them with her; but we may well be allonifhed that Auflria !lipoid have fo form forgitten the lefTon of experience, and that the Ihuuld 11111 give herfeif up to thofc finifier c which have twice dragged her to the brink :t a bottorclefs abyfs. , •Vanquifhed for feveral years fhe had received from the magrat,imity of the conqueror more advantages than !Le would have dared to demand after viauries ; and it is againfi the hero, who, rtfptaing courage and rn;sri rtune, flopped in his, triumphs, and twice Paved het by a generous peace, that fhe is going to rekindle, at the voice of a perfidious ally, a war which Un her Will have neither legitimate °llea nor known e-cl. " B,r, there is in future more than one day of Ma. T:r f, , t) to France and Auftria. 1 lie Hun arians, the Germans, will perhaps be tired of Nica,iing their blood to preferve to the Eng lith the c•.mm:rcial and naval defpotifm which has to offer. infulted the Auflrian flag. The French will :Leer be tired of fighting for the Freedom of the Seas, ti nm which it is wi(hed to banifh them ; for the de fence t f their Property, which it is w ithed to deftroy ; tOr the profperity of their Ma,nufadures, which it is walled t.. Rifle ; for the majefly and greatnefs of the Empire, which wound the pride of their enemies : they will be faithful to the remembrance of their pall glory, and to the fentiment of their prefent happi nets.—ln the florm of the Revolution, when we were without Chief, without laws, without union, without Grw:rnment, and without bread, we made coalefced Europe rel - peEl the independence of our territor►. The Resolution is at an end, order is rellored, the State flourifhing; he who reftored laws, vi dory and honour, leads on our foldiers, and prcfides over our deflinies. Half Europe is for us; the other will breathe willies for our fueeefs, even though k is fighting againft us ; it is eafy to fee on which fide the danger will bc." His KisFsTir has been pleated to appoint Field- Marihal his Royal highnefs FREDLRICIC Duke of YoRK, K. G. tl be Colonel of th e ill Regiment of Flo! Guards, vice his Royal Highnefs the Duke of GLc'ucesTFß, deceafed. His Mai F sirs , has been pleated to appoint Lieute sant•General his Royal Highflea ADOLPHUS FRI. DCRICK Mike of CAMBRIDGE, K. G. to be Colonel of the CArtiirearn Regiment of Foot Guard►, vice his Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK. His Mai r STY has been pleated to appoint General his Royal H•ghb.efs EDWARD Duke of Kt r, K. G. to be Field.MArfhal of the Forces. The Duke 4 YORK is appointed by his MAJESTY Warden,and Keeper of the New Foreft, and the Duke of Kris., Ranger of Hampton• Court Park, vacant by 'he deeeafe of the late Duke of Gloucssres: The Sweditis Envoy at Ration has officially no. tilled to ail the Miniiters at the Dirt, that all diplo rna,ie relations between him and the Pruffian Envoy have ceded. A new Treaty of Defenfive Alliance is on the tapis between Pruffia and Denmark. The difpatches which lately intercepted the Prince Royal on his mi litary tour, are now Bated to have announced the determination of Bonaparte to occupy the Duchies of Ho!Rein and Schlefwig. and to (hut up the naviga ti-n of the Sound, flit•uld B ufla make the North of Germany the theatre of war. On Saturday Lord Nst.sos had an interview at the Admiralty with Lord BAIHAM, and took his final leave of the Board, previous to his departure from town. His Lordthip has, we underfland, powers as unlimited ac ever were entrufted to any Naval Corn marder. His inflruilions are, at the fame time, the molt concife ever delivered. They merely afcertain hi., command, which is to extend from Cadiz Bay to the whole of the Mediterranean Seas ; and he is left at liberty to aft according to any fudden exigency which may require the exercife of his judgment, as in his late purfuit of the combined fleets in the Welt lastics. The extraordinary confidence which is thus r : - ..poccd in this iiltot Anus Commander, is perfectly jut . - tili,d by the promptitude, fagacity, and judgment, sx hich nn fo many ; cc4ti , ns he has a - played. The follo•viag is a correk9 Litt of the Ships and the OtT.ccrs that art to proceed with Lord NELSON to tilt bluckadicg aation off Cadiz : 1 Lord NELSON gu ICO ns Rear Adm. G. MII/l/tAT eApt. HA It 0 ir -.-- BKOWN ••••••••• DU RII AM 4... S. E. BLEW/ .-- Bl.AcitwooD• Vi4!tory AiR Defiance Agamemnon Terrtus 74 74 64 38 SIDNFY SMITH had on Saturday a long confe• cc wifh Mr. l'lvr and Lord BARHfttl. it is faid ....... e is to have a 4a:este command along the oppofite ;oait, in the An:elope, of 50 guns, to which his tw conftruCled vefecls. the Gemini and Cancer, are to be attached. The Leopard was the (hip fir It Atligned to him, but he preferred his old (hip the An :dope, in which he had his Commodore's flag on the Coati of Holland. This gallant Officer is to exer cifc Lis own dilcretion in the execution of any enter prize which be may deem praCticable againft any of the enemy's flotillLs in port. He will leave town co Tnefday or Wednefday. We are happy to announce that the crew of his Majelly's Chip DILIGENTIA, which was lately put under quarantine, from an apprehenfion of the yellow icver being on board, has for fome weeks been in a . ! nr)d :late of health, no appearance whatever of any malady or contagion having (hewn itfelf fince 2stb of July la, and lo far to the footboard as • .1) tiorth latitude. OMPAtretR. AUGUST S. The Spaniards have beet' hay all this day landing (hot, (hells, and falcines at the Orange Grove. A deferter from the Walloon Guards came over from the enemy this morning. He was purfued by tome of 'lit Spanith cavalry, but arrived under proteltion of our advanced pods before they could overtake him. He reports," that it is generally believed in the Spa nifh camp, that the liege of this place will commence as fi.on as t 6,000 French troops arrive, which are ex peaed by the end of this month ; that a French General arrived in the Spanifh camp laft night, which now confifts of to,ooo men ; that the Spaniards are all much di ITa tified at the idea of introducing a French army into Spain." There was a fecond horfe race this evening on the neutral ground ; the horfes were, as ufual, rode by Officers of the garrifon, but was not near fo name ronfly attended by the Spanith Officers as the brilliant race on the ad, when the Spanith Commander in Chief and all his fuite were prefent. It is a curious fcene to fee fo many Officers of two hoftile powers from the gar' Won and the Spanifh camp, meeting on tuch an occafiun, with the utmott cordiality and good humour. AU GUST 10. The Meet, Captain MILLIE', arrived yellerday evening from Malta. The expedition under Sir JAMES Ccsio arrived there on the ryth of Jay, all in perfeS health, and the troops were to be difembatked immediately. AUGUST .6. The Young Rofcius privateer failed to the Weft ward this morning, when fhe was attacked by nine of die enemy's gun boats for an hour and a half, but we are in hopes the has got into Tangier Bay, though the appeared to be very roughly handled. The MORGIANA brig arrived, in nine days from Naples to-day ; there was a very revere earthquake felt there the morning fhe failed. AUGUST 17. The CAMELEOM brig came in to-day, from a cruize off Carthagena, where the was chafed by a Spanillt line of battle fhip, ar.d was obliged to throw all her guns overboard, to avoid being taken. Sir RICHARD litocsavoies fquadron has been cruizing tittle Come days at the back of the Rock. AUGUST iB. Sir RICHARD BICKERTON arrived here to-day in the Qusaw, extremely ill, and was obliged to be imme diately landed and carried to the Commiffioner's houfe : he has flruck his flag from the (tns, and Admiral KNIGHT has taken the command in his Read. It lb fuppofed Sir RICHARD MDR quit this Ra tion, and proceed to England the firlt opportunity. AUGUST 19. The Q2ll w failed this morning, with Admiral KNIGHT on board, to join the rea of the fquadron, which are cruizing in the Gut. The garrifon continues perfeilly free from any ap. pearance of the fever, nor has it (hewn itfelf as yet in any part of Spain, fo that we are in great hopes that this horrid pettilence may be extina in the South of Europe. We hill keep up up a rigid quarantine on all Yd. fell from any part of Spain. AIUGUt.T 20. The Spaniards are now landing guns at the Orange Grove, and two more regiments are expelled in their camp to-day, but no French trcops have as yet ar rived. They have upwards of to,oao men before the place, and they are ereCting a large Theatre in their camp, as if they intended anteing themfelves there for the next winter. Mifs MUDIP, the interefting Theatrical Phenome non, of liven years old, is engaged at Covent-garden Theatre for fifteen nights. The terms are very lu crative, betides a free benefit. From fimie accounts that have reached Plymouth, we are not without out fears that the French frigate Topaze, has efcaped our hands. Thefe accounts fpeak of her having arrived at Lifbon, but do not fpeak of her having been carried in as a prize. It is their filence on the latter point that has excited our fears—they may, however, prove groundlefs. The a-devant Duke de FITZJAMIS died on the lath ult. at Paris. He was upwards of 6o years of age. On Saturday arrived in town the Lady of General Nuotax and family, from Jamaica. Yetterday a funeral fermon was preached at Grof venor Chapel, on the late Duke of GIMUCSSTSZ. Every thing was condulted with the greateft &km nity, regularity and order. The avenues leading to the Chapel, Grofvenoaquare, and all the adjacent greets, were long before eleven o'clock, lined with crouds of the moil refpeetable people, who could not paffibly gain admit on. The congregation, indeed, WAS made up of all the families of diftinition in town, and feveral Bilhops and dignified Clergy were alfo prefent. The Preacher, the Rev. T. Bass sv, pro. nounced a very eloquent and pathetic difcourfe, which was heard with the molt flattering and pro four.d attention. The text was taken from the 89th Pfultn, and 48th Verfe. • What man is he that liveth and than not fee death ? Shall he deliver his foul from the band of the grave r The Chapel was hung with black, and every ray of light was precluded, and lamps to the number of one hundred and twenty were lighted up. The altar piece, which was alfo lighted by wax tapers, was par ticularly ftriking by an arrangement of a choir, in furplices, who fung a Sanftuary in the moil folemn manner. The choir Rationed at the organ, conlifted of Mars. Goss, Sass, and ELYOT, and the Weft minfter Gentlemen, who fung two Anthems fuited to the occafion, in a very ferious and impreffive Ilyle. The Duke of Gr.oocurrsit's Volunteers were Ra tioned in the front of the Chapel with their colours craped. INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY,—Wind S. W. AIL DI/S. .Attl. Dublin 3 I Hambursh o a I Waterfoul s I Gottenburgh 0 COIK, SEPT. 2.—Saturday, his Majefty's floop WoLvEasaa, Captain SMITH, arrived at Cove, from Plymouth ; and his Majefly's floop ESMGLE, Cap tain Motari, failed for the latter port. Yefterday his Majefty's hip FISGARD arrived from a cruize.— On Sunday morning the wind fpringing np favour able, the men of war, with the Eat India fleet and tranfports, which had put back to Cove, proceeded on their deflination ; they had made fo large an of fing by Sunday evening, as to be out of fight of the pilot boats. On Sunday morning the wind fpringing up favour able the men of war, with the Eaft India fleet and tranfports, which put back to Cove, proceeded on their deftination they had made fo large an offing by Sunday evening, as to be out of fight of the pilot boats. The DIANA Indiaman, Captain Ecaroan, was obliged to put back —the Was run foul of by a (hip, oh:fide the harbour, and bad her bowfprit and all her top gallant malts carried away. She will be unaule to recover the convoy. Her troops were removed to the NARCISSUS. PRIM/ant, SEPT. 6.—Since itiy Taft the Diligence of Truro arrived from Inymouth, with four, &c. for this place; the QUINSY floop of war, and Joint Bocc cutter, from a cruize. Moft of laft night and all this day it has blown a terrible gale at from about W. S. W. to S. W. with a heavy fea, notwithaanding which, the GIaNIT !loop of war, the JoHN BULL cutter, the Norway (hips Maren Dorthea, the Aurora, and the Swedilh brig Pomcna, are riding at anchor in Gwavas Lake, apparently perfedly fafe. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the WALSHIGIEMIE Packet, Captain Rosalyn, with a Mail from Lilbon: the letters remain to be fumigated, and will not be forwarded for London till to-morrow. TORBAY, SEPT. 6.—Arrived his Majelly's hired brig Caroline, commanded by Lieut. DERBY, from a cruize, put in on account of the heavy gale of wind from S. W. Alfo arrived the finop Elizabeth, Captain SILK, from Lime, bound to Guerufey with live bullocks. SEPT. 7. —Arrived his Majefty's Ship HARLEQS/111, Captain P. C. Am 31-Kul-HER, from a cruize, having carried away her bowfprit yefferday, in the heavy gale of wind. Remains with the above veffel his-Ma jelly's brig CONFOUNDER, Lieut. JAMES VALOBRA. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Thurfday evening arrived, here the WASP, of 18 guns, from a cruize, having thrown all her guns, anchors, and many other ar ticles overboard, to facilitate her efcape, from the Rochefort fquadron, confifling of four fail of the line, four frigates, and two brigs, which chaced her off the Penmarks. Came in the Venus curter from G braltar, with difpatches received from the HALCYON Coop, repelling the combined fleets, but they are not fo recent as thofe already received. The veffels which were captured and burnt on the 18th ultimo by the combined fleets were, the brig Tamer, of Lon don, Captain THOMAS ; brig Queen, of Chichefter, Captain Bsyst.i.. Came in the Psovait, of 18 guns, from a cruize ; and the HAZARD, of 18 guns, from do.: alfo came in the CANOPUS, of 130 guns, from , the Channel fleet, with the lots of her main top ma. Yefterday a boat belonging to the BARFLEUR, was upfet in the Sound, and three of the crew drowned. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 7.—His Majety's (hip RAT• TLIR has detained and hut into this port, the Swe• difh Ship Archimboldus, Captain EscHoLia, from Almeira, and She is put under quarantine. SETT. B.—The Honourable Eaft India Company's Ships True Briton, Caffnells, Canton, Marquis of Ely, and Dover Celle, from China, and Sir Wm. Benfley, Fame, Monarch, and Sovereign, from Ben gal, paffed the Ifle of Wight this morning ; the Porters from the firft four Ships, and the Fame, were landed here with their packets, with which they pro ceeded immediately for London. Thefe (hips failed from St. Helena on the t ith July, in company with the Cirencetler, Glatton, Winchellea, Walmer Cat tle, Marcbionefs of Exeter, Marquis of Wellefley, Thames, Lady Jane Dundas, Canton, Lord Nelfon, Lady Burgefs, Neptune, Royal Charlotte, Perfeve rance, Bengal, Afia, Lord Cattlereagh, Waltham flow, Earl St. Vincent, Taunton Cattle, Ceres, Aln wick Cagle, Arnillon, and Experiment; Ocean and Alexander Botany Bay (hips ; Georgiana, Ganges, Recovery, and• Active whalers ; and Guftaff Adolf Swedith fhip, from China, under convoy of his Ma jefty's !hips TRIDENT, Vice-Admiral RAINIRR, the ATHENIENNE, Captain FAYERMAN, and MEDIATOR frigate, Captain SEATER. They parted on the 2d iuftant from the remainder of the fleet, and as one of the (hips failed very badly, it may probably be a day or two before they arrive. The only (hip left at St. Helena was the Warren Hafiings.—Sailed the Pas. VOTANTE, for the Downs. The DEFIANCE, Captain DURII•II ; MELPOMENE, Capt. OLIVER, and EuRY I ALM, Hon. Captain BLacßwooD, are ordered to be fitted for foreign fervice. ANOTHER LETTER—Arrived the Ganges, Cap tain Toss, and the Hearn, Capt. ROBERTSON, from Q2ebec t the galliott Jemima, Capt. Bo RROWS, from Bayonne, bound to Embden, detained by the Colpoys armed fill's, and the San Antonio de Pedro, detained by the PLUTO floop of war. Sailed the Pai,VOYAM Ts nore-thip for the Downs. Camenp from the Motherbank his Major. ty's Ship CAMELEMI. P.t. (fed by for the Downs , he Canton, True Briton, Cuffoells, Fane, tiona•cho Marquis of Ely, Dover Cattle, SuvetciAn, Sir Wil liam Bentley, Glatton, Pet feverance. ishptune, Ceres. Alm; ick Caftle, Waltham(lt w, Lad ) Caillereagh, Royal Charlotte, Lord Nell: n, Ocean, Alla, Be gat, Marquis of Wellefley, Lady Jane Dundas, Warmer Cattle, Cirencefter, Earl St. Vincent's, Marchii nefs of Eteter, Tharines, Arnition, Taunton Call:c, La. 4 Burgefs, Experiment, Winchelfea, and Alex tncicr i from the Eaft Indies, and four whalers, under con voy of the Trident and Athenienne men of war.— Wind S. W. Dovre, SEPT. 7.—A large French lugger priva teer, was feen from our pier heads 'aft night, at nine o'clock, about two miles from the more, lying to, to intercept any veffels that might be going pall for the Downs; it was very lucky the Weft India (hips had paired, or it is probable that the would have picked up one or two. Our boatmen had got two of their large boats manned and armed, all ready to pufn off in cafe the captured any thing; the Rretched off to wards the French land about half pall nine, and no more was feen of her.—Sailed the DESPERATE gun brig, laft evening for the Downs.—Arrived the brig Argo, Capt. FROST, of Sunderland, from Archangel, with Lintfeed, for this port.—Carne in this morning, very leaky, and her pumps chocked, the (loop Moore, of Maldou, Captain Moms, bound to Weymouth, with a cargo of wheat.—Wind S.W. and has blown exceffive hard in fqualls, with very heavy rain all day. SANDGATE,SEPT. B.—Admiral Douglas's fquadron have been obliged to quit their Ration off Boulognc, and are now at an anchor under Dungenefs.—Wind S.W. and continues to blow very hard. Dear., SEPT. B.—Arrived the ZEPHYR and At- Mrs (loops of war, Voccetto bomb, and feveral gun brigs, from off the French Coalt, and temain In the Downs with a fleet of flips of war , tranfPoits, and outward•bound vellels.—Wind Letters from Lillian ment ion, that Admirals Gnoß. DON and GRaNDELLAN♦ failed from Ferrol in the Combined Fleet, The Jußina, Ronxi ; Mount Royal, Dusaakt. ; Hope, WHITE; Providence, ; and tw•o light tranfports, from Gibraltar, are at-lived off the Mo therbank, under convoy of the Paevovawra frigate. THE t.C.IR KITS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEVT. 9. The arrivals of Wheat coatiwife today are few, and the tt adebrificer, falesingenaral are at an advance of ss. per quarter. Barley in very Stout fupply and is dearer. White Peas and Beans are higher. , Grey Peas enquired for, none at hand. We have nyt many further arrivals of Oats, and this article is quoted about ts. 6d. dearer. Sales of Flour are made at as. and p. per rack advance. ORNRRAL CtilLßEney As onDER Wheat, OP. Ens. 744. per gr. Grey Peale ooc. to Co.. Fine Ditto,. 763.83. od. Hran3, 44t Rye, (new) sos. 435. od. Tick Ditto 405. 4 3 .. od Barkr.37‘ 425. od. Oats, 145. 275. Sts. Malt, 725. 78s. °di Poland ditto 3as. 33s 63. White Pale,4B%S4r. od. Rape Seed, 361401. per lift. rates OF FLoIDR. Fine Flour 41. to 7os. Seconds 6os. to 4s. per faek. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY ' Sum. 7. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns coding the 311 t of Aiwa, iitos. Wheat. I Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Pats. s . a. 8. s. d. 8. d. 8. d. 8. d. 91 7 3 8 4 48 9 31 3 So r 49 ro The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made is the week aiding Sept. 4 Is 341. oid. per hundred vreigle. SMITHFIELD MARKET, SEPT. 9. This day's market was tolerably well fupplied with different kinds of cattle. The prices are higher than Friday's report, and the trade was very lively. The under-mentioned Qatement may be depended on as an authentic account of the prices and numbers : To fink the offal—per !tone of Mb. Bet f o 03 to 5s od I Veal ss 03 to 61 od Mutton 4s 6d to 5s cd I Pork 5s cd t.) ss fd Lamb 51 od to 5s sod. !MAD OF CATTLE Tills DAT. Brans 11170—Calves 3:B—Shesp and Lambs x8,54* Pigs. 400 PRICE OF HAT AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hat, per Load, 21 VA to 41 co Strata, . t 21 tEs to 31 64 Clover 31 Cs to 41 5s COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICE! Of CISAIN AT THE FOLLOWING MARES, S. Baststotuoma.--Wheat 641 ad to gas od per Q . n.riar. Barley oOs od to oos od Beane cd to a - 3 od Oats grs od to 32; od Peale Co, cd to c:s od MAtoenutao.-Wbrat '73 5 cd to 82'1 ad Vl' Qr. Barley oos od to ocs od Beans sts od to 56s od Oats 33s od to 37. cd I Peale COO od to co d e a NrwauaT.-Wheat 64s cd to 90s od per O. Barley cos od to ors od I Beans its ad to . Sts od eats 285 od to 331 od I Peale 435 cd to 481 cd HRS 3O L:T o .- d :beat Sos od to 9 0 $ od per q . t. Barley 425 04 to 365 44 011 P B el n e s 5 4 5 s of : e ls 525 5 01 R zaottto.-Wbeat 84s od to 925 od p-r Qr. Barley ce:s od to cos cd I Pears cd to 538 sod Oats 26s od to 34s od Pele 43s cd to 45, cd COAL EXCHANGE. MONDAY--Benton 451-441 9 4 Elyth 435. Eighton Moor 44$ 6d. Bigg's Main Sos . Baker 's Nish: 41A. Crof:'s Maio 43 5 9d. Kenton Maio es. Heaton Itl2lll dos 3d--,19, 3d. Hatay 4413 d. Hebburn Main 49s 6d. Montague Main 4c. 6d. Wind. for's Poutop 445. 64. Percy Main 495. Tentpk's Wall's Hid 525 9d. :loath Moor, 4os 64. Pitt's Tanfield Moor 465. W 11. lington 495 3d. Wales End Sts 9.1-515 3J Wal; , ottle Mcor 438 6d. Bourn Moor 43s 6d. Newbottle Burn Moor 425. Rec tory 4os. WZDNELDAT...aISei Main 50s. Croft's Main 448 3d. Carel. bill 48a 9d. EWfott's Main 435. Heaton Main 3C1.49S 9d. Hardy 448. Holywen Main 44 5 . Hebburn Main 491 64-491 9d. Percy Main Cis 34-49 s Temple's Main 485. Walker 482 64. Wan End Sts-Sts 6d. Bourn Moor 43s 3d - 4 2 .9d. Ruffell's Main 422 9d. Roufledge 435. FRlDAl=Brarldling 434 3d. Eighton Moor 4. 51 4 . 49 56 d - 3 05 3d. Croft's Men 44164. Carr's tea Main,. 48s9d. Hebburn Main sos 3d-s2s 3011. Walker 411 s. Wall's End 5 as. Bourn Muer mixed 43s 34. Rtftory 4cB. TLe fupply of Coals this Week has not been vet, Sale rather heavy, but all difpored of mc‘pt 7 c.,, from Neweaftle, and 2aloa ird * 4 6 Delivered at rat. advance en the ;bar std. Blgg's Mats I:II 4916 d. Ken. 541. Percy Main ivr and Prtnirota 7 confiderttd•-•• Ca'•••l4 w Wks,.