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ntrtitezPrkelEls. . 6tMttAL Ca OP TMt aryl, TO 0111111dt. outline. . neotam, Naples. jolt I, ifio6. His hbjcity recilved. by DL /Amin, the detail" of the landing of the enemy, nod of the difpedidom which you had made. His Wisgefty is estremely axed, and aW soma fotprithd st the andoth of the troops, which hse rendered your welliadged dlfpottdoos smawdling. The tit Reitman of Light Infantry mg* to have remmithered that k bad before hewn itfelf afraid of the Enka, sod for that epoch they may have learned to snake k By t but the other cape bad glom proeth that they formerly knew bow to march foamed, accompanied always by vierory. Hb Mviefty deep not know to what this sesessat Ist ilismsfol peek ought to be aktibed l but he flatten hisidEthat by the time you naive this letter the traps will hi rammed from their ridden, a tether that they will have recolleded that they are Fresselmen. His htsjeity deGra that It may he made !sown to eh! troops, that he witty the Emperor to rondo imam of the extent of their ne glect of duty, and he looks forward to itch dwells, which ha hopes will Move that dots you have ender your commend ate Preschosen. . • His blajefty feeds Isoo men to rdothree General Years, with aufteraleths, a copy of which is tinotheittot to you. tie orders she troops to defile above Callao, which is a mord pit. and In the rondos of which, they will be able to dire& *dearth whoever their pekoes may be Deceithry. Hie May* opt el. • bodiag of the lagilith at the meow* when the sets* went Made so Oasts, le order to melte a dinerilea ter nib* die her, Nod to ost Mali Calabria by the ease, whit! los loppaned to yea. Ms Ideldty Dew deems yea todosodee all Hither Calabria. sod awforeody requires you soaks a peados before Mesmer% if areaway he Da 'Wooly maim elf it, ate way odor pukka tor may judge Man fatable for arrefitag Ath pregrek restart% &ways a retreat by Caen*, that, ender all palibk events, yes May be able toy= ear fermis or asallmse the eihnilves for his Welty &dm withesthat the soompteold dllesoberk a that teed, than in thoseighboodmed of Napigeorliere the moral elfed o f tide Skillose Ml* ha ell awe dowaress. htsfeity do at your sithsvadens as the ditoidek tithe Magi se millhic He has gives ordas for erg pay dolL to the Meow I have the I M fldtee Isa, Muller General, with the belt (gtlud) C. lit 'Tent, GtomellofDivlllos and Mkt of the star'. . , 111111141. via puts To San nal. atoms. us mai% , Moore, July 11, dad. bare weed Y,t = 1 Inte able the whale rebel lamb. —tion of the Pmafkird • gueisi bin attacked me mar Cofensa, from the xit to the pth estegge. I 'have roodval informaden by his Meleitre Aid - de•Coes• "Pith et year elededeasem, sod your re. *teat eta Cretans it golltersasee of my assousitiao Wog wafted, and too efloyampldllsd err westaded, joined to them- Widest Mom= ete Idetersoised to proceed to Caf dims, and 'MAW as meek toadd lighting at Cairo-I/Mari and llgorathos Width I know to he la a Rats of inferreetion, as to cover tom reemm isms that poise, to ale you ilmald love cookeed your insommot Is that sliredUem When I arrived before CAD°, bead the people ie intarroftlea.sad I bad to open a midge • throvelabswheol take thetown by mein (=On dotal which I lot sexy men, sod calm tad di the cartridges 1 Rill bad remairsing. Whir the pleat Was odds( I had to Whin an attack, (word is • land, from mem to far efeloch P. M. We at lettcaotesded. sdaost Inc arm", in molting the wait multkode of darter paw tiota I toek advantage of the obrowity of the *lit r remove to Os meaner a the eaty Smog where I can hope to Room hearty in men sod ammeoldea, std to avoid the woalscri of my troops, who are 'Pithead the nor Tit delsodag doesthives. On arriylng at Moms. 1 found so Meer of the fitaL wk; was charted with the asmested diligtehes he yea, by whish,l leant that fame reloteemsoosts are to be lent to as. The melloger net being able orreadme his rate to yes, I have Lent Ids hat to Naples, sad forward the &plebes se yea by the only eammard eaties whisk remains epee to M. which is the lee. I aped that what Ms Mop*y harm our rear flootion, be will take loafer's to reline us from the emberralles dramitanees which we an placed. The wisdom of in that bee ocearrod to me being toe *luminous to be conveyed to you at this moment, l bawl merely fort It to the that intending to traofmk you a copy at a more favourable oppor tunity. Your's, wholly, (Sighed) T. A. Tattolta. Every tongue is loud in praife of the Emperor Ataxasinsa. His fidelity to his alliance is regarded byEngliffimen with that fympathy and affdtion which fpring from genuine hnnefty. Englifhtnen have found in it a feeling congeni:a with their own ; and it is a confolation to them to think, that if they have been for years lighting for the proteaion of others, rather than for their own fecurity, they have at loaf! had fame affociates of integrity and truth. But it is abferved by fame, that though Ataxamota had refufed to ratify the peace which D'Ousait had made for him. yet itis manila that he had commiftion ed him to make a fiparate peace of Come fort. This is true. And fo did we refolve to make peace with France, if fairand folid terms could be feeured. It was obvioully an arrangement hetween Great Britain and ftuffia, that each fhould treat feparately ; but no doubt it was mutually underflood upon what bafis, at leak they were reciprocally to att. In this way the dilcuffions began—and in this way they came to a dole, if we may credit the lifertiieur ; for it Rates that the Negotiations with England had been actually concluded—when Come new difficulty occurred. In all probability D'Ovsait's treaty, extorted by fob. tt-ty; which went beyond the arrangements, was the ,itliculty. If fo, it is now removed. The crafty I renchman has not fucceeded. The two parties are I , ; ought back to the point in which they flood before, hut with the advantage gained, that it is Ids likely for the enemy to cojole either of them again. The me Fenger Mr. PA It SOli S, who fet off for ,Paris on Thutfday evening after the breaking op of the Cabinet Council,reached Deal yeller day mot ning, and embarked on board the Speculator lugger, which im mediately got under weigh and proceeded r mon togne, which place the reached about two o'clack in the Afternoon. We have the pleafure of acquainting oar Readers, that yeflerday Mr. Fox was fo well as to be able to go nut to take the air fora fit/at time, and appeared to be in extremely gnod fpititt, confidcring the fere -44 of his late (offerings. ruttricA itv•teLirCgiieL MAILS This DAY.—VW LW. • Dos. At[. o g s t 0 0 • PAW Waterford TO THE EDITOR OF THE It" His Msjeßes Slap Portusee,Sleereefs SlMakir, Sept.s. Me—Having obferved, with Ulna Concern, the premature report of the lots of his Majefty's fehrsoner` BARAtOtITAL with her titer, ih the Steek's Liil,ifru the tlt of this month, I take the opportunity of la. forming their relatives, through your Paper, that if! December lan I was on board ro American (choosier from Trinidad (in Cuba) hinted to Baltiinore, the . Mailer of which bad, four days previmifly, ken Lieu tenant ORCI4ARD, het Commander, with his Officers and men, landed at Trinidad , an d nsarched as price nen to St. Efpiritu. The BA:taco:lra was wrecked in November, !Rob upon one of Jardine keys (Cuba) but none of the ereir were 1011. As the Steele'eLill will not be corralled until next month, I beg pawl.. infert the preceding. • I am, Sir, Your moil humble fervent,. ' JOHN Ltrires Lieuteasust of kb blojeitys Stir Fortune& PLYMOUTH. SEPTEMBER 4. Came in the Dania brig Alezander,Capt.PßlLDLit from Gallipoli, bound to Tonniogen, with 011. do. Piped by the Ctseenborough privateer ; Ia Laeak,of 46 rms. from a croize, and the Honour, guts-brig from the Weftward. PORTSMOUTH, SAT. s. .Atrived the Zulu bomb; wiskelte Moßda Pak Indianian, and leveret outward Mond vetch', and $ convoy for the Downs; CRACKS/ gun-brig, from a cruize ; and the SABRINA, a new !loop of war, launched on Monday lan at Southampton.—Sailed the BtaNcts a frigate, to join - the Channel flat.— Wind Si W. DOVER, SEPTEMBER 5. The &Imo LATOR lugger came out of the Down, this morning, and proceeded for Boulogne under heavy prefs of fail. She reached her denotation about two o'clock this afternoon. A convoy confining feveral fail of tranfports, and a number of owed' sips, paffed by this morning from the Downs. rived the Hots gun brig, from • cruize. Wind S. and moderate. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 5. Arrived the William florefliip from the Nore, and Paid through for Pottfmouth ; B gun brig,' from a eruize. Sailed the GtArrom, for Port/ mouth ; Ctrne frigate, Commodore Owes, ant Bat/laza gun brig, on a cruise o ff Boulogne; Pun ciao bomb, having under her convoy the Deptford navy tranfport, and Suffix Oak, hired ketch ; elk a number of merchknt !hips for Portfmouth; Hum. I.e armed flip, for Falmouth. This morning a Ma• falser arrived from London with Difpatehes, and embarked on board the Seed:term: lugger, which, immediately got under weigh, and proceeded for Lim Coen of France. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER S. Arrived the Fr:ernes, and Asrasa frigates, and Bantu: gun brig in the harbours alto the Rif:A KAN gun brig, at the Little Nore. Sailed the Hopper. Swedills merchant sip, Captain M. Per reasow, with pitch and tar, bound to Linton. At. rived the Swedifh (hip ,Freeden, Captain R to wait convoy to the Baltic. There are a number of (hips now at the Nore ready to proceed with the next Baltic convoy, which is appoinfed ro fail the cab in. licit. The DIA mono frigate, Captain ATLEs. is out of Dock, and nearly ready for tea. Wind S. W. frefh breeze. YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER s. This morning arrived the Lark packet, Captain Geoecta DILL, with mails from Gnttenburgb.— Sailed the Beaufoy and Lark packets for Harwich ; and the Claima gun brig with convoy. Arrived the Some gun brig from a cruise. Remain is the Roads the Majeflic, Agincourt, Ruby, Stately, Naffau, and Roebuck men of war ; and feveral (mall arms. vedall• GREENOCK, SEPTEMBER j. The Adventure, Mate, arrived lag night tree' Jamaica, parted the convoy on the nil ult. in latitude 41. 35. long. 56, and proceeded for the North Chan. net, but the wind veering northward Se was obliged to go South; made the land on the 17th, and wee put into Beerhaven by contrary winds two days at. terwards, where the remained for tea days. Mk report of her being towed by the fleet was erratical& —The Garland, Gomm*, (a running Blip) arrived here yellerday, from New Providence, after a pal; Page of 37 day.; left the Atrial, --, and Collies* wood, —, loading for Liverpool, and were er. petted to fail in a few days. His Meknes fchooner HATOCR, Lieutenant W. R. BASSISR, Commander, arrived there on the 25th July; the Captain reported her having bees chafed two days previous, off the Montanzies„ by a Spanifh 74 gun (hip that had beefs cruizing off the Havannah, and done ennildeehbla mischief. The hires PORT MANOR, S. CRAW/EIS Commander, and ease a us, W. Sitter Commander, were fent in purfuit of her. His Majefty's (hip nye , TIRILLI, WAS at Nafau, when the Garland filled. Captain Sig ft, of the Europe, one of the Cease , eioN's convoy, arrived at Avr on Sunday, gives the Ifollowing information refpetiing the capture of part of the fleet : On the morning of the 16th ult, in tat. 46. 50. long. 34. 50. a large sip hove in fight, which not anfwertng the private fignal, the CHAMPION made a flgnal to difperfe, and Coon after two other large sips were ken, which alto gave ehace to the convoy. Captain Sleet was then to windward, and two of the fleet talent. The enemy bore up, fired at the two veffels and captured them. The Europe crowded all fail, and was purfoed by the enemy, but this talc• ing them from the body of the convoy, they refits quilled the chate. Nest morning at day light Cap ' taro Sr et obferved two more of the French (hips, which with the three feen on the preceding day made five (hips of the line—this mull have been the whole Iquadron of je ROM s ho AAAAA re, returning to/Prance. The Lively frigate, with the fleet under convoy front Portimouth, is arrived at Gibraltar. The Fortune and Freebooter EnglA privateers, are csprtired and carried into Algefiras. The I "(lion, TritmsutL,frozn Surinam for London, was caoured uff GreladA on the rpth of July. ThRTOLA PLEET. W 2 Rep the prefs to infert the following inf&rna lion, which was this afternoon put op at LLOTO'II Coffce•houfe : 44 YORTDIA, Avow 3. " A Fleet of neat 3bci fail are now under way— " They broke ground on the la Augulti but as great 6, part of the convoy bad not joined; by figoal they " came to anchor.—Another French fquadrou is et " peeled at Martinique." The ViciLeer fcbooner, arrived at Weymouth, with difpatches, left the fleet, 265 fail, on the 4th Auguft. The fleet failed on the 3d Aug" under convoy of tbe,Acainemmos and Czar, fir England ; the NORTNUOISERLAND, tlll/NAST, and CAbADA were to protea them well to the Northward:—The fleet from Grenada, &c. got to Tortola od the 14 Aqua. ROSABELL. o . ' 1 .7 ' . Itemillasvias 'aro have beep fet to Mahe by Me. Ai-twain , still with sua a:pre:lke &miner% by Mrs. Aea I. The wet* we hypes MATHS, Author of the Poem el " faefirew: . kt• . , - The troops were all anbark'd on boards . The kips were under weigh ; And luring wives, and maids adorl, Were weeping round the Bay. They parted front their deareft Mande, from aB their heart dares; And Pause la. to Neaten commends The Man her fool admires! roe him, the Sod from fait mote ; Renottnel a Parent's care ; He fsik to crab his Oaustrea Tose— She winders k dig* ! A Serape, hi an Intset's hum, Rociinl epos bee arm And know, In the comely Dune. Now belghtmed every charm She thought. if Fortune bad but fan—. She thought upon her Dear; but when ihe load upon his child, O! then nen many • tot! " Ab ! who . wal watch thee as thou Bo:L.0i ? Bag a lullaby, " Or rock thy erode, when thou weep'lt, ■ U I lbass'd chance to die!" Oa board the bhp, refign`d to Fate, Tot pionaing joys to come, Her Love, in Slat farrow Cate, Upon a broken drum: He kw her, lonely, on the boa ; He few her on the Brand ; And, far as human rye can reach. He Om ber wave hcr Land ! " 0, Roe ! fared to go, " With t►ee my fold &ail dwell ; ■ And Heves, wbo pities Mimeo woe, " Will comfort ROSAIIILL r Auguft, don. N/ROXTON 48BET, SEPT. 3. The Prince of WALES, the Doke of C RRRRR CI, Major BLOOMMLN and Mr. R. HEATHCOTI, left Ibis place on Monday at one o'clock, P. M. The Royal Brothers left the Abbey with great regret ; they were charmed by the unparalleled attentiou and hot - - pitality of the Noble Lord. The Theatricals, or; Friday, went of with the greaten applaufe. The Addrefs, wrote by Lord Gurtoroan, was a moll claffical produdion, poffeffing *such wit and humour. The audience was in number about an hundred, confining of the Nobility about the country. wErmol/TA SEPTEMBER 4. Our Theatricals received great Mar in the per. fort/lance laR evening of the !ovals, and the Mather rod, which was by defre of the Right Hon. Lady ANSI* MARIA Corrow. The Theatre was much crowded. This evening Wild Oati, i and the Pelf Lower. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Custata &am) is am daily expedled. The arrivals continue numerous, and much corn- party are difappointed in getting lodgings fronting the lea ; they have therefore recourfe to the interior, which is getting alrnoß full. 1 RAMSGATE. SEPTEMBER 4. YeAerday evening, while Mrs. &Dooms was giving her recitations from S , &c . Foe'sries, Efq. at Broad(lairs, for the benefit of the Margate Sea Bathing Infirmary, tome villains took advantage of the confulion ncatfioned in Mr. Foasyrn's honk by this exhibition, and got admif. Pion into Mrs. F.'s bed-room, from which they cart ied ' off jewels, &c. to the value of two guineas. Their booty coufifled of a pearl - necklace, valued at Soo guineas ; a diamond butterfly of 300 guineas value, and a variety of other jewels. The robbery was dif• covered by Mrs. FORSYTH upon her going into the bed room with Mrs. SWOON s, when fhe difcovered a pearl lying on the floor, and then difrovered her lots. Mr. FORSYTH has offered a reward of pool. for the difcovery of the perpetrators. It is really a pity that fOme of the molt stair/ft of the London police officers do not occafionally take a tRp to our watering places to take a peep at the company. Robberies are committed almoft every night at Ramfgate and Margate, &c. and they are more frequent this feafon than ever. Si PT FMara p.—No tidings of the robbers of Mrs. Foesyr les jewels.—No figns as yet of any tranfports coming into our harbour, they hill remain in the Downs. The rain and lightning of lift night was truly awful; to-day it •is beautifully i:ne : fcarce a !odious to let, and lot oat of any oonfequene. MARGAT. SEPTA'AMER 4: Noy Fair, as it is called, Rill continues to Mtn& the cnrapaay down to the Pier, Whesever a packet from London comes in fight t and we are gratified with freth anivals'of beanty, elegance, and fallion. every tide. The Pier, on the occafion of the landing of the paffcngers, has a molt interefting sad bultling appearance. fhe depredations of the light-fingered &try mu continue. At the left malquerade here, a " Friar of orders Grey" was particularly ailive—Obferving a Lady it one of the boxes with a very flee Sue dote and veil, be made up to her, and fainting bet by the title of his mot adorable thleisies del 'rebate, con. tr 11 , ed to rid her of theta and other valuable trappiogr, with which he made clear off. Search was imme diately made, but the jobber had tither changed his chefs or decamped. ' The Eilleimen . are Bill huff on board the Weft In diamen. They have finsed up a fine new cable and part of an old one, and the wreck has been moved by them fo far in-fhore that ber hull is plainly to befit= at ebb tides. Part o f t the cargo will of cowrie be Caved. Satrastaaa s.—The affembly left night was eau of the &Ilea this (salon-41 the fafbionables were prefent—the dancing was kept up without intermif lion from nine o'clock until twelve. Yefterday a great quantity of rem and logwood war brought up front the wreck of the Wee India man feveral puncheons, however, were Bove in get ting op and landing them. The fitherinen and others are employed night and day, and in a few days al. rook the whole of the cargo will be got out of the wreck, when it is expelled the will be Boated iato the arbour. BRIOHION, SEPTEMBER s. • The worthy Veteran, General Rant, has been here Come days. This brave Soldier is 8y years of age. walks remarkably upright, and appears in exceeding good health and fpirits. He, yefterday, futftribed his guinea to the Matter o( the Ceremonies, at Pot- LAWS. All the pas elt peeve in the Library teemed happy at beholding him. His age and his Cervices ennfidered, tuna render him a welcome vifitor when. ever he appears. The General, from his youth, paid particular attention to the delightful fcience of mufic, was eonfidered, but a few years (ince, the Era Bute player in England, and many of his compofiticeta are at this time much played and admired. The General. we are informed, intends to bequeath to the College of Edinburgh a handfome fun, for the purpofe of having a certain number of individuals there, yearly inftruaed in the art of producing the concord of fweet founds, and of mufic in all its branches. The Ge neral has a daughter, at this time a prifoner in France. A party of Gentlemen, in one of the pleafure boats yefterday, met with a very untoward accident, in the rudder of the boat being fuddenly fnapped afun der by a heavy fca. They were about a league front the (bore at the time, with a tolerable gale from the &nth Weft,. and not an oar on board. One of the tubing-boats, 'however, put off timely to their and brought them fate to Mote. SPORTIAG INTELLIGENCE. NORTHAMPTON RACES, THURSDAY, AUO. St Fifty Poundsfor all ages—Four mile beta, Msjor Willoo's b. b. brother to Squat& WIC 54 311 b 3 S Mr Andrew's br. c. Zagora. 4 yrs *Hi 7 11 slb - S .11l 1.4 Sackvilles ch. c. Enekusocr, aged. gft ea . s i gg CHESTERFIELD RACES, WEDNESDAY. AUG. 113. A Maiden Plate of soL given by the Duke of boyealdre,forS 7p olds sit sib ; 3 yr olds 7ft Illb l 4 ft deal"; led 3 MIND soft Bib. Two mile Imam Mr Jobotwes br. c. Sir Andrew, 4 Fre Mr Kirhy's b. 6 Laura, $ yrs - - tar W. Hunloke's els. f. Galatia, 4 yrs - 3 1 Mr Marais sr. e. Trafalgar. 4 yre . 4 dr The Gold Cup,a Sobferaption of me each, for 3 ?molds 6t 3b • 4 yr olds 7t 7b ; syr aids Ha ylb ; 6 yr olds HR talti ; ad aged oft. Poor walks. (is fobfcribcre ) Mr Mafixes gr. eTrafalpr i 4 fro . X Mr Smell's be. c. Tawas. 4 re S Mr Birch's ch. f. Lavinia, 4 Ire . ~ ... 3 TN V alai% .• '; Fifty Para far al tellealker Met hada Mr Klrby's b. f. lAawilis_ .let • 5 t Mr Jobnlon's be. e.Ne All~, 4 yis ytt tslb s s Mr Oloffop's b. 6 Lath, 3 Ira y A t 316 - 3 4 Mr Mika • gr. c. Trafalgar, 4 yrs Bft - 4 I EGHAM RACES.—(r sr DAY, Tuo AAAAA . Seri. 4. The Town Platt of sok free for BE 'des, the bet of two 3-Salk beau. Lard Rgrerwones ch. b. Caber= . a a far. Ladbrokes Sir Peregrine . s 3 Mr. Lamb's b. g. Hotfpur . 4 li Mr. Forth's b. la Lyncens 3 dr - Six to four on Cerberos agaioft the Geld, and 6 to a after the Set beat, whiab was a say good one, and won by • neck way. A Sweepßaltes ei yoga each, %oga ft. fora year old& The Ist half of the new mile, Mr. Emden's b c. Hawk. by Buzzard a - Stir C. Banbury*. b. c. by Whiikry S - Seven to 4, sad atoa on the Winner. Won eafy. ROMs day. a Swoepitabco of asp. each, 4 yr olds t n carry 713 t ills 5 ix oi& HR. flb. 6yr olds and aged, ta. 4 lib. 4 yr Did MN to be allowed alb. 13ec three-mile beat. Ld Egmnowes ch. h. Catena', 4 Yr , old - I Slr J. Mawbers Dr. b. Heathpolt, 4 yr. old . S 6 tot on the winner—won In a canter. Same day. Mr. R. Taylor's Candidate, 7ft. /Ob. boat Mr. I Set ton't Cl.u.lan Lab, 7ft. sop. Four miles. , • $ to a as Coodidata. . I I It Yefterday fume further information was received concerning the arreft of Daniels by Mr. SCOTT, the Receiver General of the lfle of Man. He palled by the name of Dennis, and Paid he was an Irifhman. In offering the zoo!. bank note for change, he was aware that an error had been made in the number, and this gave him confidence. He appeared fn perfellly in different, that Mr. Scorn ga►e up the charge, and he was liberated. He then fet off for the town of Ramfay, but it occurred to Mr. SCOTT, on refletting on all the matters, that he refembled the defcription of the perfon advertifed fo perfealy, that he Mould do wrong not to fecure him ; he, therefore, overtook him on the road, and took him into cuflody. He then became flaky, and would give no anfwer but he was loon atter recognized and identified by Mr. Isiasms, the partner of the late Mr. Mutt-man, who now keeps a public houfe in the ifland. From this circumaance, it is certain, that Mr. NALDNR, the City Marlh.d, will find him a prifoner, and will be enabled to teach town with him about Monday. It may, therefore, be prefumed, that he will be in good time to attend the firfi meeting of his creditors, on S At ti , day next, at Guildhall. % . . ' .. if' i 1 I I . i - , 1 1 ' I i . 1 7 i • : . 1 ! 1 $ ' 1 I . 1 , i I 1 r i ri2