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FRANCB. PAM. JULY J. Ayr Englifh Cabinet Courier arrived here on Saa/ turday evening, and returned again with (quiches on the evening of the IR. Since his departure. a ru• nom has been circulated, that he i► the bearer of paifports from the Government for an Englllb En voy. This shit, was the objea of the firfl conference, in which Lord Yarmouth has been engaged. • Some American veffcl► have brought intelligence, that Admiral Girinames, with Jerome Bonaparte on b.,ard, has got into Guadaloupe. The Generals Leuchentin and Fregeville, have been difpatched with a fufficient number of troops, to take polreffion of the Principality of Benevento and Pomo Corvo, the former in the name of the Prince and Doke M. Talleyrand, and the latter in that of the Prince and Duke Bernadotte. The French army, under General Marttusnt, Hill remains encamped in the ei-devant Venetian Frinul. It has been joined by the French troops which left Holland in March. The advantageous difpnfitions lately made by the Turkifh Court, and the movemen.s of the Pachas of Scutari .and Bufnia, together with the appt ehenfinn of come attempts againf Corfu, feem to have induced the Ruffians to leave the Italian hands. None of their veltels have lately been Peen in the waters of Comola. It has been Paid, their objed is to make tome attempt in the Warenfa, in order to penetrate into Dalmatia, while their Mips renew the attack upon the Italian iflands. Such purpcfes, however, are no longer dangerous, being known. The Englifh 'eV, continue to crilize upon our , coatis, but their military exploits are fca , cely worth their pains. On the t sth inftanr, they made an at tempt to burn a (mall cnalling vefel, that had taken refuge under the batteries ofTrouville, near Caen ; but they drew off when a difeharge of mufketry was made upon them. On the I 7th inflant, they played off that low comedy of flopping and 'irking one of their own yards, merely to draw out fome pilot boat; this trick fucceeded as well as it did before Cher botrg—two paer feamen were the vis Sims of this delulion. Letters from Strafbnrgh mention, that all the pon toons have been carried to the Rhine for the purpafe of ellahlifhing three bridges, betides the bridge at Kehl, for the patiage of the grand army on its re turn to France. All the artillery taken from the Ruffians and Auflrians in the lafi campaign, has been condoned between the two bridges of the Rhine near the monument of the brave Dciraix. The army will defile before this monument, and will be infpefted by Prince B-rthier, Mmiller of War. Two frigates and fourteen Englifh tranfports con tinued in fight of Olonne during the whole of the 27th ult. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. MADRID, Jura a.—All the Foreign Envois have been informed, that his Majelly has judgcd pr per to (but the Ports of his States againß all Swe.ofb velfrl•, merchants and (hips of war, 1t0N11 7 .., Jun! so.—A new regulation wilt Moray sPiwiti relative to Ecclefiailical Dircipline. combined with the Concordat. This regulation has been agiced upon between the Holy Father and the French Government. N PLES. Juan I.—Yellville continues to rage. The .erater 11111 diieharges a great quantity of Hones rlemliling hail. On the 4th and sth, a continual suit: was heard extremely loud, while the thick cloud that enveloped the fummit of the mountain was al. ' , termite!) , penetrated by Rallies of fire, amazingly .j. vie!, refettibliog lightning. Th'e courfe of the lava ran towards the Terre del Green, and along the emi nence upon which the Cloiller of Camilduna is fiin. steel, and has extended to the dillance of four melee, , dells 0 ) lug all the trees, vineyards, and habitations it ' has met with in its condi. jun now it has reached the high road in the neighbourhood of Torre del while a great number of Strangers and curious persons are repairing to the Spot colic witneffes of the liagular phenomenon. Llsti Monday, his Majefly King fisfeph, accompanied by his Minifter Sali cetti, and Several perfons belonging to the Court, took a view of the lava. The Terre del Greco, Situated at the foot of Vefuvitts, with a population of is,ooo fouls, is now under much alarm : hence proccffions have been ordered, and Prick, with ropes round their neck', followed by a number of men, women, and children, are continually palling along the &ems.— The fields of Ottogano„at the foot of the mountain, are covered with afhes ; and feveral Springs of but water have forced themelves through the earth, and entirely ruined the f il. Frefh (hocks have been fuf. tained at Reggio and Palma, which, as the inhabi tants Rill remember the earthquake of 5783, have in. domed them to move into llraw huts and cabins in the field.. BERLIN, Jove. I.—Preparations for war are not entirely at an end, even in the mein of negoeiations. ' We are extremely bufy in the Arfenal, and the' asevements of the troops continue without intermif. eon. The day before yefierday, the Keinheim Re ' almost of infantry married to Pruifrer, there to re• place that of Arnim, which has marched to Pomera mi.. On the other hand, we cape& the regiment of she Prince of Orange in this capital. Tice Prince, their Cli.loDel, has lately arrived here, with feveral of his I.isite. COPENHAGEN. Jima 28.—Onr Government ii.ecded in the jail demand. of the French Cnmi, awl Al Ile rime time statified the writhes of all who are hoesesie.l in the walla./ of the Dania' All enminetee bet weep •or Wed Indian poffeffions amt .ht N itr D quittgu is plohibitet! unJer the f melt reuti6i ns. OR lEFSNA lux& 33 —Whether it has been in conferv.ence u 4 a for,.torable turn in the Negccia. best , rsr glom isms* t unknown cattle, does not . yet appear s but the Swedil Army rn P. merania has certainly itissirawn bow the PrulTian fr. trier. On the adeh i• took a new ploollOn On the .Banks of the Trebel a n d the Ult. The Atli line is ported between Tr:et leen a d G.iefswaid, and the ariillery is at ain in. 1' .e fc ad Me is bosun ititfebat and B kenh %en. th r end comer, of the Commandant sit the L•ne art at It sci.tenberg. . His Mai, Ity% head qualms er to b remnted.trom ibis More t Fran otrg. A vi6n . saa-boat. al% dm veer at F trended. bate neighed and) a, and !Owned o their limner 114Coa a.a: Gismidisc* FROM THE LOWER ELBE. JULY t.—Thel King of Sweden has introduced the Swedifh form of Government into poenerAnie, and Ragen. Neutral veffels no I"nger meet with any oppofition upon the F.ihe and the Weer, and eve'' , thing is tranquil in this quarter. BANKS OF THE MAIN. JULY t.—The Em pew of the French has given the great ribbon of the Legion of Honour to the Margrave Louis of Baden. On the sad ult. the French troops under the orders of General St Hilaire were fill at Brannau. There were tome Aufirian troops i►► the neighbourhood of the Inn, part of whom were intended to form the gartifon of Brannau. Letters from Venice mention, that a fquadron has failed from thence to prate& the navigation of the Adriatic Gulph. The Ruffian (hips are about to re• turn to Corfu. there to wait for further orders. The independence of the three Imperial cities, Hamborgh. Bremen, sad Lubec, appear to be defini tively all red. BANKS OF THE RHINE, Jove I.—M. D'Ou bra, whore arrival at Vienna has engaged much of the public attention, and whom report fent many weeks ago to France, has arrived at Strakourgh, from whence he will immediately continue his journey to Pat is. The German papers, which have already an nounced this journey, fay, that its principal objea is to conclude tome arrangement for the exchange of prifoners of war. Bit as M. D'Ostbril was the lan Ram Charge d'Affaires at Paris ; as he enjoys the clmplete confidence of his Sovereign ; as it is noto. riots+, he was firff fent to Vienna to remove all diffi eolties (subtitling between Auflria and Ruffia, and that he fettled with Count Stadion, the Minifter for Foreign Affairs, every thing refpetiing the evacua tion of Catraro by the Ruffian troops, we are natu rally inclined to believe that his journey to Paris, un der the vatting circonatlances, has for its object tome thing more important than a mere exchange of pri loners ; and we flatter ourselves that the good under (landing between the Cabinets of the Thuilleries and Sr. Peterfburgh may pointy be Coon restored. FRANKFORT, Jure 27.—General Vandamme's dirifion, that was on the march to return.to France, has halted for fime days pall. Only a few regiments belonging to this corps have continued their route to Manheim. The corps under Marlhals.Angereau and Lcfebre Dill remain in their cantonments, and it does not appear that they have been ordered to up. proach the Rhine. The Aufirian Officers, prifoners of war, have ob tained petmilDon to return home; many are alreAdy on their route. It is fill reported, that the fortrefs of Brannan is to be levelled. PARLLIMHNrART PROCEEDIAGS. HOUSE 0? LORDS, SATURDAY, JULY rs. _ . The Royal Arent Wu given by eanmialust tg the Alfrtred. Taus Reiter NIL the frills Difillleries, Impute and Evports, and Revenue %wisdom Bills; the Pea Once Receiver . General's, the 'Thread Lau, Clobie4aufc Pees, London Wet pocks, White hurl Hotaist.lhalliimetwe Port, and Norwich Celtic Bills, be. Mee a imedidemil• nenniter at private Bllls.—ithe whole amount. UV to 33. The Lords Carigalfiluere wen, the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Ayie ford. and Lord WalAngluim. Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up from the Caputo, the Nabob of the Carnaties Creditors' SW. A few private BM were pre• rented by Mr. GRAHAM and other Gull:ghee; there weft fe vered. read a MR time. The Balls upon the table were forwarded In 44 Yelped'''. Rages; smug them, the Cienersl Training Bill and the Militia &aloe Surpass+ Rill ware read a third time and pitted ; as were agn the Wettrulniter Hall Avenuts, the kith Public Reide,Wina Prises. and Paddington Can't dine ; and the Weft India later , enure and Greenwich Horphal Bills pallid through Comadttges of the whole Mute, and were uported without amendment. After which their Lunar adjourned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMMONS. At four o'clock the Black Red fummoned the Hoak to barite Royal Adept "ives by CommiSion to fcveral publie and private H.W. The SPEAKER, on Ms return from the Lords, informed the 11011(C. that the Royal Affect was given to the following Bills, viz. the Alreffed Allowailee Bill. the Mill Wilkey Bill, the trills Revenue Regulation Bill, the Polt Ofilcc Regulation Bill, awl the Thread Lace Bill. _ _ _ Sir CHARLES POLE brought up the Report of the Commit tee on Embankments in Catwater, at Plymouth. Ordered to be printed. Oii the motion of Mr. KIN 3, the Cimfoildated hod Bill was read a hum! time, and committed for Wednerday. On the motion of Sir CHARLES POLE. the Monte went into a Committee on the Seamen o Allotment BBL Ripon to be re ached on Monday. Mr. ROBSON gave notice of *motion for Wedadday next. to take Into conEdcrattoo the Papers relating to the Barracks is the Me of Wight. The Houfe went Into a Committee on Lord Roducy's Annuity Bill. Report to be received on Monday. Sir CHARLES POLE gave notice. that he would move en Monday sett for leave to bring In a Bill for prevattios any Em bankments in Public Harbours. Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report of the Sugar Bounty Bill. To be read a third time on Mondal , Mr. HOBHOUSE alto brought up the Report of the kith Mi litia Service Bill. To be rod a third time on Monday neat. A hietrage trom the Lords acquainted the Houfe. that the Lords had agreed to the Training Bill to the Militia Ballot Suf. petition 8111, the frith Road Bill, the Earl of Onnond's Bill, the Isle Cuitums Bill, the Scotch Diftillery Bid, the Coramiffinners Names Bill, the Pod Office Bill, the Welltmlniter Hail Avenues Improvement Bill, and the Inland Coal Bill. On the motion of Mr. WINDHAM, the Volunteer Olean Rank Bill was read a third time and paired. Mr. HOBHOUSE lam& up the Aepoet of the Wsreboollng Bill, which was recommitted fof Monday. Mr.PERCIVAL awed that the Militia Oaken Ray Bill be primed—Ordered. Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report of the French Wines Imprirtat ion BilL To be read a third time on Monday. Ms. HO 11l touse ado brought up the Report of the Silkßotinty BM ; alio the Rcport of the Malta Trade 8411, which were both otdirad to be read a third time no Monday. Macchiwal's Grenada Ellett Bill was read a fecond time, on the motion el the LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND. C0123* _ _ mte'f r Min day. '1 ne Nude went into a Committee on the frith Revemie Ada Continuance Hill. Report to be reecloal on Monday. Mr. All,XANDbit brought op the Report of the larthimpers' Rates bill. To be read a third time on Monday meac—.Alfa the Report of the Ettat Laws Amendment Dill; alto the Report el rbe lands I egal Quays Purchsfe BIN; alto the Report of she COlOOl.ll Maas mkt Ship Timber Impnriation Bill ; dredge Re port of the Gunpowder linpirt Probiti mon Repeal BA; and dal: Report of the Rabin Esportatl at BAL Mr. HOMIQUdIi brought up the Report of the Comenktet of sal ply. 1 Mr. ALVX IiNDER brought op the Report at the Sooteb Es derv, r Cli.mlite littl; alto of the forfeited Eltates Balances Ap propriation Null ; afro the Report of the Fenta Canal Bill. whltil lalt was °Mired to be taken hi., farther conedrrecion on Mos lay. Ihe flunk went Into a Committee on the Ordnance Lauds Bull, th report en he el caved on Moods/. 'I ha Knife alf.i went into' Committee en the Ben Reek Light. &tore Kill ; the report so he remit/Ad': st Memisy Mgt. , . • The Hoursthes a3,oimmi. Fres dm LOND7N o,lZErnit .7 141 , 12 . I --- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wee oleet6e, JULY .2. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Onards---QLsartee-Msßer George Omit, from the 14th Light Dragoons, tole Adjutant, with the rank cf ennict, vice Turner, who reigns the Adjutancy only. (ft Regiment of Foot Guards...S. Duneombe. Out. to be Ear. by ',tirade, vice Warrender, promoted. eR Regiment of Poot—Hofpital Mate George Mena to be Af ilitant tarpon. vire deceafed and Harpies, Mate J. R. Ward Kobe Afilltact Surgeon, vice Scott, decayed. sth Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without perehafe—Eufigus Henry Green,-- Equine, and Mkbul Doyle. To be Entiras-allenry Edward O'Dell, Gent. Ace Grant Jain • flppcl Gooch, Gent. vice Equine, and Samuel &hoe, Gat. vice Doyle. Bth Ditto-ajar' leen, Gent. to be Ensgn, without purcbafe,vice Perkins, momoted in the satb Foot. ath Ditto—Henry M'C'ulloeb, Gent tube En6go, without per chers, vice IlePDonald, promoted. 13d Ditto—George Browne, Gent. to be ad Lkotenact, without purehafe, vice jolliffe, promoted. teth Ditto—Captain Thomas totl a rcil, trona the Nova Scotia Fes ethics, to be Captain of a pany, without perches, vice Broodund, ptemuted in the 34th Foot. 34th DittoaaLkutenant Calaway Bsnniag, from the tate Royal Was Artillery. to be Limners. without purchafe, vice New port, appsimeed to the Midi Feet. 44th Dlne-olinfin MIEN Own the loth Prot, to be eke sL .1011116=1:44Thimplersa Perkins, premat frost the Bth Foot, to be Lisemment. widiese path*. 3pth Intmer4hipemmm Mahe p. Thaggen, from the tab MM Capin ofe withers t e g eggige, pempeced in titer SA Voting agdalion. es& Jenks bate, Gee& be without mirchate, TIN gremistad b die Ceps 74th Elitts....rmnee Conserford, Rfg. tub 7 th Weft India ILeglaisme-.J. leldrey. Goat. es be Rags, wittiest porchafe, via helltosidl. preembeL WatterUk's Pineno Ledergewr ts be CV I I III of a Isis Beelie Mgmennet Fredeeick Zdkuder to bi a • 08•1.1,4•• Mws New South Wdes WeWflßna Mae to be Militant Serves, vim The IbiraGerninn Legion. 3d Light Dragoono—Tradelish llithemm, 04/11‘ IS he Veterinary &Mewl- Stb Batts/ion it the Liar—Jams Hsnlfis, tub e Papuan: Nova Sends Faxiblew.. , Lisecatant Robert y from the sad Pool, to be Captain of a Compeny, vies Jeddrell, appointed to the soeb Foot. weisoiamtnise. Endre Thomas Alm of the Comedian FencKila, is Agteriedod,lte. ins abfatt without leave. in the Gazette of the sift ultimo Both Regiment of Foot. For Crewe &elk, Gnu. to be FAO, without push*, Wm L BW . prometed. RIO Ofiver Beek Otwt. to be ditto. oansamee-oteter, JULY I. Royal Regiment ..f Artillery. To be Second' Liesowases—Gendcman Coda Robot Woes. maim, vice Levis. mooted. °endemism Cadet Jabs liammend, vice Grasthema, pronimodo. Geodstmen Cadet William Swabey, vice faiartors, promoted. Condom Cadet Rabat Andrews, vice Hasitate, preedted. 08.311131133 Cadet Hwy Falter, vice J. D Jane, preemated. Clemdemen Cadet John F. Feller, vies Bonn,. promoted. ' Clademem Cadet /Amend aberyard. vice Holwestby, ptemeted. Onehnies Cadet Anoints F. layard, vice Hawker, aliened. 04ittlemem Cadet Provo W. Lawlor, vice Ord, promoted. Gendemean Curet George W. Baker, eke Combo, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Edward A. Cot*, vice Gram, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Lewis S. Robatfon, vice o l o tadrod promoted. Granisman Cadet Amber L. Collins, vice , promoted. Gentleman Cadet Waiter IL Lack, eke Brenton, promoted. Ogaden* Cadet Jobe O. Marlin, vice Estenfig, promoted. Gentleman Cadet William Smith, vice Maus, peemeted. Ownlanan Cada GeorgcF. Roberts, vice lisinuid. promoted. Gentleman Cadet Chaska Ford, vice Patten, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Lumley Wodyear, via Mandell, pronsited. AU dated Jidy t, act& ComMilE3n figoed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Thonna Baum. Jun. sfq, to be Deputy Linuemot. Dated June 27, %Son. I • PARTNAIR SHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Parker and David Briar, of Halifax, York**, cotton card miters, July 7, !Sod: Clunks Peatfleld and Peter Berry, of Whitelidd,, Lanallire, ; csokeas manufwituren, June 13, shot. ThomasSiker and Rabat Olbfou, of Iced, feed m i erehem e . lurk r a, sled. PiontilliLvinoide lad John PAU. of Manchtfkr, cattail dialogs, ' Antall 3r, tdoe. ' Witham Hanby and J. Gilbert Burks, or Fenckurcb.fireet, . drugglits, Jose f 4. tied. Thom.' Haydock and Mark W 60.4.4 Mascheller, letter pref. printers. February 16, iSc.6. Jukes Caldron, William Hareyntin, Benjamin Legg and James Wilke, of Upper Thames-Met. iron ' merchants, June 30, Jokes Coulfon, John Henry PeUy, and Paul Wks, of Upper litaeliell•fteeet,, Irbil merchants, June go, skid. J a mes Irving, John Todhenter, Robert Irving. and Richard Byer', el Proton, Lancallaire, woollen drapers, December ell, Nathaniel Acdeld, William Aliso, and Samuel Pepper, of Ig o**, merchants, Juse se. Mice Fletcher and War Medea, of Liverpool, confallemen, June s. doe. Thomas Davis sad Thomas Babe, et Manchelter, Sour dealers, Jane $3, and. Cab. °oodles end Rabat Goodies, of Leatienball Erect, tad. lees, July 9, *SOL robpla Bldwill and JelisCele, of Rater, July t, tBO6. n Shar.kleten and Willies libeekleton, of Wakefield, York. Dike, grocers, April t 4. sloe. Edward Adams and Themes Iced, of Leaden Wall, bridle bit makers, JOY 10, do& ' Joieph Marder, Thomas Burley Route, Thomas Heather, gag Sam. Harder, of Ponfronoth. Pei merchants, Jere 1,11106. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Henry Waiters, of Foichorclidireet, London, madam BANKRUPTS. Meredith Swaneett. of Fefterdane, Charade, Landes, to Curren der July is, 26, and Augult 23. at ten, at GoildhalL Attorney, Mr. Smith, Hatton Garden, London. George Crefwell, late of Drokskb,Woreefterildre,tnal.nserekant, dealer and chairman, July 30, 3e, and Mend $3. at eleven, at the Holt Fleet inn. Worraillerkire. Attoruki, Mara. Bray awl Gale, Druitwich. &intim Sarum, Jihn SWUM Rowland Borden, jean Branding. and Jukes Embitter!. of Berwick upon Tweed, hankers esd pertnirs, dealer, and ehapoeen, Ansa 7. 8, end 13, at eleven, at the 'l'urk's Newtaftle upon-Tyne. Attorney, Mr. Joreph Bainbridge, NewcaltioupnnsTyne. Uiam Malea, of Huntingdon, grocer, July ta 19, and ti, at nine, at the Fountain Inn . , Huntingdon. Anemias. ti Mauk and Sweetlng, is Huntingdon or Meths. Enver and Lowe, Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, Lasko. flown Diadem Thorne., of Portia, Hants, flatiowsr, dieter and chap:non. July a a, at one. July 23, at eleven, and Auld 31. at One, at the :ship and Caille.Powka. AltoroeY: Mr. With. Ma - WA, of St. James's Rae, Portia. Jamess;lorthgoe, of Liverpool, timber merchant, Aiwa t 3, ts, and s 6, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, in Liverpool Anoraks, Mr. Thomas Blatkitock, St. Mildred's court, Poet. try, Leaden ; or Marrs. BardfweU and Stephen*, Drury-lane, Liverpool. Henry Edwin Southwell, late of Sainiundbana, Suffolk, mom,- Serrrrner, dealer and Chapman, July all, 29, add Auguft 23. at tru, at the Bell Inn, Sazmundharn. 'Attornies, Meffra.D.bary and Cope, Inner Temple, Louden ; of Mr. John Flat, of Sam. mundliamaforcf id. • Francis Ronkfley, now or late of Shelleid, Yorkfidre, edge.tool ; maker, dealer and ehapntan, July 29, 70, and Auguß sg, at two. at the Hotel Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Ski, Hatton. Garden, London; or Mr. Rmigera, Sheffield. Rickard Winos, We of the Mod of Ouernfey, merchant. July Sli e st one, Aigalt 3, and $3, at ten , at Guildhall, Loudest. At. =lleac Exley, and Stocker, Farniears.loi London. Ely La Wass, Ltd of Huddersfield, Yorklklre, druggEt, &else and dopewita, Angutt 7,8, and a 3, as ten, at the Packkorre lon, Headwind. Attendee, Mr. Stepbentoa. lo Hobnfirth, near Hobbralahlt se Mr. Bettye, Chuseerplance Landoll. Jae Shag, et Pllonts-tireet, St. Pancras, Mldellefer, paper hanger, peirmr. demise aodehaposaa. July ry.lb, and Adeutt s 3. St twain,*ooll.oll, Loudon . Attendee, Metes. lib. blewEbrari .Gray's.lna•Plaoe, Oray's•lna. DIVIDENDS. Jay $3. John Perks, of Great Saredon, Stalterdhlre, mom terivenr, &NW and charman, at eleven, at the Cade teL jd a y li n li Mrd Green, of Olney, Backs, bee berebant, at the Amber be. le Newport Pagnetl, Bucks. jvily m.Slltarlow, of kincrfordwett, common brewer, dealer 0. and 'at deep, at the Amour Tram AE-Salate lass. LONDON. MONDAY, 110. T. T 4. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE OVEOCIL . . - - 2.4. 6 s ilk. 62—Ditto. o i n. with dii.sn, 6zl. Qualm 64 . NOCE OF STOCKS ONSATI. fB DAY. DNA luck, anti India Bondi. 11 . dar : 3 per Oft,. Red. An. 61 Imp. 3 per COIL 011 jpa Cow Cad. AIM lit Ditto ADD 8 4.16C1is 4 Ni Cali 84 Exch. BIM is. N. U.. PM s Oita Nay q 3194 Omahas Log Ate t 9t2 COSIL for ace. 63 6si 633 Mr. BASILICO, the Meifenger, arrived in town oo Saturday afternoon, with difpatchts from France...—. He arrived at Deal in the BRUIZIR gun brig. Ths nature of the dirpatebes, like all the preceding pert of the negociation; remains a profound feast: A Coun cil fat yellerday forenoon,.and Mr. BASILIC° wag spits Jo mediocre yellerday to return to France. WET The WI parket brought US a letter of our Cerra.. ponders' in the I t esward Iflands, dated Barbadoer n May 12. The Mends were thest much more healthy than for tome time before; the ryth regiment at Barbadoes were very well--reisfereements had mom out for every regiment ; the gods bad received so* men with a proportion of °Jun from the reefed battalion in England. The regiments in the Wei Indies felt more the.entnt of Olken titan of men in officers . all . of them mitered weak, fours extremely fo. Officers who got home on lick cenHintes rem ;veined there for tensor two years. At Manloitino tits French were in daily expeltation of a force from flu, rope. 4a expedition was evaded to go from Goa. &loop* 'visit Demerara and Butinam ; but chn. Bowyee, oneof the molt Olive Commanders is Chief that fog' has been in tag Will Indles,was in reading(' for any.attempt that could be made. The beg un derltanding excited between Geoend Bowvaa and Sir A 1.11221111 COCOR•111. general &west was about fitting out on a ilk to each individual Wand a attended by his patina' Staff, Dr. Rata, &c.— The general was rietcrrninsd himfelf to examine the A nate of the fortifications In each Wand, and to review all the troops, regular and militia, comparing them with the returns hitherto traufmitted to Barbadoes. By the frigate jolt arrived from the Well Indict, we have received (griller accounts from our Corref pondent ; his letter is dated June. The crew of his Meknes thip Dovitatca having mutinied. carried • her into Guadeloupe. General Eanonsv immediately fitted her and another verel out, and fent theta on an expedition againll .Dominica. In this ex. pedition a French General, fecond in command, vo. lunteered, who had of late, as a fpy, vifited every creek round Dominica. The whole of this expedition bat fallen into our hands. On their appearance off Dominica, Gen. DALRYMPLIt armed the Montrofe packet then in hat bour, on which occafion more of the 46th re4iment volunteered for the fervice than could Me received on board. Sheering a good ontfide, the Montrofe bore up, attacked, and at halt took one of , the Frenchmen, with their General ors board. A frigate loon luckily appeared, which got held of the other Frenchman, and a prize which he bad got..-- 0. The French General has been fent to Barbados, but Sir A..COCHIIIIII ninth to recognize him in any charafter but that of a fpy, in which he was taken. The Antigua Paper, of the :sub of way, gives the following account Shot tly after the packet (the Duke of Mnntrofe) arrived at Dominica, and had landed her mails, the went in that* of an armed loop, lately in the Eing's fervice, called the Dominique, but which had been carried into Guadeloupe by a part of her crew, that had mutinied in the Went* of her commanding Of- Beer, and which bad been immediately fitted out as a privateer by the enemy, 4 The Dominique had jolt cot out a rnerehamfbip at anchor at Roleau, vibes the packet made her ups pearanee and after landing her mails and receiving on board two officers and font-two men of the 461 k regiment, west io purfuit of the privateer, which the was fo tortilla* as to take after an engagement of. three quarters or an hour ; as alfo another privateer. named the Imperial; both fitted out for the exprefa porpore of conforitting depredations on the 'hipping at tofeau. where Mete happened at the time to be no armed vette s. • " General Donanean, fecond in coMmand at Guastiloupe, and one of the principal mutineers, were taken in the Dominique. A letter from Dominica. of the 26th of May, gives the followios account of this aftiort : Yea wit be gratified to bear, thee the Dale at Montrok pother. Captain Dynely. sae taken a trench privateer. from ism. Manure with a General Meer and so foldters of the 266 brisole on 'Meta iis packet had on board Lim/amain Walki , and yo ,of our etob Regiment. The tonne fought long and <Separately before they furreutiered The evening before tin. happened. the crewel/ a amp tb.4 was here mutieled while the Commander was on Owe. and car . led her towards the helots. white they fell he with this French privateer, Red gave tbunfeves up to Str. Both ' the earls then returned, with the hotentlun of tellth - 11 oat tome b *l" , , , g eh f: ai r bag t i a , t r . W s t tay e o i h n t. here, L a . er li ss e:: “4 l l, cl Lr e c ou on ' t l , t he cy t. P' in c ee k t et t uld hem htr l7e nv ip e rek be. et alter the other, and cap. . rimed them both. Li mm Warne, who behaved fe pliantly on this 0.0 boo is the Aker veto Was meothmed to hae.4ll. nte.y in Gs. metal Pr sot's doreeho ildate t Om* wads attempt open too diataL" • • .