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I. ITAL r. -- • NAPLES, JULY 21. On the day after the furrender of Gaeta, the gar rifon embarked for Sicily, after having given their word of honour not to carry arms agarnft France during a year and a day. The Englab left in the town the five m which they placed there.— There remain giro tzo pieces of artillery, and a great quantity of warlike Rotes. It was on the iith of July that the Prince of Heil* Philipflhal, commandant of Gaeta, was (truck by a fplinter from a wall, thrown down by the explofion of a bomb—he remained on the fpnt as if dead. He was then carried on board an Englifb veffel, which immediately failed for Palermo. We are affured that his wounds are Co fevere, that his life is defpaired of. His Adjutant, Colonel Hot; fucceeded him in the command of the place. General Verdier has, at this moment, his head quarters at Cafrano ; there of General Regnier are at Catangaro ; they are employed in defiroying the remains of the stretches who revolted in Calabria.— 'the province of Bafilicate has condueed itfelf in a way which does it infinite honour. The Civic Guard, ellahlifixed by the exertions of General Pignatetli and the Prefident Salem, maintained their good order and tranquillity. The taking of Gaeta has produced the happieß ef feat. That event deßroys the guilty, hopes of the enemies of tranquillity—already a large corps of troops has let out from before that place, and has advanced into Calabria ; and there is reafon to ex- pea. that in a little time that province will beentirelt purged of the Brigands who dillurb it. . . I .. , . FRANCE. . PAWS, AUGUST 6. '' At the infant when we rated:ay !Innovated, oh At faith of the Englifh Journals, the departure of- Lord Lauderdale from London to Paris aeon event' extremely probable, that Nobleman bad arrived in this city, where he alighted at the hotel de l'Enspire • Jo the Reset Cerutti. Thole who recoiled how mach limier the old Adminiltration be always mewed bins felf the partizan of peace,mue augur very favourably of the refill! of a negneiition in which we are doubt-, Id's aothorlted to believe that be is dellitted to take a geincipal lhare. , Lord Losderdale caw% a frigate, 'from which' he was landed at Calais rig the 3d ink about noon. The frigate tainted him With 4 guns when he . quit , quit ted her. The klayoransdrConilitnied Aqaba:Wes of the town went to receive him at the poets , • • , i aeon TUC 12411/1. • • - 4.• The pant &oaths' of Europe call* for•a po4 /laical (yam totallasiffeevat from that which, to iul Seam; the Evil& Gorernpstnt kas Col/owed lb long.? /Ise time is int far ditutt, when, even for its cruel *lnterefl, the Cow of London wills be *very glad to: acknowledge thweiglite comma to all nations. It ha hitherto made war upon priaeiples which it, Ihnold• *Wady have difasowed. Dnuhtlefs we eraglit not to be furprifed, their' the midi of a Ilea "amtmatiftwhich profiles a happy tefult, it is Rill . ' s isj(trenidable preparations. France difnovern . 1 , t . dad. fisfLettentlw to fropport the flrength of her arth r e ,,, sad- the military fpirit which animates! 'bet fpldiers. Thefe demonflrations only prove thq defies of each of ihefe Powera to make peace that pore advantageous and folid. Bur what grieves asisd 'to fee that England has not yet renounced its hie' ix: fpotations. that fylient of diforganizatiowand mfr. chy which is incompatible with the ezifience of civi lized fockty. The expedition of Wanda, to which it cannot be doubted that England his bemired al fieance ; the connexions kept up with Deffilines and the revolted in St. Domingo ; in thou, the nature of the aid given to Bing Ferdinand, sae which has Cot; filled in organizing revolt, pillagny'lltnl'illeffination 111 Cislablis ► are a true kandal la theloist of •all Ea.' ropean Governments. The law. of nations certainly permit , the defence of • the antes of an wily. but it mull he by legitimate meant i for war all., has its fegiflatii n. the objeft of Which is , to dinxinifh the ca lamities which it brings in its train. It would pro 2150'e the caufe of humanity. were there . lever Peen in camps env other than regular 11 aelPei 0 r regularly ; sulphite-J. in a'revailted cnuntry, all the iohabitkote bet. , me enemies. The cottage of the labourer is! eve longer a refpeded afylum. The whole people are expoled to the horrors of war. It is full time that Ginernments fhould ceafe to have renewer* en this' imiferable teritiree. The Emperor of the French has! difdained to employ it in this war. No revolted fuhjtes have been teen under his triumphant colours., Let us hope that the example which he gives to 'the{ irnid will not be loft, and that his glorious reign ball hr the epoch of a policy more liable and mote idearitaveout for humanity.'.' - Atourev 7.—The comte de Metternich arrived is, poi: IA Sunday. It is long fince the ttiplomiik , Corps was fo complete as it is at this mi•ment. Auou IT 11. —According to one of oar Journals of this day. many people are of opinion that the peace with Enplarot is ?heady figned,ansi that it win, if not earlier. be nude public on the birthday of the Em peror, tl - i. dAy fc'nolght. It was lag Tueiday evening that Lord Lauderdale who was received en his route from Calais hither With the greateß eipreffions of joy, arrived in this capital, and n'p the following day was prefented• to his Majeny. He has with him, as Secretaries, Mars. Stuart and Maddifon. F `~ ..; The Jewifh Alfembly here has already anfwered three of lhe quelitons propofed to it t—thefe are' as follow 3 I. I. 613 lawful for the leers to marry more than one wife ? a. II Diiorce allowed by the Icwith religion t Is It lawful, al. tboaah no femence refpe<ling it be pronounced by the Trlbunab, 2nd in purfusuce of the French Codc ? • 3 ' May a lewcfe marry a Chrlftlan, and a Cbriftlan female with a Jaw ; or does the law require that the Jews fairly marry baton each other f . aefwer 'enntaini principally, that Ate jewifh M the' fitiEleft fence, permits polygainy.diviirce, Ind mixed marriages ; but that there are limited by pratlice and uflge. To the queltion Which relates tit the duties of Trench citizens, the Aitembly Talon. tattlf, and without premeditation, auftfered in the (ullea manner: • , • • NOLLAND: • . LEYDEN, AUGUST ss. Somelettera from Paris fay, that the arrangements with PruWa. both with regard to the revolution in Germany, and the adjuiling of a certain difference refpeaing fome didributions oflerritnry in Well pha. lia, have been completely terminated to the fatiafac tion of both parties. All thefe matters (landing in more or lefs conflation with the neociations between England and France, there is rea fon to hope, that all obtiacles to a general peace will be removed.— Lord Lauderdale, add thefe letters, will fin& at Paris the great work which is the with of all. U TRECHT, AUGUST so. Yeflerday, an hour after midnight, three grenadier companies of the in regiment of French light in fantry, which were encamped at the Hague, arrived hare unexpatedly—they were quartered open the ci tizens. They are to fet out to-morrow for Rhinen, anal the day after for Arnhem, from which, it it, Paid, they will march to S efel. Duch trocopt have fet out from Berme' op Zoom and Bois-le-Due. for ArnfleTdam and Haerlem. This day, three companies of the 65th regiment of French infantry of the line, are expeaed here from the Hague, where they were encamped-- They will continue their route to-morrow for Voor thuifen, and from thence for Deventer and Coevir frflet whence they will march m the county of : • GIRMA.Vr. FRANKFORT, AUGUST - - The march of French troops to the borders of the Inn Continues uninterrupted $ and nothing but the ratification of the peace lately concluded with Ruflia and the yielding of Attalla, who mull hivi.no (hare in the Confederation of the Ptinees of the Rhine, and in the annihilation of the Germanic conftitation, ap pear fuificient to prevent a war upon the Continent. Through Suabia, the march of. French troops con. ;hues with allonitting celerity, and the French trait& port with them much artillery, &c. that was lately on its retain to France. AuG. 6.—The intelligence lately.contained in the Hungarian newfp , apers, that Schabats had been car. vied by the Servians. is at prefent cowl-edified by them. It is true that the infurgents, on the 26th of July, made a brat attack, but were recalle d with confiderable lots. z• • • LAYBACH, JULY OS ' Major d'Albuck, whom Lieut.litterail&lleprde had fent to Vienna, has arrive/ here, on his return tp_abefgeadeon - which failed three weeks ago from{ T 1411114. • •• ". • ; I L rrtrinastn, AUGUST s;,.itt • • The French troo s ss Which had been polled no the' left hank of the Rhine, are patfing Ant kiver faced. lively, on their most for Bavaria through-Suable. From. the a6th to the 28th of July,, (even ;hoofers wsenznarched from Strafburg, a great past of whom arrived at Pfhorflseitn on the 30th. • AUG4IBURGH, JULY 6. A great number of German libels, with which Swabia was inundated, have been kind in the poi fetfion of the bookfeller Stag. This bookfeller re ceived them from bhCorre(pondent Stein, at Narem berg, who obtained them from the bookiellers Inger, of Venna, and Enrich, of Lints;-cities in which tbefe lihelt have been fabricated. Tie Hereto of Auntie employs a fingolar method of making her acknowledgments for the moderation and generoitt,l of the Emperor Napoleon, in exciting; by their, lib' inhabitants of Swabia againfl his armies.. What at melancholy refouree ! The Emperor of Atalria." too faithfol, ii ignorant of thefe marnruvres ; but the Miniflers who dire& his Cabinet, and who con- 1 those the enemies of their country, wilt end by draw-, iig on its ruin. /Fhq isookfellers Kupfer and Enrich may one day pad for this perfidious conduel. The Emperor has <aided to be delivered up to a military eommifflon the venders of there libels, es guilty of having at. tempted to mile the country ageing the aryny, Certainly, if the French army had wifhed to excite countries againfi their Governments, it would 'have had no need of libels. HAMBURGH, AUGUST S.—PRIVATE LETTER. • " The pablieation of the treaty between:France and the Members of the Rhinifh Confederation Is ex• cited a general feeling of indignation in the North of Germany. The affumption of the Proteillorfhip, with the power which Napoleon has retained of nominat ing the faccefihr of the Arch Chancellor, and the fa. cility Ripulatcd in the treaty for the accellion of new Members, are now univerfally regarded as undoubt ed indications of an intention to realize the dream of a Wellern Empire. Pruffia is at length ferioufly alarmed at the progrefit which has been already trade towards the accompiUbment of this projet, and at the marked difregard which bat been (hewn to her remohltrancer, in the leisure of the county of 13en theirh, dig feveral other daitias in Weilphalia, in the name of the Grand Duke J tachim. The Witt. ' cnce of Count Haugwitz, whole connfels have fo much contributed to place his ling and Cquntry in %Weir piefent embarralling flotation, ha's, Of comic, declined, and Count trirdenherg is now in daily con. I fultation with his Pruffi,tif hlajetty. Whatever atter lions to the contrary you may find in the Continental Papers, be allured that the Prtiffian troops are collert• ing in great numbers in Hannvir and They confill already of no't lefs thin ninety thousand men. The Elettor of Saxony has silo given orders for the immediate formation of an :encampment if forty thoufand,knd, in confequence of the approach Of French troops to his frontiers, and an invitation fent to him to become a member of tile new league. He& Cafrel, 13runfwick, Mecklenbergh, and fevers! other Principalities, are likewife =kir% military preparations under the influence of the Court of 43er lin. It is further (uppofed that Denmark has been applied to by the latter Court, as its forces in the Duchies of Schlefoig and Holttein, ins ead'of - being recalled, as was expelled, after the late reviews;have been ordered to maintain their prefent pofitiom, and areszeceiving daily reinforcements. ' ' It is confidently Hated, that Anfiria, Prufha, Merle CACI, and Saxony, have appliU to the Em peror Alexander to lewd, under the preleht cumilancerihe tatification of his treaty with Fraiice." .11' Er If EV, A l' D:. • BRUSSELS, AUGUST 9. I.ate yellerday es , erung. we law pals though this place foreeffively. a Freheh couriet from Paris to the Hague, and A courierfript the French Ambaffador at Berlin for Paris, who had orders tR di the remelt espeditim. Both were_ charged dirpatches which were of the moil preening imiintturee. Snow wp•ments after. there alto paired through an Englifh man of relpeEtability,*from Parii, on his route to Holland. He allowed hineclf fcarcely the neceffary time to change bode,. - THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Couf moley, 6s4—for Ann& eo4Aeduce4 6311. Onualum, 641—Exelseq. BIEN par to sa. OE. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock mai Imp. 3 per Cent. 641 3 par Cwt. Rad Ann. 611. Imp. Am ....- 3 pee Cwt. Conf. 62, 611 Platt'. Ms. e 5.415. is. ran. 4 Per Cent* &AI Clotstrai 5 53 6 Per Cent. Nay! 94Its Ira 5 pet Cast. pit tune And iii ENS Tidier., 01. iss. Ladle Bonds, is a sada Goa for ate. Ls{ 6s .......... . • This morning, at fix o'clock, a Meffenger arrived at the Secretuy of State's Office, with difpatehes knot Lord LAUDISDALI, whom he left at. Paris— . difpatehes were forwarded by a (pedal Mean intlto the Xing at Windfor. • Policies Were opened yeneiday in the city, offering talrenty five guineas to received back one hundred, if Gird LAUDIIISALI quits Paris before twelve o'clock this night without concluding preliminaries. We have no doubt that thole who toot the money will keep it. His LOrdfhip's return wifl not be fo fpeedy. . ... THE EXPEPITION.L . We mentioned yefie4ay 04 Quatrall Streerta,em. barked on Friday on be rdabe &ill .t. hiaanasarr a frigate. That veffel failed tba ramailloValail *raft . lays is in rendeetons Ord% 'Rock 6, psiii,,L. . tk pears that a confiderablirtmAal fore* *at ' there. Lord Sv. Vineent ! witle'tbkllibetnia,o4 Defiance, the, Illonrions o lthreaLeties tbitDonesdgd; l'lmpettscux, and Om LObitgeillsl4,Hefritates . ; and terrt fay+ oes'of the expedittitti ilia will icatiihihs ...Mach fpiebindmt is talked by thkelsituallbliskar LiTali•Vsitei.'4 - apilitikitr444. atm>. ' Ming of a. teaallikaalge : ftleradense of *a 1140 9 -- Thit,jahned 'to •the Terre 'that one of the expedi. tough is to ton thete,Vies rife to a fuppofition that limn object is in view, of which, hitherto, no Int plilon has been. entertained. ' On Sunday evening the ESTI.OIIIOII, Fuav, and DST/STATION bombs, with the tranfports and out- ward bound valeta under convoy. failed from the Downs for Prietfmouth. As the wind has been fr. vourable evef fine!. we hate po 4oubt that they ate, by this tithe, at Porthenutbr Or the Sicilian Expedition, the Staff now going MU ittillatli of • • Misr Generale . . . W , Lard Pato IT, 8111*Ctit ~i Allertar, Mater General Majee-Gersaal 0•11Lail. .L 24/Olerr General . . . ST/WART, of die 95tIt - ! ' Di= Adjutants Ge 1 Brliadter Gin. Cmarsiss. Silt, I 111/1 Lera ‘s , a Lona in Cial l o 6 tice Onmra D RZ i I"fra°` of 1 DOw Nen.' LL. Plpitlians SOSSarscres ~ . . . lit i . v e le: arue, henntrou soda, an PlltTcYor Lord Paciat, we have jun heard, is us bate the Blocs, in addition to the Bays, to his brigade, and a finer brigade of heavy cavalry never went cut of the kingdom. It is long lines the gallant Colonel Doaliew tumefied that the Blocs might go on ar tier ; every thing may be expelled from them, led by fuch a gallant and diftinguitbed Officer as Colonel Doaetes. It is fupporcd that Majnr r General Wyaen will have the Guard, es his brigade—as a fine body d men, they are mitchlefs; Several regiments afe daily expeBed from Ireland • to join the grand expedition. Thelon report, and we give it as a report, is, that the Prince's fine regimen; the zoth Light Dragoons, now go on fervice. • THE ARMY. rt We lately gave the due meafure of praife to the eery becoming condull of fame Colonels of regi ments viliting their corps, and taking leave of them on the eve of embarkation.. That gallant veteran General Sir 01101101 011110110 is now on a vifit to his regiment, the 40 . h, at •Pottfmouth : to-day he re. vieilt both the battalions of them. From the very high charafier which this regiment has gained, their review mull be a high treat to military men. The 4oth is one of our crack regiments, and ranks with the szd and 43d. The want of tranfports only delay, the embarka tion of the ql battalion of the 4oth for Sicily. The ad battalion, of the 14th and 4oth embark for Ire land, there to be filled up That fine regiment, the 13th, commanded by the, Honourable Colonel CoLent it, highly diflinguifhed themfelves in Egypt, and the Officers now wear the medal, which they gained there. The regiment of terwards went to Gibraltar, where a number of thefe One fellows were cut off by the ficknefs there. The (keleton of the 63th, commanded by Colonel FA R Ley, has jun arrived from the Well Indies. The . fleeletons of the zit, and 14th regiments are on theii way home and pay be daily expefted, as they fae at the Wee time wan um oath. t tic / sow. mull come home immediately, as it i► quite bare of men. What remained of the Iph regiment was em barked on board Admiral COC lAN es fleet, where marine► were much wanted. RETRENCHMENTS. Laft week the Seining blow was given to another of there expentire eftablifhments, the General Hofpital at Plymouth. It was knocked up by Dr. Fs tangoes Deputy Infpeftor of Hofpitals f the furniture wa fold by aultion, and the building is to be turned over to the Barrack Department. ThiChuilding, which it is raid colt the Public upwards of 80,0001. with a large Medical Efiablifhment, for Come years never contained so lick roldiers at one time. Attention is next drawn to the General Hofpital at Chelfea, called the York 'Hofpital, which many think can wdl be (pared. and Wald bkewife be knocked up. Here after there will be only one General Hofpital In the kingdom. Dr. Jackson has the Milt of having grit pointed out the inutility and baneful draft of Ge nera' Horpitals in the military fy Clem of Great Et itaia. CONTINENTAL JOURNALS. Paris Papers to the loth, Dutch to the risth inn. and accounts from Hamburgh one day later than thole by the Mail, have arrived. The changes dialing in Germany, under the di. reason of Naros.aoa, occatlon, as might be expetted, many (peculation& on' the Continent. But much re. liance mould not be placed on any thing that impure in the Foreign Journals ; fdr the pets it, in soft Places of the Continent, under Frets& dire•Sion, and, is fall, it is dangerous to publith any thing difpkafing to the Cabinet of St. Cloud—witoolit the slotted de• tails in the letter from Strafisargh. '' Private letters, and even hmse of the Journals, talk Of a renewal of the war on the cootinont ; but the grounds for the (peculation thew it to bp very imam.. rabic —s" The treaty of peace figoed by ISOtteita Inuit be ratified. and the content of kollria to the pinthilation of the Gernsinsk',Connititiiisun be obtained. or there man be war" To he*, there song; bat who can doubt that Aniltils thp required content ? As to Raffia, if weenny'evecik privote accounts by the lan IllieerhAt i l ig o d ebt that the proceedings of D'Ots sass will • : the Rosperer•Asaaanosa, it is (aid, ismer, ouninil • Norm), it is igid, is extremely onion* toilliblith Confederation in thy North of Germany, as r Wort terpoite to the Confederation of the 'thine 1 tms reminds us of the mica, who. bated of a gamma, took a glafs bottle tis drive neil, and when by had broken it by his lbspidity, 'rinsed to hap it foideryd . , The Cabipet of Berlin will now here time to nomi nate on its own folly ? ...its donrudion is ioevitable—.- its attempts to form a coaster-league twin yield si little fecnrity as a bulwark of araw woofd defend a houfe from a fire raging in the next premifes. By a vend arrived at Greenock, accounts have been teseived of two pf la Gpearys's contorts,— theSyiene and Revanche frigates. lifter committing their depredations iq the Greenland feat, they put into Iceland for water, itadfasiledtheoce pa the 37th of July, fleeting a 8. W. cork on their return to France. The crews of both were in a very tickly adition. The arrival of the Jamaica fleet play be daily et. pined. The Flora, Captain Bateau, which has g. rived at Brifol, (as (fated in our Raper of yeller. day) parted frqni thero on the ;ft inftant, o 5 the Banks of Newfoundland. • We may regard them, therefore, as exempt from any danger pf falling in *ids Gusstaneee► fore, fhonld he even hive di. reeled his c , uric to the nOrthirard. Taking a dew. tine from the Wand of St. Thomas, lie mutt have croffed their track, at lean ten days previous to Of ' time when the Flora 101 l fight of them. cyr .he Ha. vsknah, the men of war efcorting the fleet captured leveret Smith privateers, and tome ,e fell laden with quickfilvcr. The capture of the latter will prove very diftreffing to the enemy, as that article is of in. difpenfible ufe in purifying the prodoce of their minis in Mexico ind Pero. Mr. Fox has eefolved no going on Thttrfeley nezt to St. Antes Bill, foe a few days, if his daily impela jog hate -1 convalefcenCe (ball continue until then. Lord SkAT.IRTN. Governor of Barbadoes, is corn. ing_r_tome in the Severn. Mr. ROBERT Garver, merchant-in Leith, is ap printed Agent for Ametiean Icemen, apd tiding Vice Cooful tor Leith and the adj.icent ports. Sir WILLIAM ERSIIIIIS of rum, the prefent Re. prefenrative of Filethire in Parliament. retires. We under&and that a Committee of Attornies has met, and under the advice of a brit rate Barritter, have determined to pi ofecute the Publinter of Taos- LEI'S Memoirs for a libel againit them. A, the fatire is only general, we (hall now fee whether a general lathe of a particular 'Oaf! of men, will be confidered I as a libel. Thefe Gentlemen feel fore under the lath, Lieut. Jolla Navti.i.e, of the Otb Royal Veteran Battalion, who tome time ago brought fome unfoun ded charges againit Formatter Lewis, of the fame battalion, and for which he was obliged, by the fen fence of a Court Martial, to apol size at the head of he regiment, has I teli been tried by a general Court Martial at Portfmouth, for a fimilar offence The fertence of the Court, fandioned by his Majefly, was promulgated on Saturday, by which Lieut. Ns v izt.e is ditmiffed his Majetly's fervice. The above Court Martial, Come of the Papers erroneoufly Hate, to have been held on Capt. Lewis. The Minerva, Captain Boleact, from Greenock for Norfolk, Virginia, was well on the tft ipR, in lat. 45, long. 39;