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ON FRANCE. PARIS. JULY ?. ~~ ~. M. D'Oubril, the Ruffian Envoy, mania], arrived yefierday, at three in the afternoon. kle alight ed at the Hotel Grange Elatelie-e. Oa the 3/1 iiillant fifty Englifh prifoners patted through Cambray, in four carriages, on their way from the depot at Valenciennes to Calais, there to embark in a Hag of truce for England. An increafed activity has been remarked for Come Jays pall in the preparations for the triumphal fetes. Jut.v B.—M. D'Oubril is arrived here, charged, it is laid, by the Emperor, to make overtures for a ne gotiation with his Malay the Emperor of the French. When M. D'Oubril paned through Nancy, he remitted, on the past of the Emperor, to M. L'Abbe Elqueen, the refident Pt kit of the parifh of Sr. Epyre, a ring, ornamented with diamonds, and a beathifill topaz, as an acknowledgment for the Cer vices he has rendered to the Ruffian prifoners ; and to induce him to continue the application of the corn• pal - innate contributions of the inhabitants of Nancy to the neceffities of the Ruffian prifoners ; this ring was accompanied with a prefent of boo francs. Sveasauao. JULY t.—The Deputies of our De partment for the Jewilb Congrels, which is to be held so Paris, are already nominated, and will depart in a few days. c SPAIN. MADRID. Juan Lt.—The Confeffor to the late Princefs of Muria' is exiled, after feweral of hib pa pers had been feized. The Frei& have feized a Portugueze veffel coming from Buenos Ayres, hav ing Spanifb Government property on board to the amount of two millions of piaflres. Three lips of war in Ferrol have been ordered to get ready fur ; it is laid they are to carry reinforcements to the colonies in South America. RUSSIA. PETIRSSURGI4,it:Nt :I.—The rumours relative to a change in the Adminillration are totally unfounded. It is Paid, that the pay of the Officers of the army is to be augmented. An Imperial Ukafe has affigned peolions for life, to the widows and wive► and of fe. veral Officers of the Staff killed, and miffing in the late campaign, in proportion to their rank. HOLLAND. BRID4, JULY 8 —ln confequence of the intimate mine/6 , ms which unite this country to France, we learn, that the ufeful projeft of eftablifhing a enure. way horn this place to Antwerp, will be immedi ately put in execution. This will not only facilitate commerce and difpatch in travelling, but promote the daily arrival and return of the mails, a meafure which is become indifpenfable, in coafequence of the increafing eonneftion between France and Holland. Ls ?Dill. JULY t4—We learn nothing conchilive Tel - peeling the differes.ces between Sweden hnd Pr uffia. —We only know, that the King of Sweden pail very little attention to General Kalkreuth, in the confe rence on the aoth ult. notwitblianding that. General endeavoured to make his Malay (edible of the con fequences. On the vrth, this Prince fent a letter to General Kalkreuth's head quarters, to which an an fwer was ►eturned on the 29th. The Officer who was the bearer of this letter had a long conference with his Majefty at Gtiefswald. At Berlin, the te• turn of M. Krufemark from St. Peterfburgh, who left that city on the aid ult. is very anxioully expec ted, efpecially as the Lift anfwer from the Emperor of ftuffia was not of the moft agreeable tenor. His Majelty pronnifcd to do every thing in his power to accommodate the differences between Sweden and Praia t Rill ac he had been, and Rill remained, an Ally of Sweden, he was under the nccelEty of acting is conformity with that charater. A courier from Berlin to Paris paired through &Orel: in great haße on the sth, and returned again on the loth, charged with diiparches of importance. On the faille day a courier paired through Brads from his tdajt fly the King of Holland. ITif , r. NAPLCIJIIIIII 7. —The prelim eruption of Veal ius exceeds any thing of the kind within the memory of I man. The lumina of the mountain is torn to pieces, and the rim of thecra•er isquite altered,in confequence of the number of the Wares, to filch a degree, that it is thought that in the comic of a few days a whole fide of the mountain will fall in. About too dwelling houfes and Olivet hare been ruined,with large tracks of vineyard ground, corn fields, &c. The volcano flill teems to contain a large portion of matter, as the fubterraneous noifes are dreadful. Flafhes of light ning are emitted from time to time from clouds of ft-mike. People are extremely apprehenfive that the 'Forte del Greco may fhare the fate of Herculaneum, in the t ear 79. A part of the flreets of Turre del Greco have already been inunslated by the lava, which the inhabitants have removed with incredible labour and fatigue. Still the nream continues to run very near the place ; and the inhabitants are deter red from leaving their houfcs for fear of being in jured by ille glowing cinders difeharged by the moun tain. A great quantity of Mlles have alto fallen in Naples. Taissrt, Jona 20.—Yellerday, at (even in the evening, the Aultrian troops bound to Cattaro, and hitherto detained by contrary winds, let fail in twenty-one veffelt. The wind being in the South Weft, was favourable. It is hoped the convoy will arrive at Cattaro on the 29th innant, and that the 'Anal y of the place will he no longer delayed. Vaitice, Joie a3.—The fqttadron which failed frnm Trick on the evening of the r9th, is comman• Jed by le C! ev4lier Lepine. It was fun failing along the moan cf Dalmatia on the following days. 1 I.e report that the Ruffians have feized tome of the Wands cn the coati of Dalmatia, and made pri (one's I.f thoufands of French, is void of found:l6-n : the French are in great force in that errantry. arJ occupy all the polls and furong places. It is nue, tint the Ruffian squadron in the Adriatic cot:fills of tan or twelve Sips of the line, but they 4 ..nt vont , t as the greaten part of t bole .at Cot In, zze. it i. knownyhave Atikd for the Black Sea. GSRALIN r VI BM V A. a j II S s9.—Count Metternich, *Mina ted Amba ador to the Court of France. will fet nut on the ad of July for Paris. His Excellency will take Berlin in his way, where he will find his lady and family. As the prefent &nation of the affairs of Europe re quire the prefence of Count Staremberg at London. his Majeßy has nut granted that Minifler's requefi to retire. We are pontively affured, that M. D'Oubril's foil powers and infiruelions relate not only to the affairs of the Ruffian prifoners, but that this Minitier is au thorifed to open negotiations for concluding prelimi naries of peace. Some days before this Minikes de parture from Vienna, M. Arilletten, Connienor to the RuffianLegation,fet out him this city for Peterfburgh, with impottant difpatches. We learn that, in the courfe of the approaching Autumn, two large camps of exercife are to be formed ; one near Weis, in An. Aria, and the other in Gallicia. Mumma, just 25. —The preparations for the evacuation of Braunau continue. Above fifty waggons are gone thither from hence. A far larger number of peafants waggons has keen put in regain tion in the neighbourhood. No corps is, however, as yet moving thither. Rarisaox, Julia 30.—The credentials of the Papal Nuncio have been formally legitimated, and brought to the diaature of the Diet; but any farther negotiation at prefent is not to be expeited pand as the Nuncio is alio accredited at the Courts of Munich and Stutgard, he will fhortly repair to thole places, there to prefent his full powers. It is remarked, that (ince the Diet was held at Nuremberg,• in 5540, no Nuncio Extraordinary from Rome has made his lip pearance in Germany. The information received that the French troops in Ragufa have declared they will hold that place till the lonian Iflands (hall be given up by the Rof Sans, has thrown Come doubts upon the fuppoted approaching departure of the French troops from Germany. Faou Till MAIM, JULY t.—The number of Ruf fian prifoners in Ft ante, amounts to t s,OOO ; and that of the Englifh, to 400ci. A proporal has been made, on the part of the French Government. to exchange the overplus of the Ruffian prifoners for an equal number of French, at prefent in the hands of the Englifh. Malin eist, June 3o.—The 58th regiment of French infantry arrived yefterday in the vicinity of Schwetzingen, and was quartered there. The soh regiment of light infantry, which had arrived before, is expieta tomorrow to return over the Rhine. On the silt of June, about two in the afternoon, at Lindau, the general march was beaten, the dam and !hips occupied by French troops, and different potations taken. A general vifitation was ordered in fearch of Englifh commoditiet. Nothing however was found, but Rime bales of Englills yarn, againfl which no objections were made. H•MBUILOH. Julia B.—The Emperor of Ger many has ordered four camps to be formed in the Außrian dominions in September, for the purpore of 'uniting and the better organiing his army ; one is to be pitched near Wells, in Upper Auflria t one near Gram, in Inner Aunria ; one near Pea, in Hungary ; and the fourth in Bohemia. General Bellegarde. with vicci Auftrians, has en. tered Cattaro. and received porfefEon of the place from the Ruffian ComMander. The preparations of his Swedifh Majekr were marked with equal ailivity and decifron. On the 4th inßant the greater part of the garrifon of Steal fund. comprifing the 3d brigade of infantry, part of the 4th and 6th batteries of artillery, had been or. tiered to the frontiers to make room for frefh troops' expelled from Sweden. The Swedifh army had oc. copied a new pontion on the rivers Treeble and Rick. The RIR line, confilling of the ill and 3d brigades, was, on the 3d inflant, Rationed between I Tr eebles and Greifswald, andthe artillery at Grimm. The fecond line, under the orders of Generals Ham. pu and Moerner, comprifing the dragoons of Scania, the huffars of Moerner, and the honk artillery, was polled between Riddebas and Benkenhagen, with a park of artillery at Richtenberg. The advanced polls, extending along the Nene and Treeble, were ander the command of the Adjutant General Count G. Lnewenthielm. The head quarters were about to be removed from Greifiwald to Franzburgh. Count Cederftroem, Preadent of the War De partment, had, on the ad, arrived at Stockholm, for the purpofe of expediting the reinforcements ordered to Pomerania. On the 6th inflant !infinities bad not commenced; and it was underflood that the Pt utLtus would fof. peed the war until the return of Major Krufematk from St. Petedburgh. The Swedifh flotilla has failed from Freindorf;on the Pcene, to Grunfchwade. Several RuiTian vegeta have been prevented entering Pillau ; and one which attempted to violate the blockade ha s been feized by the Swedes. The Prince of Orange has arrived at Berlin, to folicit the interference of his Praian Maje fl y, to prevent the feizure I)illenburgh, and other pof fel:lions, granted by the Treaty of Luneville to the Houle of Orange, but which, liner the death of the late Prince, have been claimed by Prince Joachim Murat. The King of Spain bas notified by his Miniffer to the Diplomatic Corps, that, under exifling circum fiances, no veffel bearing the Swedifh flag will be allowed to enter any Spanilb port ; but that the vac's now there will be allowed the time neceffary to prepare for their &par tine. Bonaparte has ordered Marfbal Bernadotte to march his corps into the country of He& Caffel.— The Eleam basing refufed m .mhz ago to lend Eve millions of rix d, liars to Fiance, and Napoleon being jn want of that furry, Talleyraad hab advifed that meafure, as the only me.ins to cl.tni t it from that Prince. lit.wevet, its hiccer,k not gone certain, as it is well known that the Eleitor, who has never heen a friend to Bonaparte, has frarded ogainit his ra pacity, by fending hie yell - ore to Berlin. In the fame manner the Eloltor of Saxony has been fumninhed to lend fix millions of rix dollars to the French Emperor ; and as be has alfo refilled the loan, it it apprehended that B:rnadotte has been di. reefed to pay a vitit to the Grime Gewolb, (.to Of ficer et State in Saxony, who is row at Ditlden. P4RLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. ROUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY; JULY took his fat At half pelt fear the LORD en theWoolfaeb. *rangers were ordered to withdraw, and we soderitend their Lordfhips in a Committee of Privileges. to have taken into con fide/titian the fubjed of Lord Teigamouth's examination at the Bat of the Common* Honig, es the Oode Charge. 'pink Mar• Isis Weßaley. On ear re-admilibm, the MMtia Mk:ere Bill, the Lottery 8111, the kith Poft Roads Bill, the Royal Mites Annuity Bill, Earl Nelfon's Annuity Bill, eat the City of London Additional Force is id AB Repeal Bill. Frew-a ll y the Committee, and were order. ed to be reported on M The Confolidated Fund the Receiver General of the Con tains Regulation Bill. the bib Peoidties Sufgerdion Bill, the Public Harbours Pretending BR& and Mr. Mike/an Baste Bill (Weft India), were femme, rand a fccood time. and eons• mined for Monday. A Store convetfation took place relative to the Scots Forreited 1 lifteet Bills, between the Earl of Laudenkle, the Earl of Moira, the Lord Chancellor. Lord Waftinghani g and the Doke ',Cum -I=in moreguence of the Hook of Commons not having k m eport refpettlog the Forfeited Meet in Scotland which Mg been requcßed by • Menage from the Lords. It was at length agreed to defer the further cosideration of the fulled till Mon day, when the Standing Orders Noss Id Ng igg, are to be taken intor onsfideration, with the 'kw of them is mks to forward (mend Bills two Rept oft - 41q..411INIMOrnitill Monday. . LONDON. MONDAY, JULY Si. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Gat plenl e t e t-Ditto. ji 631-f—Allsutk, 64ft. 621 63-0•101mai 7. PRICE OF SYOCKS ON SATURDAY, 3 per Cakt.Rsol Ann. doff India Hoods. is. a iv. dif. 3 yet C. Cam( A. (of Aua et 4 repent. _ H Ea&A. RBIs ingot'. is. dif. s Cent Navy 94U °quaint 641 Long Ann. iy 13-161 Coat for ace. 6311 Mt India Stock ' tz. A letter from Pont's:south, received this morning, (fates the arrival at St. Helen's, on Saturday after noon, of the Co ***** ca frigate, from a cruise off Cherbourgh. An Officer belonging to that veffel gives the follow ing linguist information :—That, on Thurfday left, the Cow sramca boarded the American fchooner HOP a, P. Woot, Mailer, which had juft left Cher bourgh, the Mailer of which declared, that he had read. in the Moamar, that s Treaty had been figned at Paris between Hartmann and the Porte, in which the former had her permiffios to march his troops through Turkey to Egypt. We know not what de gree cf credit is due to this America* report, nor is the date of the Mowitese mentioned, though that of Tuef day left might have been fern as Chetboargh on Thorfday. The intelligence, on the whole, appears extremely improbable, though net Altogether ins poifible. JAMAICA MAIL. —.. on day arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Printers Charlotte packet, after a pallage of 4o days. It brings the intelligence, that no doubt is entertained there of the fucecfs of Ms. BANDA on the Spanills kiln, notwithflanding the contrary reports in circulation, all of which appear to have been circulated by the Spaniards, or perfons in their inteeell, for the pug:pole of intimidating thole who had perhaps engaged to &milk MIRANDA with fupplies, from fulfilling tbefe engagements. All accounts brought by velfels lions the Spani& Vein to the Welt Indies. rather tend to confirm the intel ligence of bizaanoa's fuccefa. The Anfon frigate, with the fleet from Cork, arriTeci Fit Jamaica on the s4th May. AMERICAN JOURNALS. YcAerday American Papers of the 18th ult. Carat to hand. They hill talk of the ravages oc:afinned by the caterpillar in v;rious diaridts '!'his plague is not general, but wh it appears all vegetation is cießroyed as effedually as if burnt up with fire.— The following is the only other articic yrorthr of notice : " KENTUCKY, MAT st.--Report rays, dot order, ism been kat to General Wiaas meow, to dereend the TiliffiEdppl lame. &eel, to Port Adam. NI& ata dos troops ftailoned At St. Louis, In coorevence of apps the Spaniards." • HAMBURGH MAIL. Ma Nail due on "Sunday fennight has arrived, Korn which we have "given large extraas. There Teems vi?tw little uht..of Caton() having been given op, an4tat lonic ( aces4ere are appearances of the Frew.* ?Stripy preparing at length to retire from Gettnatiii but, till. they (hill actually have quitted it, there can be no certainty that further changes are not in contemplation. The rumours on the Continent are as various re. (peeling Peace, as they are at our Stock Exchange. The following paragraph is from a letter from our regular Correfpondent 44 It is fuppofed that Rulfia will very foon conclude a feparate peace with France. It is whiff:ere:l here, that Bo has contrived, by means of a female mediator, to gain the ear of ALIXANDER. With re fpeet to England, the moll fanguine fcarcely enter tain any hopes of it. It is confidently affected in the bell informed circles here, that BnNA►AITI has de clared to Tome of his Minifters, that he will make no peace with England, without Gibraltar is ceded to Spain. The Prefect of Antwerp has proprfed a plan, which is probably adopted, to build, for ten years, twenty (hips of the line and ten frigates annually." GOTTENBURGH MAIL. Gory atia ttana, JULY t I.—The hopes we en tzrtained, a Ihort time (ince, of a fpeedy accommo• dation between this country and Praia, fcems,for — tre prefect, to have coughed, in confecmence of fame new mifundes Randing. The Swcdilh army in Pornernia has taken a new pelf/lion, and' tht Pim(Van army has again received orders to marelrthither. The order lately iffued at Madrid for (hutting the Spanifh ports againß all Swedifh (hips, has made a great fenfation among the merchants here, on account of the fcarcity it will occaflon in the article of falt, which is fo neeeffary for the cure of herrings, and which they have been in the habit of receiving chiefly from Spain. FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS. Since our Olt we hive received the former to the loth, and the latter to the tsth init. _ _ They contain two articles of intelligence of con& derable importance ; the arrival of M. d'Ousaix at Park on the 6th inaaat, and the failing of the Ai6 trians from Trielle, to.take poffelEpa of Cattare.— The ollenfible objea of M. d'Ousates miffion i' to negotiate an exchange of prifoners ; but a rumour prevailed at Patio, that he was alto authoriful to make overtures Tee,* negociatioa. The fame opinion we find was entertained at Vienna. • • I • NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCIL,,. MAILS THIS , DAY.—Wind S.W. teas. ass. SUL •;.; Dublin s s Gotteoborik & , Waterford •• I • s liushask $ • FALMOUTH, JOLT 18.—Arrived this day the Priet;. cefa Charlotte packet, Kama, in 46 days from . Ja. maica ; no news nor 'stiffeners I no packet had ar rived out:• on the t4th.infts arrived here the brig Peel.. Captain Maims, front Demerara, in St days : .• fpokt in.bt. 33. Notthi king: 53. 53. Well; the brig,. Apollo, Guar, from Liverpool; all well. Sailed the Prince of Wales packet. Tony: with mails of the Bth and isth inn. for Lifbon; andeornavallis packets. - 4 ANTUONY, with Mails of the =for Gibraltas and Malta. The outward bound Lifbon, Oporto;and - Mediterranean fleets, are mated to fail to-morrow. ' Wind N, W. - • • • • Perteoltra, Jamie 19.—. Came in the Pro an gal. Hut johannah, Captain B , from Rochelle, bound to London, laden with brandy, cut out from under the protection of a fort OR the coati of France by the P , of 52 paws t Betfey privateer, from a cruise I Dana Blip Catherine, Captain Gam. from Leghorn, bound to Tonningeni laden with marble, taimflone, &c. detained by the Bette, Pri vateer.—Sailed the Nova Matilda, Fiats, for Lit bon, and the Diligente. Dasoasa, for Amfterdam, Poaysnonyn, jury ;o.—Arrived the Milford Eaft. Indiaman from the Downs. Sailed the Awr fehoonee with a fleet of tranfports tinder convoy to the salt ward. •Wind S W. YAIMOUTN, JULY so.—This morning Admiral ' Russet, with his fquadron, anchored in thee roads • from a cruise off the Tezel. Sailed the Lavoie": (loop of war on a cruise, and the Abraham Newland 912.' Eall Ineiaman for London, in ballaft. Wind W. Doyle, juzY t9.—Upwards of two hundred* pall feagers Landed here !aft night from the 'Ulf India fhips. Pallid by this afternoon from the Dbwni s large convoy bound to the Weftward. JULY so.— : Sailed this morning the gal lots julfrow Catharine. Captain HsiNsz,of and for Bremen, with a cargo of wine. • Came in this afternoon the - Danil (hip Marta and Losife, of and for Copenhagen, with a cargo of fugar and nun, from St. Thomas's de- tained bg the intelligent gun bri. A convoy is' now in fight to the weftward, bound f or the Downs. Wind S. W. and moderate. Dem., JULY ssi —Arrived the Tarmaknous, of and'HINOOSTAN, of solving, from the Eat Indies, having under theii convoy the Admiral Gardner, Surry, Lord Duncan, Walpole, Ceylon, Earl Cam den. Devonthire, Metcalfe, City of London, Charl ton, and Lady Cafilereagh Lift India flips t the SurrY, Charlton, and city of London, failed dun? PT the River ithe others remain.' Arrived the Moe over; (loop. of war ; Frew, Aacwsa, and Patirsa d e N gun Wit, from a cruise off Boulogne; the Tire. 41- says, of 74 guns, from the Nore, and the Pam mms bri, freighted with' naval (lore' fro, ford.—SailedDept if* Yams!. frigate, Tireasama and Baurzia gun brigs on a cruise off Boulogn e , t h e Vssuvrtialcunb, having under her convoy the Sir Stephen Loftrington Eaft India (hip, and Providence brig. alto a large *et of Merchant flips for Portf mouth. Jots so.-. Arrived the ConsaTfuty Dorm of war, BLOODNOUlll4Busrm i and Mow air gun brigs, from a crize. Sanest the Aeolis and PlLtlll gun brigs, on a eruize, the THMUS. of 74 guns, for Falmouth, TILIMINDOUS of y 4, and HINDOITAW, of 50 . for the Note the Admiral Gardner, I,nrd Duncan; ' Walpole, Ceylon Earl Camden, Devonfhire, Met calfe, and Lady Ca t tlereagh EaR India fkips, for the River : alto, failed through the Downs yenerday, the Remittance, Law, for New York, and the Pa ramatra, GLaea, for New South Wales. Wind S.W. ELSIN &Wit, JULY s.—His Majelty's flip Drzrover, Capt. TIDY, arrived here on the 28th ult. from Eng land, after a mot tempeituous paltige, with twenty. eight fail of fhips under her convoy, who have all paired the Sound. The fhips of war belonging to his Majefty, detained in the Sound by the welterly winds, are, the Diligent, Copt. Tiny, Hebe, Julia, Elsetra, Norfolk, Spy, Railleur, Alert, Charles armed brig, and Lucifer; alto about one hundred fail of merchant (hips, for the diCet cut ports of Eng. land and Scotland. STOCKHOLM, Jose r7.—From FAhrfund, in I§l'sr way, we learn, that an aelion took place, on the 7th, near that port, between an Englifh frigate aosl two -French privateers, one of which was captured. There are two more French privateers upon the coati. Yellerday, Mr. Snaw, the Mellinger, arrived in town, with difpatches from the Continent. He reached Harwich early in the morning, and immediately pro ceeded to town. Sunday fe'nnight an alarming dilurbance took place at Armagh, between feveral foldiers of the Lime, ick Militia And tome individuals wearing orange colours in that town, in which many of the latter were feverely hart. All the remaining prifnners in Ell mainham jail, XI oar hats bee n h• -1- r coargew. I 4