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I I GENERAL ELECTION. GEN ERRL ELECTION. La Repose brig. 04,5, suoi, Lieutenant CAMP. seta., arrived on 'Muriel*, evening, and the F. itasr brig, of 18 guns, the HOD. Captain CADOOAN, yet . - terday, from a cruise. A Spanills fchooner, a prize to la RAPOS• brig, arrived yellcrday. We are at length enabled to prefent our Reader. with a corral relation of the mnvements of that dill tinguilbed Officer, Geaerat MIRANDA, as Captain 1.41/1111, of the Columbian army, entrutled with dif . • patches from the General, addrelred to the Naval and Military Commanders on this Ration, failed from Vela de Coro, on the night of the gth instant, in the tender of the LILLY floop of war, arrived at Aruba the following morning, and came in la lANOSA brig to this ifland. We underhand, through this Gentle man, that General Mot A NDA failed from Trinidad on the z4th July, with the following veffels : rally. 18 guns, Captain J: CAPAPDSLL: Arran rive, 18 guns, Lieutenant CARR I Ezra's., to guns; Pe svosr fchooner; three gun boats; Ameri can private armed Chip, Leander, .t 8 guns, Captain jnewsne ; American brig Commodore Zany, and private Englilh fchooner Trimmer; having on board hisa c o n nlid nd e a r r a d b , l e a i n e d i Il a l t r i r f i C v e e M d e fl o t of men nthe ea e d iri nl il ill n e t d t, ff under th t he port of Vela de Corn, where on the 3d they were joined by the BACCHANTS, of 20 guns, Captain DA cats, which veffel aided in covering the disembarka tion of the troops and marines, who, with the CO. operation of the armament, took pofrafinn of two batteries, mounting tg pieces of cannon, of •ations calibres, with ammunition, &c. and on the fame night marched to the city of Coro, diflant about 4 leagues, which was entered at four o'clock the enfuing morn ing, without meeting any oppufitinn of confequencei the whole of the loci on thrife days, amounting -nly to one private man killed, Lieutenant Colonel KIRK LAND, and Ftvewsataare. Efq. Secretary to General MIRANDA, and fit men wounded, but who were left in a fair way of recovery. The objet of ibis Officer's million is, we are in formed, to obtain troops and !hipping to affift the General in his eaterprize. Auccusx 3o. -The F brig, of 18 guns, the Hon. Captain CADooAa, failed on Sunday morning for Corn, on the Spanifh Main, having on board Captain JAMS. LIDLII , of the Columbian Army, ---- Hat; us, Omni & t3 .-Th e l e ft accounts from who returns with anfwers from Sir Evaa*Coo re and the neighbourhood of t h e F renc h and Pruffian ar- Admiral DACRIII, to the difpatches addreffed to them, and received here on the ;ph infant, from mien, give the following details of their movements. General FRANCISCO ye Meaner*. The advanced guard of t h e P ru ffi ans un d er Gene- On General MIRANDA'S debarkation at Corn, he neral Prick. has occupied Culmback, between Hoff and Bamberg. Generals Tauenz e i n an d P r i nce L ou i s immediately Mud confiderable numbers, printed in the Spanith language, on a large type, of the fob were at Monckberg, behind which the Prince of Ho- low i ng __ hentrihe had taken a new patio's, in which his fron t PROCLAMATION. was covered by a lake, and his flanks by the moon. rains. The corps in front of the centre of the Prof. SITS OI COLUMBIAN Y M . I T R O AN T D . A . , C i e N tr ium ANZß TR CIIIEI Or TIE Gan army have been reinforced by the divifion of Ge- soCyO=ICANK.A:aIi AMERICA. neral Ruche!, and other troops from Mulhaufen, and o Brave Countrymen and Frientla-.ohedlmt to 7, se w r ho w c ith ie es, .have been puttied from Ordurff and Arnflar, to the calM Rrong politions of Gera and Sula. General Kai• uens eno a fe n e d rated tte thc greater nt p r a Y ;t i of our lives, r " kreuth had arrived at Saalfield, and prefer ved a corn- hi g hly favourable for the cum sunteihetwaoyvethaeikiftbevnec:brathait:r?eretlilpht p:tines of Cancese The oppor muniezt ion between the centre and the left wing the army, which was every day concentrating and o f Sedan of our defi g ns ; sod all pes(ons compelling this army ate availing itrelf of the local advantages whit the your o friendo f or e n u t s rv e r . . n , t r i l ii rtolve d t i m ee facrific c e r t t h h e e ir a tva,. country that it occupies in a peculiar degree pre- and peac r ua rg ' !". yo urr the Briiifr N...,, ! 5' ith thole auxiliaries we can fafely fay, that the day will come, when our America, reco. lents. The accounts from Bamberg are to the gth inherit ;the divifi nns o f S ou l e , D evout), and Bentz- wring bet frevereign independence, her (to will be able reedy to thew to the Univerfe her exalted fpitit. The al opprr a ffi d ve fd linf h er r l r l i ng done, had then arrived there ; and the whole of the army was expated to be rip on the lath, when it was vi Gur ith rm a n nie w s b o k ur h il h e a fe s : b at r e eu ean red d . e u h r at er , t 1 ities 'erlat . `o ; Ic on ' c.d . win h7r abominable fylftein of Adminiftration for three fueceffive believed hoftilities would commence: M. Dronbot- centuries, but war never able to eradicate from our hearts chore thew, who arrived at Et furt on the coal infant from Weal sad civil virtues which a holy religion, and a regular le Peterfburgh, flared, that the fi r a divifion of the Ritecd ta law. e , o lne r ova aeto ted i :vith our cu ft oms, and lcd to an h o ned an d fian army might b e exp e ll e d to stub the Oder about 131.nd ure Let us be worthy then of thole admirable qualities, that t!..: the 2oth. Great numbers of carriages were prepared Mean, odious agents of the CORK of Madrid being expelled, we at Breflaw and in Lufaria I , r their conveyance. A may be able quietly to eftablilh the civil order ne e effiry to dh e flotilla of_gult boat s u n d er t h e command of the Dutch complq , lon as of c r i o i honourable an a o n ur undertald tionai n t Th a s „ recovery ... of Admiral Blois Von Treflang, has arrived at Welch Amer icans , wdbe among the lealt " benefits g w ol e y lball derive from from whence it is to proceed to Mentz. The train of that kjuft and needrary a determination. pontoons, under the orders of M. Tiedeke, from Ha- o the innocent Indians and other men will confider us all as foyer, and that from Nienburgh, have joined the Brother Citizens, and that precedency belongs only fi to ft merit .cd and Pralials corps advancing from the Elbe to reinforce I ni ira lli a ta s 'y in an w d h c k iv h irre " co ei m th pes el c w e, i t il jr 6 e lne wa d ri l l y of °W m ai erit'a in lo o ne. certai l ' the army under General Blucher, The magazines alf the Dutch and Portugude were able in former times to which were eflablifhed at Ofnaburgb, have been re- throw off the lae of SPanilit oppreflion-if the Swifa, and the moved to Hameln, and the Fi e ld j-j o r p i L a e g e hmh ed Americans, our neighbours, have equally fuezede s d to f r o a f bl t i h th e at Minden. Some French polls which were in Weft. w th o ei r r i j , ib: n rt d y t a o n t d he indep 6 en f da a nc t e h zl i t n h ha t bi be grn ts, r wher each of th em phalia have retreated, and proceed up the Rhine.- feparately, (camel, contained two Drawee millions cdpeople-why The Gallo Dutch army at Weld is rapidly increaf- then Mail wc, who are at the lead fixteen millions, not be able ing : a floating bridge has been thrown over the Rhine there. catty to extricate midden P poffetfing, betides, over and above theft confiderations, the molt (aide, lnexhauftible, and rich Con timid In the known world ! The fad Is, that it depends (piety Bonaparte, with a view of exciting an idurreation up0n....... will.-and that the will, preheat:R.lg to oar hadepen• in Poland, has declared his intention to reflore that deree. ,_ , l/eien will allure to tat permanent and perpetual happinefs Mona:city, and ha s a pp o i nte d t h e Polifh Genera) .11MC LAVIN It PIMP/ IDENCII ordains it, to alleviate the 'Ladino of Z yonzeck Chief of a c or p s o f i n f urkent Poles, that is t ear uo the protettioa and benefit of ise atran tai .;ii f ' ppy countrymen and for to bear the na me o f t h e N ort h ern L egion. a Theft p p eople ecks who are timorous or tee !attended, and who Murat, Augereau, Lefebvre, Ney, Duroc, etc. corn- with to inform thetufvesofthe . round work, ci maid the left wing of the F renc h army , which la. equity thc w a la p h ro t y li e of th e ti n el in inconceivableandtruths ingratitude, unheard of cruel pears intended to menace the right and centre of the tles,and atrocious perfecudoas of the SpartiftiCoveroment,tawande I'm Ili 4 n line, while the thief gratin of the war is 41i. Ow Innocent and unkapme inhabitants of the New World, aimed Gewesziszn, retied agaialt i ts left. • f rom t h e moment o f i ts dikovery, will read the fubjoined &tiaras rr H E prevaili n g Opi n i on , t h at t h e P ar li ament is j 1 . ofDon jean Vikardo, o f the Ord e r of Jefuita , directed ro hill .1. The Bav ar i an contingent, *bids was t o have oin.. countermen. and they will fiod In It irrefragable proofs and fetid I,,,,,,,gi ate i T to b e D i d o l se d, w ill be my a y u m gy .(m. µ... led the &Winn of Souk had, on th e sth intLreach. 1 r, laments in favour of our mute, did Sated by a Holy Man, at a Ai l / 4 1rra ed the neighbourhood of Ambers. 1 time when !awes about taking his have of Lids world, to appear li, ;oliritin g the honour of be!ni; again your Rerrefentailve, t Vail quantities of military nom and artillery have I I before the CR AAToll of the Univetfei might, whh.ut nrefumpti,n, refer to the marked declaration of " To carry this ;lan into its du: circa with fecurity and ta ryr kotinnnt, in nit ! . .Iv , in. in tic courfe of hit year-t om/ , been kilt to the frontier s o f B o h em i a and Upper city, the Citizens will be obliged • without diftlndion of dada g .,„,gl ant tuakev o urs to difell_r e . ray Parliamentary duties e m a il • I Ariltria. The Corps at Palen has been reinforced by nr ttatioa (Reclellaftice only excepted, in the parts where they may 1 fareral fquadrons of hod*. The cam p at Egra has gently with the nubile welfare, an I ni t am Otion to o ur he a t i n . mreftt, whenever they have vine in quell i on . Le appointed) to conform tbeuiklvc s aridly to the followu,g ar. tides; ' but. (*.codeine. , I 7,..•insde *War I hive a hi g her claim to the i I;kewife been ft rengthened, and the Archduke Ferdi.; • The articles are ten in number. trot-x.l of thlslnip.ota t trod. the appeal to the h tar of the .nand was expelled to affume the command. (ownery which it Is now pr• Mored to make. I. extant . ..ly rounded The lan divifion of the Au at ia home,prifoers has paged C ou rt nt o h t e M erit acirki si , t a °ffic re to tri fuf a p etin eed e tis u e Dder ir fuoatiutibilionlty gra nted through Auglburgh on its return n In dam acknowledonnit 0 thole min:lples, and In the adadiliou by the of t•ofe troths , for which I haw i vciabiy contrlded during thelly the freed, the BeckfialUcel and Judicial Courts are is exer ted thirteen years; that the war In which we twee h-en ergaged Ross., REPTRAIHR 9.-Since the re .NO cite their f k unetkin -t s adiah'im. "kid.% the whole of that rata with a livnt Ana infu'inuo tutu. hav e r i ot k i d h ere i-, e ( . 1 -a'-, -3 we By the t.ltd, th,..e Courts are to fend Deputies to clichete Army, to miCton. In MI and neocifary, and that we hay: on alternative hut ! of the 26th of Augua. .. . .1 . i . h e n , t c a m n i n e t r a y r t h ii o q t e: l a c k of Is u t c h i c a n t ' unite in a General MN:natty on their arrival in pital, and In the 51 A ,1,1111 prefeeution of It, for th e pr a g erlat h. ~r rho s, in , there to form a Proviflomil Cowennient. valuable Ideates which we have the happinefe to espy beyond . Bonaparte has paotieul lily Inficred very much. Jay the fourth, all Citizens Irma flatten to fifty five zre to repair every other nation upon the Olobe It there is any meet is The vaults and walls have been cleft. A col , ffal lia ofi. An roe emitter ,tk Smooth Gemeniment, ills bed ; all thole who nasio g ad. p•cd Mere maxima from eke tvrOnning, I quote the of marble /Ili been rivet turned , d ^ - l Lucien w as thrownll to te rn als, all who make common caufe with the Agents of them now only inday into juftilhAtion. without the weft dill . or who may bc found encamped or In nut t.e., with to celiac others, who may encfcientioody have par - • an.lhall be truited as traitors. foal a Matra co,rfe. If the country can be rand, it will nes be :or ..ticien came to Rome the fame were in the bottle were in (unge. • of lotieg their 1 By the bath , all who exercife any employment, and who Bull niater.al, as a mere citation of date, to enquire whether we owe live t. The Sena l ; of . day, and repaired to the church of St. Simon, join the Randard of the Country, fhall receive honours proportioned where I " the v." they thew. our fal fattens to the intik., ea and orthodox opinions of one let men. tee the finewe profelytifoi of another; but In the nobler I lie canted public pr.' eta t•s b e ifs' •d By the yth. the freeform. of Public Money Mall immediately thew of public continency and of mural Make, it may at load : than for h i s h • el ( I; i' "P ao raturn . dtpolit the fame with the Civil and Ecelellatticel Adniiaittretora, In- hoped that f.,,e credit will be riven to twilit of the true faith , .. N thanks is _arpy _s_,sreee cee . : for the forply of the Army . and 'hit they may be preferred from any in.oltvance en the part Sickneli carries, off peat numbers of people i n ,h e ; By the lath. la order to prevent all kind of infult or aggvellion of later eonvsrs. In chi. cot &lamer, Gentletnen, I oef. r . rui Neapolitan terrivaies. More troops Pre advancing on the part oi the Soldiers, the Magittrideo are to eaofe the Na ,l,4eTrit : Lia n nal r , C he ol s ou ujo rs t n o a b l e c fl , z, s l 4 o e ll the Churches, (MCC ninil to your (Ceske , and eanwftly intern your votes bare- 1 from the Papal Provinces to Calabria. and the Citizens ore to to evacuate that P, ovinee, ;s . 1 PT the 9thi the P- .'"J , - 6 :-. 3 ... 4 . 7 1,. 1 %°rd c . 7 1— —. day to li t be h fi c i h ed ur o l s on the . rat, and fupport, at the colon.' &dim. **meter al my take i that the French intend e place. thave the honour to be, With fit Mere refpeet. nesalcinen unfounded. Kin Q Jalepts has written to his bra;:-er l'-' ll4 twi4"4l' sod your nhedknt and devoted' fervent. Lucien, that the eniith have retired foam - Celan ' Py the it:lh every perroa cffentlirg whit% the preceding Ani -1 , t ,. .'..t.'y Nth. cht .6, .8.6. w.u. , Acsa. . in the mean while, ,Alit . 1 &114 Merin t.knii the cola. Head Tsarists, Coro, Aiirill 1. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPFNDF.NT LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. MIRANDA'S EXPEDITION. -.- KINGSTON. JAMAICA, AUGUST 36. NORFOLK ELECTION. THE friends of the Right Hon. WILLIAM WINDHAM and THOMAS WM. COKE, liftit. are ear. softly requoftod to Meet at the Q 901 1 .1 Head, Gray's Inn Gate, Holborn, on Tucfday the sift of MI ober, alto6,' at Seven &Clock in the Evening preelfely, to confider of the wenn. of Crewing their return for the County of Norfolk, at thesszt eitfoing General Election. MY Worthy Friend Sir John William Anderfon lasing no i:ltd hla intention of withdrawing hlmfelf from public life. 1 ant eecouraged by the nattering opinion and urgent advice of many Aim shic friends to offer nayfelf to your notice at thi. time as a Candhl.te rot the honour of being one of the de prefmtatives of this great City in the next Parliament. If a faithful a^d confcientious difcharge of the great duties of this Magifiracy for mem. years ma recommend me to your favour, •F undeviating attention and active seal marked the important and ez penfi ve office of S heriffsluring the arduous period I held that„facred trait—it the dignified and refponfible character of your Chief Ma glftrate liar, through its various weighty and laborious functions, bern maintained by my humble efforts, fo at to merit the honour. able approval which my fellow Citizens have repeatedly tellified ; fteady loyalty to our beloved Sovereign. and rooted attach ment to the molt glorious Conftiration under Heaven, which I have been frequently called upon to evince, and, I twit. have as frequently and fervently ezereifed, may rely oa your fupport ; then. Gcndemen, I asnfefs, I (hall have the vanity to hope, and the pride to believe, that this appeal of my ambition to fill the molt honourable poft in your power to cooler, will sot be preiumptu• one, nor be made in vain. 11, her,- me, Gentlemen, that fbould you be Induced to place fo high a degree of your confidence In me u to inrell me with the proud character of one of your Reprclentatives In Parliament, every energy of my life (hall be devoted to your (coke. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With great refuel and efteem, Your moll obedient and matt faithful humble Servant, JAMES SHAW, Mayor. MandOo Houle, Oelaber 19. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WESTMINSTSR. Gaimeanrew. TT was not in my power to exprefs in terms ade quate to the fenfadrins in my mind the gratitude I felt. when, at the Melting of the till of Lail month, your partial Siftings induced you to regard me as a perfon worthy, through your con fidence and choice, to (emceed your late revered Reprefentative. Mr. Fox. My motives fur then declining the diftinguithed honour propofed to me mull. I as confiel.rat, have received. upon due con • fideration, the fanAion of every unbialfed and reftedling mood • The prefent general expedtatilm of an immediate &Relation of Parliament, opens to me the caurfe which every motive of duty, gratitude, and fair ambition callaon me to patine t . and I carnally folicit front each of you the honour of your rapport, and vote, if smellier, at the approaching Election. I make nn rrof.lfions, I am confident you do not taped any from me. Whit I have been lAtoll continue to be—the maintenance of the principka of Mr. - Foe i. now more than ever • (tiered dory. It is • folemn truß bequeathed, efpccLally to chore who dared hie confidence, gloried in his fricitatip, and followed in his Reps while living. My efforts to execute my humble Mare in that truft, will, In my eftimatiot,, at all times be overpaid by the continuance of your protretion and approbation. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With the fineereft raped and devotion, Your obliged Servant. RICHARD BRINSLEY SIWRIDAN. Bomerfct Plate, OEt. 20, 1806. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. ENCOURAGED by the mon flattering promices of fupport (roma very numerous body of Freeholders. I take the liberty of Informing you, that it is my intention on the ap proaching Dilfolution of Parliament, to act myfelf a Candidate to reprefent the County of York. Permit me to roach the favour of your. (import on the day of nomination, and your Votes and Intereft on that of Eledlon. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen. Your molt obedient bumble ferrant, Fsrnley Hall, OZI 18,1806. WALTER FAWKES. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SURRCY. IT being nnw pretty generally reported that a Dir. folution of Parliament Is about to take place. I lore no time in expreffing my animus hope, that at the enluing Hellion !Nall not be deprived of the dirtinguiated honour Tot have already five times conferred on Me, of reprefenting you in the Hoare of Commons. Without prtfuming to arrogate to myfelf from perfonal • cations, any great pretetifitins to your confidence, I yet hope that 1 may be allowed Tome claim to your prefent fupport ; founded on the nature of that by which in other limes I have been honoured; and I indulge a melancholy ride fo reminding you that formerly 1 bad the eminent bappinefs of ranking among my friends on your Hutting., that Mufti:am, Itatefman, and molt excellent man, whole recent kis the whole world has pow fo heavily to deplore, and whole memory bald Im !scrod reverence by every &MIL heart, mat 'Tretltat-11y fox a peculiar degree by the inhabitants of a County to which he vow warmly attached, and in which be fo greatly delighted to five! The Cuoßitutional Elodtrines which he uniformly affected, the fyftern of politics which through life be maintained, are indelibly kmpreffed on my mind,' and as they mutt ever regu'atc my con. dud in Parliament, they are the only grounds on whkb 1 can venture to (elicit that which It Is my higheft ambition to retain, ode gool opinion of the Independent Freaholckn of Surrey. I have the honour to be, With heartfelt gratitude and efirem. Your obliged and devoted Servant, WILLIAM RUSSELL TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE CITY OF OXFORD, GINTLIAIIK, 'I'HE DifFilotion of Parliament hat again riven you an opportunity of exerciang your privilege of c►oofing &eh Perfons sr you may approve, to reprufait you in the Senate of the Nation. The datingulthed manner In which on a former ()region, you were ',leafed to entruft your valuabk interefts to my care, marked the time of tbe Oft Median a. the pr.u.itit period army life. I then proenifed you fidelity of fcrvice, an engagement I have ever felt moll leered. I.3.ofcloua of humor nu all orcafions difehdrged my duty to you to the heft of my power.l wth confidence @gam lolicit your favou and (import Should you think proper to re-ekl toe your Re prefentative, you may he &flared of my fidulom attention in Par liament, and may rely that I ;ball i.e It.flu awed hy no cortildentlon tut the welfare or the Com try at large, aid the particular imams of my Cualtituruta I have the honour to he r Gentknico, with great rerpea, Your molt obliged and faithful fervent, (Word, Oet. tf. JOHN ATKYNB WRIGHT. redo: GE.:NTI:E:VIPN. CLERGY, and FR PEHOLDERS of the LOUNIY of Wilt] FORD To the GEN r LEMEN. CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HUN I'INGDON. • MIK, I T is with the greaten c oncern t h at I am o bli ge d to decline offering myfeif again as a Candidate to reprefent the qgunty of Huntingdon, in caufequence of the fever, Watts, which his elided me for festal years, and which Rill renders me iota pubic of attending my duty In Parliament. Permit me to allure you, that I =rim deeply itupteffed with the ingbeft fenfe of grati tude for the honour you hose conferred upon me at two General Elections, and that the profperiry of your County will always be the eameit with of Your tnoft obliged, and faith/ill bumble fervent. t KEDLIUCK MON rAcu. London, Odlober 113, 406. MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL. MOTICE is hereby gi►en, That the HALF YEARLY GENERAL MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the Company of Proprietors of this Navigation, will be held at the Canal Hook in Newport, on WedadJay, the sth of November next, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon. R. RUDDER. Newport. Getober 6, 18,56. CITY OF WINCHESTER. iT having been reprefeated to the Carpnratinn of this City, that It would be more convenient to the Public, If the SHE; EP FAIR MI held on the Twenty•thlrd Do of October, h-rctoforr. inftead of the Twenty-fourth, NOTICE 16 THEREFORE HEREBY GIVEN, that the FAIR (for SHEEP *My) wilt for the future, be held on the TWENTY-THIRD of OCTOBER annuAly. THOMAS COLLIER, Leffeeof the Toth. . :ft of Aaiun. do& FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. Of late we have received numerous letters from our Friends, in forming us that the Ntwfpaper Agents, by whom their Papers are forwarded into the country, of en fuhßiture others for Tux STAlle Thie• is a fpecies of impofition to whkh oar cultemen only can apply the proper remedy. Let rhea write to their prefent Agents to dircontinue laving them. upd z al In forming us, we &all give their orders to Nvwfmcn, who do not pradice the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of the Agent, let them difeontinue to take die fuhltitrod Paper, note the date when they flop, and pay way up to that time, fending us notice to provide them with another Agent. MONDAY, OCTOBER so. • 0 - • rnr the flame Oa: ITT, of Saturday la ft, rce the loft page Pales OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT OW O'CLOCK: Ccairola, roarer 6111,4 fee seekent, "t 34. Oonriam, otoney. 44 ) -I , r Nue p aa pr. uauw, OCT. £3 3 per Cent. Om Deli. 911—DItts ot per Cent. 64 Esehengc—Dublin on Landcm, to. MAILS FROM GIBRALTAR AND MALTA. 1 The CAITEUT packet, with Mails front thefe places, arrived at Falmouth on Friday. .The sa az failed from Malta on the 13th ult. General SS-L/IAT arrived there on the mat from Sicily : left at Malta his Majefly's Sips Lava r r in, of 64 guns, Miura, Hanna, Eons-anon, of 38 each, and Wm's, of 18. Arrived at Gibraltar on the 29th ult. and failed on the 3oth, in company with his Mtsjefly's (hip THUNDIM, Of 74 guns, top in Lord 0/LUNG.. woon's fl.et. At fix A. M. Cadiz wore N. N. E. ft.ur leagues, on nearing which, faw twelve fail of the line, four of which were under weigh, and the others feemingly preparing to fail. At feven A. M. raw the fleet under the command of Lord COLLINOWOOD, cor.- lifting of nine fail of the line, a fchooner, and a cutter. At t t A. M. a boat from his Majelly's Gip Alas came alongfide, the Officer in which informed Captain Parra son that the Spanifb fleet were under weigh, and that Lord COLLINGWOISD had received pofitive information of their intention to put to lea. On the ad the Carteret•faw a line of battle flaip (landing in for the fleet. Fo t enth loft. in lat. Atfi. 45. long. 7. (poke his Majeily's (flip CANOPUS, of Eto guns, Admi ral Louts, in company with five fail of the line. We Rated in a loaner paper, that three French !hips of the line had made their efcape from Brett. This news we find confirmed by our letters from Falmouth, and that the (hips were full of troops. We alto learn this day, that his Majelly's (hip Ajar, on the 3oth ult. informed the C T packet, that the Spanifh fleet at Cadiz was preparing to put to (ea. We have no doubt that both the French and Spa nifh (hips have one °Ned in view, the recapture of Buenos Ayres, and that the four French frigates cap tuted lately with troops on board had the fame del tination. We are convinced, however, that all their attempts will be defeated by the aelivity of our Go vernment in fending out reinforcements. By this conveyance we have received very late ac counts from CALABRIA. Sorry we are to gate that though, to every appear• once, never did an enemy fuffer greater difaffers than the French did in that quarter, in confequence our brilliant viElory at Maida, yet the two Calabria, have been left to be again entirely occupied by the French, except Sonia, is which we dill have a garrifon. There may have been great and gaol rufous for the deps that have been adopted, on which it would be improper to offer any opinion of our own, without mnre information than our prefent letters furniCh. We here fubjoin them, leaving them to our Readers to form their own judgment. GIBRALTAR, SEPTEMBER 29. " On the a6th the ATM RN ISNNI failed from this place, with the canvoy from Malta and this place. for Eng'ani. On beard the ATN !Isamu there were fcveral h indreds of the French pr [onus taken at the battle of Kilda. 4 Lord VALE TIA and hie faits were Wenger. on board of the ATI4IIIIIIIIII. Yeflerday the packet arrived from Malta, after a peens of is days. She brings accounts from Sicily of the IR of September, at which time our artily there amounted to twelve thottrand men, all in high health and fpirits. Two regiments were in Calabria to alia the natives agsinfl the French, who have fuffered moR (evenly io the left campaign.-- The number of prifouers taken by the Englifb has already amounted to upwards afoot thoulitad (even hundred men, and, at the lovin4 . computation, lz thonfand more have been killed in the &Rarest en gagements, as the Calabrians never gave any guar. ter. General STUART was at Malta, on his way to Eastland, when the packet left that place." PALERMO, SEPTEMBER t 7 " General Fox arrived here, from MeMos, on the sth ina. and failed again to-day for that place in the Ato cr.l frigate. lam lorry to inform you, that the French have again over-run the whole of the Two Calabrias, except Scilla, uherewe have kill eyed fon. but which, though extremely &Ong, I under Rand it is intended to abandon, as the plan feemo now to be, to leave Naples and Calabria inquiet p• &Moo of the French, and•to Rand nn the defenfive in Sicily —fo that we !hall have a fine army of 14.000 men cooped in this itland, doing nothing. I fincerety hope that no more reitdorcements will arrive from Eng land, as we have already more than dvuble A fulEcient force for the 41.:fillfive Meat. " The PQM ►t a is new here, and Sir Sum sr SPI I r ir,