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SMYRNA, JULY 27. In the Asiatic and European Turkey the enthu iasm for the war is without.example. The rich peo ple in the country send more recruits to the Pashas of the prsiinces than they are bound to furnish ; many of them take the field in person ; Cypria, Candia, and all the Islands of the Archipelago, have sent nume :ons contingents to Constantinople. The resolution ,Of the Grand Sultan to-take • the field has doubtless contributed-much to this enthusiftsm. They expect in Constantinople a fine corps of Kunclukes from Egypt, Which the. Beys have furnished. There are many British naval officers in the Turkish fleet in, the Black Sea. CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 10. Before the horse-tails were raised in front of the Seraglio by the Caimakan and the Mufti, as a signal that the Grand Seignior would certainly leave the capital, and repair in person to the army, the astro logers, according to ancient custom, were consulted, to point out 'a fortunate day for his departure. The Palaces of Dand, Bauln, and another at Adrianople, have been a long time prepared for the reception of the Grand Seignior ; and his numerous retinue is preparing to accompany him to Indand Baschiz.— The Janissaries are collected, and, after the arrival of the Grand Seignior, will proceed to Adrianople, whither the Grand Seignior will also. A corps of 12,000 men, who were encamped at that city, have marched to Schumla, and 1000 men, fresh troops, , are expected. The Turkish Empire in no previous war took such vigorous measures as in the present, which has, been declared a war of religion. The ar dour of the people is truly extraordinary. An accu rate estimate of the strength has not been made pub- BC; bnt the camp at Schumla alone, including the new reinforcements, consists of 120,000 men, with out reckoning the tamps at Adrianople and in other places. PEIERSBURGH, SEPT. 5. On the 18th of August (old style), the Grand Duchess Skatelina Paulowna, Consort of the Prince of Oldenburgh, was safely deliveied of a Prince. VIENNA, SEPTEMBER a. The reigning Prince of Lichtenstein has resigned his Government of Austria and Vienna, but still re mains Field Marshal and proprietor of his regiment of hussars. It is supposed that Prince Schwarzen berg, the present Ambassador, will succeed him. Count Metternich is now soon expected to arrive here from Paris. His Majesty the Emperor Napo leon has presented him with a superb set of silver Plate, valued at 250,000 francs. . The report that Belgrade, by the desire of the Ser vians, ‘Vas to be• occupied by the Austrians, is not yet confirmed. ..„3,r0r.....:‘,. .. . FOREPIN INT:ELLIGENCE. SYOCICHt:!.LM, SEPTIMBER 7. A part of the great English fleet is yet in the net bourhood of Carlscrona, where toren' of our sl have_ laid up. ORURO, SEPTEMBER 12. Of the account Anted in several foreign papers, that a beginning had been made to dismantle the for tress of gWeaberg, and that the - construction of the Cadet's house in Abo had been oh a sudden disconti nued—nothing is kdown in this place. . FROM THE ODER, SEPTEMBER 14. 'There are no certain accounts of the departure of the Grand Sultan for the Turkish army. Among the unauthorised reports in the Presburg Gazette, is one, stating that the Russians have dis continued their organization of the provinces of Wal lachia and Moldavia. the 'Turkish garrison in Rudschuk is said to amount to 18,000 men. SEPTEMBER le. VIENNA, Of the dreadfal conflagration which, on the sth ilistant, destroyed a great part of Buda, we daily re ceive more distressing intelligence. The number of buildings reduced to a heap of ashes amounts to 400, and many lives have been lost. FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, SEPTEMBER 1. According 'to some account s , some very bloody scenes have happened near Schumla on the I Ith and 12th ultimo,, of which the particulars are hourly ex pected. SWABIA, SEPTEMBER 6. • On the military road along the right bank of the Rhine,.s.rnall detachments of troops daily arrive from the interior of Germany, in order to return by the road of Kehl.to France. The announced arrival of "greater corps, which were to pass the same road, seems to be again deferred. However, several de tached parties of the French Artillery Train have crossed the Rhine, in order to reach the Maine and the Danube, 4p fetch military stores, which are trans ported from Passau, Wurtzburg, &c. to France. FRANKFORT UPON THE MAINE, SEPT. 14. • We are assured that a triple alliance is on the point of being concluded by the three great Powers. . The Consort of the Count Gottorp has proceeded for the preSeit to Darmstadt. - Under the direction of French engineers, the Corti. fications, otthe city of Dantzic, which suffered much during the last siege, are not only repaired, but seve. ral new outworks are constructed. BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPTEMBER 10. The division of General Count .Campans h yet in 1 Frankfort,_ Nvhere, as it is said, many French Pay masters of the arm.? will remain during the svitirer; Irons which it is thought .the French troops will pass here within a few months. • SEPTEMBER 22—Since the Ist instant the Bareuth. Newspaper has again been published. An earthquake was felt at Inspruck on the Ist inst. in the evening, between eight and nine o'clock, ac companied by a great noise ; it however passed over withopt doing any hurt, • COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER 15. The following has been published yesterday t PATENT Ouneerbing same Exceptions from the general Embargo of all Vessels along the Elbe and West Coast of the Duchies of Behleswic and Holstein, with respect to the Coasting Trade. We Frederic the Sixth, by the grace of God Kin 7 of Denmark, Norway, &c. &e. publish herewith that we have been pleased, in consideration of the pressing wants of the interior trade, to grant the followiv exceptions to ships and vessels that were under the poen! embargo : 1. All vessels carrying Inland products, manufactures, &c. from ow: place of our duchies to another, with a counter certificate, cr.rit is not prohibited in the decree of the 9th of August exemptun the general embargo. • 2. Those vei and boats, of which it is known that they sreisaty weed are likewise exempt from the said em. -S. Such , and boats, exempted from the embargo, _., or under any pretence whatever, be used of prohibited soods, or those not of guroyeas ' this prohibition forfeits the detected such transport, . half the value of end be LW to she informer, from tiro fo Lii months focarigas M the we • Count Gottotp (Gustavus Adolphus) has not con tinued his journey over Colberg, but has taken the way to Russia. He passed through Nuremberg the 12th inst. at'night, on the road from Stargard to Ko ningsberg. VENICE, SEPTEMBER I. The flotilla which, on the 27th instant, set sail from our arsenal, consists-of one frigate of 36 guns, three schooners, and other smaller ships of war, in the whole nine sail. It is cruizing between Malamorth and Cheozza, and is destined .to drive the English from our waters. . i... 1, 4 ,. ilp 4111K,, , ,.* .ob a., i1ar,...”.......•••-•••••ji .•.......%.............., to point out 'a fortunate day for his departure. The Palaces of Dand, Bauln, and another at Adrianople, Several lc have been a long time prepared for the reception of for the Lev; ' the Grand Seignior ; and his numerous retinue is the Adriatic preparing to accompany him to Indand Baschiz.— sight of our The Janissaries are collected, and, after the arrival of mission for the Grand Seignior, will proceed to Adrianople whither the Grand Seignior will also. A' corps of Notice is he 12,000 men, who were encamped at that city, have Captains, that marched to Schumla, and 1000 men, fresh troops, sins at Argo, rs hlf": are expected. T tee he Turkish Empire in no previous vessels, a viz. b el e l war took such vigorous measures as in the present, whiCh has been declared a war of religion. The ar- dour of the people is truly extraordinary. An accu- . rate estimate of the strength has not been made pub- BC ; but the camp at Schumla alone, including the with- other of Thel3orgForse: n :u 1:• 0 1 00 e an ni d en in , places. w t re re o i k n o fo o r io ce g m th en e t t s, am co p n s s a is t ts A o d f ri l a r o -- = . PEtERSBURGH, SEPT'. 5. of the CCue including 1 1 On the 18th of August (old style), the Grand t h e garrisor Duchess Skatelina Paulowna, Consort of the Prince exception o of Oldenburgh, was safely deliveied of a Prince. The fore VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 3. provisions, The reigning Prince of Lichtenstein has resigned report of th his Government of Austria and Vienna, but still re- mains Field Marshal and proprietor of his regiment yet it seem! on the 3d, of hussars. It is supposed that Prince Schwarzen- in killed an berg, the present Ambassador, will succeed him. making the Count Metternich is now soon expected to arrive ' motion, a n here from Paris. His Majesty the Emperor Napo- formerly cc I icon has presented him with a superb set of silver is now und , Plate, valued at 250,000 francs. ' The am . The report that Belgrade, by the desire of the Ser- a t and 1 h oie vlans, was to be occupied by the Austrians, is not yet l re aitve to ' confirmed. first engag 'There ere no certain accounts of the departure of arms. D the Grand Sultan for the Turkish army. S EPT - 8.. r Among the unauthorised reports in the Presburg occurred in i Gazette, is one, stating that the Russians have dis- f or t h e Ha continued their organization of the provinces of Wal- th e 1 mplac lachia and Moldavia. the Bulwa The Turkish garrison in Rudschuk is said to witha sup ' amount to 18,000 men. , need. We VIENNA, SEPTEMBER le. - . the surrenc . Of the dreadful conflagration which, on the sth 1 has caused iitatant, destroyed a great part of Buda, we daily re- His Ex( . .ceive more distressing intelligence. The number of! following I ‘ ' buildings reduced to a heap of ashes amounts to 400, I "My h , and many lives have been lost. the noble ; FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, SEPTEMBER 1. mination o According to some accounts, some very bloody the indeper 1 scenes have happened near Schumla on the 11th and of our Au , I 12th ultimo, of which the particulars are hourly ex- 1 " All t 1 pected. particular 1 SWABIA, SEPTEMBER 6. with a cor •On the military road along the right bank of the "Be wi Rhine,.small detachments of troops daily arrive from serve that ' the interior of Germany, in order to return by the forefathers road of Kehl to France. The announced arrival of fence of th greater corps, which were to pass the same road, "In th, seems to be again deferred. However, several de- press than . • ladled parties of the French Artillery Train have his soverei crossed the Rhine, in order to reach the Maine and i the Danube, tp fetch military stores, which are trans- defence of ported from Passau, Wurtzburg, &c. to France. aad levelli FRANKFORT UPON THE MAINE, SEPT. 14, luntary sa i i buildings, We are assured that a triple alliance is on the point imbutse t least exoni of being concluded by the three great Powers. it may ha' . The Consort of the Count Gottorp has proceeded 1 for the present to Darmstadt. i "In lill - Under the direction of French engineers, the forti. ! advocate ' fications of•the city of Dantzic, which suffered much ' n° ° Pl i ‘ krt ' that may 1 during the last siege, are not only repaired, but seve. ' • " Pura ral new outworks are constructed. patriotism BANKS OF THE MAINE, SEPTE M BER 10. ; closer and The division of General Count .Campans h yet in 1 Frankfoet,_ where, as it is said, many French Pay- you to the masters of the am.? will remain during the whiter, •in bestowi Irons which it is thought ahe French troops will pass and when here within a few months. . pendent, 1 I Seventeen 22 —Since the Ist instant the Bareuth. mate Mon or.the Spa . Newspaper has again been publislied. 4 selves that An earthquake was felt at Inspruck on the Ist inst. , in the evening, between eight and nine o'clock, ac- cupy in th companied by a great noise ;it however passed over “ Tortes; without doing any hurt, , \ COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER 15. . The following has been published yesterday i In the 1 PATENT at the gat Oweerning same Exceptions from the general Embargo of all which con Vessels along the Elbe and West Coast of the Duchies of carriages Sehleswic and Holstein, with respect to the Coasting Trade. the victnit We Frederic the Sixth, by the grace of God Kin 7 of De nm a r k , Norway, &c. &c publish herewith that we have been pleased, in g ate of th consideration of the pressing wants of the interior trade , to grant , On the the followiv exceptions to ships and vessels that were under the from the 1 poen! embargo : quence of 1. All vessels carrying Inland products, manufactures, &c. from and there eise.plser of our duchies to another, with a counter certificate, : . D it js not prohibited in the decree of the Oth of August 'ng, ecal t, tits from the general embargo. • were brou 2. Those vessels and boats, of which it is known that they dispatches arrienlyissed fttr, baking, are likewise exempt from the said em: cer, whos IMP.. the D ates -S. Such ships,/veseels, and boats, exempted from the embargo, . ? Imust upon no a must or under any pretence whatever, be used rein orcen foe time • • of gos ' oldbited goods, or those not of gmroyeae constructi predsce. , . . - . on with a .4. Whams tittsagainst this prohibition forfeits the detected which .., trod% and e Jived usettfor such transport ,. half the value of i ""'`" ` T "' 111400040 1 4or Thaw' ? sad the other half to the informer, ex tend . to ii" bioplePLibilOgith from three ais months raising in the heels 42-Isorsistion, necardissi as the ca 4e N o pert IV CPO linetWilisan, ihresabse H I , 1510. there are 1 dietalWeit 1 TRIESTE, SEPTEMBER 1. Several loaded ships lie here at present, destined for the Levant, but as the English privateers render the Adriatic Sea unsafe, and appear almost d•iily in sight of our harbours, the Regency has refused per mission for those ships to sail. ALICANT, AUGUST 10. Notice is hereby given, by the Commandant of this place, to all Captains, tkat he has received information from the Spanish Con suls at Argo, Algier, Oreant, and Arces, that 11 French priva teers have been fitted out from these ports, and have taken 16 vessels, viz. eight Spanish, five English, and hree Americans. SPAIN. CADIZ, SEPTEMBER 4. The French garrison of Cavams, in the province of Burgos, was lately surprised by the light parties of the , Curate Merino, of Salazar. The 112 men, including five officers and seven serjeants, of whom the garrison consisted, were put to the sword, with the exception of 30, who were made prisoners. The fortress of Tortosa is abundantly supplied with provisions, and although we do not think that the report of the enemy having raised the siege is true, yet it seems certain that in an action which took place on the 3d, the enemei loss amounted to 1200 men, in killed and prisOners. The army of Valencia was making the necessary preparations to put itself in 'motion, and act in concert with the corps which was formerly commanded by Don Francisco Palafox, and is now under the orders of General Villacampa. The army of the centre has made a movement ; ! and although we have not yet received any particulars relative to its operations, yet we understand that the first engagements have turned out successful to our arms. ----- SEPT- B.—Since my last, nothing parti'cular has occurred in this place. The two three-deckers bound for the'Havannah sailed yesterday, accompanied by the Implacable, on her way toVeraCruz, from whence the Bulwark, Captain Hennings, is daily expected, with a supply of money, of which we stand in much need. We have no novelty in this neighbourhood ; the surrender, contrary to all expectation, of Almeida has caused much sorrow here. His Excellency General O'Donnel has issued the following Address, dated Tortosa, August 2, 1810 : My heart rebounds with joy in contemplating the noble ardour which inspires you with the deter mination of preserving the religion of your forefathers, the independence of your country, and the Sovereignty of our August Monarch, Ferdinand VII. " All the principality of Catalonia views you with particular interest and admiration, and its General with a compassion mixed with gratitude. gg Be worthy of the name of" Spaniard," and pre serve that glory which, on former occasions, your forefathers acquired in the held of honour, and in de fence of their country. - . " In the name of his Majesty I give the most ex press thanks to the inhabitants, and recommend to his sovereign consideration, the considerable and vo luntary sacrifices which they have made in aid of the defence of this place, by cutting down the fruit-trees, and levelling with the ground a number of handsome buildings, in order that the Royal Treasury may re imburse them for losses of such magnitude, or at least exonerate them from every contribution which it may have been usual to levy upon them. " In like manner, I engage to be the friend and advocate of so distinguished a people, and to neglect no opportunity to procure for them every assistance that may be requisite. • " Pursue with firmness the noble career which your patriotism and valour has pointed out to you. Draw closer and closer the bonds of friendship which unite you to the brave garrison of this place, which glories .ia bestowing on you the praises you so amply merit ; and when our beloved country shall find itself inde pendent, and under the mild dominion of our legiti mate Monarch, you will deserve the utmost gratitude of.the Spanish nation, and will have secured toyour selves that illustrious place which you deserve to oc cupy in the temple of immortality. (Signed,) 66 O'DONNELL." " Tortosa, August 2, 1810." MADRID, AUGUST 25. In the night of the 10th instant, the whole guard at the gate of Toledo deserted, including the officer which commanded it. On the same day arrived 361 carriages of sick and wounded from La Mancha, in the vicinity of Talavet a, as also some wounded by the gate of tho Recolleros. On the 12th in the morning, troops were detached from the garrison to Arabaia and la Rosas, in conse quence of the patriots having made some approaches, and there' is no doubt but there was some skirmish ing, because on the following night some wounded were brought in from that side. In the evening three dispatches arrived, one of them brought by an Offi cer, whose horse dropped dead jest as he arrived at the gates of St. Vincent, in consequence of which reinforcements of cavalry were sent,cf. The works constructing for the defence of Retiro are carrying on with all the activity which the want of hands (which every day becomes greJer) Will permit. They extend to the rite of Alcala. Another battery is raising in the gate r of the Campamilla. No person is suffered to pass behind the Retiro, and there are centAnels both by day aaci eight at proper • x :,,. ~ j THE EVENING ST . PRIVATE L I TTERS. .. LISBON, SEPTEMBER 11. " Having just heard that the British packet closes at eight o'clock, only gives me time to acquaint you of our arrival here on the 29th ult. from the Isle de Leon, which place we left at twelve hours' notice.— Of news I caligive you but little. By a letter I re ' ceived yesterday, dated from Gallaciaz, 11th inst. the enemy were pushing on their columns towards Cas tello Branco, the British falling back to their strong posts at Tamar and Villa Franca, to cover Lisbon, and to prevent being out-flanked. Lord Wellington was at Gouvea. A report of rather a singul it nature, " A plot of a moo sanguinary nature has just been unexpected, has been in circulation tb found out. Above one hundred most respectable in- t h e City :—That LUCIEN BONAPARTE 1 habitants have been apprehended, among them the cured in the Mediterranean. Marquis Abrantes. On the 29th of this month, a We have made every enquiry to sa, general massacre of the British was to have taken respecting the correctness of this sit Iplace. The conspiracy extends throughout the coun - 1 without being able to collect such pa, try ;at Tomar, Coimbra, and other towns in the into - t place the truth of the event beyond .rior, depots of arms have been found. In consequence cannot, however, take upon us to say of the number of prisoners confined, I have just learnt , no cr...dit. Our Readers will recollec . from good authority, that the Regency expect a res - accounts given in the STAR, stated that itue, and which was to have taken place or may take his family,'had actually embarked on " I place this night. It was arranged in this manner : rican vessel at L eghorn, destined,-as ; :This day the Cathedral, it being the anniversary of for the United States.—(See the STAR Of the expulsion of the French from Lisbon, turned out This intelligence was received via Fl a grand precession of Priests, &c. This evening they , rather singular that a report should ha are to go round again. About 60 0 of the rebels were this morning at Lloyd's, biought by to be clothed in British uniforms,, and which have this at Bristol from Malta, that LUCIEN , day been found ; the Priests were to be fired on, in been taken in the Mediterranean.—The was by literal copy of the letter from Bristol • order to make the populace imagine that it" the British soldiers ; others were to cut off as many 1 , e BRISTOL, of us as they could find, and others to release the ! .. Arrived the Hercules, SKINNER, - prisoners confined at a small insulated fort near Belem. has made her passage out and home In order to be on our guard, officers are ordered up weeks. The Hercules hrings a rep o rt to the castle, where our men are quartered from their BONAPARTE is taken in the Mediterranean. ! billets in town. The business of the rescue must EMIGRATION t 'OF LUCIEN BO ' either take place to-night or to-morrow, as those pri. ' Since writing the above we are hams ) soners are to be embarked for Brazil on Monday.— accounts have reached us from our most it is a most vile conspiracy : a Portuguese lady , mar - Correspondent at Gibraltar, which not ; generally the report that the Emperor' tied to a French General, made the happy discovery." ANOTHER LET ER—SAME DATE. under the guardianship of the British, " The news of the fall of Almeida bez:ns now to rate the incidents that have led to this be somewhat less thought of, but it has had a great —The letter alluded to having reached 'effect on the Portuguese in general. The 83 d Regi - hour, precludes the possibility of our ment marched a few days ago for the army ; the 79th marks on its contents : we cannot however • Cameronians are now going. Our army has retreated our tribute of just p from the mot: , a little ; the head-quarters are now at Gouvea : Mar- induced LUCIEN t e himself from of his aqua shal Beresford is at Moimenta de Serra—our cavalry , i . under General Cotton, are still at Celerico. The : country from whence our army is removed, is deserted I " The eMtvhich I have now i by the inhabitants. From Spain the accounts continue cannot fail to excite as much surprise to be very favourable ; there are very formidable bo- I . t has this morning spread throughout dies of Spaniards all over the kingdom. Some Par- I 1 tuguese cavalry have been sent to Badajoz , and are ! " The SALCETTE frigate has just arri now united to the Spanish army under Romana. Part . Cagliari, with Mr. ADAIR, the British ' of the army under Regnier has crossed the Tagus to ; Ottoman Porte, on board. The S. - the south-side ; General Hill's brigade will follow ? . inte lli gencew that LUCIEN BONAPARTE them. Great numbers of people have been arrested ; Cagliari, .. ari, w i t h tit. .. s w ifet and family, this week, some of high rank ; all of whom are spee- h is relations, from Rome, for the ex, dily to be sent out of the kingdom." I ANOTHER LETTER—SAME DATE. claiming the protection of Mr. HILL, " Lord Wellington has taken up the line of posi- Minister. dons he probably all along intended, after the fall of 64 This . 'singular event, as might be Almeida ; and hunger will, I fancy, keep the French stoned much speculation at Cagliari, ! from advancing. Several great and rich, but sus pected men, have been taken up as partizans to the l• and causes of so singular an occur l enemy. It is said they are to be sent to the Brazils. source which you may rely upon as Some merchants figure away in the throng." / enabled to put you in possession of ANOTHER LETTER—SAME DA'l E. I are briefly these : " Treachery, I am happy to say, does not pervade ' " Not long ag , his Imperial Brother the lower classes generally, either in or out of Lis bon. I haye lately returned from a northern tour, tttt tremely anxious that all his relatives and I find that the people every where are well dis- i trimonially allied to such of the oh posed. Their hatred of the French and love of the' as can be ;educed to second his view , English is confirmed. i 1 tory orders to Locum, immediately to " The British army, not including the Portuguese, I . erefe; of he had selected for him anal. now amounts to about 35,000 men, without.the late! to the dignity of the Imperial Family. f arrivals. Further reinforcements are expected in our i harbour daily, so as to increase it to 40, 000 , and then sage, be ordered him to take upon h! we need fear little. The French force directly opposed ment of the antient capital of the to ours does not exceed, so far as we can learn, about ! crown the whole, accompanied his , 50000." 1 threat that Lucissi should be conveyed' LONDON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE Cons. for money, and account, 659. N ivy 5 per Cent. 9H. —Omnlum t dis. Eschey. Bills 4s. dis. to Is. dis.—Bundy PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERD, S per Cent Cons. 64165141* Long Ann. S per Cent. Navy 97 t 991 971 Eich. Bills 3s. Omnium 84 7i English Lot. India Stock 174 Bank Stock for India Bonds I Is. prem. Cons. far acc. " GIBRAL ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. cc We are informed that Regnier, with a consider able force, has erosssd the Tagus, near Alcantara, to :proceed to the southward. His motions are watched the brigade under General Hill, and the Spanish army under Marquis Romana. The head quarters have been removed to Gouvea, but the cavalry under General Cotton still remain at Celerico. " The Portuguese army under Marshal Beresford has recovered from the impression made by the fall of Almeida. They, as well as the British troops, are in high health and spirits ; while the French are COM pelle4 to suffer every deprivation, and in every respect are in a miserable condition." ANOTHER DATE. 44 We have the news that the last packet (the Prin cess Charlotte) that sailed from hence, was taken and retaken." ' ALICANT, AUGUST 23. The head-quarters of the army which were at Mur. 44, are to be transferred. to Lorja. Only one regi ment (the militia of Chincilla), forms the garrison of this plAce, and that is expected to march every hour, r when the garrison duty will be performed by the mi- Lla Uthano. General Caro has left Valencia for the fields he is ordered to Cadiz, but is unwilling to go . Bassecourt has succeeded Caro in the command he Valencian army. 0' now commands all the forces of Catalonia, and Valencia. tvtre He waits the arrival of tbe army to strike ' 0 fatal blow waste the France, in the event of the Emperor's instantly obeyed. , " LUCIE N, unwilling to repudiate bastardize his children, and at the aware of the impetuous overbearing of POLEON, instantly adopted the mt were left to him to escape the vengeance :tour with which he found himself threa barked with his family, and what . at hand, on hoard an; American vessel, his escape to Sardinia, for the purpose British protection against the lawless ; pled tyranny of his own Brother. " Of course this protection has not him. For the greater security of exiles, Mr. ig liu.t. gave directions that mediately proceed to Malta, under POMONa friejeVillad there they the plmee • • - ent is known dispoSlf. " the carries this point of sailink, - only time wards of eleven hu •• French deserters ed in this garrison wide fk month rAn. ER 3. NE O'CLOCK. dis. t 116.125. ix. DAY. 3s. ells, a par Tickets Xl? ' Us, tar opg. essi ' Co 64 65ft re, but not quite this morning in m has been cap. satisfy ourselves statement ; but particulars as t., 1 question. V. c r that it deserves pct that previous hat LUCIEN, with t board an Ame. as was believed, f the 25th ail France ; and it is ave been received r a vessel arrived 1 BONAPARTE has Ile following is a 1: 1., OCTOBER R. ER, from Malta ; , me again in ten tort that Lucia .anean." BONAPARTE. tppy to add, that most respectable not only confirm Dr's brother is now , but enable us to his singular event. ched us at a late it offering any re• however withhold olives which have from the fortunes ILTAR, SEPT. 7. to communicate ize in London, u tut the Garrison. arrived here from sh Minister to the SALcern brings re has arrived at and a number of express purpose of Hal, the British be expected, occa. it as to the motives urrcnce. From a s authentic, I am if the facts, which rother, who is ex. Ives should be ma. old Royal Stocks iews, sent perernp. fo divorce hie truest ler of a rank culled In the same mes• himself the govern• le world; and, to his orders with a reyed'a prisoner to r's orders not bst'ing iate his wife, and le same time well 1g character of NA- only MOM that ngeance .. :Vir ~ elf threa ear valuables he had vessel, and effected trpose of claim .1g less and unprai* not been deniesi to of these voluntary hat they should im• r the convoy of the are to remain till vn as to their future this letter is on the to add, that u r leserters % I past.'• -*l 'Donnell Aragon, Uncut annoyers of Toctosa,