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to a‘ r,r , tilar, in cafe of neceftlty. E ., 4i now at Magdchiag, tve ,•i.lri , r „ t.nr,in mi . ! , el L., t.Lke a military poll iu ilt.• n r!l'. in tit olGvtniany. Count Mt s r FF., II V e ?I.:1! Pereilburgh, hAS ;;i% en 1 a yen • \• q-, fr..m which much good is it;.c:ftit, a the Cp7l;lh Anitialfador fupports it I . is N1..i..r V.i% Uri( I)EcKEN, alter a flay d at Bolin. ILA, received orders to follow C.•ort Bt 1(1 IN. M .v zB.—Cijzen LA/ORES that delivered Ti, French :\ linifter to this Cow t, and mid be 1, gO iroat,...! as filch, as foon as Count FilitG.• VZ rctii.nstlt , nt \l.ti;S.hu•g. He expeaed oa Mouday, wll,ll the meaca:es will be known which out Conn mean; to poi ill:: in cafe of an it riliv,;ou Of the French into the 11.111.11 of Germany. Thele rnzafrires hav•: ;nor c.inzerted, it is fad, at Magdeburg with another (:.•rman PI inc e. It al'o faros, that even it llanover tlr •ul.i be lra to it!ei, Prudi,t Will yct cover the r- II tit tie north c•f Get many, and r articularly the Etie aud IVaer, i:nd above all, Hamburgh and Brown. A cordon un.dcr Genct4l BLUCHLR rifpokert of. \eticrd.r:• palt:d a French caurier itcin Paris to St. Peter fLurgh. FR.4.VCE. PARN, JI:NE I. The Cor.frvative &nate have voted a fira rate fhip of the line to curry on thi: war. Ttic Jernappe, a !hip of the Lae from Martinico, 13rt. ft on tl. Charoher Ci.mmcrce of the city (4 Ar.t- Irrrp have voted it frigate of 4+ gulls, to be called the Dail% Nadi: s. A later from Genoa, dated May 79, fays—" A velTa artived At this city has brought the dilagree able intelligence that the plague has broke out at tha. It ha: made dreadful ravages.—More than 6o 111::n of the p;arriion were dying daily—it had fpread to the inhabitants. The King of Sardinia had ctlabli!hcd 4 _orlon of troops t., prevent all commu nica,ioa b.ttw.:en Ntilza and Sicily."—Tha:teur. jt.'%F 3.-C,:mr4l Mortitt Commandant of a Corps of the Army, marched, on the 26th of May, from Corve- 1 ;n, w•',ere he had ettablithed his head cot wets. O•t the eqth, a Hanoverian battalion eva• cuatcd thr hiihoptic of Olitobtog. G n 7 .11 NEM ill:it ha:tog burn informed of the proclamation of the !clinic of EsOLaND, replied by the fr,llots log proclamation FIDWARD Moil Ft R, L!F.VT.•GENFRAL, COMINANDit 1N Clll , F, TO THE INHABITANTS, OF THE ELLCTORATL OF HAsrlvrit. " Hanoverians—A French army enters poor ter. ritorits : it ct.rne, among you not to fpread conflerna-, Con throughout your country, but to vilsdraw that portion of the Continent which you inhabit from G vet nment hoflile to the repofe of Ettropeoand which snakes it Om iotis to tread under funt the principles of d ii2hts of ms kind and of civilized nations• The CuiL r Cosisui„ faithful to thole fer.timtnts of no•d.:ation and humanity, by which he is as much l i as by his political and warlike virtues, Las exhautted al! the means of conciliation to prevon a r o pu te. The K. so of England, falfe (parjure) to his moth facred engagement:, has belied his tignature by refufing to evacuate Malta, as he had foh ninly hound himfelf to do by the Tt eat y of .Amiens. He has given the fignal for he:lli:ides, and therefore he alone remains refponfible before Goo and =to for the calitmil:k which the leourge of war may bring upon the Rates fuhj.et to his dominion. lam informed that Proclamations, dictated by the blindefl fury, have been acted to engage you in a contefl which mull he foreign •n you ; beware of an aggref fi. n • foilith and ufelefs, and of which you alone would be the viClims. klanoverians, I promife you Carey and preiteetion, if conflating your real interefls you ipai ate yonr calif: from that of a Sovereign, v ho betaking all the bonds of good faith has thereby fresco: you liom the Mt tClll7`elit which you m i g h t h ave fuppoted that you owe to him. Thz fltincil ditch pline la ill be obt: rued among the troops %% Lich 1 command: yoiir pertons and ro opts ty Mall be re• fpeCted ; but, in velum I at quite from you foch a behavioiir as I have a tight to expeifl from a peaceP ble people* (Sir.ed) o DA'ARD MUR.TiII a." LONDON, T! e ! or !he flew., the importance of the Ankles received by the I la., I.il, and other tcmf• rsry Arvid s, °hire us to Jtitu No. IV. on the 1.. ofss of tl.e Cat, ,tll to-morrow. 1 VI 5 , 9 JUNE 7. p ß icr nr crn..ts. l• • 11..% ' I WWI' O'CLOCK inr C.. C r 4 —k ' 146, - ,1 51 Am, I. i -,rt 17. A Arrh• J l:,1 nigh; from Hambure% an, •,n in, .g ue Ik:Cci‘Cd Patin Journals to the 4t, i n • c. . 11 !I .ve ummetmed r n the part (1 . a.t. Frorch si .i)c C ...pt. 011 :Lc 24'1i $ll/1 . ente : e d the n !I o ,,y t ri 4 n 3.*; .o. On I; .n (1.1•:1; II:: 1 , . (...... :Ifto klittli.! ,11-1! , .ri'.11 ./ ( ;.rth..'l) f:tr Irf I I, ru. 4 , 1 . , arid .1• ~ f.c in r . Nzt t!4) ui .7 con I\--lmot— , tinned marell, and about io,ooo of them en teied tit Pi ncii ality cf Oin.iburgh. Prep,irations for defence were making on the fide of the NVefer, but, according to our letters from Ha n ,ver, there never was any intention of making the inhabitants life in a mars, as Has before frippoled.— The enrolment was merely intended for the purpofe of making up the regulars to their full comp!ement. Otte m.:afare adopted by the French will caufe force embaraffinent to commercial men. The Bremen mails of the 24:h ult. both going from and coming to London, have been intercepted and fent to Paris. According to the Dutch Gazette, the French man date for the at reel of the Eogliih, extends not only to the Batavian Republic but to all Italy' alto. The ac counts from Italy mention what has been before dated, that zo,oco French troops were about to enter the Neapolitan territory. 'Fite Paris Journals are filled with addreffes to the Cult F Co, SU L, fr om different public Bodies, in con lequence of the rupture between this country and the French Republic. As a fpecimen, we give the fol lowing from the Prefei of the Department of l'Eure, in name of the Public Funiftionaries of the Depart- ment : " Citizen CHIEF Consul. and Pref'rant—The uni verfal Ihnuts of joy and gratitude towards the paci fier of Europe are fucceeded by an unanimous cry of indignati:n againa a perfidious Government, a crafts Cabinet, which, dirnwning the need of peace, and the fccut uifhes of the deceived people of Eng land, proclaims war,, and again expefes Europe to its difailrotis confequences. What a(lnni(hing contrail is exh bited on the other hand, by the moderation and dignity of the Government of the French Republic ! If WlLLiera and his Normans are forgetter in the annals of England, it is time to revive the remem brance of that epoc!i. Unlimited confidence in the Hero of France : with him the French have (hewn themfelves victorious in combat—great and magnani mons in Peace : he will he terrible in vengeance !" The Illoniteur is filled with remarks on the Debates in the Britifii Parliament. Our prefent limits do not permit us to detail them. They are direeted chiefly again( the Duke of Cceastics, the Earl of MOIRA, and Lord MELVILLE. The Receivers-General have voted three flat.bot• tomed boats to ferve in the war againft England. French Five per Cents. for Germinal, 48 fr. 25 c. —For tit Vendemiaire, year fa, 45 fr. Letters of marque and reprifAls were yellerday ifrued out from the Admiralty againtt the Baavian Republic. Difpatches were this morning fent off by a Mef fenger, exptefs from the Admiralty, to Sheernefs . Yellerday Mr. Isltsvt.arsn attended at the Stock Exchange from the Bank, and announced that the CHANCILLOIL of the EXCHEQyEII would be ready on Friday next to receive fuch gentlemen as may be dif poled to bid fora Loan which he intends to raife for the fervice of the current year ; and that he will then (late to them the fum he wants, the Stock in which it is to be raifed, the times of payment, &c. This communication funk the funds very little compared with tbo fall expeEted. They did not decline one per cent. The fum to be raifed, it is laid, will be nine or ten millions for England, and three for Ireland. Prince WILLIAM of Glouceller, intlead of conti nuing is tour through Germany, has received orders from his NIA; esyy to return immediltely to Log land. The AMFTHYST frigate has arrived at Cux haven, to take his Royal Highnefs borne. "Wc underßand advices have been received from Liform, of the French Ambaffador having either ac tually left that city, or being on'the point rf leaving it, in confequence of the Portuguefe refuting to (hut their ports again( the Englifh. This is of courfe a declaration of war, and Portugal will be invaded, unlefs Spain contrives to embarrafs the progrefs of a French army. Extra& of a letter from Trinidad, dated Port Spain, April 28, 1333-6" Enclofed is a copy of a Procla mation ilfued lan night by Governor Picrom and Commodore HOOD, excluding Colonel FuLLARTON from the ffice of Commiffioner. That Gentleman has been abfent on a tour through the Minds for Tome weeks, and, previ( us to his departure, d;cputes had gone a great length between him and the other two Comniiifioners. Commodore HOOD failed la( night for liarhadoes, and Colonel For LLARTON is hourly ex peeled here ; how he will be received, and how the matter will end, Gots only knows ; certain it is, that the militia hive kill received a fupply of ball cart idge, and rders to he ready at a moment's warning ; n expeaed ;Flinn eCtion of the negroes is held out as the reafon of this, but very little believed." TRINIDAD.-A PROCLAMATION. By thrir Esc Marie, Brigadier.GrneralThornss Pietro) and Com mod, re :minuet H,od, his Majeftee Conimiffionsrs for ezecut. i g the sacs of Governor of Trinidad, &c. Whereas it now appear, that Colnnel William rularton, his Majdty'.flrßCtientriffioner for thi. Government, hath withdrawn hiiiif It do rt. from, and from the duties thereof, without bils4la j fly's I are, and without permltimi from tot, or any eonfultation wbh his '113 . 1. fly's Council of thin Iflannl—We do, ther ‘ Vre, by d with the ethice of hit ::Ljelly's Lid Connell, hereby proclaim and cicelare, tlint we amfider and deem the raid Fullarton o ',owe offbiating as one of bin Nl.jelly'n Coninuainners in the Checrourcut 05 thin and we require CI perbio , cis it and military, to govern t lietti* ! lvy accordb gly Given und,r i-ur hands and Irak. at the Council Chamber- at P. rt d'Ffpan I tine h day of Arra. in the year of our laud nue rhi taw,' right hundred and thrce, 41t .1 in the f.ry-thiril yoar of Majtftes TimmAs N. SAMUEL HOOD. Dy Command of their Fa,. II lick I, ICISE I'll M. Wotrl)Yr AR, S c. N..TTINCIFI A M ELECTIO4I. At the dole of the on Sat.iijity night. the I lunil,trs were_ - - - - - - - - - - - or NI, Colte, - 999—Fot %tr. bach, 984-114.rily, ts. In addition to the ;,teat st:o:cly 01 - esltet t:ttnntt nts t he Roy,il Citcsts. a taveuti...e bullet! a fp..'ule i s re, 1 , e tot this sacrit rmiv, c.tl!eJ the ilerewl (I a el, ifieb itinnb.r.r Ro'brned. The Inver; ot p.m 1111 l inte will tegict to hr :r that Its. PA. r 1 pe• forinance in Louyis y, call ci,ly be it ut.lLd PM a few evatingb NAV7ICAL INTELLIGEPCZ. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. W. AAR. DUE. ARR. DOR. Dublin 2 0 Jamaica 0 0 Waterford 2 2 Frrnrh 1 0 Dutch 0 2 I Hamburgh I 1 Yeflerday advice was received at the India Houle of the lafe arrival in the Downs of the (hip AT Las, from China, with a cargo on account of the Honour able EAR India Company : (he left China the 150 h of January. The Atlas heard of the rupture between England and Fiance off the Wellern Iflands. PLYMOUTH, JUNE s.—Came in the Dutch (hip Lull Ruft, of about 600 tons burthen, from Suri nam, bound to Amflerdam, laden with a valuable cargo of fugar, coffee, and cotton ; detained by his Majefly's fhip MINOTAUR, of 74 guns.—Sailed the REVOLUTIONAI,SE, of 40 guns, Captain Loce, for Gibraltar with difpatches : the ACASTA, of 4.0 guns, Capt. °swats; and the ROSARIO, of IS guns, Capt. Molixier, on a cruize.—The Privateer brought in yeflerelay by the HIND cutter, failed from Cherburgh the day preceding her capture off Portland, and had not taken any thing: fhe has no guns on board, but a quantity of fmall arms, and the cutlaffes and tomahawks are ground as (harp as razors : (be is marked on the (tern " Friends of Pool," and hailed from thence.—Sailed the JAMAICA, of 26 guns, on a crnize.—Came in the RANGER cutter from a cruize, with impreffed men.—One French fhip, two Dutch (hips, and one Dutch brig are in fight, and coming in, but cannot get the particulars for poll. YARMOUTH, JUNE 60—Sailed the LAPWING frigate for the None with impreffed men : arrived the Pais- Lori frigate from a cruize, off the Dutch coax : onc boy has been detained and fent in by th: Cullom- Houle cutter, and two others by the cruizers under Admital THORNIOROITGH —This afternoon arrived the Prince of Wales Packet,Captain THOMAS HEARN, with Mails and Paffengers from Cuxhaven : the pat fengers report that the French troops Mere within two days march of Bremen, determined to take poi feflion of Hanover. The brig CEconomy of Wood bridge, C. TROTT mallet, ft not Shields to Wood bridge with coals, was taken on the 4th intl. by a fmall cutter privateer, off Cromer, with 30 men: — and fame day the brig was re-taken by the Nisus, Pilot cutter of Loweflof, and brought into this port. The privateer took out the Captain and three men, and left five Frenchmen on board the (Economy.— The Dutch Eafl.lndiaman, fent into thefe Ro a ds by the LAPWING frigate, on the 3d intl. is the Henrietta, JAGGER, not from Batavia, but from China.— Arrived in the Roads, de Vrow Julina. from Dour. deauz to Bremen, with brandy, fent in by the LAP WING. The Dutch hoy fent into the Roads, on the zd intl. by the Larwitoo frigate, is the Reitbergen, KoNING, with brandy, from Bayonne, bound to Bremen. Johannes, Hotel:ara b fent into this port by the LAPWING frigate, the 2d intl. is given up, and failed this morning for Bremen. Sailed this morning the Prince of Wales packet,Capt.H ia a N,for Harwich. SHEERNESS, JUNE 6.—Arrived his Majefly's gun. brig MONREY ; alto the ARGUE Revenue cutter. — The LAPWING, Captain SEINE, has arrived from the Downs.—This day an attempt was made to no dock the UTRECHT, but without effeO, there not being Orateerreitigh. The crew of the l'wo Friends, Dutch prize, were yefterday let on theme, at liberty to proceed to their different countrie►; they arc prin. cipally Swedes.—The CONSTANT, Lieutenant Bcow, has failed to join Sir SIDNEY SMITH. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 6.-Arrived the MERCURY, of 28 guns, Honourable Captain Bolivia'', from the Downs. She is fitted as a floating battery for the defence of Guernfey, and will fail loon. The Ps. TERELL floop of war came to an anchor yellerday at St. Helen's, but failed again in the afternoon. Laft night Vice Admiral Sir R. Cyan's (truck his flag. Dort'', Julia 6.—TheVcnus, Engltfh flag of truce. returned from Calais lan night about eleven, after landing the mail, and 61-might Mr. MAItDiVILLF, Under Secretary to Lord Wrimaosrm, and (our Ladies, paliengers. The Englifh Packets are not re leafed yet. The (hip CANTON went paft for the Downs, and landed Mr. Goati.—At rived off Dover the (hip (I2een, C. Wag°Low, and landed R. Woos. Rl', lionlJamaica. This (hip left Jamaica the be ginning of Apiil, at which time the accounts fri m Si. Domingo were very unfavourable to the French : the Blacks were very firong, and well fupplied with arms And ammenition, and kept the French troops from advancing into the country. The French men of war are coming home, it is reported, tingly, with part of their guns difmounted, in order to flow car• goes. •Since the treacherous condo& of the French to Toy MUNI, the Blacks have refuted all offers of fettling the difpute, and are determined to perifh to a man before they will fubmit to the French Govern. ment : *hay are reported to be between So and 90,000 prong. French frigates are kept continually cruising off the Cape, to intercept the fupplies of arms and ammunition which they are conftantly receiving. P. 8. The Frenrh packet, as a flag of truce, is jug in fight, but cannot he here time enough for poll. FROM I.LoYIIY. LIST. DIAS., JUNE he Ranger troop, hnd Lively Privateer, on a enlace rented and tailed tor the River, the Atlas, Brooker, 1. u.n China —Wind S. W. Ganvtsanu. June it—Patted 17 the Fclipfe, Rowe, from St. N. 111; and Devon, sparks, fr tR Jamaica..., S it 1 the It. (Glutton, —, for Labradore, King George. —; Pen ce Wales, —; and Cm's, Ramie'', for Hudion's Bay ; I‘,lary. Watts, for Petro!,; Offe.nrat,kg, •-•=r; audlbe (Wag" Alen., tut Brat*. The SOUTPIWAIX Ettettom.—The High Bailiff yeller. day convened a meeting of the Elators of the 80. rough at the Town Hall, to elea a Reprefentative in Parliament, in the room of the Right Honourable GEORGE Ti ERN EY, who has vacated his feat, being appointed Treafttrer of the Navy. At one o'clock Mr. TIER/4EN , , accompanied by Mr: ALCOCK, Dr. ALLEN, Sir JOHN PINHORN, and feve ral friends, entered the Hall. In a (hurt time after, Sir THOMAS TURTON, with Captain DUN KIN, and feveral other friends, followed. MY. TOWNSEND, the Deputy High Bailiff, being called to the Chair, opened the bufinefs of the Meet ing. Mr. ALCOCK then came forward and nominated Mr. TIERNEY. The nomination was approved of, and feconded by Dr. ALLEN. Mr. TIERNEY then addreffed the Eleeors in a fpeech which was received with great applaufe. Captain C. Dos KIN then propofed Sir THostae Toaroa, Bart. His propofal was feconded by Mr. PIDGEON, an eminent dilliller in the Borough. Sir TSIOMAS TURTON addrelfed the Eleftors in e fpeech of confiderable length,which was received with loud and reiterated applaufe. The quellion was then loudly called for, end, on its being put, the fhow of hands appeared to be con. fiderably in favour of Mr. TIERNEY; but fome hav ing openly declared that the confufion was fo great as to proven their knowing the name for which they voted; and Sir THOMAS Tuarort's friends declaring that the Hall had been filled at an early hour by the friends of the Treafurer, a poll was demanded, and fired for to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock. FIRE AT MILE END ROAD.—Yefterday afternoon there was a Coroner's Ingueff held at the fign of he London Hofpital, near Mile-end Turnpike (before EDWARD WALTER, Efq. one of the Coroners or the county of Middlcfex ),on the body of jofeph Williams landlord of the Three Cranes public hoofe, thofe of his wife, her mother, and three children, who were all burnt to dtath, as already Hated in our paper. The particulars, as appeased befote the Jury, were as follows :—Mr. Williams fent a female child of his to a friend in White Horfe-ftreet, Stepney, on Tuef day, to be out of the way during Bow Fair, and which child, (with the exception of a daughter, who is married), is now the only one of the family left. The cattle of the melancholy accident cannot he covered, fume affigning one caufe, and loose another. It is imagined that it might have arifen by fume mean. from a rope that hung in the fkittle ground, WIDE)) was left burning for the purport of lighting the pipes of the cudomers. The fervent maid, who is in the Holoital, lays that when (he retired to bed s at one ~'clock. Mrs. 'Williams put a horfe to the rap to an fire ni.h fame wet clothes to dry--.that Mr. Williams ftid he would bathe his feet before he went to bed ; that Mr. Coleman called in after one o'clock a and had lix penny wt.', th of rum and water; that at the time all the family but Mr. Williams had gone to bed, that he locked up the doors after Mr. Cole s , man had retired ; and that he then went to bed at nearly twenty minutes pan one. A little after two o'clock, the Patrole direovera the hnufe to be on fire, and gave the alarm, on whicla feveral perfons affembled, anal grove to break in the door, hot could not. At length the windows were forced, but eon late, as the fire was fo rapid• that no perfon could go in. Mr. Willi.uns, and fome of the unfortunate futrerers, as already mentioned, Slept int the one-pair of flair' back room, the front room being A fitting room. It is believed that when they awoke, the fire was too great for them to come out at the door, and unfortunately the windows were Orongly barred with iron. owing ba the bottle being rubbed raft year. It is thougbt that Mr. Williams advanced rapidly in this dreadful dilemma to the window, as his body and lout others were &trod together, and a flash fepatately. On the arrival of the engines,the exertions of the firemen were rendered ufelcf, fitr near A quarter of an hour aftet wards on account of the want of water. At that time the houle was in et complete and irrcliilable blaze. and, it is remarka ble, fell in leis than an hour after the fit fl alarm. There were four lodgers flept in the attack itstrey s three of whom made their efcape out on .lie tile., eta. a bricklayer, a carpenter, and his daughter, a child of 13 years of age. They had to leap to anotheo hoofe which was backward, and by there means made their efcape unhurt. The fourth, a drover of the name of Andress Springett (better known by the name of Brandy Andrew), thought to face hire - deli by running down (lairs; but finding the flair-cafe in a blaze, he was forced to return, when the fire was raging wit?? Inch fury, that he could not ge to the top, and had confequently to leap out of one of. the three pair of Hairs windows into the (ireet, nearly is a (late of nakednefs, being in his Shirt. His hands and thighs were much frorched by the file ; hat he re. ceived no material injury from the fall. •l'he fervant. maid, who was in the two pair back room, made her efcape by leaping nut of the window. She was very n uch broiled, but had no bones broke, except one of her greht toes. A Mrs. WiUiamss who lodged in the two pair front, and whore hatband was out ota ditty, being a patrole, threw a bed out of the wins dow, and then leaped after it. She being Go years old, was very much broiled. Mr. L,PTRAP, %shore humane attentions defer?, the hiOeir praife, had his carriage feat for, and tot* the three to the London Hofpital, about half a miii ditlance. They arc in a fair way of recovery. The drover, Andrew Springett. came from the Hofpital yeflerday to the place %here the Jury was held, to give his evidence. The tit bodies were put into one their or coffin, and 6, reduced, that they occupied no more than two thirds 4.f it. The poor f rvivors 101 l their whole property. The premile. and (lock %%etc Wooed. There was a large quarili,y of lig sin the cella,. which may be re/o. vered ; and it is exot,‘lrtl dim a ittbicription will be made f. r the Ito • ivia.! child, and the other poor fuf. ferers. It is flow ! ht that there has been a vet y late( amount of bald. 1.0t,.'S and calls deittoyed, Mr. Wil liams 'lcing in a NCI y mug Anti opulent way. The following ale the lames and ages of ti.e lie who us. fortunately I. It dui' lives, viz. • • Lukrh Wllhanis. the I..fildlottl, lied 43 years. lary tt hie wile - B.rbAr.s c ord. her nto her - 4 Llibcr %1 Chianti. the ‘.l.iughter . 14 Jo. I h tValmins, the Cm - • 13 Itlch.rJ ditto • 10 Jut) tet wiled A Vcrdill—wAccidental Death. LONDON: d and ptibiliked by LFVF.L KENT. (of Can tarhugy-piare I anthetti) at the Tree Orrice, Ns'. Cater Stmt. rubl:Chtl ML. at the Sl.ta Ustacs,Tempk