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LONDON. TItritSDAT, AUGUST st PRICE OF STOCKS IRIS DAY AT ONE 0 CLOCK 3 per Can. Reduced, 53i i 1 -3 per Cent. Confab, 33 fp} 33 Oninium 8 71 Si 8 dd. PRICE OF SIUCKi YESTERDAY. ask Stock z4t India Stock 164 3 per C. Red. 541 5311 India Bonds , is. a 3 per Coe. Is 11} t I:zehrq. Bills. ea. a 31. 4 per Cent. 61 , 1 Omnium 7 7 dif. 5 per Cent. st Re Sc Ynglith Tickets 171- 38. IPerC l 797. B3 ii Cod. for aec. jj Lair Ann. s 6 1.46t151 - COURSE OF Amiterdant 36 s a Uf. Do. at fight 33 8 Rotterdam 36 3 a Ur kiamburgh 33 3 2 1 ' Akooa 33 4 I lit 1 1 Path* dars date 24 0 Paris - -14 8 s UE osreleasz, ditto ss 9 'EXCHANGE. Cadiz pap Naples .- Ditto 371 eff. Genus 47 Madrid pap Vaniee s 6 Ditto 37 tI lf. Lifbon 62 Bilboa 37 elr. Oporto 624 Leghorn 5t Dublin r 74 Also on the Bank oL Holland st per Cant. . , By a Gentleman of his Majefty's Navy, jet at. rived from a cruize on the Fletnifh coat, and who picked up an open boat which efcaped from Flufhing on Thurfday lalt, on board of which were feveral Then who bad fled from the requifition, we learn that, in the courfe of a few weeks before, the French had flint fizteen or eighteen of their countrymen, who had exhibited a deree of tardinefs in obeying the injunc• tions of the French Government. The Gentleman adds, that feveral alp-builders had been ordered to ambit& gun•boats, to be employed againft this coon try. Three gnn•boats were aaually laid down, but one of the builders refufed to obey his orders, tulles he was fornifhed with wood and nails. At the time the boat efcaped, the buoys in the Duerloo channel had not been removed, but it was underilond from the French pilots that that meafure would loon be adopted, as they were fearful of a vifit from the BALA. Yellerday afternoon another mail, the only one due, arrived from the North. The intelligence brought by it wears the fame complexion as the ac. counts laid before our Readers yetterday ; and every thing tends to confirm the opinion, that a powerful confederacy will, ere long, be formed againft our reftlefs enemy—the enemy of Europe. We obferve in the Hamelsurgh Cordikmdestat of the gth and 13th, two paragraphs copied from the Harr ies, Courant, which do not feem to be ordinary articles ; they are bpth under the head of Bruffels. In the one it is Rated, that the mediation of Ruilia is not expeet. ed to be attended with fuccefs, though it has been accepted by the Belligerent Powers, becaufe France inflits on a balls rejerfted by England, to wit, an at , Iniftice on the law Sato, that is, allowing France to occupy the neutral territories fhe has feized. The nest thews that M. LOMBARD'S million to meet tORAPARTR at Brulleis was to negoeiate repelling the free navigation of the Elbe and Wefer. In this h fermi M. Lonsaan has not been faccefsfol. If any credit is due to the article, however, it proves that the Kum of PRUSSIA attaches a jet value to the free dom of thofe Rivers ; and what is more, that he is fenftble that France has in Get fhut them up; and it is on France that the opening of them depends. If the Knee of PRUSSIA fees the matter in this light, it is a very important thing indeed. That he ought to fee it in that light will admit of little difpute. Howl rniferably is the dignity of Profile lowered by allow. ing the vagabonclizing fyßem of France to ope rate uncurls: xi in the North of Europe I Would TRSIDERICIS the Great have permitted the French to have come to the banks of the Elbe and the We fer, without bit confent to feize upon a neatral coun try, and to flint out a commerce moil valuable to his dominions and to the North of Germany ? Is Proffitt a power in Europe? If fin be, wby furrender an influence fo natural to her, fo important to that Ration The has acquired ? If Pruffia (offers Udell thus to be let down in the opinion of furronnding nations, the fuperior physical Rrength and refources of her neigh bours will Icon overwhelm her. If, to ufe an old phrafe, every bird takes a feather," Pruffia would loon be hare enough ; and we all know from whence Traria has plucked the feathers that now adorn her. Nothing can be more obvious, therefore, than the policy of r, an., to be the Confervator of the Peace and Neutrality of the North, as well on a large view as for the advantage of commerce. We h.-ire it will foot be put beyond doubt that Truffia relents the violence of France, and is refolv. ed to oppoie it. A peat deal might be done at Bet bn at ;Accent; and it fliould be done in the way 80-IN•F 1N•F AP.TC manages this matter. To make BORA PARTE diitrollful of his neighbours, would greatly etnbar refs his operations againft ns, though we entertain no dread whatever of his attempts of invafion. On the contrary, we wdh to fee the quelion tried, and let at tell for ever. But at the fame time, policy re quires that we fhould avail ourfelves of every aid to limit that ill.acquired, ill etercifed authority which Trance, not to fay BONAP•RTE, now poireffes. If Ptutlia were to declare :sgainfi France,it would beeafy to take Holland. There, howevrr, are only fpecu lations, which we ought not to calculate upon. In fas 9, the flronger this country is, the more it feems capable of defending itfclf, and annoying France, the more allies it Mill obtain. This is natural. Let us not foe in forma pastperii, like ruiferable outcaffs and dependants, tor znd it will come. If .'e are to have a war, let it n3t be on a meafured (tale of fo much per arnima ; but let us do what we can with men and money in oat year, if our eapcnce ihould more than doulAlc aoy eltiotate that has Imo otred of itt pottble arnothtt. t 5:; this occa fion, we cannot forbear from chiding the vile impolitic patrimony of many of our Nobility. Is this a time for lhufling, about the arithmetical quota of the facrifices they ihould make for their country f For tkir cosatry, did we fay r We muff ufc tome other a:gument with men who, judging by all we have yet teen fine the die was call for our esill ence as a free people, feel none of that ardour which warms the bofom of men animated by true patrio. tifm. Let them look at France !—At the fete of the Fresel nobility! and then let them calculate whether an immunity from a fimilar fate would be dearly purchafed by a facrifice of even a half of their pro perty Can they hear unmoved, with the fate of the French nobility before their eyes, thole threats of vengeance levelled fo direOly at themfelves, by a people which has overwhelmed the throne of the Bourbons, beggared and butchered the Arillocracy of France, ruined the half of Europe, and fpread its defolating maxims over the world.—lf they can, we !hall only defire them to recollea, that only. fifteen years ago, the French Nobility had as little appre• henfion about their fafety as thy tbrotfilvet lOW have: The French,hos:tever, were buried in ruin as with an earthquake, that gave little or no indication of its ,approach. The Englith Nobility cannot fay they have not had warning. If they fail in the duty they owe to them• (elves, their families and their country, at a c• ills like the prefent; and if ruin overtake them as the conic quence, they will fall unpitied—undcferving of pity! Many flories are told to account for BON A PARTE'S fudden return to Paris, plots of the Royalids, plots of the Jacobins, plots of TALLEYR AND, &C. 8:e. May not hi; return be owing to what he clifcoverrd in his negotiation with M. Lost BARD, of the deter mination of Pruffia—of the hints he has got of the feelings of ALLIMIOSIL I. whore fleet is now in the Baltic ? May he not furpea that every thing is not fo Life either without or within as he had imagined ? There is nothing folid in his power, but there is a great deal of folid power in the hands of France. It is with the latter that we have to do fyllematically.— It is no matter whether Boma AAAAA be Fick, or dead, nr dethroned, nnlefs there be Come fecurity againfl the overgrown power of France for the future. ' Ycflersity about half pa( twelve o'clock his Ma jrsry arrived at St. James's from Windfor, where his Malts-sir held a Levee, at which were prefent the Right Honourable the Cuarscar.r.ort of the Excise- QyAR. the SICRETARIRS of STATE. the LORD MAYOR, the Sheriffs of London, the MASTER of the RoLLs, and their Excellencies the Imperial, Sardinian, Da na, Spanifh, Turkifh, Ruffian, Pruffian, American, and Wirtemburgh Minitters. Duke of Pordand Mantuires—Saliibury, Titchfield, Blandford, Circe!lo. Earls—Harrington, Banbury, Cbetterfleldj Dyfart, Mount E be, Bella, Uxbridge, Chatham. to n t i tnts—Hood, Dudley and Ward. Lords—C. Spencer, St. Helen's. Braybrook, Ellenborovgb, Auckland, Hobart, Hawk... Mary, Hardwick, Rofslyn. Billsopa—Norwiek, Rocheller. Sirs—C. Morgan, J. Altley, J. W. Henderfon, T. Trowbridge, D. Heatbcoate, H. Diamond, H. Lygan, R. Williams, W. Puke ney, A. Hammond, J. Nichol, C. Rom Boughton, H. Inglis. S. Comerel. 67.1X - 4 - a4—Lelainl, Johnfoa, Rob, Phipps, Gwyn, Arabia, Pinter, Harnett. _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ --- cOlOOela.:ilOsford, Saville, Frank, Bullock, Rene, de Grey, Ellis, Sibtborpe, Laffeen. Major Allen.cl Noble, Newmaci. Dodor• —Prue, Browning. Merry.. Newman, Spencer, Jarvis Chaplin, Watfon, Corry, Cooper. Pitt, Tierney, Dent, two finnhopes, Muth, W. Mut, K. Pnwei, Cbolmondeley, Broderick, Monne, Baldwin, MaLica, Hoblin, Abbott, Ward, Morgan, Edon, Sae geant. The fullowing among other addreffes, were pre tented to his Majefty— Prom the Univerflty of Cambridge.—The Vice Chancellor walked in proceffion from the Thatched Node, in St. James- Amer, preceded by the two EC+ Beadles, sod attended by all the Hea...s of Hodes, and tic di , -•tmt Dodoes of Law, Divinity, and Phylle ; fume Noblemen. aed Fellows of Colleges—in all about so pertons. They were introduced Into the Great Council Cham ber, where We Mejefty, being feeted coo the Throne, molt graei °oily received the fame. Viliount Dudley and Ward, accomplgad by Mr. Ward, pre fented one from the county of Worefter. _ Mr Jacob ARley and Colonel Saville from the county"( Norfolk. General Leland, one from the town of Stamford. Mr. Morgan, one from the county of Monmouth. Lord Braybrook, Mr. Bullock, and Mr. lianc-y, one from tie county of Efex. Sir H. Inglis; one from the EaR ladla Volunteers. The following were among the prefeutations to his Majeliy— mr. Monaco, Miniittr Plenipotentiary from the United States of America, was Introduced by Sir S. Cotterel, and delivered its credentials. Captain Nou.t, of tie Scotch Brigade. by Lord Hobart. Colonel HOBIORD, by General Leland. Han. Mr. Eva st,on Ms being appointed Colonel of the St. Mar prat and St. John Volunteers, by his father. Lord Auckland. The Levee was over about a quarter beton two o'clock. After the Levee his MAirs-ry held a Council, which was attended by the Duke of Po AAAAA D, Lords Hoaaar.CNATNAPI, CASTLIAS•OI6,CATHCART, and HAMM/MAT ; Mr. ADDINGTON, Mr. CORRY, Mr. GRETILLy and feveral others, after which Mr. AD. DINGTON, Lord HAWICESBVXY, Lord HOBART, and Mr. Your, had private audiencerof his Mgr sr?. A fecund Council was then held, for the purpofe of fwearing in the Hon. Mr. C A You. as Se cretary of State for the Home Department, in the room of Lord PELHAM, who has rcfigned, and of the Hon. PoLs CARIIV, brother in-law to Mr. You., as Under-Secretary. Mr. BIAGGI& is appointedSecrctary at War. _ _ Ili; Mai s sry took Tome refrefhment at &James's, after which his Royal Highnefs the 'Duke of Cas• salons accompanied hi; Maims , to his carriage. and at a quarter before five o'clock he fet off tor Windlor. Mr. Bit 'icor was re.aleifted on Tuefday, for Brif tol, without any oppolitims. On Monday 101 l ,came on at Guildhall, Bury &. Edmund's, the eldlion oft' Reprefentative in Pit liA arnent fir this town, in the room of the prefant Earl BRISTOL,of when the Right Hon. bird Ttatraa- Town (his broatcr-in-law) was aoaaimacoully chaka. INTF.LLIGENCI. M. 411.8 Tills DA Y.....W:ND raft. Aitß. DUE. ARE. 'PC Dublin 0 1 Flamburgh o et Waterford a 2 PLYMOUTH, AUGUST t6.—SAled for Cork, as a gnardasip, the THUNDERS'S, of 74 guns. Captain 136DrORD S the will, wit!: a lipadron of frigates, (loops of war, and cutters, occationally cruize on and off the coati in various dircilions, to the weßward of Ireland, to intercept any veffels which might be attempted to convey treptonable intelligence by means of the ene my's fmall and numerous crhizers. The Ts ENT alfo failed to lie as a receiving Blip at Cork, under the orders of Admiral Lnrd GARDNIR.—Made fignali to go, and went into Cawfand Bay, the SeENCER, 74 guns, Hon. Captain Srorroto ; and Mkt 'arm, 7+ guns, Right Hon. Lot.' A. BLAUCLIIIIK they will font% join the Channel fleet. Came in, after a long cruize of nine weeks, the privateer floop Robert and Grace, to guns and 45 men, Captain VATASOVR. POITSMOUTH, AUGUST I7.—Arrivel the ADMI. CAL ALM, ERR ladiaman, an , l fume other out ward-bound vac's from the Down; DEAL, AUGVIIT t7.—Arrired in the D-iwns, the American (hip Margaret, Captain BARRON, in banal, from Hamburgh t in her came ;mangers, Mr. Fox .ers, the American Cooful at Hamburgh, with Mr. Rocuts and fillers, Mr. M'Cos.toca, Mr. Las, Mr. Hr ARD. and Mr. LEN ISIE, who landed at PARNELL'S, Hoop and Griffin Inn, and horn thence proceeded poll to London. SHEERNESS, Auo. r7.—Arlived his :Wait:fly% fincp AUTUMN, Capt. S. JAcasnm, and the Moi.i.cry gitn brig. The Printers of ::'ales and Met y cutters have alt . () arrived ; and the Swirr, Lieut. COMBS', has failed, with a fignal for convoy flying for the Elbe. To-morrow is the day fixed to appoint a convoy to the Baltic ; it is fuppofed it will be the Auru N.— The Roma sy is paid. CHATHAM, AVG. 17.-12IMPIRIEVSE, Capt. Ho. THAN, has been warped to Gillingham, where fhe is taking in her powder and guns. An n:der has been received from the Navy Board to get the Sr. ALGA N's down as foon as poffible, and to fit with the utmoll difpatch all the launches belonging to the dock-yard and (hips in ordinary ; they are to carry a p pound carronade each. Ymtmourit, Aucurr 17.—Yeflerday arrived the AUCKLAND packet, Captain THOMAS Ulnas, with mails and paffengers, bound to Gottenburgh.—Sent in by the Rumm, of t guns, a large marl fhip, laden with timber ; and Greenland (hip, with one whale and soon foals, under Pruffian colours : alfo fent in by the Paszt.orr, Die Yonge Maria, Won seas waf ter, with wine, from Teneriffe, bound to Glukßad. This day arrived a Swede, deeply laden, fent in by the North Sea fleet. Sailed the AUCKLAND racket, Captain Taostas Batons, for Gottenburgh. Remain the GELTKNIIN Rear Admiral THOANBOROUGN, Clime pm brig, &nose cutter, and Hart brig privateer. Wind EA. FROM LLOYD's LIST. DEAL, Ave. t},—Sailed the Jackal! and Coniliet gun.reftehon a crone--Arrived the Snipe son-brit from a cruise. Came dawn yefterday the Georgians packet, Capt. Leigh, for the Eaft Indies; ran on Gore on the Goodwin Sands, but pot oil without damns, and remains in the Downs with his alaießy's 4tips Utrecht, Leda, and l'Africaine frigate, Difccraery bomb. Snipe sun brig, Swift and Liberty Eak ludis pilot yachts; Comet,Cotada, Aanam,Ales ander. and Minerva tranfpons; and Amity's Regard, Darden, with timber, for Deal—Wind N. N. E G AAAAAA no, Aso. 7.—PaCed by the Shah Br/171g0fe, from Bengal; Eleanor, Crowe. from St. Vincent's; Sarah Ann, Hunter, from Jamaica; Hamk-y, Harm ;Tundra, Nlcholf SI, and Sea Crow, —, from Norway ; Napoleon, and Johanna Theodore (prises)from St. Domingo; Olive Branch, Well, from Mend; Trowbridge. Parte, from Leghorn ; Two Good Brothers, May ; Geode Hofnuog, ---, and the Jorge Cornelius, from Emhden. Sailed the Bon, Atkinfon, for Curacy. Aaareno.—la the DOWN'. the &trey. Snowdm, from %rabic At Liverpool, Venerable, Kidd, from punka. At Dublin, La mbeth, Mathews, from Jennies. At Virginia, Keay, Jackfon, huh Liverpool; Raba and Becky, from Name; and Fa bles, Yansil. from Rotteedasn. At New York, Alice Bridger, pus, from Antigua. At Archaism!, Maria, atlidde, from Lon don. At Tunable's. Wilheinaina Janfeo, from London. At Got unhurt, Frederica. Minton, awn China. At Eashden, Maria Ca roline, I,—; Piano:fag, and Oadavos. Nixon, from China. The HUMID Hoop and FAVOURITE Cutter arrived at Elfineur with a convoy on the 6th infant. On the ayth of laf month a notice was fuel np at the Hamburgh Eachange, that in virtue of a decla. ration made by the Englifh Minifler, all the veliels which bad been laden before the gth, would be per mitted to fail for their refpeClive stain:Rion', by the Englifh fquadron at the mouth of the Elbe. The Margaret, Bon, which has arrived at Green. , ock, fmm Limerici, brings advice of two Eaft India men, part of a fleet of fix fail, having arrived in the Shannon. The others were hourly expeCted. Yefterday a Court of Dire ors was held at the Eaft-India Houle, when the Company's flip Bat rasista was ordered to be got ready for a voyage to St. Helena, and eventually to India. The Hermann', /Combing, from St. Domingo to Bremen, Is carnet:it and taken into Goanfey. Ile American skip Bolton. Paul, from Guadeloupe, is carried into Legberw hr the French privateer le Reviler. The Zephyr, &dry, front meant to Loodo l , has been on (bore on the Smitholni, btu fines gm of, and is arrived at Meer. The Reinlog privataer,of London, has fan into Falmouth la Conception and le Jean ilaptilta, from tee Harionalt to Malawi. Ackrican brig Mada and Jane, from Flunitn. to Laudon. has been on 11... r: on the Goodwin Saudi, but is got oi,and brought into tiu: Downs A Morning Paper mentions, on the authority of a Letter from the Editor of the Madras Courier, dated Feb. s 7. Itio3—That the Hon. F. Noarn, Governor of the Island of Ceylon, has declared war againft the KIMO of CAIIIDY I but on applying for aids of men and money, to the Government of bladras, received a ►efufal. It Rated &Jct., that Capt. Hoftussr, of the Vicros Poop, tired on the 4th ult. and that Capt. Lord G. Stoaar is appointed to the Aaaooaar. It mentions that the Centauri'', after having rigged jury marts, was fo unfortunate as to meet with ano ther gale of wind of Marker, aid was Nearly loft.— Sig put into Cochin. EAST-IN 11M HOUSE: Yellerclay a Genet-Al Court was held at the r. IndiA-11nole, to Imaion tl.e late nfrer of tl.; Com; Diseen s of to,occ tons of thipping, for the fervicc Government. A The h:tri..el7was orr.-1 in 3'l erergeti: appal the reelingA of ti.e prup, ictora, by ;qr.. llobAxos the C hail man. Aftet thine converfAtion nn the mn ! cf Ail': Government; in which Marrs. 'l . :vivito:, P. 1.400 t: J.RANDLF, Jecasos, HERCHMAN,SirWv.a.tacteU TIS, and Me. ROBERT 'I'HORIE rote, took a ihcrt, tl following ►notions by Mr. Twialsa, and fecondt by Mr. P. Moome, were car.ieJ uoaninioutly by very crot:•drd Court. _ . lhaL Llns Court leholdi.visAL :he moft heartf.it fetisfaet:o the g• neral .ffid patrioth: excrti,,;l4 u;l:ch .arc nutv mahlra t:7 1 d.rer:inio.v , of peein.:%, to rupFor: the erifttlice of the 13‘ . : zfS he pre, And to uphu:d the :Aws. the hLerLics,ao.i the teliaico of t: •• That this Corr. fcllng mar_ forcibly that it is both the da and the inter ft of e: cry part of the ccrnnturity, and particular+, ell:so:mat C.:: 1111 l crciai Company, to ceccuraz.-, and, at far us may h- able, t. coatriburc to-ar,:ris rtorc tact-um', which al a c::: nocurc to this Cor p::.y its rift•ur:, and to tbc couctry rim p-c::!iar and it,valuet.e blciEngc has ions enjoyed, dal dec! a.: it approv.s and co: fr:::c Owe which bare bet rcccr.tly tai ',n by Vic Coart of Dircetors in aid cf Gov.:chair:mg this in:partant trills. • Thst a General Cann be fc.mmoncd. is r.•nformity to the by laws, fur the furtio.r cur:ld:xenon of ii.:c fcriec:'• A Board of Field Officers of the Engineers has infpc,fted the lines at Ciathan• : two Toojeling ba teries at the extremities are ordered to be ereOed in mediately, which will enfilade the whole line : th Wel:manner Battalion of bliddlcfex militia are at camped there from Calmat/1 there are upwards too men, confining of detachments frow the all an 3d battalion of tile Id regiment of Coards, and di Warwick and Weßminner militia,connantlyemplol cd whh near 200 liorfea. The Miniders of the Prelbytvy of Clargow, as a encouragement to their Parilliiontrs to enter into tit Army and Navy, have engaged to provide for th education of the children of the firll hundred met having families within their difttiel, who Chan offe their Cervices to government. The LORD LIEUTENANT of Ireland has publiChei an official declaration of his with, that the Banker) Merchants, and Traders at Dublin, Ibould meet a the Royal Exchange, to take into confideration a ge neral Subfcription, on an extended fcale, for the en couragement and relief of thole who may be engage, in the defence of the country, and who may fuffcr ii the common caufe, and of thofe who may fignaliz themfelvcs during the pvcfsnt mon important coil' ten, in concurrence with the general fuhfcript.on ii London, and with the famenoble and patriotic objeelt An account of the number of Filling Veffel which hive entered at the Coall Office in the Ca torn Houle, in the Port of London, from 25th Mart t79S, to 25th March, 1803, diftinguifhing each yeas Navier From asth March, 1793, to ssth March, r 70) - 1,4c1 From asth March, 179% to ssth March, t Sco - 1.623 From 55th March, t?oo, to ssth March, tof - 2,02 From as th MU' It, tBot, to isth Muds. 2802 • 1,66 g From (fa Mar b: 180 i: to isch Marsh, 1803 3mi It has been fad that HoLptitm is to fncceed Ca /ALI Kamm, at Drury Lane Theatre next feafon. Sir J. EsostLs's pretty houfe, _near Ongar, wn knocked down yeaerday, for 75001. It has ninet y eight acres of land attached to it. The Anniverfiry of the Birth-day of the Marqu of Srarroao was celebrated at Whitehall, on Thur day on which day he completed his 86th yew His Lord(hip's due, with their lira; make flit) &yen perfons. viz. Eari Gower bus children, Count& of Carl& y, Lady deb BMlop of Carlifle £3, Lady of Lord Chief Bans Maadonald Marchionefs of Worceiter 6, Lady Hatralebf M Ladl Oe!rifig Elliot 4, Lord G. Lerrfoo, his fon, unmarried. Hia Grand ChM= Lord Mame& a, Dodds *flatland s, Lady Cawdor a. The evidence in the Court Martial on Capt. BAIL LOW, M. P. concluded on Saturday. • Yetterday one of the Solicitors of the Bank c 4 England, attended by Mr. Kirby. keeper of New gate, (erred Mr. Ainflett with a notice, that bill of indiament would be preferred againft him at the enfuing Senions at the Old Bailey. which coat mence on the r+tb of September, at the profecutiot of the . Governor and Direetors of tile Bank of Eng land. for embezzling divers goods and chattels. the* PToPeTtY• Yefterday morning, at as minutes pall fix o'cloel there was an ecliple of the Sun. The immerfio lalled !until half pail (even. The effed was Ter awful and beautiful. The horizon which had beam with the orient fun•bearns, gradually loft its bri liancy. and then again gradually recovered its fplei dor. Only a quarter of the Sun's orb was immure in the thadow. The remains of Mrs. Gael -unmet, of Manchefter knave, who loft her life laft week, in confequence o the fudden death of her father, Jona CH oats. Efq a Bedford-Iquart, were removed with great inner& pomp, for interment at Dunilable Mark.lane the body, with the hearfe and fix, was followed five mourning coaches, and a large cavalcade of pri *ate carriages. In confirmation, if any confirmation were wanting. of the flare of dependence to which France has re 4 duced the Swifs cantons, we prefent our readers will" an extra& of a letter from an Engliih gentleman Neufchatel. All the Engßh in Switzeiland hati; been made prifoners of war I Niurc,iallL, JULY 2S and 2 3 .-“ The Landaus. nian of Switzerland has, at the infligatinn of the French ambaillidor, glued orders for making all , the Eogliih prifnners of war; and the commanding of. fleer oldie French troops waited upon the ChiefMa• giarate of the Canton of Vaud, requiring him to put thofe orders into execution. In confequence of ' previncs intimation, all the males took their imme diate flight from Laufanne. leaving the female part of their families, who had fuch pea snitfion, more leifurely, to arrange their departure. I took a guide, and leaving my all behind me, fortunately got out. of the Ceatons into the limo of PILOSSIeS dominions, the Principality of Neufchatel, at about nine o'clock la& night. I expett my wife and children to join me tn.night. Amorigfi the Et2glilli who were at Lau (Anne, were, Sir kanicti Dealt', Sir SIMON TAT. LO2. Mr. Maccustoca, Sir WILLIAM CALL, Mr p at es. Mr. Saorrowe (dewed to Neufchatel), and were afterwards follnwed by their families. Mr. , Blear and Mr. Cason are at Lenience. but being towards of 6o years of age, ate fafc.". Eng 1 - al Ds or is 61 ~: -,•.•