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BAsevea. jams My Royal Highnefs the Berediiary Prinee of DINTAARIC arrived in this city tin the 22d, under the name of Count Svoarean, ac companied by his two Sins, Princes CHRISTIAN FRE . beam and Faknaaic Figestnasa. Notwithilanding [he rigorous incognito which this Prince obferved in his journey, the Commander in Chief, General Moe. maa, fent to meet him a guard of honour of feventy dragoons, who efcorted his carriage. His Royal I - lighnefs, on alighting at his lodging, found alfo a guard bf honour of two huffars and two grenadiers. In the evening the Prince was at the play, in General MoaTisa's box, and next morning fo off for Neu dorf, with an efcort of air !mare. Jura 27... —People talk here of the fpeedy paf- Page of the Elbe by the French troops. All the vac's at Stade, Lunelx . mg, and Harbourg, have been put in a Rate of requifition. The Hanoverians have retained all the veffels on the oppofite bank of the Elbe. The French troops are in motion through., out all Hanover: they are adtancing in great hale towards the environs of Lunebourg, where they are to form an army of 17,000 infantry, and Moo ca valry. Provilions are conveying from all quarters to the fame dtftination. The head-quarters of the French army will be transferred hence to-morrow to Lunebourg. In the evening of the day before yefterday twenty fuperbborfes, two of which are of an Ifabella colour, from the Royal Rattles of Hanover, which are now at Mecklenbourg, arrived here, and were placed at the difpofal of the French Officers. Jona aB.—General Moartaa having concluded the Convention of Suhlingee, under condition that it &mild be ratified by the Fira Conful, and Botta rears being urgent in regard to the difarming of the Hanoverian army, the French troops are approach iag the Elbe to enforce this meafure. LAUSIIIOIIIO. JUNE 3o.—The French threaten a parage of the Elbe. which, in all probability, will be effeeted to-morrow. It appears that the Hanoverian. have refolved to make an obßinate refinance. Every thing in our duchy affumes a warlike appearance.— The troops occupy camps and have taken ftrong pofitions on the heights behind Efcheburg, near Lan enbourg, and other places. The lath regiment of infantry forms the advanced guard, with a numerous corps of cavalry. Several batteries Eave been erected along the right bank of the Elbe. The baggage of the Hanoverian army has net oat for Ratsebourg. Bases or Tile Eiss, knot 3o.—This day at noon the French troops had not yet croffed the Elbe in the environs of Zolkitfpieker. The paflage was to have been effected, as we are allured, near Marfchachr, le Chafeur-Vert, and Artlenbourg. About Bo veffels of different fazes have been collated near the Hoopr, on the Canal of Lunebourg. A great number of French troops are there alto. The Hanoverian' have ellablithed a battery behind Geefthacht, in Linen- bourg from which they can fire in the direttion of the Elbe and its environs. A company of infantry,one of cavalry, and a body of artillery are ported on the Krummel ; three regi ments of infantry with artillery have taken poR near Hohenborn ; detachments of cavalry and flying artil lery occupy the environs of Wendorf. TheHano- , verians have formed the firm refolution of defending tbemfelves. They will neither want artillery nor am munition, but they may experience a fcarcity of pro vifions and of forage. HAOVI, JOLT 3.—The Kota of Eisoxamo, hair fug refufed to ratify the capitulation concluded be tween general Material' and the Hanoverian Go vernment; and, as the Hanoverian troops mull eonfequently be difarmed, and treated as prifoners of war, General Ditsotcas has let out for Hanover to Concert with General MO&TIIII inch meafures as this eirenmtlance may have rendered neceffary. It is not impoffible that the Army of Referee, which is formed at Deventer, will proceed thence to Hanover. . „ CONSTATTITOTLe s loss 6.—On the 26th of l ag ' month, thei Porte received,by a coin ier, diftratched by the Commani.er in Chief of Egypt. the difagreeable and unexpected intelligence, that the city of Alexan: dria, in Egypt, has been taken from the Turks. This important place is now in the hands of a body of Albanian rebels or Arnauts. There troops, the bray eft and moft refolute of the Ottoman army, compofed, with others, the garrifon of Alexandria. For fame months they had not received their pay, and all rt monftrances on this Cubic& were without elk& The Patha. Conunandant of Alexandria, always practiced them payment; but thefe promifes were never car ried into execution. The Arniaou become impatient, canted their Officers to conduit them to the Pacha, who through fear inftantly dilpatched an order to the flier afaror Payma ft er Generalfor thepaymentofthe arrears- Provided with this order they repaired to the who sefided at Come dillance from Alexandria. The latter refufed payment in a banality manner, alledg• ing that he had no funds. The Arnauts, irritated at this conduit, treated the tee terder and all thofe around him with great feverity. and then condated him in chains to Alexandria. On the approach of the rebels, the Commandant ordered all the other troops of the garrifon under arms: the gates were !huh and the cannon pointed againft the mutineers, who being infpired with the utmott fury, (wore to conquer or perith in the attempt. They then ad vanced with ladders and other initraments of attack with which they had fpeedily provided themfelvehand fcaled the fortifications of the city, which was loon filled with terror and difmay. The rebels thus made themfelves matters in a few hours, of the important place of Alexandria, which had been fortified by the French, and then by the Englifb. The Pacha made his efeape with a body of his partifans by a gate op. polite to that which had been carried by the *fad. ants. The military chat fell into the hands of the Armlets, and many of the inhabitants were the vic tims of their fury. This capture of Alexandria by the rebels may, under the prefent eircumflances, be attended with important confequeocea to the whole of Egypt. The Porte wilbcs to employ every means in its Power in order to re conquer Alexandria. and the Captain Pacha will batten his departure with the fltst to accomplint this important objea. SPORTING 11417ILLIGSKCE. NEWMARKET, JULY MEETIIVG. dos. MONDAY, JULY U. The Town Plate of 501. for 3-yr. old Colts carrying 811. 416. Fillies Sit. Laft Mile and a Diflance of B. C. D. of Grafton's b.f. Parafol, by Pot go's . lA. Clennones bc. Roost's), by Whifkey . . 3 _ _ . . - . Ld.Grofvenor's br. c. by John Bull, out of Olivia - 3 Mr. Rickard Boyce's b. e. The Dodtor, l,y Pzgafus, out of Plalllow's dam - 4 lA. Stawell's b. f. by Waxy, out of Adtfore - dr. Six 10 4 again ft Parafol—y to 4againf R umbo. The Second and LaR Year of the July Stakes, a Sub fcription of sogs. each, 3ogs. ft. for x-yr. olds ; Colts carrying Bil. alb. and Fillies H. Two-yr. old C. lA. Stawell's f. by Buzzard, nut of Thrul's dam - Ld. Clermont's b. c. Buzzard, out of G4-fy Mr Villfon's b. c. by Buzzard, dam by Highflyer, out et Elm's dam • 3 Gen. ()refiner's ch. c. by John Bull, out of Dido D. of Graßon's ch. f. by Pot Bo's, out of Sea Fowl Mr. Ladbrokes ch. c by Volunteer, out of a Dungannon mare—the colt bought of Mr Butler Mr Panton's b. I Allegretta, by Trumpator, out of Young Camilla Sir C. Banbury's bl.c. by Whificey, out of Cinderella pd. Mr. Panton's br. f. Bravura, by Buzzard out of Crane pd. The Judge could place only the firß three. Three to t against Ld. Stawell-3 to t againft Ld. Clermont -3 tot againft Mr. Wilfon. Ld. Stawell's 1. by Waxy, out of Aftive. M. beet Mr. Lowe's Rofetta, 7 a. t ilb. Acrofs the Flat, sogs. —6 to 5 on Rofetta. COXHEATH CAMP, ,'ULY io. A numerous party of recruits marched through Maidftone on Friday to join the tit Surrey Regiment at Alliford Barracks; and the fame day upwards of forty recruits marched into Camp to join the Eall Middlefex ; they were very fine young men, and limb as could be expeditioufly trained for fervice. In confequence of the late Aft of Parliament for trani. ferring feamen who have entered the Militia, to the tea fervice, a number of able hands have been obtain ed here who volunteered from the feveral regiments with fpirit and alacrity. It is Paid they are to be fent on board the R 014115 Y, Captain BROWNE. A ferious accident took place on Friday evening's pa. rade. As Col. BAILLI a, of the Weft Middlefez Re giment, brother to Lord UZERIDOE, was riding with irnpetuoilty in front of the line, he was thrown from his horfe, and had his collar bone broke, and his :boulder dillocated. Notwitlitlanding the intenfe heat of the weather, we are happy to (late that no very great inflammation has taken place, and :hat he sin a very fair way of recover y. It is Paid, the ad brigade, which will be formed here, is to be com manded by Major General PRl'''. Lieutenant Col. STMrsow,brother to Lord BRADFORD, is expetted here in a few days, to take the command of the Derby (hire Militia. Sir Jona and Lady CALLUM!a are arrived at Preftonhall, from their town refidence in London. The contingent money allowed to Captains for the repair of arms, &c. which is now paid yearly, is in future to be iffued moat* with their pay ; which will certainly be a cheap way of bettering their fituation. Yefierday the firft regiment of Life Guards, com manded by the Earl of HmtaiNcyrow, had a grand field day in Hyde Park, previous to their being re viewed by his Royal Highnefs the Pouliot of Wats*, which will fhortly take place. Lord Mt LVILLI has left Edinburgh for his coun try retirement of Dunira, to hare the enjoyment of *ding Umber, kW-approving day, Unrullied wortli, and hassaur cm gay. Sir Jour Lincarrst has made an offer to Govern ment to rife a regiment of cavalry upon his own elate is Chethire. The Ayrihire Militia. commanded by the Right Hon. Lord MOMTGOMIILY, have arrived at Dudhope Barracks, Dundee. The Earl of Merry, is appointed Captain Com mandant of the Dablin Liberty Rangers Infantry, vice Sir WILLIAM WORTHINGTON, who retigns. Lord SOUTM•MPTON,IateIy appointed to the COM. mand of the North Eall Difiriet, in conjuntlion with Lord MuLoeava, arrived at Hull on Friday, and proceeded to infix& the firß Regiment of Wen York Militia, in the Garrifon. His Lordlhip proceeds to Colchefier in a day or two, to join the Staff Jim. Wing there. The Eilefmere Canal Company, and the Principal carriers and boat owners, at their Raft general elem. bly, came to the patriotic refolution, of conveying his Majefly's troops, baggage, Rom. or artillery, along that Canal, free of eapenee, in cafe of invafion, or fudden emergency. • . The Glamorgan, Monmouth, Breenii, and Car marthen Regiments of Militia, at prefent in Win chefter Farracks, have received orders to march to Stoke's Bay, near Portfrnouth, where they are to be encamped. The Wiltlbire have received orders to march for the JOe of Wight. The 11 a Regiment of Weft York Militia, quarter. td in the gsrriion at Hull, are under orders for Col. cbefter. The tit diviGon marched on Saturday. The Nagifirates at Sheernefs have convened a meeting for the purpofe of afccrtaining the returns of cattle, corn, kc. &c. and for attaining a knowledge of the lb-ends of the Ifland of Sbeppy, agreeable to the Lord Lieutenant's orders at the General Ifeding of the County of Kent, en the 3d inflant. Kent, whofe loyalty has ever been diiiinguithed, Teems to be railed to a man to fapport our happy Con On Thurfday lift there was'a very refpeßable and numerous meeting of the Lieutenancy and Magic. (racy at the Caine of Devon, for the pnrpore of taking into conlleration the defence of the country. The &diners was opened by the Lord Lieutenant.— Lord HOBART'S propoials were read. and the plans agreed to, with form additions. General Stamm' recommended fortifications, and likewife introduced a letter be meant to fend to the Bilhop refpeaing the difpofal of the Clergy. Lord Rocca fabasitted the propriety of addreffing the Keno on the prefent Rate of the country. He Moved a requifition to the Sherif, which was frconded by Mr. Coversoao, sad pared esaniarufly, to caseate the coven for the MP& ENGLISH, SCOTS, AND IRISHMEN t A PATRIOTIC ODE, TO THE INHABITANTS Or THE UNITED KINGDOM. !WAM SCOTS. and illllllsltN, AU that arab VI/Loves km! Shield your Krug ; and flock agen Where hb bored !wooers flee ! Now's the day, aad awes the Lour, Frenchmen woad the bad devour— Will ye watt till they come o'er To give ye chains aad tiavery ? Who waled be a Frenchman's Gave f Who wou'd truckle to the knave? Who wou'd Caun a glorious grave For, worfe than death, fur—infamy ? To fee Tour liberties expire— Your temples imotte, your Beets on ire! That's a Frenchman's foie defire— That's your fate, or—Liberty! Robti'd or all that fweetena hfc, Tranquil borne, and happy wife! Rcekint from the villain's knife, fonder hamlets Pedant fee— Pro Rate near him on the heath. A runn c! daughter reps for breath! /Frenchmen riot in tlsir death— That to thern's a luxury! Moth en, Sifters, Sweethearts Beat, All that VIRTU a gives us here! Can your Sons or lovers fear When Frenchmen threaten finery ? O! no!—ln bolts of You/ NTrlal, The Catguts of the lase appears! With dauntlefs breath, BRIT A N NIA TRIM HEN UM, and points to VICTORY ! bits., Seers, and ENCLIIIIMIN. All that WORTH and VALOUR ken ! Shield your KING: and flock agen Where his lured banners flee! Now's the day, and noves the hour, Frenchmen wou'd the land devour— To arms! to arms! and make them cow's', Or meet their certain deftiny! SA July, lis M. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Accounts were yefterday received at the Admi ralty, that a large fleet of Orange fail bad been teen off Mayo, on the Iri(h nation, and that Lord GAM. asa bad difpatched fome (hips in purfuit of them.— There are probably the fame veffels which his Ma. jetty's brig GANNET fell in with on the 8:h init. off Scilly, as noticed in our Penzance letter received this morning. By accounts received by Government, it appears, that feveral Britifb merchantmen have been captured by the French cruizers,and carried into Spanith ports. The S IAG ULL is ordered to convoy the Blips bound from the Downs, to the different ports in Ireland. Pa imam cs, Juts' 9. —By the arrival of a tithing. boat this morning, we have the following intelligence : Laft evening tea leagues weft of the Mends of Scilly, his Majelly's brig GANNET, fell in with 30 fail of French merchantmen, from Norfolk, in America, one of which the captured, and was in purfuit of three others when the prize left her: the vefel taken is laden with tobacco, etc. Toa Bey, Juir ro.—Saned ye ilerday evening after poll, la Bt.ascrtz frigate, with the fleet under con: Toy for the Weil Indies. The %salts frigate is al fo/ailed on a ernizel fo that Torbay is once clear of flipping again. We do not hear of any privateers on the cos& POILTIMIOUTN. JULY tr.—Arrived the Howard. Balm, from Memel. Sailed the Ardent, TROMP SON., with troops, for Falmouth ; and the Prudence, Maas, a cartel, with prifoners, forCherbourg.— Sailed the An Azov, of Opus, Captain Pause, for the Mediterranean, and the Ar wants, df 44 guns, Captain Mayl.l, with a convoy for the Downs. The outward bound EaR Indiamen lying at the Mother bank are ordered round to Plymouth, where a con vny will be appointed for thens. They will fail from hence with the Mediterranean !hips under charge of the Saaxoass. Aaaow, and Was,. Ar.ived the Wiezer, from Baltimore, laden with rice and tobacco; and she Harman, from Philadelphia, bound to Ham. burgh, laden with cotton and tobacco, detained by the Diana frigate, Captain Maling. The Trimmer priiateer cutter of this port has made a very valu able capture. DOVER, JULY, I T.—The Auckland packet return ed light from Calais let night; no particular news. The Beulah of Scarborough, coal laden, is juR ar rived, having ►een taken by a French lugger. and re- , taken by the Sutra gun brig ; the Captain and men were all taken out. and fix Frenchmen put on board. DIAL, JULY !I.—Sailed the Ildect.scomt fchootter. and Satre gun valet, with all the Revenue cutters. on a cruise. Sailed yetlerday after poll the Saaous.t. Hoop of war, Captain Butts. with the outward bound Ibips under convoy to Portftwouth, and FInlY boa*, with is° lumen for the fleet.—Wind E. N. E. Su [KRUM. JULY 9.—Arrived his Maleßy's drips hist.rope sae and Swam. from the Northward.— The Nloaaaca has gone out of Harbour. and will fail to-night. Mr. Joao Srocoa is appointed aging Sorgeon of her. The Demme, la Lome. and Fella STIR gun-brig. are ordered to fea immediately. The liner will fail this evening. The Barter cutter. 13111 7 611111 STILES?, Ws arrived; Ow has/skew a valuable Dutch veffel, laden with wine, tobacco. aid fuodry other artieles.—The tioaogen.brir, Lieut. Cat vial, late arrived ; sad the lhip Alexander, Capt. Leiphav, Lai Emile doinibe River, to wait for convoy. jutr t t.—The MONARCH aad Darawct have failed to the Northward ; and the CORGOS has arrived.— The SMsaat.ass Cutter, Lieut. ROWED, went out of /I trbaur yeßerday.—The Houwo Sloop, Capt. Max r F.t.c, has arrived, and hoißed the Signal for coutcy to the Baltic, &c.—The Locusr gun-vcEel has at , rived, and the FEARSTIR has failed. LOSS OF MIS MAJISTY'S FRIGATE LA paccritvr. It is with great concern we mention the lots of his Majeity's frigate la hisa:Rvt, Capt Bascrrost, on the coati of France. The official advice of this unfortu nate event Rates, that the (hip ran aground in a very thick fog, near Cherbourg, and the tide ebbing fait at the time, every effort to get her off proved in vain. Upon the fog clearing away, the was difcovered by the enemy from the land, who immediately opened two batteries upon her, which, from the fituation of the frigate, played with filch effelt, as to render the con tea not only unequal, but altogether bopelefs on her part. Thus unfortunately circumftanced, the Captain judged it advifeable to Amender the (hip, rather than facrifice the lives of the brave oleo under his com mand. The officers and crew, none of whom receiv-- ed the nighteit injury, were immediately landed, and condufted, as prifoners of war, feveral miles from the coon. The !dialers is a fine frigate, of us guns the was captured from the French in the year 1795. We undes (land has been got off by the enemy, and is now in Cherbourg hirbour, ready for lea. FRENCH •CCOUNT. PARIS, Joy: 6.—The following is the copy cf a letter addreled to the Conful Lissom, by the Pre te& of la Manche : 4$ Citizen Conful—a hope to be the Mil to give you excellent news : an Englifh frigate attempted, on the night of the 3d, to capture fume boats which were unloading !tones on the dike of Cherbourg. The forts and gun-boats directed their fire fo well, that the frigate was obliged to ftrike. She is in our power and the whole crew are prifoners. Profound refpeift. (Signed) " MONTA LI VIT." MINISTRY OF TM! romn e.—zatrad of a letter from C. Bouc.:zr, Captain de Vaiffeau, Chief of the Military movements at Cherbourg, to the Minifier of the Marine. " . 1 21 73. " I have the honour to acquaint you that the Eng. lith frigate the Minerva, commanded by Capt. Bear. TON, Th./tinting 48 guns, 28 of Which are tB-pounders, 32-pound-carronades, and 6 nine-pounders, with 230 men, being in purfuit yefterday evening, during hazy weather, of fome fione-boats which, after taking in their lading at Becquet, were proceeding to pats the night under the protettion ofFot t Liberte, Gtuated in the interior of the harbour, ran on Sore on the Dyke about half after nine. A: ten o'clock the gun boats la Chiffonne and Terrible. Rationed in the road, the former commanded by the Lieut. de Vailleau cottr a, began to cannonade the frigate, and the fort alfu kept up a fire with its guns. At midnight I dirpatched powder and balls to the gun-boats to lbpply the ammunition which they had expended. About two o'clock I went to the road with C.Cocm tn, Direc tor of the Maritime Works, two Engineers of the fame Corps, and the few tailors I was able tie collat. We went on board la Chiffons gunboat, where I took the command of the Road. I caufed to be continued till half after five the fire of the boats, which was flip ported, but at a diftance, by that of Fort Libertt..;•-• At half after five the Englilh frigate hauled down her colours.—l immediately ordered Lieut. Ls cos allt to go and take peffelfion of her.—The prifoners were fent on board la Chiffonne, and conveyed to Cher. burg. Twelve of the crew of the frigate were killed. and twelve or fifteen (evenly wounded. The boats Sathe Republic (Awned no lofs.—The Miner ving truck within the dyke, I (retried a cable to be moored to the South, in order to attempt to get bar a, but without faced's. I then canced two pounders and four carronades to be thrown into the lea to lighten her: thefe guns war be tartly recovered. After home eforts, and a few MiIIIOUVTON we were ails to get the frigate aloe again; and at Gz o'clock die was anchored in the Road out of danger. ___ _ _ •, . 44 The Miniftet of the Marine and Coioaies, 1 , per interim, (Signed) (A true Copy.) 44 CLAIM' t 1.2011110." MOM LLOYD'. LIST. AAAAA It.. Padua by the Pdatia. Imes Osadaballi; OW•it bon Matylawit /111thbeth,, _+- ton; Friguledy, Soda ; and Robert, Aytwee4, IbeesSe . Them, teeth Dui t Cam. GM% bey Meet ineben, —, froth Roth:rang ad ebelremb teeth lbobdeas.4ll 4 the Casaba feybie.....--; ead ME- Albs far 011 thee; Weep kleirgenoth.... froth Leaden; letheftry. Kith; jeep Comedisee,—; Laws. Parses; Palle Jaime% ; I St Ludwig. begfilthete, ler Reethrtuo. NAVAL AP POINVIII IN TA. -...LirOttIIIIItS HAItILISON and Mat.rass are appointed to the Foutboyant I Lieutenant Goa; to the Indefatigable; and Lime. Gant RvoN CA II IRON to his Marys Blip Northuns. beriand, at Plymouth, Hon. A. Covina* Com mander. Sir ROGER CURTIS, who Is about to receive ana tber ampointment. had a long interview yefierday Arial lbo Admiralty Board. Mr. Davos is appointed Judge Advocate at An• tie& Uoplsamu accounts are reported to have beets r.. eeised free► Algiers. We flappore they relate to the difmiffal of Mr. Focrou. It feasts that Mont. and Madensoiok Vaasa de la Nose it, taken on board the Dart, French national brig, on her prep frosts Martinique, are the couGns. and not as Rated, the nephew aid niece of the near Cosevs. [Tern nor. ;7 .;1 14.1