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:~~! R° { l l ! NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. EXPEDITION. EItisGATE, JOLT 16. 'The 50 regiment. 4d butt thou, about 8,50 strong. embark. ti this afternoon iu the Robert, !Vat-than imr:ood, 17toraton, and Samaritan transports. Ins floe body of meit marched on beard their respective :ship; is great style, without halting, band playing, and men huzzaing ; froth the time they arrived ou Iltainsgate Pier, till tile whole regiment had em bat "O u d Wit, only eleven minutes. The above regi atent !las been some tittle in Itamsgate barracks, aitd has left a good name. The whole (tithe trans ports,with the 54d, sailed this evening for the llowtis. The Reet, with Sir John Moore's army from Oottenburgh, came into the Downs last eight and golly this morning, about 150 sail ; their stay tier was a very short tune, us at live o'clock this morn log andgnal was male for and they are gone to the Westward, notice c •iiy of the A lidariort, which ship came with them from Gottetitturgli. It supposed they are going, for Cork, after touching at Portsmouth, o re-victual. Sunday, Jury 17. This afternoon, the first division, about 40a of the dsll, s,l &Marino, marched into Itamsgate, and inssmsdiately step. ota hoard the trans vorts aid -Trsifitehoy ,Tigre is little doubt of the troops cab .a.mg here bring destined fur Lisboa. The Vt. 1105,4; 4, of bd. Capt. Austen, being ap pointed their convoy for that port. costa. at r.T 11. Simorday h at lakstf+ brig Alert, haring 15 *III of tr .46:4”..• untie, ronvov, arrived at Cove, frog the Downs: a id His .I.laiesty'a ship. Druid, Cis Sir J. Solton, o aster.fay H.. ,saayastys ships, Princess Char ktitr Tobin ; and FvrMisee, Captain Vlll sitziat, aimed. Vint &goal was made at an enrly hoer vestnrday uy the for the men ot war end toustrants, comp...nig the Expedition, to unmoor, V sod welter,: for r »needing to sea. In obedience th the sapid the fleet was in a short time hove tfiort.: aw rrdtux sat single anchor. In a eery short period rite:wards, however, the wind set in to the aeothw...l, with heavy mist anti fog. and the ships therefore made no %Hort to get out of the harbour. illse Tied remairr. this day also unfavourable. iir Arthur Wellesley, and some of the Greval 016- , dims of his army. tame np to town yesterday ; he `'llll4artted is the erfniug. on the doubt of Africa, is the place of rendezvous appoint ' el for the expedition. lb co irt it, JULY 17. Yesterday morning the td battalion of the 4311 'parched in here flout Plythe barracks. and this . *orring proceeded on:their route to *tempi:ate, for wataharkotion; they ore between eight and nine • . anti &warty nil :I,onng men. in the foreaoca the ship. composing the expedition under General Moore. came ont of the Downs. The wind i ,, on after ooaCia,i ittuatil tw tire westward, caused them to • tip E. tne Puede. There are in all spoon!, of ktia sail. ander convoy of the Ambitious. of 7.. A.milat a gustier VISA [eta lbw fo renoon , th e en ,,,„, lived a meal ;en fee the lieet to get under tvei 4 h, tlsd r.. less than half au toile •o n were all under ahik at which tithe the 44 Ibis still from the Westward, with e sit. , reiezo . ,,ethlelt induced th em to tske adYnotag Pot ...trent, to tide down Cheraw!. thartmt the a fternoon, severe' ships passed for the Westward ; i,ai it his bees so holey we COllllll tilem. The transports will not It aide. as tile 'rind is at proseeit. to get further thalitez,eseett thin tide. the If/argent ova 113ruth , -v, Oliver, bed Siinderlaud. Arrived, the Mm eel Jane of Dover. 111nrray, with melt, frenrditte. .tbout noon, the e7tli Rt4t. imam in from liraboarne Lees Barracks, and will trefeed tnanei row inornittg to Ramsgate for em barkation ; more are tepected in to-morrow far •?he same purpose. ---010--- rorrsmou-rn, JOLT 17. • Arrived the Winsiscich .tore-whip, with a enavoy from the Downs; and the Mary trasisport, Weft. Ford, boas Plymouth.—Wind rt.x:tovret, lux t 6. • Arriseti the Sioe,,eer and Eagenis, from a cruise. Sailed the Pickle schooner, for Cadiz. Arrived in the Sound the Orestes sloop of war, floes the bisditierranean. She touched at hi.b on dire 30th alt. where she learot that 'veer thing alas going on favourably on the part of the ii.usish and Portuguese Patriots. The latter were taxi tingly expecting the arrival of naval and military aid from this conntry, in order to compel the Rt. , - dam Beet in the Tavas, and the French force under Janot, to inn ruder. Sailed the Morrisroe armed brie. with a con axi foe Wales ; asis a the trairiviiaas packet, Gray, with mails foe the t e ToteaAeuel im,a - kctsailing *edam, with mud and disibiAl •!, for Coeur na. Arrived the Ave r tins St .sheliaci s Kepler. !tom L'OrioSt hi eight ii4s, DEAL, JOLT 17. Arnie:' Ili. laie*,:•*a ship Hire from the west tiara, hod . . tiled to trF WNW: . law d m John, Heeds:, from Jamalca. for Newf... • • . • Argue ijestra ships any Fear(, 'r horn a cruise, reunon in the Dos ,s with the ships es per last ; also a tied of transports and out ward-bound *tseels. TLIAtorTII, JOLT Is. Arrived the Black Joke logger from Plymouth, to wait for ordees ; American ship Diaas, Capt. 11,61 e, from valo o t'a, with wine, bound to Lon don, 30 days p4.slige; Auntie-en brig 019 arra, Cupt. Stoith, from Tersagoaa, with wine for or ders, 40 days passage. These vessels having had Jong pass:Nies Irons Spain, cannot be expected to MN( mgt m news, het the Captains represent the Spaniard. a s akrist enthusiastic ID their endeavours to "hake .11 the tyranny of the French, every man in Vakostia capable of bearing arms had tnken diem' no ; several small parties of French had bean defeated. and mostly .cot to pipes. Miss Wartime, eldest daughter of W. Watt ca. E sq . ejsrm•kersto n , whilst taki ng an a i r i ng, on lisrie lsiet. in Burghley Park, near Stamford, ou Wed nesday night. was thrown (by the horse running away and attempting to leap over a gate), sad had a leg Woken by the falL FOREIGN INTELLICENCE. • MOM THE DUTCH AND FRENCH !AP I. AT. PETRILSBWRGH, SUN,: 11. A few flays ago, an English fla , r of trace eppeared before Cm:nitwit, and requested to communicate with the Emperor in person. His Majesty having been informed of it, gave positive orders that the vessel should immediately retire, or that otherwise it would ue sunk by the batteries. VIENNA, JUNE 43. The organization of toe battalions of reserve, or dered by the Patent of the 14th Ilny, is proceeding in all the provinces of the Monarchy. except Hun gar. This kingdom, it is known, is governed Ly particular laws. The battalions, us well as the num ber of men in each, are not numerous. The whole only mooning to .70,500. Each of the forty-six re giments ofHermatt infantry is to have two battalions of reserve; the fir,t to consist of ;nu ineu, cud the second of too. ireom THE MONITEUR.] PARIS, JULY S. The Paris Papers, and the Journals published in the countries which are occupied by the Fneucli ur. tines, indulge its the most inconsiderate eapree . It is a stock jabbing trick to'spread alarm sad un easiness. A Berlin Gazette has had the effrontery to assert* t hnt Marshal Davoust had granted n reward of las francs to Russian deserters. This General, as it was very natural, was much shocked at this ob servatiod, which would indicate u line of conduct contrary to the sentiments by which the two com. tries are anininte:l. Other paper' have given the particulars of soine supposed calamities %Inch have (adieu upoa Rini davia and Weikel...l, and of the excesses suit to have been rolioni:teil by rile Russian troops. At the very moment that Russia reiterates her prohibitions againbt merchandise, other Papers mention that they sill received at Riga and Cronst On the other hand, it is said, that colonials pwi duce. protected In• English convoys, is receiv e d at Trieste. In short, they have had the impudence to assea, that ,kinerlcan vessels, whatever the Ml ewe of their cargoes was, have been admitted in the Spanish ports. all thcae reports are equally false. Tit• Editors should be more careful hot to sanction such unfounded rumours. JULY 7. At Vienna the following Proclamation has beeit affixed in the public places, by the order and tit the nave of His hfujesty : " Nis Majesty has out heard without the pwatest Jr pleasere, that the ef it-disposed him en:leareered, with ell their to spread di.rlartiu rrnorts eooeerniag the insreority of the extents' risme. lox' apprehension of a new war. These repine are merits the result of sea insatiable spirit of gambling. lir Nlstcstt is in the most mineable is!ntiosia with all the Powers of Earepe ; het he will est sense Ilse public fleece to be interrupted, Isabela pettish. meat, Sy the warier of aOw persmir and has, is ears _ gorses, oedema doell march should be ;made fun the authors sod diestaisassers of see% 648 e reports ; heeler sofeeiret roe Webs body of machos's, to treat that they will as • Oammixakei, obis h has bees estaldiaheil for all th e y o n sepisirtrd with emmeretny twee ses of the commit reports, sad the endless the, employ." Commissioners were nppointed by the Govern. anent, who were to watch daily in the Exchange, atraiii.t the stock jobbers, and the spreaders of false reports. NINTH SITTING OF THE SPANISH JI:NTA. JUNS27. 00 this day the Sranish Junta met ut noon, at the IMAM place of sittiug. Tlie report of the pi ixeding Sitting hiving been read and approved, the President then amounted that, in consequence of a previous resolution, the 11embeni of the Junta had given in their observa tions on the projeet of the Constitution which hail been for some date submitted to their judgineut and meditetion. the Alembers of the Commission who had been appointed for that purpose, had mode extract. with all possible attention, and all their observations were urraeged with the corre.poudiug at tides , with the intent that they should be sub mitted in that order to the deeiston of the Junta. He moreover added, that the Deputies were petent to give their op icon, in cousequeme of the free and enlightened discussions which had taken ',lore; and that on that and the followitigdays, they would proceed to decide on the observations, in order to propose such as were fit to be adopted, to his Imperial and Royal Majesty. Every Member wae to be at free liberty to gtee tbiti opinion, cad to vote in the manner which was found most conve nient in sueli numerous assemblies, namely by sitt iog or standing. As among the observations pre sented there were some which applied only to the manner in which they were drawn up, and not to their substance. or the interpretation which was to be given to them, they would be limit e d its their rotes to these obra:rvations as related wholly to al terations or modifitstion.. To come more easily to these conclusioi e. he acquainted tlietn, that all the obrierrations fit to be submitted to the Junta, were reduced to the simple form of qnrstion and auswbr. After this preface the deliberations began, ar ticle by article, and seuititmed to six in ,the evenings The tdeeting was then Kortriied to the next Many of the you persons who went from dis tant parishes. on Friday morning. to Salisbury, to he confirmed, sufiereri greatly from the intense beat. und from pressure in the crowd, after the fatigue of walking, iu getting in mud out of the Choir. Several females fainted in consequence; and one poor girl continued so ill, that she seas obliged to take a lodging in that city, where, me lancholy to relate, she expired ou Saturday morning. Saturday afternoon a most afflicting event took place. between the Flat House and the Nsgarine of Pipher. Portsmouth : Two boys, the ()tic homed GILCHRIST, the other Witretato, waded ovcr Whaley and loitered about until the flood tide was o much increased, that in endeavouriti return, they were both drowned. At Chester flair, which ennimeneed en Tursday. Irish linens sold rather briskly, at an advance of about ed. per yard. With muslin., andhlanehester seeds in general, the market is complezely Slatted; never were more seen, nor the prices so 100 —wool len good* the assac.--.Lei.ater, also, aietliaad in price. en yh at at ai 0 io to q ii al t 1 is at ft SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Winlltse AT, JULY 13. The Union Cap, valor *nog'. added to a Subscription of ear► for all ages. Near four miles. (19 Sidiscribers.) Sir W. Gerard's be. b. J shoo Caesar, by Alexander, s yrs. . * r est. iotb. 11Tr. Clifton % b.'s. Josepkiaa, coxed, OM. 'MIL... , .•• • • • 2 Duke of Hamilton's b. e. Petroomis, 3 yrs. fist. Alb Mr. Wentworth% b. f. Margaret, a yrs. ym. tub. Hr. Wine% b c. fledalian, 4 yrs old, mt. bto 4 aßaiust Jo liusiCtesar. Woo easy. Fifty Foam's for three and four year olds. Two-mils beats. Mr. lbwrioes be. f. Viper, by Serpent, 4 yes old, ast. alb. 1 1 Mr. Morley% b. f by Hanibistoulaa, 3 yrs old, Cat. igib. (received la) 3 and 4tol us Viper. Wen tit,. THYRIDAY, JULT 14. Filly Toro& for all ages. Two-mile boats. Mr. Harris's br. geld. Viper, by Serpent, 4 yrs old, . . est. Ilh. - - - - 1 1 Mr. W. Iletchitison's cit. b. Harmer, 5 yrs old, vet. 11 lb. (received ltd.) 3 and 4tol 00 Itascaleas. %Vas very easy. la the !face-Week, a Maio of Corks was fought between Lord Derby, (Gou.lall, feeder) and U. Legit, Esq. (tiillivei, feeder) for togs a battle, and soup. the rain. The follow. ing is a statement : GU•DLI.L. ... 4. GULLIVER. Go. b. Monday 5 S ... Taesday 1 0 .. Wedoraday .. Tharsday s I S $ il Before liglitiag, even betting so tb. Mai*. CA NTERBUR Id 4 Yesterday se 'might. the &Sclera Sessions for the city of Caiderbury Isere holdeli at the Gaddhull, when the. following prisoners received their re spectivetriab . . If alltaaa ibleeler was indicted by Mr. James Sharp, of St. Alargoiret's, for stealing from his waretiouse. o Cheshire shrews, t o Gloucester ditto, oise lump of 11; : ir, said various other aiti rle+. • From the evidence it appeared, that the Prisoner Mai el111)10yed as a jltimeymin to Mr. S. Hacker, crupenter, abuse premises adjoin those of Mr. Sliar;,, where the Prisoner war esuployid in mak ing souse alterations ; lint taking the advantage during the absence of the other workmen, be stole the 1: oods in question, which he secreted in Hacker's 3 and, a great part of which he had taken away when It was discovered ; but the conduct of the . f'r/soner leading' to suspiciod, he was watched, till at length he was observed taking the remainder of thechc:ses in his basket, and,oo returning hornt, was taken into custody with them in his possession; the remainder of the property was found in his house.—The Prisoner was found Guilty, but re. commeuded to mere v—briprionsed eighteennestils. Berea as Rix was indicted by M•vers.SinubsOle and Duke for stealing two pieces of Irish linen of the value of 51. and opwards, in die pariah o: St. Andrew. It appeared that the Pri oner was en gaged by them as a shopruan, and fortunda a very few days ha aiapscd before Ins nefarious th - signs were diontsored. On the egth of Mar+, be left a pions of linen with Mr. Hills, d the Butcher's Areas, directed to Mr. George Coleman. Loudon ; sandon the 31st, he took a second r reel to the seine place , -flying, it was pa awl- by a Mr. 'Warner, who,e name he wristc on t e paper, and attempted to describe his re idence a awing near an old thatch and a windmill, which was sup posed to be St. Martin's ; a,.d in consequence of being late that evening, he should take it the ne‘t day. The following day he called an 1 pack 41 them together in the parcel, which was directed to Coleman, and took it swat. These snspi•-ious circumstances induced Mr. Hills to take the di rection of the parcel, cud by means of his tiro tiler immediately informed Mr. D. of the cr eurnstance ; the parcel was then traced ti the Coach Office of Messy. Miles and Co. cad wh opened, was found .to contain linen, w.th M Darke's shop marks on the wrappers. Mi. D. in his evidence proved thq iiroperty by the marks on the liiien, and othigreallateral eircumstaners.— Mr. Nicholls, a shniisaiiiis, proved the shop marks oil use wrappers, and part to be his own hand-writ: iug.—The widenee throur4hout was given with such clearness as to have no doubt of guilt. The prisoner, who conducted h =self with great levity and effrontery during the trial, merely stated in his defence, that the liue.a was not Mr. Darke'v, nor was it ever in his posisession.—Gweity—Seren years' tresseportatioo. The veribct and the sentence appeared to give universal sati.factoon io the Court, and redounds much to the credit of Mr. Lecke for hi. p !se verance. Mary King, charged with stealing two pa: of shoe*, the property of Jaw Goddard. of St. An ilrew's.—Gning.—nrce months' imprisonment. Mary East, charged with stealing two Canter bury bank -note., of the value of onellgisnert each, the property of John Charles Woolley, John Adams, awl Jaynes Large, of the parish of St. Al phme.—GrUlty—Tiiree stiontke imprisonment. MizabetA Saylor, charged with stealing in the parish of St. Paul, two blankets, and one pair of sheets, the property of Henry Spice:.—Bill Limas Ont. On Tuesday last, the Sessions for the riparter parts lbf this county were held at the Old Castle, Canterbury, when the folloAing prisoners were tiled tralNrettgh, for stealing from the Rev. R. A. Brown, one muslin haudkerchief, his property and one kr.:fe and several forks, the property of Mrs. Farmer—lmprisoned three sautiths. Jeha Illeffigrans, for stealing a quantity of corn from S. ft. Lushington, Esq.—bapris.med three months. Rerehnit: Jane:, for stealing in the parish of Che rites), o warci.-eitain and seal, and a pair of shoes. from John 'Wit:gleans, a private in the 16th light drag oons=ltr i prisoael three meatht. Tlest. Eery, for stealing a pair of leather breech es the property of Robert Outran). arts one regi mental shin—Yasprimptal owe 'mak. The Loyal Ruthito Volunteers, commanded by Lieutertnnt-Colonel fienatcs, of Nantclu}d. ie torLied home hit irecAl: from perinsuent duty, at (hwegry, wlrre they mere inspected by Colonel CITATTER, and m•rited his entire approbst•uti. The Corporvtiou of Osivestry voted their thanks to the corps for their order!" and solditr-like coisduct Whit: in that tows. THE 3141tEET.5". Cies-boretors flews —Tuoasootr, Jour rt Whoa, per luall 191. ice. to pet us. andel, per goorter 40. —d. to 41:4..-.0. .(10ft...... Old Beau tips. —J. to PSICS Or HOPS. . vorarik • last, I. 114. 16 M. Nommimr. . Ns. Le mi. Imm. •-4. to 111, Kest sL ss to al. use Sussex, 31. es. to 41. us Ewa., 31. Os. to 41. 1416. ?EWGATE AND LEA ...•••••••••••• (By the Omni.) Beef no. 44. l• 41. 44. Veal a. .4. to a. et Motto* a al to is. sd. Peek it. ed. to gr. et Lamb Oct ta lb& 44 COAL-SIARKET, JULY 14. Skips at Market. 8414. Price. 40..Neveastte 44 .... taa. od. • 51a. 0,. 6..6esderlsad • ....• 411. Od• • 46• 64' !..Glades 0 .. .. -,11. td. a —a. eri t ..Yorlcisite Coal S ... • -- 0. ed. • — I. (u. PRICE OF wroctis interviDAT. s per Cwt. Radars/ .. - 691 I 3 per Lest. Comas .* 0.3:... 4 per Cleat. 441 . s per Cent. Navy • 1 >a9 Ii Lone Anouitics I teperial 3 per OLIN. FAL I utpirial Aamilliss akulituu .. 3 jedla Bonds s prem. Exchequer Bills English Lottery Tietets . . . Cousul• fur T. ROM, Steet-breker, 4, Corahill„ and f ., ci..607,-er..”. Lately, at !tlerriott, Millis, the lady of the Hoe. and a t v . Richard 1'411151/s11), of a daughter. An Thema. Jones, of Qoecatatrrd,Cht of a ton. 'tumoral Castle, Seatlaml, as the 4th iustsut, the flight Hoa. the Coautese of Caithoese of a eau. lt MLR:IA(OPS. Mr. N. Cole, of Lambeth, to Miss Burnett, of Cliw. t cram. la k , special license, et 'the 4th itistaat, at Governor N.:. geors, Declesstrem, Dahlia, by the Rev. John 'faint, Jo!.t. Merry. Cotentin Captain id tlic..?Ml Light Magoon., sou to Charles Newel Catclian of Marwood Hill, lieroa shire, Esq. to Miss Clarletto Talbot, daughter of t'oe I.le Colinicl Talbot, of Malabilat Comity Dobbs. Clu the 4th Matson tat lead-rportera, Belfast, In de 47 .you of his age, Derby Jamas O'Grady, rag. Coptsia to the County Limerick Royal Regime,* ff Oa Saturday amnia& saddealy, as be was returolog town in a coach, Mr. Mountaiu, Proprietor of the Samar, Neu! Inn, Snowhill ' wA•raft, THIS DAY, AT LONDOh-1111OGY. 34 .. Wm. at ..is j E 4410 7. a110r ... - - gooks nit Theology, just pebisbed h J. 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Croos 800 issuvio. 14 °MEM . ay4a muse PAS3A. - •Zi ie.C.CI IP- Tr RE, which the eonaies to Agile*" her. thorght owe °booties% sad **trailed with diftcolttes ao.t to be ,ssa - 11teltiiteel. By Jacpb aqua. to one trol.is. 4 ad. It* boardL SERMONS on various Sailocbt jly gunnel itIR . bopeSokith. D:D. Poesiitot of ilia Co:rOrt of Amorica, too 7... d. boardiv LON WIN by G lA!VIDSON, NI 19. Oid Bosarnt4l•••••art.Cllley•llfret, ani for.-sbcd r,t the tnion, No. is, hack of At. Cisme. , • elessrels, Strand, 111 • I • WHITE, setae piore —“rorra, ace. f.r this seat tts tie 411410, 'pot 11•144k4 will le dot d •b' SALE BY AUCTION. patikv., Pic-runs, AND CURIMITILIP. Ply Melon. KING ant LOCHER, At their Gies* Roma, No. 7a, Kiag-Mrset, Caveat-prdes, TRIS DAT wad To-mama at Twelve, Collection of PRINTS, DitAtl I IS GS, M IX. TURFS; Mamma of Natural' and Artilkiel rttrias,• ties, late the pt of Nr. Field (deceased); among thin are, Howarth's E Prints, the Pour Tiara of. Day, refiolllB Polished &ma, a Cabinet of abldia, aid p.n.. Minerals, bisects, Asotosoicot hep rations, Plats& An cient Arms., Inlaid Jaya ad Mitsupos cololoots. ON China, Meta/ Watch, Stained Ohm, aid a capital sad de put Traralliod Dreaslur Apparatus, incanted in silm.