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_ fitifteriag . copy dram to— SPANISH PATRIOTS. 10 vitt TTOTLZ OP ***** VP. bee boos said and urines reapseliag lb. propriety. sr aommity, of ley calling a Gooses* !Iselin for the per 'MO of preesriite a public avowal et slur patriotic faeliage, he roar therauvis et Nbarty, so uaNy assorted is a Web• lisaarlng esuratry. The failure of my attempt to .perreara • oars to hag bees attritveted to matey mama, bet apiarist stoppiog to investigate lb. real came on as atteed. or ea iot4etillielt to the importers°, of the ecasseiort. I cam. Evs: behoves, me to deolars, that I do not shriek Van a I origiaally imposed on myself, front a thawing% con sf the iminenae 'Armitage* le be derived Aunt the ficsessee. t ens est to be deterred, merely become an VaOliali islieldMl or two, pormenimy the swans of atieres mid satire, may wash, from partial motives, to • Mi uli t i mil wen74 hiss th the public *litigant. MA nod I bare eM, Ns. eatiefection to thigh that one Or ths Mot ealigittersed Weds which this coestry can beast, did @poised, sad E. 11Uspplaect, rite efforts made to ob. Min • Gerawaillegdng at the Ar;;le 110eiGe they were ,par mesh Wee= sessiderieg the glorious musk. whirls world eyeing the free. seopiuseel sentimeat, is sups pert on liberty, clectsrv.i from the ranothe of millions of Illritemy to be chocked I. thew zeal by the paltry soil pue rile whiratise, that the salmi Nsib which war to witrra& geespeas spirit of lesligesticre opiate tsramer, and • ribrrel fetrposby ale freedom. had eeessisosily echoed the cheer., kg mead' of pisty.sol swag suaeserertt '.'icy felt BM she anorettirm beionea the rellemseu• and the dusieetif, • ilk Is *et se Isere as same may imagsue; it wee t!' tors. tiorti-usst Ib 01•811 Ilellielee that utermare was » t. takes " dole conniaildherishrii alms streak them es outcrial or dw ell f ell icless se thio ware osseetstiies eskjert, then, remain that If the sehieresf, the universal -•=4 tM plalpia .1 this cosruall sevear of the lase serldalles he support et th e et.• .f oar our MOW tpolatih,empoderr with 1. copeenwux she sedsoriesdesesitiseag of allairetiso wish *high sit ram.. of • people s. aslavaisd tower& this. vete plesl.dy tip be trace. soillimileh SON to be there p!. .04. d vs every town and ewer/ wiiires. net ashy th- -• . -- sod the scour ei the twee* lisprists +raid . 1 , .t the inkisr-e, the *sof. 1610 - • manor wou , A 'be come ro.• ..11 the execration of L.& turpi tude, k b..: word be re-echoes: aR ealtem. ' nosh a lhalhar rould spy moss br 'pottered genet Al ..4fit gala eicv, ousod 4 t h e,, ihe t he Iselin is goneret— ' Oroompjplhresi serif deedse, bilimat bat lint ate reecho =be Ar sore So She ister , sts of hawse, by botroneable, 11.111 lisitai pence, than any bothiu trace • or hatiftitas gadiallllll. rowed at the soviet of the • csos this Woo Tama Of Os sehiset, Irises I proposed gfoleftd Ifoillage ell ewer tilis elellittel ; sad I ewe et to my. =ttime sartim ois. which I cosset de but sars so do twine of iireliridosta. If the ma. s=ie dermal wet Lb] 461110110eLA illlebbleelel ell IBS what leZ: m l i t m i thla. if I see th e =stole ie its "loss VI. a till pit he cisereeded. The essesedi schirets -" W i .raiMriseti istserlesi to hate hose propose{ are ashamed toper esesiteratiece. 1 111114 he. Ike. 1111EfaT FRANCIS GRETILLE, 14oles, July if, ton. FOREIGN INTELLIC ENCE. OOTTIRNMSaII. JULY a. The whole of the English ei.peditiovi wtikd, yes. • terday sensing, ler England ; the Virtery,Sir J. SetWitatitZi and i.e or three other ships of wee le twain hero; the fornwr din sail in few a days f9t tae Zatic. 'salon)/ kittari received. to-day, by the litoAhobn pesq, state, that since the last interview the iiing had 'Pith Sir J. Moore, His Majesty is gone to Finland. Letteve recei7ed (rem Palau to-day 'Dentine that ewes more Eaglish vessels hare been taken ur that oeighbettrisrod by a French privateer. Num berless are the conjectures respecting the Kilg of 54edes's jeorrey to Finlawl. .11auy thiuk that, in consequence of his disagreement with the bib General, Sir J. Moore. his object Easy be te seek a reeosediatioa witb Russia. • Entrant of a ktts r from Uleaborg to a liiitod et Suorkholrn : 44 1 toys now lived 30 yews in Inselassg. but this is the lase %Agnate day 1 ever eirporietutisl in t'is pisos ; Ilk% to retertetuence of the settee aver Sikaasseke. 1 saw thi• teen op possession of the Swoosh troops. The solo:. i.ott mentioned tint shacked tips enemy 's victorami. career. It wet fol lowed by the Walt of litl•01411. of April 22, aed that sear hails of Ile 31.,y. stuck yd ttibe eisiaptaie ef the town of Ku* i. The gaLantry displayed by the Sweduih troops in the series of glasialis actions struck each tenor into the Reis man% that they did au lauger dare ta attack the Sweats, bat where their soperiorii% 111 it usher was as Treat, diet it toold ant but secure to them* favourable moult. ••Kra Elseelleree Field Marshal Count. lii. humor arrived here this nieraiag. sad went ii) solemn pm cwssion to ehuceh, where Te Demo we* sung in ( e.- lebratinu or this sigma HMV:Ws with which it t s as pleased re God of "lusts to bless His Marot3's arms." —( Stook/ mho Gamier. Joffe 59./ mrocamour,JuLT 1. It appears by a report •tics Ili* Majesty lias received from Field Marshal Count Klingrpor. awicd heud-quorletwi Old Carfeb. the !to Ante, that he intended to weary New Carkby, and had detached to Pans* 1-H1 aseu„ with it piece* of minor., to reinforce his right wing. The second t wade of the Flattish army searched the 311th to Lapprisz, tam wheuse a detscbsnest um seat ett • rteentiaitre brutriattht ptieoat:rs.-- owlet froun.,,Baren Lieutenant autl Fre substauce, that attacted the ~ and car• lops on tile , of the same ,atoutb, , near Maine, I.whiel, however, was not coasideraWe, either in Toilet of loss or resu l t.---(lbid.) zuan, JUKE t 3. Ilis Royal Highness the Dike of Augouleme arrived hire this day at one o'clock in the after noon, escorted by a detachment of Her Majesty's life guirds, nod dined with his Eztellency Field Marshal Baron Toll. To-morrow His Royal Highness iotauds to go to Malmo. and from tlieaus to Helsingfintirgy front which place he will minim to Chriafianstad next Suuday.—(Stockholos Go zette, Juiy I.) ••ror es, SOWS SS. The Grand Duke of Berg and Cleves it every mo ment expected in this city. Ms Impede' and Royal Ilighuess has been for a few days unwell. His ill. ness was a bilious fever, contracted by the climate, and which is not unusual with foreigners upon their arrival in Spain. The youth of the Prince, joined to the efficacious remedies applied, soon put him, however, out of danger. He was even so convales cent, that in a few days his physiciiunidill not End he ran any risk in undertaking this journey, and at the departure of the last courier his Imperial High t leis was perfectly recovered. affirm THE RITISH PRESS. • • • ARGYLE noims. . :.„.. ..tlia *oth to Suaell4 swat .Jacatastadt, to reconnoiti . --- • — •"""7 - 7,.!•% a en's, A' V : * obeyer', positinui Ow this bccasion a 6rutemat . : I , l l; a b g 1. 1" 4 • 1 , 1 , serve of : lim b, perr „, n1111 ",.. 0 ,06 1 , 1 10.4f .. Cohraubs . . stall.e ight men were taken prisoaurs.. Italia Lrgyle _Rama, for timigtupwri • '' TIOWeiNkFlo Caulk of Jai, Li re A st I,►, •., on uptown a the public ,Iltok Ileg ! ~ Olvoprrii , L.irrrOicl,Barettr Armfeldt, Commander-in-Ci,i , _thr_*imids Patriots. lu wan, 0 0 ,01 the: ,i,te4s*4 e reeras• bee te e ne l eieted to ffnl Ra ) probaWcanses of that failutis tu tr*. itttd. (I s:, st o i ottl, f rom 101 mi-quarters inStren4tadi: o iol claim's of AS Ares Rooms _iiiiOt. A lira "Oa elegance sad *able% .hut int ' ' „. •4ohe of the iddiksele, two reports frata.,,Ban ever wok tit. we are seem b e b e d,,Appear not Adlesparri, Lotottruit-GenTal, and Lieutenaii t to bore grststastisfactiossa--Mr. evevalalias pub- , CnlonetEnorinii, dated Barby, June i 9, sod Fr Fished a rig. spew the sublect,containing an Ad- derickshall, June ii,which state ilk substance, th • 4 / 4 " I. the P k eP l4 a Englund. 4, ropy °I. the irl on the 14th of June, he swedes attacked t - taadai Addrea. and also of the Resolutisar g in- . en d e d to I mo b een proposa l a t Sl at m "ti se Danes at Freshen:his, Eune, and Berhy, and CI sotauttotietl. We are sorry that the of the ried these positions with considerable lops. on t two latter articles resents us 6•0111 11 1 :1 1 40110•••• part of the enemy, and that on the lOth of the out Mk foltowiag is a copy of Mr. Grevitles s ata-,., p eee rb, another action took place, near Gletii LONDON, THURSDAY. JUL• 14. A gentleman who came in the Blown, from the Mediterranean, arrived yesterday at the Foreign Office. lie was at Vigo on the id inst. and states, that intelligence had been received in that city of the attack upon General Meant by the Spanish Patriots alter he had passed the Sierra Morena.— Their force did not exceed I imo men, and there were very few regulars among them. The action lasted some time, but the Patriots were at length repulsed with the loss of about lOW men. Gen. Derowr, however, did not think it prudent to advance, but proceeded to entrench himself near Cordova. The Patriots, it is addc4, wore not at all dismayed by this aback, and in the course of a few days. reinforcements pouring is from all aides, their force amounted to upwards of 40.000 men ; and having taken paelbssion of the defiles ie the rear of General DIPS see. they pia enacted F him, and, after a most severe action of several hours, they «weeded in nompletely the French army, with a loss on their side, we are sorry to say, of near 9000 men. Such is the ac count which had reached Vigo on the lid instant, and was universally credited. Sir Amara WattnaLtr arrived at Cork en the 7th instant, and the expeditioa was espeoted to sail on Monday last. The 36th regiment does rot accompany it. This force is certainly destiood to join General SIPIIICER. Our expedttieu, now on its return from the Baltic, will be probably em ployed upon the same service. The whole would constitute a British army of upwards of 39,000 men. 71. Casette of Tuesday night contains informa tion of the most satisfactory natnre, though, on cer tain points, of vital importance, we are still without intelligeace on which we care rely. The capture of Hossittir's squadron is, in itself, such a blow, u must be deeply felt at Paris; where, whatever de lays or artifices are practised, in order to conceal it, the fact must, long since, be universally known. Yet we see that iu TAe Argus, • demi-natio! Paper, published at Paris, so late as the zioth of June, the very idea or suspicion of any such atteespl cm-attack. on the part of the Spaniards, is treated with contempt. It is put on a level with the repart, propagated nevertheless by the King of Ilottano, and by the Prefect of Boutdesux. relative to the pretended death of lbs BRITANNIC MAJWITT. Is it then probable, that at Paris, the events which had hap pened at Cadiz—bravely, the surrender of the French slandron, which took place on the lath. at seiAn in the morning—was not known sixteen. days afterwards, in the French capital t Such • circumstance is difficult to be believed. We hod hy the Paris Papers. that Box aemtes's Junta at Bayonne still motiuued itsmoch delibe rations on the oil of last month. In order to over the Spanish peasantry. a repeal of the laws or koposts levied on the productions of the mil. mirtieularly 00 vines. ras Footboard to the new King. and 'sore than half proisiised Is, JOSEPH. He is styled in stone of tiieharar,miss, "the loved- Pr of the ues. dynasty." This expreusioo, of which Corbicau loaraelf appears to be pa.-tieularli tnad,eitiler to ipealsing of himself. or elan) . of his 10401 Brothels, may beheard without riiiienisie the mouth or in the edicts of a comet:rot; ;Nit it PCeiles only scorn, when it 1-: ascii by e - mail who probably dares not venture to ►et his foot to his preltuded tla mittiour. The puerile anticipation with whi!l NAPOLEON has always talked al the •• dyurs•y" which b is to found, has, indeed, silwaYe appeared to us altogether unworthy of him. That he may be the founder of a new dynasty. we we!l : bat he has nut yet founded it, and we begin to sus pect, as rrhopo he way 11411'61f, that he vial nut /band a dy winy. The probabilities of his doing it itie at least touch diminished since the inia,lle of last April. As to Jossett, he may save himself, according to all appearances, the tronbie of legislat ing for the Spaniards. And whether even the Neapolitans and Calabriaes will allow him to legis late for them, may become soon very questionnlile. The more we consider BONAPANTeII uctual situa tion, and the choice of measures mow left him ; the more critical, and eren perilous, do we regard it. lie may surmount them by military force ; but he cannot easily extricate Maisel: by artifice, or conci hate a people whom he has so outraged and irri tated, by any couceasions. Nor has he been indeed accustomed to make them in Austria or in Prus sia. The Spauiards would ouly see ill ouch a con duct his weakness; and they would despise the despot. at whose 'seine they lately trembled. We may be assured that the Court of the French Em peror, and that of the new Catholic King, his bro thel*, wherever they may be transferred, are by no means, at this moment, the abode of tranquillity, or of piety. It ieaaserted that a hundrd and fifty thousand troops are to be poured into Castile, and Mar:that NET has been mentioned as already ut a short dis tance from Barone, at the head of mar half' that number. But, for many reasons, we doubt of loot!' these facts. Even if the) were so, we see no pro bability that Boa £PASTE. in the present state of Spain, could do more than to retain under Ms yoke three or four provinces of the Monarchy.— lite greater number, and all the maritime ones, micept Catalonia and Biscay, will bid him defiance. Hew is he to extricate Ju NOT. and DuPont, sup peeing Dupont's force not t be annihilated ? Now is he to replace his captured ships, and their crews ? How is he to restore himself in the opinion of Europe; who, in. ad of • Conqueror, covered with laurels, wilt now see in him a perfidious ruf lien, forsaken b. ; his pod fortune, end foiled in his attempts to place Josmrs on the Throne of CHARLES the Ferret ? How is he to explain away these facts? What are become of his beamed threats of invading Enxland and Ireland, from the ports of Spain ; while, in concert with Russia, he was to send an army overland against India ? Already the Continent appears to be giving symptoms of resuscitation—e Austria is arming— the war between Swedes and Russia may midis. ly terminate, when the cause and pressure that peoduced it is withdrawn. REES ADOTTS seems to be serving us as efficiently by kis insults and ex actions is Sleswick, or in Holstein, as Naretzon has done by his acts of violence and perfidy com mitted at Bayonne. • Europe is ripe for a new cri sis. Let the Corsican, who has provoked it, look to it 1 Powerful as he still is, lie is by no means so teerikle as he was. It is clear that he may be op posed without instant destruction. That secret, eocc divulged, may shake his power; which, great es it is, rests, like all power. upon opinion. It is already rudely assailed. The French are men, however enslaved and enchained. There is a won derful similarity in the events of history : nineteen rears elapsed from the great rebellion in IG4I, to the restoration of CHAR.'S' the Stoma in IC(70. Nineteen years have now passed since July, 1;59, hs the present time. Only five months before CHARLES'S teturn, that event appeared to be most improbable; not that we anticipate any similar event at this time ; but the moment is evidently In; with the greatest events, and after those which we have witnessed, what can surprise ? A Gottenburgh !Awl arrived yemeralay, with letters and pipets' to the ;An The dukscous man of war. with a fltet of transports, hsiing on board the troop 4 under cornrriaod of Str J. /dooms, sailed Reza Winglie, - we thvat return to England, on the ad instant, and were, on the 5th, four Ignites S.S.E. ftou. the Sc w. The l'irtory and some rather ships were to proceed to the Beim. Thy King of Swit ass had set out for Fiadatid a fos the purpose. it was supposed, of seeking a reconciliatioa with Russia. The Priateu Efizabra packet is arrived at Pal- mouth, from Malta, which place siie left on the Sth ult. and Gibraltar on the hill, ; the letters brought by Ism Mil be delivered this day. We have reiiitOed some more Hat:there' papery. hut none of a Sam date than the estb lest. Bin- SADOTTS anivr.l at Kiel on the 12th, to wait upon the elites of Dammam and returned to his head quarters at Rendstang in the evening.. Some of the Papers of yesterday stated that Sir iou Moots was put under arrest by the King of Sweet.. and that be effected hM escape in d's quiet, with the aid of Mr. JonNsow, the Me*. vcoger. This vtatetnest is not ten,:. i.r Josh Monte was desired by lit finitosan M&.anrr to remain at Stockholm, hat the gallant Gomml thought 6t to derlinc th.: imitation, and maraca! to Gottenbargh. 'iiief 1 , 1 E I'''R E. MAIMIT LisAm's Traged7 of Fatal Cttriority was fe e,,,l last night after an absence of twenty years. Th. part of Old IViliact,, shier was tilled by M. YOUNG, athirded him ail opportunity ofd pka r i. l4 his talents to the greatest advanta4; yut i. j _ ing to the importuaitica of iiis wife to iiiiirde e inmate, and his remorse w lieu tie finds his tim tru been the victim of his avarice, were finely KIM,, send the andirtice inailted their approbation s hy repeated plaudits. Mrs. Dna, iat• :Is interest s in Charlotte, an.l Mr. Palm use did great instioe Young Wilmot. The laughalile farce of Ti e of Scapa: followed, and dispelled the e wed by the Play. The sudden indispositino ...* that truly comic genius, Mr. LISTON, obliged ti Manager to substitute the Farce of The elgret.thie Sari:rise for Plot and Counterplot. DRIGIIiON. JUL! 11. Th. Races at this place being fixed for the fi r q Tur.:ay, , We I: readily, and Thursday, in August, and the Lewes Meeting a week akar, all the sport. in; world nth be Assembled here, in addition to th other enw•,auy, for nearly a fortnight, durint which period, the town will of course be kept in a scene or very fashionable bustle. iletcher and Crib, we understand, are expected to tight in this neighbourhood, on one of the d. s between our Races and those at Lewes, for a lillr)• scriptian purse of ISO guinea's. 1 he Theatre is fret, attended. To-morrow nig 1, Captain Rms. awl the Officers of the Ronal Artillery, patronise he Soldier', Daughter. risel The Jew rwet the DOC,ne. And on Wetland,: Oscar and Maluku will be revived. Among our late arrivals are— His Serene Higbee'. the Prince of Castarille, Envoy Ex traordinary from Sardinia • Han. and Her. Francis Egeet, , , brother to the of Bri dgwater ; Lady Catherine HOW.' ; the Rigid Hew. Lady AAA Wyndham; George stow. E. 11... Mr. Steweet and lenity; 'Lieber& Brown, F . ; Cos•n•t Gentian.; J. Flatter, fag. • Mrs. Pease; Mut. ; Leicester; Junes Heigh, fat.; Wa. Middleton, M Mail; Harriett, Eq. ; Higley% Esq. ; W. Neology, Esq. Americas dolomite, ; Marquis sin Sta nge ; LadylMues ; W. Billets Mises, Fag.; J. M. Esq. M. P. ' J. Perkins, 1.411. ; er,. Pedtins ; Mrs. F. Pit. kin; Mr. Merton; E. Norris, Eng.; Mn. Hall; Mks G---• Mn. Cinsharrs ; Captain Hilt • Mrs Smith; Cal 1%1111u:in J. IL bitgitld, Lip ;J. Mash ., Eq.; Mra Hsu tin • Mrs Ellis; Mr. Braldwooll ; Miss Thinitos ; Mr. G«rdwued; Mr. Harrier •; Mark Carrier Is ar. M. Currie • Mrs thmodeviskt ; V .*t ; Mr. Haglsei ; Mr. Marini ; IJ...jrd ; Ms. ; Garter Darby ; Sin. H. N. Midideton ; Mn. Zoltan I Mr.. Hr sahon ; Mrs. Brook, Mr. Cssiteinan • Mar. liman ; Mr Modges ; Miss Hodges; Mr . R. ilitattis;•.th ; Mr. Psalm . Mr. sad Mr.. French. And the departures are-- Tina flight Hoe. Lady lisrewood sad family; lb, 110 e. aim. Poesy& smilismay ; Mts. Toplisai ; A Hsieh, C. TOM* sa AMU, Mies James ; Charles Molly list; W. Belath4K Esq. sad ; T. Beenni, Esq.; it W. Lamest, Esq. ; sad W. Loader, Pp. ammumminimm We have great pleasure is "harrying. that his Royal Hi.ihness the Duke of Cissisatotat id evening his popularity. by displaying among the Citizens of Loudon tlioA amiable virtues which he has bees loss knows pre♦misently to p 055..... Last Monday be partook of one of the mast did entertainments ever given, at Mr. SALTE't mansion at Tottenham; where his condesoensou, familiarity, and festive qualities, delighted a most respectable company . of London Merchants. Yes terday his Royal Highness dined with Mr. Alder man kraus*. and in a few days be will honour the Mansion-hout.e with his presence. The Prince of V. and all the Royal Dukes are expected to dine with Lord lIRATFIFIELD, ou Friday, after the Review of the Life Guards. Bridgoorth races eowitnetere this day. when a purse of fifty pounds, the gift of Thomas Warr molts, Esq. till be run far, and to-asentrow a purse of the wine value, the left of Isaac .Hawses BROWNE. Esq. The Stewurds are THOMAS Lagar, Esq. and G. A. Mon avatE, Esq. - • The Earl of DuItDoNALD, we understand, is sr rionsly indisposed, and the friends of Lord Cool- LANE are actively employed in preparing for a nes Representative for Westminster. The Earl and Countess of GALLOWAY last etc ', arrived at his Lonlship's house, at Coolharst, neat Ilormam, Sussex. Mr. PALIIIIII, of Drury-lane Theatre, assisted by Mr. LER, of the professional Concerts, propose entertaining the inhabitants of Netteiels. with the Pcrtreits of the Living and the Dead, which were so successful in Loathes. ou I: otirday next. Yesterday the Icirl of 1% 11111101111. AND gave a suruptuols....inner to most of the Cabinet Millie tern, tr,il a numerous party. On Tuesday Earl 3 - lesson and his another left London, for Sentient!. This morning the Sr. J..rnees, 'Mary-la-boners the Sharp Shooters, and nsuce of %YALU% Corps, will he revien ed. The Duke of PORTLAND will, the, ( Ise. give a sumptrious diewer, a* Master of the Trinity I louse, to shoot sitree hundred end filly. at the City of Logsdon Tavern. The trial institnted by Lord Refill GOD! arainst Sir AaTava PAOLI. for Oise. Con. wtH tAite place, on Monday, iu the Court of Bioje Bench. The Conn:el retained for Lord B. am Mes4rs. PAWLS and Torrinn. and a debtor 8A7 6 " ter, Mr. W. G. Avast. Mr. Gaaaow, we under. stand, twists the lead for Sir Anent - h. His Royal Highness the hereditary Prince of Writsistritio was earned oa the Bth last, at M Is ouch, to Her Reyal Highness the Princess Casa- LOTTZ ACIOCITA Of BAVARIA. Among the presents wl;xii Greene. Stamm 4 t received from the GRANO DE/GTIOIL, on his depa . - tore front Constaatmo2l , .., as. a sabre. o bids. " minted, belonged to CoNSTANTINE,7IIntI which wss pr-;erred in the Turkish arseual. Tie: hilt, win , 6 1 os 3et erith diamonds, is modern, hat the blade . 4 1 ancient. Oa one side appears the Holy eadstased %wild, and 00, the miter the I - - •-, -of St. Michael. A Greek inscri.tica. of the treadle ages, ram along the whole of the Linde. V 4 stria bey KV( n . CIO as $ TR thf I the I Stab: th 4 Pula o C. Sp rusty 'II I ed I. CD to H 8..16 linn7 111 Di halo wee_ till WC CM Y• k tWo r lio g