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. her match' Prow liebeapeeelbes. .Aar .r.dkg ow era loin sad Awr. trim Arablowbrea,wilbeei ems alsiesitie•S• • r " The lbeelish magsahatorks Whs.. n* mast be inekeessl with eismos shot. The atast o nstS em mi its hopper the Cutitiama, sad .ore sass take Owe daily. sisrilserw..vqgtoss, E Mit be 'bed is the ssssl likuvrapat woolen' hassi sable4.:-....—.. htr • • PROM TUE AitsrODAN eptiANT. cursmimittusiz IS. A Fletaihurg, shipmasters whit,: t an 4 a tt e l re turned to Frederica in his brig, from ,_was this Jay taken into custody, with the w eof his crew, to consequence of au order from His Ma jesty. . The cargo of one of the enemy's's* was burnt after the late action with thek convoy, w_tiutid.llll3ool9oo rtX-de late. O at the 9th instant. thirty-six sail of the enemy .feet 'tern approudhiug I.ulurlrl, i s scoasa g a me r o f which every one repaired to his post; but the aryri after; they proceeded further, leaving behind only i Awn brigs. Them. on Saturday last, sent owlefeur. 'boat% which captured one of our gaiwittnelk whose crew, after stationing ceatibehr in . two busts lying neat them, bad retired to rest. The bats were set on fire, and there is reason to fear that .some of the crew Immune a prey to the flames, as .sly 1 d have gotwilhow, who weed themselves by ommeareig. , • •Ata.eramttr, JONI" 30. Froth the latest advices Gum the Turkish fron tiers. it would rear that .the Turke hem re . Fserrium completely. It is ensertlen via at three.pot tits, 140,000 men. The Mae • of Otti,fem trocisie us the territory. detachments throagis skit interior of Germany ' American LON., MON DAM, Jcr.T 11. StitaiNDlß OF 11111.111111NCII SQVADRthI AT CADIZ.—IRETURN OP TOW lALTVC ILXOVMIIIIO/1 0 . A post-chaise and four arrived trot' night in D o snu nz .ereet, with a Naral and a Military 0111- ter. We understand that they' aiu come from Cadia,witit dispatches, which announce the uncon ditional surrender of the Vow+ squadron ri that harbour, punier Admiral 1/41nit4.t. to the Spa niard,. on the isth last. .+ i" At twelve o'clock ve•terJay, a irtesselicer arrived at Mr. Cassisa's office, with dispatchav from ear iriafrler st Stocuoiso they cease by ray of Tar imouth, through which channel several other coin esessieettvea were received is the COUTte of the dot. ',port prevailed au Saturday that a treiity of posechmeo concluded between Revue; Sweden, lilitAkfusoth. It way not have hoes signed, but we Wine it is in willisiont larwarshiess to warrant the return of ow Expedition. The troops corn pawing it, ostwedisig so report, will be employed in e J ew orneviee; /ink Itiltrequito a fbree of 40,00 - . aft. Holland aad Portugal have bee:, !moth n en the probable points .(.destination. It is Wart that Sir 'mix Ilicooaa'a expedition set sail "an Gotteoborgh on the 30th last, tinder convey or the Aadatioas and several light vessels. Itrport parlarday stated its arrival off Yariaouth. We have receiver! Dotal Papers, front which we have wade souse extracts. It is curious to Lind the AWBeileer boasting that the Continent is united agaiost Etighturi, ai the moment whets the great vauinsula of Spain is its arms against France; and that we can only exchange our turachictures fur shot. alma all the parts of Spans, awl muse ur Portugal, are open to British Commerce. The maritime coast of Spain and Portugal, which is of lauscerree extent, being thus soddenly and %sues pacteZiy restored to its eousicc;cial rjlattossa with. Euglaacl, affords a most joVri.o!'*e . :sum tO man- BON wistl,tlatteresi hictself-flit lte hod cut off EnTiand from all corninunication . y . l continental Ewer*, esti* thcre plans which. ,4c Cam ied to he fiord upon a *slid foitial •tiao, v, ism iQ s she the Issisrless fabric of a iision ; and cur Muni, which had been drsiii; , g plaits to disruse of the superabundance of our national and colonial mot/ire, set, * .4 iskinitert; the whole Kiugdom p 1 Spain and Spanish: illinterica open to British Ceetticarcs and Ithsoutisetnees. So Lir his de- . nationalizing deereps, his barbarous interthets, and bur retaliating Orders in Council and blocicading system. are now become iiielleirat4 nimittais and abortive--They are beentwarAvuvere 4°lloll , ll'nd fury, signifying nothing.' "yes i tr . ` . • 4 1t. 49 11 7. tie letter which we recettexilty seistiefiumewter. from un officer of General Settsehittil l iejsedittoti, says--" Upon the metes octhe itMt ion at Ma drid reaching Gibraltar, Major4gpmel lipticee was urdered, with about 2,51110 traipse to job, the sywadion off Cadiz, %hem_ we contiatteil far near ' Iv three weeks, without *Le smallest prospect of good arising front it anti we liatlitctually boie up again for Gibraltar: but just at thut time the Re remge, Sir JOHN Gone, •ffile of the in-shore squa dron, was observed statitling towards our fleet. with a flat.; of truce eying ; upon whielr we were Mune : diately recalled, and that evening we 'anchored about four miles from Cadiz. The (Avers that came off with the ft:4er truce were the Spanish Ad motel. cincl, I believe, the - Comm:bider in Chief of the Spanish forces. They had Levis kept ignorant by the Marquis Sol ten (Captain-General of the province of Autlalwia) of the circumstance that say letters er proclamations had been sent. haw C..dit by us, as he was strongly in favoer of the French.— , flat' when the insurrection again burst forth at Se ville, (e here they pat every Frenchman to death) it likewise. took place at Cadiz; and they pat to death the Alarqui4 SWAN°, and ber.it his Seem tary.—Flags of truce have kept constautly passing ever sinte ; bnt I doubt that theili4istde will give up the French squadron, Thugs appette very favourable. Yesterday thelllWitlilik . 'hoi4ed at , the main s the onion at the ,fore, Mati.:ole Si;lielah flag at the miser), ow board Rentiefe. More than 9,qoa Freueh bare henry neteeteredat low.—.lrlie communication witlhtlibraltat is .aria , °pew. "'rue Atcrstz, Captain \LiweLl., is a4 , go to Eeglend with a Spanish Cniuntimiwnev, theiww. mint he is ready." considerable degree d.f istitietr. not who no mixed with dejectio.. seeress to have ',stymied the public mind since the snivel of the last dispatches from Cadiz. While we by no means incline to adroit that tbere is the slightest reason for despon dency, or for calling in question the final *noise of the gloriout straggle caryiug on against the Oppres sor of Europe; we nevertheless allow, that the last accounts awaken Much solicitude, and severely exercise our patience. It is not. however„ the ish sence of intelligence from the south of Stain that we so ranch regret, as the wuut of that information which the Aloisitear firnriskes, flowevcr the Corsican Tyrant may (Liken, or Misrepresent, or falsify, many feet% there nre others winch no sophistry eau disguise, or ability conceal. There are laral-marks to direct our .riddiconent and rectify our opinion, which lie cannot subvert. His Bulletins," when he mulched against Aus tria in 1805, and against Prussia iu 1306, which he regularly • and rapidly published, needed no interpreter. They contained in few words the ac counts of his victorious march, .and of hit fatties ifillaNiamna and into Berlin. But his r,tigal, no lei i finp his military position, in IAOB. Pcssistity different( The Cohydivrov of tiCrUisnly Sass** come the resident of a littk,nity..atetheleet the l')Wnees ; which he ham renderldifot me. rnorittle by a sent 3 of hasty peTfif i ni . i;:at gi rums actions, derogatory to his pazt,c,npe.ead at talrether unworthy eras of his soblisastatidities. as they have been displa ei to Europe.":43estreely do we recognize. in tile wretched bartinikhcos that are put into the mouths of his block Junta. or is the coating replies of Jostrn, the master-miurt which, since 1799, has agitated, subverted, and re-organised Europe. Instead of a triumphant Legislutor, sub jecting and re-vivifying nations, we behold only a treacherous and base impostor, abandoned tp his inordinate ambition, nn longer masking hilt de signs under the veil of inoderation, and perpetrat ing, from his obscure retrita on tl.e banks of the Askew, evens* that awaken-4mnd abhorrence mid indignation. We will not, however. attempt to deny that the Prew ut moment is awful. and even aprolling ; nor do we to impose upon the understanding of our traders, by attempting to varnish over or to conceal any fact. Those who see cause for alarm and apprehension in the present state of timings throm ;shout Spain, reason thus We hate b e en too much elseed at the kite transactions and in,or rection esot conetry. Credulity and ignorance are inseparable; both are overtnnseif by reason. That the Asturian, and the inhaLitatOmf all those sterile and mountainous region: thaitAoptitisma Posy of Biretty. from Vonturr:Vma to FerrstioadVi r ro, may bid dcfia:.m.e, to Butbststira. That they may, aided by Come Swain, VeSicler all his efforts to reduce them, inertertual. we. abtJl even adroit. They are the tame • hardy raue, mad of the mine lofty ini:nis shim thsome who expelled the Moors. Via may, th , rafore, hope Satire per formed again, in the premiesit coatary. the tomtit he. rLic actions which some done by them svvemi hen. dmd or a thousand ycati " But. m hen s e ez Eci:t but h exertious rule the iithatitauts ut . A Lual I:iis. ai ra.di.ifed our tia•if 1111. acquaintance with diem Did they ever ex . e' tii 3/uors ? The liugdoinc of Cordova. and of Sv yak rein-:teed TOr age, under the Mahometait yoke. The very declaration of war iesaed by them on the titli of June, against N A PART,. IV horn they dcnomivate « the Emperor of Fitamcc, NA- Potion the FIRST;' from whence is it dated ? From .‘ the royal palace of Aleozar," the palace of the Moorish Kline— " !ton tali sasilio, use defrosseihus Even in their attack of Itossad.av% squadron, tho' emir/fled round by Spanish batteries, though pressed by famine, and all retreat cut off by the English ; have they shewn eithei any heroic vulour, or any military skill ? Yet every instant is pie : Mom. Due° N olva/tees from the East. and al ready is said to approach Cordova. A more for : • midable enemy appears to press them ow the West, Where a corps of troops pushing thriough the Al garve', anti about so pass the Guadiana. may enter Andalusia. Lu five days easy march they may reach Saint Lonw, at the mouth of the Guaduiquiver. from whence they have only a few leagues to Cadiz. This Ivry body of forces Ihu,t, we may presume, have been sent by JUSII A T, who eannot,therefore, be in danger of ex pulsioii from Lisbon by the Portuguese. %Vito, that lanows the Portuguese, expects, indeed, such an effort from them? Meanwhile, however, san guinely we may count oo she compenition of all the southern and caatern prnioces--who can cer tify it ? Of the real state mid capacities of resist ance, in Arragoo, Valentia, llLtrreia, mad Granada. we know very little. The taloniens and Biscay : ans are, indeed, an invincible race, like those of Astoria ; bat Bovarawes has either disarmed or. subjected them by treachery. He is now about to pat out all his strength, and to march every einiscript against the insurgents. It is possible that he may fail, as we know ; hut, reasoning ' teem the past, we must withhold our belief in the future. After the battle of Ey tau, we were equal ly Gauguin, as at present. - Bit 'the' victory or Friedland soon extinguished our hopes. Nor do we calculate ou Lord CAIATII 411 . 3 aequirin; more lau rels, on the banks of the Tagus, thaw he gathered, in 1790, among the sand hills of the 'Helder. With a Cabinet, of which Mr. Ca tN t is the principal Immitiary, what Can we expect? ?ill•Pier.toit may hare tins-judged, and shay hare erred. Bat hs posr seises energies, resources, aid capacities, equal to retrieving his faults. Are there sue such here ? is it in the enlarged mind of the Duke of PORTLAND, or in the perspicuous corictistions of Lord Can* DIN, that we are to hope for , ofety sod extrication? The views of the former seldom.. nxtrisid beyond Noryterte ; and the' talents o f the latter, exaoptirag ip freimsd, have never yet hr-err displayed. Hence arises oar apprehension, nor can it be considered as destitute of foundation." • Such itithe reasoning- of ran,, who see the pre ' sent aspect of affairs through a gloomy median. We do not even deny that many of their positione; or assertions; are too well founded; hat we never theless adhere to our first opinions. Whatever in rapacity or ignorance may stamp our Councils at home, nand wheterer misfortunes or defeats—for sack we mast expect, when we recollect the mit s my with whom we are contending —may await the patriot Spaniards; yet the Corsican has himself ' more than supplied all these defects by his own . violence. II Enmpe is yet to be saved, it is he, the destroyer and sulrierier of it, that has opened to us a new scene, which, we trust and believe, will, though perhaps not iiisinediatery, restore universe, tranquillity. Meanwhile, in cusinsion witlr every man in this country, we noxiously look forward to the next accounts ; not merely fro:n - 011bl, or from Ferrol, but from Paris, and from Holland. 'Hwy most be of the most interesting description. The Gazette of Sitorslay night contains the Of ficial Accounts of the proceedings at Cadiz, from ' the 7th to the 13th last. Illy do not differ mate riolly from. those which we laid hofisee mir readers in the course of last week. The three Calm's- Wooers ineutioised in •The Genetic were to sail for England is a ship of war, ent moment the Freya 4 ' colours wefe struck. aurrthiltirisosers secured.— The greatest exertions were employed to supply the works on the land side with artillery, and to 'place the Maud in which Cadiz is situate out of the dinger'of a carp de main from any French force which, by a rapid smirch, might endeavour to get into the town. It was the intentiou of Don Monts, the Governor, as soon os the French had surrendered, to bring the ships down the harbour, and anchor them, as well as his own squadron. in the 'Mist of the British Sew. In • correspondence between him and Admiral Points, he stated, that it Ism desirable the Freoch ships should he re duced with as little damage as possible to them, as it was the determination of the principal patriots, in the event of an unlartunste issue of the con test between Spain and the Emperor of the Fnescn. to take them to Smith America, where it was intended to lay the foundation of a new Go vernment. The !Spaoish ships were kept out of ac tion for the same resort/. The batteries from which the French squadron was attached were erected upon the spur of the occasion. Thee consisted of little more than a number of pirees of heavy artil lery, hastily Itrosight tog•-thee. 6114 placed •in snr I, situilion• as were best aslc t it.d lor ~,,,w s eiag the enemy. rde men by w'sme Itself were see' s ./ 5 .,,, e 1 covered by no works, and • the i.reti.-!, had ticiie. (went:y some advantage over tut ; a e hs:e I se satisfaction, however, of knowing t!sat this not long continue. Ss: Julia Cis: F. %it, act Llsiq on shore at Cadiz, superintending the ertalso n stoves and batteries on eminences couistiaio nu4 t i e channel of the Careecai, where the Frcuch shi n had taken their position, with the vi .v., in th e ae;. : attack, of bring upon theta with red-hot sisvt. Th e fire from these temporary batteries, uotwitlistantisug the disadvantage under winch it WKS given, w a s quite as successful as 'mild be expected. L e _ fore the A/phea maikd. one of the Irstach ships, se ninlerstand, had been driven ashore, and :morti ce had starred much in her poo.t. Capt. Boy La, in the Irhabor Cork , w7O l another line-of-battle and the Mercury g ate, had been ilisuate'led to St. Nliguel, at the tuouth of the G.imlissua, se} :watts and Portugal in that direttni), and aas to lie lowed by the troops limier the orders of rim: c . SwzNesa, who was to occupy the town of inonte, and prevent a. threatened irruption of tr:c French from Algarve inn* Andalusia, or atietsi is the Patriots in that quarter a rallying point. It was (depend Set:Nis:Les intention to Is. , te commanded this force in pea son, but hc afterwted., 11.1 we are informed, changed his twits& su.d pointed General l'itcwrianit.s to that Gulick. Intelligence had rescind Cadiz of the passage of Genera: DUPONT over th.! Sierra 'Morena, and of the sirrival of Ins atisanced guard at Curd°, I. The Gorernois of Cartliageoa. Valeutia. ai.d S._ recluse, had b e en displiteed by the inhabitants of *sem towns, and persons, trpen whose allierence to the cause . greats( reliance could be placed, ap pointed Mead. In Valencia the Marquis D'AtrS.SIZ Was bllletUkrthe people in tile market. place. 'llse patriot fere* of Mimi* . and Valenti% is estimated at. 90,000-14P011 'Wye already inkblied to the canip at Mumma. eei the Valve. tens .froatier. A regiment of Swims ittemrollett with the Patriots fit Rfurcia. In that Ir4lem and in eceetsl — ': snirscriptions have been extremely libweiltsfts two days one million sterling wait sal, Archbishop of VA I.IINTIA takes a lesaliiigisart with the Patriots of that province. a--- • Arenisters had a meeting at the Foreign-Oftlee, feet week, every day eeeent Monday, from three o'clock tall fiat. The Atilt of PoartaND attended Meta all. The order for proclaiming peace with Spain was not fleetly %greed . upnu till :leer tare o'clock on Tuesday afternoon;-tits press of The Gazette \VV4 Stepped fee it. Sattartley a (nett of Lieatenantey for the Upper Divisina of Surety, was held at the Sectioas Hiram, Newineton, for the purpose of adjusting the repo tar iuiliva returns end accounts positrons to Outer tag on the butiness of the Local Militia, which is to be carried tutu effect with all conveuient speed. Tie stormy'. ships in the Scheldt having tnani tested. am antennae of putting to sea, our blocked stoiatd:o.l has orckrs to remain constantly sir Wltrheren, a, tong as the sew* wilt admit, and supplies of provisiums are to be sent out on the other stratic7“. shin 4:obert and Sarah strived on Saturday from Madeira, which place she left on the itith 314. We are sorry to learn, that a great many of our %Millers on that station are affected with the dysentery. The Robert and Sarah brought tome 40 Preneli pr.mtiers. Oe their voyage home they had the temerity to lay a p an for the eauture cif the ship. and the murder 4.1 the crew, which con sist, .1 of lime seamen and nineteen soldiers. An elal French pilot diacoicred the plat to Captain Wu sax, of the 16Leri and Sarah, and the soiree olio eccisopanied the party ISOlDevvrben the Frei , /4•01 secured helOS, until their arried at Portsmouth, wirer they were put au boaid the prison dupe. hest to slate, upon unquestionable authority. that can the it3d of lest month, some men, women, and children, assembled about a mile from Newry. to dame rowel a t tire, as is customary on St. Jaha'A Eee, when, in the enjoyment of their old and luarealsss iosousemeht, the pose people were attacked by a number of men armed with musket* and bayonets; 0.,e young man was killed, and others severels wounded. Teem wail a person arrested at the tint:, charged with taking an active put in tine shocking outrage, but the assailants att.:eked the bouse in ethic h lie was asicsirsd. and were in the dtt Of burning it until hot was set at liberty. The AlagWtrates of the town ueis s lalocatithood of Newry, with a becoming spirt. and iteteed a. they ought to do, in the dis charge of their duty, have come promptly forward. mid, after stating the foregoing facts, hare offered a reward fur the apprehensmo of the persons eon evened in this trap-action, and in this the - .`.lagiie teare r ore see.eided by a number of respectable re sident prentlemen. The Pmelematioe also area,. '* There is goe.4 reason to czneiude that thealame meat toned out ra w : has co ttttt titted by pe.saeo. selat of whoopee .upposed to be associated in yeatan,o corps." This circumstance 'Dykes it doubly I:- cies:bent ena Government to inytitete a s-stet haves tigatinn of this unfortunate affair ; Cm• wore on, es the in the some distris:t M.S.:A:cased of tin atteck upon the Elletze Officer and the Wrest'. /Leis. clear Artier. lit Our 100 1 141. of this affeir, in our Praire of Thar.rl3y, del;:•tcy laJured us to ninit tiny meirtion of the vemisneri. but in speak- Mg of it, the peaulaesi.t Paper liar. the : "tie an ttu.l tt.tt t!tis waatisu assa!au tln• find unni Ina *I was ',crib:tin:or,: Lv 1.0-wre, wre, wlmar tb. w•utsn awry It was to suptn - Jt tie limes la 1 0 11.tiwr lansental.l., ae thcs wail of sus isapsactscd cbar,cter until this br,luss took plate' The: Itu!tjttet ftirly hefote Gover.istwott and we hope meteoltee eti:l hr tekee cidettittted to & !:ere 114 MAJIIATY'S .tati•mte in this eouttts3; re 76 V.l3t H6llll whit+ keels co:trowel:0-d Otttrwr Ee. Poe 1 tiers, it would appear that • the Turk, have re- - volved to erhab the Sentries completely. It is said that thy intend, to enbertietvia at three.poi nu, riith • farce of at law 130,000 men. The Apo. *We WI have a &Aloe . of Otafext Imago ow she •*.oittimir towards lbw 'Ottriterart *Priory. • Arcadia. to letters-fates- banwiter, detachments 9 1111 Vrewoh troops are daily poising through that place ou their march' front the interior of Germany •••,111` g se Court at Paris. henna American Nom* atere eitodsuusad ou.•he 7th inst. for having Put toia•listglish part; or basing *uttered their pa- pas te be etiosouted by Ruttish cruisers. Among IWO* litibt 442 / 4 the Rini lig Sam. aad the Am- i te**, Captain Dahill, from Baltimore. In the ritt!oetCtott has hem condrinued the Portuguese olospaosio Freedom DiAgsate, Caplets • de Portugu ese 111110104 * fret: that place torOporWr which cri eto. ifs; ;:pout .area aliar:tr Mla Brag ijoydisi • tench privateer. • • . Oa the Ofd ism. in ttletteelfiag. rime tr - ehor Off this tit, the linglieh Ballot Captain IN Le Pas, Wood from Jersey to tractr bargb, but teat into Tvrochelliirg the .410,1beihre, howl ngheen cantinas:lo.th/ ;logger -= l raifitlie .119th, by the Cornielleal private/ 9 ftta- Vliek learn. • tt , • , 111 beta* from *soma of lite nth ipeilottirriention em is days pretreat Is that slate. Cottons ladiesive ttr tit se prise : the Swiss and French mere the chief purchasers. There meter was so pa w scarcity of mosey Mt in this and other *cos ! where esebeami lave beau itatrally (lone, at dun it a veriest. tatributed to the great lobotearbiels are we 'lsis colonial products. pmeroo =ow American reasale fad pat into — rieste, with sarof rade. dys.aswl., usinketos, t:ontatweguastiity of slesoudseitrous. °mgrs. LeePepts and alter produations of Italy and the DM* of Preece are wow rendrog by way of Frank- fort to the Nort h of Germany. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. MAll;ll*V_ O ttelis - C101: u k r t:11 re. Tine Dnlte of PosIL AND 'Mendel •OPMIZI O M. , 45.71. riff MIND WV 661111.16 1110;1p V....0WPT11 EMMET, or 10, caning In question toe anal issue ar retrieving his faults. Are there tow such here ? is k • g . mi n d of th e . Duke of PORTLAND, to 1111,7 e rlit : the Soho end French th e glorious strtroa le earyiuoon against the OpPres- it in the eniar ed. Spain was t n T o lt t e fin o a rd n e v r i f i or n„ p d rot u nl v aim n iu ju p n ea e c a e r o b i:, I ' eteret: ll ehief pa **ere' Then "fee was " 'or of Europe; Zwe neverthe l ess allow, that the last or in the perspicuous eoricSptions of Lord CAM* Pitt a seanity of mosey Mt in this and other o'clock oil 'I uesdav afternoon ;—tlie press of Ti ! purest edam ear i nta "..b", b rnet fiena n y d aiw , a , secoonts awaken Much solicitude, and severely DIN, that we are to hope fcr -!..fety and extrication? Gazette etas stopped fey it. than is earnest. Thii t attributed to the great exercise our patience. It is not. however, the oh- The views of the former seldom. extengt bared ! Si' l luelNY * c"erl of Liottertiontel for the T:PPe wheels are imp lets colonial product... sence of intelligence from the south of Spain that sr... sw u m . an d tett. talents ~,i . the latter, . Divisittn of Surrte, was held at the Sestinas Hiroo ezus P"ff Newineton for the pur of adjusting the roes =r gis snosiosso "anis hod Pee taw — rioatee with we so ranch regret, as the wuut of that information ip iralawd: hare never yet hen thoplayed. Heuer e ie sa t ... l : s a urus an d a . n 'mo m s t o enter - of ode, dratulit e oarless, ate. V: . rave* elestoeffa.eitnes. __ i which the llessiterr fonvisties, fiowever the arises oar apprehension, not can it be considered ima on the hniiness of the L nts eral i Mifitia li , whic h ors ogee. it = Mid tam Piodeletions of Italy end th e Corsican Tyrant may (inert, or misrepresent , as destitute of foundation." ' to be carried into effect with all convenient speed. of Framer. sew DOW IlVtion by way of Flunk- or falsify, many recta, there ore ethers *lot+ no • Such iit.the reasoning of men who see the pre.. I;ae ortmuy'r ships in the Scheldt having mini fort to the North of Germany. sophistry OW disguise, or ability conceal. Timm sent aspect of affairs through a gloomy medium. rea.d. " ! Hrent° , ' °lll P uttiu tl t° 11 7 , our b!afil'id to are land-marks direct our .ititiginent and W e d o not even d eny t h at many o f t h e i r position; ing st i natim na os o rders to remain eenstantiy te • THE BRITISH PRESS. rectify our opinion, which lie cannot subvert. or assertions, are too well founded; het we never- N•Pairheven, so tong as the season will admit. an. supplies or tweni s i u m i a r e t o b e sen t ou t on Os ~~a®s or.....amses His " Bulletios," whe n h e ranched against Aug theleis adhere to our first opinions. Whatever in- other stertiorm. LONDON. . trio in 1805, and against Prusoli iu 1806, which eispeeity or ignorance luny stamp our Councils at The aitio AZobert and Sarah arrived on Satarda MON DAY. JULY 11. i 1 ' he mgulariy • and rapidly published, needed no h one , an d whatever misfortunee or defeats—for from Madeira, w hich p l ace she left on the oft .5.......... ,-, resterp reoer. They eontained in few words the ac- suc h we most expect, w h en we recollect the cm- 314. We are sorry to learn, that a great man of our teddiers on that station are affected with ill my with whom we are contendng—may await the dysentery. Tt ie Rolm had Sarah broug ht b ow 11111111SNDIft OF TN& PUNCH StlVAUftiii AT vaunts of his victorious march, .and of his fatties CADLT.—RETURN OP' Telt BALTIC lilitiD7lllo*. iiiitaimana and into Berlin. But his twist, 110 patriot Spaniards; yet th e Corsican has hilliseif 40 . Freneis praoa . le . rs. On 4 their voyage hotne the ' —eto. , , . - lets e on his eiihtery position, is 11418 . jonidely more than supplied all these defects by his pull. lied the temerity to lay ap an for the tooter. r A peat-shale and four arrived itialt Wl* is ..., - . a nerved( The Cm. neror of Giniutetriefalvs ht• vio• lents'. If Europe is yet to be saved, it is he, the Liu: c lop, and the murder of the crew, which con Doviumg - emot. with a Natal and a Military OIL 1 t t . ..- . . ..„ die resident of a littheoraty..antbe•th_ot t r destroyer and subi sublet of it, that has opened to us of lane heamen tend mistteen soldiers.. A ter. We understand that they Zig cone f r om come - . nil !tench pilot diaerriered the plot to Captai the Pirnees ; which Inc haseroadoradifo i t:Aeer me. e new scene, which, we mum and believe, will. c a da arw ith dispetches, wide+ annoupce the amen -W u sax, of the Rctlwri anti Sarah, and the off. , Moons! surrender of the French eqsatleon to that moraUle by a 'mitt of baseo peofitiiie tt enti flo g i.. though perils's., not inainediatery, restore entirenes s , vflioScelsoPdott'd the party hoene.stren the Free, i, nous anomie derogatory to his put cmpe.ead al- !tr anqu illi t y. M eono ! t il e , iii common with every euell wen: ..l secured helms, until their arrival a harbour, littler Admiral RCISSIII.I', to the Spa- nia rds. s o the isth l a m. together unworthy erns of his soblisastolailitin, is man in this country, we ituziously look forward to Portsmou th , mien they were put on horrid try prison Ago. they have been displayed to Europe:v.- fiat Scarcely do ! the next accounts ; hot merely from - Cadiz, or from %Y e bate to state, upon unquestionable authority At tusks o'clock yesterday, a tnesseneer arrived h iitos are we reco g nize , in the wretched _ming . at. Mr. Cosolso's Mike, with dispatches from oarFerrol, but front Parts, and from Holland. They that on the 11.3 d of hue larestli, some men, women ggiajotv at hteehbvh° : they came by ray of vat _ pint into the mouths of his Mock Junta, or so the mast be of the most interesting de scr ipti on . I and children, assembled about a mile from Neal*ail* through which channel several other coma- casting replies of Josten, the master-mi n d w hi c h, - - —....—.. to eloper rowel a I tire, as is customary on Si • were received is the course of the i F.c sioce 1799. has agitated, sube ss erted,and re-orgened The Gazette of Saturda y night contains the Of. John'e. when, in the entny m e u t o f th e ir ot and burials,* itinumiumit eke pose people wee Europe. Instead of a triumphant Legislutor, su b - ficial Accounts of the proceedings at Cadiz, front ' dot. /11 Opp rt prevailed can Saturday that a treaty . attacked) by a number Jetting and re-vivifying nations, we behold only the 7th to the 13th last. ThiT do not differ game- st 'cline concluded between Rsesiac Sweden, and isevoneta ;o. .e young man was killed, ao id iDthinevk. It not have hoes signed, but a treacherous and ham impostor, abandoned t o hi s rieUy from. those which we laid before ater readers o th ers severely wounded. Teem was a petso tsr believe it is in stsilisiont Strwanhaess oo warrant inordinate auibitimt, no longer maskin g his d e . in the course of last week. Thy three Commis-Commis-- arrested at the bin:, charged with taking an seta signs under the veil of moderation, and perpetrat. stoners ineutioaed in •The ctille . tit were to sail for en t s t rf ru iti ed tl t t e s b h o oc ui k e in:§ w ou b tja h r outrage, the manila:l Sig ..stern of owe Expedition. The troupe coin- signs from his obscure retreat on the honks of the England is a ship of win. tie moment the Fr ean j a °____!_ , - ••' its entomb*, So report, will be employed in were in the art or i n it u ae ntil her was ie . • vernier; much hitt . retpun lt *re° of 40;00 Adman mime* thus awaken-tern/ abhorrent mid colours weft *buck. outfitht;Prisotters secured.— at lib ert y. The Magistrates of the town an. . employed to supply ine s lsleatielsood of Newry, with a becomin g 'pis . .. Min Holland sad Portugal have bee:, both it en- indignation. The greatest exertions were . . ite the proh bfe points ! ocontittation. it is We will not, however. attempt to deny that the the works on the land ride With artillery., taut to and noked a. they ought to do, in the din iiiill 'that Sir Jean Amite. expedition set sail • • lace the islatid in which Cadiz is situate moto f press ut moment is awful. and even op - polling ; nor P charge of their duty, bays come promptly forwan mid, after stating the foregoing facts , have otere do we wish to impose upon the understanding of the ditniter'of a coif! de main from any French ROM Gi'otteolsurgh om the 30th last, under conveya reward foe Cu.: apprehenano of the persons rot of the 4aastious and „ vend light vessels. Report our enders, hy attempting to varnish over or to force whi c h, by a ra p i d march, inielit endeavour to cerbed in this tranosetion, and in this the Tagil conceal any fact. Those who see rinse for alarm get into the town. It was the iateatiou of Do n Mates are sesontled by a number of re s p ec t a ble re rallesday stated its arrival uff Yormoutie. --... w w—.. and appeeitens;on in the present Mate of things Motes, the Governor, as ' , not se the French had silent gentlemen. Tine Proclamation also mar , Wet leave reeetrol Dutch Papery!, from winch we thro: o hout Spain, reason thus :--e. W e h a v e b een surrendered, to bring the ships down the harbou r , I .* lc T t here e : l ft gorof reason to clectu;le Mat the abet , hen made some extent - les It is curious to fi n d th e t oo muc h el a -sd a t the lute transaction Enid in.or... and anchor theta , as well as his own squadron. in :o n ' i miat ,:,„uTi rpt osed i ; * nas to c° ll l e ttel ia b t ! o r ::7 et ";;::: ! :: Allihailear boasting that the Continent is united rection i" t'.'" . - e°uctr Y• C r edulity and Ignorance the midst of the British ant. lit • correspondence corps." l'hi s s circumstance rakes it doubt.; i: against England. at the moment when the great a r e 'me i: Arabic; both a-e overture:tit by re ason . between him soil Admiral Potts!, he mated, that eneideent on. Government tr. in r kete e t t oriet iiiru• ' pauinsula of Spain is in areas agatuot France; and That the Asturian, and the iiihuLitu*slf a ll those it was desirable the French ship s s h ou ld b e , e _ tigatmn of thus unfortunate affair ; the more so, I that we can oily inch:wee our mainsfectures fur rterile and mountainous region . s thatAtet liha Rey &reed with as little damage of 110.4.ib1e to dent. ai t a i t n t e e • ! :.l . : ° ' t n is a i 2 i k n u r tli E r e "! ln e e d o i th stril c t `"" id " : 7 l r a t l i ii 7 r ee d n . shot. wheat all the pone of Spain, auol souls on Of &soon (roe Foutarlh ; o lti Fers4.lllllll•Vi r to, it was the determination of the principal patriots, Bass. near Artier. lie our esStee a tt . f this affair, Portugal, are open to British Commerce. The may bid defia:....e. to BUNAtAnTI, ii s li6fillitllt. in the event of an unfortuiette issue of the eon- our Noce of Thurefie, del;,ur induced us I maritime coast of Spain and Portugal, which is of That till nosy, aided by Giros *stein, VeSider all test between Spain sad the Emperor of the molt nny memion of the venissni , r), but in sprat immense extent, being thus soddenly and lkilbes his elforts to reduce theta, ineffectual, we..slmall Facsce. to take them to Smith America, when it is; of it, the Li n t e iteei a P a p er l iw .. th e t o rd ow i lio : pectediy restored to its commercial reilations . witis even admit. They are the nu m • haidy ranter, and was intended to lay the foundation of a new Co- riaa 'rase lve trl. e.l "...,.:77:a l t e . ,,e ft" 4. W " t i. p7t tit "t " ' Ip ' s i" % a e ' E nic i a ,,a, affords a mos t i n etrO c oo,-. :i s am to man- of the same lofty ini,:ds with thooe who expelled verumcat. Tine !gpauis.h ships were kept out of ae- wee, wbur tb. alien Uosiy a t inn Wsl is as s - u r p r i t .- 4 ; f o r si:', l kind. 80N:..F tars . . who, tlattered himself-Stilt li e the Moors. 11 . s. may, th.refore, 'toper tome per- tion for the same reason. The butteries front which iiii ie !'" l ' 5111 " 1 " 11 '" 11 ""'""I' , " nun 't" ion: of a pissetted cbsr,cter until the nut.i:a...sts br,luss tu. - bed cut off Ents,:and (roan a sh emenuaicarion' OA formed again, in die present c....tory. the same he.. the French squadron was attached were erected sow.° . s.. . . Contioental Ewer*. seen these . plans which..4e mic anions which we* done Lay theusseven hone upon the sour of the ereetnion. They consisted of the, ied to to fixed upon a solid found.•tien, Nistsis dmd or a th ou sa n d y ca r i ago . little more than a number of oieres of heavy artil. 7 e hope. Th.: .u!,..et .. fairly hefoie Goyerosnoid, as moesurev win he token cult-Mood to t .:eve ties YiaJohertv's hati^vta in %Isis croon (It 'alt o the litteeless fabric of a Menet ; and our Lair- " But. st hen is ees [vet sus h ezetliont &via the lery, !testily brought together •....1 pl a ced in . in' b vitt ,Muir which inch • , enproiroked outrur Pt Mum, which had been cirsiswg plaits U./ dilate/re of tahatitauts et . An ualeiis. o c ramofest our utter ota. situstione as were lieot val.i t ietii Par m a n n T i, ‘ th e in: p., ~...,_ ( p m& Le. p ee , t 1 . .