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Mrk LUG ENCE. . PAPER& • uorroi my nett. :71( z 34. arrival fraso titoctrolua last repaired oil lamrd ti. Pec tin tiOtt, it i. Amid. sail the Jeutioatioa yet eetuatos .• learnthia nromeot, that eie oltira packet tp! •1; !risks. Ciptuiu J. C. Nl4Nne, is on the tirmr - 4.5 for Englund, wilt Colonel e4 , 11-nty,,att:l dispatches from ittkinral Sir limits . . . STAC9II,OLM. JU SA 23. • Loyal Majesty has reyt , iv'eti the foilowins . ILuort from Field- tlar.hal Kliux....;:— “My last Jamul was of the pa NH" giiiiiieej au ac .. !Milk ei tits passtiesn of th, tstra, wit'ult it still retaius. •Csoiemal ga.stlahs retteracel t • „J.-, .:Ise 411 inst. tlsat an the t 4etostastist* tar he Oftlerril f wutelnut-Colotsel Falshityle to gOilF WO, lal••••••1 , .. 4.. or eleah . sty the ruk.:4- . r 5.., hSicl the soma, isa.l iunne.l iu that place. Au 111 SeetWie arie.tted themeeitits sr:lh so • •• gallantry awl ouire•st, that thej took the tuazar.inr, •is ?sort which Ka..4:A.:fainted autaagabe inhalt42nts, a...: sta•utesystrral rteserier, R ICE L ItR. ll•'s•t-qu who', CtIZICOLI4..I 7.3: lip 18018: . ••••:(.4g:C/16/trial. 4 C-rEN, Siva eg.) • • stair :mor.m. mcz e 3. , Tar folkeviilig two Re-.orb in. e tree ret;titctuf by li.: impel Ni,t,trt - , fritin A i.e.;er-Urererni tiptoe . 1: tgewitcl4 1..4,4 li j Afatioeua.l, tin!! 1; /!..lout. aact • Tiorl.oi. tar i 1 ,4 of Ihe aurae 'tamale.: While I was Via* at surlier in Ber;harnw ' the tlth owd Path blatant, on atleavatit of contrary winds, I weer. ed • ameliorates, :hat is of the risiny'si goo-boats were motioned hoar Jessfareoad, eta intoy•diately eutnoisaicated Ulla to itiliigrwer to Adua-ti illjert,eries, and sleeved taro to ken) Vat Abotilla ha theca, since, in my farther advance Ite.Alto, .1 wood/ dimities my Link mud rear. to ewanoequeeee of a 1.. wearable Osage ti the wind, the feet sailed on the lad; at seties, sod *speeded to 2 !Obtained, where it jutned the fieo.twig fros, 4 arn.....ats. a , t , l 4 ilit-hottutaini boats The sleet dr "pot taa 4•w a , Ettalltnimvusti, inn mated there for feather advice iron) Admiral Kniaistjerin. nu 11w 16th, 41 sae o'clock it the caoraii.g, Lieutanaut-Colonel Jaamou arrived, wills • elivitiwn of the Alrulrr.l's siaailion, an whose wield all the erred ships gut soder Ne:sch, and steered for Pampa, is order I. attack the Russets Lt‘tilla.- l arerribers4 Oar, iaet.astace was received that the enemy. availloglkhoorN of& (Avoidable breeze, bad weighed saelear, and ed Otedisg fur Perdue. • 0 The bit received irritate to weigh; sad oe ear arrival of Prestwick. the lartii-rest punt of Z.l ag , the advanced pods • of Nis taro reported, that the enemy's flotilla had proaaaled to Persian. Not blew able to obtaio any nitelbgeocc of the *raw roarer which the enemy bed tubes, I ordered the but to drop a Ann; in which sitoatiosi es ividdited until Admiral Weida bused rime that the Ilddis• glotills wee bees at seshor Is Saatiosavanati, between dam Maeda if 1140,101110 WA Sanwa. The feet immdisssi set 'di la reeve of the soeune detain, shirk sear wee sr (idyl to dna, whale oer bad tosepseheaki deist drew sins leastrai of Ilideersods, resalmos. adilleaae. 01 The easy soder way emeasead, reisirced by .oast too 914111110istni, and das.ramonis of the regimen of Abadan OA Shanietanig is Alerted Ws lbws brigades, eadademied . eby no* ZOllMOyelai, sod Lisobiadd-Odsasis /Leder won did &eon Wrangel. ; " Kidweedood, 'ph Joao, low" - " TM I: tli Jess la die akersaea, all the area ships and disosports • eiOred aerlow,sadideed garlsorpoo. hod weenie F . wonder to 4ot tier to dearer Of lid diet of tram. tot;tas sp. As tad as they led *old the Seat, we . a s the legb. la the eiondes, bet MOO tetrads by 101sItion odds, to toast again to ma se hue . Ca labliti 'Se sdarrortbed, that addleadavriatilla hid sleeved . • ampesegAsadget into Alto, when it was lyiag ender the . thissereas etas' plume. The oiled esteleg fair ea the ieth, the eke/ feet gut coder welsb, odd brought op at sight abseil dove fourths eta Swedish talk from Abe, elicit the * troops were boded the same night. r' As doe as the barre-gearde lied eliadoen were Mena bleted, they died off to ford the 'domed med. ander the adere of Captain Broberg The first brigade , composed of the foot pare* covered hy a detsclueest of shsepeboolsrs ; sad the soloed, cal. 's, ing of oaths, lansol le line of bet tie. About two hiti:dreil of Ate emit, commanded by Lieut. Mrifing, hero to coustruct as eat, ehelmorat to eiwer the hosts. Tlie two bettaliose which erre posted le Kim. and Kesteven, and met with sic enemy ' received orders to leav e 'pitied aid lieradred sees in eachh isle, and to sake • descent * it Lila.", with the bast of the troops. " At half past eight o'clock at eight tlie first sad screed brigs, e, with the field.satil:rev, were lauded and ad-ranced to Ails Le ao, es the Lista road ' to Abo. At eight o'clock, the Amain of ck:reieved peat, be„ a to Iry as the enmity's Coasacks, an.: iertied fords ards in order to support the gun!, acd ehar.eurs. The enemy, shout moo anon:, OC• copied an ales re , r.a poCtioe, did aide a vigorous se e:mates. The a::.0.: sow became several, and the cocoa) 's corps was reuubrecil by 7 or sew teen. Your Knyal Ma y:sive [cards fought it geode might to fight, and the rharpsboraersfoo,;:;t with tit.' rested gallantry. le otwith- Mamba:: the est all 'a vast sepenwelty in nunilwro, they were nice repabed ; not hav:ag attired eertAin intelligeeee that the whole Ramis* force was advaariag from Tripoli, 1 Or•leiretl the troupe, later a very revere conflict, which laced f,arteen hones and a half, to re-timbal:, which was those with the sreitint seder, trader protection of the ;ma. b..... to. era at seer, .clock at eight the whole feel nag to an ep,chor off Kanto. - Our :cos is the above artiste =HMOS to lee, killed And Issoadeit • tf:.:(.;T-sArK, " Lerstedeas el, 1401. "C aanthnt:;trt., al." 4' SPANISiI DECLA.:ATION. DECLARATION •r WAR asatwsr Tar EMPEROR ow rkANCE, NAFI►LEI;N INS FIRST. Fravisays 11. 9evetub, .n 4 the lodic', wd ut bi. aonte, to the Sopre:ne Juuta of bulb . FlanCe, Snail lt•It 001Patillnelle. a the holpuor N♦re. IMO) Use Fast, bee vilAstreallnrib Spain the look seem! tr--Uas eres7.tl tier Al inorris—oh!:gtd him to a • 1.45.r.1 istartiestv void sad renunciation; bebeseil •ith.the siiase violence towards the Spanish whosilie keep. In hispanic—has declared that be sait CC %jog of Spr.iu, the m. et hurrilli!c attempt that ..cal led I actor)—ima sent his Troops into Spans, ea.aNi Airtrtact rci hew ctrital. and sclarred her Smarm otranciiiinst tine tent. rhea vaiaawll4.l against A f ea:a al awls a! aav,asinatiuss, rvaarrors, mad ealarard-of Illtltita; awl has dose wah nowt comma:ma an. grit.taale, tu tke unites which the Npsitisti Nation has re. dereil reitace ; to the • f'rirodahip it has rhswa her, thy* trrattsig st wstb the neat dres,,lfel perfidy, heed, aid! Iseuglitry, *Aril se wee 1111 IT committee native awry Notion, or !li l / 2 /mercls, In the moot biOsartdit or ardhit.uss lieut. or pewp:e fie Ls, is Lae, declared, that he %Al tramp's don d oar Noteercan war felted/mental LAWS, m,el he.ng shoat tilt ruin of on. I lot, Cetbistie Rettgitin —The may reseteety, -eels erevckse IS, whist SR w, manifest to aTI roiepe, is :1 seg., • I, eh e derive slainsw J the name ih, re:me of oar his,. lerdsase.l eve Seventh, and of el the Sysyr!, metioe„ we deviate war, by land m.. 4 era, agsso, et the Ltl111•11•W Nepoleew the Find, and age, .t fra.ce; we are Itct:raileel to throw °fiber destination am.l tyraen), erd eetrwiand all Srewierele to set hostilely aTainst bar, Su do Loo all 4aosaye, eeestcling to the la*: of I. s a e : , a o coshsr.sy it all 'read:la.:v. is mar 410.111 11 1 pro;-sty and es:ects, w eliates el- pact a Spala they ttaybf, whteiter beisarieg to the C.vorereat of to ea a that nation. to tt c cap c CVASICC we COM saw!. that no eenberisasausest our reuirotarion be dune to 'Owe Eiiesh 4411‘46U, as Gowernaseut, nor its shiits, pro pert‘, or eiftrts, nor wry indi,iduei of that nation y we .I.thire ttser dart eL.III be t pea and free communication with £:;gtunci; that we hme contracted, sad will keep, as araiii.tiee a ith her aad that we hop: to conclude a durable and tasting peace. IFturemee, we votost we will not lay down our arms till the Empzircr Napoleon the First has realerr4 to Spain our Kieg, Ferditmlid the Seventh, and the rest of the Royal Fa mily, sad has reopixted the sacred rights of the nation which he has sialatcd, Omit as her liberty, integrity, and independence. Aud thin we declare with the undertandiug and acci.tilance Lt . the Spanish elation. Wr command that the preatet solemn Deelaration be priatik:, waled, and circulated, among al! the people and provinces of Spain situ America, that it 'nay be known iu Lou ope, Africa, and Asia. Gireu in the Royal Palace otAlcozar, at Seville, this Gth ofJunc, lbCB, B] (kdcr 01 the Sorer* Junta of Goecroment, ILISUEL MARIA AGUILA Sec . •a / WAN BAL. TtoT '.' Ull3O, Src. . - cq .7" F9R 'SIGN INT. gwEoisti . tier .... . [ „Sir .2.4 in Nuore strive gUtt Ile i:einsedt uMy on al railedi itu ittirlvitbel ; but It* JI THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY. .ILLY g. At an early hoar last inorning '‘ho following Balk:in Iva* iiu:ilished in t!..: 3lialaterial circle*: " ;•,, Jdy 4, " ,Di - c2ateLn live been reerive.l from Lord COLLIN IR woo n, d-tad tLe lath ui J aae, "Er Cadiz, stating, tba: tte Spaaiah .14.1;4.41 ika4 opeaeJ a tire on theFrrral Adra ~a. Roll Lv•caquidro.t, OR the afternoon or the lath of that month, whirls cautioned till seven is the sewing, sod at in tervals on tLc next day. " The french Admiral aCered to capitulate no conditions which wore rejocied, iiiithisig bet soco.l.litional bar tender would be accepted. Thz English squatiimi had mat catered the harbour, as the ilpsaistds thaaglit their mew (wet eutlictent Car rcdoctioa of tho treacle ships." About One o'clock tho fullou ing communication was mule to the Loan Ntsr-ott, ;tad affixed to the front of tire 3latisiou-honse:— " Adasiralfir-Oflet, July a, iftos. " My Imaa--Diepetebr-ii Lai* bees reoeWed at the Ad miralty, from Vice-Admirel Lord r.---LLlNewoon, dated off Cadiz, Jane le :—Tbe Spieler& had senweened the Treads Admiral Rosstzir to wervander, sad en his refuse], the Spanish battery had opened • ire on the French ships is the Caracas, oa lb* lath of Jose, is the afternoon, which lamed till half pest *erne in the *stain, mod continued et intervals the whole of the folios in day. Os the 12lit of Jesse, the Fitted' Admiral had ar. red terms of capitulation, which bed bees rejected out the part of the Spanish Cent inettaer, who refused to admit limy coudities short of abovislt senender. " The British fleet had not entered the lierbmir, the Spa niards dointing t►eir own forte &Efficient for t►e reduction of the French. (Signed) " 31 L; LG RAVI." The dispatches announced iu these lialletisu were hrooght to Plymouth by the ./fpilea cutter, of 10 guns, Lieutenant GIBBON 4. By the last ACCOtilltS brought by Lieut. TALBOT, Ginn Cadiz, which were doted the 7th, the French squadron, consisting . of five sail of the line aml a frigate, pall the semuent that escaped the dreadful havuck off Trafalgar. were moored pretty far within !he harbour, with the Spanish ships outside; while, in corsequenee of an arrangement made with the Spaniards, it divi sion of die Uritish Elect, under Sir Joax Gate, had taken a position at the month of the harbour, for the pun pose of preventing the escape of the French, or co-operating in au attack upon them, should it be judged isecssary. This being the state of things mi the 7th, the dispatches brought by the Alpha , a have brought intelligence of five days later date, .L.wst to the 12th inclusive. In that interval Lord C.n.t.tPtC.WOOD juinr.l Ada). Pu RV IS, and assumed the command ofthe whole British fleet, amounting, by this secession, to 13 sail of the line. The Spa niards having summoned the French to surrender. and the latter haring declined the invitation, the English offered their assistance. hut the Spaniards cocooning themselves perfectly competent to the purpose, refused the proffered aid. The attack commenced en theinb. Ott whtelif and theTiillowing day, the Fr' nch stood out obotinately, and received the cannonade of the Stoutish botteTies. The French, in the mean time, had moored out of the reach of the guns of the principal fortremes, ',lacing t henuels es in theChounel le ending to the Clart/tVal sr Dock-yard, where they wereaositiled again on the 10th by the Spanish gun-boats and -mortar-boats, and the batteries on the side of Leon. The attack war resumed on the 11th, and maintained for some time with great spirit on both sides. At length it reward on the side of the French, and Admiral lints; Le hoisted a Fag of truce and diapatelied a letter to the Spsoi•it Commanders, in which he offered to disinuatk his sUips, on condition that hostilities should prase en both aides. This pro position was siihtnit heisitation rejected, anti he was informed that notiiii,g abort of au 1111C0111dM tional surrender would be aceetite.t. The Sp*. mares think begs., to coin:true new batteries. for the pu;pose of re:it:wing their auat k upon the French fleet. and not the slightest dnu:it was entertained that the attack would he c.owned with 1•111.(.4.•••• The Admiral could only Ni.h to ut dbX the evil &.iy to gratify Naruca,ux, for altitaugh the Spaiiiat•as slioald not fire a rm. want of pre visions must in u few days compel his surrender. —lt is obvious why the :4,411161111i wish to rtice.te the suliiiiisaion of the French ;hips, rather thm. allow us to take them, as they will hold the pri soners hostages for the safety of their own troops in MINAPiutTL's power. It has bcen stated thutGencral Srmimes troops had huehed, nad umaned Cie batteries at eadiz; but this we believe is un error. He was on the point of procciling to the town of Avant:owe, the most south-western point of the province of Seville, the French having made an attempt to penetrate into it from Tavira, in Algarve. Catalonia has de clared iu favour of the Patriots; but the French, it will be recollected, were in possession of Barcelona, and tilestnong fort of Mont jui, which covers that har bour. Accounts, however, by the A IpAra state, that a French corps had actually Leen surrounded in Burceloaa.—We have not beard that the diTatche. confirm the intelligence of DUPONT having been attacked and defeated in the Sierra Morena; on the contrary, it was reported in our fleet that he had passed the Sierra Morena, and pushed his ad vanced posts almost to Cordova.—lf DI:PONT bus pushed on to Cordova, it should seem as if his intentioas were to attempt advancing to Seville. Tho Pariot i ll, aware of that intention, are sending their force to arrest his progress—they have in Andalusia 60,000 already enrolled, of whom .15,000 are regulars, their head-quarters are at Carmona, about 20 miles from Seville, and their advanced posts at Ecija. The Patriotic Junta at Seville have published a declaration of war against France. A copy of it, brought to England by the Alphea cotter, is gives, in a preceding col . We scarcely ever remember, since the commence ment of the 'French Revolution, the public mind more anxiously suspended, or its curiosity more painfully protracted, than - at the present moment. The recent arrival from CAM seems rather to have whetted and sharpened, then te have gratified it. let tact, however we may anticipate the surrender of the Viscount de RossitA's squadron, in the har bour of Cadiz, as certain ; and however we may, from motives of wise or enlarged policy, be desirous • that the . Spaniards, rather than Admiral Lord COLLINOWOOD, or Admiral Nevis, should re duce them is capitulate; yet delays are proverbially dangerous, and sometimes fatal. Meanwhile, wherever we cast our view, new matter of anxiety er of uncertainty ptesents itself. Lisbon is not only in the hands of .1111110 T, but even though he should, as we may presume, have thought it judi cious to evacuate that capital ; yet so, long us he holds the entrance of the Tagus in his power. which he effectuOy i>osSetieti ; and while he like wise can, by means of the aqueduct of Alcanture, deprive Lisbon of water at his pleasure, he carnet he easily reduced to surrender, or expelled from the forts that he occupies. lie is a man of deter mined character, and of vast resources; nor do we contemplate the result of an Expedition, planned by Mr. C•NNING. and led by Lord Cimm against Lisbon, without cousiderable appreliensiou, and even alarm. In this solicitude, we believe, we shall nut be singular. If we turn our eyes towards Bayonne, all is co vered with similar uncertainty ; and opens a bound less field of hope, apprehension, and conjeeturr..— Beyond the 41st of Juno we know nothing. At thist point of time tile Minimal- forsakes us, Row awful is the interval from tit a day down to the pre sent ! What events may not have happened ! The Corsican knows his situation, and lie will be rapid as well as decisive in his operations. Ile cannot recede, without shaking that opinion of his num eibility and superior talents which has made him the arbiter and the despot of Europe. lle cannot advance without incurring, porkai.s, greater ha zanlr Vet we dread his energies in the Cabiact no leas than iii the iield ; and we wont.' had violet:dig ee!titiii on which to repose our opinion. The Faris papers loosely assert, that MERAT was at Pi auntie; but we have always doubted it. ,impure the objects or the mode of his arrival in that city AMOR Madrid are stated. Nor is the day mentioned when he reached Bayonne.— As little de we know, with any certainty, wheth-r Durorce has been defeated, though of that fart likewise we have always inclined to doubt. The truth of di': pretended meal engagement, off Car thagetia, en the 24th of May, mint, we presume, be totally abandm.cd. Is MURAT still at Madrid ? Will BONAPARTE cries the Pyrenees to the rescue or is the support of his Lieutetrint-General of the Spanish Alonarchy ? Or will he content himself w ith sending Don Josses, the King of Spain, Gibraltar, and Minorca, to take posses:tee of his new damiiiimis, and to receive the hanbate his Castilian subjects ? Are Valentin, Murcia, and Ev treinedu re, actually in arms ? And are Cutearria. Navarre, and Bitemy, completely subjtct:d to the Corsican's contreni ? All these cnertions, a few periapps a few !lours, nosy revolve. Till then •.imt rest satisfied with etwjecture. Those v.lisi bee in Hoe A that reafa;nal, 134 , , kazoo; tap Nereus lent than Cods, can far aha.'t tam^ wily, *l'4 • 4 from ilt. pro, rtit,vspiste ins fttqre and fisli 13 , 1 t we, we aJ.O t awful telembi, yet reinikin of opinimi that he Lis V reached his utmost e!enatloa, and that, thoues' aay still waiiitaiii hiiaself in the enii:Lenee . c m ,as attainul, yet, that he never can agniu r ecs the position that he occupied is (lie e,es or a previous to his pre,riat atria:ions proceed:l against the Klbla and the i'daiauch) of j yo No Gettenbtirgli Mail bre ::aired. but we , received Letters mild Nucn f: ore that city to 31bt last. Geueral 111uonE returud to taut . from Stnckholm ca the night of the immediately repaired eu board the Virtu, ' The expedition aid., expected to rill ituateelin tint its destination till remained a secret. Gottenburgh Papers, from which this accoui• extracted, were brought by the Prince t t i fly extra packet, in which Col. Mc {MAY has rater to England, with di.patches bi c ,, Ulu! Sir J. SAtistanez. They contain two re • of the military proceedings in Finhind, both tbein highly favourable to the Swedith „. A Russian flotilla, consisting of 18 guent, which had taken shelter in Alto, remained V. ailed there on the 41st of June by a &redid' sq drum The Swedes made a descent with latent march to Abo, and attack the flutiilit both land mud sea, but were met by a Russian f, of 2001.1, and after a tevere action, which lasttd wards of 14 hoursolil ird to reim bark, intellige having been received that the whole army was advancing against them. Extract of a letter from on board the Nortia t krland East ladiatnati, doted Mukha, May t! 1808 We bare been detained here en accui of the Alexander porting from two anchors a. cables, but expect to sail this cloy in company sr a vessel fer the Catte of Good Hope, and oue I the Brazils." The intelligence trom Spain, brought AI t Aiphea, i t nearly a month old. Several vess from the ports of that kingdom must be mow tip their passage, and farther intehigence i. hourly a anxiously expected. None, however, tied urn when this paper Waoi put to press. Sir JOHN Moots is returning to England. to I employed, it is believed, chew tie thaw in the La tic ; sod General Hors is left in command of II British forces in Sweden. A peace is tilt:* rto eluded, hr coosidered to be certain, bet* ti.t. dco and Russia ; but, whether Denmark is Inds, ed or net, we are iiti:oraut. Gene►al Duaaoer:r•;t sailed on b. Plymouth, in the Pl7rer, of IS guns, with two Spanish officers, ou their We list• received letiers hole& state, that Sir Antu:a 14 tux-stir that city for Cork on the 2d and that tion is Lisbon. Nu more recent accounts are received bon than by the last dispatch. But and believed, that Jt.•ser, having session of the two forts that command t of the Tagus ; of the Tower of belcio, Lisbon; tt , :d of the Aqueduct or which supplies that capital sv: may make a long and efWctual 17,000 troops, it is baheved, an' I compel him - to surrender ; though , posed to have more than tmuu under to Pm tugal. The Spanish prisoner, restored their country by Government, have Orders have been receive!' at Portamout mouth to famish them with new clothes theirdevarture. Nothing is omitted Goveminent that eau mark our Spanish nation, and the e.ai with into her cause. The St. Niched, American pscl•et, ed L'Orie.it some time since, with dispatches from America. is arrive I and will shortly return to America. have heea brought by this conveyam. PlNfklity. The latest account. from Paris are the tall of Jura. c are sorry' to announce the loge of the Ra; brig, otf Cape St. 1 iuccnt.—The crew, 111,,sem we; e saved. ktear-Admiral Barris left town on ThurAe for Yarmouth, being appointed to hoist his fllgl the Bailie, under Sir J. SAUISAULZ, where he enimentl ) distinguished himself in Lord NELiOII action oft Lopehhagen. The Emmen deer remains quiet at Tettlow tow amoun to to twelve rat{ a the line ; two li ciao Hoe of bati k snipe hatioff, got ilito t!.:tt An evening print of yesterelny nays, .4 TN- Brest fleet came one a few days ago, amounting twelve sail of the line, and several frigst..s.-01 1 ' wags beta:matl--but a br ..ese springing afterwards, Lord GAMIIII.It 'tern• towards them; but the enemy. hot willim; to 14. , a na-tting with his Lordship, immediately mil hock wain. aml got under the protect.no the batteries."—We believe that this is the sxs movement which we noticed last week. _ A latter has }wen intercepted from a Frei , officer at Madrid, Potting, that na if the tit•lni ., a,' at Bayonne do not keep their promise of re , hicli the innergents of the province.. we are all km." lo the tinanish islands of Minorca and )Isjorr the inhabitants have unanimously declared their r elution to embrace the cause of their kilos irate on the Continent. 0;1 Mondav the .1141-Bent frigate arricel r.t Sri heed from PI) month. On Sunday ten amok waggons, escorted by a party of light limn'. lod' with elks of crollars, +mired at Portinnuuth London. On Mor.day three hroud-nhecled et on+ arrived there from Londsn,losil.d...th del:* 3 the whole containing 146 casks, with 5000 d' .art, in each. They were delosited at• the r :)fficte in the Dock-yard. On Teeedsv re , rm hey were taken out, awl put on board the it/c": •igate, she having come from Plymouth for Txpreu purpose of conveying them a broad. •ai:ed wit!: th-m on Wedni.niay merning n Monday f guns, for Cad return to Dublin, wh um was to I that hid des Ereiverl (rem • it it is end rs ag t oirielete and the tnt Helens, op t of Also c;th water; al resistiner. be neces..,ny Is he is not der his cow to liberty re not )et sal mouth and PI, pret Soo Al on the part re4arti for which we en ket, which rear Messengers a; I in the Lowe. ica. Dispatch iveysnee to M