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..711ARI ,000 wok tablish in Simin • Pyrfnets, , should alchrrcii, I OF?o -'.he gi..ssi rich uimy all thew army retainvil. rocks of ;th." • I prepors cmnpaigts I oftuitlor f Europe. iportalice. moment Jr readers • Eit*t In. ; o I k of his i.lnue M. the Curti. Dowm.i.; Cum., eon lb scwdat,t arcoa-Cir- Sir Mit a policy ; we are 111 It, is. ordi• merit ii.- mnerre, 6.'- 6 from tlo• noo l juit; un revour, to- he Clog , ••• • 1.1.11 e 11% We - to-. 11 t'r 1 Fial& I-; • and woo: it) to A" the Cul,- little to :eating the Elm Wu.- Ing in Aus-. 411 Shill lin. Kannig.- is. however I mime, the cy br for .elerite the Call/111,13. rctly into trope. Ile • isbir, while ,o%%er ; not urn•Pu , or CaO, nr , to Napies, rzionerl by a r, ur a Ire% pretence nt r South. TS mt. Tutu Ohl Lome 130- mem:cell by iccou tie bly, inertial 91.4 r bead collie iHI tint opt.- milt' {His he it., drib ing NMAV LB, b appeers, thus re-rub fugitive So u at Frank- ISO import- ity to Bohr make incur ingdoin, and i•rcctt at be neon fot the with, wheys g, in the vi 4, a body tit" pops: Under ion might be would great robe. NA,rotzor• T- `'.---^-..M.-'.N^. banks of the n in West dely assailed ends one or ient ands fditigargeiost iird naval and llotoitalous of ently, es Bri- t o ns, wish slime's to this alleintit, yeti Wit think it W)uld not be difficult to indicate pMiits, at Once is , re vulnerable, and far more importuat tit the copse in which we are eaga4eil, than ally attempts on the kingdom of Naples, even though they should be crowned with aucceas. Jltsaat dole out reee able the yoonger brothers of Boesisairees see. He has already re-conquered from us the isle of Capri ; Gisete has brim tendered almost imine4iiable, mid onty, prollllily, tidy our eilints tocarry evident, diaugh it retry en t. , •-• U. to, molest the trade, and to teeerstf in say sa:ylies fans. the city of Naples, WOdlti scarcely. thong's achieve 1, compensate for the etptiese :in I loss of urn alticli it ;mist demand. Cette. Porto Veuere. or A iema, in the Ailrietic, any of these, which °pea a passage into I..iti4ue doe, or lot° t..o.ol)artly, Or into the ceatre ul Ltaly, .11.1 . h:tve beet' farm le!t, 4.14 Dare iu ti iae'y wore e al) r.l t'i • F. cll. .1 E.11"/Or. t the re lisetiou of or evu.i Hilts that of Naples' itself. in Spun. street ober trity versa 4ei eiepr , )vitiCem of that .I‘..ro.ive oo.lwry. owl we ate (even oar Ministers.) ton ill-ilifisruied of the vassal condition el' L.- cl, 0 the Astoria'. and Nen , Castile, t.i b • a /. •to haadal way decided opinions on the resul.• of her actual operation?. That Wot,Less , r.r.y ail CilEsT4 o;;:, !of). as twit PrTISREORII7OI twit. did. just Si I that Feant a •111, the 7th nuiy b•p re;A 1 •,: as, as the Archduke 17 ...naat.Es of Austria W.., ;ji the Eaglish, in the beginning of the host vetitiiry ; three events are, we delottit, inoba:ile. But, tse expitleion of JosEett from nu to .4114 insures nor success th In.larchy. lie is mild, moderate, and, what voree, hP proutiiies the reform of abuses. The Ebro, the fortresses, and the Pyrenees, will shelter Dion. BLAME has been recently defeated in Arrorn. The Catalans make no progress before flarealona. Noe and SJU br will re-appear on the scene et war, we may be assured. Neither the Spanish Juista, nor the S,►wi,h penile, thstigh Pyal, .have hitherto manifeste 1 ally great national r 'erre,. All are serum. it, ; tho' Lancia too deep, cum**, and weig'ity, we believe. forthe d..cisitia, on runny 1,t,45, of the majority of suzli a Cabinet as Duos. IV. *halt remine the sub ject room, The Earl of CIIATFIAbi arrived at Ramsgate on Thursday morning. The whole. however, of the firer to be employed in the Grand Expedition had nut reached the Deeps on Thursday night. The pert of it embarked sit Portsmouth still remained their, and enure more troops wire expected at Kano:gate. Tlw particulai 4 will be found in our na sal column, to which we slosh to call the attention of our Readers, os it daily almonds with interest cig intelligence upon this subject. The wh. It em. hirkation could not be eomplrtill before last night. The great body of the homeward-hound Wed India fleet may lie iladi expected. 'Two of the nape arrived 0 Ti lay to the Downs. The bake uf Kest psi•ket is arrived a t Falinnuth, with mails Inn a Halta,(itbr.tltar, and Catlit. Tney Lring nothing nest; ' Sir RICHARD Sta46HAN has hoisted his flag on board the ilesethyit, in the Down: , . The Unit. !haw( Wt:t.t.tit.c.l - , And Mr. JOHU Fosses, Pr.vatn Secremry to the Marquis Wit.- Lenge, left town on Tilttrs I ty fur Portsmouth, to embark for Spain. The exertions of the Nay.tl departments at Deal are extrwordinare : in the Di. k-yard the whole of the persous r.uployeti there (front the indefatigable Storli-kee ( wr down to the lahoorer) are meeasently engaged front iivit in the morning till nine at night, the 11. 'mires Oliees, a similar assiduity is Perceptible. Thunaty m Honig, la boats, with about SOO tine young !ellen., who voittlitet•:-ed their services I. join the Ezatelition, main of them belonging to t - i.• River Fencti,b , ,. (garret, on board the entß in river hi, that nano se—they were allowed a ~ 1 of istisie. Several of them were at the sier t , : C o p en h agen , w i t h L or d NELSON. and recent y 4rought house the Danish Prizes, for whirl) they received, besides tlwir pay, an honorary medal. The lit and id regiment of horse had a field day, yesterday, on Wimbledon Common. They weft . commanded by Lord lINATHiIItLI). It one of the charges, two of the men were thrown from their hones, but were not materially hnrt. The Nephrite, TrinstAs, front Newfoundland to Prlace's IstAtil, was lost 29th of Juue, off Cape Francis. • Captain of a vessel who was taken shoot two vears since, and has been confined at Valenciennes, 1 is made his esespe.—llle lauded at Deal it dee or " 1 * 81 .1 n, and gives the following description of the ships and force at Finishing :—At Flashing only sine frigate, and 15 gun-bouts; about half way be tween Flushing and Antwerp, there are nine "I the line, one ship of $0 guns, and one fri gate ; the ships hove all their gulls in, and their cemplenieta of men, and they communicate hr "gnat with the frigate stationed at flushing.—At Antwerp there are bedding seven sail of the tine and one frigate.— There are two battalions of Prue .inn ruddier*, and out of Irish Brtg.ide, at Flushing, nonvoting to oboist 4000 men.—At Antwerp there ire ni great tawny conscripts, many lately arrived titere.—At Cainpbire there are 15 gun-ha:its, the f;rangee taken, and two schooners, and it few soldier*, The conscript. hays bpen called ',it for IslO. On Tuesday evening, the once celebrated Crab, , 10 for some years shone a bright luminary of tlw .•14,ilistic school, paid the debt of nature, after a ry short notice, o:t board a Gravesend boat, on his to Loudon. . '-- . . . ~ .N. 4 9- 4 fi i .t. GLASGOW THEATRE. Last night, Mrs. Monis, of the lett Theatre Drori-lane, sod th• celebrated KM Mu- Ott, made their first eppeariffice at our Theatre; the former is the character of Mrs. Haller, us the Play of The Stranger; the latter, us that of Rusulss. Ma, its The Soares; and we venture to judge, by the applause, no audience ever kit more gratified. Indeed, to have an opinion of the extraordisiery ta lent& of As. ) ou fans: see, helore you eats believe; we Iwvr iso doubt, Irons the impression of last night, they may expect u full attendance for their remaining nights. IVs see, by advertise:aria, BISAUMUNT appears in the character of Joie Shore, to-morrow evrtnn, , and, smiler s•lrcisin,st mete which., we have nn doubt, will easeie mussy to attend the Theatre. Roca, our old favourite, gives his services, %mg.', on this occasion; and, on Friday evening, Mr.Cnuitavoliteri forward, in a style of Is heraltty that does much credit to the exalted talent of that Gentleman he performs in Play awl Farce, and in two of his greatest chrracters.—(Glarguie Courier, July 18.1 JuLY • 1 9. Colonel and MO. Bastard, the tiew-infirried cod pie, have been here, an a vi.it to his brother, with whom they have sprat time bones-nfoom The tao famolies ere among our departures to their country seats is. Devonshire. The tools is filling abundantly; Bath and Bris tol, during. the last week, have furnished it with numerous arrivals, and have caused u visible change in the evening promenades. Autoil the latest are— Sir John arid Lady Hawkins, Load Clinton, Lady DonsHy, Lady eniabruck, Mr. Hawkins, Sir Matthew Blakistua, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Neal, Miss Chapman, Mr slid Mrs. Larlhinok and family, Mr.. Compton, Mr. sad Mrs. Wait and faintly, Mrs Perkins, Rev. C. Meffre, M.-. J. S Sirius, Mr. Charles Leigh, Mr. and Mrs. Agar and Coady, Mr. G. Vutord, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Barker, Rev. W. H. Clinton, Mis s Whitehead, Mr. and Mrs. R haw and family, Mr. and Mn. BradMersa aryl family, Mr. and Mrs. Widmerley sad family, Mn. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. C. Buxton, Mrs. Lyater, Mr and Mrs. Fitsherbert, Mr. sad Mrs. Parker, Mr Kean, Mrs. Higgiason, Mrs. Berge'', Mr. Dyasuck, Mrs. Parr, Captain and Mrs. Dampier, Captain Spear, R. N. All A Bayntau, Mr. Gerardat, Mr. and M t s. Gear, Mr. T. W. Gosselia, sm Bashes, Mr. and Mrs. ViCIIWOW and family, Mrs. Leslie, General amid Mns. Kerr, and family, Mrs Clea ver, Ms. Terelsell, Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. M ew l a mad finify, Mr. glahleyn, Rev. C. N. Michell, Mr. and Mrs. MOM; Mr. sad Mrs. Willman, Mrs. Fisher, Captain mil NM. MOM and heady . Captain and Mrs. Mer cer, Mr. Mfg. sal Las MAW; Mr sad Mrs. J. Du Pit Portlier and Away, &e. ace. _____,___........-....-- Her Royal Highness the knives. of %VALES lin- DOUted the Lyceum with her presence, last night. Lady Awe HAWII.TOIII gave a Music Party, last night, at he house, in Henrietta -street, Cas a mh,l,- square, which was attended by Prince Srsitaxis- BERG, Marquis of Dournis, Countess of Coax, Lord Aacets•rds HalaILTOl4, POILTIJUVESI: As- SAMIADOR a Mrs. PIGIOV, arid several ether Fashion able+. The Marquis of Dotiiii.as gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at his hoes* in Grosvenor-place, to Prince STAUILF.6IBIIIIO, Earl of OXFORD. Lord AllitlilllALD HAMILTON. the PORTIJUULiS A. asAssuna, and sierreeal other Nobility. Lord and Lady Gtoarie CAvaanisu returns to town thir day from Eastbourne, and intends to dine with the Duchess Dowager of Hurtsoci, e.: her house in Sackvillshatreet. A new instance of the. Bri.t.nrciroe's astonishing talents occurred no Sunday last, at her own house, where sheeting, at first sight, a fro wn. air, from a voufftehur of Mr. SAWCI.I. WlSLar i which, wl. though •bonutling with difficult and very rapid di visions. she executed without a single error. The last arrivals at Bath are : Lord Bohm*, Lady Somerville, Ron. Mr. Talbot, SirJ C. Rippisley, Sir C. W Bung ) lele, Gen. Itmghario, Colors,' Trail, Major Aubrey, Rev. Dr. Mrs. amid Miss Veiny, Rem Mr. Brake, Inv. Mr Rogers, Rev. Mr. Jag, Rev. T Dark*, Capt. anal Mrs. Babies, Capt Pliant, Cap, Jame, Mr. and Mr... Best. Mr. and Mn Wright, Mr and Mrs. Glascott, Mr. and Mrs. Rom, Mr. mad Mrs. Whismurs. Mrs and Mom Mulford, Mrs and Miss Temple, Mn. and Mira Noble, Mr Valp ) , Mr. Matthews, Mr. Melissa, Mr. Prised, Mr. An. derma., Mr. Jostler, Mf. realkeser Mr. Allow, Mr. H..as son, Mr. %unwell, Mr. Wads, Mr:Cartwright, Mr. Blake ay, and Mr. Ltferre. The Provoked Hollmsd was performed at the Cheltenham Theatre, on Thursday night, under the, patronage of Lady Wt LUAU IiCN tINCIii Lord Tamely, by Mr. Huta' se, Lady Twenty, by Aliso HOLMA N. Cludiesibm is crowded to an immense degree, and the Theatre is favoured with unusually great patronage, the boxes having been taken every night this week. Among the moot conspicuous mimes writ , --- Laity Walefbrd, Loot Reantare, Lady Charlotte Gnald, Led Tarmac. Lord and Lady Tarn, Sir Ralph and Lady SiMmialtit, Marquis et My, Lard William and Lady Bra thank and a larger femme of Fasbarisabeas. The test Arrival+ at Cheltenham are— nas Right Him. Lord and Lady William Sentinek, Lord Blayary, Sir William sent lady Ahdy, Sir John and I.oviy Thomas, Sir Hugh Owes, Admiral Greene, Colonel Prohan, Colonel Burruwes, Galant' gilwarrb, Lieut.-Colonel Willis, Lient..Coloael Dowse, Lie m at.C.olonel Manott, Major svs*s, ti Svaas, Caila Sainervilla,' . Mickrtn, Capt. Minden, Ley. Mr. &master, Rev. Mr.c yley, Ram. Mr. Famacourt, Rey. Mr. Bedfurd ; Am Mr. Wallett, Rev Rich rd W e il., 111, Mr. AN4 Mrs. Irvin*, Mr. and Mrs. Have, Mr. M,. and u As St. flialatin, Mr Maw and Mir James. Mr and Mn Jephsoa„ Mr and Alm. Matireasle, Mr. and Mr. Gralitha, Mr and Mis. Goma. Ur. JAMES MATTIS:4, who hell uadertaken to pull a pound wei4ht, tied toe stria* a aide long. will emnirwrict hes task. on Sultan" morning., on the Clapham road. This curious undertaking was l i trued at Newinarket some few yea's ago, avid it could not be performed. I The Lady alto has been spoke. of fremeentely as having performed 1000 miles In Me how% at N est market . ili 17th, did it tinder cireumstaam far faint difficult. Sine was hacked by this pesseist Div kr ()IR& oisrusisstsv, who staalthse LimaiMAlscll Site wits allowed to do the 1000 nos. oa a moue liorses as she chose, writhes, regarding time l' • 4 41 she din the. match in its days, arid tase-thirils of the time nn one favourite horse. The Lady took her rest regularly at night. and rode in the day time 40 a r. 50 matt. IP/Now/ft — A Assn Es. • AytAtmt AND FALSE IMPIIIONMENT. t rtIAM Olact. , 4. A PA uoSit,l. Wk. COSINITronw i L'rr Aso !UMW DUMPS& This was nu action for an assault and false IM prisossrueid, under the following circumstances, es stated by Mr. BpapouGn : The frPlointiff was a labouring man, residing in the loans!) of Droxford, Hoots, in the service of Richert! Goodlad, Esq.' a Magistrate for the coons fp The Plaintiff vim of quiet and honest habits. The Delendant, Cohhett, was the well known AP T ~ thor of The Political licgiitt.r ' • who , for the lust, , firs or six years, h a d bee n traident at Botley, in that cuuusity. He was loug the pretended friend and advocate fur the liberty of thesubjeet, and the privileges of Engliahmen. At the Public Meet ings iii that comity, he had taken a conspicuous part in declailuiag agaiut the ahem of limier, and was then addressing weekly letters to the people of liampahire, urging the necessity of $1 reform 111 the state. its order to preserve the ends of freed iiiii 'rand the true spirit of the Eitglish Constitution ; hut the cliaructer which hr ii , sitined was badly sitei t ortesl by his conduct in domestic life. lie was opprea sire mod severe around the whole circle which his power and influent e extended to, the sequel or which would ill ulecord with his professions. 'l'hr other Defrictatuts were 111 nekvnitlis. Mint was the Constable of lintley.and possessed considerable property ; IJuhlier was the 'rfthingruan of that place. About the latter end of December kit. the Plaintiff's brother, Jesse Burgess, then about fifteen years of age, went into the service of Cobbett, to remain until the Michaelmas follow ing. In the month of February, the boy went home to his friends, at Drusford, about live ni.les from Botley, and complained that his molter abused him, and made use of the most gross lan guage, which terrified the boy, sod ceased him to express his terror of being with him; his mother would not attend to history, but aditiouished him, and directed Iron to return to his master, slid that site (the mother) would cell on his master and converse with Nun on de subject; the boy accordingly returned; on the Id of March he again returued home, and informed his mo ther he bad ran away from his place. as his master had aboard him to, he could not stay ; his mother iiiquired if he had informed his master of his drteroitnation to leave him? he an swered, " yes, arid that his master had hilt& him to• hold his damn a tio n bothering tangos, fur lie should not go away." About 10 o'clock on the 'night of the following day. the Defendant. • As lett, apprehended the boy, under a warrant *ratted by Mr. S m ith, a Magistrate at Southtun, upon a complaint made by Cohliett ; be stated the boy to tie a servant iu huslsaintry, which he never was; and that he had alitconded from his senior. As lett made the buy prisoner, and brought him to Botley, about ; his mother and brother accompanied I After waiting an hour ati the greet, the landlord of the Dolphin hut wive them a reception for the rest of the night, tine In.ny being in custody of the constable. About eight o'clock in the morning, Mrs. Burgess, the boy's Inother, went to Mr. Cobbett, wh om she met in the gar den. She addressed hits by saving. " I beg your pardon, am come to speak iu behalf of tin; boy." To which he replied " Damnation seize you! I won't hear what you have to say." The mother then said," I hope you will, Sir." He re plied, " I hope I shu'n't ; send your boy on ship board: if you had not encouraged him, he would not have been guilty of such a thing." The mo ther replied, site dud not encourage him, and hoped hr would hear what she had to say. To which Cobbett answered, " D3lllll you! 1 won't hear what you have to say ; begone, you old bitch, off my premises ; I desire yOU nut to enter my house ; your boy shall have no inure than the law allows him, if he has so much." Mrs. Bur gess then weut back to her RM . , ' and repeated the eloquent conversation which had passed between her and the celebrated political writer ; the De fendant, Dnbber, had takeu the place of the con stable, and &greed that they should go down to Cobbett's • on their way, Dubber recollected that he had been forbidden, by the advocate of freedom, from going ou his premises ; fearful of the maii of liberty, he went to look for the constable, leav ing his privomer at large, who took to hit heels and ran off; just iiftewards the constable came and inked where the boy was? his mother answered, he ars gone to Mr. Culthett's, and she was following lime ; he answered, she should nut have let hint go without him, for Mr. Cobbett would swear finely. The mother then returned to the inn, and called her sou, Wilhite's, the Plaintiff • who went with her and the constable as far sa the outer rate of Cobbett's hone ; the constable went to, but the Plaintiff and his mother proceeded on the turnpike road on their vr.,y home. When they lied gone about a mile and a half, they heard some horses gallopping, winch proved to be the Defend ants, Aslett and Dabber, gallop rig a ft er t Wenn as they approached. they hallowed. Stop, you old stain iii—.top, you fellow—you have done us a fine job to-day." They did not stop—the tonidaWe cried out, " I've a pistol, I'll shoot you through, if you don't stop." They were soou overtaken, and the countable saiil—" damn you. old woman, hairs you bark, and pot you in prison, in your snit's stead," laying hold of her by the basset Mil hair. The Plaintitt held up his stick, and said— •• touch her if you hire— t 1 you, do, kueuck you down, you have on anthority to take its; touch my mother if you dare; where is your authority ?" To which Aslett answered—.• I will ore to that we will let your mother shier ; we will hove yon." Upon whiCb, the Plaintiff sard--sw I desire to know by wha; authority you seize me on the King's high• way?" To which Aslett auswered" By the order of Mr. Cobbett, if you must know." Thes. imme diately *matched the stick from the Plaintiff's hand, titling horn a 'Nine null a thief. Aslett desired Masher to like tile Plaintiff io the Dol. phin. dud, if lie woe refractfty, to ha.tdeuff him ; ho was detained in custody topwa.-.1. of three hours; ho repeatedly requested they. would allow him to go to his master's, Mr. tiosialliol, who was a 40.- tree of. the Nave, as lie was ready to slower r fizzr thing he had done w ro n g ; this Ashitt said swore lie *mild hare Win down to Cohbeit's, front wiwassfi he should be seat on .• •. ' . ship,-board ; the jriniaggp wqi taFen in cutter' dy to Batley% ..104ie 'that •his niother, she as also a 0 timer scout Oaken in earl* by the direeti art . •t. S•tallitilear wham Cob bett wait to - peceive 01411), at a Mr. Srateles, Attorner. address, , ; himself-hi Drabber, enai v bald Yemen. hagrentem rsigamtn.you shell het/deka Pay.all—l'll,din . styrni...!, If I limmecnt, Sir, Luther.—Coilartf o rraid..." Yea, damn your era s e you let the Prisoner ru apdy." He turned usPlaint. dr 'tnsolher, and cdlle,lfser 'Kim& and a bramlysfaced 'Mr. Niettmh ittiliallat present, although hie was, trials cede.* was giving way to the d ara ffi dellwr .m alt mind. He went t < , I • Mr. tillie hos retartir he meotiutied the .Magjegaite was with hinge and. dlartlit hlalstilf and santher wen:guilty of., fraud cud - robbery. I.y being ace-runty to the escape of the boy; mid if tbry did not deliver the hoy at hie house, by lour o'clock on Monday, he would ladle' them at the •Wiachester amities. It was midnight before the Platutiff and his mother got home. This statement was fully suede out in evidence. . Mr. JEsTu., Counsel for the Defendant, con tended ; that it was a combination to bring the ion. lilies! character dun Ulefeialowt, Cobbett. into die- • rt putt, Oar v.illed Ile evidence. Mr. Jwstice Lawaxece then summed sip the • ecishruce. with his accustomed perspicuity, and ob served. if the Plaintiff WQ4 taken into ctostedy. with. nut any Lintel authority, he was retitled to da mages. The Jary were to eietreader whether the. other ()ennui:mid had acted eisislee • tike order of' Colibett ; w his own Need he bed not - a doubt hht they did. With respoet to the mesh, there wk. ; o pretence for "eying dims was any' ea. • ' thorny ; w hair ver might have born the eons:thee et the buy, it would not justify the Defesidinits in the offence th , i had committed no the person of the Plaintiff. Ile had no difficulty iii use : tog, it was done without any antherdey of law whatever, end there cook, be no doubt but they were guilty of false imprisonment. He was iteta lose to know how any political question ' could lie attached to this cause. Gobbets war Wens the Court, the same*, any of his fellberambireellis, and the same kiln, a should he done him : he had doue all unlawful arid oppressive act, nod he was amenable to the laws of hie country fur it ; the charge against him stood encontredicted, and the Jury must give a verdict against him. It lay in their breast. to say what damages the Plaintiff was entitled to; they would diet is consider of their verdict. • The Joey, after ten minides'coneldeatieentetera. ed.& verdict for the Pleintiff—dgentra 11111. • 771 k EXPEDITIOAS • roavationew, aut., SO. The transports lately arrived front Cadiz are ordered to the Downs; the Expedition dill re. 11111 . 1111/.‘Villti S.W. ttaingirre, JULY 20. The Earl of Chatham arrived here this nmersimr. Lord Rosklyn ;toile Generel Nloutriesor ass also here, cud other officers of rank, mentiovied int Six troop,. of the tido Light Dragoman, sad troops of the ,id, or King's Owu Heavy Dregmtemes-i• wtje embarked yestadeiy, and part -sailed oat 'ail the harbetu the mese aitsrasen. and•the this morning. -ode Early this morning, two more troops of the saiii Dragoous, rad mine horses belonging to thee/Nl* were embarked, and sad this afteestems fag 1114041 Downs. Those belowgiag to the Couttsimistive, a Bakers, Coopers. am, ise. are all 041 boon', owl bat alio sail to-day, it is espected. , • • ./ 4 . 1 It is uow said here, that the 24 civ Qwews•a Beep. veAinient of Dragoons, are also to jests 00,74; 1 : Con, and embark from this place ; this it has nut before boo* italsed f "r that service. A quantity of steeasiscoOduPPlult here. rod. from appearances, the whoje will be completely clubman.. ed lrq to-morrow /. The feet espies/1N h Ilimegageggli. je arrival; but a &se Aim the Seer s fie tor : ohnreaels, with store*. artillery, victua ll ing, a &c. &v. Mille round the North Forelood lash h and are to-day anchored in the Downs. Dolma, JUT., 10. ; Yesterday, two ladies, with a black utod-sorvittot,, cone on .hone here nut of ii Dutch galley', from Caen, where they had been landed Irmo the Rem • Indies. They have much the appeerance of E a ... lish ladies; the hsllint is bound to London, with er s cargo .if wine.—lii the evening two homeward.. bound West Indiainen posted, one of which is called the Speiser.; they parted from the fleet, IQ all shout go soil, on the titith hot iltaletb, in agile of wind.—One gentleman was leded. • Sir it-A:wk.—We can just discern, with please., a fleet beatiag up from the Westward. hut with the present wind it will not be off here before tonnor. row morning, it being now from the N.E. ; tut this fleet appears to be mostly vompueed of tarns ports, as we can only snake oat two or three ships of war among them. OVAL Cul? gO. Arrived the Orris, Wood., frogs Nesir•York, sad sailed for the River.—Wind N.W. The Duke of Clarence arrived helm lest with his son, a Midshipman en board the Stern s - 1 Admiral Keats. The Earl of Chatham paimod through Cauterbiirt. this morning for Ramsgate. General Sir John Hope also left Centerbory this day for Rainegate. tIARGATt, JULY The greater port of the vessels remaining in nor Roads yesterday, (only one division writ away fit the afternoon', are gone, this marotaig, to the Down.. A large feet of gins-boats, and some ships of war, (supposed from the Sore), are at an• clior its the Queen s Channel.—Wild E. silrEit!ttst, JuLT 20. The whole of the ships of war, gun-boat., thins. mitt., &v. eke. destined for the expedition, tolled from hence. for the Doerr, early this morning ; a entall part went yestenley,ni all shoot YOO sail. StorOrdskar Q sneer Sefoidos contorted un Fri day poor gPri, who wes•iteircand dumb, in swearing her child, afforded the ("enirtrnrisidernhle amersonient. She contrived to make h erself tinder deed by signs. After two hawse! it , or Ile ilisquisi. new. doting which the Bench divulr•d in opinion, the ;ban was duchiegoil.