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r I the wholeiperations, which wee* exec-mei with perfect seder and precision. An innumerable crv*d F ellediedfrom •111 purls, and cowered the . adjacent . . tills. M. Hiller, C:colo el ot thr Itewuzeol. Dour* and • numner of distiaguishe(l public • officers, had the honour ol being presented to the Queen, who, throughout her journey, ea saluted with an uurnitoous acclamation of •* Long live the King t Lot* live the Queen!" ROYAL CAMP ur PIALR, AUG. 15. The birth-dry of the Emperor was celebrated with all the pomp and military show which circuni _ stances would permit. Last night the gnat day was announced by one discharge of artillery, and it •was announced afresh by three today. All the vsymy imassesl iu re►►ew before His Majesty the Xing alp, the plain facing Messina. without the enemy dank 14 iotemtpt them. notwithstainiing his nu ►uetoos force, which consists of live ships of the • line, from 74 to $0 gons.'2o or 30 sysitre-rigged vessels. as many frigates, corvettes, and brigs, soil . 80 or 90 gun-boats. which are fixed on the Swaim' coast. 'he troops defiled. crying " Long live the -Emperor Napoleon I" whose name alone always id . eublr their ardour and enthu.iasin. The '`Xing invited ell the superior military and na rttl to dinner. Every officer of the Royal Guard invited three Officers from every bat talion of the army. and the inferior Office's of the Guard each invited three inferior Officers from the different regiments. Aiuong the toasts were— The • Zeiperor—The Eknress—The Kiag—Thc clues"-- , • and The Aroiy.—All the Ladies in Abe neighbour hood muse to the camp after the parade. to view the eutificial fire-works. Ices and refreshments were uhuedinitiv served. The greatest gaiety was exhi bited. and especially the 'stalest enthusiasm mani fested by the army and the iultabasota ref Cala bna. itATLIS, Ivo. 24. The head-quarters of His Majesty are stilt at Tide, within a short league from Heggio. For his accommodation, a very pretty pavilion has been erected of wood in the course of a few days, and which. both within and without,l, adorned with 'much twit?. This pavilion, from its (Reveled posi tion, commands a view of the 'fifraits of !gerbille, and the opposite engirt. The French and Neapoli. tan troops Occupy on the right and 10t. several •mill ancamprornts' along the cots' . 4 cslatina, and the flotilla is at *mhor under the protection of the formidable hold batteries. _ They contiuue here to seed off artillery both by land and s.it to Calabria. A division of gun-!roars has sbio jest set off. that have been lately built in . our docks and in that or Custellawar'..... .They are wry actively esuploy , i al.n in the conetructiun or a second division. The Kist; 'enjoys at Piale the bet state of health. The troops are abundantly provided %with all sorts of necessaries. The heat is fortu.ian-ly less violent than it has been during ether summers. The corn and oil crops, us well as tha vintage, prolate to b► abundant. The. culture of cotton is every year making grsater progress. an•i oni climate appears to be yes) , lavouraLle to this plant. inmate), tea. 13. Four large transport of, the enemy liJre left Dleisina this seeping, laden with merchuadize. end directed their course towards Naito. vwss!A. Extrinet of a letter f;;;;; Coma Rater:lo(y. dated front the Camp before ilardaehuck, nth July V. th August) 1810 w The General in Chief' of the l.nperial Army begin!! left a part of his army neer &hum's, outlet the command of hie brothstr, to observe the Grand Vizier, he advanced in person with the rest of his Unity upon Ittulschtick, to press the biese, already . begun by General Seas. . " he 2ld au assault was made upon the ram part of the City. but t!te depth Of the fusee, th e numerous palisades and defence?, erected by the Tullis behind the. rampart s rendered the ,assault frnitirtsi. Our low was very coriatelerable s and wou ld he fereie n siblv were it not compiniated by that of the enemy. the impossibility of carrying the pie& by maw force being ascothiirted, the army resumed its positions round the City'. and Continues to blockade it closely. To-day letters have been intercepted from the Coromandant of iturlechtteit. Bosnia, addressed to the Grand Vilier, which con firm our account of the. great laws of the enemy.— :Within his osin sight he lost e,OOO men killed or *alluded. Ile conjures the Vizier not to derr *ending him suhcours beyond funr or the day,. without Which he ceorou long defend the place, heating kit the hest part of his genitor). and not basing 'ogre then ten drys' provisions left. w At the departure of the Courier, the General in Chief received ihformatitin that his brother, the Coast Kamestsky, harl, On the 43.1 of July, ob tained a complete victory over the enemy, %alio merle • sortie from Sclidinlis, to the ain•nrist of 30,n00 fighting men, commanded by the NILZir of Brehilofi; and many Pachariunder his order's. The battle was bloody end obstinate. The our any was repulsed with considerable loss. and retired tb Ins intrenchnseats: We heat Eike° many prs - m•rs, amourwhotnareul'acha,a -i: • west dumber of miler (Avert; 34 s t, ua l and two Generals' batons, fo:I tutu un: I:ands." The kin,r IF:neatens alter hatiin tr.:- vdkd over S:otony, but .wrldeuly.lirtet , •d 114 'wire to 4 lerreohnt, w;.ere hr tww re tat% 11;s t.:ace is celtbrated by the tiligumes sect cl.ir•h lidi.l!iit it. INIC, At C. !3, rstroevue Arlolpttui tio:te.l the. I Luther rivitlt nt 1Vg!tc:1 1 )(rn, an I %sr( to :!:s nitn.t: that o!' Parr Grrat. vs sited the tozob of Lnt4er al. Lf. suu•h rxx(xrnkr, Stun. at). The operatic;:s of toe litio.iati army oi t fetttit nd poio::•.os Nos oce, ot-opy ri I ne of at (;cr . itiso ostler, from I),cl:eui to Varna upon the Mick Ce.4.7.lsyrtiv !olds this imireirfsot titseei ad:*lch i ontaina zti,kuo l'oorteen mils remit this fortrtss is east Eason isdresithe.l comp. So long as the Tasks can rr:isio this positon, the Hnesoins cannot, exposing tbeno•elve., 'nook, any pro gri•s• too!sra. Con•tanticoph• ; l•r•td, , i, their I'4oo sioi4 ssitt . bave support, fur the r.reteris pall of 11,11 A trig, iu stiou!bllttg the I) 14 not Geri% ht the tt..01.i is., lAA ihe 'links urn rawly • .tare-iw. 14.:• m,le. iu tilittiCCUlftitti; upon ltie net of the PIIMSTI. amITOCK, At°. 42..1. The French troops entered here cud into Wismar on the 17th. The seals were immediately placed upon the tuagestpes of Colonial inerehandize. suine day the French arrived, twelve ships entered the ports of ‘l'arneinunde,and were seized. They were laden with Colonial produce, and con voyed by two English frigates, who escorted u great number of other irrsa.rls. The frigates were satisfied by being assured that the twelve ships had eutercil. All their papers were dated Gotteuburgh. This capture is vitlurd 31 SIX ILIIIIIOIIB‘ TRILSTE, Ara. 16. All the letters from Turkey agree in annuniscing, 6:4 the l:Rti.d h.gilor will he at Adrianople by the end of July, where a con.iderahle arniy it col lecting, composett pertly of old troop", and partly of new levies. Its will t a n march with his army to join that of the Cilr.ind ,Vl7icr, whirl: occupies the position nt Schumla. Ile It is his rear cotereil by tieinu*, t it :re his light tramps are posted. WrETTIN. AL'U. 41. A Conrler"has arrived from Varis with an order to sequester all ships that may be found in this lion. and the magazines of Cohgtist inerehawlize. The result of this measure will be ruinous to the English eoninterve. Tne liss that will be sustained is etidatated at a considerable snm. FAMPELUN t, AVG. .5. On the 3lst of July, a h.ittu l lion of the Vistithi, which left this plan l tr Sur4govoi, wea shucked near the place callt , il 'fieloth. by 16,000 or 11.$100 leauditti, which were it, umbugli tither to the 111:1' itself, or on the Irright4 which overlook it. A lire of mu , kary Coe§ ti tilled some time. but the hitt:die:l of the Viqula„ stp.b.itied by. u stroi,g iletuelim..o of the 3J regiment of reserve, repelled them by the bayonet from Tithes, cud Dispersed the butobiti to the mountains. rAqts. SEPTEMBr.tt 3. . . Abort two o'clock this morning. a tire Wits Ills' re vered in sae of the vessels laden with coat., l) mg :it the quay de Made, supposed to hive brea occa- Siontd fry the negliAciice of those who had the yes...o in chaste. By the speedy arrival of the corps of Guards stationed in the neighbourhood. and several of the p . olice , it was extinguished by beVell ..'clock. The Intelligence which is r.ceived front ail qu ir tent annosinces the results of the active war co ned Oil against the English commerce. Colonial pra .dutse is every where confiscated, whether it coulee i 9 Ottoinais or American ships ; whether accotn pawed by certificates of origin, pretended to have been delivered by the French Consuls in America, in PMl's,. or Gottenburgro. . The watch is set every where; it is known that these papers are finer. lu Bow*, in Prussia, in lilecklenhurei. to Italy, in Naples, the confiscations proceed with scut ity, mid the Continent as sdpplied at the expense of Eng land. The situation of that Power is daily becom ing worse. FrOln the activity which the Gaverii talents of the Continent exercise is seizing every species of Colonial produce. it is not &plaid '.ut commsrce will at hist feel the danger in which it is placed. . . . . . }Ve are i;uthorised to repeat what we hare m.sert. .ed iu many • preceding numbers, that do French Comm' delivers, or can deliver, a certtficate of the origin of Cointual produce, therefore all certificate. presented as such must be forged. A Trost" pretended to harm come train New York; arrived at Peterslourgis with a false certilicate ; she' was con ti.csted. The rreol agents. mud those of Powers in alliance with France, every where confiscate sr ticks of produce. Th.) , are all good prizeo, sad belong to English commerce.—( Maniteue.) FURTHER EXTRACTS FROM GEOMAS! :PAPERS. • pAronwt, Atm. 24. The day before yesterday tile hest troops id the diviqoti of Lkrourt, which roc.ists of WOOD wen. !mural through this city on their way to Nll4lll. NAPLag. AUG. 15. The day before yesterday, General Stuart pub lished a very strict Corilluunce, which shows that he has hot little coulldence so the Sicilimus. Accord- Mk to this Ordinance, all persons who have e nit gravel from Naples to Sicily are required to de liver up their arms of whatever kind they may ha, and provide themselves, within eight days, with new emillcates of safety and residence. In case of non com OM ncc, they will be consitftred as susfociuus, and mutated. • •CC. 16. The royal head-quarters are still at Peale, hut the army, liner the sth, has been more widely des tributed, a. the expedition must now lie deferred, till the misfortune which befel the flotilla under Captain Carracceolo, on the 115th of, Jul,Y near Amstar', shilll he repaiieil. The flotilla, which lies at anchor between bagnarn and Steggio, is revered by ■ sufficient nuiuner of t•oolr., mid the rest will leave inure convenient quarters, in w hich they wilt sulfer less from tilt heat, and be better provided with every necessary. It She King should r. main much tuner at Peale, his royal consort, who has nut seen Mai fur many months, will pay him ee visit ! PESTR, AVOWS? 13. Letters from Constantinople sisy, that the Growl Signor bar vistaed sit order to be read in nil the 511,54 ties and Trihonals. He has expedit.il it by couriers throughout all the provinces of the .rm. Orr. kle iip , lllls in it as the. Calif of the Greet Prophet, and hie representative upon earth. 'I lie flag of Nialloinet Ries upon lne Sevigho. The army to be mama/led to assist his Grand hill, it is said, consist or 200,000 men. 11:i• retitle:eons ie to be at Adrinuople. The de ll lutist. of his I liglintirs is fixed for the latter end of the next moon. Ills Greek, Arsurtsion, and err innuetiiitcly to pay a war coo tribet•iiin of 3,1K10.000 of plasters. soil every faith ful Malitonetan all! give as mach as he is chlc.— The.loin, and aisny other., have wlrearly furnished considerable SIMI% It is said that this enthusiasm 1);:s coancnurtiesttusl itself to the lower classes, and i•at uert r Y'srs 111116 ~ ,l our nituesswii. We trust ti „t the (1r:old V..iicr will he able to si If its the camp of Schuntla till the orrovial of the sUCCtBIII4. The fillmvinz •leipt owl IA 5• is at Plymouth are eriltrid t., be it k•-r, to pieces. it ;iridium, t.. ohmic. netwitswed iu w former paper, ; lr;rrrfil 1' • Mrdway), l'ormouth. ; Irse •,; Firtruiridelie, 32 : Eusf 32; Myr l'etcrel and [airy aluops. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, SsprEmaEa 19. We pre, yeste►day, the sul.stsi:ce of the last. Dispatches received by Gor.rust•`ut from Lord Wet.itneron, respecting the turrentl , T of Al meina.—The garrison of which, we with regret re mind our readers, comprised a British regiment.— The following account of this resu!t is extracted from 7:4e Lemdwe Ga:ette of last night. I)utening•street, Sept. Is, ISIO. A diiratch, dl which the follo.“-lie4 i, an extract, was ou Sunday toorniiig receive! at Lori Livtrpool's Office, ad.lressed his Lordship hy Lietitetaint. Gebieral Lord Welliogton, dated Crlori .o, 'll9th of A iivust IBt 'Die enemy opened their tiro upon Almeida late on Saturday night or early on Sunday :morning the Aith instant, and I oat concerned to hold that they obtained possession of the place in the orcurse of ti7e night of the 9.7 th. I have no intellige,:ee upon which 1 can rely, of the cause of iis surrender. Arn explosion had been heard at our dv.itie!,l pets ; and I observed on Monday that the steeple of the cleirch was deslroyeil, and many houses of the town unroureol. I had a telegraphic cotninunica- Lion with the Governor, !ant unfortunately the viva. thee ill tint allow of our using it on Sunday, or d ot eiog it great part eif Moutluy, and when the writ- I on that day, It Rat obvious that the Goe•erour was in cont•ritt:i:eation with the eeleaiy. Mt r I was vegan) of the fall of the place, I 'unv eil the itry of the arsy into the vsi:ey of the:llo.l.l:g°, licepin.; a division up.inGuarell, amid the ontnosts of the cavalry at Alv;raa. The enemy attackrd •or pia;•teat twice Te•tvnl..? in the 1110..11.• jug, hut feet)l7, owl they were iu the uf ternoon, however, they obliged S.: Stapleton Cot ten t' dr.tw in his posts to 111. side of Fraxedus. Captain Lygon, of the it.i.ll Light Dragoons. was : wounded in the morning, and two.tnea of the Itoyel Dragoons were wounded In the artquoon., A pirgitet of the regialcut ins& a gaVnat and ; successful charge alum a tssrty.of the enemy's Gnu). and cavalry, and took some misrule's. The second carpi tinder Geteerot Reglter has mode no movetneut of any itriportitruee..i;,ce 1 hod the honour of •ddrc•sio;; your Lordship lyre. pttrole, however, ti this c.trict, fell i•, with • srpnalrriu of tinigootto, cansi,t,ut or troop of the 13th Rrittitl, anti one troop of the 4: h+{ Portsitgreoe.belouging to lirtitetiont-f./euerol corps, under the moon:lila of Captain ll'hite,.wf. the 13th, and the whole of theta were taken, with the exception of the Captain and one man; who, I since norlerstantl,•hat:e h: en ;tiled. I inclose the copy of Ilritzadier-General Fone's Report to Lien tetiont-fleneral Hill of this affAir, which, it appears, wis highly creditable to Captain White, ■nd the allied troops enga;:ed. No movement ho• been made and nothing of ■ny inifiartance has occurred in Extremadura, since I addreteted your Lordship last. lit the North, the enemy moved a small body of infant-y and cavalry on the UM, to Alronezne ; Out (:riseral Silveira' moved toward!' them froai' Braguaza, and they immediately retired. Ems!hos de Cum, August '22. 19 in. __..- Stft-I have, the honour to report to you, that troup of the 19th Light Dragoon., and one of the 4th Portuguese Dragoons, forming the squadron under the command of Captain White, of the lath, at Ladoera, this morning fell in with • patrole of the enemy', dragoons consisting of one Captain. two Subalterns and about sivy mfrs. Captain White fortunately succeeded in coining up with them, when he immediately charged and over- turned them ; and the result has been, the capture of two Lieutenants, three tterjeinite, six corporal., one trumpeter, and fifty privates, and about fifty horsey. The Captain coo *lon a prisoner, but es caped during tilt bustle, on foot. I em happy to say, this has been performed with out the loss of s nun on our side. Sis of the en-- my are wounded. Captain Ilittite expresses l o s obligation to Major %Igneous, of the 38th Regi ment, who was • volunteer with him; awl to the Alfere. Pedro Raytwundu di Dinneen, 1111 l nanding the Portuguese troop (which he etat•s to hive done its duty extremely well, and to have strewn much gdhnt►)) ; and also to Lieuteliant Turner, of the lath Light Dragoons, to whose activity and cou rage he reports himself to be indebted for se veral of his prisoners. I trust the whole will he considered to have merited the approbation of the Commander-in-Chief. 01 have the honour to be. etc- Lieutenant-General 1141. 11. FAN E. We have received Paris Papers to the 9th inst. The ,i/oniiestr boasts the SUCCe44 of Hun AP 4 ItTR'S anti-vointoertial system, and the incalleulahle in jury which it inflicts upon British Commerce in every part of the Continent. A letter from Calla KAMINSKY gives an account of the defeat of tie Russians, in an attack spun itiolschuck, on the 4th August. The failure is ascribed to the depth of the ditch, and the nu• merons palisades and defeuces which the Turks had raised 'rebind the rampart of the place.— The loss of the itussians, it is atfile,l. " has been pretty cui.si lera'sle, and would hare been more sensibly filr, hill it not been em greater oo thevart of ikeneany." of this railis4,' the its us hare impossible to take th► by to o l has been ,snuiverttri •Itrii a tiloel Said, thit tAe briitlier of ei arripletely defeated the Toil's, from se;mmla, to the uuenl e • r battle was bloody and o:),t;::::ie were reiwilsed with cons derahle wit kin their inirenelsments. A primuers, au•l 39 pair or %minors, fallen into the hands of the Rauh We this day resume our ratite man ratperi to the Stn iust.--t o N to scud Inure troaps into Spaii Deouer's division, a Inch corm, pot”.ed through Usyonne on the All the aciviees front Naples confer, the abandonr-nt of the meditated city. The army had nut broker) ceased to be toacrutrated, nod along the coast.—The Turks ors ordinary exertions to carry on the Itta-annus. Y,stPrd.iy the Funds tevrri-iicei Oulnissrl emu. door it, low es 7 pet evid 011131.1 S at €5. This fall is i4t Iron, any reSil gcarri•y of nt4., lie but to be thet•lT et at a tau p trt r w th, Stock. Eviuthie, erm determined to tinge's, if not Gat they have re?.olve t l to sell st •tie the converyliet.t shorn nil the reedy to stover with every wititi tilt to h~ the only cauve f..r t t ,e greic ha% t place ; lilt it twist Pile unr; Cit. very ruvri who the tiow paw n ', mAy at last be caught hi tL being obliged to buy ■t • much tht) 'ate now at. Thiunight will be uti.neeerlent trkal annuls of Logsdon,. Thi s Containing little *hart of a million be without n tegitiinate Theatre. Theatre is elnst.d ; the Lyceum •, to.infirrevri and Covent-Garden, tl ifina t . :4;' .IE4 , Marta e, rloomed:.no • on. inief‘tegmusi. vnute its pert .rmant'es instil We slate. 'UPON •UTWOInTIf, Lora hare, for the salie 9f the pet determined to give up-the Four Pi each side of the noose, in porous' le nl Conirict. The interval b, Monday 18'11 lie scarcely sufficient cesiary alterations in the style of ap° riicterises tins splendid noose. .1114 . 1 Jr-General Cu cerLY has 'ski of the gorrlton at 11411, in the Cirtwrai PETE * , 1440 11 &Lai 3 Oaral a' The !ester& by the I:ishon M. 411 to alie 49th, front Crt•rteo to the tsoin the CapURI w the 34 of +he in COIIIIiItIOIC.II itlll of tio . eAittest obst.rier,, th:Ot, on the. ef.ttli of At SAVi•S it JO VA, to ItIV 1111:111/0. Of amps!, ‘l,4..rrird to the Biltish ant Thk! Elspetition ishich sailed ft CAPtscosak,irstaN, int the liter of a i. under.tnod in have cumpletrl troOpti hating landed at the wn Tinto, surpiurti the French nr the all took 700 •nionry, an I 100 (nit Commander (the Duke d'Anaktuti a fes dragoons, eff,cted their 'seal Lieut. Haas is appointed , o Commodore of the prison-ships in The Scipiois is fitting out atret. poosthle ! i med ; Rear-Admi, Aki hrt to the Cape, to take the clu. to ()filets hare been received et PI: as mud. ey pfesthle the e q.,ipmei:l tint ere seaworthy. The 'levant.' pl4lll off as SOOll as the Prince in eupply her place ; die is also ti runner capneily es a f onvnletwent flag •uf Rear-Aihnirat flu co in uya fi. , Letters have IK•vn rrceit ea fr horgh to the recrot date of the that an im)imtitiit change hod taken Kniciats Ministry. It is Paid that V hmy been removed from poser. an admitted to favour. On olitainith the appointor. it ref I%eRN•DUTTK of Sweden, wr err told tin% revolui t was produced, red that the the. war department. loaly of troops had been P cut to °peril wits, olTelisive or defensive, should require. "ni , some letters mention. that pc.ice lietlseen amnia and the Put comiteiacrti, but that the wins upon Iwnve.-11 General KAMSNICY Vizion, awl that the sielte of Scht chuck had beeii raised. It is also some authority. that orders had b to Riga, direetint:. that the exert erre of sequestration of the Town goes should be postponed. In edditi of conlaint with ri•tiiri t to BIUI3I. restitution of it is assert PIRTC has required that all the poi in , lulling those of Russia, should I. 11:s own troop.. the t.lr of the lands of Kim' land. or thoredeuiption of the Land nestlay las.. the upset price was 3 . 0 sold for 1.1,3001. twine nearly 400 sod the,sale there wore 457 TH li; BR I Tili . 11 . I'lll2] SS. !ortipsnevect " 111 • • re f•::•••I It lt (skink. r. Count K. *Liu I i. - of :3 3,ut , , e ; hat• e Inn, a;ol great nuMe r 1 C, are . 41 4 lets frorn th i t : N ArAirtco bt ,. tlthl t 'Nu thr ed ell u p, 1411 had spi•-ad Ite t 1111,11,4 t le %tar 8„4.114I eerl a farther )er • ent. di 11.. t COuiliertsl Leh !et one of rum, the L tnv pike. T het blues, vat depr , ..i. 4 tcrlly tsk- a I lahoutirl Weir own,•:, , e, higher price )tert in th 7 r. On of peo r k The 11. 3eit . 'ill 201 niRO that eutert4t lost, and *di set Motalay sta thnt the Pre• ablic tranquil . Private Bolts :saes of their b.trern thi, t to make the elegance tbst c ken ▪ tbe comm. e roan, et Ah r are tom Ire prey ot m... it% ✓ frn2, thr kuitist s /..11 • f 509, citovler racy. from Quits n a besteetog flume• d.' I. oath of the ,* to.ro uf tvrlry ; the " tantc) ()alp el ape. • • the Brae% 1112C002 1 Zr. V. 410. 5 111 Afrroto , KAI a Irwsorl. lynsouth to itt of all t;ei.. .1 .in rreder:rk to coot ill• e is t ship, u., • tr . e'•o4 • from St. P 31st a liken pLr. t'e el, e ng It as Cr..% t. r': ution In the 4. t 'Pantos& A Conelder:! , the frontier-. I•. as tircuur , t•- 3 * t n e g otiatton• ode hurl rot n. h i d In en J.zry 1 . ., V 2041 ihr('2l 006012 awl II 4, intrina•thl b e en ✓tition of I;, , litre ition ILP aanarril• Tie d, a nits of tlr lk.r. lie go T rivreth. I'r 11dTus, 0.• 11 I;)ears' pm. , ° •, '.3 I'