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kin Xrittob 14rti p , O • 4 WEDNESDAY, AGEST 15, 1804. rm. , . • ..(PRIZZ SIXPENCE.. flilS • OYAL. HA YMARKE 'EKING will be re , ired, the Celinaly of • THE BUSY BODY. Sir Fraiscis G ipe, Mr. hi Al HEWS. Sir Jealais Traffick, Mr. KOSI.E. Sir Ge.,rr Airy Mr ELLISTON. Marplot, Mr. Airy, Jun. Chalks, Mr. BARTLEY. Whisper, Mr DE CA MP. 'Miranda, MissGRIMANI. habitats, Miss WOODFALL. huenrwell, Mrs. MALE. Path, Mrs. GIBBS. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, AUG. 10, 1004. . T HE COMMISSIONERS for Vidualijaz His Majesty's Wiry do hereby give Make. That . oti 1) ran t, 'he WM i.esiant k they trill be raw', to matte 7 ntleer, t.. toritta t ; (ara!rd up), and treat for Four Thon , atid Sacks of het, attics; ilausehalsi i"ear, to be pariael Cask , to he pr00t.1...1 at the Expeace 6#' Ga eminent, to be Mitered in the .'ipare of one matte., by weekly propaohort, into the A toy 1 - v-- toallilw Starr. at Saint Citharines ; and to be Peni Jar hs. 11.11, payable with interest, Ninety Days raper date. NEW STATE LOTTENT, - 184;4; - Begins Drawing she 24th of acit Mw tb. FUR El (..; N LLIGE NCE. IN the present :And only Lottery to be &awn this. Year, as the we,te4 number C %PITA L PKIZGS ever knenvie at proportion 4; this MIA (menhir of Tickets. SCHEME. No of Prizes. Value of each. Total VAN.. 3 of L. 88,000 are I. 80,000 3 10.000 3U,000 3 sow 15,000 6 . , - 1,800 O,OOO 8 '.N) 40 'o ",000 23 l'll.o 0 After which (10th time), • New Ballet Dance, composed I , y Mr Byrne, called LING() IN LOVE ; Tie Conditions the Cantract may be seta at the Sec; etari,.. NJFee. No Regard will be had t, any rode, is ars;ch the Price shalt mat be tweeted i" Words at ibvth, or that shall mot 6, diliarred the Beard tti!fore One °Thy'. ON tha sag,: Friday Next, the 17i6 instant, 'tar iatleu the Perkin aka eial.et the nutter, fel souk Person ea hit th.eff, attem.!s, ta weaker ahem eallad tat. 6.~) or, TAE SCHOLAR A MATCH FOR THE MASTER Cudden. Mr. BYRNE. Drummer, ttaster OSCAR BYRNE. Li op, Mr. LS D'EGV I LLE. Coyish-, B NIFX GE. C.owshp's Mother, Mrs. BROOKER. The Harp, by Mr. WILCOX. I. Ila,joo 25,00 t) Ticket: Part of the Cspita: , to Ise d.,teroniaed as under: First drawn Tkket, First Lt.y L 1,000 Finn drawn Terksor,Seven;b Div.. 1 4 4011 First drawn Ticket, Fightti Day 20,090 • riflit drawn Ticket, Nirßh Day. 5,100 . Tickets and Sham uo Sale, at every Lit-aimed Lottery Dine. To which will be oddest ( 37th Time), a Splendid Dramatic &Het, 11-tt ENCHANTED ISLAND. Spot of the aim-. (fa Act I.), end Ferdinand (sou el the ti , ig et Piapbeet„ Me 111111410.. Pine?em i .Uttke of MiLa), Mr. DE L AMP. Antonio ( Prospero% &other). Mr. PALMER, Jun. • Arid, Mester OSCAR RYRNE. Calitan, Mr. G. D'EaiVILLE. The Drees load. 'gal to the Pi -es, are supported by Mr BY RF E. Master OSCAR HYRNE.anti Miss MENAGE. NEW GRAND SCOTCH SPECTACLE. ROYAL CIRCUS. TUTS PRESENT EVENING, will be pre ited a grain.; 'Latin, of HORSEMANSHIP. After which will h•• performed, forth" bra time, a New Grand Scotch S• •acle, called MYSTFRIF.S OF THE NORTH ; Or, THE MAID Or LOCCILIN. The Music, with a new Ovditurv, sellafted and adapted (with entirely nw Areoeipanim.ntso by M-. Sandenvin. The whole of the Sedii.tre ' exclusiee of a Mystiri Subterraneous Cell, painted from Lermihry Trolition, &refrain Drawl, gs made on the opot, bu. tifuliy de.eripvvc n( the Caole. Lake, River, and Mo , tirt.iiit Scenery of lttvltland. Tie Spectacle inveoted, wnttrn, and produce', by MI. Cross Principal Cha ractera—Ea rl of ',nett Ii n, Mr. I lel lilt ; R Mk. a, I‘l7. Btedbuty; Gritvr.e, Mn. MM.', iumn Mr. Ridge ; Jock Roy, Mr. Mo - itgotnery ; Sanely M:Seagui, Mr Sl:der Scams, Mr. Humphreys ; and Oildosiy, Mr. Better ton.--Counteut of Lochlin, hiLidam %%Aerie ; Lucky lay, Mr. Parktrtmn Peggy, Moe Searle; Attendant Dancers, Mia Taylcr, Johannot, Jre. ke. and the Maid of Loehlin, Mrs. Helme. Thirty sesind, and last time hot three. a Camuc Dance, called A TALE OF A TUB; GUILLEAUME AND SUSETTE. To tonc'ode with (29th time) an entire'y new ironic Pant, mime, with new llusic, Smarty, Mac:stnery, Dienes., and Dreorations, cat ed. PEDLAR'S ACRE; Or, HARLt.‘I.7IK MENDICANT. Meer (in which C:saract,r he will, in erbialien, 'Minot a Variety of new and sneksililus cadences), Mr. CCER TON. Poses Swabs Soso In be taken of Mrs. Seauasends, at the bust-( Tire. Doc.rs to be ope.ied at ha'f past Fire, to beg:n at half past Six g.'Ceek. Box H. Second Price 2s —Pit es. Se.-and Price 10.—Ga;losy U. Sseasel Price 6d. Servings cannot possibly keen Places later than half past Seven Second P ice at nalf pas Eight. THATCHED-HOUSE TAVERN, 14th Annie, ibt:4. AT a Meeting of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry 01 the Metropuhs and its ueighhotaho, d, held here this day, • The Right Haw LORD HAWKESBURY in the Chair; A S Ibtcription vras entered Iwo wider the folhersing head : Wr the un4-r , ifric d Nobility Ct.ergy, add Gettig.% of Mete:poi:. ar.d neighlyourho:rd, rasisiderirre it In he the mdispentihle duty of every loyal steleft, at thy itr ; o:ta,•t r u .,., to forward, to the taniott of their power, the exertion...l wemmeot ea defence rd our Cotinrry sgaimet the totem; is Man uvrad rig Enemy, de promme an engage to wood.: srtt hold an it tdifit'or tt,r the rchlte Service, est The shorted n.o:co, r the cr?:.t Invasion. the 11.1111 , Xf of lio-ses ard Can les, Drivers add Hanle:- eyureteed opposite ottr_respective Name., for the p u rport of re. itig Troops so the Arm y, and an supply the Meyers and 11 •.r cs with PTOII4OII and Iret•ige. •.o k, at Part for fury-eight hours from the time of being Cdl.4 WV. The Nohdatr, and Gf , lrrr. are Infintottl, that the S antriptinet raper will lay fn , S•ig neon at lq.• Th.. , thetl- Hnure Tarnn. in St. Jam. 'r timer, Omni •,; on ible• eV:lock, daily, and tha• the Bolos of +et, Carr kgn will not br required, astimple and !relit hf arta:len few liang.ne nn the Spling; r.f the Cartago subw...-ribed, twat be par.& d be G.. ternmeet. AT an adjourned Meetinz of FARMERS, CaAt7;i•stAsr::R.S, JOB- MAS rzas. DON WI %STE R •, and CITA ERs, herd Tito Day, a , Ilse CLORE T ♦V I'll N• 'n Fleet street, as•ealltled int Th.! ottr?ose 01 • ter (4,er:fluent the c,ntmat.d Catr,agea,. &e. on rase of actual In‘amwal, ty fraors &c. ao ll.e •JOICI WILL 1 0.1 in the CI. It was rinanitwouite Resoliel, Tiiat enriside,is g rn be t:we inri.tp-ihable duty ef every ...IL • ..I.er of ho. cn...'., , a t this erns, to give the m,,mo ller towards f "HAD* di. earning,. M . e! eve., wme.d, no the stml..t rvmilvt, turnitih aU the CArr;a;,es, &c. he lilac At, 111 hill p Of be able le command, in and, and prdie them with Free*** and ' , wage vatic emit for Fon) -r . ..ght 111u+ root.:mtturti and that thee could ininierliandy switi.eribc hi a Pape , I them by th. Conimimare General, the iin,:lber or Iln•er., Carriages, Priem', &c. that * lb prablok: they will be *hie to v-IY I I in case of necm , ry. Reenter*, That v. many ie the abny4 pr and other. having hers..., !.. i s the short naticegiveit thia blectihg, have not attehe , -0 1, t st• anxious to afford el , -re imaibl. as,/,,tancevir,:nfoteacdtheitook‘ 2proed for rervimnc 111 , . Name, of rerso,,vho •re • Aline " 1 hAlcribt any number of anise, 4.!!•, (or tlat atrAe " le ntwl 'ernes, and that mine in I.t Ciao "err Day from Nine o'Cirick la 11. e Ni•.rniiig ''l Six in t .e Af ‘ e "*" l . at the Coach (Whets of the Will a , .4 Month Iho, 1.11 Mists attest, and the (;m1.1.m C. 411117, croaa. • That. at b. Car the realer number C 03 . -1 aotnn employed 3n sad bout the Nictnisnles ••e :et: dt Jo%, iltf•ae he ee r y euenti.l to the public acre.c.: that t:3e7 shuu!•l _ lineect and tilesea; t3:e .I,h-hleteta pr.-Wilt at thi• 16 . 1 '.*:3l have therefor , o,terenin.d t3l anthorrn• 11. els. eta " make an offer ..r arch 11 , 3r.e5, and to '..se t ..ir eu• t,, rooo a ii oe all other ici).Nll•34eri so do the •I.lle. The ' hank. of the Meet .nit sereLnanirnonee et:el the ` 3 for 1134 naer3tutanus co3niuct en VI. bLunnea. Glebe Tavern, Fie,t-elseet, Aegoq id. , aii ., d... _ lac. :, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Auo. 9, 1104• THE COMMISSIONERS for Victualling PC. joety'o Navy do Arran/ give Notice, That tag Friday, tbo 17,1. natant, they null be red fir reedit Tende, • In (waled up), 4.1 d treat for One Winfred and Fifty Tons of Bogey Meal and Oatmeal, to be mired together in typal Pen• to he thipped and debt,. red kith all pomade r•tre 4 ition I. the Colleetae .1 Iris Matestit Coolants at Leetrirk, in the lotted of Shetland; rad to be paid for by Bills p•nablit rah lateral, ninety days after dem Cswiditions of O.: Contra I may k sera at the Set - Troia Ohre No Regard will Ise Mll.l to any Tender m which the Prier shall mot he inserted in Word, at fences, or that shalt not he eleJirrred to the Board before One latch on the Salli Priday, the 17th instant, ,or sinless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Prison on his Behalf, atone to *moor ithrbe rail• VICTEI XLLING-OFFICE, Auo. 7, ISVS. THE COMMISSIONERS fir VOL/114g H 4 Majest.i's Nosy do hereby site Notire,77tAt on Iredortol.ey, tie 12th of SeptesoSer nest, they will be ready Tr/4 len ow veiling (Arent ups, old mot with nark r sans as meal unnirt,k, to wand, el sorb eurAtio4 of Cht..dirt, Derbywhire, Warn irk store, aid Gloitorotershare Cbccar, or Cheese of wgiot goorlowsa; sad of Rest Coat (moored') Mater, or British Butter of era! goodoess, er 0111111 be rwintrulpr Hu :tlajeq u 's V.Huntowg Seri-See, front tl•wri day to the 36th el Septe. ber, 1%116, r. To eh. an J. oawird, inaw the ne • trotbrz Stores •t Deptford, P0,1.,00tk, 'of Plonootil, At the Coo t •arbrs rep OCT, 41 be 101711111trd to keep rod -Rd 101111 d fiN the Tar . , If Sit Month Oval the I wiar live }Woods Drlirern ; and to be paid jfkr by :w ; perelok with interest, Naar::: JJJys afar natr. Corolititio of the C.ottati eery k tt-n of the ScorrterrO 0.6 or, at Kit Qffirt, t by rpplying Jlu ltd , gait Dtiostereitle, the Jgr t for the ri t team at Cork. No !regard trill he hal t• 41111 . 1 Tender to uTtieh th. Pri , e shato n,t he Insetted hi Words at Length, or t',ot n. , 1 be arlirered slit Board before One elle...haat/it. said 11'ednesdno, the 12th or s • ptensher WI , , am unless the Person wit mohes the Tenekr, o► sine PeNWllelt kis Beh.sif, attends, tit answer token railed Joe. A T a nnmensus and respedable Meeting cf the L TREF-11011.0ER% of the COUNTY of 1111)..4.1: SEX, cottened by public AJvertisctnent, and 1.,1,1 ,! vie Cts.on and Anchor Tavern, In the Steam!, on Tua.:a : , the 14th of Augu4 lost tot, 1404, PETER MOORE, Esq• in is Chair Rb.. 0110 - . I That this Meeting eaanshiets thl viaduct of the Sher'lT of heWhheeni, in the late poll at hwartford, sad in the Re turn, t., have been a irons ovtrage to t!... Freeholder? ef this Conntv, and an alarming viik.tion of the Franchises of the reo*:4 En:la That Sir F ancis !laden, 15 .rt. be requested In iv:di /toll all piarsedilisel nn hit part, and or lease So the Fre haders the 1114 vitAieation etf their own rig its Irefnre tr., proper tribunals. . . _ . . . . - :.; That Mr the pulrise of vindic. i sing these richt% and of 010.imilig redress a SUb-eriptill ha imm.!diatel• reit-rel in.., ani that the rurplio be ri.s•wetfally offered in discharge of Use general venerates of the Election. 4 That the live.* lion. Lord Rohm Spencer, Henry Hare Turretelomd, Liu. and %fakir Cartwright, be reques4ll to aceet t the Offtc.: of Treasurer.; and that all Subse , lbers be requested immediately to par their Subscriptions Into the Bank. hog 11.4.ic of Messn Thomas Contra and C.. in the %nand, the neme of the Trea:u.ers, on account of the felichile,ex Election " _ 5. That the Right lien Lord Rnb..t S;senzer, the R , ght Hon. LOP: Ir,S.<l.lUt Distwannon, the Has. Chalet Kill :Laud, Robert Adair, Eel. Wro Smith„ Esq. Pater Moore, rig Titornni Sew*, Eai George Wiaisneld Sparrow, Robe'? k•oght, Esc; koticit R:nt, Fsy. Henry Haw Town s'send, Esq Crrearigitt, Rotsn.t BNlulph, Esq. Bne- Jami:a 'Fraser% Esq. John Rinse e ' FIN. James Crompton,. Ext. and Francis Glossop, Li. be forme.' ,nto a Com ;;;;; te^, with full powers to carry the ali.me keuAlutions into efecr, in =WIWI a, the/ slab de,in mat hi, and Couint.l shall ad.:: 6. Thu these Revolutions In published in Town aryl Coun try• PVC'S. and tint proper persons be appointed in the Coun try to receive SuLscrieursom PETER WARE, Chairman The Chairman inving I -rt the Chair R.:,o•veti, That the Thsolts of the Mevting he givm to the Chairman foe his able and impartial conduct in the Chan. OLD PORT, bd.tIIFIRA, SIIFRRY, RUCELL 1, hc. (ZPENCER and PERKINS, WINE and BRANDY A, m a y c0,,t,,e, No. I is, Nerreate-stmei, take leave to acquaint the Public, tnat they now keep, anti for 14 years Lau past, have never kept has than twelve thoussnd Omni of Gnome Winn, in vats and casks, ripening and mrhorati,g Inr bottling ; and -from treaty to thirty thousand Bottles of crost..vl Old Part, Mt-lent, he By this mode of their Wines are an un i roved in flavour, and their corli.,l qua% tu, retained, as as render them mere grateful to the stennaerrs of nervous habits, and the aged and infirm, as experience b.,s conchae,/ many eminent Physicians, übo new strongly re commend their Old Win-, as the most wholesome aud restart fir:: Liquor. By this Stock they are enabkd to serve their Fri •.ids uth s• peiiqr Wine, of great age, and of the best Volt •r, on the most moderate Terms, for Reedy Money.— They ha‘e ahn an unc-o:r.moitly large Stock of Old Cr.eniac Brao.dy, Pate andianzaica Runt, anti a large Quanta? of most excellent ka.l India Orange Shrus. PRESLNT PRICE. Ticket 171. ll*. I! df 91. 4s. 0.11 Fiettth.... 21. 71. 01. • Querto 41. 19t. 04 fuxteciatk..ll. 30. 14 TIIE ONLY STATE LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. SWIFT and CO. 11, POULTRY, are Seßing TICKETS and SHARES of the Lottery to bete DrArr asx on the 24th of September, '..ortsouras of 2.4,000 Itches In the Lotteries .4 last Year *tit'', were Sto,ooo fieket , , oniy Six Pliallof 44,0001 present Letterye.estains Three Prises of ';-•,0001. .ad other', a, u.ual, of i 4) 5,4001. Sr. malting in the whole a jercat•-r antoont iu P:IZCS thall airy forester Lottery of the same number of Tickzts. • The following Capital P.ires of the Lott .ries in aid for the lest Y..ar o were Shared and Sukl At their Office, viz. Yeti 110'. r 5,000 41,626. 19;66 26,430 No. 46,1117, 1,0001 And other, of 3001. &c. &c. to a great Amount ASSISTANT IN AN ACADEMY. NVANTEI), A STEADY YOUNG MAN, in a genteel Boarding. Sc:rol, at s.,.sie th.tance fr.,ni Town, capabla tif teaching Wiitiug a..d Arvhsuvtie ; his Tetras will be liberal in 100p..i1k... to his Ab.lite, ac a T •Aeher, and the Advantages lie will have in the Tinnily will he mind-rat:lra. Apply, before Ten &chock in the Morning, to A. B. No. 5, Ea.lioreet, hiackfriart. BY IllS MAJESTY** ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ANEVI STOVE, which has to boast of an Im proyeitient never boy. re irtfetto. to the PA! c. TM; Stove not only poive*,eit all the na)dern huproveasent, f.r Economy and Elegance, but hat the peculiarly desirable qua. htv of perreff smirk! from .no.e very tneleirchnly accidents to frequently beard of. The ournb,flea. iihtrux .s w a. cri,t of the Fire, tie:ne the oivaiisia of the b e, of Mon , , . ab'e :met, or the lami-ntable instance, of Child - en fa..i g ,nto the fire, will be obviated be trits new Etepte Ifltclltinn Another adva , iuge iv, that Child-en may be left In a room by themselves with the Stove, an I vial twit have it in their power to p 1 iy with the tire, 'hoop they 11.1%e the si;lit and be..etit of it. May he seen at Jowett's Ware Rooms, No 214, High Hol bert, umaatte Southampton state, tln ratentee and Manu• &Curer. FROM LAST NIG/IT's GAZETTE Wer-Ofec, dlovas 14, 1804. Fast Regiment of Dragoon Guard.—Lieotenant Langton Reade to be Captato of a rou;i, rith"ot pore.t.Pre Cornet Henry Btaeabodge to be Lieutenant, Cll Reade sth D:tt•a--Lientenir.t Jay se to be Captain of a Troop, purchase. Cornet Jobn lkouskill to be Lieutena without purchase. STAFF. B:irgad.rt-Geseral ThomasSeJr4 of the 91th Foot, to he Depot, Inspector Gmeral of the Service in North Britain. s To be ihrrack-Masters in Great E-A.V:rs.—SteAe:a Ton Cnle, Gn lt. late of the Coldstream Guards, •ice Sir Jaw,: 'Cockburn, deceased. Mutant, Gent. T•ce 13:lion, rosiened Wit Lain INA, Geut. resultut Commissary to the C imp at Dover. To be Deputy Smack-Master in Giant 13e.tCn—Henry Ha sailton,Gent. tiNICRUPTCIES ENLARGED. John Jarratt the younger, of IVater•httte, Toser•street, Maker, from Au pt 11, to September 29,11 ten, at Gu.htik.C.. John Cream, of .hnenter-conrt, Fleet street, bu. s .ricb,nd,r, fr..nu September 4, to 18, at ten, at Gatldh.4l. BANKRUPTS. Bryant Biggs, of Charter House, Hinton. Somerset, ,hop suriender, Augmt 27, 22, and Sentconner 25, at elm, en, at the White Hut Inn, Brnerl.street, Bristol. Attor neys, Mews. Edward Daniel and Son, B r estoi ; and Mash . Nation, Pump-court, Temple, London. Thomas Owen, late of Walsal, Stafford, baker, to surrender Setatenibn 4,5, and 2,, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, to CLunes, Woree.ter. Attnrneys, Mr. Thome Prune, Wolves. ter; and Mr. Heu.y Barker, Gray's Inn, London. Jansen South , no. OR late of Pemberton, Lsneartar, bles7her, to surrender Aegust 31, Seidcmber 1, at fonr, and September 25, at ekren, at the Earle and Child, in Wnon. Attorney., Mr. Bretherton, '7igan at:d Mr. Thomas Blackstocit, St. Mildred's Court, Poultry, London. Janis Osborne, of Oxford, sadler, to surrender Angu , t 24, 2i, and Seinemlm 23, at eleven, at the Angel Ina, in Oat Attorneys, Mr. Per , ival Walsb, Oxford; and Mr. 1,,s ns,wl, S aides Lin, London. DIVIDENDS. September 17. S?ephen Hartl-v, of Ifeekmond% ire, in iSststa.l York, carpet manufacturer, at elcrets, at tare Yew Tree 11;n, io Septerob / 6 Robert Donald.on, of Lverp3ol,llaberdleher, . . at . ten, at Gull thall, September VI. Thom. , .1 of St Martin's amt. Let. enter-loam, umbrella maker, at ten, at Gutliball September 7. William Pootey, f Skrtmere, York, cren (actor, at eleven, at the Gemite Inn, King4tott upon./lu:1 Se"tember 27. Ebeneaer Aldrod, of Wakefield, nranufie- tuner, at eleven, at the Stratford Ardis mi Wakefield. S. pt. 7. Richard Langston, of Cross-street, Cheshire, and Mochad dataity. of Cltetwoed, near Manchester, merchant., at eiewen, at the Bridgewater Arms Ina, M.n chewer. Sept. 4. Bartholomew Need, of G - Itat Sottowott - et. Clerk?wwell, watch case maker, at tel. at Gu4r/13.1, Lusaka Sept. 13 Richard Wfison, of 1117 1f attest, ;- chant, at ten, at Guedhall 1 • • PROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. ' i t " • '• PARIS JULY 31. . ' The bombardment of. H a nle had no other consitt„ . : •v • j quence than killing,an old woman, and a girl of l 9 ' years of age, and damaging a few housks k ofswhia: ,damage the Emperor has ordered an estimatetob& imade, in order to indemnify the proprietors : , Theme l whole, it is supposed, does not amount to , more , tjwk . s : - , 20,000 livres,—(34.- deer. "fog. I.) The :;th .1 uly, ti s; e. of arms 's sloops litto.p4. a lanchog at Las...:ndon (nrpth of the Ithime2A. In 7 rnediately NI. FayomjL-Saint-Laurent, receive of customs, at the head of his clerks, joined a cleachz, ' ment ot tr..ops of the line, and. after a very, unatt, aeliun, which lasted all night, the English re-em barked, fearing thirty of their men on the field o 4 battle : we had but a few wounded. Three Cettoetto felucca-. at anchor ir. that port, were a prej to C.f. flames, that is to sal; , the L . izliall, lirsdi:lg they could not take them away, set them on fire. Afrord,iirs to the zeneral report made. by the odicer of the detach; ment, it is to the bravery of M. Fawn-det-SaickLan : . rent (...aletant Garde-Marinco that we priPsiiani i owe the success of this result. In digging under the rock on which thoy intend to build the Imperial Barrack; at Boulogne, they have di,eovercd traces of , a roman camp. Thp foundations which they ha ve.destromt wercof brick : it is with this brick that the soldiets of the first dini- 1 %, sion htee coloured their barracks; which 'circuits- stance is a favourable omen, The Roman legions who occupied this camp, would-not be ashamed of to i the regiments which now inhabit k --(Mondry%) t i, • i We are informed by letters from Indi a , th a t th e ' 1 English, although in peace with Portugal, have ' made themselves masters of the cities of Goa and '1 Diu.—(Afiutstc-./ 1 • SOL LOGNI, JULY 30. The Emperor passed the al. ern .on in the raid. He was accompanied S; the Ministers of the Ma : tine and of War, Marshal Sonic, and Admiral Brume. He returned in the evening to Pont du Brique, where - he was closeted with M. Baste Marbois, Nl:luster of the Public Treasury, who has lately arrived from ' Paris. At one in the morning, two English pinnaces, commanded by Lieatestaot Neal Maclean ; of the Ltd,: frigate, detached fiurn th• enemy's cruisers, • glided along the coast, and attempted to surprise a small bomb vessel, stationed at the western ea tremity of our line. One of the pinnaces was manned 'with twenty-five : men, and the other with twelve. IN'ttem they reached the vessel, they were twice h tiled, but did not answer: they were suff:red to cant up close , , t when a volley of small armi was fired on *them, .; which killed Lieutenant Maclean , and. several of his men. The other pinnace was sunk. Oi the 25 men that composed the crow of the ' first pinnace, 2 were killed ; 6 wounded, I mortally; and 8, who were not wounded, were male prisoners. Among the latter are Benjamin Belcliambers, Seen. tary to the Captain, Stobeit Honeyman, commander 1 on the station. CARE AT VIMERLI:X, NEAR lOC LOOP!, JULY 29. The Emperor reviewed, yesterday and to:day, , the 4th division encartirkehere. He expressed tfie' • I grratest satisfadion at the vigour and health of die , troops, who went through their mariisuvres with the greatest precision.—(Ar4ittar, Aligns, 1 ) CADIZ, ALT 22. . The French privateer. L'Espernnce, which took, some time ago, near Gibraltar, an armed cutter, with dispatches for Lord Nelson's fleet, lately captured, apd sent into Alicant, two English ships bound froin 't Gibraltar, for Malta.—(3forreterre.) VIENNA, JULY 14.' Tne Em..iercr and Empress have set off foe Be. don, to drink the waters. V EVICT, JULY I t.' We have received, by the way of Trieste, sortie rec..nt intelligence from Egypt, by which we learn that the tranquillity in the interior of that countty was not of long duration. These reports state, tirat the party devoted to the Pc rte has been supported latterl► by Cie Arnaats ; but the vidPries which t , they have obtained over the Marreukes were not so decisive as was generally supposed. Tl:e Beys have not been des:toted, as we. heard, but they submitted to the necessity of the moment, and wait ed for a more favourable time. ibis time is alrea:iy arrived ; the Beys, with fresh reinforcemonts, having again appeared in the neighbourhood of Cairo ; the Areauts passed the Nile to attack the Matneluko., but wets repulse! by the loss of 20CrO men. The 1