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FOREIGN INThLLIGENCE. FRENCH PAPERS. PRAGUE, JULY 4.—The Duke of VICENCE is Socin expected here . ; a part of his equipages has already intim). • Cinint NARBONNE; has talt'en possession - of the linrt►►► de Lunt:nut's hotel, which was destined for him. Ilt H oppears that they al►eady ,have ..had son►e couNrenees at the boOse of Co►►nt Alb: T. TenNteu. Fotirteen French, Austrian, Russian, and Prus sian, Couriers passed through, this town the trill), 17th, and 18th instant.' ALTONA, JULY 25 . :—Prince Far.maick , of Hesse, arrived here on the evening of the 22,1, at the Castle of Wandsbeik. This Prince has taken the command of the Danish auxiliary corps. FRANKFORT, JULY 29.—1 t is believed, that on leaving Mayence, the Emperor ttiok the Wurtz , - bourg road, to inspect-the corped'arnree of Ob servation. FRANKFORT, JULY 30.—According to intelli gence from Mayence, his Majesty reviewed a part of his troops the day before yesterday. In the af ternoon the Vimperor took a drive with the Em press on the riht,bank: of the 'Rhine. His Ma-' 3esty'returned in the evening to the left bank of that river. The only Generals who accompanied Isis Maiesty were CAFFARELLI, 811(.1 Count LOBAU; Aides-de-Camp. We - have still here a coasi derable park of artillery. PARIS, AUG. 3.—We are assured that his Ma jesty the Emperor has left Mayence on his returir to Dresden; and that her' Majesty the Emprtss Queen and Regent will in a sew days return to :St. cloud. Her, Majesty, it is said, will return by 'Cohlentz, Cologne, Aix la Chapelle, and Brussels. Excellency the Duke of AtillANTLe died some days ago in the bosom. of his family, in the department of Cote WOE. BERLIN, JULY 20.---Prince GAGAUN has arriv ed here from head-quarters ; Gen. Count \VAL stones:, from Kyretz ; Lord CHATIIAM, from cot berg ; the Court Marshal' (10 CIROEBi7g., from Iteicheubuch, anti several English of distinction. VIENNA;JULY 21.—We have received the agree able intelligence that the Congress will open at Prague in tile contse of this week. - .Ditesufisz, JULY 18.--.‘-The Grand French Army, 'has increased in a ratio almost 'inconceivable. The Imperial guard of itself alone forms a formidable army; it is composed of 34 regiments, of which the 32d has three battalions, and its park of ar tillery comilehends nearly 200 pieces. His Majesty the Emperor continues to enjoy the most perfect health. We learn that Messrs. RAYNEvAL, LAGAR!), and CARR* Will be attached tO the mission at Prague. JuLy 23.—1 t is certain that the Count DE Naitacsssts, sent from France, on the 17th pre sented at Prague his credentials,'in quality of De puty to the Congress.' The Duke of VICENCE is still at Dresden. • His Majesty the Emperor left this on the 20th, in spected a part of the army in the neighbourhood of Luckaw, and returned- bore iu the night be tween the 21st and '44d inst. MAYENCE, JULY 28 —Since yesterday we have had the happiness of possessing his Majesty the Emperor and King, who arrived at midnight, ac companied by the Prince of NEUrOIIATEL and NVAGRAM. At noon; their Majesties, received the authority of the town and department. To-day • his Majesty received a great number of troops of ell arms, who are at present in this town. BauNswtost , JULY 20.—Count de BERNSTORPF, Minister Plenipotentiary from 'Denmark to the Court of Vienna, will, it is said, bechargell to re present that Power at the Congress. The tiNy of his departuse is not tied. Sonic 'persons think that Baron de ItoseNiceawrz, .Minister for Fo reign Affairs, will also proceed to Prague, to die cuss the interestS of his Sovereign. The English have not attacked Denmark.i, their vessels, sail without approaching too,; !Lear the *bore . they have establishecl cruizers in the neighbourhood of the isles, but the Danes ate dis posed to give them a vigorous reception. Under their eyes, and in spite of their care, vessels laden Arid', corn daily depart for Norway, and success f arrive 'at their destination. Prince CHRIS TIAN, Goternor-General of iS:orway, has assem bled ti yery, namertius army, with which he intends etteturning an :-invasion into Western Sweden, if the Swedish Government persists in its iniquitous yretensions. BAYRBUTU, JULY 25 --According to the latest inielligence received from Prague, the prepara- Cons for the Congress are actively continued. — Every clay persons attached -to the Ministers of the different. Powers are seen to arrive ; lodgings Leanne very scarce ; and all the great Lords frain liobernia come 'to luhabie their hotels, in order to he witnesses of the great interests about to be itlitirossed. M.' tti: Mrs-Tr:as-mu, Austrian - Minister for PO reign Affairs, left Branders Oil the 12th, to pro ceed to Prague, with all hiseltancelry. Count , Mx)l6)t,ugy., Minister of State front the Ring of SaxoNv, has 'arrived at Prague from ' edema ; he made iit . a short abode there he went to the waters of Carlsbade, from whence he expects imtriediately to return-to Prague. B a r N n KokNIG,A , ELs has arrived fruits Reichen, Bach, at Prague, in qualq of Secretary to the Russian A nibasador. BrauN, JULY ..W.—The KING to -day returned .• to POtitiani, to review the • l ison. Duke Of CUMBERLAND pissed through here , two days ogo, under the name of the Count tl ARMAGH. `Tbe day before yesterday Baron de HARDENBERG *cr out for tee Ileac-quarters. Coes, o VN, JULY 22.--Count (le. BERN sTcnwp, oar Ali sister at Vienna, or Baron de Ro tan Miuisterfor Foreign Affairs, are ;mended to reintnient our Court at the Congress. wyrrENumwitli ITl.fi. GOTTI!NitURGIE, JULY :r7. -+-•Tht .A.ll4Crirt U i chant ship ilannibut llas arrived.byre horn NCW y or k, in 30 dap, having General MottAu on b o ard, tog thLr with his suite. The .Ai terivaa Papers suit.), that several star. mishes had taen plisc'e One of GetVera/Mouri•!!'; suite hits positively (lei:lAlyd, th;tt a general battle had been fought, m - Which the ~kmerlettns. Were totally defeated, with the loss ul twii Genera!, killed, and two taken prisoners, with all theit ar tillery, and a great number Of prisoners. From the Continent we have news to the 19th ; every thing appear, t(i be going on well. lle;n -foreements are daily joining the 1.1.10 , -1 :Ind-Prus- General MoKExo has not yet land ed; but will be in town to-morrow. Sian artilics. The txpedition from England, tinder the Am- Phion frigate, passed \Vingo, on their way to the ; Baltic, on Thursday last. ALTONA', JULY reported thait matters between 'Denmark and . Sweden are settled, and the CROWN PRINCE gone towards Berlin.• BERLIN, JULY is singular that the re port of the victory in Spain reached this place three or four days sooner tram Dresden than any other quarter, and" that the. first account 4 made the Trench in a much worse plight than Lord WELL IN G 7 :rotes dispatches represent them. A translition of the Gazette was immediltely published, •and earned a great joyful sensation, ~Ttong the minds' of all ,classes: Of people. , dt is said the Cam& PRINCE 16 to remove his heal-quarter to Fehrbel len (about seven miles from this), and is to have under his command I3ur.ow's corps, And all `. the allied troops in this quarter, and is besides to have a general appointment in the allied army. here the people are in high spirits, and great prepara tions,are making fur the renewal of hostilities, Prussia seems again to be approaching what she was in the clays of the Great 14 1 4enE1ticK. 'The KING has been here for a fr.'w. days ; during his abode be reviewed about 12,000 as gallant, zea lous, and fine looking fellows as ever earri;l a musket or entered into action. CASTLE 0? TRACIIENBERGy ;N SILESIA, JULAr.I.I., His Royal. Highness. the CaowN Pattscr; left Gripswaldc on the 6th July, in the morning. He slept the first night at Prentzlaw, where his Royal. Highness was received, on the part of his Prussian Majesty, by the Prince Of SAYN WITTGENSTEIN. This Prince haS ever Oneeaccompanied his Royal 'Highness. on his journey. On the 7th, the jour ney was continued by the way of Konigsberg;and his Royal .Highness was received by General 'Count TAUENZEEN, at Landsbcrg, on the river Wartha. On the Bth, his Royal Highness tth yelled by the way of Miserts to RoSten ; and on the 9th, through Lisser, where the Russian Ge.. SEMI, Baron has his head quarterS, forward to Trachenberg. - . On the toad, - between the. Ucker and Newmark. of Drandenhetg, his Royal Highness reviewed se veral battalions of the Russian militia,, and at Schwetlt be likewise reviewed a - regiment of luts- Stirs; belonging to the ,German Legion, to • he . placed under his command. Wherever he -came troops paraded, the towns through which lie pass. ed were in the evening illaminated, and • every thing showed the sincere joy of the inhabitants' at his Royal Highness's journey. Between Lands. berg nod Trachenberg his - Royal Highness Was es corted by a detaChment- of . the Elivibethgorod hussars, and of General howritsky's Don . Cos- sacks. Inunediatels on his Royal Highness's arrival, he was received by . their Majesties the Emperor of Russ's. and King of.Puossi.... ness the Crown Prince of Pay sstA arrived the fol lowing morning ; in the suite of his ;Imperial Ma jesty the 'Emperor of RUSSIA were the, Generals Prince Wot.Koausat, NEWCROWSKY, LAN SKDY, and I'OZZO DE BORGOR, and likewise the Secretary of State, Count NESSELRODE. His Royal Prussian Majesty was accompanied by the Chancellor of State Baron` Von HARDIN.. BCRG, General KNESEBECK, Count HENEKEL, and the Count Marshal Baron Von MALTzArnw, In the Crown Prince of PUUSSIA'S suite were his Governor General GAUDE, and the Counsellor of State ANctt.Low ; the Imperial Anstrian State and Conference Minister, Count STADION ; the Austrian Charge d'Affaires, Baron Von ImszEL ; the British Ambassador at the Imperial Russian Cout, Lord - CATucarr ; General Von SvcirrEmti, and Mr. TnolisTatsT, the Royal Bri tish Minister at the ,Cgurt, of Sweden, have like wise arrivqd here. On the following morning, the 10th, his Royal Highness paid his visits to his Majesty the King of PRUSSIA aim his Majesty the Emperor of Russitt, ; and in the afternoon to the Crdwn Prince of PR ssz, , ,, His HAIM Highness, who enjoys the best state of health, will to-morrow return on his journey to G rips walde. [These Mails further narrate the return of the Crown Prince to Stralsund, on the Itith, at 10 - • o'clock in the evening, through Lissa (where be ordered WINZINGEROI)E with 1113 corps (Parolee to Berlin), Mezeritz,lionigsberg (illuminated) and Pasewalk. He was treated w th great splendour and ceremony throughout. The Allied Armies are daily eight thousand Russians reccivingreinforcernents— marching for Cracow.] PRICE OF STOCKS YESTEItDAy. Stilek, to Willi' Bonds, vat', Is. dis. N.ivy 5 per Vent. South Sea, Stuej‘, t rite 5 per Cent. New Ann. 4 per Cent: 73i Excheit , fills, es. Is.'3s..pr, :3 per Cent. 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A telegraphic cayntuunicatipn as yesterday evening received from Plymo►►th, annauncing the arrival of the Sparrow ftrinn the North coast of Spain; • She brings an ►►ccoutnt of an attack made• on Lord WELLINGTON, by Soul.:r, on the 28th ult. in which lie was repulsed .with great lossiand driven back to his fonner position. This attack was unquestionably made with the view of reliev ing St.. Sebastian, an assault of which fortress had failed on the 211th. For. this great object there can scarcely be a doubt that this renowned Cap-- tain,collected the whole of his army, which, it ap pears, Lord WELLINGTO has beaten with a part • of his ; for it can hardly he supposed that the be siegers of the. tWo important fortresses - of Parnp- Itmit and St;Sehastian took. any part in the battle. SOutir is esteemed by all as the beet Gene ral in the French service, and stands higher in—military science 'and tactics' than'' even • his Master. He was 'dispatched to Bayonne with such haste, to retrieve the fallen fortunes of king JOseen's army, that it'is calculated he tra- Veiled front Dresden thither, at -the rate of an hundred and fifty miles in twenty-four hoors..— He came, he looked about him, and he fought; but, unlike C/ESATI, his dispatch, to BUONA , PARTE must run thus—reni,• vidi, victus fui. We believe it is yet &Ada whether the Sparrow has brought Dispatches, or Whether some other vessel which sailed.before her, and not yet arrived', has them on board, Until they arrive, the friends and relations of those who are; serving in , that quarter must stiller considerable anxiety. We. can tissue them, however, : that no names haVe been mentioned either of killed or wounded; We say this to guard them against the fabrication of such indecent-,and cruel notices, a praetice , in which Mlle papers are in the habit of indulging. We wait with much anxiety for the details of this Victory, which ve doubt not is as glorious as its precursOrs to the British arms.. The defeat of the EnemY in a last desperate struggle to re tain u corner of Spain, and that too by only a part of our force, is a theme at once of exultation and perfect confidence. We arc this day inundated with matter, of a very important deleription from every quarter. — Two Gottenburgh Mails have re!...ehed town since yesterday. The former is given in a preceding column, and is chiefly remarkable for its notice of the arrival of the eelebrat.e&Oenerial,MonzAu, at that port on the 27th, .and h►s being received with cl►►e military honours ; but the latter (sub joined) which brings down the intelligence to the end of last n tooth, is by far the most momentous coM .municat ion we have of late had from the Continent. The general tone of intelligence, thepreparation for renewing the siege of Dantzic, the march of 13ENNIGsEN, the movements of Austria, and the proclamation of Roc:LAY DE Tot.m, are all more decidedly warlike than any thing we have lately heard. Tim; eis nota single pacific feafuril in the whole mass, and the Congress assumes the shape of a mere fornial Meeting, -at which the Various parties are desirous of proclaiming to the world their.reasons fo'r preferring war to peace, nncl endeavouring to set tl►ntnselves right in their growl& forreferring 'the controversy to the deci sion of arms. ',Tula' We—General ;Vloßi►l is still here; report says be is to have a command in the Allied Army.--- Our accounts from the opposite shore seem to intimate that a further renewal of the Armistice is to Jae place. Pr.TRSI3IIIIOII, Jinx 14.—The Loanst gtm-liri;, with a trans fort, has arrived atCronatadt,fruai off Dantzic, to carry powder dawn there. The General of Cavalry, Baron BENNiosEN, h arrived at Warsaw, with consldtrahle reinforcements, which he is con ducting towards the Allied Army. They ‘vrite from the frontiers of Bohemia, that the prepara tions for war .are carried on th roug h ou t a ll the AWarian monarchy with a 'vigour and activity of which former wars °O'er no example. It is not doubted but ou r Governm e nt . will take an active part in th e W ar , s h ou ld not t h e A rm i it i ce b r i n g about a solid and durable peace. Acc or di n g to!Atlas Irani Vietink . all the gat - rhea has left that capital, and been . . replaced by the Burgher: atd. It Wit on the 13iit; to ha.ye occopitd the positions assigned it. PFTEit ituae, Jitta . 19. -T he Canamander in Chief of Artiness tit , o,teralut Infantry I.l.ltet.i,t, Dc TOLIS, 11,011 ; dressed to':1116. Minister of the Inli . :tior a letter dated Reid,. back, Jlntet 2d; in ichich,titnotiz others, we remark the fog ing Ofic %age : , e.7‘! I do itOt Consider it superfluousto inform yf Excellency that Ohr armies are, as well as those of our allyi King of pltt:4-4;t', notwithstanding the rapid and pBi ll6 movements end operations wh:ch timy have had to folio in the hest poitiible stars:, and quite teady to re-arp upon the field Of honour, If the armistice does not kin ,limit a 4olid Peace, we hope,. with Ciott's assistance, 10 Put 8 end by the force of our arms to the War, and by that to calamities which overwhelm the ultiverse." f :1 There is areport that the diffe rences between beritnark and Sweden lmve been coniPeon' is ' aJ ' , 'We wish it' Were so well aut h en ticateil as to move every: doubt of its truth, but at present that is not the case. The appearance of Count STADION at the cow ference at Trachenburg,' we bail as one o f the most favourable auspices fur Eu ro p e at osition this 111° ' meat : and a pretty clear proof of the disP of Austria tieing ;favourable to the Allies. The CROWN' PRINCE has returned to Stralo 11 are received Cadit Paper s 'We the following are` tbe only ptomillent 1 to the 176, 0, I r d e l information te s lrst o horegfietirtentic, : et Cam z J v. LILY 16.—1 t is reported that snoo 6 311 ' 1 r ra i' families, who. hat taken rein e -'n tivoune had tr" . . _ received l t a p p 4. a n n r, I o t r t 1 I v . ton l i e r e r . :: o e n t lei t e e n r tDe g ; : r it. o ' :p i rtv:i.: C ln i c e tle t u :: : r i a tb l iall : 2 ll l ; l 3: l : ga l : , : o : l4 : r.,; : June 19 . (a- league from Paonplonal, it is said, tha t he A r j s n io s n t nand the Third Army. ' Aftef ex traeting the netvs 1101 n the Pa c which p rs, will be found in our hot i nt):ei ''' have ' ,i, e 11 , 0 received a toad of these Journals, f"' ' ii i of which we have neither room nor time it t . ' , l 0 , 11. da ,' ' ) i publication. To-morrow 0111. estratt! —Oll be -o • ' In94s and interestinqta,by we .c 3 s , c t o select a few prominent passattei. Of the loss ch - . or 'Chesapeake, " Lientenant llyno, the soil° , 0 . . vaing officer of tb e ship, stares, that the old" } . Antericlet .; ! .tsi on board the Chesapeake, Aral bloWn ty by A grenade, thrown from the Shamaon.'' We have 'very particular details of tlw g l ''' t ' ' ro _affair of Ethe sth and 6th of June which eAm e - i. l but v,:b:ch is rend ered I'l ate for insertion to - day , material by tote subsequent intelligence from t , : IIikkNTRDAL, SATURDAY, 3 LINE 19.—Ifter the toilliaat fair o f the 9tb' inst. Major EVAYS ras ortiered to to r ,r. command of the' advanted posts, which lie m ost reld i ii . cePtel , In the four sne6.:etling days, that gal.nt, oi&fr'., the enemy to within 12 voiles of Fort George, seizing ' 11 .: ..: camp equipage, Sze. end put them tatally.tothe rout, test; prisoners, be!ittes Otii:ers.—fienerai ° Limns, the Coy ~ ..„. 1 in chid, escaped, but his one steed wag taken, an 1 w;•el r i z i s e s s i on o f the brave F.:VASS, whose force was n ut, ; •1 ice the enemy's Sir J. L. Yro, intercepted the Arnet":3'coj UR the Lake ; , took and destroyed the w hole which tul ei , 0 on the txpedition to Fort`-.vile Creek. 'lv? a a'.;td , D e ei0 1 . 4 discomfiture SO complete.. The Yankee 3 have a band' n oor Erie and Chip:twit, hlowing up the w orks,, ard W e '', centrated at Fort George, to the vvilrulver of (,10 00 3 13 ,' I dill' diseased wretches, dying to the n umber air lii r d ',.' 1 ,..'," sentery and other m aladies, incident to an Atvo' _ army. et. 003 ,14.: On Wednesday lasf,arrived in this cit.; foul Cl'l' , 60 , take "! Major General Sir Rosen 11 . Sli tA Frt. 0n"4,,,1601 about 12ii pi isuners, taken at Firfy Mile Cr"eek ' I t 0 0 4" .VISCENT. 'We are informed that the guns fo.r' ' I ,' o rdi gate lately.launched at Sackett's Ilarhour, 31 c 9 1 o tert /' Onondago River Craft at Oswego; but is ion 'il''''` s. 1 1 ,,4 ,1 be got at, and too far itp. While these iire latifi : 44. oll ‘ ll4ll continue superior CO the Like for cowl , O ne. , it Erie, vicar Buffaloe, the Americans' have Isiincb ..llt ,. I t ; sclutieters. which they heist wilt render they) sor r ' r ,' Lake, yil , - OCll' It is said, that besides suffering n'Call' r loss in the attack on Crnney Island, - 1 , ,,,„ , 'lniberl, troops bad. been detached from t he 1113i° i 1 r e. , andn , left on, the Island—these %veil: slaughte 0' cold blood by the Atneri , ans. At W `ilet!, a l, inot,t severe retaliation was exelcised Ott" man enemy. ( , ) ,P The inhabitants of all those parts °C rltere the Americans hat'c been c herish I , t ic . deadlylikred to them, as appears frolo d r to , P I lowing paragraph from an Officer at 10 14 inserted in the Baltiniore Paper : t 4 • • rliC Inhabitants hereabouts arc almost !O he o 0 4 3) d in'...mka,l to the Vankeec-- 7 the men would ,eaiill4.3:o women of Newark are loyal enough to cat tb eif °f ( 14 drink their blood." tb gt In eghlition to these attacks at the 01-'1 to . lie! Chesapeake Bay,. xve may s hortlY exP ect 1 of others, directed by. otber.o3icers I ' s i c,o o iutelligence from Halifax, that A‘l"`irli, had left drat place on th e 13th " o od the Sceiltre, rtamid„,, I. • lV i nneii , • a tOIVII, near C.tpt: Henry, 111 the t' ai ~ l t nanieft 0 ell 4! Oa • $lll :',hoot 1109 marines will, it is tho o b front the fleet to Upper Canada. 74'a .uid four fq. dol c ii i' tT c i N t f ; D :m:u:t v n e j w o t: ftur~t the u eastward. Our ihips are Coile LIP _ f or ce i " in this city, and are in perfect sufetY, iota much lasi. Almost every 00r h ar'eVlT'6dsY morning, si% o'cictelt.--Four of Of r tent toot laOSseitSiort of the fort!, 4:hi;cobov.,i tr 4. w tinder way, itanding• itwurri.", ts, %" e Lave no place or fOther eztrac,