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..';TAILS. :v i Waterfor.i., Do L . --3'Gottenburgh, z Lisbon, C fmsoi 5 Witertord. 1': ICE Or sTocKs, THIS DA Y AT TWELVE Oi.Z.L'OCK. by i; Red. Aop. , 63 ( cnnitun THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICERS. FALSI:r.I AUDEAT ? L • 0. , T4URSDAY, Jt.T'SE Is, 1807. -WE received this morning Dutch Papers to the oth inst. which contain intelligence froM Pari s down to the .sth. They add very little to' thein frtnitinn which had previously reached us— .It is eKicleitt that "the Expedition which is ' . about to sail froFu this. Country has given BONAPAF;TE considera bit; uneaiinC3. A Letter from Wittembcrg states, . , that .a Courier passed through that ,City on the 19th on his way to Halle, with orders tothe.,Divf -*ifs of Boubwr andMotxroa to adVance with /all possiNe expedilion to Berlin. On the same day,: at three o'clock, those troops began their march, and on the following day a part of Iheniarrived at Wit temberg. Such was the urgency of the orders, that die troops are said to have marched no less than nine Oerman miles in twenti-four hours. The ultimate destination of those troops is said to be Stettin. Letters are said-to have been received at Paris from j.mina,"whcch state, that the . Turks' have 'obtained a decisiv,c.viaoryov,er the Russians,'in the Biack Sea. Some- Russian troops frOrn Corfu, which , had made in incursion into the Territory of the Paella of Ja nina, are also said to ,hiVe been repulsed with loss : frocn..the . manner,. IK.r.Ver,in which these yeports are mentioned - in , the .French Papers, it is evident thit riacredit -is attached to them. THE Diipatches,which GoVert - intent, have received TrOm India « are ';happy to say, aro• of a - very 'satisfd,:tory filature. All symptoms ofdissatisfaelioit among the Native Troops had ceased, and - the mos.t parted .prevailed. Some clamours ,had been excited by: false reports; and ..,our • Officers had, in trans t)la;ces - , thotight‘ . it necessary to twice rri . easures of precadtidn, which however afterwards appeawd,tabq 091,1 y unnecessary. 4..m,?art wos yesterday circulated, that a mutiny , had broken ouLon. board - the P:ryid Frigate, Capt• niNET; and that the crew were about to carry her into Brest; when she• Was intercepted by two of our -Frigaies ernizirig; Off that Port. - We cannot con ceive how such a report could have originated, as there is 'not slightest .fOuudatioa for it. The Druid Frigate is •at:Cork. • Yesterday,. about twel'v,e.. o'clock, His -MAsEsTi arrived at tho.am ir'g • V vrindsor.. - At • .two o'tlock 1-11$ MAIESTY ' held a. private.. Levee, , , which was attended by • • T '2l; . ehili,h , p 4 Con..• , :fhpry; the Lail' Chancelor; the Lcrd PrcsiP,:mr the'l.ord .Seal, the •l first Low of the j'am.suty, t C ;lance lior 41116 I . .Xch'!gyer,. the Sccretitr . ,e.,,f- Star;; t . ur the flp , Pc .and Depart _ - ments. hoid Chi4l'l - nrr3il (Earl.; B churst Paniett - Lords 1-I . eat:lticid, Cathcart . ; and Harewood;. - Genefal4 finch 'and Green ; Sir' S. Flood ivr4.ssrs..S . tnyth apd FayaenL-.r. • The' following had. the honoar heing vresented AQ His MAJESTY : SiF,Savpuel t:;:on his return to — Erigland, and being appointed a Con-une:lbr•.:. ' • Mr. Smyth, upon his wing zi'ppointedlo.th; P rofes49r6hi p of Modem History inthe.University of Cambridge. • Majir-Gellerl Sir Charles Green, 'upon' leis being aß pointed to the coo-tmanet - at Malta. • • • Fits ..MAJE.S-ne held - a Privy Cowell. . The Duke,of NARTLAND, Earl CA,MDE'g, liordS sHAWKESPAYIIV, PASTI7,III:AGI-1 ; and CATITGART:, had .audiences of MA'JlisTy. Spot) alter—five - o'clock. 1J MA,JagTY set of on .his return-to Windsor. . Yesterday iris Royal fTigbness the Dae of YoRK, „attended . by hi:f Sratr, reviewed 'a bat:alion 'of' the .Guards in Tiyde Difebe:Vi•Do‘krager of Babssivicx is' hourly e 7 petaed to arrive - at - Harwich in the•ayde Frigate. Her Roya) 1-14ittiesfi•is.to.reside iti.Hatnpton Court Palace. ' • Thoagh .4Pavtiament will' meet on Mon day, no Deb.ne is expeaed to tale place before day. 'Thelord Slemfrd'Af;thelLousehold will 01 - 0- ceed to the House.of Coaimons on Monday_to swear in tho new Members. A.pap4sage ‘1,;i11 then be sent from the Lords Commissioners requiring the attend aucg. the - Commons' h the House of Peers, - tci receive His_MAJEsTys commands - that they proceed .to the choice of a Speaker. The Coin 1110D.S 1,611 then proceed to their Hotise and choose their Spesker. On Tuesday he will be presented to . the House of Lords, when His MAJESTy's_approba tiod•wiil be notified. Three,or four days will then. be. Occupied - in . swearing in the new Members, and on Ft hlay, all probaAility; 'the Speech will be livered from the Throne; . • • A 'private letter froin . FTarpbnrgh, received by. the . last Mail, says—" Tb Sp'anli'l troops -ire safely rived io•, - ;errnany, and wcee inspeded by the King . 61f.B A y . ;tutA, who witnessed their entrance iacognito, grid afterwards paid. tnany compliments .to the Offi c.-rs on'the 'excellence, .of their 'appearance, They _consist, it is said.„ of . 25;000 infantry, and 5006 ca--, valry;" ; Aletter from - Rome, dated May 9, siys--" e , cry vei - y nosy, here in pt:ePr.ing fur the canonization • c live new S?ints, which is to take . place _on the Preparations have been making Peter's„ for i a.nionfh paSt: This ceremony Will not cost .les4 than 100,000 piastres, - . ~ . . .oconnts Were yesterday received of the safr ari rival of the arms sent to the North .in April fast;byt - GOvernrnent„ for the use of the Allied . ..Ai - wry'. ‘4•-.1;1,711 were received with gratitude as a most sea- V:11 s 5 13 pply. -FRENCH and DUTCH PAPERS. i several advantirgesl on,,differg.gt.po,ints, and are.ap proachiliz to ray siege .to Sella . atz.--(,./o,,,,teur, i th • • • VIENNA, MAY 24.-- 7 The Archduke: CHARLES, ill quality bof Generalissirno,-has just addressed ta:the Emperor some representations concerning the Hun 7 garian Regiments, in the, Austrian service, their or 7 _ . ganization, and also their rising, with, observations thereon, the whole drawn up in tatin. These ob . - . servations . legve been printed, and are very eagerly perused by the .public.' • It is generally believed` that the Hungarian Diet will continue its, Session until the month of August. 'The ARCHDJKE CHARLES has set out from Buda for Gallicia, where he is now 'reviewing _the troops sta tioned there ,under the command of General Count VabitELLEGARDE. The number of troops which have been raised in this City do not exceed,7oo men ; this levy is consequently very far from being an ,extraordinary one, as the public prints have' Stated it to' be. A number of RUssian and 'Prussian de- ~~~ ~. BANKS OF THE INN, MAY '2s.—Letters from Vi enna:Again.. stage, that, the Court of Austria continues to take a lively : interest in the re-establishment of peace, and that the last dispatches it . had received afforded a .hope that its _efforts would not be.kruit less. According to the same advices, an Austrian Con rier had been expedited on the ath for London, with dispatches, inviting that Court to take-part in the Negotiations which it is still stated ar.c to be.opeoed for the conclusion of a Gen e ral P eace . What -appears more certain is, that the same Courier is the benrer ot new and earnest remonstrances to the C6Urt of London, relative,to the-vexations which the Austria n 'experiences in - the Adriatic, on the. part • of the. English. The Court of Vientv detnands . re dress for these grievances with much energy., VIENNX, May 20.—The retired Officers, who are ' still able to serve, and who wish to return to aaive service, are'to be employed in the Deserve. Several have already been admitted. serters arrive here, and are sent into Hungary, where they are employed in the works carried on for. Go . Vernment account. • The last Messenger from Turkey states, that the Servian Army has taken up a concentrated position in the interior of Servia, and that hitherto nothing .denotes an intention *on the part of the Turks to ad- . vanee so far. It is remarkable that nOtwithstandfnz the good harmony which prevails between the, Ser vians and Russians, the former should not have made any-attempt to died a jun&ion with the latter,— Gen. MICHELSON; none of whose offensive oper ations have hitherto . spcceeded, and who is convinced: of his inability to, take .possession of the Turkish Fortresses, has adapted the: reSolutiOn to confine himself to the defensiVe.- He is now taking mea- , sures to , put Wallachia and . Moldayia in a respectable state of defenee„ in order that these . places. may, be able to withstand the attack now meditated upon' ,thErtibythe Turks. Intelligence has been received that:the drand V4ier is now on hiS march with a formidable army to Adrimople, where :he iS to join the pa r cha of Rudschuck.--(4oniteur, June 5) ' BERLIN, ,MAY interest Jim been ex- . c'itedWithin these few days.past by the relation of a Conversation said to have taken place between his Majesty the Emperor and King of Italy, and M: VON SCHNEILITZ, Presid(int of the Chamber Of Marienweller.. Without vouching for. the authenti city Of the fad, 'We shall state what is said of public. His Italian Majesty said it was asserted coM: VON Sc HNEILITZ that the Prussians were placed- un der the sway of. England rather than join France; -in order to impose laWs on Great Britain, and deliVer . Europe; and the Whole world from the tyranny which that Power eitercises over every seai ,that peace was verydiffkult to be made , ;, that . - the"..ing of Prussia had only two . means left for returning to Berlin.; the first," to be conchided thither. by . the Emperor NAPOLEoN at -the head of his-Guards; the. other, .to enter it With the - Russians 5 that the . latter was only'pradicahle, in case the French,. -tiaving lo'st a :battle. beyond the Vistula, three 'be tween am Vistula. and "the ;Oder, and three between the 'Wei and the Elbe, shonld withdraw to 'their own country, without hcing:lable to draw new re inforcements from it.. Every Prussian, a friend to his country, may. calculate' What it Would cost him' should the Russians obtain.such Stiecesses, and should . : the dodrine of the people being made for Kings, and not Kings for the people, .continue to prevail the Cabinet of konigsburgh,--.(Te/q rictp/i.) • • MAN 25:—MYRZA4lHEZA KnAN, Per st an Envoy Extraordinary, is arrived here. from the head=quarters of the Grand French :Army. After a short stay, he intends' to set :out on. his returnhome. Several French Gentlemen, who attended the Per sian Envoy, Arrived here . at the . satne 61114. Baron . SEUST Russian Minister, who, as we have already mentioned ; Wai obliged to leave COO, T stantinoPle, arrived hole the day before yest6rday.— '(illoniteur,* fu . n . e. G.) The HUngarians who have come here froth their own country, in .order to avoid the recruiting, .have heen'enrolled by force, and the young Austrians who- had 'elnigra tect to Hungary frith a 51[Iiille ihtention,. have in like.manner been arrested. MENTZ, MAY ,Q9.—Orders have been received to detain the Swedish prisoners here, instead of sending them into the interior of France. They will have no' other confinement except the city walls. From this measure it is inferred, that the pace, so long talked of, is upon 'the point of being concluded between Sweden and France. BAYONNE . , y 24.—The Regiment of iWurias, 2500 strong, arrived here this .morning ; most . of the Officersand Soldiers wear, o n th e ir l e ft artn.,.a badge of, honour, which they received, for having repulsed the English who landei at Ferrol, • - MAY 24.—Lieutenant ..Field Marshal 13 aron VINCEN T , w made so long a stay at the head-quarters of the French Imperial Army in Poland, returned toVienna in the beginning of this month, PAit'is,•Jun Letter from Dieppe,' dated May 3 : cksilys--" Yesteßdhy, at : . two o'clock P: All an English Sloop presented itself as a Flag of Trace: before this port, wit 4 . 67 Frenebpris'oncrs on board, 40 of them sick. Being 'refused entrance,, she con-, tinned her course for MorlaiK, the .place of her de stination." , . Jost: 3.—M. RO,CHAMBEAU formerly'a Marshal; of 'France and 'an Officer of the Legion of Honour, died on the I.2th ult. upon his _estate of Roc.liani 7 , beau, near Vendome, in his 82d year. FRANNFORT, MAY 28,7 7 , We <tre assured that the Court'of Vienna - haS invited, in the Midst pressing manner, that of London, to Selid Pl.:nipotentiaries to the Congress, which„ it diately opened to discuss the affairs of Europe, and endeayour to bring abOnt thele-establiAiliferif of a Ge- . .... ... ... neral Peace: •It is thought that liar°ll VHics.l.3l- :will not wake &long stay at Viennz,:aiul that atter lid, ing received fresh instru,f'..kions froril his (overninent; he vill: relax') to 1. 3 07.1 in, wliicb, it is.. supposed,: will, be the. centre of the Negotiation. - . -,.. ~.. Asa Lady was f passing this morning through Fleet street'a Gentlertrati,- who appeared to be a Fdreig:ner; pulled out a pistntand discharged it at, her. She was struck on the cheek bone. lle deliberately put the pistol in his pocket and walked on, hut was imine diately pursaed and• taken bethre .the CityS4gi; strate.l4 examination.. The pistol and some balls were-'fatnd pocket: The Lady, it is said, lives in Hilton.-garden. , • There is •something strange in the present state of Holland. All the Dutch troeps hare. been SuddehlY ordered back to flolland, 'from a belief that an in vasion:will be attempted. by ~this country.• Yet at such a 'crisis Holland is left without gi,;:rate. The iiing, is gone first to ,Lilchpu-,, near Brnsseis, and .tioni thence to Chermaceatr, , a seat belonging - to Madame D YILLE!s: t V Tou raine';, frorii thence he. proceeds to the, wo.ters; I.3ll;uctes,which is Close to. the Pyrenees, miles from I-1011 ml There are reports in circulation, that this di'stant journey .is not tnerely for - `the purpose of re-establishing Louts noNAP.uutes.,health--that it is conti...-Aed with 'political motives atitl 'objek(Zts•, and that LoiTIS is said to hit 1!Q iaicu rre I;the di:; . plga= sure of his 'brother NAPOLEON.--If Lot.us'.s illness was very,severe; he would hardly be'able to under:. .fake so long a jo!'arney as 1200 'miles. Yesterday a Quarterly General Court .of Pro prietors was held , the laiSt . India '1:1 . 6415e ;., the usual- forms. having been observed, the Chairman rose, and deClared a Dividend fot the last half year , would be 51 per . cent. . -• ' NUR 2: , ,ICERG", MAY 27.—Our city enj o yed to 7 inziy The Chairman then, acquainted the Corrt, that the a sight not seen here since the m on th . o f M arc h -Court of Dirca.:)rs . had come to a ResohAion,. pet . .- , -mittin,,a Mr. Rrcamtn JOHNSON to return to Bengal, 1547, when Spanish •Troops;ycdmmanded by: the pan) s, L 1 . 1C.L, IS L 1 le • SViti) his rank ills the ,Com •• -' 9 -f - ' , ' - - 'hi .1 - 1 Duke of Alba, passed through , this city to follow ' §utimitted to their considerLition --itid pro9os'ed 'the .3cl .. fr • I •• . , ~. . . - 'CHARLES QUINT AO •SliXolljr. .: - Kpciut .seven 'o'clOck :of July for a Ballot on the Resolution ) , which Was . - " - ''''''' .": . • ' the Regiments of Foot Guard a l a x ara entered thia• carried in theatfirmative. _ • , o n .the question O'f : a4;urtinieiti.:f,eing put, Mr. town, and were quartered here; the grenadiers . • TwiruNo rose, arid, requested!the attention :of the .wear high caps, . with a piece of . red cloth pendin P a . 'Court. 'Lie said the unfortur . il - ?te ttNisatStions at VO--. 0 WHA) theYro ;, from the black part, on which is embroidered the lore ~ priet . ors. had in: general and excitcd..considerable int the Public at' at' large ;. the. image of St: George.—(2.lloniteur of June 6.) ' pipers rela.ive to that subjcal; the A cd i ttrt- of Dird-- In ihd night, between the 29th'aud 30th o f l as t . tun; . head 'been some time in ,possgsn ofi, and it faht b- by many con - ceived tint this was the.nroper :month, three English. Ships were stranded near C4-' . r n i - m i - e - fo i: ro • aking , s ' otuc n . lotion ` )11 the sti bi e a t..; ' as .$3, -..,.-4i 11: • lais, namely, the William and Mary, . Oaln• BA; ' niosCPart of thei ‘ ,Proceedings .1.erc.,.0 . squg...C- ted, he the York, Capt; LANDERS, and the COrvette Jackg, understood, .with others of a secret nattire, he could commanded by Lieut. OIAII,LES STWAR'i ; i'' ' 'cud he ref ore not he brought into that- op.n.on; :.., t , re.ore ~ . !;,thought it most prudent todrop the ,o,ifue4, 'Op.& Royal .Navy. The crews were all sayed, - ansttniade ! 'dent t hat the Directors had taken dv.ei - k'.'tnratore of! prisoners of war.—Moniteur (.1 June 5:) ; pree:t9tion to prevent a similar trairstioti ., y' " ; AtlGsnuß(.;tr, - :JAY 79.,...-The,ia.st - letters: from ' The ChiLiri - nan retiirned . the 'Hl' li. (=....entjt:Man ' tha7:d:;:s tint the handsome manner in which the sub- iVieiing announce, that the Archduke cn A rir, - Es : wa. ,. i‘ s- t ' .ad 'oeen trit ., =4l"by him; and stated, that he kid ewec.tekthere aboUt the end of may,:4citha t . the . ti . lo pieaureto actioaint the Court,..thaf.Oeiyth.l4`ar Emperor: as to remain at Buda to the I,sth of i i ,u ) 4,-,. : - h 4 b::.en done by the Direeters to 'restore- the_coo, Li • [,;,.. . '• . filier N ce -, )f theat'ves and that atlvicet dated tre The Aithduke jest:Pt-1i; sec°z l .4 sPti . of . his dru-ilieri:li ' 1. - o.ter et;d of JanuarYli ' .st - ', had becn rcceiv(:4 whit.h .. Majesty, is - darikefouSly ill„ Thd Turks ecilianne to gave assraaces of the most perted tranquillity per make progress in Servia ; they have already g;il't.d vadirg ev.:ry part at their seiticm ents in India. NAV AL NEWS. PL)t'MOUTIT, JUKE , 16.—.A.rrived the Mars, of 7* gurrs, - . from a cruize off. Rochefott. ' Sailed t4e Alcmene and ihnethyst Frigates, on 3 - . brifize off:,.lrOchefOrt; and the Houtict Stoop of War, - : with a convoy; for-the Downs. ' Ai - rived the Superb, of 74 guni, froh Ports mouth, to take in cattle for the Channe! 19,69 t.. PORTSMbUTH,JONE* 1 t .—The Wi/cock;GdonFEl : Low, for London, - last night put into this Port, to repair ; the damages which' she sustained on her voy age, in a gale of wind, at the beginning of the pre sent month, she having lost her fbretop g a lla n t- mas t, . .• • . greatest piet'olliet; sails, and most of her standing rigging., Parted with the conyoyOff Cape Clear the loth instant, Arrived this day the Royal George and Oarley Indiamen, from the Downs. -Arrived also the Laurel; .of 28 guns, '-Captain WOc,LCOMBE, from the.Nyestward. The - Pomona- Transport,. Capt. - BUTCHER, run aground this niorning coining into the Harbout', but is'expetied to be • got off without any- dam* thu next flood. • , SFIEERNEES, - JUNE 17.—The - Lynx Sidon of w.ar*, s . . . came. into harbour.: The Mcdeslic, of 74 guns, was-yesterdny paid up ' to six months, and_this Orproceeded toYartriouth— Came down froth the „River. the Calypso SlOop.of - Arxivect at Elackstairs His Majesty's Ship Leyden, from - chattiaar— Tlie Baltic Convoy is expe&ed. to sail about Satur7 day, under convuy of His Majesty's Slip• Cherub. BRIXHAM QUAY, JUNE 15'.---Sailed from Torbay the Channel finder command of Admiral Lord 'iorelume their slation off Brest. JUNE 15.—Sailed the Charger• East Pactot, for Bengal ; Princess Charlotte Packet; Capt. Ktit;;Nvit:h Mrtils - for Barbadoes and Jamaica ; and the Prince Adolphus Packet, Capt. Bou LDERSON.,, for Halifax wad New-Yo:.k. tt DEAL, JUNE 1.7:-.--Caine down from the. River the Alfred, COULSTON, for Barbadoes-,---end .-everal other outward-b6nrid Vessels. , • ' , Arrived tfie'44744, 89 . 0113 trpro , crWP . and re mhin in the Downs . with His Majesty's . . - SJlips as per last, and a large Fleet of Transports with troops, and outward-bOund vessel's, The Dispatch Sloop of W;lr 113 s a signal' flying fot a CoyrOoy to the 'Northward ; and . the Indignant Gun•brig . has a 'signal flying tlir a Convoy to the 'Westward. . - P. S. Sailed the Africaine Frig - ate for Slieerriess:' GREF.NOCK,•JUNE 1 5 ...-4.;NterS 'zre received lie - re on Saturday, by the own?Npf ,the . Brig Livvrpool, from the Captain,. stating- the capture Of.; triat'Veikl on the 12th NTarch, in tat. i[z tp t by-two Pri‘ , ateers of much inpe - t farce,' 14 idr 4ce,'l - ter an engagement of an henrj . and hcr. isvillg been car ried into P o i n t Petre, Guadaloupc, torn I.vbenct- , the letters are dated of the'2d - A:piii. The Captain adds, that the mate was shot'in theT:Vg . hf ; onc of the Led:- tenants, in cold after:Ulu iLiverpo o i had struck `of which meditate& wound he .v.7aA , 'alrowed to die. onboard the Private&, tile . d a . ) , followinw • •34,1 Extra& of a Letter rreceivedby-1! essrs. E G ;;;;- trotv;,of Hull, from Mr.i.loatv - HtiZefliktbt, !d4tarl Peterhead, June- 12, 18077. 1 ` The Hopeartivetifull, tens- ; left the Ice May . '2l4tb .either tinipat=ible; had'been much by herself, ..and not foaber'Notth titan 70..--,The Ellisurbhad,one fish, on the 277th of April ;, the Sarah and Elizabeth one fish, on `fli-51 - 1,1 of m a y ' • the Miner va tWo fish, on the 23d . Ok 'qv.; th e liesolation, of Whitby, four fish 00 tons);;on the 20th;of May ; the',Live/y, of ditto ; tliterislr; the Rodney, 91.puudpe,iWe fish (196 butts), ii.the t? 4 thof May ; t he. Neptune, of ALKe_rdeen , one fish, tlie7th . 01,May." :Extra& of a Letter, dated Barbadoets, April Qs eras elptured On' S'attirdny'af,ikirtion by the.rreneh Privateer Schooner Dat,Fic;' it/civet,. of, 6, guns, and 117 men, which she tell In with the pre -ceding evening', About Go miles to windwardof the 'island; and a t d a y-li g h t next morn i ng had •a.ilinning fight with her for twat- two hours, when she obliged. the Privateer tohatil oft . The enemy, .ho;vever, re mewed the action at ten A.M. and a stuart contest was:. kept. up until-two P.M. when the IVansted, i haying , ; one man kiqed and .five wounded, was ob liged, to 14trike,. the,:enemy pos - sessing the advantage : Of jthe Wind. Th e , M en of War -fell in with t h em .. earlY.on'sunday, tfnd the Rakish' took possession of .khe 11 1 ; tubited, while „the, Canada and Ramifies wQnt in ciiato'cif the :Privateer, which escaped. Upon the A'w://tionti?,iititt/ Coming into the Bay, the A.timral ,Ordcred"'the, , ,Fitsp Sloop ofWar out, by sig:;a,, try ,proceed-roturd he North-end of the island, in order to cut the'Ptivateceotf, and she immediately sailed; Accotrits have been received frotp Madras to the :.'4(.1 of January, by an A eHeart vessel. lt appC•ars by theic that every thing. was then quiet in that Pre- Isideney. l'he alarms which 'arose in consequent oc,the untOrtuna:e affik at \rebore had. suh,ined. The tittop.s.t pains had been taken, and happily with ":61npipte 3 Ittlecess, to remove from the Sepoys a sus „picign that. t were to b.: forccd to change their -refigion,:a.adgFneral confidence was rapidly t'eturn ,rl.h-e supposed insurreElion of the . Sepoys at, Pnlimbottab did not take place, and the alarm of it arow, entirely flow tithe intelligence.