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• Warjr ).oo2l/o.li. OAA .4110011 E 07 CdslmtAs-zSarueu.t, 1. . Tama 341seker attended at font o'clock. and count. Hot4e, when only 21 Nlenfoorsbelli pttment, ita tdtrattstant immitdiasely tart place. )04L14:V hot Tuk ratNeu AND 131:1Cli rAOERI. rats. Ives 20. ,Ptiste Eugene. Viceroy and Commander in that Ahoy of Italy, states, that General Lau ektiyed on the tel May at lieguta, hay. *Owned that the Russia: a, j.-.itted with the Mon -0114110111 with their Greek Bishop at their head, littO lir,. their march to take possession-of Vieux krjereli sant off Capt. Servant of Ur" Stb Itegi- Ye Men. Awed • were venr The heitabitants could net re totetbreetit iu min/ the 'resell s ipos4sir hocks. flisime the rubs . beitie th an the Montenegrie& The , - of th e ►loetaaegriay who commanded under • the Bishop, wee killed. and from 2 to 500 of them rataisoiSl4lool•o: adt+Meed The resales Wren ailsieesd on the urns day. , tie mach . flame PVC, , which th ey belie►ed to be , s rmishost artßiery. bat the silivity of General Lus tier's had provided it. As soon as the Russians ' spineneed it. they eat off.-I'bis event has racked an enthusiasm of joy Ist Regusa. The inhabitants no ' lour* fear ,the Rbssiarts , nor the Montenegrins, , meguinary and merciless neighbours.—(Mosi lash) Jena tit. IL iyOubrit, Who arrived a few days ago from *nada at Strasborgh, has , it is said. been preceded hit overtures. the pewit of which be a 'ts on -. was 104 'bulling continue his rout for Park Lord Ifernsmith , wham arrival in this capital we . . likely announced. is one of three prisoners of &Militia% who obtained permission to return to Esigiasd upon their parole. Letters from Bash state, that Mews. Terries and thipir. M.' -. ' implicated in tip affair of the Me • . *nee merchansinse. seised by Prefect ai 4 iiiesnem. have been acquitted, and set at liberty. Jure 21.. Os the ISIS of this month. an . English Flag , .Tares arsivad at Calais ;it landed a person of di • finfilon, who inuttedineely see out for Paris. T elsepabeforhatiother Flag of Truce had arrived there., with dispatches relative to the lieert.r of Asking. „ The Mince of Hesse Philipathal. the Commandant ef Qaeti, is reported to be encountered by domestic • as well as external enemies. He Lay shot his wale, erbo. under suspicious circumstances. rushed into his apartment at night, and in the fellow's posters papers were found which proved that be was mbersed by the French to murder his maser. Os .assether occasion. he precipitated a lady from -Ats into the moat, while she was in treason. '—‘ce with the enemy. the The British boats, which sifted in conjunaionwkh she ear& from Gaeta, on the 16. h May, made con. Addenda. booty, particularly of corn, destined for • Naples.. Taidaisia and Scultheis, the hankers in abet city, ale amongst the principal sufferers: the foresee is seated to have *at corn o the value of 10.000 'tissues. • The differences between the Commaadant of . • Tricia, and the Russian Commodooe of that port, •' . have been amicably adjusted. The Servian Amy. before Belgrade, has been teinforced by 5.000 men; on the 3lst May, they Mt owe of the suburbs na fire. On the 13th ult. the fair.g was very violent on both sides. . . soutoossr, !Viet 11. 'The mackerel fishery was never more pro:naive than this season. We entertain the most sanguine hors is !avow of this branch of commerce . • grow the good order esiaSlished to probed it, and • t be eaceereging measures taken by the Admiral of • tse Susi'Ja.--(ileashar.) ROME, JI.INI 8. • A earps of Woods troops has arrived here. Snort fink i t destined for Naples. and others that it will e l easain here; Whirls ini4isces * belief in the possi- Lassiiiy of sane p..l4ic.iil ciiange. . re Ole line, with two companies and four pietas Odium. to occupy that post. That Officer took a . lilifil l Uim'iit aces-Itegasa. on the night of the t9th rdKs foetid the inhabitants of this little we greedy alarmed . the barbarians hieing within days Instc6. lotting terry thing to fire spd ' iiwor4l 4 and, besides. not thinking the French cal- l ard —. fr a loosurtfo 'war. Carain Scream im. r• .. !,lizeide hit ditpasitions. At break Of day, ' Ate cal an stick with 1.000 men, opt liii le cries. The French sustained Allilliifivillittelitalls in Onlif and sitence. and an- , bwelnd witkuptripsdy fire. TV firing lasted about • seral. - 1A corpOreldinted upon an enemy's 114fidIO L lipkieus killed at the moment when be ,- • Al* Wiling .it ; Alie. barbarians rushed upon him, "ell* elt Ms_ head. This ferocious net r , u sed • Si isepasisa et she French ; the eiSay were ' - itfikeitilit Iskle'the serord at their heck to the very " We hate reeeited Dutch Papers to the Ist instant, anal Paris Papers io the 25th last. Tve Jcur,,a! De L'Empire. foro:erly the Joira4l Dr• D. latv, an intelligent Piper, in Its tatimber of the 22.1 June, states, that M. D'Oesear. had arrived it Strasburgh, and remained there waiting the answer or dispatches previously sent to Paris. before he should continue his route for that city.—The French Papers admit the aGivity of the communications between the Go vernment of France and England.—They state. however. that they partly relate to the fisheries, and the Minelerr boasts the favourable measures adopted for their proteCtion and encouragement, by the Ad• mini of the Fretich flotilla. It would have been . more candid to have said. by the indulgence of the British cruisers.— The French funds continue above 64. with little variation. We repeat, that Me DAIIIIA tit, the Duke of Baussorics's Physician. and M. Tatter:an, his Master of the Horse, have arrived in England, and that his Berens Highness is hourly expeted. The amnion.. left off on Saturday at 61. This is • fall of fi from the highest price which it bad reached in the coarse of the week; bat the state of the foods is still sufficiently promising to justify every thing which we have advanced upon the nib jolt of negociation, aid Cie fluituation may be maisfaraorily accounted for, by the ordinary course of operations in the narks. . We yesterday received aletter from our Private Corrsepoodent, dined Dover, Saturday night, from which we have made the following *strait : " This morning the Novae ordnance sloop arrived from off the French coast. with Capt. Owen, of the Royal Navy. The !Verse has been cruising there foe this week past.—She reports. that the Clyde frigate, which sailed some time ago from the Dews., with dispatches far the French Govern ment, remains at author close off Boulogne. As no notice was taken of her, it was understood that she remained there with the permission of the ene my, for the purpose of forwarding any dispatches that should arrive. The fishing boats are also per mitted to pass without the slightest interruption. Every, thing seems quite still along the French coast. Not even a privateeer has been seen out private letter from !twinge, dated the Sth at, says," our over-sea pilots, as they are gene ' rally called, in contradistintlion to the river-pilots. and who are frequently employed to carry neutral vessels, state, that on their arrival in the Testi, they are generally put on board a ship of war, where they are treated with great respetl, and permitted to return the first opportunity. Flags of truce are almost constantly passing to and from our ships, upon that station. The discontent which prevails among all classes of people in Holland, in coast goatee of the arrival of their new King, exceeds description. They treat the idea of a French King to rule over them, quite as a subject of ridicule, so incompatible it is with their feelings and habits." We copy the following 'article from an Irish Paper : • "It is necessary to notice a report in circulation hers, that the Irish Media: Bill is entirely abandoned.' We can, on the contrary, sweet, on the most unquestionable authority, that it wiingais be brought forward early in the ensuing Sink& 01 Parliament, and/committed to its fate, on the ground of its intrinsic Merit. The present is not ezadly the time to offer a refutation of the ohjeftions which have been advanced against it, or to combat the prejudices by which its figure progress Is likely to be impeded ; but we cannot avoid observing, that the principles it is intended to establish, will not fail of meeting the warm approbation of ell who watch over the rights of their fellow.citicens, and who regard public independence as the surest found ation of national prosperity. It has already been justly remarked of it, that it bears strong evidence of the integrity, rectitude, and regard to civil free dom, which distinguish the cltarader of the Irish Chancellor.' The Bill may appear a detached and isolated effort to promote the welfare of Ireland ; bet it obviously forms part of that great and pa triotic systern,which Sir Jona Newroae has devised for the amelioration of his country. To this lead ing principle in his pnliti:al career, all the exertions of eminent talents, end all the labours,which a seal that suffers no abatement con put forth, are con scientiously devoted.—The period is. indeed, aus picious tor Ireland. Or.e measure of improvement is brought forward aster another, each Tidies in magnitude and importance. and all of them pro mising the beet and most permanent advantages. , Let tae peop:e give tbe.r cut:cum:3:e And rigor- • A • ' • • • • • No Tli1 : 13111 IS LONDOI'.:, MONDAY, 561. v 7. • plo red." • . A Mail from Jamaica, arrived nn Saturday. was brought to Falmouth by the Dole of K:nt pact;e:, C.tpt CO ATESWOR TH, in sis uc ckc passage. We have received by it-Jamaica papers to the !Fah 9F htty. It appears from them, that General Mt eaN DA first proceeded to JACMeI. a port on the south side of St. Domi ego, where he took on board a hody of Mulattoes, nnder the command of G eneral Pee mu. He then sailed, for the little island of Matra. or Ora- Ira, the most western of the SpanishLeewand !sheds. From Aruba he proceeded, about the tSth of April, for another of those iflands, called Borhir, and front thence he sailed immediately for the main land, and landed at Porto Cavello. NothiAg more than a spew of resistance was made to him. He then distributed his Proclamations to A. petgs and proceeded with his force to Caraccas, wderlklile inhabitants were ready to receive him. It was seet-; douSted, but that his force would be increased apti marched, and that the Spaniards would not be able is oppose any effeOual check to his career. Some of the Papers of Saturday and festerder. announce the reveipt of New York Papers to the Beth of May, as news :—We received them en Wednesday, and gave their contents on Thursday. • Twenty-four large privateers were eat from Cuba in April last, and six row-boats fitting out. A ship from Savanna le Mar, said to be the Henry, —, and the Trdliato, LOVITT, from Annatto Bay, Toe Liverpool, were carried into Cumberland Harbour, in Cuba, in April; the former the 23d, atrel the latter the 24th. A London ship, mid two area&ie. irised ate Barraccoa in April. Tim Gaul* of Saturday night communicates the details of a very gallant and successful comfit maintained by the Si,iet, Captain Pitowsz, against a French flotilla, eff the Tyber. The result has the - t capture of the Commander of mo -_ and were it not for the dangers of the smoothness of the water, the *hole of must, in all a&ion was sustained verance by the tend with nearly which were of The G.isette, executed by the in the harbour I _ . Count Wm. oar Court, has name of his requested leas as a private manners. e Precepts are . held at Guildhall •bondon and •Woonsetnet., and 20 marks, to be excused. An interesting debate is expelled to take place els-morrow, on the third reading of the American 4eitercnurse Bill. A Court of Direaors is to be held at the India House, on Wednesday, for the purpose of swearing Lord Miwro into the Government of India. and a litigate is ordered to be prepared at Portsmouth for 1 his Lordship's conveyance. /leis expelled to sail in 7 - about a fortnight. ' ' The Mail for Gibraltar and Malta is net to he ";'closed till Tuesday next. The now rates of postage. on a single letter. have been thus determined : I Gibraltar, 2s. ed. Malta, 3s. Almost all the officers in the Custom-house of Folkston, have been discharged within these few days. The ship William Penn, Capt. Hussey, is arrived at Liverpool, from New York ; she was boarded. about the 20:h alt. by four French frigates, in the latitude of Cape Clear, long. 19; and three days af terwards fell in with them again ; they had then an English ship in company, which Capt. Hussey sup posed to be an English privateer, which had board• ed hint the day before. This is probably the squa dron lately seen in the West Indies, as mentinaed in the Barbadoes Papers, received on Friday. Fears are entertained, that it may fall in with the home. ward-bound Leeward Island Fleet. The Kiwis has been pleased, in consideration of the distinguished services of Sir THOU. AS Louis, of Cadewell, rp the County of Devon, thrones., Kat. Commander of the Sicilian Order of St. Ft rdiaand and of Merit, and Rear-Admiral of the White Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet, performed by him nn divers important occasion,. to grant His Royal Licence and Anthority, that ha, the said Sir Tao stag Louis, and the Heirs Male of his Body, to whom the dignity of Baronet shall descend, is vir tue of the limitations in His Mairity'S ULM, s Pa tent of Creation, may bear Supporters to the Ar morial Ensign. of Loess ; provided the same be first duly exemplified according to the Laws of Arms, and recorded in the Heralds' OS:T.—Gas/rte. Lanour, the bookseller at E.vreux, who stabbed M. Coal arr. the Aid-de-Camp of General L a linen t, , in a fit ul jealousy, has been acquitted of murder. The holy of the other Mice Anson has been found jam where the feud accident happeued, ar.d on Sa turday the two young Ladies weie interred at Cll Ise-a. The Admiralty Sessions will commence on Friday next. at the Old Riley.—. rte praleipal trial will be that of less, the Tartar sailor. Sine his Commit ment, he has made attempts to di stroy himself. • t ,- DUKE OF GORDON'S BIRTH-D4r. • 16,-ly g ant dinner, in celebration of the Duke of Goaribm's birth-day. was, on the 2,ah ult. given in the Great New R..oni, at York Hotel, It .ith. The particular friends of the Hon. Cosa° Gosport (t,, the number of 20) were the guests. Perhaps, con. sldering the grandeur of tbkroom, decctratiens, w ith, odoriferous Bowen, dm and the neat and elegant 'mode dispLyed in the culinary art, there never was a more sumptuous dinner given in the hospitable city of Bath. The winos were all of the choicest eon and flavour ; and, to the end of the fese,were asqrs•iii6o good. The company pre- sent ware, the lion. Colonel Cams. the Hon. Cap tain Macitaa. R. N. Sir ,R. 11•Itta, Governor limn!, Colonel Baowetow. Colossal Garinne, Major Roairtsos, Mr. Chivas, Mr. hiLaaTnaws, Rev. Mr. Tnal.watt. Rea. Mr. and Captain R a. eastt.t., Captain O'Dosset, Mr. ilaenaria, Dr. 'lst Ott. The conviviality of the da' 'o without dragging, though: each guest ea. - Rill a-very late hour. . .. , Yesterday morning His Ilaravi v. Princesses AUGUSTA, _SuPitt•, and Ana Lia, attended by the Matteis of Bal.'s. Lajii• A. Coneascana, two Ladies Tay mit I, c Li:m.lU .Ft scatty, mad Col Capstans, went in two carriages fiem W Castle to St. Qeorge's Chapel, and beard an lent sermon by the Rev. Dr. Cn A ISPNESS. Diviae service was performed to Her MAJISTir and Princesses ?In ANITII and hts av. in ite The Dole of Gospel. has arrived at his spur, mentflat.ool,Tharvener.street. from Bath. 144yritasidt .r a Lennox will kavo; town ts. rwerrow. far Sesser. ' . Tha Ladies Tont:saran will leave tows this lay for Richmond. .1. Sir WIL Alla Y and his fair bride are gaup N 4604113. to pan the • Holveyziadea. "Sr Joan anti Lady Newsioas, and a seen lewd Pons* with Mr. tiara at Kenai= Sato. • 64 4 The Sfarthioness of Halves's°. lay, laat evening, at her house 4 treat. Ws. F. Plasm will give a grand musical sad wet' party. this evening. at her bones in Hill '. • Lasonev win give a grand rout. On Sens at her house in inanshater.scsere. Sonnorz en zefortned at Richmond . win frees .' ABA'. -.ma m regnant of HMS . DAL BOUT the kb last. A sentare@ of divorce _ ...cad ha this Ecclesiastical Coon, a mean et ikon, between E. Footers, Esq. and hie wile. Mr. Inctusou will celebrate his Harvest Howe, on Wednesday, at Doncaster. The Duke and Duchess of Newt:Asyut and suite, arrived at three o'clock yesterday, et the Earl of Wsawics's late residence in Hill-street, Berkeley-square, which they have taken for a month. The marriage between Lord MILTOS and the Hon. Min DUPDAI, is unavoidably postponed for a few weeks, in conseqsasce of this death of Lard Serums. The Honourable C. Banos., brother to Lord BAGIOT, Will this week be presented with the fah' hand of Miss Pots, daughter of Mr. Wettsstiv Pot.e. The Opera of La More, di Cleopatra was perforate.' on Saturday night, at the Opera House, in which Madame Oa surer and Mr. %AKAN displayed their vocal powers with the happiest effea ; their charm ing duet, in the second aa, was rapturously ei oreL Ihe divertivement, Lea Jarda uera, and the ballet. Narrisee et les Grater. were aki much admired aNi appranded. The Hesse bad a most brilliant ail pcarance ; it was crowded in every part. The LOISO CIIANCLLLOit was to have givens grand dinner yesterday, at his beastilid ;eat at Hampstead. bat the unfavourableness of the wea ther prevented its taking place. His Lordship tertained, at dinner, rester:la:. , at his houie in Dn. coin's-lan - square . lady P e axn, the Hue. Miss Da oiesenoto, and Mr. Mrs. and the hisses An s Yesterday morning a foot race of 100 yards. wok place in this Lung Walk. for 20 guineas a side, be tween Mr. L—u, a brewer, and Mr. L—it., a corn haat. which was won by the former : gr-at bete were dep?n ling, and the udds were 5 su 4 at starting in favour of Mr. L—a. Last week was tix-d in the parish cF.u.h of ilotton, in Kent, t handsome minumenr, to the memory of the late Right lion. NISI TOON, Lord R Melt, of Mlunt Morris, in that parish. If it were to be ak•!.l, what .uperior attraaon could keep almost every family of rank or fashion, in the metropolis, at this advanced period 0 1 the season, when. in rural seems, Nature shines forth is all her beauties? we cuuli give bat one plausible reasoa, which would he, fa* never-ceasing delights of VA ALT G 'Doss ; the appearame of which , on every eversinx when they are ores the piobe , •seems really like enchantment. and irrefistaily drawl to their first every iadisidual who has the smallest pre . .eLi'..irts to elegant rcfinem.:Lt. . . . e lliipM fer.t will open, ca a fhntl, i !c opt i4 -- 6 ,f, g . Wei. b ee n snatiently appt. It 'tea. 'a %., ie Tglies still reoLitn to bil ti- ~ mon— ... ..,.,„„,7 1 . 1 -- , oo' .... , c , ~.0. - 1: , 110 red." , . ... , 0-6,*;1F.,, D . . _ .. _ ... .... .. .__ t t h e water , t h e w h o l e o f t h e Botille Mr. H. Jonceros en zfortned at Richincuti tre'on Friday ev sad will' from these: probability, have been taken. The Theap rom o to i i i g h too. 'stained with great spirit and parse- Tbe Earl as r LucssTst has taken the 'Marquis e enemy, and the bai to Con- Coamwastee's boom. in Old Burlingtoo-usreet, early one hundred guns, several of f " 0). .a."'"" fetijanet of big (air disiblwfs4 the La4lerrotywornsis. • f a very large calibre. • Tble Morguis.lood Marckie' 'seas of Lawsnowe re also announces a spirited , enterprise, entertalned a sellift party to dinner last Satardy. the boats of the Rimonewer and Nessibis. Major Ewasitnessor. fror tr itamagate. B. Loco, Esq. from Bab, and . Mews, from W- m feed, arrived list Saturday at. Keemsea's Haul, meotszore, the llussian Amt. , worlor to L l* Bs"" ltrier o ercl i n se r' sc l mini • tea olidonalsie departures last Saturday resign ed • _ We ha ve _ l ' ot sal sia caw... SWerbnly, Lord mita, [ie. suocessor. • count WatoogsOfr nee _i.4. L or d sad Lady Calm 6xs Memo ; the fat' tee so continue to reside in this country, comma Mount Eftweascs, sad 1..47 Csroluisthrhir4,l.c Geetleatan, being very partial to its 4--I'atihnites.llfaUs ;and Leal awe Lade ltivesselsle. for Manna' Well., Wercotankint. are issued for a Common Hall, to be 'Me Impress of ltusna is peagnant e the gam dhall to-morrow, to elect a Sberiff of of Bar asea is pregnant Land she Hereditary linnets& d Middlesex, in the room of JANIS of Hues DatiliTaDT was delivered of a Prince on es, Esq. who has paid the tine of 6001. the 9th last. • the CMS