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gout aieLsry at %Dm, bo prtceeeled to the Vet-, to i m p eh. j!tissia!iiurtis,73sagb 4 .11 4' • nerradotte was born at Pau, in Bern. At the beginn.ng of the Revoittion h_ served in the regi ment of Royal Marines, of which M. Merle d'Arie ben wae Coinnel. His a:livity, histalents, and his valour, procured him rapid prolamines. He com s•aaded a demi-brigade, when Kleber,by whom he was highly distinguished and employed in various especlitions, obtained for him the appointment of General of Brigade, and soon afterwards the com as:ad of a division of the army of the Sambre and fMeuse, at the head of which be was present at the tattle of Demur, in 1;94. On the 2d cf July, 170, he co-operated in the passage of the Rhine, as NCUWied ; anti in the month of August he rook the town of Aiwa/. On the the 22d el August, his ifivlaieoi potted in front of Neumark. / 12, re tained. and the whole army, under General Jour *So had SID better fortune. Bernadotte acquired dm : Wait retreat. in which he commanded the 11111111;aard. In the year 17)n, he was transferred liledgetny i.f Italy. and he participated in the glo elms empedition of the Tagliamento. He soon atter. wards occupied Pilaus Nova. Lamina, Cowmen°, *c. 'shortly before the epoch of the 13th Pruett. 4or (4th Sept. 1793) Dernadotto 'ivied an address. nth. mama of his division. against the retry which vas meshed on that day. Some time before, he tad arrested M. d'Aritraigues, belonging to tha lonian Embassy at Venice. in whose correspond-. mhos were found papers that jaititied the measure! , (adopted against the members of the two councils ,, Geo. Bonaparte sent bun to Paris, to present to the. Diesetory the colours he had taken at l'eschiera, after the battle of Rivoli. Having been appointed, at the tad of September. 1797. Commandant. of Marseilles, he preferred remaining at the head. AG hie &fishes % and on the lath of Januar/. 1798, delis. *as woralnated Ambassador to the Court of Vienna. On the jeds of April. the inhabitants of Vienna dei. signed IS celebrate a festival, in commemoration of theifeiikoa-marar of their Volunteers, destined to dm fagil ,that city against the French. Bernadine. thisoght this measure lasultiag to his wintry ; and. on the sanbe day, gam a fik in his palace, in.. hOemor If the matesies of the French Armies daring winch. she National lag was flying oomelde . . palace. The people became riotous, and lamtis4-- ' .1 that the, Sag should be touch; the palace was fallthetbed. - some Mots were 11 1 14. Bernadette 016 spitted Vienna. On Isis entail at Paris. ha - refined the command or the Fifth Military Diri- Wes. as well as the Embassy to the Hague, which mare awed hies. Hs lesg Mimed on signal sati.far r ties los what Lid paned at Vienna. and a formal alto peohatiets of Lis sonde& on that occasion. At the tad of August, 1798. Bernadotte married the dangling of framehant of Asligollo; ogled at Oen% Ot the . Moe 4 Clary. This yoseg lady, WE eldle.in4nar el knew Joseph Bowen, had been impended foe the , wife of General Daphot, trio lost his life at )hla4, in a poplar commutate: In 1798. Direr 4 ditae• Colisomodw. is Chief of tbn Amoy of Obese-. Tinian. hossbaseled - the leethass of fbil/pabarg. 'AS tetthit revolution of the 19th elf 6fify. it'll. by whirl 1 -.- .......0...... *lin. Treilhard. and Larevellisse, were reaenved We have rescind several anonymous letters. con -6011 tot Ditalery. Beremlown wee *Frmed 11111. 4 014 an account of a swine affray between the . iiisweit Wm'. sad mooted that aspeininaell ihollidil tlatary at Toilsome, ie Ireland, bet declined to' 4.04017, notwithstanding the disasters that bad befell- witheni upon such aathority. Its appkigirgy" boa. 141 ho arnthe.and t h e dilefo&nicsi and eln l i a rl aSe" sew: Is the .Dublin Prints. from wildelt wallow IMO of a ilisareted resentment. His cenneftion given an astral in our last page, butt is mine elk curtain democrats gav umbrage to the Diti claim to credit. The innocent* between Dub._ milgeigodas apppiamall Millet *seas is hie saint Nn and Tull:more. hy lise camel Caul. is ear.. ligmai r kti ol (kipper* in . vat) arra him to deviate w an t, there !whiff scarcely an interval of an hotw i Z hienelf, and to kiscrate the desi g n' ,scribed to, t h e d ay w i t h out the arrival of a boa or packet e Sityes. Hs refuel without mire, and wat t on she she latter place. The story then, if not founded M., IlMs of • Brarsaise. appointed Covosoffor of Sate faft, would have ad m i tte d if *know immediate eon. and afterwarff, General In Chi e f of th e A rm y o f .‘ a salidios. . . • 'he West. After several battles, he &Nomad the ior i . ; ,.. rcit „,. disy, d -- ": iu thedreport of the r enewa l remnant of the Chasms; and. ore the We of June, nf the war Ist [mile. tie Can sow state positively, iOOO, he rendered the descent of the English at that it is unfonnked. The aecauet of an assault Qaiheson abothije. The year following be resigned upon the fortress •dllgibted. lately ceded to Sc it o a the loomuiluld ;li . li* "m 7 to (1 " ela "4 "" k * — by Sir Gooses Bac.. N.T • it reaty, ss =Holed to be The state of his health her alarming, and aeon- nn we .. , a nnwepreventation of a s ki m between our troops /impetus was apprehrodad. ifs. however, recover- and . , . some . insurgents en that (parte% A new wait eel, and seennired the particular favour of the lon no distant period, we admit, however,..is not ins- Consul. who. on hie recession to the Throne, made hist • fliartbal of the Liapire. tn . Jose. 1804, Pr°b4bk• ' . —io-- Ise.witi , iaveFed with tae iomatend of the agaira Film& of* letter from liaarsgate, dated July 29 t 1 Hatteras ovoid. easmanowits afterward., the Fm- 0 Thi's evenii:g. the 4:h division of Goan.* bring poor apPoitited Lint chief of the free cohort of the thetbeft wing of the third battelinn of the Ist nisi; I Lerba of H0.,.111. I. 71arch. LSJS, be 'gas ehLted, time, command-el by Col. Conroe. consisting of theogirabseia. President of the Eletheral College of es,S men, marched into Rarnsgate. and after brie.: Vistaless. Soros days afterwards he was chos:n retrasforl at the Barracks, immediately embarked on CMdidate of the Senate, by the Deparsenent of the b said the ft- I n vent i n the pi er . I t i s " p al e d Upper Pyreatve. The King of Prussia decora:edthey will sail in the evening, for the Dowels. This i lisin meccas lvely with the fwdere of the Re,' all P..4:11 is t're 1 4it detachment of the Guard. ro embark tirefet* Larle. This example Irks irsilated by the king if . on the presets, expedition. 'Other Regiments of ti 4 641 ,, adas who ant hire dap fiisiAtis of St. !baleen. Line are mentioned - to follow o the Guards linos ' Marshal lie:nitiiatte tide flanoete ahem O the ilk: of w, hot th e p art i eu 4e ;mops. or the oilman'. l 6,epeensls-r. 14'11, with the t 0..:, 6 dy of h;%. 41 ^ 1 1 ; w , t yet known. There is a *umber of the S - and. hie; i; mer..l3.lth.steegla ties countnes of Hesse Corp here. erhich are eveapi to go dire.ily. , an t Arnp.uh. !ie joined the Bavarian,, th: new a - " t hat after tie Guards arrived. eater ia.thisese- NM of France, ore the• 21:6 of A: saina tromp, and oath flity. ok ilklitia—so very wont MI 41100: I .. .. . . * I.^ • •- ' ;te .. .. ?ih - 1.1 • . -.. • 4 ""S • • • • On Thursday, the 29d instant, anclioteel in the harbour. the Danish ship Count Bernsteif, Captain Boyesseen, from the Isle of France, whence she sailed on the Ist December, and touched at Telli. cherry on the 7th instant. Captain I). Marstom and Lieutenant Thatcher, who worn cap:wed in the Phew:, Capt. Gillespie, have arrived in this ship, as also J. F.. Beckmann, Esq. Az the time the COIShi Been , te-:7left the Mrdri tius, th; only vessels of force lyir.g there, were the Seatriaante frigate, under repair, and a privateer, which, it was said, would soon rut to sea. It. ap pears, that the Srateilente frigate, in the engagement with the Pastan and Harrier, of Manilla, suffeted considerably in her hull, and that several of her crew Ire killed. The Pbe.ir and Viper were the only English mites which had reached the Island previous to the departure of the Dane. Captain Marston speaks in the highest terms of the treatment he met with at the Island, as well from the Gl:meteor as the inbahitants in general.— His Majesty's ships Terpaieliare and Pitt, were cruising off the island. at the period of the Cestot Beeartoef's departure. THE BRITISH PRES; LONDON, THURSDAY, JuLT 31. Another Messenger arrived in town yesterday, with dispatches from France. He came over in the Zanier** sloop, whist being unable to land him at Deal, put him on shore at Folkstone. This ac tivity of correspondence wears a favourable esprit for Peace, and operates advantageously upon the Funds.—Oassium was yesterday at 81, sad left off at 8. We yesterday gave a satisfaaory account of the Middlesex Meeting, at the Crown and Anchor, on Tuesday. The Courier's 's his promised to give this day, with comments. no doubt. to Please hit present Masters, Masan. Ron and Co. The prin cipal circumstance en Via be means to rely. is the passage in Mr. limit Tovroisawn's Speech, where. observing aeon the indispoeition of Mr. Fos. he al- Ludes w Sir Faarc is Bummer as a worthy Pieces . sor. We go Issfont the Ceerierrena, in condemning thin. is as ill-judged eomplibsent to Sir Feamcis Jousts.. It ceald have ally flowed from egress of friesdattip + or ewes 411 Woe; and as an abelliaissa at dist Old, dessesres net serious notice. Carrierares. bowies. as wo are informed, mom tridi iM neelannSi. ft idedriff Sir FR A lICII Boanarr wilds dte Administration, and to snake it the gmand siiirnrions attack upon Mr. Fox. Should the Ceerieneaa keep Lis worJ, we _ II or tan, upon fluriereturn to their Own ermntry. The crampons which brought the East E3x it intent; t6j place , days sinro b frontiOe Arst: Tag 'the Lanark Itagisncr... 4 'they will ow boar said transports, vi&. five sloops and a schoouer, this even •:.4 • wM 6e seen in our Brighten Letter, that His Itoy:alritness the Prince of WALLS lett that place at half past seven, oa Tuesday evening, in cony quence of an express received from town, at two o'clock. Yestrrday a Court of Dire tors was held at the East-India House, when C:lpt4in :low; Ma ex tm- TO,SH, of the ship Union, nok his final leave of the Coutt,previous to departing for Madras and Ben gal. The extra ships, General Sutart, Traver:, Carmar then, and neolyms, were taken u?, in addition to the ships of the present season, and appointed to be afloat the 29111 of August. General Lnrd LACK seas appointed trcond in Council, and Commander in Chief at Fort William, in Bengal. Hrmitv Tuowas Cottasooze, IEI4. was ap pointed Provisional Counsellor at Fort William, in &total ; and Janis Heuser CASAMAGIII, Esq. was appotated Pror4ional Counsellor as Fort St. George. The Rev. WILLIAN EaLis took the usual nada on heirs appointed one of the Chiplains on the Beg gs! k.stablishmcnt. The Court adjoinnest at six o'cic!ic, till Wednes day :nett. His l'sf AJtsr Y came to town, • yesterday, about_ twelve o'clock, 'escorted by a party of the T)ght Horse. At two o'clock His Mais.str held a private l e yvee at the Quace's Palace, wisica was attended by— Their Rind Highereosi Prinre likt"fire ink Anneal of Caste:cies:a. -- Olientserst :nil Since. and Passe k. The Disersth lesporral, tkotumrset., 'tweak Modinialt, Swedish, S.nlan, and American Amts./Isadore. - The LOrti Chancellor. T?ie First Lord of the Treasury. • Th! Coasesittor at that Excnr-m-r. In. Secretary of State far db.! Mime Tlera.tinetaL The First Lord of the Mmiral:r. The Master (,moral uf ass Tb• Lord Privr Seal. TheJodsge Advocate and Marslial.Ceneral. Lords _ cart and St Helmet. Cams Menem, and Palliy. . /hew Baiekau and Roden. iberatruthee. S. Cauene, as] H. B. Ne3!e. CapaNia Grey, R.N. TAO following had the honour of being pretested /to His MAJIST V Law Übe% bp Clang Harmer. upon his arrival from ;i lik e lli timir. Captain Grey. opon teat being appointed Caro ler/Madams of the Navy at aleserness, by tnt brother Vricooct Count Telly, Spa hat arrival flans Hungary, by Tod Spencer. Sir 3164 Anstrother. upon Ma return from hdadPlaa b, the Hoe. Timms Grenville. At the close of the I, .yer His 11ad level' gave au dience to Lord Geese' Lt.t. After which His Ma- Jerry held a Privy Council, and then gave an au ' pence to Mr. Boso, who laid Isidore His hil.soiSTY the proceedings of several Coorts.Martial. At half-past five o'clock His MAJeSTY set of on psis reusro to Windsor. Yesterday morning, at half past four o'clock, Iral Galy left towa for Plymouth, on his way te Cape of Good Hope. ' -The Opposition Prints state, that Hr. Fox's speedy recovery being despaired of, he means to resign his ofricial solution, and that his successor will be either Lord Mama or Mr. T. Gessoes t.t.s. Parliament, we understand, meet about the mid dle of Weber ; hut it it contidently expel:led in the political ciscies, tine a Dissolntion will take place in the intervening period. The Nosey cartel, which lately sailed from Dover for Flushitig, with Ditch prisoners, returned on Tuesday morning to Dover. 'rite Captain of the cartel reports that he was not permitted to land, and was hurried away immediately atter the pri soners had disembark:A. 'There are two large new frigates lying at Flushing, nearly ready for sea, and a few 'rowboats. The Gasaite of Tuesday night contains a Notifi cation, that the pout of Vti:ice has been declared by lli+ hlrif lazy in a rate of blockade. A gallant attempt was made within the last few days, by the irePeOW", boats, to cut oat torte ves sels from the ha , boar of Roche:ert. boix• rd the British tars succeeded ia bringing :sway one of the vessels. but it was, we ate wirer ri‘ 'Oh!. Ow- - chase' with the loss of seve-.I of oar intrepid seamen. Enraa of a letter from an Officer of His MC. rear les ship A'wehresehyria•J (Admiral CI - Ml.l%We' _flate.shipy, dated Carpel: Eq. BarbAdors. dna, 71. 1901i:—.• The *Stara M. , :tzerrus sail- uurporyour for kngland; I await nivwdfof die opportanity of writ. ing Y 421 YOU. We -are just arrived from otf Fort Martiallgeres *hal had tine FtelSlite to we four rf itne of battle shipl get in : tie were within gun-shot and a hdlf. Two others got is in the night, when wr a ere at St. Lucia, gmuog up a fore. top-nme, which we had carried away in *st squall. We hew wen sit sail of the line and a frigate is tot: Royal. hat; thcr- are preen there I they crept in two at a tuns. rim are part of that iteptadron which wet supposed rat hove gooc to the fan Indies, and which Sir if '4411 ‘VAllitti was sent alter. We have also receiv-ti in!..rmapop that a squadron of at sail was at anchor off Cavenne, and Alvah', in the NUM Passage. lire espel Adot , ral Srirtoto from F.-o;larid, with six of the Pest', to reirfrrce our eioadron. which a: present o-ly conosts of the Nweiuta,4eriated, Cormiefas efeatiwowee. and three frigates. The West ladies, at pretet.r, is very beat, I a Leautimant has not died there three mouths." • - • -• . • teak r• 7 t azgyo,, Yesterday, the Prim, of VFALes. the two Princes of OLE/ENNUI° j An the Foreign Ambassador'. and Foreigners of distinitios. at Geri, distil with the Earl of MOURA. Lord MINT° alt of for 88rIellind this week, where he is expected to remain till the latter aid of Oa tober. T sot Ile ics has succeeded in inducing Madame - Garastst to meet him at Liverpool sod Preston early next month, and to join her extraordinary aid for his Benefit at those places. She goes on the Continent irnfttediately after this engagement. It has been stated in some of the papers, that Lord Geer. the father of Lord Howie, lay dangerously ill, ip Stashope-street, IsfAy-fair. We have the plea sure to were our readers, that his Lordship is at present in goad health in the country. His town house is io Hatford-street. The bees: at Brighton wear a nostniag dress of striped blue cotton, a blue Bekaa. handkerchief. sod a slouched hat. Were they to change dieter :hos fur the steel. they would look completely a fa Botcher. The Dachets of BADIOAD were 81 dress of Hoe muslin over white satinet, with a blue cap and fea thers, oroameated with a wreath of William dia monds. the last night she honoured the Dahlia Theatre with het presence. On Saturday, F.arl St emcee retooled to hit house at ‘A'ambledon, for the season. On Motaaay he cave his but dinner, in London, fur the wave. to the two Prom of OLDLIIIIIRO. and II Illatfla• One party. On Tuesday, after the Review on Blacll-ath. the Duke of Cabrillo:ma entertained a large Party to dinner, at his apartnuats in St. ittnes'a P.:face; the company consisted of the Field Officers of two Regiments of Lite Guardi, and the ("corral and other Officers composing the Stof of the Logsdon Distrifit. Yesterday. the Glom of the Ist Regiment of UN Goads gave a grand dinner to the Doke of lir flr• ant the Genera Officers and &AC Officers of the fluke if CA naaincies d.soia. The laand 4 Coe regiment attended in their full uniform. Earl; Fox tascos sad Tenete, Lewitt fesoro. ion and B a ea, and their families, are opoe A visit to the Mer s of BCCKII.GMAN. at his de lightful War at Siowy. in Buckinghamshire ; dfrof will remove, in a few days, to the klaroe;s's reef at Wottoo, in the same county. Earl Taloa/ goes from thence into DevensLire. to Jaio his regimes(. lie has taken a house at Silt:l66o l / 2 Po four wombs, in consequence. On Monday evening, were married, by special license. at Devonshire-Honse. the Right Hon. Lord OSSULSTO•dr, inn of the Earl of Tatocervistt, to Madettiesirel'e Da Ge.. mos r, daughter of the Duke fc Ga *woof, and grand daughter of the Doke De POLIONAC. His Greet the Duke of Dr•oii iiil cc gave the beautiful bride away; there eery ros seat the F.arl and Couniese of BromeoLoo• Lord Moserrit, and Lady Geortoiaea, Led, Stilts stem FOITIR, Lady H4rneiarr C•eioi,ios. Mademoiselle Da Sr. .Ines. Lady Casco tee US N 6? Hon. Mr. Swear, !wool'' , to Lord °lofty:sat. Mr. FOLDIRIC Few r se, v., ..1 Laiy ELizaaare, and nepta.w to the Eatl at SaitTo‘. 41111 the Conte D c Go a Noel r, brother to the Bride. l''r: it-v. Mr. iscanv. ('La; lain to the 1: • +seer Conn:esa Se et.cee. performed toe cretin- ny. T! - -* hoOor soer'• set ni; at about ten o'clock. for I . " Earl of Bud/toggle s beautOul villa at itorrhanap ton. • • • . , _we var. m ! . . e . .•••• c. F,IHIONS 1t.41:C UST. A few years since, London fashion/, even for holy, ham"" owl el en" "WI di , Ir .cuohl now falnous grow .pit stertikeitut. cvestivel4i.,.. ilia i:e to the toast, or wilbdrido to die ,Fader d run; ny• me, it if we have lately SOW feeble, lingering in town at ial, ; „ a perityd, we mutt impute it chiefly to a sinksiou gnsion al...ilia:nem run. further into Sams,., due teemee r. . and the boudoir, the war hies knivo, operates as an erotingi ;roil the leer-erode. —This , --1' h added to tiro therms Of th• ha. lately enabled faattion to reign otter 'the Capital wodr undiminished taste and splendor, been in' July —The ra. volution ha. tint, however, yet coached ske istrintli a Agin, The Opera still survives; hot, with that exerpefon, is now confined es Vauxhall and the Sootier Theeires se:linen and simplicity ham etieceeded to Oriental solimiloe ; where hut% it tied up is the twist if hasten, belated op% the edge at a chip hat, or suffered n•it is tangs beyond Üb e length of a mantle. It Is upon the Race Count, a' at th e aall, and net in Oroseenerasneare, that this whlmo n i Deity sits enthrone I in Augur, and exereisesher resistlesi bet Minn •g sway. London, no doubt, remain.. as bef„,•,, ; 1 4 grand reirrair from which she domes al: her reeseitte. r r„ heavenly panoply,divinely bright," in which beauty estec.b her cominsagetner every neat swain, is fensidsed i ns supgrd by the amens artists, whose skilful hands Aare been sal e supply the ram, of Ile beet MA glo 4raido is leorti. The fiaian tap, mask we &scribal is sue isebieses he Imt moth, hes gives place is She seem" as Maas a pude ee beads, with a bench el small isehrered or white Imre% alba white wed bound with lb. same welnert it is a am helot *We end bsc..musg head-dna; tuitions, a enows, ars aisle, • fashionable and *gar ; hue, did a l Eoptievere, Wlth lace •M; his., Shamed weed alit puent park ; yr mash hoe. sickly pas/yd Loos, (outwit, patent hot, er ihi s swift hawk rise sanest wip e . maga mph seer t h e below, sod plaited with boo yen 1•1• is des hock, ant shovelling% mad Cal, Metal. Loso A went in emir shape Apoesihly can. !Mews and glom, Ike hg dies. Pearl., far their shapes elegance, mast, ilasuradiker s Maurer pridlerrwi Morning drum are eildisseey I deed, shie high collars, trimmed with •sh earsies. lists of all ihapes, is ass. fin. straw, &c: ere. leashes and rimy dodo soy vary in the testers awl wales of the esesasish. Chip has are shine elegant, and newer we ewe were he sharseese demo Lola scarfs, Limerick gloves, and white S oft drama, ankh ego breidored all maid. ant the famish, air of • hi of fashion. aranmmonwinnmene 1