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italumi, 4 Faa a fad, that doting the competition between the -Militia and the Line, more recruits were olitained lor the latter than before. He said that this w..is a . subjt.d• of the greatest importance, and that ought to be, sifted to the bottom ; but be con ceived the. present measure to be the best calcolated tor the de iced obje4. . • ' Mr. WlNpfl4lo,l eXplajOed. • Sir Eyt,c Coorr said a'fevir .words in eopport of. s tile Bill. - • • L g thought the present mepirre part of a Detentive Syster.), Which' threatened to prove laud 'to the C , unary. I,n corrOhoration of his sentiments, he read a letter from the late'•Mf' utke,.drawieg a , melancholy presage from the, then. state of the:Country, which Dr. LAWft EN6E appliej.l to the present Crisis, CII.INCC LL() R• €f the E X.O E QUE .that the melancholy presageS contained in the setter jn.st read, which carne from. the pen ofa Gen- Thermo - ) whom none respeaed More than hiinself, had nor been fulfilled by, very - subsequent circumstances. The very inettAre at' that. period of calling out the Suppltment:try Militia, had tended to produce the sr,reatest atlqrnae , m I, en thence WC 11:14 derived those, e*ettionS ;to Egypt which_ the Country had Merl 'so tnatt'riatly benefited. With re. ,'ilspeei,to the present measure, the point cf issue wa3,this, the I), : ghtt I I,:wi.-Gentleman (Mr. WI /413- E7aq' would fbr , ,o the iimnediate ad vantage of ob taining i.(3,l) , rx i rntrt for the Oeferice of the Country, from am ,ngst Whom men- would he pt-rMitted to tr:!t r into the L for the sa;:e of the chance of curiog rn , :rl %, to recruit tire Line without the cf• ti,is,measure. Another Right Hon, C.otleinan (iVir.;.ELt_toT) would even forego the , antage of the 'achlitional 6Q,000 ;1/Militia, besides the_ present meds4re, for the sake of the Regular ~raly.. He th.)",lit it was 'scarcely necessary to r;,..ason the onestron, ' experie: - .ce had she 'Nn that 111i/heti - the Militia was kept up, they had the advan r,tgc. if the largest Army, disposable for foreign ,t 4 .. , ..rvice,' ever Infore known, and that the Militia Systel, did not interfere with the Recruiting. Sit - vice for the Regular Army, but on the con. fraY) he felt that they Could not do such a violence to the piddle' .feeling' as • toenaa a con scription for the Troops of the. Line, as to force rersorl to enlist in flegiments which might be sent • to any part of the • Wnrld ; such it measure would be contrary to the svitit of the (.I.‘onstitution, and coed tend .to &wince those disconwas, which it was said by some G.!ntleinen, would arise from the ple: , ent measure. The Ministers had been . chaiged itli inal remissnessi but he contended, that the'fatfts proVed that they hild done all they could for the Public 46 - vice. Hbe w.fs convinced that there was no chance of permanent or secure . Peace until they Shewed that every attempt of the 'Enemy against this Country must be fruitless, ,and that they would trot owe their. safety to the forbearance of _ any power whatever,. Mr..F.LLIOT x plained. After a l;:w worilifi-oin Mr. Jotrils•ron r. and Sir Wt L LtAm it VI- the hilt -was:, react -a second non!, committed pro f.»5. , 4, wi l co the lilahks were filled sip, t Repnrt received, or.leredio he taken into furth:..r consideration on Mon• da►, Bill a; act se ud.al to tr.iprinted. A Me.4;a4e trom tu i l 'Lords infOrme.l the posse that their 113 d AY, l l.l:d ro the:Loan pill, the customs Con a.“l:a.nst..ii- Hifi,. and the Navigation Oct Bill, without any ' ••dinenctio , nt , The Honse resolved uo a .:onnoittec cc, consider of .eels relative to the As ,esed 'fire C A tit: I.: !.0 it or thee XCI) rk9 EU moved, that the p er ' o , 0; . 1 :tr 'R s;hbu'il he Inerv,ased in 21. as. • '4 1 4 to 31 3;. where more than kept. On Snoinnen of tu.:re - balary year, • , (mei.; kent- ;1' ts. ; all over 21, 25. 011 Servantg , . • ..; d .ling Whole'sale and Retail tor carrying .7. „ . ;fil respta to 'raven) and Corfee-housz ' I- iiIJE ti . .•i,. . . r cratia Wits fiat 31)pliCAIC to them— rnuici .1 ~ propose, that for ev e ry W o itet kept; • , a Duty should be paid of al. as. Lefloic I:6peaing the A.,;essed Taxes In • e. . ; tt4l":tc,pgi t ordered to be ;row, •i. I (.',milnittze on the Irish Revenue Bill re. to sit to:motroW , ,c: Irish Tconers"Pctition, reatilu , !,;I: cut 10 II It deseli t ition ph 10 per's(tins, :after a se',V .:05nis Air, Iluich4san.—Rep6rt to-mot ' raw. Ni litia Transfer Pin t and the Medicine Duty Bill were rea•l a third riffle anciyasseti. •• 'Ali, A i.t:z Noy It brought up ttk.. Report of the Cant,. !Ili:tee of tyays and Me:uis re4peOing Irclai.d, which watt atki ..} ; read to, antl.an I ostruttion ort.l;•red to the Gentle app!,itq....d to' bring in the Bill' respecting the Ways and Tavatin of [reland, .to make prOvision iicce.retintly, Tito Cttioins .I)tity tlitl, awl the is XCiO; (.7011i0lidation - iydre otdcititt to he read ;t third rime to-Morrow. T,ho- A E xi; ige I) , aty Avl read 'it iccond time, contithrteit tor to:tnorrowe ' o'Cluck till to-morrow DUE. k!A L*.. ARArvID. Fr.c l Acli I ei 7 . 7 ... 11..114)bt!,rgh 3 - 0 T H E S U N. suLsm QUIS DiCitl I a.:-f-L.4.4VDLAT ? 4'o D N, u E zSo3., stated sotnY days ago, that the IVlails made pp for /lamb/rub, and lirentel 4.t ttie to be sent to Pyi:euhars. That plan is now cat riedinto of ea. 'Yesterday the Dialla Packet sailed from Harwich w Mith the al W ;IL I have been colleting there for the lata three wc,ke. The ,Mails for Prussia and pertoasy are yt-t. d...tainetl, hut they will be for. in A, few d tys to a pl,.ice iii Di nmuk. l'he asT Cow stn., we understand, has got to 'resume that all communication with nits , he at an end. Troops continue to march (kw() rewards the .Codst, and ercimp. yi. ts to be foined nn ti,e Powns at Punkirl:, places on tlti Coot. Yclt,rday riontiog ;ibitit eleven &clock Ili a ;01(1 chi, Vitt NCEY , ES asii%e , l at. Buck. Ipsrti i{.cw ; sh , 11 11111,1 Alter, J;;; - .—i cf CAM. .; t•i Ilft:ir reiii , roi 19 tJ lii i Tohl the qu , tper 1),:lptc : one lii tt . TA i ritr AM' 1 7 ;'.: 2'X45 arrived :it St. fairws'4l . . ) Atce; theT w' ere-tot:owed in a few minutes after by the PRIN.- CESs •CIIARLOTIk ,of WAL E S, attended by the Countess of Et:c_iN. 4b nut half past 'one I-Its MAJESTY arrived at else Palace in his travelling carriage' from Icemt. Soon af.ter two o'clock the Drawing Room corn.. menced,..which was attended by their Royal nesSfes the Dtmrs of CUMEERLAND, BRIDGE, and GLOUCESTER; PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER, the PR INC ESs Spril TA of Gt.oricESZtß, the Archbishop of CANTE II y , the Bishops t of VV;NcifEsFti., E*K 7 ER, T. PAV I D's, arid Dukes—Gptddn and Athol. Dutchess of Grafton. Afarpisses—Circello, Cornwallis, Salisbury, and Huntley. Marchionesscr- , -El" and Dowagcr Bath. Bark -- : Cardig4n, Macclesfield, Effingham, Howard. West. morland, Warrington, Roslin, Chatham, ‘Valdegraye, Ath lone, Uxbridge, Moira; and Mountrorris. Commte,aw--Macciesfield; Roslin, Morton, Chatham. Cavan, Labor, Uxbridge{ Buckingnainshire, and Lansdale. , Viscounts;—Wentwortia, Stoptord, Castlereagh, Falmouth, ar;cl Newark. u pga n non and Wentworth. Lodi—Amherst, Seisey, Somerville, Willoughby de broke, Gwydir; St. Helm, Cathcart, Bridport, Rokeby, Rad. stock, G. Thynne, Kildare, Howe, Mountfort, and Bayn ' lag. • Ladies—C.Johnson, Erskine, Harrington, Howe, Raclstock, Thynne ' C. Waldegrave, Nepean, C. Darner, Bolton, .Crauford, Pepys, 9. l'hynpe,t Bruce, C. Herbert, Bray. brooke, C. Asltburnhara, H. Ashburnham, three. Fitzroys, Bellingham. T. Viner, tr. Sullivan. Stuart, Pirker, DOwaßer Scilon, C. Wynne, 13cIlasyse, Calthorpe, and Mountort. Anharsadors—Wirtanbtlgian, Turkish, Russian, Spanish, Spanish Consul, and Danish Charge d'Affaires. Barms—Nolken and Sort and Malcolm. Cottrell; j. Tiarritigton, C. Rich, C. Morgan, 1. Colleton, A. Harrind, H, - Popham, H. 13. Neale, W. Dolben, and C. 'R. Boughton. Generals—Tutleton, Finch, Stuart, Sir Wrn. Medows', Smith,. and Balfour. C'obinels roby, Dyke, T. Dyke, and Whitham., Major Desbrow. Cap/airs--Nettle, West, Coburn, Dodd, Keen, Painter, De Lancey, and Lygon. Ales.sr4.—AlAtuleville, Herbert, Aust, Colbourne, Lygon, .Micklethwaitc, Blackburn, Sen, Blackburn, Inn. tan h6pe, Montague, KLen, Duncan, Liston, E. East. IVick. , hatn, Ortie, Duncoinb, Wynne, Bellasyse, Penn, Methuen, . and Vamittart. • , • . itlirtretrei—Voike i Lawrie, Curnins, Vansittart, Kecn, Gus tansee,.Ligon, DiircAn, Tierney, Liston, Wickham, llrax Grosvenor, and Elliot, • 111i.cfer--Erskine, M'KenZie, Keen, - ,Egerton, Chester, Pow let, Peivs, Ligon, Wheeler, Neville, two Collerons, Cra. ven Courtenay; Rich t . Lowth, two Weddelbariles, and The follavving were among the preseptations to HN,k MAJESTY. & His Royal Highness the Druke of Cambridge, on his return from Hanover. . ' His Royiti Highness. Prince William of Gloucester, on his return from the.same Mr. Tierney, by the Lari of ',Macclesfield, on his appoint.. merit to be Tierney,, of the Navy. Mrs: Tierney, by Lady Bruce. • - The Wirtemburg Minister, by Sir Stephen Cowell, Master of the Ceremonies. The Rev. Dr. Fisher, the tishilp of Exeter elect. The. Rev. Dr: Burgess, one of the Prebends of Durham, and Bishop of St. David's elect. Sir William Medows, by Lord Newark, on hii return from 1 reland. Cain. Keene, by his father Mr. Keene,. on his obtaining a Commission in the toth Regiment . . Sic Harry Butrard Neale, on his return from Italy, by Lord Bridport. Earl Waldegrave, by Lord Radstoek, on his .cothinig of age and to Sir Home Popham, on his return f rom the Red Sea. Captain West, by Lord Bridport. Captain Coburn, by Eart Chatham. Miss Mackensie, by Mrs. Vansittart. Mr. Blackburn ' by his father. Mr. Ligon, by Lord Cathcart. Mr. ivandeville, by Lord ito - plbrd • Nlicitiethwaite, by Marquis Cornwallis. Ci):onel Dyke, nn ltis , appoin;inirnt to the West 'Kent Militia. Captains Palmer and Delancey . , by Major .Dobrow. The ,Drawing-Room ,clostd about four o'clock, and at half past .four Tie MAlRsTiss and the ParNcEssus, attended by the'Countess of ATLEa, puRY, left the Palace for Kew to dinner. DUKE Of 4 CAtot BR 11.)q E followed a . abort time after, to - dine with TH E t.x MAJ ESTI ES. On Wtdnesday evening Tax ta MA J EI,TIEs had' a seletl . Patty at Kew,: the Countess• Dowager of MANsFtELD, and the Honourable mr..GRIIVILLE were among the Company.' Yesterday Their . Royal Highnesses the DUKEsof KENT and . CANittaIDGE tOOk their seats 'in the House of Peers. The following transaflion is said to have taken rlace immediately after Mr. Lisrok delivered his Note to the Dutch Government, .proposing a state of Neutrality with Great Britain : this occasion, .it is known that three COM missipsicts. proceeded to Paris, and they are saki to. have ,made an offer to the I.l 4 . lttwr CONSUL, or thirty millions o guilder; perr itnnum, during the War, to purchase the libel-1y of enjoying Neutra.. lity*. The 'Merchants of Amsterdam offered alio to, pay down the sum 'of AvOenty millions of . guilders, and . the . other mercantile towns were wiiiing : to'add• psoporiionatde payments.. .These offers,: however,. were refused, end, instead of receiving, rhern, the. French Government communicated the following. dernan‘ls The Lativido.Rcpul , lic to' Avanct, titir(y mil.. 11 0 „ s o1_v;Her 4 to p y doring tilt: Wr, fifty ; to provide Ships nf . the Line, and a proportionable number of Frigates acid to furnish twtive thouund Troops. An .Evening Paper of last night gives it as News, that the French have taken posession of lha a# 4, They h a ve unfortnnavly been in possession of that Country for years. :The account in•the Evening Paper alluded to• meant, no doubt, to say, that t he French ate marching fresh Troop 4 into Ho/land, arid are in consequence forming additional Posts in that Country. • , It was yesterday reported, but we know not upon what alit r hority, that a French Frigate had been taken coming home from Sr. Waling° with the Chief Consul's brother, JAROME BONAPAKTZ on board. General Stsscoi it is said is to have the COM. inand of a Secret .Exi)edi(iun. Sul► a cotntn.►nd cannot he entrusted in better hands. The. Country is very greatly indebted to the in. defatigable zeal and attive strylces of Lord.K 1111. After equipping several ships itt, Plymouth, and rutting things in as gOod order in the Dockyard there a 4,,, citcurnsiattces would admit, he has: for wine time been 'engaged at Sheerness in the sam e 1):11 , fieitil manlier to the public so-vice. Otders ‘verereceived at Plymouth on Tuchda , ,. the S u. 1 .1, Devon Regiment of RoLlog, iold the M,ith Devqn li.egitnentol Mil i o a , cot. 1, 'ld poRINGUON, to prepare' tp 1,, 4thury t. - ,ornirton v negr Silimotith, to cl ~ icai „ with utu 0.441 Regiments for. the Stitimet, NAVAL NEW& LAW REPOR7, CdURT OF KING's Itn“. 24. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 23.—", Arrived this , THE Krivo DARLEY. Nystir, Capt. SANDL AND ? , from Dominica ; also Mr. 041 R aw moved for die judgment of the ahour igo sail of Ship; from the ,Do..:ns. Court . on the Defendant. Sailed this afternoon a large-Flcet for the Downs, Mr. Elt under , Co n voy- o f theChgrlotte Schooner, Lieut.. theie' w ould be i any C inconvenience if D i; r w ieY' were k 5: 4 r 4 Commander. over tin next Term The Defendant: is in custody' - His .1/I.ljesty's Ships Prryty . wife and Ifecip are gone out of t h e H a rbour to &pi t h ea d. t b3 tire rd in EL tl i. ti E s il c:s7. nt I be brought up.on Monday to receive the judgme nt ovtiQitit Lordshipohserveti d th as e i r r e ed w i : a l r it ni. f g o b r. r pt the Court. HARW I CH, JUNE 23.--The Diana Packet, Capt. ST R WARD,. sailed this day for Gone/747, with the Mails containing 411 Letters for the North. The Mails containing all Letters for pres4ia, Germany, and other places, are yet detained, hut Orders are expe4ed in a few days to forward them by a Packet to Tqw4iveti, a town near SirrewiO 4 in Denmark. 1 _ CORN. EXCHANGR, JUNE 2k• THE Market to-day: has a tolerable spplY of Corn, and very thin of buyers : Wheat goes a is. lower per quarter ; Barleys and Malt boto remain- as in the late state; Pease and Bea" of both sorts are at less prices ; from the general state„of the trade, Oats go off rs. and is. cheapert excepting those of prime quality; Flour likevasl has heavy sale. • Wheat 4s a 565 a 6as od Beans 3os 3 34' al Fine ditto - (t3s,, a 64s 6d Tick' Beans' - 26, .1 ,tos Rye - 32$ a 345 6d I Oats - 205 ;3s! 24,1 Barley - a as4s od Poland ditto' A 7.0 ka:t 4os a 45s 6d I .Rape Seed - - 351 39,4 lute Pease. Os a 475 od I Fine Floar SOS a 5.0:, dull Cray ditto a —s ed Seconds THE ThEATRE.—MiSS GRRmANt, from Theatre Royal Bath, last night perfOrmed ;iotasthir in The chit? of Nature, at the Hay-Market Theatre, She is a very Pleacing Aftrems, though Someiviis; too itsrefira' for a child of nature. Her figure 1 neat an,l bar manner genteel. She teas very 10" received, and she. is really a good addition to !!le Company. A Gentleman appe:.red for toilnacaonvy.StaTgielethefire tiall n performance,. anal though his. voice IS not umileaolgt ar es Ca wasn t a nothing Gveryei striking he is much tooflorarishing and artificial in his singing: Covent. Gorden Triedt re dosed for the se,ison I"' night with joh,r:Pui/ and' The -Lying Valet, Mr' wtst 'at!'" r the Play? came forward and ittiiire,ss'.' ed the following Speech rn.the Audience " I have often ti.d the honour to address you at 111 c c 155,4 of, our Theatrical Cain,..og. ,n hut never at end ot suc.:essful as tiie prLm.iot. —We would Wis.ll ton lefiginents,to be proportinnate to your. kirdoos ;04 IT4-,„"; Don, but cannat•tind.wupts l'ioVerful Liffil"iir the Thanks of the Proprietors and Pei:tOrinaS, :6' all favours: We Must, thereiute, repott ully t.:ke koc• hope to meet )toi again after a shuntre-es, with lice t,..5 .? completely happy" as Our own.. which y u hive 11110 vt • the sincerest GratitUde.tl . . Yesterday evening was married by special licericet his Grace the Duke of BenFoetn, to 1;,,i% Goor, the 01 NA GORDON, youngest daughter of 'hi, Grace Duke.olGottoort:—The marriage ceremony ""4 • performed at Fife HoUse, Whitehall, by the Revt Wm: Montt ts Ridor of Chenies. The Marquis of fillicTLY gave his Slcter aw3Yt Iminediately after the Ceremony, their Graces 50. off in a coach and four to Woburn,: Pl; The Times of yesterday, in answer to n Pargr4 which appeared. in this Paper of WeibiesdaY, eta' ciao • that " The Bounty given by the Marines for cruits was only Three Guiveas," contradifts 00; Statement with is not the time for oblishingrose' wish agree •in. the justice of th;s remark, `m ir, n bail the ,peevish observation,," thit ft; that the Writer of the ParsgraP" in, „ or heat at himself conformed to it on this occasion' cubjea the pains to inform himself properly Pn t before exposing himself by s 9 fiat a coot ionfr an undoubted left, Has the Editor of Tbe..iis;t friend at the Admiralty that' will give hinta .8; His panegyrics upon that Boards the expence of decency and. so grossly mageq., some little return, And it is SUrclY not a gicear °eff to keep him from 'exposing his ignorance nt cv ,;, thing that is 'going forward. We again assert Boultt,y he -1 presort given 61- the Rval jvararc Reerssitiag Parties is' Tlia,,gl Gt ttwt.top and fla 800. mart 1' • Whatever Resolutions the AdintraitY truth, certainly mir:t may have come to on this point we. do not proles! .7" carried into\effett. Recruits pass daily tbrOug_;. to know, but we broadly assert that they area. the Metropolis ins their route to Chatham, and so; of them evert passed yesterday,- enlisted t" rbbriti Guineas llttunty.Money. We may now mow"' ask, why,. it an Increase of Bounty has'been resnilcr bteoennfTveror properly on by cersha the "Board of Admiralty a month ago, 0,1: ders have yet been iisueti for the ,Recruifirl Tine raisedj3')tuo.n It Ye, a 6 Gt. sierx‘"(raYs.t)thle',rlloC:O:n!}'; sequence of this criminal oegtigence is, mat, Head. Quarters of the Royal Marines are tie'r,ltti.‘„ of Men—,The re are demands at Chatham fro; SI"P" in Commission, that would take all the now at (Patters) but there is not a man to ennPr' with them. At•Portsinouili oos men would not an' swer the demands already made to the Cotnmandil Officer; but there are not fifty Men at Quarter', these raw Recruits ! Thrse. are. inelsocholy which require no comment front us,c r , .Sour.t-twAxx *Citlyritty.--Yesterclayn" ": jeant RIANiNGTON, assisted by the Ht 11 ;i Pbio puty Bailiff, began to investigate the ohje6lion3 votes upon • the Poll.books fur the last Election."' The case of the greatest importance 'Which "'as jc.". ref cided yesterday, and which may form a great cedent• for deciding others by, was that or an i'"' uot bitant -who occupied a rateable house as it _ called, but it was proved th4t nil houses were ratui; able) for five or six years without paying P4l. dues: The first year he bad applied to be exonerate,: the subsequent years the parish had excused bin! a matter orcotirse, without any further .aPplicat'Qla: and yet they continued his name upbn the llookwas rated. This made hint ard the liability considered by the Assessor to entitle him to his ci4 tive franchise. DEAL ' JttNC 23.--!Cogrirnociore Sir W. S. Sm in ,His .IYlajesty'S Ship Antelope, with the Raiton able, of 6+ guns, sailed this afternoon on a cru4e OF. the Coast of France. The Trrrer Bomb has sailed to the Northward. Arrived the Anchor Gun.brig from a cruize l apd remains. Tule following. Neutral Vessels that have been sent into this Port under detention, have within these few days been Jiberated,• and permitted to proceed on their rgpedive voyages, viz. the Danish Brig Emanuel, H." HUNSER master, with wine and' brandy, from Cette, bound to Eisineur ; the dish Ship Speculation, T. Titoßsox master, from Uddevalla, bound to Havre, with deals, tar, and alum; the. Brig Catharina, V—HAmmisotc [luster,. from Bremen, bound to Bourdeaux, with coal. *The following Ships were yesterday order:.; into. Commission at Plymouth ; Northumberland 74 guns Hon. Capt. COCHRANE. POOLEtte .20 ditto Capt. ppNBAR.. Trompeuse . :8 ditto Cajn. GOJWIN. , The Itifiory, the ti lag-Ship of Admiral Lord NELSON, has gone on to the,Meditermean, Ad. miral CORNWAL Lis hoing no longer' any occasion for het'. A very - lint press .took place yesterday on the River, below Bridge ; many watemen were taken, and also persons einplui , ed on the craft. There are some circ u mstances, connefted with Hanover, which we shoal be happy to suppress, but which are of a nature that unfortunately cannot long be concealed. When it svA found that War was inevitable, and that 'Hanover was likely to be attacked, it was very wisely determined by nisters that Transports should be provided and be ready in the Elbe, or the Weser to receive the Hanoverian Troops, in case they should be obliged to retreat ,before.tha,superlor Force of the Enemy, and were found unequal to the defence of their Country. Transports were: tardily provided ac cordingly, and they had a'Ctually assembled at the •Nore, but not till the Hanoverian Ariny had bceu obliged to capitulate ! , Where the blame rests .in this transaction We will not presume to determine, but it is ,strongly charaCteristic of that *ant of - ener. gy and decision, of which we have found it our areeable duty to complain. An Agent from the iranspnrt Board, 44 the end of last week, was sent down to -,S'heeflless 'to discharge these Transports, allowing thein two months pay We will DOE expatiate upon the reAl utility t!lat i 6,000 Hanoverian Troops, well.disciplined, steady . , :regular, and temperate Soldiers, would have been of in thiSCountry at the present moment. We will not enlarge upon the mortification that these men must haves felt at being abandoned to their fate, or the zeal and satisfaction with which they would have e'nbarked for Great Britain, the Dinni . nion of their Sovereign--nor will' we Itresume to fathom the grateful sensation which ie must have created in the beneVolent and paternal mind of that Sovereign, 6) have seen 3r , m . ally of his faithful, br a ie, and honest Fnieign Subjetts rescued from the tyran.• ny of the French Arms, and joining hand and heart with .his Native Subjeas here in defending the only asylum that is left •to Liberty throughout Europe l These are topics upon which we arc onwiffirg to dwell, because they cart only. lead now . . to pAinful and unavailing regret. It is saki, hut upon what authority we know not, that the. French . have 33 "line: of battle, Ships in Brest, i conipletely ready fttr sea,. besides. a number . of gun and flat,bottumed - boats. If. the French have that Fieet Brest, we know not what is to prevent their coming out, lt.a Admiral COIO.7WAL• 1,11; .had with him-on the i9th inat. only six sail Of the line. • Lord HARROWST, at the age pf 66, tiled on Monday .at Bath. His sun, the Hon. Durn.ty RYt fit;, will olcourse be called to the I,7pper House. Boston Papers to the 27th May inclUsive, are re. -Crived. The following are the only articles worth notice; , 4 • , The NOW Pig I( I Ptil lad; 11 Mof the 2011 con. tains the following, under the head of Baltimore, the It is the latest intelligence we find boat St. Domingo. After mentioning the detention or several cans at Aux Cayes, it says, ." Captain ROia repre. seats Aux Cayes to be lit a very unpleasant situ'. two : money scarce, anti colonial produce not to he had ; troops sickly, otlitrovise the town healthy. All the plains and. mountains in the : possession of the Blacks and Mulattoes. They have daily skir mishes.with the troops, and frequently drive them close to the town. " The FrFnch Lave not more than two or three. {,arts, in their possession on the South side from. 7 ,:tctriCl. One traOsport, with 17.0 men, had just at. fr p ut Dunkirk. They t, tate that loop frmi the s;une quarter hid sailed at tht! came time, an d' t,ve t e intended f or t he SottOt ..tleparttnent. So diii. tressing is the situititin.ol the i4land, that 'all the inhabitants. who can get 4w3y art leaving Bulk Stock (40 4 l' o oo, .11AV. itioia Stink Ina N.%) , spec Ltn.. shut India Honda .6. preal• i re' elit. 179 i, via I°l,c Pth i 5. 5. (OS. 11'1 , 4 5 per Cert.B2{. Otri n iumel 3 si 3 dil a 4,et L ria• (--..1! 72,1 i • !t wee. 3 v. -to 3 prf Cent. .he.; so d ! 6 Atm, 3 per C. Con. shut Bank for July Acc. , i.hinc°l.; \in tba 9.16 • curt.. rut open. Ditto Short 31 FRJCB OF YZITSR Loni 100:., _Printed by WMI LI, A N (ot ilov--strwo sc°:esip";:;l3,rctlecn, ; 6(11 -Published by IV I i.i.tAm Rx 1 ,11 • but.A oltvit.s:rtset, royeng-sitiallql No, 112 t Str4r4. i