The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-18 00:00:00

4th Ditto, Lielitebtot Henry (Nattier, from the 1.1 Ceylon. R0..1111.13, to i.e Captain of Coinpatiy, without• pur. Fort` littsotry Volunteers, Ettalgo de'St. Al. t 1,1 Lieu t, without pus u.s e. ,Edward. ryro, (ient, to tie lsusiien, v ee St. Albert. Cape ,‘i.glinent, Ai4.11 . •7w Stucitelostrinii,,bentl to be Ensign, 04,144001 04411tcytle1i, lift/Muted 111 the - 2A Ceylull ' Aiment Roy 1 Wagon Adrian Eyma, t; :nt. to be Corntt, - fatiock, promoted. George Hal:invlll,' Gent. to be cotio • • • ' itt loysi Veteran Battalion, Lioutehant „Thomas Martin, 4/4..rti toe out Vettrai. Battalion, to be .LieOtthlllll, vice Spaidilig, ..fvtioexcliatt6eti. • ftit Ditto, Lieuten.iat Wailer' Spalding, 'from theist Vete. • ran Battalion, to be - Lieuteriant, vice Martina who ex plunges. 11th Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Perry from rl'a Royals, to be 1-14Ute144111, y4* excitstigeivi Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas ramnikl - Qu3rter. - Master 44.11et41 . 6 pctliiaiietil 51414, 1 , 4 444; Dephty,iluitry . r-Nastei. Geoeral to 1111: koices ill NOltl4 brit4to, i14:4 sal iylruln.• . • 1,, Lielitos4.4l.oolollel Christopher' Nly ors. troth ; the.. S tad' in be Deputy. iluarter.Nl44ter.6Futral .to. the 4ervnig': in bate lac L 4444U4a, vice j . taurinrpt.i:v. limes ‘lO sat) 'mix Lieut:.r.tt,t. COlUll4et. •Jk tkiyll/0. H. .1' itti titan the Sea in Ca -1444 to Litt OcpUly Qusitits-Igaater.qottopta 194helorces servo , ,; thelsiaiat lsnlat4b, VICe Lieutenant-Colonel Mycf4, i5:cf.:114141644' . 14k1.1-414 , ui. , L01ui 1 44,4. C . .impbelhof the loth foot, toe A3ibtatit to too Quarter.hhisict.QoneraL of the, .k , Fictl4, Vo.o Colonel lii4uvv44, ifruinUtett . . ttorn the ist Kegunalt of .hunt to be, guarter.Mastet of Detachments at York Hospital. . • Benjamin iv atvin, Cent. tone a Deputy Aseig4nt-Cororrns. I.Lidiy-(et,tetitt to the.,t ott.es . . • HOSPITAL 'STAFF, To be Hosintei 'MAIO tor.Genctal.Setviet, • Ceorge kieufge Ounatdson, gait. 101 m Poke, Gent. l'hutnackettle, t.,ctlt: V4vid Wethetspoon, Cent. Thomae lieu, Gent. • David-1.444y, Cunt. Wee Am- UMW, Coot. ~~ "~ BARRACKS. 4sistat t 1114 Peitar.Gencral t,:patlas Macpherson to be Prin t:44l tilbiwctur of barracks ht to:chianti, vice Dailte. perauttWt4.l.l , bun Shcainian, Esq. to be an AfAstant Inipec4o( r Gcncral of it‘ tacks, vice :vt.cliiictsult. The Kitties German Legion. ist tight Dragoutis, Adolphus Count w.dirnedett 'Clinbbrn. to hi: Cormt; vice promoted. Prolencli, 'llllt4w, 04,111 t . (0 he CUIIIiC4 vice I tit:ll, 14pipywd. 2a Unto, AlLnitt4l3itrUn Teiutu,ineA tu be Lurittn, ------- )4jI4OIIANOMU. The appointment of Murtu Moriarty, Cent. to be Hospi tal.Mav tor L,ealcfAi iervice. and 41 Ld fl.nn Henry Browne, front Inc Suui Entagtt in the ) 11iliToet, , a ot.ited to tiie Gazettes 411-Aotll* tub 4414. 130 august have 1101 Llkelt tilat t e. . 1•.lasIKO t Curp s t litaCi, 'Of 't Ile 7th: India Regiment, is superudrd, hring'sbsent wisi out leave. • L rA. i ti tiltl ifieltes of the `4th June and zoth August • • laiti zad Light uragoons. • For EtitNitt Stacey, Geol. to be Cornet, :by purchille, vice . 1 cir , promottd. read Edwin Stacey, (can.. to be Cartict, '..,by purchase, vice lisle, promoted. 4gib Foot. For liokvard Parsons, Geo& if) tie Ensign, Ecc. read Par)oos, Gene. to be. Ensign, Sec. ~. '!; Commis4ioil in the Wi itbbire Regiment of Vobragnry C4v4l. ' ..41AriLti by the Loitt . • To' be4.14...ut Cll4ll • 1.. t/ ogle I Cornounctant --Tticiirils4 IN4 Nuis of limp, vii. 4: L t..t bruce. signori by 11)0 Lord Lieutewrit ttw County Larmerthen, , . Kegiinent or I: 4 ,4tmlithen Local kkieitell/O. `To' be Irst.t Lio Ott* —stounit hurt alit Wittig Rees viLe I'bililpe,•eupereenc4.l4l. toes:caul Lisistetumt vice NOWIIIIII. #4B pe 1031V11. kcots4 Lsourunoitritrtistir iti.b). VWe K 4A61 1 1, iiupertAll eft To bd ,brxmoi.l LicutenJors tiopkin. G e nt. vino. ry 1..14vid E,' vane s Qcnt. vo:otturapbitqs: Ases vius,,Gunt. vrr. itaby. . 8.44 KR U , 'CMS 11144RGED. rdwatd Warren and txesitarn Smith, .Attaiim. friars, London, int:A.ll3w ..;"; burn St:oooer 47 so.l4turriber at, at ten, at peter hldiraesws, Cottthall court, Load..n, .muratunt s ,from 6vrotizi6l,l at to NovutOer z, at ten. at C; utldhal! 11 1 ..,4 40 • N hmulia„, lynnintlt lhe'vneisnirt", intitClaitut and outrinif..m ironer. Iron) Septernber sr to Nuvotriber q s , at tun, at Lointon. . • .. IiAIVe.:RUPTCrEN SUI/ , ./O;E7)P,D. 11,1at.iturw , Warten, 11);01cN!011,1, aid rtU4, o *.tiimiX,, , lierCll4llC arid • Litrtneri, NUltrriglumt, ati.l Cltc4tuA,l,:, L0ndc. ) 8,110..., minntactuicr 1b .110,1 Sancti. Manche4tur, ent d ion-inlnntaurcr.• •r , julen Woad, Vinc-atet:ot, yetdiar'-,Acn:;, Surrey, dealer., • 114,VXRUP1's. , • litr}kr~cancl, St Andrew lin , terqtalt. dialer, to surrend-0 sellytnnet'2B, Otti,ner 12 iittt'a9, lye. at 9 k,9lol:t i eS; rawei s 444-t:upat..Thrurgaturton.btrecr, Ltindiny. - . - • W. mpon. Tyne, v'utner, 04.1ober t, 12, aril 294 at eleven at the Genrse Inn, NnvCastit-teptin.'l)nv. 4 1 / 4 1tortud*, Mr. innteA)le, Cal 4 licaty.l- 4 j ig , unte,Ner kiri;icy 9 New. ‘a4tle , . T. V4n Whitet.lialteq, jewall'er, Scp terieber 2,&, t etttut.) , r Anti tg,' at twelVe, at Guildhall. Lonnie), A I tutne:y l Nli..ll.llollleli,,Nc* Int-1411414.015, V.' , yc It, rey . I. T. ttiltorr;'llo6ton P 1. culncliirc , wine-m=l 9 m, Sep. ternber 3.0; October - r; and 2g, at el.,vcee, tattle. , On* and Duck I'4 vier rt, Kingstun-upunt 'P. and C. FIOSI, 11011 ; and Ailcooq. RoasAf jtttd iuu, 4Att let t's.buelding, Ii thorn, London. 11. i•obter W. G. shArt.), , Atasitighill.street4 ,l bilidoll 9 SelitenlbL If 14, ,001/40f1, and 29, „atrien, r at t.uii4lll,lll, hicaott, I%lyne a4d 111qttillead, Alderman ark, Lundon. E. I irlundsmticli,• Lortdatt, hartiwaretnatt and jew. • eller, s44 , tendzer 21, 24, and Q.dlooer,29eAt.lClhat•Guild-• AMP hey, Mr, tyil 4i4itt TuOtcr, Viol Own. , DIVIDENDS. Net:mho 7. S: Row-14104in', E. Isaac, and W. WArthquotatlim,, ot twelve, ,4 intoher - i4. lind N. Perkins. jun. Est. ' Gloucciitersnire,tilothiers, atel:ven, thoKhres A titti Witt 4trond,'6lo4ct‘terstiiii:,' ,;. 1. W,?10,1j),A1;, Crttivkrne, Surncrs4ts I 'VNIIire, ist the llti 4: Tavern, tirivnil.' Oet , ticr 13. S. S„iv,ge And I. Slack, Mr cclu4ticld, Cbc.3ter, iiilk-ifianixt4dur::i , i, at five s at the Ni.ii.ele4ti.:l4 ktu. tes, .icclebtiehl, coeshire,, °dune, - 0,6, William „in, York, .4hoe.rn4ker, at elevicii, at the White: Haft tnss I avein. Kiih6tcht.upon.itu'A. goober Is. t, Oxlvid..atmet, jaVycjj4;r i , 4 1. twgive, at Guilklo•ill. W. 141 , ,,i6iti5, rat St Helen's', tdnaein, wittc ilwercti int, at ten, at Gutidnall. , o tt o m 1 6. I. Millar. Liverpopl, merchant, at cloven, at the 6 lotie Tavvi - 4. 1 0 1 1 h-to icer• Odothir Iz. iCuver, attwelve, at n Guildhall, 00.tuher Ir.. K. Le'! and U. -Chek!Pf , i 3 e• Lon4oh, printers ai.d 111:icirmit5, atleil, at I. Henderson and A. Neiisthi, Mitre-"court, London, tnetchants, lit tViCiVO, lit G u il d . yreittncr rt. ' `l". Cornfonl and C' , Cdrnford, Milford-lane, tat London. coal-4 100 13 r —, t n/ I, It , E t isva. doalha- salesman, '° i t 1:. 1) :: e i ti j e a z.i i per l , r, j ur a n t scalrevtehop,,,:oGuittluilll,ha,Dl 1 0 , v i o. , oo , t4 ,t irici - : .P- 8"'".1"1 S ou th Glob :Cavern Laater. 44CY,W,:rivciter, ttvt:l . ve, at t it. c. 1110 ~ . , ti abert Itowit,•iivcrpoot, Item tia;lt, 'Thomas }kicker, j4lll. MitidleLoy, sornertetshite, jobilltr in • cattle. • John Champion, Lloyd's Cis&c. house:, underwritt4 'antl* l S now •Iv it, tea-dvaler anti grocer. • '.. -, •• ~.... '-, fain Smith, Motixon, Southaroptnili grocer. • .*'••,• • • Ale x midi . I /ui l hatn. jan . iiitroinghatu. giocet. ' ' •_,, ,' . William Monnsrter. Carrnarthen.street, Tottellbcll4olol - insurance.hrulter and underwriter. ' Peter Stantind, Chester, taitow:ehandler and so a p -boiler. Richard Goodwin, Gouldsit‘h Moss, Matondialci t Stallard, hawker. - • Crichton Bottle liorne,and toward Finch, • Church-cPgl•`..Cle- ~ suunt l -s. : linta w .,4,learUl - billnt6merptiiints. -. ..,. . . , Pef/ITNfißS'inPv" P/s.yol,,vBp„ . . ~ .., S. eityintitt and j. LiAis, Ad - Hatfield • iito4 oak, yard.l4cr • tors. ~..,,,,,,„ ' • a It...l3lFireil'lntirT:if lois,' of Thintattry.; Pxon, artornies., •, I . Docker and J J. 14401i-o)-10,, of Manchester ; sitk-niant4ic turers. • ' • - ' . - • '' ' ' 11. Davis, I'. 'entsperi . and J. Roberts, of Cable-street, St. i t , • C'elaltf e .* ill .. 1 1F liostr. - ~,; ,' . . , ~, ~ . J. sollat•qo ...Adams, ; of union, strei!, OJd AttitTy Ground,l‘ft - rEniuranttirers ' • - • • ' 11. and (;•,', 4 E04, Rr b liolkoorit. tea-dealers. , ,!' . -.' . 7 1. Watson hints el S. hineil,.or Long..acre, coach-makers.- J. lititinnitito'r:bnitti. Pot•er, iifi ) iit I , olld t street. hatters. ~• . • , k u { + r 4l , 2tikoland; 'Waterford. 1.) uk—t 'Outiftir, z Witterigrd., • .. _ .. A .... .i , tu c,r. 01'S 0 (!K S. ' I , ti`f)eK - , COllSbia i L i i llB . , D 4 .8 Y . 4 ; , 3 i ' I V ( ' ) 1 ;11 ' 11 1 1 - U ° 111% ..; ft i 1 pr. • s T 14' S ti- N. t .. 1161.1114 tiUIS . Dit kit 'PALsblq ' AUraeiti e L 0 - 1 V D 6 N, ' WEL)NrpxY, SEPTEMBER.:I . B I ,;,,.IBI 1. cl,s l ß 11 ICA T.F.S, ()el- t.)B Wit ixrt~ (lam:, 134 w Corrunon.lane, lind.Terrace, ,increbant,, , 14111 r ), I)4veiwort, litidge Word Tavern, (ra,:etliureh.streett Loottio,n, tavertiA.:cpvt. T64,0)46 Ni cr t x r.,-,Bil.tl,pilUrSt,,Sussels4obrePitr and 'miller. pat,ia 411.ptuil P.,141113,. lisnersettilnm, lost 3 44 Licit, I le c ur..cle.lit,i;uurt,,4intAL.tleirltrsof+-inaker and , , - We regtit tO say that the army under Gentl;,l his'emterie nced'a defeat, though;if counts WhiCll.-,4aV4,-reachettj US, mly be cheprivd , ,d upon, it was alter , ft well contested aOion, in wl , ich the enetity - auffered severely. it appears that tilt! embarkation of BLit x had, given-considerable . 4 w % • siness to,Marslial-Souvr,' and he bait ova to the inuth-east 'a considerable thm f th trOops ~ under his, .conmnind, and on the, .911 1 tilt. attacked , - the ounited. ar,oy under Gt.tirrali BLAK , t and Vertireit.- The 01-fit:int battle have not been put;thSbed, but .is said:4ll,w General FaltYnt dis Played uncommon that the Spanish !mops fought With themost Arr.: flary..coOrage. -.The loss of.the, battle is attrihistetzi to the absence of General Qv At/VA clivisiirn. Thitt division was composed Principilly 'of cavalry and artillery, .but, either frOm treachery or from some unexplained cause,- General QUADRA' 'Cliti."lll34 ap pear in 'the' field bf battle. The Spanish' 'sultry, wt.alieneci by ' the ctbsettca of so, important ,a part of its force, , was after a most obstinate resist- Norte, compelled to retreat, fraving.sestained consi derable lo , s; It is, however stated, 414 the retreat was 4:treat:a in the, most regular manner. The con - dud.of General QUADRA is, in the Spanish papers, unequittocally ascribed to treachery and one of them tr4lts, "what kind of punishment Is dae.to this wretchfrOm his country, and from all man kind, .for the ~.innocent' blood which he has caused to be siriardi ..Shouitl'he' not expiate ,his oft tics, by finishing his vile . ,existence: by:means'of.the most FruelirtTath, in artier that his punishment may ex, tend to distant parts of-the 'world,' as an example to all other per3ons of infamous and ahaudonsct,c9n,,. , ,„ .We have already said, that no official acciatint of thin battles has been pnblislitd, we ba . ve now tn,aild, that 41,e ,accounts Nhiclt haVp IpiChtsci tic 4i• sontd instances contradictory. ' It titivated itt ., :turnb of the letters, that neither BLAIiI4 I nor - 11F3',1 ( rinp %Vete elOged atTAir. It is type, that woi)1C1 ,naturally 041 .10 'engne Fatias betor r e be Witt joined by' . l:lAR,l3, 'but it is 'also obOi'^. 4 1 - 1 ' that Piunrittf*ould be equally desirotAi aura`' Ong 'Lillis thrill the jundinn took place. It seems howdyst *reed, 0121 the Spanish artily has reti.eat ed to MOreia, and that the Fiend) had adyartcp4 to ' within a atnall distance of Lorca. A Heligoland Nlail .trrived ,this morning. Tile following is the only article of inteiligeace it brings According 19 accounts froT'Tonningop, Coot GOTIVIIP (the King-of Sweden). .still remains4hore, but expeileit, shOrily to tak6 — his doparturO tt)r S wit zeriaml. • The Manta° frigate Lortl Geciitou i tiTuART, ecitrintan'clei; '.fie "arrived froto Ytu artietl),; to relje4o `the Qqa.l'er„ which will .proceed to-, joio;ilte fleet r off • Leners have been received frptn which state, that the efforts 'rode, by the Fretwli,4ijniater to force the Swedigt= Government to adopt what is called the Continental Slsteni have hitherto failed. The dazette of last night contains an extrda from Lord Wat:t.t NGToN's last Dispatches, bPtlhy do Or' cootain any intelligence of:importance. They a stated, by nii , nake, to have been- dated tHelit ult.—it should have been the 2 I st, al we stated oil Monday. , ; . it liindsor-Caslte, 801. 4 .18, 18 1, tt hits , AINIESTY contintleS in the battle " M. DA,tilini W. fililsEttbar.N. 44 I.t„ .Wt this rtitraing rceivdti' Attierih fapers tii tilt. The following Is part of an at .we have extratlyti from °tient thertilespe6l ing the state of OS Negociatitin. The article is dated Philadelphia, August 6. We have omitted a part of it; as it cor.tains nothing bin the most bOarie Lind illiberal abuse of this Country and of Mr: FOsTktt. " r. FOlTalt; besides presenting some deflate• thous representations on the subjeta of the rericon. Ire with the Little .ISelt, also undertook to demand categorcally, that the United' States should repeal without delay 'the Non=ftuportation and that they. should also demand of Franee,the topnal of her Decrees as they applied to Eoghnd. - ' 4° On the snbjea of the Little Belt, T govern. our . rnentditiplayed an ,ilaciity tqgive the moat ittitilac ,tsory-. 'explanatious, ~and . it is prebumed. did ‘se f but _ . on.the subjeet of the 'NEnt•lmpintalka f;:i‘t; - it was evplied, that acts . of jtsiOaii9 . ll bloqggcl,.lo the Congress of the Unh ed. States;. winAd meet . in Opfettibbr; am} it wciiiid be •With• that b aly .ptevioce a wisdett?,"and justice, ,sll‘4l fuireet... h• " 130 that gn'the question :Is St related to France 'br'arsy'other , 'Dation, titild not intriert• but itt oncettts I,Tnitect.Statesolo:lt... :Una 111.--Unied,S(ttoti 14.4 d gi•en'fo Greatiiritatn, I , i t. , tt,tni.n tvitirtAtJoe'';a fait' optiortuni t• , Aft.ittt not only Int uiiiiitisiftqued,cpcomerviai .1. oulse - „Aithitite.tinitad.States, tint ii , shellactac-: . he eXclu , iititi of 14 4 ritoCe that the t Bri6iii lJad tint chosen to Pursue that' pat h,.COO' ! 15(1'01. W . llll lustice and her commercial in idrests, by 1 .airing.i ig of the Uni , ed StAils with. ftee pniisc,..sihnof the try ai al Eights of independent na . (lons. "Otat France had e.i.hraced il.e.propositien, and. that it had now b• cori,ean engagement for which the tiational 'faith of the I.l.lted States was pledged ; so ~ ,long -a§ Great Britain chose 40 pertiiit in her aggres-i ',lons ten neutral commerce; that as it 'related to France, she had complied with the engagement, and t , United States flag was, as to her, unrestrained aqd uninterrupted on the high seas—and the . United States . bad no right to interfere in any matters of dispute between the two: belligerents, in which sbe was not concerned, and could , not and would hot make any representation on the subjea. " This lathe substance of the information we have obtained, and it is the substance only thal'we take Upon UM tosgive ; the phraseology Is our own. " The eotidua and menaces, held for th by Mr. Forraa on this occasion, we cannot give in expres sions sufficiently forcible or charAtiletistic; but to Mr. Morittos personally, • he la represented as hay ing dv tnanded, as we have above stated,- but upon the mild and tempered answer. of Mr. MONROE, he assumed a tone of arrogance: anti 'insult; and de- Clared.! that if the non importation law was not immediately set aside, a form beyond any , thing Mr..MoNiron might exped would appear' on our coasts, and lot only annilate our foreign but our coastin4 trade.' " It is stated that Mr. MONROE treated these me nnd - temper, : and chid the young gentleman with the equoiirnity of a ,sage, for the rildvitess of his mattneri.and expresaicins:•-. " This ,uniipe6lid ‘ occurr ence delayed the d.,.• parture of Mr, N1.0.141t0n fOr Virginia, for hro.!e tlayq, „iiiid Mr. B,irst,ow, v' also delayed for a like period. `.. " &Oils the state of affoirs,:,‘ ill) Grunt Britain. The.rassmENT, btfore his:dirAnore, i 4 said (,) kave-given 4ire6tions to have every vetiol belonging to the United States pot in n stteof cOrnplete . 44io. meta ;', and tha t 'a ll. military morks oudhe ioboaid cpmpleted.without, delay ." A letter from Carolina euotalni the foljawing nc Count of thqoporation6 of .the army_ un , ie, Geue" . , . . . „ SEPT. French, with a strong column of trooi,s, 44(1 adyatteecl by tweet , m Ati arche, to the etivironi of torga, with ao intent to stirprise t lie artily of Cathete r under Gencral Annut.t •, but the Spa i 1 Commander having re ceivrd..intelligenes.!.,thiongik. Ji si tipiv.a lot their ap proach, determined to retreat, and +Mir a stronger position in The mountifinot. The' French entered Mtorga, and their advanced guard - Penetrated so Franca, which town it is said they plundered; alter -which , t.hey puisited -With 't ii;ir 'main body Gen. Aannta, who fortunately:on his retreat from As .,torga, bad caused the .aiarm.tO-he .given 'to the 4eighbouring,tnwns.ot the approach at the enemy, v4biell .1134 dig tieired effect,. as 20,0ti0 peasant 4, ,colledeOrom : all parts of the,country, irtunediately joined him. leader named l'AsToa..aitirre assem bled At Ludy of„lutni 'men, well armed... The French .gfoatly rein toreed, retreated, l et vvelv Porstted, -end "their rear guard overtaken, trum whicti the Galicians..took 2uosprisoners, in , chiding seyetal Officers:" • A* leiter rrortf Alicant, doled the - f4th of Augusts states the tollowilig particulate :-- The French are in possession of 832115, and the third army, consisting of upwards of thirty MCI men, lia%e heel, defeated by SOULS, and areilying before the enemy. BLAKE, it is said, has taken the road to Valencia; it is with sortow Must inforin you that a dicaoful fever has brokeout at airthJgena,,which d,:iiroys upwards of thirty of the inhoWtantti pgr ti IF. - • r. ~~ ft A -V A te • • iO.--Peised up Ijaaancl eve/flOg bit Ivialesty'si thiP Kangarod -from the Vrtet Inched . . tho Diana frigate from ofi" Y , olird ggtilt Bloodhound gon•blig front a cru iie I add the /Phi»; ing Star, 1-I.+E.t.„ frotii Greetioet, Went into harbour the Rik frigate.' iclitt s g o trtii, 17.—Arrived his Majestyl tM whip Podargus co nvoy (rota Cott; ; glso SOO atdre=ship from the theilVyiiden is appoint ed convoy Or Cad' it, G. ' auTti '' , , . SOPT. ...PNavi:;ll::edohalasErPlifilit2ll:l:;:tiyo''di'4•,:a:4l:::lnLol:ir;rraot itew'l:sr.:olj6Cvie:cmne'clil;Mcflf7;:LG:ll:fv:e4adi tGirt1.665:93.(11t7111411' 11111 daYs -4 S w t i r tl l. l ~ 6 t : r — a ---77 O S sp 4-' o te r : transport , 1 . 1 ` , 4 1 ‘ 13 ', 6 0. ' i ; a 7 r O d t: I: r . 'crilf4''44 ItirP)" ~'.,. ' - 1 .. ' • DRAI„ , S • '4 n " ; A 1 ' "-EFT, • lat.a.-S.t.tivetf his Ale' s'i :14:i1:114://iip;,111:1,1141ini a.:ll.7:l,:irto93:ll46:"O'fi'.l'tfpoliiilldn:'..a:tioT4:l3.l' 111:16pi.tiC:11:15::'::::::1.:.'frr:011:11:::1111:1:raw;:itil " rider conrorof t Ire t/urtin sloop a wart ' lllll4 . Sailed, his Majes,y's,shipti Hahnital,lrro' it and . Edinburgh, 74guns,elic,,b,.totor EN4liiitg.i 7 the ArpeCican frigate Consiii.ution,(ol3p ei ltlW .. . ~,. c- i Flo . ii; SOT. 17 .r— A. fleet Irdrn the Baltic, 03° '4"`lSY'4f*twn brig Cutters,' passed the IWO' ''' "pstirsceloy; :, , v i Ai. ;We:ander; S T A nK S, of 'eviell d g'te' Si. 8 ; -I he -Georiai• Ti*i-,6it,- o r . Whitby, boun to I/ b°3lll If ; ' drc v e and I t.3 4 ' si..North Amer ica ; A ll well °:41,,' 611i.iif tittigtiSt, in ht. 58. 48. N. . ,• . long. . , l'he vessel stated in our I:1St to littiVe been Deer ~‘, 11 1,10/ in 'titeliumber, and driven upon the " I '7 it ,,, sand, has since been brought into tile D ock it pyie.:,!_zn. '.. 1 , • -.• • •tot ~/.. im Me e, ,•...4 .....AIA• • , ~:...AAA} ` vessel, sppareiitly a3B p° 10 z< eh c yfr ' Aberdeen . -nr ,eas e ' n • "on Tuesday sad vyed 1,. ~ ipiii , standing to the Southward. .Foor o''' o is built vessels (one' of them ' lugger-140d) gle company, supposed to be her prizes. 17rftsrico rge.pore LTA 1 ONA 174 concludedTiieelpobretatwtioeninoißOssis an d .thi c°l. ' 1:1:1,...................7::10 Of 114 1 • : 0 31 09" corn from the,itu ''' Pei' I tty r i , ait er"l every thing is condoeed with sock profooo coo at Constantinople, that ell eonjekluro ig 4/Ic . iii 1 0 ,lxittni::,ertouhuilie:ilin. iglinadyokemSaakotiefato:Caßoprti)reEt,aondativiiiseoccplrutity::oo,cnnihi•o2ti3O:, .0 • Mitto,and a number of ships laden, wi th t ort (o) fr . are eXPeeted. ' . 10 0 0 NOs; NA, JULY 6--In Calabria and t''' iol i it ; b occi'',o rucking by order of MvaAT, v/h4- aliaor, usual the • greattst dieontrots arsd dies 0 A,Unitcliirteh:toWiSil°the G a un try) ;erity 0 :d a Prl ) : 11: P I iiiiii I ° : 6 11 ;; I: I tyiliCi) 00 , lrnh 0 ppy COltheri!)ii repair re ' leo l a spe6tive depots, whence they a re to to _ France to ser've the artibitico of lioosaPAafP ig, I WO' ' The frigate Aare is tinehtired frooll'e fi ' 01 01 0 dies, whittler .she bed been sm., o' lll _ , ' o otft take on hoard LiAst.-C4eneral ilii Oft tt 41 NJAIf , g , ii tilfv - i and convey binvdireet to Sicily, i° l'}'''''4o,lo. Tian-). c °‘ the turnY in nicely, 1111 oto.3llti ill fii col, iti4P utider the orderSof Lord \t/to-tANt 1.301'.• poi, neral-in-Chief of that. Army, Pad Mil'i''',ioo potentiary of ,his Britannic MijeglY I ° i ' ~ w eer ) Maj,:sty. Genera l rvIAITLAso, , alter ii P i ' '''' ,o or voyage of '42 days,' arrived safelY at i'" l6/1 4 foe 26th ult. whence he. ptoceedcd iP tied ‘* a . 1 ' ) ... •i to this city, where be arrived on the 34 in i .---..-- . • nn 011;Cer inj kli# By a. private letter from we 0.41, d , our I:ne=of- of ihips Off Flushing, . I ih e.r o i three of the enemy's ships (one cPrY,.,"%rednornie manner in Chief 's flag) calve or,. "1". w i l e! ~y last to reconnoitre. our advanced orl. % d oe 6 , 1 1 :$ 'ail, Fixticoos, who conituandsiii? ,njie 40.0 1,1441 dron, cvnsisting ot the ./401Phieg_4d coal ,i brigs, immediately ' ottacked, Ineo!, aticbarsrlio 'bent .to i ret urn to . their forint", 0 . ni any i , t ,,, .;yak the opinion .of the Officer '.1.,4„, o f tv - ,,i intelligence is derived, that the tiel'iur oriprol, three ships Lutist be attriboted f state to return' Cmptain fiettqcnii-:ootr;;r..°,,(ll:l)Wlitift ',"il rited- flue fur some titTIC with sPY,,,t.,':-... 0 Idierf,!el'Ai gearing, probably, such ternerifY 1 :_ 1 1 b, e%0t,}0,,," gate), and being avprehens,ire,. 07_ ../.., the!`ll.l, their ships to the' hazard otl°ll,clei.Pit:ilog wi'lis:l turn to port might. be impetili_i)ich; o ne , 0 , 640 • bitting ti de, in the interval cn 7.,,-pd o p, to LP_,,, r line of battleships could have wo,r;t3 pool r, the result of whieh, it is addetll ijation 10 the .'Ol too well a r e of." Lt was the °1: 0 diode us 4 0 ) 0 that the enemy would encleavoudr i,, consequeol p the- present etAW!),` *ll4O. Pil je of e ar fill io attar '. moverneols,.• lb° v`:t° ooliopil Ir" gone Closer in iso that we `, S ysi , I°Plllollt news from this stator , • r I