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ncrult,LlNG OFFICE. 28,h yitly, tgo4. COMIIIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -ILillS 111.47ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday next, the 3d ibigust, - tho will he ready to receive Tender: in 'writing (sea led up), and treat for FIFTEEN BUNDIy'D EILN-DRIED 110TISEMLD FLOUR, tsaie delivered s.,a, in a Fortnight, by iFeekl_y Pee. portions, into the Sive, e t Deptfird ; and lobe paid fir & Bills, payable, with interest, go dos ailer,datt. The Condition: of the Contralti ntqy be seen at the Seers-satyr Office. No regard will he ha dto aty Tender in which the Price shall wot he inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to thefizas - dhehre One o' , Clack on the said 3d ilugast, nsr unless the terror who makes tits Tender, 'or some Person on hit &half, attends, to answer wlben called for. MAILS. DVZ. Hatnburgh t . • I PRICE OF STOCKS, irsts DAY AT TWAIN& O'CLOCK. Consols Red. On. v. .57 Ornno THE SU N. 1101.11 M QUIII DIC&RZ lALSUM AUDIAT ? LONDON: AUGUST 2, 1804. tug llambuuS4 Mail due on Sunday arrived this morning. Its principal contents will be found . its the following Articles : • • RAmpoir,' Jor.sr O.—The French Resident. Minister, M. ,ILscriust, has received hit; Diploma as IVletnLer of the Legion of Honour. The Russian Resident Minister, M. KLUPEELDT, has received Dispatches by a Courier from his Court. V 14 1 ,1101, JULY I.l..—The hope. of a plentiful harvest and vintage in the Dutchy of Austria has entirely vanished, and a very gloomy prospett pre, scents itself for the ensuing' winter, as provisions baPe already advanced to very unusual prices. The cold tainsovhich have continued five weeks, have within the last eight thyi become more violent and incessant, The corn beaten down lies on the ground, and the clusters that appeared on the vines in the Spring have almost all fallen off, Several Hungarian Nobles, in consequence of the scarcity and dearness of provisions in the Camps at Pest and Buda, have generously offered to supply the troops with as much meat and wine as shall he necessary, gratis, during the time of their encamp. merit. • Count Bs t.tirwAt-t,Cabinet Miner of the Prince of WAt.t. A.c. tit w, Who is will% to Paris, has arrivcii at Vienna, and alighted at the French . Arnhassador'll : he will natty o ver, bray here longer than three (Lys. FRANK/PORT, JULY 17.—^On the 14th inst. about eleven at night, liis S.vedish , Maki',y arrived here froniCarkruhe. He had passed through Darmstadt iworlito, and yesterday Prince TIAN Of ficSBs Darznstadt,. came hither to him. Ilia Majesty's route to Bohemia will he by Wortz burg so • Prague, Toplisz,• Carlsbad, dcz. Maje,ty is accompailed by Baron LAGER.EIPLIcE, 'First Cabinet Secretary and Chasnberlain ; sl:e • Qv:en remains at Carlsrphe• ITALY, JULY B.—The Chevalier Across?, frrim Naples, !cos arrival ,at Palermo,: where he has been' receivca by the Governor, Licutenant.General . Prince CONTy, with great distindion, The pen.' Sian of this Jate Minister is 0,000 ducats. The French Envoy at Florence,. Gen, Cl,Aitxt, bias given in his new Credentials. According to some accounts, an Embargo has been laid on all Foreign Ships in several of the liar. boors of she Black Sea, Grrit.?4, JULY 4.. —The French MinisterkSALT CETTI, is'ione from this City to In a Milan fourpal is the following Article ,Accoiding to accounts lrom Rome, the Foss ha s been applied to, to furnish Cardipal Visott with the necessary full powers to crown, in his neme, the ElbirltßOX of the Fa ENctl. The Senate has, by'a Decree . 44 the 25111 ult. formally authuriv:d the admission of the Monks of the Order ,of la Trajip f Onto yur Republic, and ;remit' to them an edifice and garden, which for.. pally belonged to theMenedietines, for their re.. sidence, nidarlie BONA/PARTS, the !pother of the Em. /War NAPOL RON, ifi at present at Freseati l with her GOO 1...t/C ►AN BONAP ART'. SWITZERLiVID ) JULY 'O.—Yesterday the Diet st Berne resolved, .tha s t the Military Contingent fur the League should in future consist of 15,203 men, viz. 0987 Infantry, 2645 Light Troop,. 84oSharp. iiliootrs, 960 Artillerymen, and no Cavalry; to is IVO Walle annexed a S , aff of 4jo individuals. The Deputati an y whicit has been appointed to eongratuhile the Iz,t4t!igott of the Fm r sticrt, on his ; ce ns i on to t h e has bet out fur !aria; the Tt'el.,indarnman, Pt/4471(y, is at its head. • FETERSPUItOH ) JULY 4.--Count VALS/LANSu.. orp, who died on the sd inst. of a rleurisy, the consequence cf a cold, was buried this morning, The 4mperor, who had visited him during his ill. nest, attended his funeral. The Papal Ambassador, Aatzzo, left Otis City on the zd inst. in consequence of what has passed at Rome. LAST night Daub Paper, were received to the 27th ult. They confirm the statement which we made, exclusively, several days ago, of BONA PARTE'S arrival at Boulogne. He left Paris on the evening of the 18th, and arrived at Boulogne on the 19th nit. We were therefore right in our conjec. ture, that he had the mortification of having occular proof how unequal his boated Flotilla is to a con. test with the smallest of. our Cruizers, or to keep the. Sea even in a moderate gale of wind. It does not appear on what day he left Boulogne ; the former account which we received stated that he was there on the 23d. Although almost every day's experience is cal culated to remove any serious apprehensions that might have been entertained respeffing the resuli Attack by the Boulogne Vlotilla, yet ,we by. no means wish to insinuate that the attempt will not be made from that quarter, or that the mis. carriages which the small craft of the Enemy have lately sustained, ought to inspire us with too much contempt for their efforts. We have more than once stated our reasons for thinking, not only that the Enemy would make the attempt, but, that, it would be made speedily, and in that opinion we have been fully confirmed by the Speech from the Throne. That the preparations of the Enemy were completed, we stated, upon information on whieh we knew we could rely, and the attempt lately made by GANfill AUME to escape from Brest, is a a proof that at least a considerable portion of the Brest Fleet is ready for sea. His Division is now lying at singlq anc4or k the Outer Road, Wait ing for an opportunity to evade the vigilance of our Squadron. It does nor, however, apro.ar, by our letters from the Kentish Coast, that the Enemy have shewn any indication, for the last few'days, to come out, One of our Sloops that was cruising Off Ostend saw, last Sunday, a grand sham battle, in which apparently about ao,ooo men were en gaged. One Division of them represented an Army landing'nn an Enemy's Coast. They 'formed in the sea, which was nearly brea4t high, ' an a a d vance d to the beach under a heavy fi!e. Our Vemsels were anxious to , have some shale in this Engigement, but the numerous Batteries on the slime rendered it im. 1 possible to get near enough, We are sorry to fip.l, by. our Deal , Letter, that a gallant atterrim Made by the Boais 'ii i,rda, to cut Out a Lugger Irons Boulogne Roads; And the Lieutemint, Mitlihiinzan, and nine. tccn 411 ( 1 Marint-, made Prisoners. TH a 11 rinlb gh Mail due yeiterby arrived as this Paper was g ing to he put to Press. A. Letter from Erie is states, char the Frereh Ambassador there h.ki not reeeiveki his new Cre. dentials, nor hail any been sent to Count COUE NI If at Pots. By a Gentleman who left the Cape of Good Hope the h of . M.ty, we learn that the Bata Mau of formerly the Shmts-Gotern , has been surveyed, and nrdeted to be, broken up, as nl.fit fur any service ; and her men anti guns put into the .n 1419 and Ki,r. hmular, the former of which, .cbm,rsanded, by Rear-Admiral Dexter it, was intended to proceed to Europe about the beginning. of J un i, The Com. missary General De MesT was . also to take hiS passage in her; . and it was further rumoured, that the eight Bataviart Merchant Ships, which we for. rnerly, stiffed to he lad. up in :lhai 13ay, were to take Convoy -under the Pluto. If so, we entertain little doubt that no. small part of them will find their way into some ' of the • British P ,, ria. The real reason, it le thought, (4 break. Jog up the liato, and sending away the Plum, is to prevent them from falling into the pohsesston of a Britibh Squadron, • which -the Inhabitants were exultingly expeding..d4ily to see tiff their coasts. It.seems the. Government 'of Holland. is _Very in. different as' to the fate of this expensive,, and,. to them,. useless Settlement; ,the Inhabitants are dig. satisfied, and the Troops in a state of great in. imbordi na t The followiog anecdote, will convey some idea of the state of.Poltrics at the Cape ; Baron Da SALts, whose father is President of the Council of Policy at the Cape, being app , )inted to command a Burgfier Corps which was ordered to be raised for the Defence of the. Settlement, gave a grand Dinnet to the prin. cipal Officers of the Ouverntnent on the occasion, at which he gave as a Toast, " The King of Eng.o land." The Company seemed much surprized, and Admiral DEKKER observed, how improper it was to give as a Toast the health of a Potentate with whom they were at war. The young Baron owned the justice of the remark, provided they had enter. ed voluntarily into the war, and not forced, as they lt‘td been, against their inclination, by a Power' they were little able to resist—" And (continued he) give rue leave to observe, that I have served some years as a Midshipman in the tlrithili Navy, and without any offence to you, Admiral, I have no hesitation in declaring, I would rather serve as Midshipman in the King of England's Nary, Than, in our present degraded state, as an Aihnirdl in the Dutch Elect.". * NA FA L IV .E WS. • DRAL, AUG. t.—On Sunday night, two Boats of the Leda, lying off' Boulogne, commanded by M'LaAN, and manned by all volunteers, at. tempted to cut out one of the Loggers moored in the Road, which he succeeded in boarding, and cut her adrift; but the flood tide running very strong, could not tow her out, anti she drifted among the whole line of Brigs which were moored in 'the Road; one of the Boats got out with the loss of two men killed, and two wounded ; the other was captured by_ the Enemy, and, it is feared, greatest part of the crew killed. The number missing is 21 ? the Lieutenant, Midshipman, Captain's Cleat, 11 Seamen, r Serjeant,'l Corporal, and s Marines. Arrived His Majesty's Ship Leda, from her sta. lion off Thiulogne ; ,Adder Gun.ship from Rawly. Bay. Arrived the Mermaid Revenue Cutter, with a Convoy from the Northward. The Cutter has sailed again for Deptford. Sailed the Conjiiti Gun.brig on a Cruize off Ostend ; the Bold Gun.brig on a Cruize off Biaken. burgh. Arrived the William Store-ship from Deptford, and sailed for the Mediterranean. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Inflexible, Castor, Leda, Tartarus, Scouv, Adder, Brauer, Yrimess Royal Transport, Armed Dotence Ships as before, and Matilda Cartel. POICnMOUTI4, AUG.. i. --Arrived ,th Pl e ant), BEvis, Maria, PEN T O N , Speedy, ALIMIDqr, don, BRAND, and Robert and Ann, Wes; from London; Sea Nymph, Priumil, and Nile, WHlT coma, from ; anu Mar), COURTY, from Riga. ' • Sailed the Jolla and Ann, BELL, and Concord, liuTcil NsON, for Sundtqland. Arrived the Alonzo Stoop of War, from Dange. ness ; Afar)', I'ont. - roN, from Riga ; the King George Cuttur, with the Traver:, SAutrow, and.. the Indus, WE LDON, bound to the East Indies ; and .several other outwaid.Luild. Vessels, under Convoy,. front the D.,Wns. IIA kW I C:ii, Au GUST Zee/Wit OWLUe based, arrived trom Qatwyk. with Passengers ; 4(41 the De /liffuurden, train Rotterddni with Goods 441 A 1 ) 4..,5t1,, , r r,. Bie.boat, Capt. HART, sailed ititt:lloo. o the ~ u rgli ;Kai Bremen ; acid at the ,ame curie the Prince of 1/ 1 4i1es Vic:lsec, Capt. 1 - 13ARN, for burgh with Mails anti Pas-enger3. The tloy ileberal, 0 1 Capt. Ft.tNEti, load. ed with Timher and Deals, from Mrinet, I)un. kirk, is released and will proceed the first fair wind. FALMOUTH, JULY 30.---Sailed the Auckland Packer, Capt. SCHUYLER, with a M a il f u r Li s . bun ; and the American . Brig Triton, Captain Ntcxot,6, fur CUpenhagen. The Daphne, MALcoot, from Swann:lli, is arrived ai Li velvi)ol in 21 days passage spoke the horneward bound .J,lntaica Fieer, consisting of 1 . 4,7 hail, under convoy of the nell e rapho n a n d . D U Quetta Mvu of War, on the 11th July, in lilt, 33, long. 75. all well. The linnter Curter is returned to the H um b er ; she left t h e B a l t i c Fleet, wistelt sailed from thence on the 15111 July,, on the 22l off the SJund. Adiuirai PHI IMPS Is arrived in tonin, having completed his filspection of the Sea Fencibles and crAft stationed for the defence of the different parts of-the Co:tsr ; an aeeonnt.ut which ihts been laid be. fore Miniitters. . Sir Ev. NErKAN i 3 to inhabit the vacant house in the Admiralty, ' which is'ordered to bc prepared. fur his reception. Yesterday n Court of Pireetors was held, at the East India House, when Capt. Wit.t.iiim joiss; EksTpi ant), of the Ilia/dart, to*)k leave, previous to departing for Madeira, Madras, and Bengal.— The Court 'adjourned at `ix o'clock till Wednesday next. Yesterday .DAGET'S Coat and Badge was rowed for according m annual custom, under rite usual re. gulations. .It is %veil known that they row troth Swan to Swan, as the Waterinen .CXprCSS it, that is, from the s ign of the Swan, near 'london Bridge, to the. like sign at Chelsea. The follow. ing persons !anted 1. Pines Ward, of St, Olaves. 2, diehard t teatmints, or Rotherhithe„ 3, llieptr Pullain, of Ratclith: Cross, 4. Charles Gingeli, of CIAIISICINNit. • • ss , loseph Ware, of Banksitle, 6, William Still, 01 liougerfunl. Very soon atter .they siarted Gingell and Still took the lead, and,rhe contest appeared to rest with them only.. They „were frequently, nearly abreast of each other ;-but but after they had' shot through West.. minster Bridge, the balance turned in favour of GingelL He still kept a.liead, and.gained progres. sively upon his opponent until they reached the White Swan, Chelsea, the place of their destination. Gfrigell came in first, Puilam about five minutes after, acid Hemmings was the third. The River was, as usual, crowded with pinnaces and cutters, full of friends of the different parties, and a great. number of other boats full of spectators. The State of this Do's Poll at Brentiotd, at Try;lye o'cl,ick, 'Was, Mt. MAINWARINO • • " " 47 EgANCIS BURLiXTT • " 14 ilitjority LAW REPORT. COURT OF CILANCERY-1.1 NCOLN'S INN - HALL, Au. s, DE MANNEVILLE, (U. DE MANNEV ILL:. WHEN this businesi was called on this morning, Mr. BELL, on the part of Mr. De Manneville, etc. pressed much surprise that after the parties on -the other side had, in consequence of his Lordshii't former recommendation, made proposals to Mr. Dc Manneville respeding the child, they had now dc. parted from those proposals. Mr. De Manneville, who was present in Court, offered to submit to his Lordship the original draft of those their out: propocali ; and said, " I never proposed any thing with reference to the education of the child., but, what was suitable to its fortune and expedations in life." To which his Lordship said,. " Mr. De Manneville, I have nothing to do with any private arrangement between the parties." .His Lordship then pronounced judgment as fol. lows : " I think Mr. De Manneville must go befote the Master, and give security that his child shall not he taken out of the Country. Let the Master require what' fortune the child has, or is likely 10 • become' entitled to, and' whether the parents, of either of them, is of ability to main tain the child ; whether either, and which of them, is wil• ling, on any, and what terms and conditions, .1 0 make a provision for the nurture, maintenance, and education of the child, suitable to its tortube an 4 expectations in life; and let him be at liberty to rci port immediately to me on the matter of th 'tn. quiry." FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. BRUSSRLS, JULY 23, --Tilt: Emperor NAr (AP ON arrived at Boulogne'on Thursday, accompood; by several great men and Generals, His arriv: was announced by repeafed discharges of cannon , The Camp of Compiegne has already manceuvrt4 before His MAissry, and this will be followed bf the other Camps,—On Thursday or Friday nex; the EMPItesS is expeded at l3‘ uis , ls, on her 'lva/ itc Atx.la•Chapelle„ Their MAJesTlliti will UiCeg, here to return together to Paris. Within tourteen.days, ,sixty-eight Cun.boats and slaty-seven Transports, have passed here front Pushirg bound to Ostend ; the last Transport car. ried the del ;',t of the Batavian Mariners coarios ficm Helvoetsloys. CTI4 'CUT, JULY 24--Yesterday arrived the first company ,;113atavian Horse-Artillery, 150 llen. strong, with 6 pieces of cannon, their caissons an ° ammunition complete, They ? r,ceetjed lot rill Camp at Geist. A large Park of French Artillery arrived herd yesterday from Gorinclien,.to halt in the Starrebash until further orders. The .18tlt Battalion of Batavian Infantry mamba, ed ibis morning for the Camp of Zeiss, whithei two Bittalions of GrenAiers will follow them morrow. 'the two Battalions of Waldeck, noV.. amp. - ,r (23 i Coasts, and. si‘thatlClF,':',Bo7;oll:o.4; neythe f C v a r n , :r n a p t ec f : n t;t th wit e p h , . ;r h t i s s , .pre;eoce, On 1111 ment .s. s ; li u s JULY 2+,--The Official .° t l l the new Cietienria: s o f t h e French Arnt,a4selafir;-- the Bat a via n G overnment , D E S it ' Ni 0,113,10 i: again been deterred till next week. Th; a' si g ri L c,i(P,e Of this d e lay i s , t h at t h e preparat i o ns "'- reception are not yet ready. An Encampment is now forminf at Utrecht. to consist of 75,000 men, Alt the 'poufs in il° ll4n t to that place. d ai : 1 1 :1: ;r :7 1 ,1 vI e lie l il l eei l x : E ; 11;1 1 65' h ierg e dchl nentiatge assigningollfeidl3,:r:7l reason their inability to comply therewith at prey hew. Letters from Petersburg'', dated the 3d inst. : sta te ' that a a:claration of gitat importance, in (POO c c ' tan one, iv'ep. sent by a courier to Paris i JULY the toth inst. at eight In the evening, an_ Squadron ap v i-vired ' , of the line '6f Quir.boati and light vessels , Roads of , Havre, The Enemy's force consisteJ two sail of - the Line, fota F r ig :ices , . t h re e, Bombs Iwo .mortar. each, a Corvette, , and three ostnAine was formed of 2 6 Gun'.hoitts and six 066 , 'arnied Vessels. The Enemy commenced a comb a t' by throWing a number of shells, which were answer" 'ed by a general discharge of artillery from t l l Flotilla • and Batteries on s hor e . We then cc: o6 firing cannon, direCting on our sidt only enorto and howitzers upon the Unetny's Squidron, sheered off at hid past nine. The confliti I.otej an hour and a half ; as far as we c old perct,ivet one of the Enemy's Ships was obliged to quit 1 1 ' 0 line. Although, say the letters from Havre, the ditto lion of the Enemps sheik was very exactly cat e` } listed, and they fell nearly all of them in the dir ec : tion of our line, yet they ditLno damage, to the shipping or on shore. • The • dipartufe of the EMNIESi for Aig" l3l Chape . lle,is fixed for this day. The first vote tendered for Mr. MqiNWAß ll4 fi t • yesterday, was that Of Mr., GAR RD ; was Obj e- t. ed, to, and the voter sent round to the Sheri'' : booth, where Mr. C LIFFORD state d, that he had , . no freehold, the conveyance being made to hit son : to this the voter a n swere d, t h at the esta te was conveyed to himself, io his own name,' in le° thar it formerly belonged to • Mr. DEcANt, af ter ; wards to his nephew, M r . A RAM ( ( vv, of It t f most eminent Con veyaocers in their unit} that- the devisees of the latter Gentleman cow/qv! to the voter. lie added, t h at these t,,ets could I°t .but be within the kuowledge of the Lt . ained sal, since the vote 14 the C4tldlktitlel , ' 4 !".: ' ,. } j, jetted to in the .Corninittee, on the same gtte.--10 -and established. This circumstance may afise 4r tj i sotne, extraordinary condua in those who cumP 4 . io 4 ,,:s that their reya eable voters are impeded by inv° a, ,nd unfounded objet'tions. ' ll` Lord MotaA pas: d through No. ( 011140 4 1 day, on his way to F.4,nburgh,, - •