The Sun. — London, England, 1801-08-24 00:00:00

10 6 . I .... in cor' present s as no`' \J' 1 sttac' ,;-‹ • •• - O 11, to the '7 thing EV I Lts )y Lor' 3 le nigl4 eady In NTE L sos .use this ) Itmgar tementi :h Gun• Trei.-d d these Ich are r or tile )usinesi ) LP) Horne giving ce with icularif Ind Vos ing fd Pr rais' .es few' Df svm e r asceP ever)' of did is apl Lora ;HTwit teminCl ibex . P C 60(14 preset Thuts4 cf rps, tve of 4 Case Striith' rs frolo Ight livetFw Letiedi wive.. It 10 111 my 16 Getters whiC! liAnic° DU flatj as car: e bit ° , wet° rgh for 'Corn-r of the R., and [i9 l yineng wo c to Weer' , wa g 7pc. )°° ers Of s redo' E t hre e Ith.l quarte r s. per , at 10 c ave. t wet direrl Coul d rnitte 4 rearm !, and ling at )nage at the lit 4 4L; AUG. 23. - - 'LYIVOL 7 74IOAtt 6. -22 N A1 7 :4 L El/P.-S. AV. iwterium taagi, s4-sqpny i ee. Ilyeftm, ,Stcl JGrte dazzent. • • ) 'ApigntAL Un - Watluthe. whole of.his feet;,;-consisting of Hilli9lalegsiyes l ;Ships M-ertuset and Lryei,en, -Dant.SloopiCtiiier, - z•Ffec - 1.4 Explosion, and Su/gra-. Bustl3s, rpwgitio;re, - and. Nairzy rire-v.esseh; Harty., anti j9ciall Gun brigs.); xnd Expreis. AdsicaliKrat,. weighed this rnorningrabont. nine - A. M. and _proceeded to the N'ortl?ward ; ..and-at three P IVI.-the,Fleet were still in sight - ,.. , apparently - shaping- their' course N. E. His - Majesty's Frigate jaMitiCa . pilived this af_ ternoisnfrorrithe Coast of Frince, MAI brings the agreeable hiTelligerice of her having in the •evening of the"*Frst Ynst. fallen with sevexat French Gull. boats off St. Vallery, l *-lich th , .!y - immediately gave battle to, , and succeeded - s inking three, and captur ' the sa rive nurnber, one . -of which' sunk . soon 4 1 (9 - 11 -4- 1 ! s ASP4t4 ligcs rt. l l4t, this Flotilla was bound .to Boulogne frciliVieppe; they were 'in id igoii; covered- • . with the , e Ta ly A T t'iNcy.,. .9 Qt ist ndi wh •our . gallattt.'Scarnen ha ^e ,evinced ;.the - • , ll.itility. - of: a French Invasion, by destroying some of the very Vesseß'-I.i. c.3e3ciiit was •to he *e even within. relo.of 'their canAQ:),,on ovp. The Haider 'Slooki Of ;War i 3 airiV'ed from th - e River ; and :the ?wee this,after. n4 ° l-1- vn l q.Cruize to the We4tward. . Saifeti the tos:iDuncan Outtet, With the Princess Ikr '` • - a ly and Caiidoiii . aN I ndiainen, andOutWafd-00u.nk.., 4A und er convoy tb SAILED the ,Royal Sovereign, of tio guns,.-V ice- Aci mital HARiEi, I 2 guns, 74 guns, `and huitAtig:abie Frigate; to IF, Channel Fleet: . 1 / 4 • . - Arrri v ed the Brig-E.xpeltiment r ,of---iild for don, .Wicrqttlisir I'l4 t`; master, Jaded sugar; from M4r.t-iniclu ; ;,p4rtd from the oxpoit.7 and, and put back.:-by''bootrary winds: _ • Atiived the Darber; ;of 18 itin'i -: from'igiuize.. . . ~ ~-'.'~f'R~ 1 ' .14 I N. - P '4TS~I7Q:UI .•, AUG., AS ' . •A 4-13. i v.-F the_ Co4.rtance Frigate from" Opor tor ; a '"? Sloop of 'Wari"A'nd . ru izi the Criiiibr;an Frigate:, from Qape:tf Goad. Pe, with the Ship Cron Prace,froal " Batlfria,'' " d er,Dani,sh, colotws, which ,the C.lmArialz!:"cref. tamed .T.@; on-Rresumption or the card betn D utch Ar+iyet - 1 alio, the Fi . cpe`S;sters, American Scho tier ,, : tor n r i\''cwiaur,y Port, detained;' 144e - try's 's • • - • 4 Sailed the Am . phitritelsrigale, on a uzutze, YAR.MOVT;€ SA If• ED the filigivi.t. and Lark . Logger; °n a Cruize; r resist; 1if 3 1 4 4:-tkinS, to the FleFt ° , fr Ccliti l and Three oL T, for Mal 7 uon. At f • : eu lizatzaPacket,-Cptain • STVMT. , "-Axl i&lve n , w i t h Ma and 'Passengers; :Ind E Leicester Packqi, aptaln T H0..1.. oNi "."' ditt o, with ditto and ditto •; only 30. hours.. trim the ' Nand of Heligolibid ; lane , Lugger, and Fox Cutter f C and sailed', #gaiii this rom a maze; tri or ' - n lng ,4nir ''dior'ie aria' Lib erp; Cut tets, freiM a C rtnze. _ The Oti-L.T, .Ipswich, Bili.JAlkt TIT BLO-d!tIpLD m aster, from Newc;astle to Ip.i.vich, is on - shOte 'at" i lanacre,-iftpd it is ft ared - -thi-d - lip and paiT 3 a her - ,vill'belost: • Sailed ibis:mm.6.l)g the K;i2g" . q.e)?i , g . e, Capt. FL-xx, for C uxhaven, with Mails and Passengers. G. z 3. ce Pi; s e,. Cutter, in the sety.t o f .the Excise —e ve • nueAli, yesterday brought. to•this Port a S`rnig ng eithe r under Neutial Colours, loaded with' 433 'casks of spirituous liquOrs, which.were lodged the Excise Warehouse. This .Cutter is .about 5o _bur then, and was captured on- - the .Suffolk Coast. • • SHEERNESS,,,34vPi 33.. • _ A Court -Martial was.4el4,,osterd a yr„ on'board th e Surprize in this ilarbtitliV-ta try Lieut . . joxii ' 4O N, commandi ng t h e U n i on , H osp i tal-s hi p, at th is Port, for charges set forth in,a Letter to the ruS of the Admiralty ; whew-they 'being p artry Prov e ee 0 , he t‘ifaS diSlTliaSed from` the Ship; "id ren l:ed inc a uable — mi - ever - ttrvirifi-16 MAJESIY (in, I Lieut; Ni t SomEcttrttl.t-• has commissioned tie r .Ra;son, at this Port, fitting, as a Receiying-ship tp be static ied at Leith; Sailed His Majesty's Ship Amazb)ii,'lDl.3B_'Dm, ;;;* Capt. SUTTON, for the Downs, arici'lluntef of i 6 guns, Capt. JONES, tor:Plymouth. The" caboitrg hired Lieut. WR.IGHT, has gone .up the Thames. t--~ Arrived the Brig Friekdshi;t, JON ) with a:drgo of coals for the DOci-yard. MADEIRA h X TR - A CT OF A ^ • IC ttt, Tx T‘ Argo of 4.4. guns, Carysfirt of -28 guns, Falcon Bomb, with the Cygnet, Warrior, Alexander, Majestic, and Champion. Transports, •having .on board the Bg . th Regiment, comprising about 1600 men, arrived off Funchall, on the night of the z3d July• Captain Bow EN immediately sent, a Boat onshore for - the purpose of announcing to the Governor the arrival of. the Squadron„ stating the objet of its mission to be the defence of the Colony. against any .probable attack frOin the Enemies . ofHer FAITHFUL MAJESTY, and at the same time intimating that,his orders direEted .the forcible possession ., of the place,' if he, the Governor, in the leaSt opposed the land leg: of the Troops: - Arrangements. Were accordingly. made during the' kigllt,,--for.- the -debarkation., of.. the.. roops under 'lther ,alternatixe.; but our.. people, were soon.:re lieiedfTornall solicitude by an .assurance from the 6Overnor; that he regarded our people as fri'erids' and illiei;-and'woilldigive them appropriate recep tion. Tie Troops were accordingly. landed in the Morning, and immediately assumed the Garrison. duty of the' town, .in conjunftion with' the native soldiery.' • • • 'he .Garland Frigate,bearin'the , Flag ofßeaf- AdMiral . MoNTA.ou - E,.and -the Si b .lork S loop,..havi ..4 about so sail of West 4diamen under convoy, ar,, rived - arii . nolfAl on the io'th day of , 'July from Portsin&itivltnban the- isth proceeded to,the West WINT . ER, ' Of chines, has been' honothdblY acqu tled by the CottLfilartial of the Line •at4Portsnmxtb, before',Tincligips. BERTIE, Of thA ,Alalta, exhibited several, chfrges against him. ALEXANDER CROKE is'iptiorifted Judge of . the . Vke-Adiniralty Court at 'Halifax, with a salary of zoool. per annum.. Commissioner SCHANK, oldie Transport 'Board, arrived ai - 1 5 iymouth'On Tluirsday, - in a incist beau, tiful Schooner - Yacht; With.a Sliding• keel,. belong ing to his-Grace the Duke, of .131:;.DGEWATER, to, Siptrintend the embarkation of zsooTrench Pri soners, fromiviivi Prison,' on board the S'amisson, - `Allrekl,'St:"Niaohis, - and Prudent, fitting to re_ ceive'them.-..CommiSsionet - ISaIIANK , superintended the.building of the above beautiful yacht. ,;, WEYMOUTH, Au G 21. T4I•S mornin the l IN G, acc4mßaniti by P- Ano iPlu us,.visa s ahout in his phaeton ? on the , tulwoiih roan; His MAJESTY droVe :the Q,IYEE lq and PklNcsss:Es took. .the same excur sion in,..the' ir-Soci.4l?les i'the TtOyAL FAMI - ea qt the Seat of Mr. I-4 NNING : , it Pox veil. A few 'ML HENNIt G lost a fine child of -ten nickiths- The TWyAt. X.,AtsirtLY have-been prevented from taking their ,aquatic excursion these two days, on 'account of a strong easterly ,wind blowing. - the DUKE of\GLOUcEsiER, and• Earl RpssLitv i a,had a long, ccinferendeqast night with I,g. Wicx.liAm. • scica party of Nobility,. spent ;he evening. 'With T LIR MAJESTIES at GlOilcel , er Lodge, SATURDAY, AUQ t\ morning H,s Mn j Es.fr Y 4 ynzifier breikfast, 'accompanied by PRINCE ADO LF,l44l,and the LUKE of '9LbIiCiSTFR, rode out, on horseback on the Dorchester road, to 13-incOthbe, Ridgeway, &c. -Thc,.Qty RE N and . PRINCESSES in their SoCiables, attended by I.4adyM.-WytsivAßD, and Mrs. WI ND . Itiod, took an excursion to Upway, the Seat of J. WELD, jun. Esq. where' they partook of an ele gantldejtiore, after> which the Royal party walked round the Gardens and Shrubbery. Fortunee . Frigate arrived here this morning, iind fired *Royal Salute. ' On. Thursday last General PATI.ISON, of Blendon Hai, - ;gave a Public Breakfast to Her Royal High- TS Ss the PRI N CRSS of•Viat ES, •and a numerous party :of Nobility and Gentry. iAtYork Races on Saturdayr Mr. V EirTivOATH'S . .karna: hy, Bst. beat Mr. BAKEi'llOn'ah, Bit. slb. fotit- miles, zoogs. each, h. ft. is to 8 and 6to 4 oti .jonah.----Lord DARLINGTON'S Midi 'MO/0C1), Bbt, 51b:'beat Sir T. GAscoioNE's Doodle, Sst. two zoogs, each; h. ft: z and 3 to zon Maly 'Moloch. There, is no, truth in the report that Mr. K EM n LE ha 4 tssigned,the management of Drury-lane Theatre. : Itirdifault to conceive the motives that produces such- unfounded - reports. • IfoLmA N is now in treaty, for the purchase of the Dublin Theatre and, it is said, he will in all likelihetod'. conclude the ,it the sup.. port of friends and family 'conne"&ions, the mana-ge ment would probably be very '-'prbosiierous in his . hinds. • cr 4 .:D8 100 On Saturday a Baker of Tottenham rymed,Gooa-, . Man, was convietect, lied " he IVI '5 .more the sitting Magistrates in 'WorshipLstreet; in the penalty of iliefor hying _Alum in :}is bakehouse for the punzoseof adulterat ing the purity of flour and bread. , The information was, very, prpperll", - laid by the Master of. the Bakers' Company. xr A-man and two boys' were' wounded on Saturday evening,. on b r oard. , the brig ,lying alongside the _impress tender, from the wadding of the .Towey guns.• They were conveyed to the hospital, an hopes are entertained of their recovery. 111 SE - PARI ' ,-. 28. - is .. ~._._ - L ,kDAtiit AL ? • iA.Td.tICI42, -6QM!.TAND , i& 7 •G4Ibi.YLOGNE, TO' IRE MII%"ISTER. OF, I,lA the- liOji-Otir of infoitiiii - or'yo . Citi4en . Of th ' e.,,ilh, 'the • attion 43iolci . RTaCe - on te . .3d, instant, in 'which"' f • lie:AbiantekGua'rd of. Pur.rlofilla,, had rendered,, abortive. all 'the. ,attempts -of .the . English Fleet; . and kept them at such a .:diStanee from -Bole/op/4 as "to prey.ent .theni i . rorp-bombard;.' ing the 'to - wn, and" protea ed . , • ..of the flotilla.- 1,04-d- NE Lso'N, sectin..that: all , his efforts were inefFeattal, disappeared - 36n' the .4th; no doubt, with the view of seekirig„lo,for . cementS: Yes teiday . :-he_agitin_rnade his appeara tt eei, with seve. , - ral sai.l•ofs . th, LifrA , ', and 'a treat ntirtiher.of • gates, Brigs,. innaces,, and he anchor ed ~ , at about 3000 . toises -from our advanced, guard,.. which I'had reinfiAced With some Gumliessels, It .wai easy - for me to iierceive, in the course of the evening, ; that the Enemy meditated some attack, as all.the large Vessels were:surrounded with Boats. of • diffetentsizesj: I 'had,: therefOre, • Placed 'Some,' Boats. Considerably before the others, .in , Order ...to , give . notice if -the Enemy appfoached. At three .cinarters::tfiet Tivelve or4t of our.bbats diseoVered: the ERetny i and Was immediately. attacked. The fire then commenced on both sides. with the greatest vivacity, 'The.fire of the cannon and tintsquetry in the . middle of. the - waves' was a Moir . ,aWftil sight: Out 4i(eiits:dicl.flot fire, - .-lesi we should hurt ..our "Own 'beats. ?Tea , ehibAiled.44tfr.yeri - 4, and 3000 men, in a great- number of -boats. Six of thertrat tacked one. Gun-boar, the Etna; commanded .by C tp ain reireux,.who,' with.his..oWn hand, killed, "two English sailor S... - Almost all- the Gun-boats of the. advanced ,guard were .at the- same time-attacked by "the 'Englis•Ti . bOais; but, they, every where met with.,t he satnii.tesistance 4 . and .were,repulsed. The brayest arrion . the English :who attempted to board Were either thri!.v.a into the. sea, or made ...pri t)rlp rs. , • - • • (.‘ The last Gun-boat on our .right, ' , the was attacked several times, but always , repulsed the . Enemy. ; .The,Gtin-boat,. the. Sxrpriz c , commanded_ by Lieutenant CARRAU, • sunk four of the :Enetny's. Pinnaces, and look .several. While.: the. line‘sus tained this. adioti. in. fr o nt, a divi4or4f. the English boats : got between..theland,ankottOme.; but they • Were here, ,as well as at Algesiyas' t: ithe dupes of this - manoeuvre. Our vesSels.eannotiSied . the Eriemyin their retrea'f. .The firing. did; 'trot . ; cease till .four o'clock in the morning,_.. at which '-iiaie , the ‘Enklish. were out of . reach. The Enemy liad four vessels' sunk. I think I .do not exaggerate when state. their. • Joss at.Totir.or five , hundred.: :The..shore is - every • instant covered with dead boclies;of the English: _ Thee ..6th, 57th, and. iogtb embarked in the Advanced Guard, ..,were 'covered' send you the names of those'Who' .by bravery have deserved particular -rewarch from the chief.Consttl. We have had ten-11/len killed , and thiny rzbounded,''' •• •' • • By our correspondence we leain, that in many_ .Cot ankn6 the F.„l6aions of` Notables', are negle#ed by ti •-Cit izen;•i; 10- scVergi-, othe-r., , • up to tne maiiceuv,tes of intriguers, and in a great: ntimher,,. mado amidst:llle obkurities of . a mod;,;.vhielt it . Is difficult .:to understand. The „Mayors, the Dire&ors, and the E xam i ners o f t he Country, have been,. if they were dishonest, abso; lute m:rsers of appointit whom they pleased, and it: is ea,sy: : to.cOnceive the abuses which must have, 'taken place. It is, peihap, fox this ieason, one or our Colleagues says, this day, " When - a place is, vacin't - ,, no .doubt he will be nominated` whom they shall think inot:proper, without troubling them selves *iihether he be of not upon the list : otherwise the State would he *deprived of an useful Citizen, who, froth being c6n,sipntly occupied, may be little known, and unable to procure.thg,roice of only 'a small nu4er, in a . place. where We know hoW many people have had a prodigious nu:44r of voices."— ... (C/tY dri • • • learn-tl?Asihorning that the Enitish, with •abort. 6o Vcssels::of-different descrippons hare been.hefore,B.culagize, since three o'clock,:x4n the,..morning. We_hear a strong can., nonade, but-we - are, pertealy.tranquil as .to tiur issue - . The'pr§t atternpt'olNEi.sox, Kit was not glorious to the E4 l i . sli . Aims, was at leastuscfnl to uis for it 4hewed extent, zr£ his, means, and _what :we had_ to fear:, We - h l lve _to resume. our courage, and' to ,take every proper Meanslonotir defence, and notwithstanding all the mischief NEL.: '501'4 'has done us, it is inconceivable how anxious the are.to meet him.: . MADRID, Letter from the Havan nah of the 3oih April inforrni Os, :that :he 'Bi:ikan tine St. Autoilio, had arrived there, lifter' stinate conlbat.with..tNo EnilishP•rivvaers - , she tdoZ,iii*,:,Linago. The ki.iled;qnd ,- severA ‘vonntßA.- 1 - 11 p Engtishiot . more men th;i'We'did, but we do not know the ekiet number. • . . _ They write from Mexic:o of the .24. th and zsch of May, , tll4 tWo'of our Brigantines,- _the • Saetti ,and the Yo/ant, tool: three_Eneisii Vessels:.. They are 'worth about x,000,000 of iivres, - latlarites tOI'VO viritit; IVelsohe ! jtibebis • 7 Darnria s tam snbitB: tran - Styga adire domum. er.t-i.zsti. _ . Tell'them ,they inore here play, their tricks;.. Theil kick them he:1(11011g to their pative Styx. Fairy. Camp. ; • • . 1 2% N'AMATZUTC A terrible, and de,strudive..fireldpk4 , out-at Abel Ashford's, farmer, KentlA:l-Tear, Deben- - ' ham, about eleven o'clock: on Itytaay-- , !Aiiiht, ',the 4.111 inst. supposed _.frorn lightpinglablirvg ,on the thatch . , which ) , horn the extreme drynes, burnt so furiously, thdt Ifotwitbstanding the utmost exer-, tions of Opself andAcigli bOu rs, - the dwelling,how..e, back-hoese,.and dairy, were in a short rime redu;ced. to ashesp - tervther...ith' i the ehiefof °his hOuseltol4 : ft.R.444' dairy *u.tebsils, clothes; and" linen, the . `having escaped the devouring flames 'from their beds, almost naked. •• A • - `7•llg:' FIRSV:ifitiVIOR (ill ;',l ±L A Vi'ZNNA, kiJc% " • COVNT "SAVRAAT has leer 'appointed as Irnperigi Ainbassador to Petershtirgb. Orders ha'!e been sent to all the Austrian Ftar, hours—in, the Adriatic not to iupply the English •with-provisions.. —This order • is . stated to have suited from the interference of the 'Chit{ Cons 64-- and from: some 'alledged. - indignities clone by the tish truizerlign that sea.. It is further stated, that - the - Concordat- 4 concluded" between ihe E anct the French Governinent* at' 'Parrs, -on -theAs,th or July; was drawn: up with the know , ledge 4itirt,ton currence Co „ Ot, Co BENZEL., . The ARCH ... DI/10E CHAIt.t.ES, as Grr,nd,Alaster of the Teutonic Orders intends to take the homage,of the Knights- in person., The Archduke . Jos.Epn,,Palatine of Hungary, is gone froth Feral/a to T'4;iice, c:ccompanied by Ge.. nekaI,BELLEGARDE. The Margravine ofANspincx, created ;i s f"rincess of the Etrpit:e,, lids passed through Augsbu.rg, on her return to Erilanc.i. - • ' . • FRONTIERS OF ITALY, JULY 28. A eonspirack is said too — Live besn discovered at Malta; 'which had for its ollje6t the c . lelivery of that Island to (he French but it is not ) stated by what means the prole a was to' have been effected. Sir . CHARLES CA'mtitoN has been 'appointed Presi dent of the Government' of Malta, with a consider. able salary., PETERSiIUiGIi, JULY 30. - Ct,TIzEN Mittoc having failed_ in the objeCt of his mission .at this Court, -is about to leave Russia. .for Stqckholm. Count AR-isov , who is to stic.. ceed E CV as iSy Paris, left Peteksiniril; on the.z3d inst. but he is to pps some time on his estates for the arrangement of his pri vate By an T../ - kae, garneaof hazard are prohibited, under ere pen:ll'6es: 1 The . ' Frade betwe \ en Astra= and,lndia i isreviy ing. rapidly.; great "cpkanttitts Of Indian'prouee had arrived, there bY land carria , e: . 6 J;; I; ..:1 AARLEM, Auc. 10. - THE French Gcn'cral or.a. t'Auf • visi ring the DAtoh;Fleet ar .1 - I.elvoetsslays, &c.',l-zilceeded to ins ea the works• of defence-lit the f rill , Garet-, 'and the inarititne,posts die ig nus* on his eauteil) .sinwey - the fortifications:= at the iieUer, and in North lioltandpthe:adive operations of the Eng.. icsh Ccxntnancleys having &Aged the Frenoli iind'l3a tavian GovernmenttF to ;change their' projeas of of. .fence into measures of, defence. : -'? . . The ; -bf, NortliernFr , allks has been tlii . solved J.-. .• •• •-•-• • -• . ' k .. 't -' ' ;'. ' ''' ' r ... The -Prussian and Fimoverian Poritcioni,• , und6r :General Sdat..4l) . EN, were ab6ut 'to , retire &gra . ... ~ . All the Flemish vessels of War are to . renckvous 'at DulrkirAv where ari-nat - tAtk. from. the, Mash • : • ARUSSEL, - Auc. 9. THE, 24th, 2Stil . ,,and. 26th DiViSiOn3 of French Troop . are in march for DmnArk' and Boulogne; and . afso 600 Horse Chasseurs i Bdo - Hussars, 200 Horse Artillery, 'three Companies of Foot Artil lery, and three Battalionvof Light Infantry, with a ‘ large train of artillery, ammunition waggons; &c, to join the grand Army destined for the Invaiion of England. , - • ' FiziGVE:Acc. COUNT B:ERNSDORF, the-Danish• Minster, ac companied _by-itis brother; Cotint lc, set out from henee4estetklayy. by the rotiek'or Munster, Hanover, ancl:flanzhzergh, for CopeAVen ; he has had several conferences with the Ministers of Ma rine, and. Foreign Affairs, and .the FrenCh 4nvoy. SE 602V1) ..1411 1 1:BURGII MAIL. CONSTANTINOLE, JULy ,20. r' ~` Y EST-ER pAY „several :other. Cburierg arrived with. official dispatches from . Egypt.- Those fr o nt Genes 'fal. HUT are-dated •the of . June, .and only differ from the - accounts 'before recely . c;d: stating that , the.:remainder ti - le FtenelijGariis6n of C4r,iro) . ivili:;4. at .first..refused , .to'surrender, - had pitulated• tbo'.27tb'of , juntr,'•the . dAy Ilefor the. : ,liispatches..wcre sent ta,land, ti(e'Fortress •gi yen tii) to :furks . . - • '• The Fretal ) rtsoners,;a. greatly.extol.the-good tieatmeni . thiYhaVe inct with from the Engrish, be immediately 'sent to bamiett4-Whcnct- -they will be sent-in English Ships to Yrdnce. General, MENO-O; whO Commands in ./I.lExanir; a ,. haslbeen informed of'the s , urrender'of Three; nFrench Officers who' were in; garrisO'n there have been sent to hifn wirh , a'ecipy of the 'Capitulation, NcOnsiderab,„; body of-Turkish 'Troops h:ive ad vanced.aiainst,..l4/ei-;7itdriti. • ' • The Dispatches from Admiral are dated ' the a9th jutie,, and confirm the - report:that AdMiral GANT F-1 E U 1%1 had been seen 'O the CQ r ;:tS Of 'Afri ca, and chx.ed Or an English Squadron, *fiich : took five olthe. Transports: *The icitct§eiftsur, wiij.ch was gOing back . to En:land; - 4, N ntof ,being out of condition, W :IS taken b:V' Ffench, 1 :11 ' VIENNA, AuG, 'B. • r ,- e -'7 SEVERAL;`' Greek Coaiirierciai Houses have. re cei'ved Letters from Smyrf a, and other trad'.ng parts , of Ttirkty; stating, - thlt - a con.ikkrible Squadron of English -and Trirkish Aips had sai;ed - froui din against Algiers, • to .enforce .the payment of the Tribute-iiue frOril the . Dey to. the Porte. ,The same Letters add, that it has .been agreed between the English and . Turks 4 after the termination of the