The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-19 00:00:00

THE S LT N... soLitra guts D1C611.! 1/1.111.11d AualAr ? L 0 R 1) 0 N, 4 • ,rg . IpAY, pc:ro a. 19; i t. • _ . The irdtfadrible or having yet aktived, we have. no'forther. particulars of the Aaiun. Tut Capfure of the'Spanish Frigates has, as we expe6ed, beea . eagerly. seized by the Oppoiition :Writers as a ground of serlous . attack against-His , Majeity'ir Ministers : it has been 'Stated O . be "'a proceeding'contrary to all principle and piece. dent i "and as ii.a.Violation of the Law of Nations." A War with, Spain is primounced to be .because" 4 ‘ Spain cannot-.negotiate after the Capture of her. Ships of War in time of Peace." 'Charges such as these arc. easily made, and we have no doubt will. be readily credited, pe. rnulgate4 in Prince ; but the people nol England will require something more than the violentinvviiives Of a disappointed Fallon, to induce. them to condemn the condut! of Ooverninent. We haie lately : entered -so fully' into. the quest!on of the .differences .subsisting between this ~Country -and Spain, that - it is'.unnecessary at present to discuss them at length. It is sufficient to state, what is notorious- to all the world, that since the corn. mencement of . the War 'between this Country and France, BONArARTE has seized the Re sources. of Spain to enable him to complete : his preparations against England, anti that 'Spain, though enjoying the . tenefits of neutrality has, in point of feel, afforded the most efettnal assistance to cur inveterate foe. 13utthere is reason to ap_ prebend,- that, in addition to the wealth of'Spain, BONAPARTE IS now desirous of having the R39itit. ance of her Navy ; and, from ‘ the preparations in her putts, there seemed taut little lemon to doubt that she 'would be fOrced" into a War ; with this Country.- Under : these circumstances it was tha t the British • Ministers demanded' cx. planation from rhe Spanish Government of their intentions, and tlr tit that explanstion was giVen, it, was, we believe, intimated that Oreat Britain could ;. , not suffer any more Treasure to be carried, in Spa. Midi bottoms, avowedly lot the Use 'pf 'France. This' we apprehend to be the real staid of the case ;. and under these circumstances' it was that orders Were given, not to :eapthre -al-Prizes, hut to detain , the Spanish Ships, until the Spanish Co.„ vernment Should 4iir us satisfa4ory essurenceis of its' intention to,,,preserve. its neutrality. It Would have been extreme bripolicy in Ministers to su ff er Sp a i n ' to Ifity.e,cconpleted all . her preparations, 110 have secured all her Treasine, and to have chosen her own time to begin the'W;ir: But, it is said, if Spain lute manifested hostile intentions, War should have been 'declared at once,.. But what would the Opposition 'Writers have - a cl, if Ministers had &elated War without tirmatte)il an Cy4,!,;t0 . a.. tion ? the 'Spanish C.;overnment are deter. mi n ed tipon War, ~ it eettainly. - ,svas her 'policy to ?ratted the Negotiation until'hir'Tteas,ure*s had arrived, which we have reason to believe was her intention I bet Ministers' would certainly have been culpable if they had sniffled themselves to be duped by so palpable an' artifiee. The:conduel they have adopted, app.eatra to have - been founded - on good policy, nor can We censitleit as a bre;ieh of faith, or a violation of dm L a w or, Nations because she. , can no lon l zer Negotiate, TH I first of the four lioin6grgb Illedh which were dne artived Allis morning. it brings Mile new intelligence of ittporrance.f The tit ankles viii be found in Ai iintretrient column. Lutrets how the Hague, a the zo9tll ult. state, that th(- cLangeb in 'the liatavian Constitution are p . reputed, and that , the Dutch Governalit wilt have rettectly freichuici in 'the ehansca that ,arc made. Letters were, said to . have been yesterday re. ceived in Town from Dublin, announcing the dis covery of. a formidable Conspiracy in the County of Kildare, ,and Akat 30,000 Men were organized. We have ihii top:Jung received I..etrers and Paieri from Ireland which arc perfeaty tilenk upon the sufije9, .and we have every reason t titlieve that the rumow is altogether unfounded. : nis Royal Highness the* PlittlClO INALItS kft Town on Wednotiny for Brighton. 1 - 11.2 Roy - 11 Highness !he. I)uste nf a n a Nity, dinbl , yeaserday w i t h at rim hi.ot td Qii:lhird.stker ? Portman-411,1re, . . PLYMOUTH, Ocn. 17.-:- . .-lirrived the Har/equ'in hired Anned Sllip, of (6 guns, fcrirrt, a cruize in,the Chnnel. sailed 'the Tromp-ruse, of 18 gtins,Capt. J. SlVit . r: LARD, onia Cruize in the Irish Channel. OCT.:t Ilruizer Gan, brig from of Boulogr!e. &lied the Leda for-the Nore. ,• Arrived the 411;ance, Roasot4, from the ilty of ataremains. in the qspyrt# 7 .4len,of War, Armed defence Ships and Traniports, at per last. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. i S.—Arrkteci . HisNlijeary's Frigate Liq..e/y, Capt. HAMOND, with .a : gpanish Frigate,:-fader with Treasure, from South ArneFici. Thc Livel), Isselef f itigable, Medusa, and 'another Frigate, fell in with four of these Ships, captured three; and the':other bleW up in anion. Arrived, the Meter, THONAS,Irt4In Waterrokii: Sailed the' Borough,‘ N . ) fir Longsound. Arrived the' Ariadne Etigate from a Cruize . ; Dia r tneele Fri:gate:from Guernsey ; and the Duke of Kent, MAC AR TN v, from New Brunswick, • Fikt.mati'rkti Oc r. 16.—SAIed the Diguir; rticket, Capt. DEAK, with a for Lisbon ; the Itaz'en (American Ship) fur Rotterdam ; and the Swedish . . Shit), Ci.cfßorniteri, LANsEN; for Tikite. The brdefia;gabit and Lively, two of: the Fri. gates who .so gallantly attacked ancl.cappred the Spanish Sc)adroo, were detached froto,th*Ch An nel 1, Fleet ; arid the other t wo,.t he Medusa ard:Wmpkiair, ' from the Fleet tinder thecommandot Lord • L3ON, in the Mediterranean:' •• .- • Captain 'FlAmoNo, of the Lively Frigate, or. rived at the Admiralty yesterday at . tWo'o'clotlt, with 'the dispatches containing an account of the taking t h e Sp a ni s h i4'tigates. The diiiiiitches were sent to Lord fkliaLy itA.P.; at Wimbledon, Who soon after arrived at the 'Admiralty. They were'after. wards forwarded to 1410 MAJESTY,, ar Wiymoutb, Dispatches were sent oft to all the Port Admirals, and Admirals Commanding Squadrons,- yesterday , evening. , M ILLER is appointed to the Command of the Piio.,er Gon.vessel, at Deal. 4. 'Sir THOMAS TttotrnttlDCß had •in interview yciter 6y wi.ll Lord MiLytt Lit, at ihe Admiralty. The lawt Dispowherr trom Sir Jona DUCKWORTII stare" his liiiving.'ioprointed Lieut. S. CHAttlii PAIS to' the rank tsf Conithander, and to the command of the Peficarr Sloop at J.rnaica. • • •,• •• •- . , Jr is with great pain we lay before our Readers the follo%vingyaillieling Account of the L of the Princess of Wider, PTV . co LAN Ca.ntra v from jAmaiCaliirrareenock, which was received in Olio, gow ore, Saturday enrittninip " Liverpool, Ilfh Oa. z P. AI. ire " We are extremely sorry to communicate the following distressing intelligence, just received by the Achoonei Ripe, Cflin. b:T.Arrroir, arrived tram New York, in 18 On the gbh inst. between 1 t and iz A. M. tteitchy: bearipg :E. .hy .S. distant 'about 6 leagues, fell in. with part of a wr ec k, d ud rook' thereftutn.Hu,Gtt IANKINE, seaman, whointormed. me he belonged to the,..eriNCe,fr Iftr`aler,ti Cot. I N . CAMr 85L L. fr om Mat that 3rae, bound to OVernock,:' with, ram,, sugar, 6,Atqn, f.:C. that was cawt away on Sontdy last,, AIb:AA ,fivt P. M. in thick foggy . weather, an the. shoala . ber weep Wicklow and Dub.' lin ; does, not know if the Captain is savtd r as the boa be saw of hitn, vas; on the poor d . ock . ottempting to get into the boar, lhe First atdSe - toml•tilares, .two Passengers, and eleven of the Crew :remained op ilia wreelc svitlumt proviaions ; .they seeuryd a yrn adl,iGep (Si spiritlivillichiloaiea .43Pr• and was they had to itubaiat Opon. do Monday morning the poor deck separated ; 'Mr. NVIVI;LIAN, and 4Znt`t:irtii got 1 . 114tc011 j the two firiedieci, And were washed off, isbanttvP) 4ouri I)efore the lattersawithe Hop . , which odic him up.. Several Vessels pass . ed very near the loefk it) the morning,' I;utlaok . We have high satisfietion in having , a in oar power to subjoin the following Letter, .received on Monday at Gre e n ock , ori the meldnchulpauhjed of the preceding one " Vicarage, Cat? IMMO!) o'9. 1 libl 8 0 .. GlNtLEtrigtt, it I w ro te t o you yesterday, frnrn.P*llhely, , an. flouncing the Llsa of the - Shiii Prineris of Irdio; on Awake sand_hanlcs, oft' Wicklow. "On my return' evening,' I ca6if up4n pj. CAm Pa t,r., and the survivingpart of 1114 ortfoitiraii crew. Mr. C AMP 314 sill buffers a• good deal. trotn'an inlianutistion in the throat; flirt he medical' aitiistance he bath received, will, I trust, through the help ofGod, soon bring him about. The men are tolerably well, excepting, that they feel , BreJt - Pain from a swelling in their legs and feet, and front being so long in the water ; hut, I hope They ton will soon do very well. The mornetiol receive' your letter to the Captain, it shall itnotediatcly be forwarded to hint. He • and his menlate• distant • .from this place about fifteen 'miles, and irri not in want of any thing. that can , he conducive 'to their -comfort, 1 am, cc. " Gentlemen, (Signed) W. GlilritTll." " Atenrr. Campbell, liiithve, and Ciatim;"- • ' On T.1)4;,4da1t last a Yebol, coal-laden; f rom I n . attemOing to rd. into lihir rnisied 'and drove opoli' Platen Staid, 'to the ' kow4viaol of the harbour. Tite'tnen w et but she Vessel and calla, it is ftitred, •vill 'lx to ' • , • 1 Tll o f ROYAL. FAMILY 0.1)d their Party. evast .on • • sh,.re yesterda y afternoon, front their a quat ic ex turiinnt about half past five In,the everting the .!&OY.;‘L. VArail.Y had a Selel Pali) , at the faidge. ' Early ibis morning tits MAtESTY inspeled the Troops previotis to their inirehing .. tollitinieepb. flowni, for th,e - p - urpose being brigidid Kith. the ',Flying Artillery. HlO/14J MT, after inspecting the br,igade, took a:ritleon the r porchestmltoad i ,accompanied he the Pitt t46ISSES E' LI'I.AI eTtl and AME LS X, LOMS 1.- 'GttAVE,ROLL6, and CAVIL ERIA.GH I GenerajS MAN.. ittits,and MAIININGFIA.!I, Mr. Plfr,•=4nd . several others. His MA J ESTY continued principally conversation with Mr. PITT. This morning the Pk I N - CkS, AucusTA bathed, .This evening the Royni. FAMILY wilt honour the Theatre with theirprese.nee, to bee The. Way rel Cet. Married, and The Airetalle Soir . prize s for the benek of Nt. and Mrs. NITLoR. ' . • Arriials at the King's'-lead Hotel: Miss wins, Mr. 1-1: Neale, Mt. Vowel!, . Mr. Okes, Mr. Goulds, Mr. G. Smith, S. Scott, Esq. - Jen. kips, Esq. Arrived at Luc: P.'9 liOtti • Mr.. Spark. Dr. Yrotlor, Mr, t9plOld e :gel% Mr. and biro, Jonas. Though THEIR. MAJESTIFSSITCexpeeIed to Weymouth 00 the ;9:h of this innntli, they art not likely to reach. Windsor till the Bth or 9th at No. vember, as Mt. Ross is - to ltie honOured visit by the Rot At. FAMILY; on Agit jiiarriey tn.:wards. • '; • • : • • The Dujce of NORIOue left Towyt yestet4sy for his seat In icorfo)k, • • . The Mike of moNTßost returned to • Tower yes. terdayfiom a shooting party in Essex: • ' . :Yeaterday. Lord HAwrialsottY anti latl CAM.. DEN. had. long interviews with Lord•Mt Ltit.Ltt, at the Admiralty: The Swedish Ambassador. had' yesterday a long interview with Lord liAlitowar, at his Ofric:. in Downing.street. Lord and 'Lady Doti'iixtfort entertained a Irrge party of Fashionables at their charming seat in %Vales, lirynkynalt, on *'Friday lair, with an elegant hail aid supper. The . bill'comMencedabout ten o'clritic,. opened with "It4r;rpky Uriafrey, by Lnrd Mx'. CANNON and the loVtly aad amiable: followed by atiOut sixteen couple.' 'they continue& diacing until o i ne'O l olock, when they retired to sup. per,' which consisted of every delicacy of the semi), They recommenced dancing after supw, and the . ciiinpany did Oat depart 'till .six Lady DoNOANNON looked divihely, the:Was dieisect . niose beautifully with . _ a rich p ro f us ion of diary . .ands. Among the company were, the Earl and Countess o CimatotvottLij and . Miss SaTatotri„ W; VVYsiva,..Laily*Wrja.tAits, and the tivee:Mi s s WILLIAMS, Sir 14"0ifsit cAtrt.tita and Lady, Lord and Lady 13“107., Miaa BACtiT, sciiquy, ece..Bze. • "Yesterday the new Under Sheriff% o f t h e C nur i ty , of Middlesex and" City of L anelevot' entert3inment 'to the Sheriff. and Magi County, at Freeroisons' Tavein. WAR ING was the Chair. . - - A Morning Print, equally distinguished fur its. loyalty and cons/stony, observes, that the proceeding - against the Spanish i!rigates is contrary to an ?finer.. .pies and pre.:edent, yet almost in the ssisie breath it Points alit a precedent in,th e . y ear 1 6 72, which, • ii says,, is the :ord, transa6ion- similar to this...in, which Great Britain was ever engaged... If this tap Politicianrwill.take,the trouble to inform himselt a •fiiile better, and consult any. History, Resister, or Nlagazine,.lte will fintl , a'vety similar case in the year • 5755, when a Squadron of English Ships took .par: session of a Fleet of Spanish: 'Ships, just in , the • airie manntir as a Squadron of our Frigates. have • done on the sth of this month. So much for the' political sagacity of this dissatisfied scribliler. -• It is worthy of remark, that since she night of 2,1 instant, or the following daVat Iciat+ nor a sitigleVc.isel has .dared to ;bust. ii t elf outside. of Boulogne. Rcar.Admiral hes been for same days putt at Swansea ; 'minutely inspening t4ie Ftnclbles, Impress Service; &c, with the condeekof which De. partments he was pleased to express. hitoselt per. feetly satisfied., - The West Indiaman'whith was stated last week to have struck on Arklow Bank, is gone to }vices' ; the'crcw supposed to be saved. - - jt appears that the circa of the tetnon, or tre. tr)*(lous gsle of wind, in which the II arlej and Culls were nearly lost in their passage to China, - wi felt all over the notthern part of the Chsnese ; it was experienced at Canton at the 'Stile time, that the ships', at the distance of six degfets, %tete starering from the same hurricane', . '. • , : The paragraph idour Paper of '9esterday, respea.; log the Ent India Company: l s Ship Wrxjiirdbei p g leaky on , het passage: frornChina, was 'eteinteOu's it %Vat the leak y; d'on bolt - 14hr birdie' cireumstanees ( clei&ibrd took place ' ; hitt they did) of skeet& as itated in the lattespiirt of the vataiiapb, as. the 'pill'', before and aftei 'the .divets went urt: des,her hntiom, made tvitnty.fotti Indies 'Water per hour. The divers welt supplied from t h e 'iv,:o n t tor that (tension. • - ' " . .14,11.0156 . BOIAPAR.Te..—A .Norfolk (Virginia) Pspersays—'—wOur opinion of M. jettrima is, that' helitis neither the guilty ambition of. Some of Brothers, the loose and I.lshionablevoralsOf &het*, net. the, strong anti commanding !cti o .lloi "either. condua while in this Country has been inch as to , preserve him from rancarcius a'ntmadversloe. in reference, hoWever,;'io.tiis coliAtiet as . a 'seaman who has carefully shunned' meeting 'the Brit 61 Tars . , the` . latter: call hitt .3/rot Sniek!" . • 5 • I fallen I,tlCl EN DONAPA t Rit i . * a sAi,in hive with an Iriih:faidj it' Milan; andis about to ir;id her 46 the nuPtiat shrine. He has been very in daring hi fidi ix trove without thepe.rtnistion, briperial Brother ; and. if he preinraes to utstry hid Irish Ria..iso; that 'Brother will probably firm ;such 7ii dressirrall ampr in such an .4mirisi, fatally as'matewthan an isb Illre:Itr • -.• , . MagrF, E.ll-1'...z3.-7iYptertlay the,Elet e tor A r c h ' ., ' Chancellor,. and the. EleitQr.. of Ba - deti, had, at. .1. .ences pi His Imperial Majesty;,. the former ,at two, and q4elitter, at four O'clock. . They were received the:7.teoft.eetithwer..:td,Fi.9o4:tilltliej,i:ErtiolindaCupeceredsbyt,fi..rst to G th r i t ii o p i e i rc. ce t: t . ; 5.1. P 4 1 , - ; crerstshitvii4.lyTc;navtreer:7l.,rißeuth ‘F;vilteiclov!,:sii.,°,l"inteldleY,:yuitC,i"; ,their :NPlestier, _and accompanied ;hem. to...tbe. ~.:; far went in the same fqEslcehtitt‘t,itAb r;chb.e..ECiphapnreselo;,: end the Ele4ar sof Baden.in that of the.Empe_.,fors' . .They bath sat,.itt: thifoi of .their IMPerial MP: ,:' lestiess thoOgha:separale one hid been papered for them. ... . . ' • . • . . The Russian Charge d'ilifairfr will. WIWI It is said,soon :Leave this 'City. On the . ;nth of Sep tember the French Legation • passed - the (moats - * of Russia. ' •Tickets of .admission ;to the Play of MiOridatet were • sent so • .41, D'Ocia ate', and . hit • :Suite. . . 1 - .• d g i i t v ed en l i o n t t h h e e Imperial-Palace. The'En vo y s aecre-„:-. SieT. 24.•--Yesterday a diplomati c sudittice Wi,,i;',.) 'etPt,from tin ßi cellor and the Eledor of laden' .defer' Arch:Chatt as, also 'Air . the Ministers dirkiiched ere,triordinstily to Mentz . to deliver Lettere Punt. theit,reapeaire Stivereignsi .. 1 ' and lastl?, the Oefrtities : ken the Imperi al ' City of ieniefort, bid . the honour .to be pre. ' , tented fir. the Emperor, sod, f a_tertv:irds 'to the ! inist*rat : Vile . MinistCr s . who delivered . le tters , - aiite r for theßietot of Bi vAril, Baron gill 0 EL T ' lat the Mellor of Wur , emberg; 'Hiron ;Bugger. Air the . I,andgrave , of liessettarmsiatle, ' ll sr a ° , a - ‘, PACKRAIIIite . , an+ , for the Prince' of Tour n , 1 Taxis , BUMS ` ' :iot tart's. Br ati a l ai cH. An ' the : per. :, Rona pretenleil, as well JI the FrenCh DiPl miic , . Corps, were invited tc dinner in the Itaperial Pa-, , her, by - General Dint oc, principal Alitiltal effthe,..., Court. , . , I ' . • . ~..r the ll .; French N s i e S tr i P. r. l' S'eat's C I : s H it il y e , fit st Is t' ti f .\erner.lc.deelcni;aitree:i: ''''' here with 'Various les 1i r itie . s. " Genera l distributed, on this occasion,. the :J...:agle of ' the ).e -'ilonof Honour to fort Y-nine Military _Person,'. . , • :, CoNiT ANT i Nor E, . Ave. a7.-•;.:At,tneptnistat..6 . havi nut received their-pay, ',sr ':'.several, weeks,l tit ' .. arc i i n fray elf .an• insutteet i on. Ireiteday'- the AV .: of ine;Janissarieti was depoged.4 .: -, , •,,,..; . . ... .. . , 1110,1: lacotenisyeeihusedn,cet•ziaafisyd;torittse anondwtdbieeicoi inineacoreoWlerd.api :. ~, f . l , : e \l.;ll,....;4lC.....ectiltsle::silvi;:Watat:kvee:lr's ‘" ‘l'. herAe,s6.2ttvheetEteayteitit:rrtecerr of iel i t r i , i s e ; : u l t r i .c;iitl, l i lll . : .h t ; i r_ .; raspedive Colitis iektive to . the Ne,i•Freneh m ~. , . perial,DignitY, 111zY-11.1.1C bt.c4 i. P.r ' eic ril t d : fr .... `"7 , / e - _ , i. es. ' ing present at' sevetil Fetes gt . tien :_hy -Ole t; .i nvi i3 O . AmbaSaador, ' Marshal . 14 ti l 'irr , At. tI!F 'FeklY'.'_',.n . . ::, cite ;tit of July,' Only • the. ,-I)464;isn ank.flailisiL. ~ •-:: .64 . 74 xelitii.e, 41tethieil.; at the fgt!! .40°, . . -,...i4iit of.julp. , the. Neapolitan Ciarii ..,IP:ifri"J' 71 :wkitltiiio, wasrehent. I 1 k • i.:Squail':l4,,llierwo'CoileA.4rilt,irwr:l,:pliPe4sc.,:4lAinsJii,live(n)eirdir:ysit;teretti.t:!taillf,iy'ttnilorct.rn...lslissay:elm:::. ha i . , :. .. . , b to tesi n which Ensarmt PACtiA had Gar:t"iftii.v:;(4c.nirijinli,es,tnad:litereii.nast7phspr.::4:ciftlrndeiti:,erdris:tithsirlcill:Aerlieltt;',lPtite)ArtinCie.:ll:::".l::ll2ll.eti. ca.:/;.s..livlari::: baudll4.:tatsht'leelidgf..tweilajitntttirj:'e:is:itic)refretnisilatteirl!: e st d i°llea ' t aAl: • :el . hi:' tr i kP r .: 3 l b :: , '' iliac the flews in Egypt,' and the, F` all who find joined them,. have been e..ntiaircialy::hlnce:in'ess:;::,.bi the Arnauts. It is much more cereisin th , Belgrade have been oblige d to ) 1 c foree . of the pac h a of Bosnia, . 'of their Chiefs, whose heads have been strise.ke.sir',, pr. es.i.n,4inhabitants.whichtaboacflicAS:hravtiihitiebghneavtfoerue..leteentfi7paor;oe,mrtt:h7l:l: iti:::::: for t rh t he Ps i t u re, cop 6 r u a and prote4 their Pri v i)rc o 'and that they.shall hereafter be gOvant d 1 . 1 . ' of 014, own Nation. . ~.1 How. T w o eery considerable Greek COlll6OO, r ,, 5 , t r:0,1, viz. Coetew, NlAmotil and co. and *- '",,,,,. St -13044.Y ,and S e an, tove I.stcly gtoppett PaYin.-citoity ver..l other banktupteies Me expected. Ill s s •• . of money here is tXtrecric. - ' • • - ''' ' '' -- ~e Co i l' .VII HAO, • St, t. 29..-The changes in " A "' To" ititUteun stul Gov etatneet .are • noW ' p ie l' are "' 1 Jt person,_„. •°l.v.a...riPii;...S..pairies, Who were..forthetiY.,:„ 11*•usad of thi Cloy einmeht, have Eerne •fronieil. Provinces to give their opiniona on 0 4.115 e tle• ' ' changes.: : . * l4 diffe ' ienl.parties vvillvit possiblo, 1„, conciliated. . A Mate Proeureur; or a • .acq!ii c i l t ing d 01 others,' 1 - Pre,tuent, will ' be . pl..cest at the foi) Otte Goirernmtnt. It is ie,neully e*pedito.l,_'"..dor :.new dignity will be • conferred • ors. 'the'Ain ua _ . , "- on SCIIIistMELPESNINCX. I . It tts,.'been .cleciarev'voi :01.; part of the French; 'that 'our Goverror.r,it ' be ' batte a pettedly free . ehOice in, the: change s t° "Made in, otirVoistitOtio ' n - ' , ' '' from al', ~AISISTERD4I4,,SE? c. 29. -:-They write ...--, d i e. testel, that rhe.bantiports4hich 00%4'.1i'' its ,i - ro Road , of the Helder have received ' orders to 0 .', 1 , 1 into harbour liming the oincet. It is hence tiii . eluded that the Army of. General MAlttslos;dic not be embarked so soon , as expected. 1404j•tios prstieivations are now making here for the EXP e s against gogland. ~ . . . ' ' cvnnt I l l e ~- EIVIROVIS ai . .MALAGA; Sire. 5. --. : - , .„tr. • ast'h - of August to the 4 , -It 'of Septetal mr '201 ; 104 sons have'died; The wester part of t ity,atic og 'mid ,APotbecities' who did not . leave the , c ' Y o ol . dead ; and . the dilease unhappily' begin s t° ( !thost; illr tbe contiguous villages , where roan* a .‘" _ .' : wlt 6'1144 escaped from the City haile dsvt , . *aocicHor , te, $1,1 1 .. 2t . ,--- The l'allie s ...-ki .r- s es rt, lPul-7 ` ' ' 1.1.1;0134aq tar thi.reception of Lotila A"' '• . ' f Lotrtfr The objet of the interview at CalMAr 01 f _ lo i - if, XVIII. with the French PrinOes. from EPS " , „ a ss - 1 among other thingst that be may. ' ...A tice ii 7 D egl a k i- e, , 0 4 f , IKanietlr,. the Prtpee.of conoai 01141 i ' h eel. 1- ' QRL !AM ) which two Lam; are got V r :s - .. • I r DU it. thinbUrgil 3 MAJ.LS‘ PRICE OF STOCKS, Tim' DAY A T TWILLVIL O'CL,OCK. C 0116016 ----- V.l AMR tv