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Instead of an elaborate descrip tion of these Games, which we had expeled to find in the Moniteur, we meet only with two pieces of Poetry on very opposite subjects, the Triumphs of the French Armies and Time prod:icing Peace.— , The Cletchs Cabinet of the 24th contains a review of the events which have occurred in what the French, in their Gipsey jargon, as Mr. BVRK E called it, term ,the 9th year of the Republic. The great length of this article, as it occupies the whole of the French Paper, precludes its insertion in our columns of to. day. If the writer of it had been contented merely with extolling to the clouds the etploits and the felicity of the French, we should not have been greatly astonished at this Republican performance ; but could it be believed that -the Writer, adopting the false and absurd accusations which the Afoniteur preferred some months ago, has hal the audacity to add, that the death of the Emperor PAUL was the effea of assassination, directed by an English Colonel ? We know not, we must confess, what terms to use, in order to express the indignation which this abomi nable accusation, now first preferred, excites in us. • Amid all the calumnies which Republican impu dence has poured forth, this criminal imputation had at least been forgotten. The Writer whQad vances it asserts, that all accounts agree in it.— These accounts are surely of his own creation, and worthy of himself; there is no part of the Conti nent where such an account has ever been circulated, nor even such an idea started. It is, however, a waste of time, to enlarge on this atrocious and absurd charge, the falsehood of which is as clear as driv_ The French Papers contain no political news of much interest. Nothing from Ratisbon nor from Munster of importance is to be found in them, and it is probably to Germany that we must look for intelligence of what is going forward in those places. The French Tiers Consolid, which, accoriing to the last accounts, were 44, have declined to 4 6 nearly. LORD NELSON has returned again to the Downs, in consequence of contrary winds. His Squadron, however, still remains off the Coast of France. The HafOurgh Mail which became due this morning, had not arrived when this Paper was put to Press. . This morning arrived a Mail from Lisbon, brought to Falmouth by the Prince Adolphus Packet in f►tteen days. Capt. E. T, PARKER ) wounded in the attack off Boulogne, died on Satdrday afternoon at Deal. — Lord NELSON, who was 'his Commander, is much affeeted at the loss of this brave Officer. This day the new Sheriff; (Messrs. Raw 1, Ns,and Cox) were sworn into Office. To-morrow a Court of Aldermen will be held at Guildhall, precisely at one o'clock, for ite elettinn of Lord Mayor for the year ensuing, and to eled an antient couple, free of City, into one of the Almshouses, founded by Mr.. P.onEr,r. ROGERS, and his Lordship will, pre , ,ious to holding the Common Hall, proceed to St. Lawrence's Church, to hear divine service. On the paragraph in the U6l-fling Chronicle on Saturday, in which that Paper perseveres in the charge against His Malesty's Ministers for in fluencing the French Bishops to resist the Pope's Brief, we purposely abstain from making any com ment. We believe that we have a vigorous Ad ministration, and a vigilant Attorney General ; and we readily leave it to them to determine whe- , ther so atrocious and unqualified a Libel shall re main unnoticed and unpunished. The administration of justice in this Country is very highly admired throughout the world, and even in France does not pass without its due share of commendation. ,A French Writer, commenting on our report of the cause May cr.,. Gironx, points out the great attention which is paid here to every thing conneled with public education, and remarks, that what in other Countries would hardly have attraaed the notice of a village Megistrate, here occupied the attention of the first Tribunal for eight hours. Of Lord KENYON, he draws such a charafter as every Englishman must read with pleasure. The Prince of NASSAU Si EGEN, the Russian Ad.: miral who is now at Strasburgh, is famous for his operations in the Baltic, the most remarkable of Which, says his. panegyrist," was the loss of the great battle of Schwenk Sand. This Admiral is • going to France, and thence to Spain. In both those countries he will meet with Officers who are in possession of die highest fame for unneccorfui opralim. fi, ' NAVAL y NEWS, ' x 44 4"' Nox ill; imperiumi,ea g i, J-xvumiue tridentim, Sed mibi torte datum. PLYMOUTH, SE r. 2 6. ARRIVED the Mars, of 7+ guns, Rear. Admiral E. THORNBROUGFI, Glory, of 98 guns, Capt. T. WELLS, Formidable, of 98 guns, Capt. R. CYZINDALL, and Robust, of 74. guns, Capt. W. H. JERVIS, from the Channel Fleet. Sailed the Glenmore, of 36 guns, Capt. J. Tar. Bor, on a Cruizc. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 27. ARRIVED His Majesty's ship Hazard, from Cork, with the following homewar , l-bound West indiameu under convoy : Attempt, Croft, Queeo, -, Middletoo : --.., ---- ‘,Viison : , from Surinam, Union, , Two Friends, Yre,..one, . , Alilphioll, -,-, from Jamaica. Ranger, ________, from Martinique. Arrived this evening, - Hip Majesty's Ship Glen. more, r from the Westward ; also the Eurydice, from Halifax and Quebec ; and a new Frig the under jury_ masts, from Buckler's Hard. We are sorry to state the loss of His TiVili, - sty's Frigate Lowestoft, of 32 guns, Capt. FLAW IN, .11 1 C1 six sail of homeward-bound West.lndiamen, part of her Convoy. They were lost soon afar they left Ja maica, on one of - the Hentaga's, a small Island of the Bahamas. The Crews were, however, happily saved, by the Acasto Frigate, Capt. FE r.Lo w Es, who passed the Isle of Wight yesterday morning, with the remainder of the Convoy for the Downs. Several Passengers landed here yesterday - evening from one of the Convoy. DEAL, StPT. :7. Vicu-Admiral Lord NELSON, it' the /imelon Frigate, returned to the Downs last Friday even ing. • Arrived yesterday the Racoon Sloop of War, with Convoy from Portsmouth ; Vixen Gun-brig, and Express Advice-boat, from a Cruize. Sailed the Arrow Sloop of War, and Attack Gun brig, to the Northward ; thcla tomb, and Snipe Gun-brig, to the Westward. Remain His Majesty's Ships• ave,,yssel, Ama zon, Leyden, Alkmaer, and Hound ; Volcano, re swvius, Zebra, and Terror Bombs ; Vixen Gun_ brig ; Akers, rielaire, Ferret, and Nancy Fire. vessels. Between eight and nine o'clo2k this morning, after sufferings the most unparalleled, which he bore with heroic fortitude, died, the gallant Captain PARKER.-In him his Country has lost a promising Commander, who on many occasions distinguished himself as a brave and kicserving Officer : his Me mory will ever be dear to a grateful Nation, in the defence of wh: e ge Liberties he nobly fell, and for whom, with undaunted courage, he attacked a Flo. tilla of the Enemy's, the professed objet of which was to invade and subvert the happiest Nation on :he face of the earth. DOVER, SEPT. 27. A Flag of Truce arrived early thi's morning from Calais, bringing Dispatches for M. Orro. SHEERNESS, SEcT. 27. YESTERDAY arrived His Majoiry's Ship Nur:_ cissus, of 36 guns, Capt. FRASER, fro,q) a Cruize off the Coast of Holland. Sailed His IVlajesty's Sloop /I,:rmer, Cal`t• WAT SON, and Narcissus hired Brig, Lieut. Tordt.2:lsQN., for Yarmouth. The Albicore was taken into 66ck. I'ARMOLITH, Ster. 27. SAILED the Festive Gun-brig, for' Goree. Arrived the Veteran, of 64. guns, and Lark and Speculator Luggers,from the Fleet off Goree ; Phz. n;..v Cutter from the Nore ; and Courier Cutter from the Baltic. Remain in the Roads, the Blenheim, Admiral Dlc I{.• SO N, Agamemnon, and Veteran ; the Hermes Armed Ship, the Adder, Furious, and Nancy Gun.brigs, Hazard, Liberty, and Griffin Cutters. • The Nancy Gun-brig has a Signal for a Convoy to the East. Arrived the rigilaillitz, PINK, from Rotterdam, with butter ; Isabella, STEWARD, from London; and Sell y, BRON:EY, from Hull. We are sorry to state ; that advice is received by the Abigail, BRADLEY, arrived at Liverpool from Jamaica, of' the loss of His Majesty's Frigate Lotwes life) ps guns, Captain PL.A.MYLIN.."• , The Abigail joined the Fleet for England, which consisted about zoo Sail of Vessels, on the 28th of July, Port Antonio, and at eight o'clock that eveni made sail under convoy of ' the Lowe:the a Acasto Frigates, Bonetta Sloop of War, and Musk and Sting Schooners. On the rrth of August, five o'clock in the morning, saw the Commode on shore, with his masts gone, and bilged, on N. E. end of Heneaga ; also four Ships and r Brig, only twenty Vessels then in sight, the Ara Frigate and Bonetta Sloop lying to. At five o'clo in the evening, the Acasto took charge of the Shi then in company, left the Bone to and her thz Boats; to assist the Vessels on shore. On the 7 September parted with the Fleet in- a gale of wi from the N. W.-in lat. 43. 49. long. 39 . 6. a arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday last. Admiral MILBANK on Friday shifted his fl from the Royal William to the de Ruyter of guns, when the former was taken into harbour be paid off, and fitted as an hospital ship. Capt. PLERREPOINT is appointed to comma; La DerfaigNeure, of 36 guns, equipping at Pi; mouth. .Capt. FR EDERICK SYARREN is appointed to e command of the /174bitriteFligate, lying Guar ship at the Needle. Lord Co H RAN has been promoted to the rank Post-Captain. The Strapir, of 4.4, guns, Capt. jo'Hz; WINNE, ordered to be fitted at Sheerness for Foreign Servic A Court-Martial was held on Friday, on boa the •Gladiator, in Portsmouth Harbour, on M RODERT WELCH, Surgeon of the Dutch Ship .4 Rryter, in His Majesty's Service, at the request SAMUEL MARK HOI.LIDAY, First Lieutenant of said Ship, for treating him with contempt, and di obedience of orders. The Charges were in no pa proved, but found frivolous' and vexatious; and was acquitted accordingly. Letters were received on Saturday from Jerst dart l o n Wednesday last, at which period all W tranquil there. Sorie letters were lately writtet) to Lard Nei SON, f•Jr the purpose of extorting money, by thrca ening that ,unless one hundred pounds were sent the wri:er at a given period, he would publish the worle; some anecdotes which it was the intere of the Noi:le' Admiral should be concc.,:led. Lo dship,. l it .swev er , w ith t h e decision which a companies lArcgrity, instead of convlying with 1 demand, ha, aSopted means for bringing the culpr to punishment, and. we trust his endeavours sir' prove dice - WA. We some months Ance announced the death Gen. MALAivric,:, late governor of the Mauritiu t e mn to u i n li i s ca m ti e n in g o t r l y ie , a ft , lowing bare A n m ec u d e o h te p , le s a o s h u pleasure so worthy of our countrymmn. On the event previous to the dav fixed for the interment of 1 mAL a ARic, a DiTuration front the Colonial G vernment was sent to His Majesty 's Ships (Adam',; Lancaster, Rattlesnake, and Eupt:arc , pmr) then the Island, zcqueving a suspeasitaw f rom all ads hostility for that day, which was no: only read' acquiesced in, but, to the very agreekble surpri of the Colony, the Men of War, early io the /nor ing, stood in as. close as it was prudent to do, hio their main-toptails to the mast, lowered their colot and pendants half staff, and fired minute guns .wi the Garrison. This unexpeded .complianent I frc an Enemy, so captivated the hearts of all par ti on shore, that on the day following an abuntta , :upply of every refreshment was sent off to t Ships, with a suitable acknowledgment on t occasion. The prevalence of adverse winds for the la week, occasioned a limited importation of Balt wheat. The chief supply was from Dantzic, 3300 qrs. ; there were likewise aboui ?Soo fro Petersburgh, and 2000 from Archangel, The it portation of oats did not exceed 7000 qrs. and flour sOOO cwt. A general, although a small reduaion, has tak , place in the price of Grain of all denominatio throughout the Country, notwithstanding the bu occupation of the Farmers in sowing, which pi*, vents their threshing out to any extent, and I demand for seed-corn. At Devizes, on Thursda, the price of Wheat fell 7s. per quarters an d mu , remained unsold. In most parts of Wales, ne Wheat sells ait Bs. per bushel of ten gallons, Bari( at ss. and Oats at '2s. 'The harvest there is finisl ed, and as abundant as in every other part of Kingdom. At Stamford the average price of Whe is 98s. per quarter, being Is. 7d. lower than f p'recediner week. At Chester the averaged price the bushel has declined from gs. 7d. to 9s. ;Id. Devon the markets are steady-s—prices irom 9 9 . 9s. 6d. per bushel. At Norwich Wheat has flai l as. per coomb, and Flour 3s. per sack. CHEESE.--For some weeks past large supplies Cheese have been received from Holland, Fran c and Embden. The last week's iaiportation fr° aniland comprised 178 tons. At Reading Fair , 4 Moixlay, the current price was about 31. per co' Great :air the supply of Cheese b e i n g zos. the cwt. cheaper than Lit year. Worcestt.'t Tl scanty, , ni ! the prices in consequence high. a bes: sold at 6 . 75. to 735. per cwt. and two Me 565. to 6t s. Th,t price of Cheese generally throng out the country 13 considerably lower than it w some months since. BUTTER.--A consirierable quantity of Butter recently been received from the Continent ; t frc er last week's importation comprised 146 tons c‘; Holland, four from France, ai7d nine from the Em best Dutch butter sells at loos. to 1025. p The prices of Irish butters uncerti.'io- Butter is 14d. per lb. Potatoes 4" 1 . - p er p eck. ' Beef 7d. ; and Mutton Bd. per lb. at Lii;•soln. • The prices of Cotton Wool have flatuate good deal during the last week. Be rbice, Surin. _ Issequibo, Salonica, arid Georgia Cottons, V dearer ; but those from most of t he West Inds Islands, one to two-pence per lb. ch ea p er. Rum, Brandy, and Hollands, have adva nced i pri9e nearly 4d. per gallon, durit'g the last w ek e