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London, England, 1810-07-30 00:00:00

p.wwleers, mihmv, end suppers, deserve lo be

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1. he wreck of the ifroaMite brought on a very
engagement of artillery. Our gnus were
served arith the most perfect precision. They sunk
two grit-boats. The fort of Novak' was silenced
before the clam of the action." .

SCYLLA. JULY 5.

All the efforts made by the English to obstruct
wbe•p-ograwt af the convoystave been unavailing.—
They gave out that they woad laud upon onr cossts,
to burn the Neapolitan transports. and all the ves-
sels coll. Ilmig in our harbours; but since the affair
of the x9th.. have dot she's° themselves out-
aide the straits ; and on the 30th the remainder of
the vessels expected here omit round in their sight,
without their having made any btteuipt to stir.
The Imam sustained by them iu the last action
are more considerable than was at first supposed,
nil 4 their laud forces are more than ever dispirited.
Tne alarm on the coast pf Sicily increases every
day. stud it appears that the troops end tessels col-
lected here have struck terror into the militia.

ANSTIRDAII, JULT 15..

Yesterday, at ten o'clock in the imorteiug, the
Prince Arch.Treaserer made his entry into this
city. Ile was met by the Dike of Iteggiil. Gen.
Deinuaceen, Admire! de Winter, and die other
Generale and Admirals. The French sad Dutch
troops, the royal (mow imperial) guards, and the
batiseel guards, were under wrote; they bad as
excellent ap.warance. The Dutch troops display-
ed the iireatest enthusimin: the national guards
were animated with the Inure sentiments as the
regulars.

Mr. Vander rm. who Olinngs to one of the
principal houses of Phis capital. and who has always
been diatinguidied by his firmness and prurient
principles, deliverrd • speech to his Serene High-
new at his entry into the city.

The Arch-Treasarer wee reeeived at the Palace
by tit lyiwiaiars aad Members of the Cooocil of
Sato.

Today theenth teas etbainietered to the High flf-
leer* the Members of the Cooneil of State. an d
of the Lersitlatire Body. to the Burgoutaiter and
hie adjoise.to. To-morrow it will be taken by the
trove, and an Monday, by the members of the t ri-
beads the Landroot. and flee Administrative Au-
thorities.

His Serest flightless. has declared to the .11,11.
Maar for Foreige Affairs. that his (auctions were
et an rod. The Dutch Ambassadors at the fo-
reign teens have received uutics that their missions
are terminated. The foreign Arnhaseadors residing
at Amsterdam hare missed the exercise of their
fasctious.

The Prime Acct-Treasurer speaks highly of ilw
reception he has wet with. mod of the spirit which
prevail* lbAloud, copectallY iu the great city of
Anrsteniara. which on all occaainus hue *hewn it.
self impresre I with the printiples which at this lime
eau *lune preserve the trade of the Continent. ,

GLUM JUIN 8.

The tribunal for ciiinitial affairs has jita con-
demned to desth Martin, oar of .the chiefs of the
insurrection IV iliCl4 broke . oat in Westphalia. It
appeared from the Iris). that the former Elector of
nave took sue part in the rehellioa. and that even
the project of the larargrats, in case of success,
neyor was to restore the Prince. All the espense+
and all the jouraies of the rebels were paid out of
their own pockets. and they absolutely did not rr.
ceieu any succour+ from foreign Powcrs. 'flay
communicated with Major Scbill. sad they were
attempting to stir up all Germany. Colonel Do
e►uberg. dm chief of the imarrectios. is at present
in Eoglaild. MADRID. JULY 1.

mea of the troops in garrison in this citi„, and
the different corps of the royal guards, have been
vrriewed. and received. as is said. .0-.444 to 1101,1
themselves ready to march. From the preintr*-
tione making at the Palace. there is reason to sup-
pose that anis Majesty himself will *4)o4lk:tin the
army which is be.iegiug Cadiz. Il'e hare no neer
frets the frontiers of Portugal. The English dare
mot vesture to leave their positions.

wssuis, JULY 5.
We are is expectation of grrat events shortly
talkiag plice, and nobody doable of suereir. The
Ring has an excellent army, end upwards of son
transports arid SO gun-beats ; his navy is also daily
augmenting. The troops are fall of ardour,

*crux, JUNE 30.

His Majesty being persuaded that the smeary
could oadertake no enterprise for forty-eight hours
after the eugarnasst ar yesterrisy, is which they
hod coosidelobly sneered, immediately sent an of-
ficer to Trope* and Peer,. with orders to batmen
the sailing of the convoys. In consequence. seventy.
two vessels wind at the anchoring place oo the
shore of Pietas Nets, front whence • they are ouvr
steudiug for Bagasse, sod they will arrive this
night at Scyllsi. The enemy has descried theta
during the whole of the der ; but be has not beets
e'ile to send nosy force either to observe thew or
give chase to tht ni.

The entails of Y•kyttu. Torre Ai Gatewllo, sa!
Nutt del 1'e749, are rovere.l with hatters.... The
Xing 'Titter* to inte:24 to woke kt 114 the. ,7?lltre of
Isis opetat lons.

There are no IC In the •rnw. The hosittiall of
Tropes was opened for the nouudrd in the lete dif-
ferent actions.

The King roj,p nr health.