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"'OPE lON INTELLIGENCE.

IIiMbURGII MAIL.

a•ors, JULY 2.
Three strong divisions of &Kittery, its well foot

as horse. and a considerable number of cannon, of

various calibre, of mortars, caissons, &c. were sent
towards the end o‘ last week to the Helder, where
they are now .embarVag ; Gen. Marthont is gone
there, with his staff, arid his first Aid de Camp, M.
I.e Fevre dr Montigny, as also General Damon.
e'en, and Ms przff; Vice Admiral De Winter, In-
spedor General of Marine, and M. Pyrnann, Secre.
tart' of State for the War Department. All the
roads which lead, from the Helder to the camp of
Zeyst are corered with troops and artillery.
Major General Bruce is appointed Commandant
rat the Hague.

General Grassien will command the troops of the
Helder dining the absence of General Cassagnes.

JULY 1.
ft is confirmed that thn tamp at Zeyst will be re-
moved to North Hollam), and particularly to the
l'Aelder, where General Marmont, the Inspetor-
General of our army, the Marine-General, Du-
monceau, and the Minister at War, Pymann, now
are. All the artillery intended for the Camp at
Zeyst is now on its way fo.North Holland.
The report of the death of a French Mini-ter of
State, at Milan, is not confirmed. The report was
occasioned by an indisposition.

JULY 6.

The expedition against England appears now to
be very near talon' glace; at least the most *eke
pteearations are making, since Prince Louis hos

06.1ren the comma d of the army on the coact.
The nriociatiom for peace, concluded by M. Novo-
siltxoff. be accompanied by the preparations
for this expedition.

7tit 9.
A very adtive correcpondenLe, for the promotion
of a gentral peace, is now carrying on between the

Cabinets of Austria, Russia, and Prussia. A Cou-
ri.!r has teen sent off from Vienna to Milan, with
important dispatches. Baron Von Winaingerode is
scin here.

The English Commandant at Malta has found it
necessary to send Ger.eral Ramsay with important
advises to Lnndon. He arrived at VieOM to-day ;
aod, after a stay of 24 Sours, proceeded on his jour-
ney fur Loodm.

BANKS Or ?NC MAINZ, JtLY f.
The public Jourrals .peak of a great change,
wht.n may be expeded soon to take place. in the
Goveiument of Bwitzerlaad. This report, how-
ever. appears to be very unfounded.
Uncertain reports is the Public Journals say,
likewise, that the mode of the Emperor Napoleon
wilt receive the title of Piincess of Parma and

Piacenza ; that ti sea ports of the Papal territory
will be annexed to the kingdom of Italy, for which
the Pope will receive Sienna, to recompense 0:e
loss of which LUCCA will be united to the kingdom
of Italy.

IIEhLIN, JULY 6.

M. De Norosiltzoff has received a courier from
St. Petersburgh, who has nude the journey in seven
days. which is uncommonly expeditious. Another
courier arrived yesterday from London.

MILAN, 20.

Lucien Bonaparte 'ives in a private manner at
P.es.au ; hi-me Bonaparte is still at Genoa.
. The sumptuutis triple crown, which is intended as
a present to his Holiness the Pope, is valued at
several millions of livres.

• Besides the Imperial Arch• Treasurer Lebrun, the
-Princess Eliza is now at Genoa. where her arrival
was announced by the discharge of cannon. The
Catsocillor ofState Licuee, and Collin. the Dire hr
Cameral of the Cosmos, have likewise arrived at
Genoa.

Two imperial decrees have been published here,
one for restricting navigable the Mincio, from the
Lake of Garda to its influx into the Po ; and the
ether, for making a navigable canal from Bresci t t
the Oglio. By another decree, (Wed the 22d,
canal is to be cut from Pavia to Milan, which is to
b• completed in tight years.
At Genoa, ir. all public aa., the name of the
Emperor is used, instead of.the title of the Li-
• simian Republic.

LZCHORN, JUIIR 18.

The price of corn in Spain having in a short thn_
fallen three finrths, the corn-dealers in Italy, a:id
thtou;rhout the f: want, who bad speettlaiecl on the
late nigh pi ices, LAIIOIO4 great lUMR of money.

T.ir hntur of Tom4sini, at M.tt has stop-

k d rzymcnt.

111[4C14. Jr!cELS.

Upon the 13. h, }Tis Majesty gave a private audi-
ence to NI Fletttini, Printer to the Department,
%iv, Fit t.le a present to Ho Nlajesty of two Grimm,
letters of S..l.tstt to Cesar, recently translated, with
• the text in the 17114rigirt, and dedicated. by M. Bet-
totti, to t..e inarn..totl worn nt Islapnlenn. M.
Urttiati at the same time, an edition, on

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LON DON,
FRIDAY. JULY 19.

No account of or him Lord NELSON had been
received when tl.is Paper was put to press. The
Adverse stale of the wind accounts sufficiently for
the delay.

A report has prevailed for some days past of a
mutinous plot on board ore of the ships in our fleet
off' Brest. A Morning l'i int of yesterday mentioned
it, and ad.le I, that two of the ring-leaders had been
tried and condemned to suffer death. We have
been slow to notice this rumour, and have
now the pleasure to state that it is without founda-
tion. Admiral Couswa Lc]: has, we understand,
in consequence, issued orders that no officer or'sailor
shall, in his letters to his friends, ever mention in
future the internal state or movements of the Beet,
or any thing, direaly nr indirealy, coaneaed with
the public service ; but that he shall confine him-
self, in his private letters, stria!), to his private bu-
siness. This is a most necessary precaution, and
we are surprised that it was not adopted 'sooner.—
Th.! enemy in Brest ilarbour nave not lately made
any attsmpt to put to se.t ; but they appear to be
in a state of great aelivity.

A King's Messenger arrived at Cork on Friday
last with dispatches for Sir Free Coorz. It had
been previously a doubt whether the armament un-
der that General was to be employed in offensive or
defensive operations. The dispatcher, however, ap-
pear to have decided its o%jeCt an.l destination. The
244.1) regiment immediately disembarked, and is to do
duty at Middleton, in the County of Cork, and seve-
ral of the transports are to return to Portsmouth.—
The military force will be !h]; cut down to the Bth,
the 8.341, 89th, and 931 Reg; inents, staff corps, ar-
tillery, Ice. which are to proceed under General Sir
Ey ea COOTc for the West Inlies. The general
opinion among the officers Wih that they are going
to Jamaica.

The H znAnrgh Ma;l due on Sunday arrived yes-
terday, with letters and papers to the loth inst. M.
Novems.Tzost Wit still it Berlin on the 6thebut

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we know nothing relating to the negotiations car-
rying on there, except the frequent arrival and cle-
partitor of couriers. The foreign papers contain
various VIMOIItS of new territorial and political
change; in Italy. A letter from the Ilague states,
that the prepaiation. I,r invasion on the coast ar,
to goon hind in hand V ith the negotiations for peace
it Berlin.

The Ron. Colonel Maim', son of the Countess
CtlitsViLtritk, left rr)wrt yesterday for the county
of Down, the representation of which he means to
contest with Viscount CAS I I:F. EAGH . Colonel
MIADS starts not only upon his own ftmily in-
terest, which is considerable, but 1.0 itndA. the
auspices of the Marchioness of Dowssutar, who
reckons 2,600 votes under her influence. The
friends of Colonel Memut entertain sanguine hopes
of his outsets.

Overtures iti,re been made by the SIDMOUTII
Party to the Old Opposition, but no answer has
been yet returned. Should a coalition take place be-
tween them, it is thought, from the well-known in-
fluence of Lord gi n slot: en in a certain quarter, that
Ntr. Pr TT would hold his place by a very precarious
tenure. The rep tot of his intention to dissolve the
Parliament, which we were the first to announce, is
now re-echoed by our contemporaries. It is gene-
rally supposed that this measure would not augment
his strength, as, in no event, could the state of the
representation in Ireland and Scotland be more fa-
vourable to the Minister than it is generally con-
ceived to be at present.

Haw 'iv ALI/ANDER. Esq. the Chairman of the
Committee of War and Means, will leave town
this week for Ireland.

Wednesday, the East-India fleet sailed from St.
Helen's, with a fair wind, under convoy of the Bel-
Th, y are to stop at Falmouth, for any ac-
counts that may have arrived respeSing the Corn-
bined Fleet.
The 7th or Princess Royal's Regiment of Dra-
goon Guards are to be reviewed by his Excellency
the Earl of Mot RA. this day, near Edinburgh.•
Saturday I tst the East Essex Militia at rived in
Edinburgh from England.; and out Monday. morn-
ing the first division marched for Glasgow, where
they are to he quartered.
Two encampments are to he formed ; one of
regiments of infantry, .and all the flank batta-
lions. supposed to amount to 18,(XSO men, at the
Curragh, and another, of 6000, on Cork Mountain.,
The Captain of a Danish ship, which arrived at
Plymouth, on Monday, states, that be saw a large
foreign ship, apparently of 40 guns, standing up
the Channel. This k supposed, by sum-, to he the
Gforioso Spanish ship ; but it is more probably a
large ship Flom Batavia* which has been captured
Isl. the Lord Nelson privateer, belonging to Messrs.
1 et:o and Co. and has since arrived at Plymouth.
This prize, which is valued at from 1;0 to 70,0001.
is the eleventh that has been sent into Plymouth,
by the same privateer, within the last six weeks.
A Moaning Parr of yeAerday says, "The ti itimph
pf Mr. Fos'rca, in his sti uggle for unlimited power,
makes it impossible tor Lord tiA RDWIC IC F. to con-
tinue in Ireland ; and we understand that the Duke
of Moat Ross is to be the'new Lord Lieutenant.",
TA LLI arc, once the deliverer of France from that
scourge of the Alm.ghty, Routs, ;v.an c, is said to
he still living. It is well known that he was assert-
ed in the public j ntrnals to have died at Micant,
where he held the appointment of f....'ommercial Com-
missary.—That he was cacedingly id, and had,
with edifying deiotion, received the sacrament, is
very true. We have not since heard of any funeral
solemnity in honour of a man who once appeared
in the rob/deal horizon, like a star which shed its
mild beams around, and then vanished.

The followi, t, is Ito extraa if letter from Ma-
dras, d ited 4thnFebroary, • 11305, containing farther
particulars of the circumstances which we mentioned
yesterday :
" The Wellesley aid Asia Indiamen left Ws on the Mil
of Janney, for Visagaitatam.
" have this day been received from Vizagapatam, of
the Ny •he frigate, of 32 gone, being in those Ruals at aticlio,,
when the Indiamen smeared in the offing, and that the French
frigate immediately gave eh tee to them; but it is impaled she
will not be the hotter tor it, as the two Indiamen took 5n sea-
men (rain the Exeter when she left Made., and 1110 soldiers
for the defence of the ships. To-morrow's post will, I chitin
not, Ming us hither accounts, tan the Janson sails to-night
Very little apprehension is entertained for the
above ships Indeed it is thought likely that they
might capture the frigate.
It was not expeCled that the Madras and Bengal
ships would leave Madras before the beginning of
March.
The hesitation of the Cabinet finally to decide
upon Mr. FOSTER'S proposition, which has been for
some time before them, is easily accounted for—Mr.
Pt r.l. is involted in a most embarrassing dilemma—
Mr. Foci CR has pledged himself to raise the revenue
of Ireland, merely by new arrangements in its col-
lection, no less than 500,0001. annually. Those ar-
rangements would have the etre& of transferring to
the Commissioners of the Treasury a material part
of the power which has heretofore been exercised
by the Commissioners of the Revenue. This power
relates to thu enforcing or remitting of fines im-
posed for the violation of any of the Revenue Laws ;
and it is thtough the operation of such power that
Mr. Post se principally promises to produce an aug-
mentation of the revenue. Lord Dorrouostraoite,
who is at the head of the Commissioners of the Re-
venue, and between whom and Mr. Fnsrsa there
has long prevailed the most serious dissention, is ex.
treniel) unwilling to make a surrender that would
so materially diminish his official patronage—Lord
liAßuwtrice, who is as much attached to Lord Do-
NW:O 14 YORE as he is averse to Mr. FOST ER, decidedly
supports the wish es ofthe former. But the patronage of
the LOUD LIEUTZ% ANT himself would in fag be
much reduced by the adoption of Mr. Fos r sai's
plan; and so strongly impressed is Lord ARO-
w smog with that opinion, that he has announcal his
resol Aim* to resign, should Mr. FOSTait'S plan be
a, act! upon.

Yesterday afternoon, H• WEYMG-T/I. JULYM 4JEsTv aflti
Princess V. I. az it err H. attended by the Count
ILrltzstzt, walked upon the Sands. His tilsissT
and party returned to Chore from his cruise, ay,..
seven o'clock.
The bands belonging to the Regirnem,
encamped here, played 41..ernately, cp;!osite t 1
Grand Hotel, while the Royal Dukes were otter
raining th., Officers with a dinner there.
This morning the KING was on hotstback h
seven o'clock, and rode through Weymouth,
comb Regis, and the neighbouriwod, and returneil to the Lodge to breakfast.
The ROT•L FAMILY were all prepared to sa, .
sea, but a very fresh breeze coming on preve7tl
them from going. His 144;s:sty in con.eiriene:
rode to the camps, accompanied by the Dukes
COMETEL AND and CAtasil.oGE, Lord Duatiss,
TA TI.O 4, and his Equerries.
Her 11A.ILSIv, and the Princesses
and MAHN', attended by the Countess of lacii.:sri
took an airing in open carriages.
This evening, the ROYAL Fa Hits, ivinn:ir
the Theatre with their presence, to see /'be Pelf 4
Law; Dr. Ponsdo6, Mr. SANniorlD; Lady 1),(409,
Mrs. is;tv Los ; and Catb,rine and Petruchio; the
former by Mrs. NAY Loa, and the latter by Mr.
SANDFOR 0.
Colonels COCA R ANC and FRANKLIN arc artirTd.a
the King's Head Hotel.
Colonel TAT Loft, when he received his !nstrtic.
dons front Lord IiAWKESICItit to attend liis NIA.
JEST v, as confidential Secretary, was :teen:l)4lllra
by Adjwant General CALVERT. In the I.nin-7.3
which he transalts tor His MaJtsr v, he was ill
cert with the Duke of Caw moos.
The Prince of Wai.zs is not exylthed to visit
Weymouth till alter his Birth-day.

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