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nerradotte was born at Pau, in Bern. At the
beginn.ng of the Revoittion h_ served in the regi-
ment of Royal Marines, of which M. Merle d'Arie-
ben wae Coinnel. His a:livity, histalents, and his
valour, procured him rapid prolamines. He com-
s•aaded a demi-brigade, when Kleber,by whom he
was highly distinguished and employed in various
especlitions, obtained for him the appointment of
General of Brigade, and soon afterwards the com-
as:ad of a division of the army of the Sambre and
fMeuse, at the head of which be was present at the
tattle of Demur, in 1;94. On the 2d cf July,
170, he co-operated in the passage of the Rhine,
as NCUWied ; anti in the month of August he rook
the town of Aiwa/. On the the 22d el August,
his ifivlaieoi potted in front of Neumark. /12, re-
tained. and the whole army, under General Jour-
*So had SID better fortune. Bernadotte acquired
dm:Wait retreat. in which he commanded the
11111111;aard. In the year 17)n, he was transferred
liledgetny i.f Italy. and he participated in the glo-
elms empedition of the Tagliamento. He soon atter.
wards occupied Pilaus Nova. Lamina, Cowmen°,
*c. 'shortly before the epoch of the 13th Pruett.
4or (4th Sept. 1793) Dernadotto 'ivied an address.
nth. mama of his division. against the retry which
vas meshed on that day. Some time before, he
tad arrested M. d'Aritraigues, belonging to tha
lonian Embassy at Venice. in whose correspond-.
mhos were found papers that jaititied the measure!,
(adopted against the members of the two councils,,
Geo. Bonaparte sent bun to Paris, to present to the.
Diesetory the colours he had taken at l'eschiera,
after the battle of Rivoli. Having been appointed,
at the tad of September. 1797. Commandant. of
Marseilles, he preferred remaining at the head. AG
hie &fishes % and on the lath of Januar/. 1798, delis.
*as woralnated Ambassador to the Court of Vienna.
On the jeds of April. the inhabitants of Vienna dei.
signed IS celebrate a festival, in commemoration of
theifeiikoa-marar of their Volunteers, destined to dm
fagil ,that city against the French. Bernadine.
thisoght this measure lasultiag to his wintry ; and.
on the sanbe day, gam a fik in his palace, in..
hOemor If the matesies of the French Armies
daring winch. she National lag was flying oomelde
. . palace. The people became riotous, and lamtis4--
' .1 that the, Sag should be touch; the palace was
fallthetbed. - some Mots were 11114. Bernadette
016 spitted Vienna. On Isis entail at Paris. ha
- refined the command or the Fifth Military Diri-
Wes. as well as the Embassy to the Hague, which
mare awed hies. Hs lesg Mimed on signal sati.farr
ties los what Lid paned at Vienna. and a formal alto
peohatiets of Lis sonde& on that occasion. At the tad
of August, 1798. Bernadotte married the dangling of
framehant of Asligollo; ogled at Oen% Ot the
. Moe 4 Clary. This yoseg lady, WE eldle.in4nar
el knew Joseph Bowen, had been impended foe
the, wife of General Daphot, trio lost his life at
)hla4, in a poplar commutate: In 1798. Direr 4
ditae• Colisomodw. is Chief of tbn Amoy of Obese-.
Tinian. hossbaseled -the leethass of fbil/pabarg. 'AS-
tetthit revolution of the 19th elf 6fify. it'll. by whirl 1 -.-
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*lin. Treilhard. and Larevellisse, were reaenved We have rescind several anonymous letters. con-
-6011 tot Ditalery. Beremlown wee *Frmed 11111.4 014 an account of a swine affray between the
. iiisweit Wm'. sad mooted that aspeininaell ihollidil tlatary at Toilsome, ie Ireland, bet declined to'
4.04017, notwithstanding the disasters that bad befell- witheni upon such aathority. Its appkigirgy" boa.
141 ho arnthe.and the dilefo&nicsi and elnliarlaSe" sew: Is the .Dublin Prints. from wildelt wallow
IMO of a ilisareted resentment. His cenneftion given an astral in our last page, butt is mine
elk curtain democrats gav umbrage to the Diti claim to credit. The innocent* between Dub._
milgeigodas apppiamall Millet *seas is hie saint Nn and Tull:more. hy lise camel Caul. is ear..
ligmairktiol (kipper* in. vat) arra him to deviate want, there !whiff scarcely an interval of an hotwiZ
hienelf, and to kiscrate the design' ,scribed to, the day without the arrival of a boa or packet e
Sityes. Hs refuel without mire, and watt on she she latter place. The story then, if not founded M.,
IlMs of • Brarsaise. appointed Covosoffor of Sate
faft, would have admitted if *know immediate eon.
and afterwarff, General In Chief of the Army of .‘
a salidios. .
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'he West. After several battles, he &Nomad the iori.;,..rcit„,.disy, d--":iu
thedreport of the renewal
remnant of the Chasms; and. ore the We of June,
nf the war Ist [mile. tie Can sow state positively,
iOOO, he rendered the descent of the English at
that it is unfonnked. The aecauet of an assault
Qaiheson abothije. The year following be resigned
upon the fortress •dllgibted. lately ceded to Sc ito a the loomuiluld ;li. li* "m 7 to (1"ela "4""k*— by Sir Gooses Bac.. N.T •
it reaty, ss =Holed to be
The state of his health her alarming, and aeon-
nn we ..
, a nnwepreventation of a skim
between our troops
/impetus was apprehrodad. ifs. however, recover-
and . , .
some. insurgents en that (parte% A new wait
eel, and seennired the particular favour of the lon
no distant period, we admit, however,..is not ins-
Consul. who. on hie recession to the Throne, made
hist • fliartbal of the Liapire. tn. Jose. 1804, Pr°b4bk• ' .
—io--
Ise.witi , iaveFed with tae iomatend of the agaira Film& of* letter from liaarsgate, dated July 29 t 1
Hatteras ovoid. easmanowits afterward., the Fm- 0 Thi's evenii:g. the 4:h division of Goan.* bring
poor apPoitited Lint chief of the free cohort of the thetbeft wing of the third battelinn of the Ist nisi;
I Lerba of H0.,.111. I. 71arch. LSJS, be 'gas ehLted, time, command-el by Col. Conroe. consisting of
theogirabseia. President of the Eletheral College of es,S men, marched into Rarnsgate. and after brie.:
Vistaless. Soros days afterwards he was chos:n retrasforl at the Barracks, immediately embarked on
CMdidate of the Senate, by the Deparsenent of the b said the ft-Invent in the pier. It is "paled
Upper Pyreatve. The King of Prussia decora:edthey will sail in the evening, for the Dowels. This i
lisin meccas lvely with the fwdere of the Re,' all P..4:11 is t're 1 4it detachment of the Guard. ro embark tirefet*
Larle. This example Irks irsilated by the king if. on the presets, expedition. 'Other Regiments of ti 4
641,,adas who ant hire dap fiisiAtis of St. !baleen. Line are mentioned-to followothe Guards linos
' Marshal lie:nitiiatte tide flanoete ahem O
the ilk: of w, hot the partieu4e ;mops. or the oilman'.l
6,epeensls-r. 14'11, with the t 0..:, 6dy of h;%. 41^11 ; w,t yet known. There is a *umber of the S -
and. hie; i; mer..l3.lth.steegla ties countnes of Hesse Corp here. erhich are eveapi to go dire.ily. ,
ant Arnp.uh. !ie joined the Bavarian,, th: new a - "
that after tie Guards arrived. eater ia.thisese-
NM of France, ore the• 21:6 of A: saina tromp, and oath flity. ok ilklitia—so very wont MI 41100:
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On Thursday, the 29d instant, anclioteel in the
harbour. the Danish ship Count Bernsteif, Captain
Boyesseen, from the Isle of France, whence she
sailed on the Ist December, and touched at Telli.
cherry on the 7th instant. Captain I). Marstom
and Lieutenant Thatcher, who worn cap:wed in the
Phew:, Capt. Gillespie, have arrived in this ship,
as also J. F.. Beckmann, Esq.
Az the time the COIShi Been,te-:7left the Mrdri-
tius, th; only vessels of force lyir.g there, were the
Seatriaante frigate, under repair, and a privateer,
which, it was said, would soon rut to sea. It. ap-
pears, that the Srateilente frigate, in the engagement
with the Pastan and Harrier, of Manilla, suffeted
considerably in her hull, and that several of her
crew Ire killed. The Pbe.ir and Viper were the
only English mites which had reached the Island
previous to the departure of the Dane.
Captain Marston speaks in the highest terms of
the treatment he met with at the Island, as well
from the Gl:meteor as the inbahitants in general.—
His Majesty's ships Terpaieliare and Pitt, were
cruising off the island. at the period of the Cestot
Beeartoef's departure.

THE BRITISH PRES;

LONDON,
THURSDAY, JuLT 31.
Another Messenger arrived in town yesterday,
with dispatches from France. He came over in
the Zanier** sloop, whist being unable to land him
at Deal, put him on shore at Folkstone. This ac-
tivity of correspondence wears a favourable esprit
for Peace, and operates advantageously upon the
Funds.—Oassium was yesterday at 81, sad left off
at 8.
We yesterday gave a satisfaaory account of the
Middlesex Meeting, at the Crown and Anchor, on
Tuesday. The Courier's 's his promised to give
this day, with comments. no doubt. to Please hit
present Masters, Masan. Ron and Co. The prin-
cipal circumstance en Via be means to rely. is the
passage in Mr. limit Tovroisawn's Speech, where.
observing aeon the indispoeition of Mr. Fos. he al-
Ludes w Sir Faarc is Bummer as a worthy Pieces-
. sor. We go Issfont the Ceerierrena, in condemning
thin. is as ill-judged eomplibsent to Sir Feamcis
Jousts.. It ceald have ally flowed from egress
of friesdattip+ or ewes 411 Woe; and as an

abelliaissa at dist Old, dessesres net serious notice.
Carrierares. bowies. as wo are informed,

mom tridi iM neelannSi. ft idedriff Sir FR A lICII
Boanarr wilds dte Administration, and to
snake it the gmand siiirnrions attack upon Mr.
Fox. Should the Ceerieneaa keep Lis worJ, we

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