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Als..ida

Art. E, Themelolio &A be priewern of war, with the
Itereetue wit wet that is to soy, they shall womb out with
their ems, wadi they shell &pout ow the gluts of the
plate.

Astarar—Actipted ; aseaga that t►e Militia, bring only
few, Ad reboil* their haws after baying deposited their
ann.; they hre set to arras dories the present war against
frosty ar her allies.

Art 11. TWO/Ater, of every dewriptioo, sail the soldiers
"ill retitle, the former their mortis and begpge, sad the
tatter their baggage only.
Art. 111 The inhabitants shall retain their property, and
shall not be Absorbed foe their opinions
Art. IV The faitilary stores .tod irtillery shall reveille at
the disposal of the Enoch gray, and 'hall be giviA up to
the Coessiander of Artillery
Art. V. The wagotioes, chests, he shall be gives op to
'reach Coeustriarke apples/41 fur that effect
Art ri. Tinplates awl oteseoritto of the fortress shall be
gives up es the Comissielhat of &limiters of the Ficoch

Ail. Tit The sick of the Enifsh mod of the Poi 'ozone
army shad,* takes care of and euiehdesed et the tape tor of
the French array, and oe their recovery s,mfl follow the dee-
hustles of the osivreue.

(Signed) INIMPIENA, Princes(' Es.lin:, lisc,
W. COX, Governor of Almeida.
Can, Wore Almeida, Mips' 97.

Cony of■ letter from C.aptaia Nall, of His Majesty's skip the
Owes Glerinver, to Jam Witness Croke", EN. da•ed off
the Ward, Abe tst inst.

SIN-1 have to aegnaint you, for the idol in ition
of the Lords Commissiotters of the Admiralty, that
CU.* morning. being in a thick fo,z, et nine
&Mock, I heard • aritig. and emu after wus
bonniest by the master and crew of cute of the ships
in my convoy, who informed me he had helm cap-
tured by a French cutter privateer. and it soon
offer clearing up n little, we had the good fortune
to discover hunt at tin great tli,tasc•!; and after re-
ceiving • greet number of shot. sod having his sails
and yard. shut away. an 4 several into wounded,
atrnck to Nis Majesty's ship, and proved tit be the
ladonspotable privateer, belonging to Robed,: out
one day, and had made may one capture out of
in convoy, whim we huh also the good fortrne to
recapture, I feel particular sattsfac in hiving
to announce to their lord; cups the above ;mauve.
as there can he no doubt she would have done
nestchi mischief to our trade in c situation where
we found her.' She mounts eighteen guns, aml
had on hoard a crew con•iloilig of one homdred
and twenty men. I hive, Fs:o. W. 'it. tor.
(fur liaselkestitio, DlVVelldf, kr. see the bet psi

'UR EIG.V LUG ENCE.

GERMAN PAPERS.

WA '*W, PT rl. t.

An Gra.cr is tinily expected to be i.stu, A ..• for
drawing a cordon of troors along the frici•.• „
Much slam iris. um coimenoeuce., ext.it
among our merchants, mid it wall doabtiria br in-
errased, should. mi is ooseticatileil, au 'Hitt-Owl b..
laud on tlse trmncmiteiton of letters between t1u....n.l
• powerful neighhouring atate.

PAIIIS. CI:PT. I I.

Tit:. Prince of Nnte Cory° ni!l now, it
not yuit this capital until the t!..I•11. On the. J.:th
lir had along inteniew with tk.
Fat iciest tlai • listt .1 rrpnrt h.es prevailed that
tLe Lasiirror wrou!ti undertake a di-tart in.irneY•

vtliniA, sm. 4.
Baron V. Eskailes, fur court Bauker, is on die
pinta of quitting Pot* having obtained the *we-
siry recommendations for negotiating the proposed
luau in Hulland.

It is reported here. on the authority of letters
from Bucharest, that the Russians have raised the
siege of Yawns. being driven thereto by.the inter-
ception of their convoys of provisions. •

RIGA. AVO. 29.

A facility has been afforded to the intercourse
with friendly and neutral harbours, which will be
sensibly felt. Ships coming from such in ballast.,
need no more send their papers to the commission
at St. Petersburgh. but hare them examined here,
with immediate permission to load.

MAMOUREIB, Sari'. 23.
Mollitor's corp., now quartered in Hanover, has
received orders to break up for Spain.

TRIESTE, NWT. 4.
Several ships.with full cargoes on board, destined
for the Levant, now tie here. The commanders
have applied for permission to sail, which Ira, been
refused by the Regency, on account of the vicinity
of the English cruisers. Importation being thus
rendered dangerous, the price of olive oil has risen
to 95, sod that of raisins to 43 florins. Augsburg
currency.

FRIMBUIO (SWITZSIILAND), ILTT. S.

In consequence of the Magistrates of our town
offering a reward of JOOO francs for the discovery
of the incendiaries who attempted to destroy it on
the night of the 21th, two persons have been appre-
hended, charged with this horrible offence. 01:e
of them is an Englishman, and says his name is
Joseph Colbert.

temeyieg splits, CM, sod other eccesSaria„ to the sbldiets,
despising the issmiseet risk of their lives. It is not possible
K describe t►e ordeal patriotism, good umkrstandiug, and
strict unison between the truer sad she peasantry of both
sexes of the important place of Tomes. On the side of
Urges nothing new has °canted. lie division of Briga-
dier Georget keeps in check the excursions of the garrison of
Llereas. The divisions which were posted upon the Llohre-
gat have likewise vessrsioee those of theipirristin of Duct-
less."

In a subsequent letter from the same General iu
Chief, dated Tarragona, 13th August, he states
having received a letter from Field• Marshal the
Marquis of Campovvrele, dated 10th August, in-
forming him of his having destroyed in the town of
Flix a detachment of the enemy. consisting of 117
men. with the exception of ten made prisoners.

. .
THE STATE LOTTERY will b.ltin and
apish Drawing mar v9tb of THIS MONTH.

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