The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-08-01 00:00:00

• THE BRITISH PRESS.

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LONDON.
WE S DAY. Av‘i3T 1.

Government yei,teiclay received 'dispatches from
Spain. Their erwteuta (lid net tNnapira, rud !loin
this eireniastauor it was apprehmadvd they are mot
favoarable.

The embatketion bf the fourth 'expedition has
+already commenced, with..the inth Dragoons at
• GrasesendowsTke'brigade of Guards at C..hatlann,
*tie* out, and 87th regiments, will embark in
the coarse of the ensiling week—sew:4ld regiments
of Cavalry. incitiding the 810 t.% daily expect orders
be advance to the coast. The fourth hattelinn of
Scats Royals, the 26th. the second hattation of
dab, cad the third battalion of nth, are embark-
ing et Cork. The force of this division of the ex-
pedition-win comprise nearly 10,000 UK&

'The moo° troops that enruarkerl at Ilansagate, and
were expected to jt•in the Expedition at Portsmouth.
gamed by lan Sunday selinight in 10 sail of trans-
ports. for Lisbon, ander Lowey of the St. Alban's.
4f4, Capt. deer.. x.so.;cocral numot &tea is on
hood the M. ;Wm's.— rho 9th, 43d, 32d, and
alth,aexiinents. are on board tLe transports. Me-
dical Storm were shipped 'for their use from Ports-
mouth ; and the transports which have them on
board Ir Nce been since ordered to smut with Sir
fill.tarr Buttesta'a Expedition.
'lllO Etpeditiou, tong detained at Portamo•itl-,
base length sailed. This event was comiaasui.
ousted by an *sprees which arrived in town last
semis* It is dated Portsmouth, Sunday mom-
ing. ais &clock. and says, " The A:dal:iota is just
So' under weigh, mit the transports a•e following
eery qviclay. The little wind that is, blows due

Limanaut-General Sit llmutY &alum, Bart.
Unfired Oil SinitiV ge'gnight at Porwasouth, and
melt 'the command of the Expedition front Sir
Jong /Jimmie. Tar rrort.iporta having been fur-
nished wit% every necessary, went down to St. He.
ten's au Wednesday ; and the Av,:atisas, 74, Capt.
Geginite &asp% Capt. Sate/mum ; Egeria
*sop. Capt. Haus ; and the Zebra bomb, Capt.
Tows. which are appointed to convoy them, here
eiseejalind them. A part of the Seth Regiment,
llsttslion. and three brigades of tbe'Ropd
tiller!, Lore beta added to the farces; whielt in-
timated the somber of transpivrts to la sail. sod
Alta egitabor if mem to 140:190. Lieutenant-Gm
laid tie HASAT avismish, Ism Lieueseau
130eirat Mt Joni Mess; IL B. and tin Hon.
Usstensat-firmeral Jens Hops, are embarked on
bard the Alrehreion ;* Lieutenant-General 11141isis-
sea Flamm mad )Major-General blesses,
ow
board the Buses ; Lieutenant-Gegen! Lard
OM aid 31sjor-Geticral Er want) Pans% en
beard the Egcria ; and Major-General Lord
N. Rawnscu, on board the Zclorm--General

Ctiwroa is Adjutant-General to the Forces ; Co.
hod aisaaay, Quarter-slastcr-General ; Colonel
Caazv, Deputy Ailjutant4 insets!. ; and Colonel
bowati, Deputy Quarter-Master Genetial.—
These Officers have li'sewise embarked on board
the Aotlacioss ; besides Colonel GaAnAll, M.P.
Major Coutacitxt. Captain WHIATLIII, and
Copula IL:or-sun. of the staff. Colonel Woo.
stususands the Artillery.—Mr. CDV, is De-
puty Commissary-General ; Dr. PEanosoli. In-
spector of Flovitals ; Dr. Littents. and Dr.
Tics. Ph)sic:ant to th. Corers ; Mr. Ltiests,
Mr. CaLTspx, and M. Dix ELY, Staff-Surpous ;
31tr. 0111312011, Purveyor ; and Mr. Utwts. Apn-
theeary.—Tha Atolaeiows hos 500,000 dollars on
bowl, ea a Military Chest.

We are concerned to hear, from ',miens high
grad coacurring quarten., that the Duke of loam
ireertainly to go as Commander-in-Chief to Spain
or rortsgul. The Duke of ClllaatDße into sane
nader AUles-de-Carnp are already proposed
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sad destined to accompany their Royal
mewl. In order. hoover :r. to delay this measure.
, if Int to defeat tt. •tba Cithiseet has resalved, that
the Consmander-in-Chief ia not to leave that coun-
try before the usAille or end of -September. by
which time it ii calculated that the whole British
three in Spain or Portai.tal ftill short of
forty-three thousand affective tnen. We do ne:,
however, believe. that any Ministers wilt, after the
experience of 179,1. 17,14. and 1795, added In the
andel. though reiort, campaign of 17o:1, at the
liekhr, laminated by a etipitillation not very on-
Lke twit of York not awl el SareLgit, white Ili.
MAJWITY to repeat the same experisisciit.
Frees the contetancement of the great strngitle

which is now ra.,!ting by Fpain, in union with Gnat
Britain, to set tiLsits tlr! further I.roxrces of flu-
itar.sata ; wt nave endeavoured to *hew Clad it is
from the rane.st eaergies of the nation, nidwl by
e itope!liments which nature has no-
rmal in the Toy of invasion, th it their deliver-
dance is aior.e be etpectctl. 17:e4e woo fondly
look beynad :fine aids, ar..l who direct their view
to Gerin.ey, •ir to It.nwia, for support, appear to
be very ill iufornsed of the actual condition of the
contain:a-Al power.. In atiser•e of any im-
portant int,fligwtstre from Cali?, Li-leo:i, or
limn .5..44114 it may Not !e nuiaLrtsti ; to poor-

tray, briefly, the actual slats earl reiticm of the
•sly *remaining. Goyernment noniinaily inde-
pendent. We consider Denmark as in feet sub-
jected to France. Baananortz occupier Rends-
burg and (Iluckstadt, the two fortretoss of Hol-
stein, the kepi of Slessick us well as of Jutland.
Even Fallen and Zealand can -only-be liberated
by the interposition of an English fleet. Ter talk,
therefore, of Faansate the Vltli, as en independ-
ent Prince, would be an iueult to common sewn..
He must ikbitle by the alternative that lie has pre-
ferred: and can only expect from his Corsican
Master, such treatment as the involuntarily con-
stituted kings of Saxony, %Virtemberg, and Ba-
varia, receive. Perhaps he may be allowed the pri-
vilege of allying his House with that of JOSCPUINE,
and of receiving a iyademaiselk la Pagetie at Co-
penhagen, u the future Queen of Denmark.
.This is the utatoet recompense to which be can
aspire.

If we look to :barrio far co-operation or active
assistance., we must know little of the financial or
military condition of that country and Government.
Whatever dgere the army may make ou paper, our
Ministees are well aware that it would embarrass
the Court of Vienna to bring into the field even a
forte of sixty thousand men. Mr. ADAIR and
Lord Pensamte, ou their return from their respec-
tive miseions, eqiinated it considerably lower in
their reports to the Cabinet, and to Mr. CANNING.
The Revenues are iu a state of similar diminution.
NAPOLEON, who only reserves the Emperor rams-
CIS for a future victim; and who, when the occa-
sion is ripe, has already destined for him a Palace
or a Castle in the interior of France, will take ef-
fectual care that the commerce, manufactures, and
revenues of Austria, shall not recover from theii
present rained state. Every mouth teems with
new humiliations, menaces, or defalcations front
the territories of that fallen House.—lt is not
enough dim Austria has already lost the
Low Countries and Ostend; a t its pmeeseions
aloe' the tibiae in Swabia, the rich Duchies of
the Milanese and the Mautuan, every portion of
the Venetian dominions. Tuscany, and, lastly, the
Tyrol, so long the cradle of the Home of Haps-
hors. While Trieste and Fiume still remained,
the Hungarians and Bohemians might still hold
some intercourse with the other countries of Eu-
repa. But, by the seizure of the patrimony ef the
Isurch, those ports are virtually closed. In con-
idenance of Ancona and Senignglia becoming part
of the Coriscaa's wide-extended Empire ; wMle, en
the other side of the Adriatic, Rages*, Caftans,
and Corfu, are likewise oompied by Meissen?
the whole Gulf of Venice is his own, without the
idle emensony of espousing the Adriatic, or the
pageantry of the “ Iliscentaur." If he seemed'
in subjecting Spain, not an article of trade will
ever more be exported from Trieste, or from any
of the maritime places in Istria. Hints have been,
as we see, already given in the prostitute Papers of
Italy, subjected to Box4PARTE, that these hest re-
esaiMng harbours of Austria are to be ceded, and
remuneration obtained in Macedonia. Nothing
can prevent the accomplishment of this threat,
except his ill success beyond the Pyrenees. His
profound policy, cemented by enmity and ven-
geance, has long siace determined the fate of a
family, too much integrated with the 801 l RIONS
ever to he tolerated by the murderer of the Duke
D'Encutex, sitting on the throne of Louts the
SIXTEENTH. The peeseut Emperor of AUSTRIA
needs not to consult any oracle on the future des-
tiny of his descendants. He may read it in the
deposition of CHARLES the Foment.- and in the
imprisonment of FERDINAND the SEVENTIR. If
Cosapeigne or Valency should oat be vacant, other
prisons of state will be found. Every protium
of France can furnish them.

Nor is there mare resource in the Imperial Ps-
mily of Austria, nor more energy in the counsels
of Means. than in their military or financial esta-
blishments. The reigning Emperor is one of the
most virtnoto, honoumble, braign, and well-in-
tentiossed Princes, who ever rued a throne ; but
he neither inherits the sig,ocity and prudence of
his father Lomax'', nor the magnanimity and
centstst't of drape which characterized hrassoods
mother, Mam• Tittlf.llA. Ile did not, in Janu-
my, 'Sof, take for hi. model the conduct of
that illustrious Princess in 1741. Ma" found an
asylum among the Carpathian mountains', when
the French overran her dominions, and approached
her capital. From thence. aided by the Hunga-
rians, she returned, and expelled the invaders.
Foascts preferred to meet Ins conqueror, and to
sign the peace of Presburg.
The Archduke Cusat.ra is unquestionably a
great and heroic Prince but his influence is small,
and bis health so impaired by disorders of the
nerves, as to itagracitate him for stay long or SC.
ye►e exertion is the field. THUOCT likewise pos-
sesses great ability, decision. and rigour. It may,
Iniseref, be doubted, whether be would accept ma-
ployraeitt.
,Ile knows his Master, and the Austrian
Monarelly. He knows that a people, unattached
to Unit. ouvernment, composed of many discor-
dam kingdoms and provinces compressed under
our head, fart oo patriotism, and little loyalty.
Ile knows that a capital eaterri aad subjected to
a fi•reign conqueror, plundered wet; put wwler
latxr;- valence, has no loser any character or on-
elexstion. Tatt...o r wined not ever advise •

war, which mil& •uay prowile extinction aad
disKrace.

Such is the unmiggerated and too faithful pic-
ture of the it‘striau Court alb! Government at the
pres;:nt moment. It is not from such a quarter that
Spain orEtightml must hope 64: assistance, while
DON AEARI'S storuis at the gates of Saragossa. It
is not to 'Weisea that tin:, Junta of Seville must look
to enable them to repel Der,ixe, or to expel the
French trot* Andalusia. AI little can o.l::te.t en-
tend his view to the Banks of the Danube, or to the
levy es mass* of the Austrian and liungarian peo-
ple, while BM ICRES and LA SOI.LE are. between
him and Madrid. Can the. Spanish Patrier. 64 them
look to Prussia, or to iinssia, for now coalitions?
Can they expect FREDERIC WILLIAM, or A LLX-
VI Ina, to arm mice more in the cause of Europe ?
Assuredly not. The limits of our Paper compel
us, however, to step here. We shall resume the
subject iu a few days.

We have received Roil and Doteh Papers, the
former to the iUth, and the hatter to the toth.
Their contents are not important.—The Aloxitenr
is very• faeetinu. on the suhject of the thin attenii-
ooCe of the Corps Diploma/ape at as .11AaEsTv's
levees.

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived, on Saturday, with
letters and pape; sto the .q.3d instant. Twenty-four
Captains of Englishmen, et hose exchange was ef-
fected by I.:.irJ sncs S.►UDStCEE. bai arrived in that
city, from They rwoort that the tone
of the Danes towards Entilan.l, is much softened,
and tLat they begin to r.stertuin • jealousy of the
French. Holstein is n•w considered lost to Den-
mark, and the French arms are every where substi-
tuted in that Duchy for the Danish. These papers
contain nu intelligence from Norway or Finland.—
A letter from Frankfort m►ntions a report of a
Treaty of Alliance concluded between Austria and
Russia. BONAPARTE, it is paid, proposes to se:l3
a forte of 10.000 to the West Indies. Every vessel
bound to the Colonies is to carry from 30 to 30
soldiers, until they amount to that number.

The Casette of Saturday night contains an order
made by the Kum iu Council, on Wednesday Isst,
authorizing the Secretaries of State to grant k-
etoses. as hitherto granted, under the sign manual.

A Illesisenger left town on Saturday with dis-
patches fur Spain.
By the paSiet arrived from Gotteaburgh, Go-
vernment received on Saturday dispatches from
Sir JAMS, SAVALIOLIZ. They are dated the 16th
inst. and captain no sews at importance. The
squadrou wars all well.

The dispatches from Sit ARTWOR iirsta.mtaY,
mentioned so eat Parrot of Saturday, were brought
by the Martial g -g. arrived at Plymouth on
Wednesday. It was understood at Corinna as a
positive fact. and believed ascertain, that General
CUSS?* bad ultimately succeeded against the
French, and bud killed between 6 and 7,ogu, in
the various conflicts is which be had been engaged
with them.

Mr. Yowl(/' the American Comm! at Madrid,
arrived in triwo on Friday. lie came through Se-
ville, where he received a purport from the Grand

A Gentleaves arrived in town, on Friday, from
which he left on the 13th instant. Accord-
ing to his information, there had been two engage-
ments in the neighbourhood of Saragossa. The first,
which we have already published, under the name
of PALASOI, is conceived to be an exaggeration,
although the result is understood to have been de-
cisively against the French. The secoud engage-
meat, which took piece upon the Ist and 2d of J uly,
ises fought with aocomesiou fury, particularly on
the part of the Spanish Patriots. On the Ist, the
Patriots fought with muskets, against batteries
erected by the French, for it seems that the Spa-
niards were the assailants. tint upon the id, inue-
ketry being found comparatively unavailing, the
Patriots threw down their muskets, placed their
jackets on their arms, and, with their bayonets
alone, rushed upon the most formidable batteries.
of the French, whom they dislodged be a most gal-
lant effort. In these attacks the Patriots are said
to have been uniformly followed by the women,
who, actuated by patriotic ardour, and fearless of
danger, carried wines, and every species of refresh-
ment, for the Patriots. Such, indeed, was the ar-
dour of these women, that they fillowed the body
of valiant men who made the attack we have men-
tioned, upon the French battery, and a number of
sheaf Cote the victims.

On the 13th last, intelligence was receire3 at
Balms, that the 31artims de la ROMAGII A (brother
to the General at that name, commanding the
Spanish army in the North of Germany), was on
Lis march from Valentia, wah Woo mem, to assist
the patriotic troops of Saragossa, in case reinforce-
ments should be wanted to repel any fresh attack
on the part of the French. Further accounts, con-
tinuing the drfeut of General bloisurv, bad also
been received there.

The Editor of The Kerry Dispatch. a Paper
conducted uniformly with ability and inslependenee,
but with moderation, col:DO:tins, that " while inof-
fensively walking the street, he was eaked off by a
common serjaant, and, after being mange.' with
snort opprobrious langlage, and Pie moot criminal
imputations, was made a priozinee, and paraded un-
der a tailitary escort through a crowd of, at least,
our thonsaaii people ! Hr was proclaimed through
that crowd, .1., is public disti!rl.er of the praee, as n
menter of telsoyina, and a leader of %V hiteLoy s!"
This scandalous outrage noon the liberty of the
subject and of the press, the Edlt..r attrii•tites to
the malice engendered by a pansgrupli in ha p.:;•rr
of the sth instant, under the head of "Arusirtr,cry
Display If °rant Clears."—We had hoped fleet
OW times were gone by when cr,riiarals and set-
jesints were juigre anti j.ar •!‘ in lreltuid. The
offender, on the present nornicsaa. it Is to be pre-
sumed, will not escape penishise:A.

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F.ISHIONS FOR AUGUST.

Simplicity or dress is at all times the study of the higher
orders; Lot particularly so at the vrescht seuun, when
rural retire:smut is the order of the day, and the
" brUe, oho 14/ Into ly Oita red in the side-boa," is errly,,,c
under the shade of eke hedge-row green, faticyiug
Rotien tor a sod every rustic a Demoe or a Corr/m.
To look rural and inter:sting is, therefore, the II irh of ricer
fair rotary of rubies. In elegem anthem, white chimes 1.,
unarersal, high over the bosom, wish lace let in wlmitsm
it can be suede ornamental ; scarfs of Ince, picket, urqt.
tlusrwit ca elemly veer the shoulders ; boson, ts
match, made of the lightest materials, with a beech .4
cons Hewers or yellow roses in the frost. Cottage caps, sues
small wreaths of tioueni, and half handkerchief' of Ise:
than►. curies:lly user ; mantles' are also wore, vv.) fisr:"
colours, and these few of crape. For the Race llalis, IN'
dresses, user white minuet slips; diamond or pearl orrn-
meets ; the (roots and trimmed with lace. 11e,,,,;.
dresses, hair and diamond or pearl bana.los. Cr"
dmaes arc also wore, of coloured jonquil or pale
with pearl or.aostaits ; shuts surd glum*. Cadre',
gm? or raw:l-coloured. Loug loose sleeves are einem,. I,
except in full dress, when they are short indeed. Frocks
are still in demand. In former days, a ?t1 of Mete Smack,
she would newer get out of them ; in the present mere re-
fined age, a arum' of forty Is jam entering them.

poi. I'm Y.

RETALIATION.

If Eve in her innocence could not be Marna,
Deemer goiii% o.led site was 0,4 ashanied,
IThoe't r views the Timbal as Ladies uow dress,
Tnat again they avow innoee. t, save W.1:1 cooasn.—
Atie that too they retaliate the evil,
By the Devil twee tempted, they now tempt the Devi!
DiAnn

On Saturday the Lake of • YORK urrivrd A
AViudior.und had an audie..cenl ALa.tattv leo.:
part of the dny. Hi* Royal Dined lona
the 14:: tux and Pkl )m1441:3, and la the eveuing re-
terneJ to Lon Ann.

Yesterday, His llsarsoev, Prineeosee Swifts,
AUGUSTA, and MALT, UCCOMPAI4tO 1.437
TNYNNE Getlerats k. iTzittiT aad C•arkvntour,
and Colonel Ts aunt, Axle to St. (:gorge's
and heard a sermon, pre.te•hd by the R. Mr.
NURTIIST, froiu St. Luke, 16th Lim?. 31st Year,
and afterwards returned to the !Awe.
Tile last arrivals at Rath err—

C•sateas a Rutile,, Sir Hsth Lady Isrills aid inudT,
CA. IStAingols, SlaNr Ditcher, )1,34r
witty. Maim 1!..j0r Wittman. than
Crusba:, Per. Mr. amid Mrs. Glasse, Rrv. Mr. eswlrit,
Read, C.,,p4. Custer% (....aft. Egerton, peal Assets, Zr.
sad Mrs. Moire, ?dlr. awl Mrs. Sadoey, Mr. sod Mrs. Cor-
des, dlr. and Mrs. Maisie, Mr. and Mrs. Cbsposal, sad Mr.
and Mos. Spry.
Crain Con is now le plentiful, we find, fm a re-
eent trial, that it is antaaared out by the Irtanits.-
ter bushel.

Louis XVIII. on &ford iy visited Westrniss-
ter-Abhey, and the two Manus of Parliament, ac-
companied by the Dukes DE liounaos and'AA N.
MONT, and another Gentleman, with two attend-
ants on the il.cke) • and an out-rider.
The Irish sailitin are inslsguant at the order for
cutting off their to/h.—Had it been an order to cut
off their *Wags, they say it might be if nee, as it
would prevent their /tying.
Mr. EMERY COOrneOLTS his engagement this
night at the York Theatre, in the parts of Tyke
and Joins Lump. His engagement is for six nights
nolv.
The Duke of CEMIENCE is daily expected at
Burley, on a mhilt to the Earl of WI N
The beautiful village of IL de is tilling with gen-
teel company ; a ball Will hekl at BA )111.4.6 Assem-
bly-room, on Thtinidae eveui.iit, which was attend-
ed by a great many Labia:sables, and several offi-
cers of the navy ulna army.
Spain has always been famous for pointers, gum
barrels, and stand marksmen. The univerwl wish
is, that they inay find, amongst the Preach,
pie:afar sport.'
Wi -ur Theatre, we underatand, opens this
night, oh:: the Tragedy of Venire Proems!.
When -Mra. Pit 'LET vs feelingly, bet in vain.
iinplored tie Winchester Bell not to tall the
fui-
ral knell of her Chastity, she ought to have known,
that a bell aim a eangoe bid not a Seam
The Piney of ‘Vacxs sets off far Brighthelin-
stone this warning.
One of the newest caricatures in town represents
an ugly fellow reclining urea the bosom of a beau-
tiful woman. It 14 entitled Tkc Saracen's kecti
wpm Snow-kill. _

The It.:{ ht Hon. Cciatts Gastrit.t.s left 1.:4
hgnmr at ry,dainKtoo, yesterday, to viait his whorl'
at Milked Haven.

Our gellitt.t heroes now nailer orders for Spain.
will certainly- wake the French in that trouotiy
crop-sick.
The horse-stealers are greased of docking tht.:
levies in the country, preview to 'tattling t!.e.o
an erpcjition to Sniith!ielii. Frn.n the efrricJl c::. -
ratter of ,one of the Spat,ish (:enerals, if se.tt r.
Spain, they would have a chance to be Bishapi.,
also iu that country.
Air. COLAIAN.A play of TAe Africohs, was -
funurd a t;:ne on Satutds:v night, tc u sc
crowded audie.ure. u:.(1 vent oti• with iiirry:".•i
success. The deep pu:li,s is t ble
with true comic humour, :egad eAer
assistance fro:n .ttes-ys. r.: sr anti
Tile overtta..e end music &spiny both taste at,J
science.

Mr. FIRI M. C. Kr.xnt.r. a-e covT.:l to
form aide at f!.. Ti:vatr.... :•:•
they h... ti.••• Y. :w.•
in lite Cuat.-t!v 4.1 17. e -
'4lPrami a boa tne
night, Satilr'av next.

I:finen sue-. a Ir.oscn !!s
3il the ct.st Pt, hike.
piece boasts % 4srnksr: ;.•11 .I:teso,c. NM" ••
la the attntetiaa fif .•

Plitt,eN Su% tint u le; a :B:..rnectre:.: t.f L': •4-1
times to-rtirit zi.;lect r*.-

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weremseetereemietommenniem• et" tray, Welly, the actual state and peal,* of the ' war, which could may prosaise extinction andteree.
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smilu'rwieullourei-e. pendent. We consider Denmark as in feet sub- Such is the uneenggeiated and too faithful plc-
; Six P ,‘
LONDON. : jeeted to Femme. Beaseeoete occupier Rends- tare of the Artstriau Court and Government at the e 7---,
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ides DAY. Avai:se 1. burg and elluckstadt, the two fortresses of Hol. present moment. It is not from time
such a quarter t Or (L t ...i ar-
e.
stein, the kepi of Sleseick Ea well as of Jutland. Spain ur England must hope for assi,tance, while
Government yeatei day received dispatches from F.I3IIIONS FOR AUtaist
e, re
Errs 4 anen mod Zealand Can -oaly-be liberated Boxeres. 'es storms at the gates of Saragossa. It
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all
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the study or the hi
Spain. Their coeteuts did net teanspire, mud ilour by the Casette/46mi of se English fleet. To talk, is not to Veena that the Junta of Seville must look itieptielty of errs, is t
this cirmimostatium° it was oPereholutvd they are "t therefore, of Fasomtic the Vide as an independ. to tumble them to repel Dere see, or to expel the orders ; lint particularly su at the preseid season, .
famerable. . env Prince, would be ae insult to common sense. French from Andalusia. Ai little can C:I;:F.T.t en-
rural retirement is the order of the day, and
.
" beUr, chu 41.0 into ly Ott. red in the aide -box," M es,,
lie must astride by the alternative that lie lies pre. tend his view to the Banks of the Danube, or to the
The emhatitetion of the fourth 'expedition has under the shade of the hedge-row germ, frrltylaJ •g
..
.im
alreedy commenced, with-the isth Dragones at ferred : and cues only expect from his Corsicar fere as mesa of the Austrian and Hungarian pee. Ronan or a Pkid.'ii, add every rustle a Duro" or a Car
„ • GereseesteseTim'bricade of Guards at Chatham, Master. such treatment as the involuntarily con- pie, while BMIERES and liesoeet are betweee To look rural suit inter:olio; is, fin-refers, the Aid, of,
foe ego* otos,' and 87th regiment., will embark in stunted kings of Saxony, IVirteiaberg, and Ba- bins and Madrid. Can the. Spanish Patents, then, 'ever rotas' of f•ohloo• in arena unarm, white dress„
ti. iiirersbale, high over the bosom, wish lure let in etei
the mum of the ensuing week--several regiments curia, receive. Perhaps he may be allowed the pri- look to Prussia, or In Rnssie, for new coalitions?
ef Cavalry, bectielingthe Blom. daily expect orders yilege of allying his house with that of JOStiallee, Can they expect FREDERIC WILLIAM, or A tee-
0.0
.. n lin,
tizte
corn,
Amselutal,;erectahrefs of leer, picket, er
shosiders
' fie advance to the coast. The fourth battalion of and of receiving a syederneise/k la Pagetie at Co- vetoes, to arm mice more in the cause of Europe ? matrh, made of the lisYlityst" materials, with ia
buoy:
Scots Royals, the efith, the second battalion of Penhageo, as the future Queen of Denmark. Assuredly not. The limits of our Paper CJiti !lel curs flowers or yell** roses in the frost. Cumin emu,
dub, and the third battalion rif 27th, are embark- ..This is the utmost recompense to which be can us, however, to stop here. Vie shall resume the susailmeashs of dowel., and ball handkerchiefs of
lag at Cork. The force of this division of the ex- alltire• subject in a few days, throws carelessly Deer; modes 'are also worn, very e
• --e--
pailitioa win comprise nearly 10,000 men. If we loge; to At:stria far to-operation or active . sse, column, and these few of crape. Fur the Race Nils,
11 e have received Paris and Dutch Papers, the domes, user white airmetalips; diamond or pearl o
--or-- assistance, we must know little of the financial or ~
esai. former to the pith, and the latter to the sloth. meats; the Soots Isi;ls, and trimmed with Lee. H.
dresses, hair and diamond ar pearl essaeios. " c
Vbeaooo troops that emearked at Ilanisgate,and military condition of that country and Gore
re not important -Tiw Alooiteno
were expected to •jvin the Expedition at Portsmouth, 11'hatever figere the army may Make on , our Their contents a - ' ' doses ere atso worm, of critiqued jotissil or pee t
• is eery faeetiou. on the sueject of the thin attenii-
rased by sea Sunday twernight in to sail of triune Iliarstees are well aware that it would embarrass with pearl ore% ta ; white' shut. a••• gloves. coal
since of the Corps Diploolatigse at as .Ileeesee's gi.,, ~,. fis.„.celeni.ol. Low leo" steams are air„rots. for Lisbon. order csavoy of the St. Albeit's. the Court of Vienna to bring into the field even a
4k, Capt. Arlacram....t;cocrid Itemovatee is on forte of sixty thousand men. Mr. Aosta and knees.
—.... • except in full dress, when they are short indeed. Fri
Rimini the M. .1/tase's.— fix 9th. 43d, 42d, and Lord Pcitemowc, ou their return from their r c- A Gottenbureli Mail arrived, on Saturdnie with a" add in demand. In former ILIA a rill of "Mu 4"
sahe would aever gettortrtufhitlie. in ;
sin tbs present mere
67t11,11.exiineatiis are on beard ate transports. Me- tire mistrions, estimated it considerably lower in letters and paper to the eed inetant. Tweuty-foar
• y yust e tering them.
dies) Stones won shipped 'fur their use from Poets- their reports to the Cabinet, and to Mr. Coexist:. Captains of Englishmen, u hose exchange was et- age'
6
usnoth ; end the tra.ssports which have them on The Revenues are in a state Of similar diminution. teeter! by !.:.irJ silLi SAUSAREZ, hal arrived in that pi)E I'm Y..
--........--
board lewe been shim ordered to soul with Sir NAPOLEON, who only reserves the Emperor rams- city, from They report that the tone ft ET AL►IAT 10 N.
fittiste Butaatit'it Expedition. CI, far a future victim; and who, when the occa- of the Ilaues towards Emilaml, is mach softened,
---im,—.lf Ere is her innocence could not be blamed,
soon is ripe, has already destioed for him a Palace sad that they Lelia to entertain a jealousy of the
rille Etpedition, so to detained at Portentral-,Dreamy gdiiit 'tacit site was wet mansard,
or • Castle in the interior of France, will take ef- French. Holstein is now considered lost to Den- %Timer r views the I.siliew as Endive ear dress,
head length wailed. The event was comiaisuie
ed.d hr an *spree which arrived in town last fectual care that the commerce, Manufactures, and mark, and the French arms are every where mime That again they grow innoccat, save oil coaaaa._
revenues a Austria. shall not recover from theii toted in that Duchy for the Danish. These papers And that itrln.Uy too thy), retaliate the evil,
ceasing. It is dated Portsmouth, Sunday mare-
present mined state. Every month teems with contain my intelligence front Norway or Finland.- Be the Devil time temprcd, they now tempt the De
ilig. six &clock. and says, "The A:dal:ions is just .'
DRAnret :CV
new huurdiations, menaces, or defalcations front A letter from Frankfort mentiomi a report of a
go! under weigh, amid the transports a!e following . . ---•- - •
the territories of that fallen House.-It is not Treaty of Annexe concluded between Austria and On Saturday the Doke of YORK arrived
Sect quec' es' .e. The little wind that is, blows due
enough that Austria has already lost the Russia. BoaapaayE, it is said, proposes to se:id IViudisr, end had an audie..ceni ;its ida.r•or tr it
tam."
part of the clay. Itiv Royal Illighisem thned a
Low Countries mad Ostend; a 1 its posemaions a force of 10.000 to the West Indies. Every vessel
Lietibonaut-Geseral Sit llsaaT Bs; aaaati, Bart.from
30
to .._ i the Idecee sod Pei set-tees, and la the eveuing
and aloft the Rhine in Seabee. the rich Dnehies of bound to the Colonies is to
azmired too Sunder sea:light at Perhassouth, the . °‘' turned to Con Agra.
Milanese and the !Reuther, every portion of soldiers, until they amount to that number. Yesterday, His lleareev, Prince,,,, SOPII
' boats 'the command of the Expedition from Sir
the Venetian dominiona. Tuscany and lastly, the —we—.
AUGUSTA, ;nod MARY, accompanied by Li
Joint %looser- Tie tresuperts haring been fur- • " The Gazene of Saturday night contains a
norder
Coo ; Gruerals i' trintiT aad Csarkmio.
Tyrol, so long the cradle of the Howe of Mans-
sen h etl Ida ewer! necessary, went down to St. He- . . -m-- made by the Klee iu Council, on Wednesday lest, and Colonel Teewa, mile to St. (:eorge's Clue
berg. While Trieste and Fiume still remained,
tens ou Wedunklay ; and the Aii.:atiaas, 74, Capt. authorizing the Secretaries of State to grant le. and heard a sermon, pre, by the Rev. :
the Hungarians and Bohemians might still hold
Ciannits ; Erases. Ca t: Sato/mosso •; Egeria ceases, es hitherto granted, under the sign manual. NURTHRT, front St. Enke, ifith Limp. 91st VC
some intercourse with the other countries of Eu- mid afterwards returned to the palace.
sloop. Ciipt. Hobs ; awl the Zara bomb, Capt. --
sitersea‘
which
era
appointed to
enemy them. have rope. Bat, by the seizure of the patrimony lithe A messeuri. left two o, Saturday
with dia. Tile last *rivals at Bath are-
relates er Roches, Sir Haab sad Lady Inglis rsi ow
?:loureh, those ports are virtually cleeed. In con. patches fore Spain.
eiseejelaell them. A part of the Seth Regiment, =Liddell, Cat. Solingen', Malay. Had It
ad sattahant
sad three brigades
id. the.Roysi An. ielquenee of Ancona and Seri is becoming pare By the pseket arrived from Gotteeburgh, Cia. only. Maim . Mi.harns, Mrw Wittman. Il of the carweads
widawatended /Inspire ;
while. ea verstatent received on Saturday dispatches Go-
Croobk, Pro. Mr
and Mrr. Glasse. P.rv• Mr. gowkir. C tiller!, lave bum added to the form; which in- Sir JAMES Set:eel's. They are dated the 16th Resta, C.pt. Casters, Capt. Egerton. pain Anlyttos,
the otiose side of the Adriatic. Re
itteemed Ike untidier of transperts to 156 nil. end
___. ~,,. , . e gas. Cantu.* inst. arid contain no sews of importance. The an't Ai"' Muwe' Slob Mrs 144nefr Mr' "II Mr'' G
den, Mr. sad Mrsne, Mr. sad Mrs. eismsai, sae :
eee
_____,_
...., _ e_ ~ wee , e_teeee,_,,.._ area %Amos ere likewise ememied by 11leasseler I seueeroo wens all well.
W Mrs. Spry.
I"inve•ualritrAir; av'"esaas.l""uw'imtt.&lm.nLieut'"'"ensat. the whole Golf of Venice is his own, without the The dispatches from Sit ARTIIIIS Wsta.ret.av,. Criss Coo is now so plentiful, we find, free a
idle eiteestony of espousing the Adriatic, or the lutentituted 10 oars=' of Saturday, were brought sent trial, that it is satissareal out by the Wiwi
13actitst flit Joni Illoogg, K. B. and fire Rao. be the Martial g g, arrived at Plymouth on ter bushel.
positive
fail..
ototdwbesalieuvattersootoodrettomin CthrinoottiGona
titiesraal
tette:Art*7s Xallo'
tliltlh.
eotnoSoembrord 'Ts visited
of rhloVeotrot i
immateullistulattm Akeihmartis flailLiaateasal. HoPilt:Generaara eatibai:dinta.ad as iPaageasebnia-m,----'" nogf Sthepain". nenoctetaut an ar'ro."clelfohfe tradeseece :deal
ever more be exported from Trieste, or from any Cuu'ri bad ultimately succeeded against the emotive:lied by the Dukes DE bouestre onmiletni;
Ise Elblag% Ala Major-General Blowe, ou
bound Mee annex ; untie
aenteGeaerai Lard PA-
sulfite maritime places in Istria. Hints have been, French, and had killed between 6 and 7,0944 in MONT. and another Gentleman, with two atm'
says mid 31ajor-Geiscral EcW4IID Poury, on as we sees already given iii the prostitute papers or the varioas conflicts in which be had hem engaged ants on the d,clcei, and an out-rider.
with them. The triode
_ militi... are inslignant at the order
beard
the Egerid ;
and maiineGenerai Lard Italy, subjected to BONAPARTE. that these last re-
Mr. Youxo, the American Consul at Madrid. been an order to
snaiMag harbours of Austria ats to be ceded, and The
their tails.-Had it
W. Beireseco, on board the Sebree-General arrived in town on Friday. Ile came throueh Se- hei wogs, they say it might be of
wee, a
remuneration obtained in hlacedonia.
_Nothing vine, where he received a passport from the Grand would prevent thel;fiying.
Cuero" is Adjutaet-General to the Forces ; Co-
,can prevent the accomplishment of this threat Alma- Mr. EMERY cotiviletteßs his engagement I
heel editaitey, Quarter-51aster-Gencral ; Colonel
except his ill success beyond the Pyrenees. His Dithatuatteuthiebuthearriecdieft
onitnbetoZ on Friday; from night at the York Theatre, in the parts of T
Cacti. Deputy Atljutantdienend; and Colonel
and John Lump. His engagement is for six stag
its. ,e_e_t_ ,
eartereuneter General._ profound policy, cemented by enmity awl Ten. ing to his inform. ' ,t had beenl
two encgce - .nieseLmmauloacersa'niha" /we .I.'leiewise embarked on board Kellam, has long since determined the fate of a agents in therseighhouthood of Saragossa. Thetirst, °llie Duke of CLAISNCS is daily expecte
the Ardiseiass ; besides Colonel GRAHAM, M.P. funnily, too much integrated with the Booesoms which we have already published. under the name Burley, on a visit to the Earl of Wiscatesse.
ever to he tolerated by the murderer of the Duke o PALAft. is -cruceived to be an exaggeration, The beautiful village of Rde is tilling with g
Major COLSOCIREE. Captain WIRRATLET, and
calm" swauartu. oe the staff. Colonel woes D'Escutme, sitting on the throne of Louts the
althought:ielah!ainst thet ueteerstogd
The second have
lbeegn (et - feel company ; a ball was held at Basis's Ape
SIXTRINTII. The present Emperor of AUSTRIA esuousands tlx Artillery.-Mr. Kee melee, is De-meat, ...Inch took place upon the Ist aud 2si ofnJauty., (1,?-broom, outTiohorionelate --et eulberi. whicdh was atte
needs sotto consult any oracle on the future des-
au fought with uue°lfluttin fury. particularly on cars If athgre enaavy and army.4a 'ice"'
ea'
an
several
4
laity Conatniseary-General ; Dr. Fesoosoe. In-
tiny of his descendants. He may read it in the the part of the Spsnish Patriots. On the Ist, the
specter of Mertes ; Dr. LOacnis, and Dr. Spain has alWars been famous for poin g
deposition of CHARLES the Fotaten. and in the Patriotsb fought with muskets, against batteries barrels, anal genii marksmen. The universal It
Itte tthhat the Spc- • i., e that they :nay tin 1, amongst the Frey
Tics. Pio %beans to the Fortes ; Mr. Liesse,
intrisounient of FERDINAND the SEERETR. if enierdst weYreththee Frett„tfsor ianseet
Mr. CRATIZoII. and Mr. !)ta ELY, Staff-Surpass ;
Conopeigne or Valency should oat be vacant, other ketry being found comparativeleyPeuanavailinge 3d ettl: Fleeeli-rwr.e.s.Pol'' Theatre, we underdone, opens I
Sin 010311011, Purveyor ; and Mm'. Lewis, Apn-
prisons of state will be found. Every protium Patriots threw down their muskets, placed 'their sight, wire: tee Tragedy of replica Peaseasaa.
doceary.-The eindociints has 500,000 dollar on
beast, a a Military Chest. of France can furnish them. jackets on their arms, and, with their bayonets When-Mrs. PAL LET ye feelingly. bat in va
—4.---
Nor is there mere resource in the Imperial re. alone, rushed upon the most formidable batteries' implored the Winchester Bell not to all the fat
• We ate concerned to hear, from varioos high milt' of Austria, nor more energy in the counsels of the French, whom they dislodged by a most gal-
taonhttevffeoctbr.enlnuattematiattacks the Patriotsb are sand trhalatknoehlellolfhohoeroclesooolooitev,husithrottotuogoosotht to here lees
grad concurring querters, that the Duke of loam of Vienne. than is their military or financial mss- to
of IVeelus sets off for Brightbel
ireettainly to go as Commander-in-Chief to Spain blishusents. The reigning Emperor is one of the who, actuated Iry patriotic ardour, aYnd fear the
less of stoneo.tl
, or rertsigul. The Duke of Cementing lies sons most virtuosi., honoumble, bouign, and well-in- danger. carried wines, and every species of refresh- 01 :if the newestiri caricatures in town repress
under him. Ablesele-Camp are already proposed tentioaed Princes, who ever riled a throve ; but meta, foe the Patriots. Such, indeed, was the ar- an ugly fellow rechitine moil the leget:o( abe
(boor rief these wanneu, that they and destined to accompany their Royal ilieh- he neither inherits the sig,ocity and prudence of
thoulsezu
spun
inentiniehroFternoacille, followed the bc'dy tiful Wfairiat). It is entitled Tkc Saracen's k
the attack we have
br:ien- opor. seaweed/.
• messes, In onter, however, to delay this measure, his father Lamaze), nor the magnsinimity and
The Reeht Hon. Creates Gastreets left
, if sat to defeat it. •the I;a1 deems has resolved, that centempt of imager which characterized beeping. diem werepotle e' ' battery, ttnd a
°WU
1 of
the Coamsaneer-in-Chief is not to leave the seas- mother, Massa THZIRSA. lie did not, in Jane- On the 13th lust, intelligence was receive) at ah73lll;otr!liellajavi"en. ' Yegtfeay,
in
vii
kis
."I
try before the initiate or end of September. by cry, 'elf, take for his model the conduct of Bilbao, that the 31arci.lis de la IROMAGII A (brother •
;ito thieshGenerel stetiNiet nhame, commanding the Our gelletit her o+, now Tieder orders for Sp,
which time it is calculated that the whole British that illustrious Princess in 1741. Mt, found an will eertainly make the French in that core
!brie in Si-ain or Poo:Peal w..i eot fall short of asylum among the Carpathian mountains, when N. 'Harrah fr,ymni Vn
alentin, with ermLaneay,),towwwwiosnt erert skit.' r
.1
kis: 11
forty-three thousand effective men. We do no:, the French overran her dominions, and approached the patriotic troops of Sara .in reinforce- levies .".e•
-otrese-s'e-erryt are
greased saal.
r4e
,
however, believe, that any Ministers wile after the her capital. From thence. aided by the Hung*. ment, should be wanted to reed any fresh attack aneeeltiditione eetouneitit:i.t'leierevldl.o'Fise,l th'edteeker;t:.;/'ec
exparisoce of 17.9+, ieea. and lees. added to the runs, she returned, acrd expelled the invader,. ^ft time Part of the French. Further sccounts, con- ratter of %dyne of the Spiii,i.h Criteral., if se Al
awful. though snort, campaign of irei, at the Feescis preferred to meet his e-outinertur, sod
t denting the defeat of General 1414)1/"T' hadaimSpain, aim SPain ' they "6"1 have a chance t° be litsh3/1
° been received there,
also in that country.
Helder, terminated by a capitulation lint very mm- sign the peace of Presburg. The Editor of The Kerry Dispatch. a Paper elf.
Cot mAN's play of 77ie ilfriedos, was
Mies the of Fork Twirl and of Sora...ga, advise Hi. The Archduke Cueatre is unquestionably a conducted uniformly with ability and independence, formed a ...cell.) t;;ne on se...weer night, tc u ,
114.11:WCY to repeat the same experisisi..tit. great and heroic Prince: but his initialler is small, but with moderation, complains, that" while inof- crowded audie.iee, u:sl vent oti. wits inert:.
From .. the caminenremnt of the great so impaired t struggle and his health by disorders of the fensirelY walking the street, he was card off by a sueeme. 11,e sleep p ._ uOi..s le 1::, t I Ippily bit'.
which
is
new
Ta.,!aog
by
Spain,
in
onion,
with
„mot
Bette.,as
to
itam.
him
for
41.11. ionic
or
K. common
rosehrjrieaoonst.loann4, •:tearndbetinlige assailea with with true comic hallow, v. ;.;cll lc :rued el er i
. toksinpooetta criminaliei liorv...e assistance from 31.-.......y5. IA vi:RT :Intl her
Beene, to set limo te :Ire further ernerces ~f Bo- vete exertion ie the field. THUnt'T likewise puss- imptitoilitlions, was made aegr'iso
science. 'ieoortu,•e end mace &vie) both taste
4/44Paitt ; its nave modearmared to slew test it is serves great ability, decision. and rigour. It rimy, der a military escort through a crowd of; at host,
from the newel energies of the nation, cidiul by p lusweref, be doubted. whether be would accept ego- our thousoml people! He was Proclaimed through Mr. sal 11-a. C. IC rAtnTs. a,e ereeteel to I
that crowd, ei, it pitliliC diswrlKT of the peaee,ae a fe. form NI i e phyinol impediments which nurture has era- plevnieret. Ile knows Isis Master, and tbc Austrian : one i,...i:it at rl5 !.511..-• Ti:vutr.... In.' :•
FiliiisteronfdlAa'ioli.uteskoooyoitsroceanodmol‘esetlbcerolfetVhitet.,:riysi; they hear ...,„,,,, see y. :e. jj:,.„1., p s:„I Di :c
psgeul in the very of invasion, th it their deliver- ,Monarchy, He knows that a people, sr rtattached
.wore is aieser er be eepectcd. T.tece who fondly to their (overnment, ...outpaced of many diseor- subject and of the p ire. die tlefaer iirttrrtity ites t to' iii
'he Cu'ii-i!e °I 17.1 I' c'...'
':.";:. '.
33be:"
:
look beyoad these aids, are! who direct their view dam kin edemas and provinces compressed under the malice engendered by n PollUtruPli in .h;s l43Prami a Goys
l'
114
e'
!ne
.111"t'''
viii
Llc't!
Peen' night,S i ' •
• 5 I . • er, di to,xl.
1
to Germrey, ere) Iteeeia, for support, •appear to our head, fowl oo patriotism, and little loyalty, of the Stir instant, under the head of " Anairer'cry Chelteu.haee Lea 7...• *PI I:nown such a s
ouse'.
be very ill informed of dee actual conditiess of the lie knows that a capital festered and subjected to displt'ilya:/wOrinutoecieCotcorwS.;--We hatilltot tliat I this, ~,:l thy „„, I::
..:. „,..)„,,.,..., ,;, hike. el
teen csrutiacaeal prirere In ti" alisereo of any ian- a fi,rrign couqueror, plundered aid put ender mi. joints were teeere ttge. see ieenr ...e:',llFerept..„ad.n. -rhre- place boa.'"
'ir
'""":
tier; '1 I 1:
r . I ''el'' ' " • al."'
s
is the attrectiea ee uereeleeett eieee. ,'
portant intelligence from Ceche, renal Lelicie, or later;- violeupe. her no loteeer any character or us- offender, on the present nee:yea:l. it t. to be Pt
•►e" ParuP:k. lee. tint tee e ele.,- neer ee; t..! L. :-.
e. from 1.. 4414 it may not tee xi:tie:en sti ;to pour- ::a ar.: elevstMa. Tilmic r waled net eye advise a suited, will net escape Pontstitac,i• costes ripoiipit, tilei. d tl.c T'..a:oe.
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