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where they landed. The butler, en* &rang, and
taro or three Limos, being permitted to go to a
Ilwbf of water, to wash themselves, found arms
of making their e.cape into the jungles, where they
[
continued wandering for some days, until et length
4rer saw a Malay prow, which took them on board,
and carried them to another island, the Chief ut
which sent them to Penang.
We have not heard how the Armenian made .his
escape. It is supposed that they murdered the wo-
man, And also the other four associates ; and we are
led to believe, that the waneises, who so luitunatc-
ly and providentially made their escape, would hare
shared the same fate. A passenger, of the name of
Palmer. is said to have been also killed on hoard the
ship.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POSTIMORTH,JuLv 17.
Nothing arrived or sailed this day. Wind
W.S.W.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 1.5.
The new telegraph from above the higher bar-
rier of Dock, to the Admiralty, and which, by a
line of similar telegraphs, communicates with the
Admiralty, has been frequently worked to see its
effeit 13y this is learned, that a very short message
can be conveyed from the telegraph at Dock higher
harrier, to the Admiralty, and back again to the
Port Admiral here, in 10 or 12 minutes ; and a
longer message, which requires more working, can
be conveyed in a similar direelion, and back to this
port, is from 25 to 30 minutes. An instance of
celerity scarcely paralleled, which will be a wear
saving to Government in the expence of single ex-
presses in future.
Sailed for Spithead, to refit, by telegraph, the
Unicora, of 36, Capt. Handyman.
JULY 16.
Came in the Brisk sloop of war, from Ireland;
Harlegolo armed ship, from a cruise; Fortuna (a
Dane), Fasman, from Gallipoli, for Hull, detained
by the H.ro privateer; and the Hosofrenn (a Mori,
from Mogadore, for Amsterdam, detained by the
Atalanta frigate.—Wind W.S.W.
DEAL, JULY 17.
Arrived the Valorous pram, from a cruise.
Came down from the River, the Lord Collin rood
transport, with part of the MI Regiment on hoard,
bound to Portsmouth ; and remain in the Downs
with the ships as per last.—Wind S.W.
RAMSOATII, Jove 17.
Sunday evening, about nine o'clock, a French
privateer, of 14 guns and 60 men, within eight
miles of the North Foreland, attacked the Mauro.
Of Sunderland, commanded by Capt. William Hall,
which she bravely beat off, though she had only
tour guns and eight men ; she then pursued and
captured a brig, called the Afelcombe, of Weymouth,
which being perceived on shore, the Ccosides; of klgio
Fatter, want out of Ramsgate harbour in pursuit at
her, and re-captured the brig. She had on board
five of the Frenchmen, who are now ia the guard-
house, at Ramsgate.

ELECTORATE OF Ii'URZRURC.
•CCOUNT Of Tilt FIESENT STATE Of TUE ai.acto-
E•Ta OF DUIZEURO, IN • LITTER IRO*
JIURN-
ataI, DATED JUNE 3, 1806.
I am Pe re easily to comply with your
request,":llolslon with particulars relative to
the Eleagelahot Wereburgh, as I have little snore
to do dile 11111Figt the statements in the public

papers.
The ~g. 0, •
Th minoml accession of the Archduke Ferdi-
nand to the government, excited considerable interest
in the south of Germany. The arrival, and the 3;th
birtb-day of that sovereign, was unanimously cele-
brated by the natives, in a splendid manner. This
enthusiasm principally originated from their attach-
ment to the house of Austria, founded, among other
things. on the deliverance of Franconia, in 173 ti, by
the Archduke Charles. The independence, and the
aledoral dignity, conferred on this new state, formed
also a pleashig contrast with its former provinciality,
and the administration of the Bavarian triennial
tenancy.
These onsolicited solemnities made such a pro-
found insponsion on the Eledor, that he immediately
forgot his domestic griefs, and the mortification of
his almost unparalleled espattiatiosi ; his Royal
Flightiest has hitherto exhibited himself but seldom
to the curious publii. and he leads a very simpie
life with hiss throe children ; music and architedure
are Nis Itertion's. The climate of Wurxhurg is
mush more esofial to him than that of Salxhnrg,
and In liter tielanntital palace of the former city
as ell as that of Florence. The attendants on the
EWAN' orb principally Italians. The Marquis Mae-
fre Aluelup at Sal:burgh as a private individual;
the oust Mee Rospigliosi still delays his retorts
to Itaiiiil, free personal attachment to the Prince.
The odtontiall Of the eledoral Prince is entrusted to
Count d'Alowill. Only two Germans in taisciat situ-
stloiMetionts gralkenstein and Ilahlebritt, removed
with him from Sal:burgh.
The diffeences with the Bavarian Court, rebate,
to the 000. compliance with the treaty of Presburg.
as to the cession ef the principality, still CINRIIIIII.
Inland at the {l.OBl IMP of 1803. the citadel was en.
linty stripped, and the ingeo.ley of the palace *as
found ezesediagly defective. No indentnificatioo
has yet bons wade foe the ecclesiastical property that
was sold, to toes amount of several millions of gul-
den: and the disnids belonging to the Imperial
sights. together with the Dative troops Of Woa L.
berg. aft Still retained by Bavaria. The Chamber-
Isis. Von Fran%envein, who was sent to Muoich to
wegoc..te us these soiled% has recently roomed to
WS:abuts.
lo caladium, of the pensions to be paid to the
&shop mid ethos ace lesiositth by the new Gower*-
, meat. use reeewom of the Eke,* cannot soma to
more than two twills of goddess.
- All the rasololows hay, only been wide peter*
air stresewee and only ilk Mao oitedfol of the sleds
'beer* to Wlleobewit have Urea spatted. It n
Mown* wastef of satire. dust not one single
Weep an sse bias yet bees ac.:tedned to the
Fireweed I nod. M. lir Lesay. who west tit ratio.
L' mil wit nitro. Thu *petal 141.1,11 is net "-
ma 44 ed, as if h.. hitlernto Urea, t 1 the Austrian Aro-
' *.a.,ailhte at Para but tttr fiery Counsellor. Vat
Worahing. a who ee !that iiiiipp tosiiins ha lilt
ail) us Miaow Yltrtep 141 soy.