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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, :806.

AT a late hour last night Mr. BASILIC°, the Mes-
s:mger, arrived in Town with Dispatches from Lord
LAUDERDALE. Nothing hastranspi red respe6ting the
nature of'those Dispatches, but as his arrival afford-
ed a proof that the Negotiation was not broken off,
the Funds experienced a trifling rise.

The Racehorse Brig arrived yesterday at Ports-
mouth, with Dispatches from Sir SIDNEY SMITH. An
Aid-de-Camp of General Sir JOHN STEWART also
came hoMe in the Racehorse : we may therefore
expect in the. Gazette of Saturday a detailed account
of the Proceedings of the British Troops in Cala-,
bria.

Dispatches were also received at the Admiralty
from Sir T. Tito uaaiDGL.

,WE received this morning Dutch Papers to the
30th, ult. It is positively stated, in accounts from
Paris of the 24th, that orders have been issued for
stopping the march of the reinforcements, which
were proceeding from the interior of France to the
Grand Army in Germany. It is also added, that the
Military Fetes will certainly take place the end of this
month, and some of the Regiments belonging to the
Grand Army have aEtually arrived in Paris.

- WE thii morning received a private Letter from
Bremen, which hilly confirms what we have
already stated respecting the military prepara-
tions throughout the .Prussian .Dominions. It
was strongly reported at Bremen, that Count
FlAtrowiTz had been detetied in -a
private cor-
respondence with the French Government, and had
been sent, a prisoner to Spandau. We do not at-
tach much credit to this report; but certainly, if his
Prussian Majesty is sincere in his intention of re-
sisting ' the encroachments, of the French, ,he
ought to remove from is Councils,a man ‘v,hose ad-
vice has reduced hi to his :present embarrassing
situation. , .
.

AT a late hour last night the Hamturgh Mail
due yesterday se'nuight reached town. We antici-
pated, in our Paper of Tuesday,' its most important

contents.

It is confidently stated that JEROME Bp7ArARTE
bas escaped the .vigilance of our Squadron, and ar-

rived in France.

There is strong reason to believe that Daniels has
been apprehended in the Isle el Man : a person who
fully answers the description given 6f him tendered
a Rants Note of 2001. there a few days ago, which.
vas one of those received by him for the sale of the
Onininio, and he was immediately detained upon
suspicion. Prol-,er persons left Loudon thiaAnorning
to ascertain his identity.

His Rov:11 H 4111105 the Dtme cif CA',:3IIIDM3 ar-
ylve 1 in town yesterday afternoon, from a. visit to
their MAJESTIES at Windsor.

General Sir Joint STEWART, who has displayed so
muc:: military skill and bravery in the memorable
action in Calabria, is the Officer whom SEBASTIAN!
impudently described as a good sort of man, but one
of moderate talents. This observation was made in
a private Letter, which, however, BON.,PARTE
thought proper vauntingly to publish. On this oc-
casion it is proper to notice, that General REoNtiza,
in his account of the French Campaign in Egypt,
.conchides with saying li(t had " proved that the suc-
cess of the English, in Egypt, was not owing to their
pwi, bravery, but to the miEcondud of the French
Genentl"—alluding to his enemy MENQU. general
STEWART-112S abu ticiant ly confirmed the high reputa-
tion which -the English acquired 'in. Egypt, and Itas
shes.vn that the English, when they meet their Gal-
lic foes, car., according to the old song, " beat them
again and again."

Capt.
.1-IANDFIISLD, that gallant and et4eyprising
Officer, ivll6 cut the Alcide , national tri,ate, out of
Mums Bay, is appointed to the command of the De-
, a beautiful new Ship.

Yesterday a Court of Dire&ors was held at the
India House, when the undermentßined Captains
were sworn into the command of their respeEtive
Shipi, viz. Captain Ross to the Carmarthen, and
Captain J. COLLINS, to the Travers, for '.Bombay
&red. The Ships 117o9djord and True Bilton were
taken. np tbr two additioAl voyages to India.—The
,Court adjourned at six (iclock'till.to-morrow.

Lord Howicx, after an ,attentive consideration of
the Reports of the Cimi:Aissioncrs for reviSitig- the
Civil Affairs of the Navy, has ordered them to be
carried into immediate execution ;
,and the salarie;
of the Officers and Clerks to- be in future fixed (in
lieu of all fees, grc.) at the 'sums recommended .in
these Reports.

By the late' Revolution in the System of the Ger-
manic Body, the EMPEROR of AUSa'RIA is the junior
of BONAPARTE in the .assuniption of that dignity.
This circumstance is severely humiliating, and must
bf, deeply mortifying to the tormer, who, however,
May console himself with the Very probable hope,
that the House of'Austria will'prescrve its rank and
cousequende u hen the mushroom race froth Corsica
Are sunk intc insignificance, anctare only knoWn in
the wonder, eimtempt, and detestation of History.