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r to sacrifice, at tile first raiment, Ms blood and his
life lot the support and glory of the national flag.
I shall not undertake to paint to yOu their satis-
faction in having at last seem the English near to
them. They had sought the opportunity so ardently
for so long a time Their impatience was at its
height, and they will** be happy until they shall
be led to the coast of England.'

SraAMANCII.A, AUG: B.—l avail myself .Of the
4.cparure of the courier to give you an accsunt'of
he 'no% ement. which ha's 'taken place inl.the.Ftench
army. The. head.quarters,• which were hitherto at
Ciudad:Rodrigo-, has moved back 15.leagueand is
now at SaLmancha. All the a.r,tiliery is
.or4o.ed
to Burrs, and a part of the troopS passes 'to
dolid,Zamora and Tore; In fine, it is'rep.orted
here, that the army is going to return to France.
Every appearance induces us. to believe it. The
hovitals- have been partly .suppressed. .Louts
BONA:P4ILTE sets out for France. It is said he is
going to liaiege for the benefit of the waters. This
is thelnost in/cresting intelligence up'to the: present
moment. : Should. any', change take place, I shall
write to you again. , . ,

LEGHORN, Auc. 7.--We have received today
the 'unfortunate intelligence of the, English having
taken a French Frigate And six transports, as `they
went out of Porto El colt. • . . • - ;

_ The .American Consul re4ident here has been 'di-
retied-by CATllcmer, the Consul of the United
'States at Tripoli, to_give all publicity to the fol._

- • " Consulate of the United ;Stater of Atteiriniat
Tunic,-3`4 25.
" The Be' of Tripoli haying declarecr, war
against the United States, Our:dovernMent ha 3 Sent.
a flotilla to prevent 'the Regency from injuring. Our
comnierce. In consequence- l-ve' 'are tOtinform the
Agents of all Powers at peace with us, that Tripoli
is now blockaded" by the said American .flotilla, and
that every-ship whatever, which shall attempt to
enter the -port, will be treated conformably to .the
Laws of Nations, applicable to"stiCh ctrses.
(Signed) "W. CATAN, Consial at Tunis."

FRANKfORT, AUG. 19. Thcy write from
Berlin,. than the Court 11,:s consented to the Grand
Duke oi Iti..canys receiving an Establi:,liment„ in
,Getin.,ny,; and that Prussia_ will agree to the.pro.
posed .Irdem-ity tier the cession to,Fiance of those
Provinces situated mi the'left Bank of the Rhine.—
confidel.:ly
.said, in consequence, that the
isi',opric of 'Munster, and a part of the Circle of
Fraw..,bnia, are to term a part. of the Prussian Domi.:
niuns. I: i ..: :;ven added, that a body of Troopsts already .coliefted for the purpose of occupying
iese near possessions. The Eledorate a Hanover
tili ::.:111.1115 iii ,he s::.ite 'state, but according' to
appearances, the PRINCE of ORANGE will be named
- lector instead of Its BRITANNIC. MAJESTY.—
Until this important change Shall have been effixted,
-the Prussian Army commanded by General KLE.IsT
will continue to occupy the Country. We learn
through the same channel, that the KING ofPRUS.
st A has ordered a new recruiting levy to be made,
in that p; rt :c'f Poland which is united o his States.,
1410!UNCE, AVG..7.—Cardinal GONsAS.vt con.
tinned his journey. to Rome on, the 4.1 h instant.—
Citizen C,:tcAvi.-r haS also:set out for that capital.
A ,C.orps or too° Infantry began their march- a
few days ago, fan:
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Though the offen.ive, preparations against Porto-
Ferrajo are not in, the 'ieliSf refixed, the Marquis'
Dt- •V E NIA? - Minister Plenipotentiary,: has,
thought proper-tO sc.nd Ciip'tain. OUT RAZZ I, in the
chatader of Deputy,- to notify to the Inhabitants of
that -place,-that Tuscany has been taken posses's'ion
of in the name of His Majesty, and to invite them,
inconsequence, to s.urtender 'itetv legitimate
Sovereign of Etruria. He protnises_ them..an
nesty, <ind that each of them shall be restored to their
respeftive,offices-an&employments. A :14'renc4i Staff
Officer accompanies his Deputy. He cailies, a
ter from General Mu R addressing asititilar
.vitation to them, and giving them the same asSur.
antes. They both to embark this 'day .at
horn, onboard a Flag'of Truce. We are -arpfionS_
xpeetation.of :the result of this neui.and.iinimitant
measure. •••

, .
The Government of Lucrahisient two Deiluties
to Parma to compliment 'our icing:" 'The- French•
A.noassador, MoREAV DE ST. ME a ILY; pfesitiled,
them to his Majesty, who gave them the inot,ati,k,
L,t,guished reception, and assured' them' of
,ille:con=
sideration and respe& he had for their Go'veilltiZnt

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GUILDHALL.--Wedncsday James Tossland; a
dray man,. in the service .of Messrs.' WhitlireadS;
brewers, was Charged before Sir Jontr:WlLttAM
ANDERSON, at Guitahall, with a:,sayltink•ankvio-
lentiy beating Jeremiah Brown. It aPpeared.that'
Brown was driving some pigs out of Smithfield
Market,._ which got under the Ptisoner's cart,Tin
Long-lane,. when -some dispute arising, the Prisoner
first - struck Brown With his fist, and aftertvards
whipped and bealt him with the but Lend of 'his
whip in a most tmuleteiful manner. Three Wit-
nesses, .who saw the Prisoner's brutal conduit,
confirmed Brown's lestiniony. The mistress with
whom Brown 'is servant,-. gave' hint a most ex-
ceilent- charat4er for honesty, sobriety,: and be:
ing of-a peaceable .disposition. The Prisoner, in.
his defence, ?Hedged that Brown struck-hint first,
and used very abusive language. To prove this,
he. 'Called two witnesses, .who, it appeared,- were
fellow.dr3yrnen, and who 'stated that Brown had
condnEted. hiinsclf as the Prisoner aescribed-.—The
Magistrate reprobated-in - strong terms the, Pri.
stogies cbriduff, and-Ob,erved; that- 4ayinen.. were
in general a set of 'brutal and inhurnaii:telloWS, of
wh'dli he had.seen many proofi. iie.ordered.tim to
make a SatiSfadion to'BroWn for:the 'assault: After.
they had retired far
.that purpo-se, 'One 'of. Mr. Whir_
bread's .lerks, •of the .naine - of Minton,- told ..the.
Mtg istratey 'that it was the intention of the firth
to litotetq this than, 1110.-ught Br,lown,-had
behaied.:,as ill :as the prisoner could have d6ne-.
'Dv ?Anis triqe.
.ol;seiving, that IV,' in ton 'Was'