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London, England, 1807-07-23 00:00:00

fOggIGIV iNVELLIGENCE.

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ItAGUE ROYAL EXT4cAORDINARY GAZETTE.

SATVHDAY EVE ZING,
.JULY 18.

"A Courier arrired"this day from Berlin, with the
very important intelligence, that. Peace was signed
at Tilsit on the Bth instant, between the Emperor of
the FRENCH, and the Emperor of RusstA ; the
Prince of BENEVIINTO, Minister for Foreign Rela-
tions, signed on the part of the former; and the Princes
KUKAK 61 and LAnoNow, Da Ros'xitow, on behalf
of the latter, being fully authorised by their respee•
tire Sovereigns.
" The liatifications were exchanged on thefollow-
ing day.
Peace wilh Prussia was likewise to be s:ped
an the 9th J uly.
" This important intelligence received by the
Minister for Foreign Attiirs, by. two different ways,
will be immediately forwarded to HtdMAJEsTy in the
name of all his Ministers ; and will be communicated
to the public to-morrow, by the hoisting of colours
and firing of guns."

TURKISH FRONTIETIS, JUNK 17...--What we ex-
pelted has taken place; the Servians are defeated on
the Drina by the Paella ofßosnia,,- with 12,000 in-
fantry and 4000 caviii, v. He attacked the Servians
in their camp on the 'banks of that river ; he has ,
taken above snot) prisoners their cannon, amain—
&c. ail have fallen into the hands of the
Maks. The Pacha had written to the French Ge,
neral MAamotcr; to send him cannon, but obtaining
this booty from,the•Servians, lie afterwards sent him
word he had no occasion for.artillery, &c. A num-
ber of Fretich artillerymen, arrived-at Trawnick; are -
exceedingly well treated. The Turkish troops con-
tinue, their march Mtn the heart of Servia.
The Russians near Ismail have also been defeatecl,
where. they lost 33 pieces of cannon; 5 standards, and
I t gun-boats. •
A corps of 1800 Russians, al a fortified post not
far from Ismail, have also been forced to capitulate.
The Fortress of ACkerman has been evacuated by
,the RusSians;; and an attempt made by the latter tv
surprise the island of Candia has failed ; they had
2000 killed, Wcituftled, and prisimers,. and five ves-
sels with ammunition were lost,
RAGusA, Jusa 18.—On the Ist instant the
French General LAUNAy, and the Turkish Com-
mandant VAN' MOUSTER, having learned that 600
Russians and 2000 Montenegrins had appeared near
Trebigni, to plunder the villages, began their march
to meet them. "Coming up with the enemy, the
Montenegrins, after receiving' the first tire, set up a
dreadful yell and fled. The Russians then mak-
ing their appearance, stood the attack of the
Turks with great courage and firmness ; but
two. hUndied French Voltigeurs making their up-
pearance, they retired through a small plain, where,
being pursued by the Turks, more than 400 Mon-
tenegrius and 3!,.t.5 11,1,,i:ins were sabred. The
French saved (SO Russians, who were in the hands of
the Turks, by paying thew a sequin per head. The
day after 40 Russians and boo Montenegrins at-
tempted to.delend the pass of Geabowd, but were
defeated. The Turks under Gen. LtONAY have
made: a considerable booty.

EiGIiTY-FIFTII BULL4TIN OP THE GRAND
ARMY.

JUNE 24.---To-morrow the two Ed-
nd Russia are to have an inter-
view.Perrs 9L 11.rajg
this purpose, a
uiose, a pai/ilion has been erected
in the middle of the Niemen, to which the two
1111otiarchS will repair from each of its banks.
Few sights Will be more interesting. , The-tWo
sides of the river will be lined by the two Armies,
;While their Chiefs conferpn the Means of re-esta-
blishing order, and giving .repoie. to. the eListing
generation. The Grand Marslial of the Pakiee,
lan roc, went yesterday, at three in the afternoon,
to comPliment the Emperor At.i:XANl4.it.,
Marshal Count 15.ALKREU:vit presentee!
this day to the ENI,rOn, he remained. an hour in
his I\l3jesty's Cabinet.
" The corps of Marshal I.oNcs was reviewed
this morning by the EmPimon. He nude several
proMotioOs, gave rewards to those who distinguished
themselveS by their bravery, and expressed his Na-
tisfaaion tOthe Saxon Cuirassiers."'

BULLETIN OF Tut GRAND
ARMY. _ .

" TILSIT, JUNE 25.---This day, at one o'clock,
the Emperor, accompanied by the Grand. Dpke of
BERG, the Prinoe or • NEVI,OIIATEL, Marshal. BES-
-811:1tr,5„ the Grand 'Marshal of •.the: Palace.Dottoc,
and `the Grand Equerry CAuLAL rcolJitT, embarked;
on the banks of the Niemen, in a boat prepared for
the purpose. They proCeeded to the middle of the
river, where General LARIBOISSIERR, commanding
the artillery of the guard, had caused a raft to be
placed, and a pavilion eretled upon it. Close by it
was. another raft .and pavilion for Their *Majesties'
suite. At the same moment the Emperor ALEX.
A NoLa set out from Ore right bank, accompanied by
the Grand Duke C..6NSTANTINE, General stlerm
SRN, General OtrwAttoyre, Prince LABANOFF, and his
principal Aide-de-Camp, Count Licverc
1"lhe two Boats arrived at the same instant; and
the two Emperors embraced each other as soon as
they set foot on the raft. They entered together the
saloon Which was prepared for them, and remained
there .during two hours. The conference having
been concluded, the, persons composing the suite of
the two Empei'ors were ittfrodueed. The Emperor
ri4EX4NDILE paid the Handsomest compliments to the
Ott:kers who accompanii:d. the Emperor, Whi), oa
his part, Lod a long conversation With the Grand
Duke CONSTANTIN% and General iIENNICi.:UN. '

,
" rho conference 'having terminated, the two
Emperors embarked each in his boat. It is sop.
pod that, the:conference has -had the happiest ro;.
44. ShOrtly after, Prince- LABANDiM went to the
French head-quarters. Au agreement has taken
place, that one hail of the town of -Tilsit is to be
endered.neutral. The apartments- appoiated there

for,tlke
reSidence of thd gruper6r of RUSii3.and 1-t;
Court' have been fixed upon. The imperial Itusiatl,
ward 011 pas.s the river, and be,.quutered iti that
part •61thecity 'destined to that purpose
" The vast number of persons belonging tr) each
arnif, who flOcked to both banks of the ri..r 0:4
view this scene, rendered it the .more interetint,
a 5 the speaattnt were brave .neti; whO cawtl,
the extremities of the World."

JUNE O.—This day, at half past twelvt),
his Majesty-. repaired to the paydion On the Niemen:
The Emperor of RiAsSia and the King of Prussia
at-
rired there at the same time. These three Sovereii;ti4
remained during half an hour in the saloon of tLe
_ •
half past fire, the Emperor At.tx.Artnna
tO the left bank. The Emperor NAPOLEON reCeired.
him as he diemharked. They both Mounted
horses, and iode along the prineipal- street of tite
town, where the French Imperial Guards, both tors.e
and foot, .v-Ltr stationed, and aNltted at the Palat•i:t
attic: Emperor NApor.tor4. '.'he Emperor Acax-
gNoca dined there with the Emperor, the Graud.
Duke CoNsTAN-rtsg, and the Gratid Duke of I.lt.ny;.
Pants, JULY 7.—M. DE MONTESQUIEX4. one of
the Officers in Waiting-upon His Majesty the Lw
peror and King, is arrived, on the part of
Majesty, to communicace, to Her Aiajosty,
Empress Queen, the •details respeding the
view of the two Emperors.
Jut B.—M. JO5-EPII. DE MONACO, one of
.th •
Otl;cerS in Waiting upon 'his Majesty, is arti',..!
with the details of the second and third contCrcnt
between the two Emperors.
•" Thu!. Itionitel.fr, of this date, contains a long
count of the cereamies ()Waved upon deponiti:
the body of his Imperial Highness NAPOL6iA'
CItARLES, Prince Royal of Holland, in oa of fte
Chapels of the Cathedral of raris, until till
'Church of St. Dennis shall be repaired, and it tn.:y
he said almost rebuilt,' to reccire

TILSiT, JUNE 27.7—The General of Di t
tic; commanding the It thi 1 Divisio'n at the tdi
Colburgh, who was wounded by a shut
at the attack of Fort.Wolfsberg; on the I
of his wounds.. lie was an Utlicer equally
guished by his military talents and his bravery.
Annexed is the journal of 11e sicge Nei s 4
- The City of Cosel has:capitulated. The capitula-
.
lion is annexed. . .
On-the. 2-1 b of June, at two o'clock in the morn-
ing, his Imperial Lliglinw,4 Prince JEIZO:`,Ik: or;iered
the entrenched camp of the Prussi,-,h4 under the t,:l'.;
tifications of Glatz to be attacked and carried.

Gen.VANDAMME, at the: head of t lla %V ortemburgh
division of French Horse Chasse:Ars, began the attack
on the left bank of the Neiss, while Gen..L.Evti a V ttE,
with .the Bavarians, attacked it front the vight
In the course of half an hour, all the redoubts
were carried at the pOint of the bayonet, and the
enerny retired in disorder, leaving in his camp 120!)
killed and wounded, exclusive of SUO prisoneri,
aria t Q,picces of cannon. The Bavarians and Nitur
temburghers behaved extremely well. The attacks
were 'concluded by Generals VANDANIME and IA
FEBVRE with great a6llity. . . _

JUNE 18.--7YOsterbi, at three o'clock, the Em-
peror made a visit to the Emperor ALEICANDELL'
'Mese two Princes remained together until ;fix
o'clock, when they mounted their 'tonics, and went
to see the manceuvres of the imperial Guard. !rile
Emperor Ar.ExANDBR shtwed that he wns perfectly
acquainted with all our tuationwres, and that he was.
well inforined in all the details of Military
At eight o'clock. the two Sovereigns Monied to
the palace of the Emperor NAPOL49N, where they
dined together, as on the preceding day, with
Grand lAktt CotstsTarriNE, and the Orand Du
OttG.

After dinner the Emperor NAPOLEON presented
their Excellencies the Minister for Foreign Atnirs
and the Secretary of Stitte, to the Emperor Ar.rn-
ANDER, who also presented, on his part, M. 1)::
BUDEERG; the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and
Prince Kuu'Ax.m.

The two Sovereigns afterwards repaired to the ca..
binet.of, the Emperor NAPOLEON, Where they
maimed until eleven o'clock at night.
This day, the 20th, at noon, the King of Prussia
1): the Niemen, and took up his residence at Til-
in the Palace p;cpared fur him. He was received
on ht's landing by Marshal BESSI EELS. Shortly alter
the Grand Doke 'of. &Ito made,him a visit.
At one o'clock the Emperor ALEXANDER visite4
the Emperor NApoi.b.ON. who cattle to the gate of
his Palace to receive .him. •

At. two o'clock the King of Prussia tame to the
Emperor NA.pot,rott, who wen.t to receive him Co the
bottom of the staircase leading to his apartment.
At four o'clock, the Eiriperor NAPOLEON Went'lo
visit the Emperor ALEVO/DER.' They mounted theit
horses at five o'clock, and went to the ground where
the Corps of 'Marshal DAvonsr was to manceuvrc.l

TILiIT, JULY Majesty the King of Pttw-
SIA has this day presented Prince Hes Y of PausstA
to the Emperor NAPOLEON. - Her Majesty- thc
Qt.tEaw is about two leagues from this place, but
is nut certain ;whether we shall see her !tort .

' CEROM THE COURT GAZETTE.]
VIENNA, JULY The-latter end of My Arai
prod...olVe of important events to the Turkish Em-
pire; Even in March and April, the spirit of ins:ir-
rea ion had she‘.vn itsclfamatong thOanizaries belong_
ing to the garrison of the, Dardanelles, and in the
camp oithe GRAND VIZIER. 111 the afternoon (4
the t sth of May., the garrisons .of the, Castles- of the
Dardanelles were in a state of tumult, on account .gat
the Eurripean. uniform, the new taffies, 'HA at
AGA, the Commandant of -MadschiabUrna, on the
Asiatic shore, was murdered. INpscui BEY, COtii..
Irtandaut of the entrance of the Mack Sea, on' y
escaped the same fate. by flight. Tile Bats
FENDI happening Co come to Maned that port just ':at
the same time, the military iintn'aliately rose upon '
him as roe of the introdUcers of the Nizatu oe:tett!.
He endeavoured to save himself in a barit -by pas,iiig
over to linjukdere, but a hundred' pistol shoo lad
him and his attendants. dead. It sums that the
rage el the Jani,,saricfi bad been einbittered against .4
him" by the recollection at a prethiSe he mado
*raise their pay,, upon coati: ian they would adopt the
new discipline, and which promise he never.per-
formed,

,'" Another circumstance increased tile.spirit of op-
pbsition.; the SULTAN iliktgiVell tbit
oarte Were no lopter to attend birtl, as usuals497o.o

,
lltlos lac ilqt that this duty was .6 eavo....e opon*the
troops di,.oiplinedafter the European manner: Thou.
sands of.Ltni.;ories were now Marching to Constanti-
nople, wid irrived in the suburb of Pera on the even-
ing of the 28 th. They swore to each other to conduEt
the. Resolution with the best order; Any person who
should, in the least, injure either European or-Frank,
Was. to suffer death. One indi,idual Janissary only
rnet with this fate, for taking bread from a Greek (a
baker) without paying far it. Behind theJanisSaries'
barracks, on the well known place called the Eimel-
dan, the Janissaries planted 'their colriurs, and took
with them their camp-kettles, an infallible signal of
insitere6tion. For' a't irrie, the SULTAN thought of de-,
fendine; himself: and troops, powder, and cannon,
wete brought to -the Seraglio. Soon after, ihe
Multi, the S,droen Blschi, the Maimiakin, and the
two Itia4easkers of Rornelia and Natolia,.joined the
'Janissaries. A Council was held in form, and it
was proposed, as a prelirrfnery, to request the
GRANti SCiGN'ot to abolish the new. discipline,
by a few.‘a frdm tile Mufti. The-GRANT) SEIG-
NOR, ha Areer, thought he should tk able to put a
stop to the inSurreaion, before. the step coull be
taken, in
,eon,,equence of his sending the heads of
MAIIMUD (the ci-devant Reis-Effendi), TERSAKA,
,ENTIN, FUGAL IBRAHIM, and the KIMA.
MEH-
t•llfisett ErveNtir, to the. Bimeldan. This measure
tailed completely ; the Jaunissniles were more en-
raged tklit ever; they did net retytim the head of
th,-; nniversati,e-esteerned MarrAvo Evvr.spi, but
that of the lite:l-EFFENDI,. then in the Camp of
the .G tztEd. •

" • The Janissaries continued to search every
place tbr those Ministers who had promoted the
adoption of the European dkciplitte, and publicly
avow .d Ott:int.:chi-3 as its patrons; namely, FRAN-
SITH AUIM, JUsttJF AGA; HADSCIII IBRAHIM,
and AeilmE'r, Ciptains of the GRAND SEIGNIOR'S
Gniffd, ITAsSAN AAA, ACUMET &FEND I, and others,
twelve in Dumber, who were 'all taken, dragged to
the Eimeldan, and • there cut in pieces. • At this
jimaure the GRAND SEIGNIOR sent a Hatti Scheriff,
a later written in his own hand, in which he for
ever the Nizam Geded, and pronounced
an execration Ripon it. 818 the fistti Scheritf was
not accepted ; the deposition 'of tile GRAND SEIG-
NUR was reiolvcd upon: The whole force of the
Janissaries now proceeded to the -Seraglio. The
Mufti and the Ullemas alone entered the Thram,
uhile the rest of the Ministers, the Agas,' the Ja-
IlisSat it s, BnCI: the people, surrounded the palace.
MHSTAPHA IV. bOrn the 7th of September,
1719, the eldest son Of the Sultan ABDUL HAmen,
v,,a4 olevated to the Turkish throne. And according
to anei,:nt Cuslonl, SELIM, tint' former Emperor,
threw himself at the tea of MUSTAPHA, kissed the
border of his garment, and immediately repaired to
that department in the Seraglio occupied by 'the
Rinces of the Ottoman blood who no longer reign.
The soleant invitation to MosTAPHA, to ascend the
throne, was made on the 29th of May, about one
k in the day, and on the- 3d of June the ce-
remony of invcsjin,.4him with the Sabre of the Pro-
phet took Place. MUSTAPHA hasrsinCe SheWII him-
self in public ; on the same day he rode, accompa-
Died by ati his l‘linis!ersand Generals, to the Grand
Mosrpte,' or the nric'ent church of St. Sophia, there
to periorm hit; first devOtiens.

Tho reports of the Grand Vi'zier's passing over
to the lett of the Danube, were -premature ;
, only a small Turkish party advanced from Toraik
toyvards Buses, but I,bey returned again in a very
khurt time.

Prince YPsfLANTI has - invited the Citizens and
the Boyari, << Liu had left that city, to return, having
promised them an amnesty anti protection. .

ViENNA, Ju 4.—His, Imperial Highness the -
Attllduke Josoqt died in the night between the•
V9th and 30til 'ult. to the great grief of his Majesty,•
the Enip,ror, and the imperial Court.
Ilia Itn~ics-
iia) rltiLlpf.'zii was born on the •9th of April, 1779. •
A defect' the coMormation of the viscera is sup-
posed.
t.c) have hastended leis dece;:se.
Recminng Sertice has recommenced in this:
The Earl of PENIBROKt, litrnordinary Envoy,
from the Court of St. James's, arrived 'here on the!
2d. Mr. AnAllt is preparing to return
Arcorditlg to report, three pleasure. camp..are
be formed, i,lin4i,fLAy antis the getting in of the:
harvegt, Twelve Re, invents are to be sent to join,
lho'Neutrol Cordon in ' • -

NV A ItS A W., L•f 7.--According to the JOurno/ of
this the Atti,,i;th Emj),:ror se:11 all Officer of his
Staff to Ole'Ettiperor NArAt.r.oN to c xpresti'his: wish,
to b:co,lw ;Icy with bin), °pet) ati im4
tnAti..fle tiv,ociati'.;:t With peri,oh, -;

rut,; ~no, the Presi
deist. or the z.,,nihedrirn at is. here, on'
Ins way tn.tite El-opt:l'or NArSJLE.)N.i head-cittatterSt
Tue Sanliedrini, it is sitid, is shortly to meot again.
It is believed that the Eiripvior'N'aroLt.oct,will
lake it upon hiinsell to bring about a rec,onciliation
bet w.een the Emperor of Russia and the Porte.
MatismA, MAY 31.—There are scarcely-140d
Engiiih in Sicily, and the Sicilian troops remaining
'to King FitRDINANI.I do not exceed 4000. Thl
PrititV of FIESsU PIIII,IPSTHAL has lost every thing"
viz, a rich
,military clieht, intended to liay and orga-
nize a‘. new in.sorrehtion.

Fan Nitro rtT, JULY 7.--The day before yesterday
bOO Frehet)`troops left this place,, in order to proceed
to 1311ntiati. Today 6000 French and Italian troops
arrived bete, on their : way 'to the. French Grand
Army:

13ANIcti 61, Er.tve, JULY 13.•—ArrI011g the per-
sens.ht distinction wit() are arrived at eppetlhagen
frotfi Memel art the .14ussian Ministera at State
Gener.il ZAsTuovrand Voss, the Privy CouncilT
.1614 BILGUBL.fIi ttl)(1 WUS'ITHAL. &c.

They
,write from Silesia, that furs ,tie weeks past
ti at country nas been treated .A ii 1, fhe greatest leni-
ty, aid not at all like a conquered country.

MAILS.
Al(ittv WateTiOrd, bur-- 2 (;(atenbu4b, t Libosl,
Dublin, r W4tclivr.t.

PRILIF."OF
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TIIURSDAY, JULY 23, 1807. •

received'yesterday afternoon 'Paris and Dutch
Pcrs, the former "to the sth; and the latter to
the Hambur'h Papers to the 15th also ar-
rived. They confirm, the important intelligence
which reached, u:; a few days ago,- of the conchision
of a Peace between Russia, Prussia,. and France. 7—
The Treaty between Russia and France was signed on
the sth in..t. ,ind that between France and Prussia On
'the 91.11.--ThL..e Papers do not, however, give us the
slightest information respe6ting the Terms of theSe
Treaties, nor does it :wear whether they are final, or
nierely nary. A very' minute account is given
of the bterVieWs between the Emperor of Russia,
the King of Paussia, and BONAPA EZTP.. 'Wheti4he
Emperor AIAXAN DER -Went CO visit the French
.Chief, the latter went to the gate of his palace to re-
ceive him. When the King of PRUSS LA yisited
bird, he only advanced as far as the that of the stair-
case for that purpose.
The Moniteirr of the 30th contains an Ordwznance
of the Bishop of Cluntraa to the inhabitants of his
DioCese, On the subject of the conscription of 1808,
and ordering the Priests to pray to Gtid to put an
end to the persecution which the Catholic Church
sutlers in Ireland ! We do not think it necessary
to lay this extraordinary produCtion before our
Readers, the' obvious intention of which is to ex-
cite diicontents, among the Catholics of Ireland. We
do not, however, decline publishing' it from any
apprehension that we should assist the views of the
French Government by giving it circulation : We
have too high an opinio6 both of the loyalty, and.
good sense'of our Catholic FellOw-subjeCts to sup-
pose, for a rooriierit that they could be imposed upon
by such absurd cant.

Lord CASYLEREACW yeAerday brought forward
his Plan in the I-louse of Cotnmons for augmenting
the Regular Army. This Plan appears to us simple
and efficacious, perlealy calculated to produce the
effeCt desired, and to produce it in the shortest pos-
sible time ; an objeet of the utmost importance at
the present momentous crisis.

It was the opinion of ,that great Statesman, Mr.
Pm, %% hose loss we shall - for ever deplore, that to
keep lip an adequate defensive force, particularly in
awful and perilous times, some►degree of cornpulsien

is absolutely necessary. The Regular Army, ac 7
cording to the Noble Lord's Systetn, -is to be,
strengthened bp voluntary drafts frtnn the
and the Vacancies left in the latter service are
to he supplied 'by ballot. There is therefore
that degree of • convulsion which the cieca4.loll.
'demo ads, but it 'is the lightest species that can
be 'devised. The Plan is, however, so satisfac-
torily detailed in our 'Report of the Debate, that
we need not at present enter into a more parti-
cular,discu,sion of its merits.

Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, THEIR :Mu's':
TiEl and the PtuNCI:3SES arrived in town in their.
travelling , from Windsor, at the Queen's
Palace. The, ItoyA DlittEs of Kt:NT and Cm!.
ti MCA soon alter paid their respeas-to THEIR ;11A-
JESTI17.S.

TllO PEINCESi MARY Went in the DUKE
inttDGE'S carriage to St. James's Palace, and !Timm-
ed Lady CHAILLOtrE FINCH with a visit.

!Mier the ROYAL FAMILY had partaken ofsome
rch.eihownt, ArIAJF.STY, the Nit,:ct4sr.s.;.and
the I)ukL! of CVIISUIDGC, Sct. °trip their travelling
carriages for Blackheath, to dine with the DuCliess
Of BRUN3WICK ;1!)(1 PritlCT,ii Of WALI,,g.
'Abollt siX (3'(:10i1 11440ItiTy anti the Pattl-
cessr:s left Blariklicath,forWituisor,- They tirsellecl
by 'Peckham, Camberwell, Clapham, itichmencl,
'rv•sieltenham,

At two o'clock His I\llAntsry hold ri private,
Levee at the o.lleen's Palace, wpich WAQ. :qt.:oriel,' by
The Lord Privy Seal, the Lord Chaotelioc, the hint
of the Trea:ittr) • the. Secretaries of State for. the nom, and'
foreign Departmepri, the first Lord of the Adrniralry,-the
lodge Of the ally,h Court of Atliniralty, the Lout Chamber,.
-lain, the l)tike of :tinitirute. the Mett(Vls of lierttord. the
1:arl of Lomdalc, Lords Heatlitichl iota C. Spent.er, Sir S.
Cotterel and, Cier.eral Hateoutt.

. The following had the bennur of being presented
to tits MAJL,TY : •

The Martinis of Ilertford aid the Earl of tonsdale, upon
their being eleitetl KiiiAhts of the Noble Order of the Carter.
Mr, Benjamin Batlinrst,,upon his return from Sweden.

Sir WILLI.‘M SCOTT, the Judge Of the High Court
of Admiralty, wade his reliort In His MA.11:51"&" of
the Prisoners convicted at the late Admiralty SeS-
sions.

EIIs 111A,ra3Tv ,J:el‘i a Privy Connell, and gave pri-
vate audienct:s to the Duke Of PottTLAND, Lords
liefklur; :4111.1 I\4. CANNING.
A halt pist live oJock his MAJESTY set offal his
return to -NV inckor.

Ye,ter.!ay a Con; t of Dre(tors was held at the
Eat ludic fiunse, when Captain HENRY LEIGH
was sworn into the emtunatid of the Georgia 9
Packet. . The Court adjourned at six o'clock till
Wednes4ay next.

A tire hi.oke out yesterday afternoon, at Forton
Prison, ut..dr Gosport, which threatened ranch de-
har‘t ,ts soon got under, with Out any in:l-
-terial injury neing s,43tained, by the protupi ;10.1
exertion of the Volunteers Military of the
neighbourhood.