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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1809.

The following letter.was received from Liver-.
pool this morning, dated the 14th inst.
" The Mercury, Capt. SINCLAIR, from Martinique
and St. Thomas's arrived here this day ; sailed from
St. Thomas's the 31st of July, with.the:fictet consist-
ing of 41 sail, under convoy of the Cagifin. nun of
•,y 3F, and a, brig of war, On the 27th of, August, at

half past one A. M. come op a violent storm, or ra-
ther hurricane,' which. continued one hour and a half.
The Merczry, during part of the time, was on her
beam ends, and was obliged to throw some of ' her
guns over board to right her.
" At 6 A. M. saw five sail, four of which were
dismasted. At: noon, saw seyeral trunks, water-
casks, spars, and masts floating about. On the 28th,
at 6 spoke the ship Hero, one of the fleet, bound
to London, main and mizen mast gone. Joined the
Commodore, who had a sloop of war in company,
which proved to be his Majesty's ship Favourite,
.convoying the homeward-bound Jamaica' fleet; she
had carried away het fore and main-top masts.
"At to, spoke the ship Ilfartha, BRUCE, with
only her mizen-mast standing. At noon, spoke the
• ship Harriet, from Jamaica to London, with only
her main-mast standing. On the 29th, counted 44
sail of both fleets,' only eighteen of which were in
want of lower-mast and top-masts. The Commo-
dore paid every attention in colle&ing .:the ships,
and supplying them with spars and people from the
Captain man of war, in order to rig them with jury-
. masts. Nothing can be said too favourable of the
Commodore.

On the 30th, at noon; went on board the Cap-
tain,-to get permission to leave the conydy ; she had
the Henry, JACKSON, froth Martinique to London,
in tow, she'being in a sinking state, having lost-her
main and mizeri masts. People from the Captain
were on board repairing the damage: Got liberty
to leave—then only four sail in sight of both fleets.
‘‘ When lea.ving the . fleet, spoke the following
vessels :—.Askew, litoyti, with loss of main-top.
masts; 4melia, CRAIG, with the loss of main-top-
mast, and three feet 'water in her hold ; 'the Jane,
M‘GREG6R, all well; and the Rosetta, JONES."

We last night received German Papers to the 6th
They give us no information with respeet to
the progress of the Negotiation between France and
Austria. The brave Tyroliens had succeeded in de-
feating the Duke of Daritzic (LEFEBVRE), whose
corps sustained 'considerable loss, and they not only
continued to mair,tain their ground, but to inspire
their enernie; in the surrounding neightiourhood with
the greatest terror and alarm. We have given in
another part of our Pa er several interesting articles
of intelligence, recording the achievements of this
brave and loyal people.

Since writing the above we have received Ham-
btirgh Papers to the 7th inst. Paris to the 28th ult.
.13:!rlin to the Soth ult. Frankfort, Prague and Man-
hcitu to the Ist inst. from which we have made the

following extraas:—
VIENNA, AUG. 18.—M. DE replaces M.
Dg \VRERA in the Austrian Ministry, and di'elatter
replaces Count STADIAN.

The greater part of the Austrian army proCeeds to
Hungary. (Manheirp. Gazette.) . .
PR AGUE, Auc. 10.—The Archduke FERDINAND,
after having been forced to evacuate Gallicia,-has en-
it-',.ed Bohemia with about 12,000 men.

FRANKFORT, AUG. 28.—1 t is reported that the
•
Peace ~vai signed on the 24th.
COMORN, AUG. 16.—The Emperor FRANCIS has
ai4iinted Count METTERNICH Firs!' Minister of State.
He has, also appointed Field-Marshals HILLER and
. _
SI:E.:OCHER Marshals. KIENMAYER and HOHEN,.
have ken named Generals of Cavalry.

L:) FT

WARsAw, MUG. 23.—1 n Lemberg and the other
:owns in Gallicia in which the Russians are, the oath
of fidelity w NAPOLEON has not taken place.

PARIS, AUG. 30.—.-The folloi.ving.is a more parti-
cular list of the Ministers of State which have been
created Dukes:

The Nlinisrer Secretary of State, Duke of Bassano.
The Vinister of Foreign Affairs, Duke of Cadore:
The Minister of General Police, Duke of Otranto.
Tile Minister ot Finance, Duke of Gaeta.
The Nlinista of War, Duke ,of Velereri.
The Minister ot estice, Duke of. Massa arid Carrara.
The .Voniteur of yesterday contains the follow-

ing
Official accounts received by his Excellency the
Minister of War, confirms all the previous informa-
tion respeaing the loss sustained by the English on
the 27th and 28th °Only, and of their retreat.
AMSTERDA:',I, SEPT. 1.-It ;3 reported here that
the Etnpero' NAPoilioN' is coming t,o the Army-bf
the Nor:ll.—(llr.unburgh Corr2spond)

FLORKNCE, Aug, 16.-,-We expe%t the POPE here
en his rv.oro from Genoa to Reale.- • '•