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• Next Nn*eek wilt be puhttsl d,
vrtlE REPORTS from the SELECT ,CO,ll.
mil' „rf.iid nousE orCt)IIIMONS, on l'apiirs
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end Sensibl,-, while under the Command ot Sir
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TLi E SU N.

&OLIM QUIS DU 11/1, VALSUNI &UDEAT ?

nyrugimy,f JULY• 27, 1805.

At the tin this Paper was put to Press no fiirther
intelligence had reached the Admiralty respeeting
Lord NuLaw,' or the Combined Pleets, ' Reports
lave not been wanting of a decisive viCtory having
been obtained by that Noble Lord,, _which we confi-
den t and-trost will be confirmed by subsequent
intelligence. At present, however, from the absence
cif akty further authentic intelligence than what we
stated yesterday, we are bottud to consider these ru-
mours as u n foul' ded, although we are sanguine enough
to view them as only an anticipation of that of
which, ere long, we shall have a more certain ac-
counti - • ,

The followilT are' copies of two Letters received
in Town yesterday :

" aletterstfr, Yu& 25.

f' A'gentle;nan 'has just arrived here from !pistol, who
says that a Vessei is put in there from the West Indies, the
Master of which reported 111. a au Atlion had taken plaee'be—
sween Lord Nl6 LsoN anti the Combined Fleet, in Whish,the
utter had been defeated, with the less of several Ships; and
tb2.t our pliant Adthiral Wii6 On his way home wills his
jf'iiz 3. It will be recollecied, ,that the dcfeattrf the French
at Aboukir was received first at
.I.tristol, near a mogh.before
the .(Alicia!

" PzpzANez, ta.y 13.
cy You may expra to receive •impottalit intelligence, but
I am not able to state whaty7 Tile people 'belone,ing to a
Bost which arri4iiid •yestrday at a fishing town neat this,
from Scilly, state, that they spoke it Ship of War (size not
mentioned), off tbe Land's End, which '‘af,ais under a heavy
press of sail ; the 9lficers on board declared to.the men, that
they had great and good news for Great Britain; but they
.would not state the particulari."
A very short period, we think, must put an cud
to' the public anxiety won thiisubj eet.

ACCORDING to private advices from Lisbon, the
Carthagena Squadron was decoyed, out .of. Port in
consequence of information having been sent there,
under a friendly colour, of the sailing and destination
of the Expedition under the command of Sir JANIES
CRAIG) before it a&ually sailed from Gibraltar, The
Squadron, consisting of six Sail Of. the Line, sailed
in the hope of falling in with the .Expedition in con-
eq., lettee of the information they had received. Sir
A D 13;ctcutereN also sailed into the IVlediterra-
rean with five Sail of the Line, for the purpose of
iptercebting the Squadron. If these accounts are to
Jae depended upon, we may shortly expel' to hear
of a blutitt iii the Mediterranean, of the' result of
which there can be no doubt.

Private-: tteis• from Paris state; that BO4,,l,Axers'
returned from Italy sooner than was exp(gted, on ac-
C Y.lll t tit sOnie pretended plots discovered by Vouc "Ili,
a ut (libc.(:aitept grruir% the Troi,p3 wt the
Cort4t, py was°, until. the Ist of July, thrce
rr,c;utbs hand. Thouill several mcarnples of
severity hake been shewn, the mutinous dispo'sition
eoittittutql, inid instead of abatinz, .This
was prtieuhlrly the ease with the Troops' encamped
lirest, under the coati-nand of Auoutiti4v.—
Last month the Irish Guides attached to that Army
preiiented a petition for their pay. to thiS General,
and coinplahltA bitterly Of their sufferings,
sip p.'r:,,ons deputed to present ;the Petition were im-
mediately, shot, and the whole Corps .ordered to be

1...-orkinizect. Same cf the Officers were broken,

and others eondetnned to transportation tp Cayenne.
Titcy i.yere all succeeded by Frenchmen, with whorn
the Irish Go:.des ire Very dissatistitgl. Iwo
nleuti of Deaooons and four Battalions of Infantry,,
wer-e, Oh account of thoir mutinous dispo:.)ition, sent
by AtAnti ELAy to the interier, front whence the. Mi-
nister, BtarrutEtt;ordered them to Italy. It 'is re-
polled at Paris, that when, on the 2 Ist of'June, Au.
6'EaL:4u clrtflered
.h 4 Army to embark, on hoard the'
Fleet ander GANTHEAMIE, the Troops, to a man,
ieltised to obey, until their arrears due'to them ware
acquitted. This occurrence, the good Parisians are
prevented GIANTHEitUNIE frotp -sailing," and
combating the inferior Blockading-Squadron, of the
English. TALLEYEAND was expeaed back at Paris
about the latter end of the present month. They
still speak of a Congress during the winter.

The Marruis of SALISBURY arriVtitl yeptenlay
Itiehouse'in '‘.rliflktort-stfeet, from Bath
1 vie a grand dinner, yester-
day' to PITT nod a largo party of fashionables,
at his courtib •