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TUESDAY, SIpTY4\II3EII. 18()5,

WE are happy to have it iu our power to ease the
of our Cornmerei:d !leaders from the apprehen-
:,ion which the Letter front OpOrto, by the I.,isboo
stuck pp yesterday Ott

exciter
The 144ter, dated 30th August, stated, that a
I.xgger, with two or three Spanish Row-boats, were
then cruizing or that Bar and Coast, which was
nor Oteeted—that several S.T.eutrals had been, stopped
and plundered,'
The fad. is, that Capt. Loan, in La Female, of
40 guns, with another Frigate, and four Brigs and
Other light. Ve.fiSPls, has been seri( to 'cruise on
the Coasts of Spain and Portugal, With the most
positive iostru6tions to ward, the trade Of; His Ma-
jesty's Subjeas in the most essential manner, for
which his light crltioi's Wive keep purposely sp.!
Je6ted,

Tutt Paper that yesterday dismissed Lord BAR-,
VAN from the Admiralty, has the justice and can-
dour to join in our approbation of that venerable
Nobleman, to-day, acknowledging that be has been
uncommonly salve, and commending the propriety
ttiondu4 in the system he adopted.
by then employ report to remove so able a
prop to the great National Service ?—The same
Paper, which yesterday stated that it had " reason
to think 'the Consultations at Weymouth had
ended", in what it calls " the desperate diem,
t.ve" of a Dlqsplution of Parliament, now thinkspro-
per, since we treated the report as an idle rumour,
coolly to obsietve--,“ it is said that there is to be no
I.)l6,solution.-r-,We trust:it IS so.”--What, then be-
comes of its reason for thinking otherwise ? But
•in its wake of Lord BARRAN, praise 'in every re-
spe,tl justly deserved, the Paper alluded to involves
an insidious attack upon the late Board of Admiral-
ty, alledging that his Lordship's system is diame-
trically oppo:,ite trr,what that Board adopted. We
should be glad to know where the difference lies ?

Last night we received Paris Papers to the 18th
instant, and Dutch Journals to the 22d.
General Dti,stoe, the confidential Agent of BONA..
riTE, continued at Berlin on the kith inst.. There
every reason to believe that he has totally, failed
in hiS endeavours to induce the Prussian Monarch
to second the projects of his Master. It is
confirmed that ill& KING: of PRUSSIA has. or-
;feted Fi considerable part of his Arniy, to the num-
ber of 100,000 men, to be put in motion; but there
Si.little doubt that this stop is taken solely for the
purpose of maintaining that neutrality which he has
&dared he will preserve.
T,etwrs from Hanover of the loth state, that every
movement announced the departnre of the French
Generals and Troops ; 'and from. Amsterdam of the
gist wo kat n, that v 0,009 Freneh. Troops hail ar,
iiived at Gottingen, on their•way faun Hanover; It
nu-floured in some of the Foreign Journals
that the Eleaoral Dominiens, .afterfbein evacuated
y the Freneh,are to 'be occupied by Prussian Troops.
sUrli a step, however, Would be Utterly inconsistent
riit, the dcelartitions,of the- Km() of PRUSSIA; and
strait ne.cefsarily make bitn a party in the War,
113/4'hih tie mt hale of his.condua slims an anxiety
to avoid, although' it. is not now very improbable
Oat His Prussian Majesty May ultimately raise
his. Standard against Fratice7 . •
,The Austrian Troops were expeCted sboxtly to ad.,
tFanceititO Bayaritt. The Eleftor, in expt6tation of
sUch's visit, had previously- removed 'his Most Va-
luable etreat from Munich to Wurtzbutg

rri;e. Hungarian Diet will meet on tbe. t3tlt of
neu ir.outit, when it is confidently expe&&d that
tha Loyal Body 'chill not only grans the Emperor
:50,000 men, but Elko a (, onsinerithie sum of money.
A new Austrian Artiy of 60,009 WWI IS to be
formed in Bohemia.
The French, ri'roops were marching Ivith all ex-
ne.dition from the Coast to the, Rhine, where a htrge
4
fusee will be colle6ted about the end of the pre4ent

inoLith.

11,t; French Fnndo cont►nue t 9 fall—they were op

the I Citit at 4)3. 70

GoviattlNENT have received Dispatches frompib-
,
roltar, dated the 4th inst. and we are happy to have
it in our power to state that the Garriion is in the
most perte6t health. No symptom whatever of the
Fever his apuared.
The Enemy's Force at St. Roch has not been
sea. ocntea ,t late ; they do not sheW auy inclina-
to venture Upon ail attack.