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London, England, 1804-08-06 00:00:00

August 25. lobo of Long.aore, Middlesex,. coach.
maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. to. Joseph Metcalfe, and blot jeyes,. of Upper, East
Smithfield, Nlid.ilesex, oilmen, at ten, at Guildhall.
August 31. Richard Robinson Ward, of Cottingham, York-
shire, merchant, at eleven, at the White Min, Tavern,
Kingston-1r pon- I It'll.
Nov. to. John krisor, of Sherborne, Dorsetshire, spirit-
dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, I.ondon.
August 23. William ick laolcson late of Ilungerford, Rerk.
shire, grocer, at eloven, at the dear Inn, Charnham-street,
Uungerford, Wirtsltir:.
August 2r. Thomas Birkitt, of BarmbY upon the Marsh,
(mm.l' .e:lor, Yor k shire, at eleven, at the White I !arse Inn,.
Copperk.are, York,
August 23, Charts lturcham, of Stowmarket, Suffolk;
butchcv„ attest, 'at the King's l-lead Inn, Stowtnarket.•
• • • CERTIFICATEc.
August 25. lames Williams, of Haverfoidwest, Pembroke.
shire, sriopkeeper. •
Joseph Arundel, of Newbury, lier%shire, clothier.

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LONDON, AUG UST 6, 1804.

Our Readers will see by our Plymouth Letter of
this day, that a considerable portion of the Brest
Fleet; viz. lour Sail of the Line and five Fri.
gates, have escaped from Brest during a tl►ick fog.

The Dispatches, containing an accounr' of the
circumstance, were brought by the. Hawke Sloop of
War, and were yesterday received at th►e Adrni.
rally.

Orders were immediately sent to Plymouth and
Portsmouth for all the Snips of Mar that. Is ctL.
ready.tu proceed imthediately tu- join the Chatu
Fleet.

As the Squadron which has made its escape is
much too stfidil to make any attempt
,upon Ire.
land, it was supposed that thcy had ().‘ti tt)
the 'Southward, with the intri:tion of relieving
the Squadron blocked op in 16:rrt,l, and then to
proceed to the •Meditetrant.an.
Ai soon as their departure was known,. Admiral
Sir THOMAS GILAViiS I.lllcti in pursuit of them in
that ditettion.

(From the tiontitrzo Correspondenten, t.)

YESTERDAY we received the Mem;kurt to the
2.;jth tilt. They contain nothing hut a repetition
td the satne disgusting trash to which we have been
so .rnttch accustomed of late, alrutit the amiable
cortieicension uE BONAPAR,TII arid bib immaculate

\Vg have reason to believe that Government,
after adopting every meabure which human wisdom
Can suggew, to place the United Kingdum out of all
possibility a dant;er, it the Enemy should be des.
perate enough to attempt to attack ob on our own
shores, havedeterminq upon attive ofertsive opera.
titans, Load. Kr ;TH attended on Friday 1,,5; at the
Admiralty to give his opinion upun.the subject; and
it most probable 01:11 he wiA command the xpe-
diii,„, which is :in ireparati,;n ; it is gencratiy
believed that 'Lord, Molar. will have the Cora
maid of the Land 14",•nces.

This morning we received' the Ilart46tirgh Mail.
The following are the inteirwi►ig articles it

contains'.;

Ft oRaNCB, JUNK to.---Last Rittllll,ly the Prince
BOROHiv,his I,34,herltnilerial l'Au LINA
BONAPARTE, left thin city tor LUCCA. A/1.03111
TITIA IiONArARTet the Mother of her *1 iighness,
likewise gone thilher flout Rome ; she wilt be acr:
companied to, the Frontiers by Cardinal Fg,cH.

.
The aKt NG DI NIA who w , 'as as before
known, is gone fruit; Roine. to Qaetta, in the Neap°.
lititn. Territory, will go (cum thence, according to
some accounts, to Malta,

The. report that an engagement had taken. pl.ice
between the French Toulon Fleet and that of Ad.
miraiNE Lsou, ofr Corsica, to the advantage'ofthe
former, i$ not confirmed.

RATV,JSO3I JUVV 13.—Yestcrday evening the
Prussian Envoy, Count G 0214, Act out for Schliss,
where lie wilt remain some weeks. Several others
of the Cutnitilsl Envoys will m4e short excursions,
though there are this year no formal vacAtions.

NUttEuttukui JuLY,23.—On the 19th inst. in
the evening, His Majesty the KiNG: of SwitDlN
arrived here ; ,and the next day went to see the
Council House, several churches, and other places
deserving nutice, • On the 21st he continued his
journey by Atuherg to Prague.
DANTxtc, 2ot—!The Fleet at. Reval has
sailed; to crnize in the Baltic and North Sells,
DsssDEN, JULY 27.—0 n the 25th His Ma•
jesty the KING of SIN EDI N aFriVcd at Prague. He
is expeCted here on the 3oth, where he will remain
four days, arid then go, by way of Carlsbad and
ftatisbnn, to Munich. 4rpong the retinue of Ills
Majesty is the Baron VON ROLAhte.

Majoiit'y .. xi

• v• • ue—%int juUHI:IIS
114VC

that our Ambissador at Paris, Citizen SCHIMNIEL
PENNIt4CK, )!as arrived here front Paris, butsthis
is not true ; it is his Brother who has arrived tom
that Capital, and since gone to Aubterdaro, where
he residei.

All the Troops, including the Hatavian, intended
for the Camp. at Zeyst, and amounting to 18,000
men, are now assembled theie. Ours 'alone have
a train of artillery of 46 pieces of cannon and
howitzers, a great number with ammunition wag.
gons,"for the drawing of which 600 horrei are re.
quired. ,On Monday the Troops will begin the
grand manoeuvres. The number of strancts v. ho
have come to see the Camp is already very consi.
derable, and the price of provisions and tl.c hire of
carriages in the neighbourhood of Utrecht are
greatly advanced.

The day after to.moirow the public entry of the
French Amhassa:lor M. DE SEMONVILLE will take
place. The French Commercial Commission at
Rotterdam and Amsterdam will, be present at the
solemnity, and a part of the Garrison will be under
soLLA QV'S DICLAAL LALSUM AU'itAT? arms.

Rear-Admiral MA's VAN TUSLoNG, Who COM..
IT3:llldCd the Ship of War the Surinam in tlic West
Indies, is arrived here.

The Son of the Spanish Ambassador at London,
the Chevalier D'AN DUAG A, who is S,:cretary of the
Euthavy to his father, has arrived here from Lin_
dun with a Special CJmmission ; and yesterday .et
out on his return, after having some days betore
sent off a Courier to his father.

ANISTE:R DAM, JULY 28.—We have already re.
ceived advie.! that lier .Maktsty the .EmPREss of
the FRENCH his arrived at Aix.la-Chapeile.
We are assured that t,he liseneh and.Batavian
pediti ag.linst Ireland and Great Britain will sail
white the French Emperor remains on the Cuat.

PARIS, JULY 24.—1 n the new Credentials which
the Ambassadors Foreign Ci,orts have received
here, His Imperial Majesty, NAPOLION, is stiled
Monsieur anon Frere (toy Brother) by the respeelive
Sovereigns. In some of the ClCdentiaiS a wish is
also expressed, that by the restoration of a Ge.
neral Peace, the welfare of France may be still in.
creased. •In the Credentials which our Envoys to
the German Princes have received, those Princes
are stiled, by His Imperial M ,jesty, most Ccuthi,
A 3 wits praCtice under the old Regal Government.
It k said chat our EMPEROR. has received, from
the KING of SPAIN, the Ordercf thcGalden Fleece;
and: the Gr I Cross of the Order of Malts, from
the Grand i tster of chat Order, at Catania. •

Preparations are making fot the reception of the
EMP E tot. at Ostend and Brussels. 1-le is expeded
at the latter, City on the 22. i. Quarters are also or.
tiered to be-prepsred,at Brussels for the ll.inoverian
Legion, which 4 at Celle,

The Secretary of State NIAAPT is Sarre to the
Emr c R oft on the Coast, as have also the Ministers
at War and of the Marine,

WR stop the Preas to state, that Capt. OLIVIt
has again bombarded Havre, destroyed some of
their Ve4sels, and firrd the Town in.,several places.
We are happy tt, state, that the Squadron Linder
his cotnthand suffered.very little.

Straub)/ morning, soon after breakfast, His MA.
IE,TY, accompanied by the PRINC EsSRI Stsl. &Iz A 40d
ANIULI A, With their usual attendants, took an air.
log on i►u►sehack in Windsor Great Park.

litt MAJESTY, and the °the, PRINCag•FS, With
their u.ttat attendants, took an airing to :111111;re,
and, in the evening the ROYAL FAMILY Waiketi on
the Trani. ; atnong the eutnpany watt the Mdrcriis
of liEttEFortp.

Yesterd4 morning the ROYAL FAMILY walked
to S'. C; •urge's Chapel, Where they heard an excel.
tont serm_m by Dr.. FIFATii,' Canon in residence,
from the 22d Chaptir a St. tibtthew, and the 37. h
verse.- Afterwards the ROYAL FAMILY took an
airing toFrugmoce.
.'here was mOch-company at Windsor yesterday ;
among tbetifthe DtrxltS of CAM u irucu and KaNT,
Sir Siptity SMITH,
It WAR observed by Sir FRANCIS BURnETt, on
Saturday last, on the Hustings at 13rentford, allud.
ing to the Card from the Marchioness of SALES..
ottity, in sshich that Lady disdains the imputation
of patroniziOg his close, " that it is impossible to
suppose that this Lady, a Gentlewoman, a person of
education,". could Come forward in such matters,
" bringing her' name unnecessarily int:s public titles.
tion." Sir FRANC its seems, in this respect, to enter.
tain a proper notion off. vr" ;Nine reierve and delicacy,
though it is wholly 'inapplicable to the Marchioness
of SALISBURY, who was publicly slatidered by the
charge of assisting his canvass. But what will a
certain' Lady, Of still higher rank, say this no-
tion offimalt propriety, as declared by Sir FRANCIS ?
has she, not hied( reason to tax him with
Jude, for such a scfleaion upon her public roadrid,
after all he exertions in support of iris Cause ?

The State of this Day's Poll at Brentford, at
Twelve o'clhek, was,
MAINWARING - - - • • 59
Sir VAAN;;Ii BURDVrt "' 44