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London, England, 1804-09-08 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, sEl'TE:dflEft 8, 1804.

TH6 Oreitei and Chavipn attacked a detachment
of Praams and Gun-boats, as they were creeping
along shdte froM Gravelines to Boulogne on Thurs.
day last ; but they kept so very near their own
Batteries as to render it impossible to cut them off,

In' the evening of the same day, the same Di.
vision doubled Cape Grisnez, when they were
attacked by the Immortalit,l, who had one man
killed by a shot from the Batteries. At this time
none:of the Flotilla were outside Boulogne Pier,
but yesterday morning they came out and arranged
themselves close under the Batteriei, to the number
of about one hundred and twenty, of difretent de.
scriptions, not to attack our little Squadron, but
to exercise their fair weather Sailors.

It was yesterday asserted very positively, upon
the authority of private Letters from the Continent,
that the Russian, Swedish, and Danish Ministers,.
had quitted Paris. •It is said, that as soon as the
KING of SWEDEN saw the libel.upon him which
BuNAPAIITII had caused to be ihserted in the M.
niteur (and indeed most probably had written), he
immediately sent orders to his Charge d'Afair,q at
Paris, M. ACKER EGAD, CO quit that City without
usual ceremony of taking leave. An intimation
is also stated to have been writ to the French
Charge d' Vairer at Stockholm, that his presence
would be dispensed with.
It is, however, by no means certain that those
Ministers have aaually left Paris; Gut we know,
ipin good authority, that so very prevalent was
the opinion at the Sca.ports of France of such
an event hourly taking place, that numbers of
Danish and Swedish Vessels had quitted the
_Ports of Calais, Dunkirk, and psteni, with
the greatest precipitation ; the Captains leaving
their affairs unsettled. The French, taking
advantage of their- fear, had extorted consi.
derable sums of money'. hum others for permission
to quit the Purts.

The last intelligence from the Russian Squadron
states, that they Were at anchor in Kioge Bay,
close to C'Openhagen.

Ws have this day laid before our Readers a Pa.
pet which has been circulated on the .Continent,
and which appears to be a kind 'of DeMi.officiai Re..
•
ply to the Article which appeared in the Moniteur
Na. 3 t 7, respeding the 'political condua of Russia.
The btyle is temperate and dignified, and the arg.u-
ments appear to be unanswerable.

ills MAJESTY, we understand, has determined
not to sleep any more at Buckingham House, hut
to pass hip hours of repose in future in the pure
air of . the country, either at Kew or .
For this purpose many articles are removing ft, m
Buckingham House to Kew, that all accommAa.
Lions may be in order before the return of the Royal
Family from Weymouth. .
Iris lira MAJESTY'S intention at present to Con.
tinue at Weymouth till the zsth of Cktolter, should
no unforeseen occurrence intervene to call him to fi►e
metropolis.
His Royal Highness the l)OKE Of SCHS I, X had yes.
terday u long interview with Lord IV] ILLS, at,
the Admiralty.
-• Yesterday Diepa(cliet were received at the. Admit
rally from Admiral CORNWII4.I3, off Brest, dated
the ad inst. The-six large Gun.brigs which had
been previously disco'vered in a narrow passage,' re.
tained the same station, but were closely watched
by the ',Doris and Ataantelrigates, for the purpose
or preventing their escape.,
Sir SIDNEY SMITH had a long interview with His
Royal Highness dap DUKE of YORK, .yesterday, at
,the Horse Guards.
Several travellers of note have visited the beau.
ties of-Scotland this. year. The Earl of UPPER
'OSSORY and two Ladies FITZPAT.RICKS, Lords
GOWER, LEWI§IIAM, 'JAMES MURRAY, Mr. LY.
00N, Lord and Lady SAY and SuLe, and Lord
EARDLEY and Cimily, have already passed through
Edinburgh on their
,road to the Highlands'.
•
The Duke of PORTLAND, /10t being very well,
'does not entertain any company,at Bulstrode. Mr.
and Lady GttEVILLE, and Family,
.are at Rams.
gate, and Lord C. BENT'INic is in town. Lady M.
BzaTtrict is the only one of the fiimily att But,.
strode,

Mr. Tit R N TOS, late Ckarge des /trait-a:of His
BR ITANNI C MAjsrry to. the United States, sailed
froth Philadelphia on the z,rst July, on board rite
Ship AltilarLUOU, fur Liverpool.
Mr. A*BUTHNOT, British Envoy to the, PORTE*
arrived at -Berlin about the 2Rth of last uminji, on his
way to cOnatintinovicl