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London, England, 1804-06-27 00:00:00

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40/..EM QUIS DICERS FALSUM ?

LONDON, C./ NE. 27, i80i4..
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- IT is stated in the last Dutch Papers, and also
in private Letters, that lioNpAarE finding, that
poLvtithstantling- all his violations of neutral ter.

ritory, he has been unable materially to injure. 'the
Commerce of this 'Counrry, Meditating still
further aggressions, to shut us out from the Con-
tine.int. A Report was ':prevalent :at Hamra, of
the intenticpn of the French to take possession of
that place. We have received no information
upon this subjea, upon which -we can place per_
feet reliance, but there certainly is nothing very
improbable in the rumour. BONA,PARTE knows very
well, from recent experience, that he may promote
his views, or gratify his resentment, by the vio-
lation of neutral territory, without any danger
of resistance from the greater part of the Conti-
nental Powers. In confirmation of this opinion,
we are sorry to add, that Letters from RatisLn
state, that in the Sitting of the Diet on the 14th,
the Diteaorial Minister had given the Assembly
to understand that the matter respeaing the alledged
violation of the German Territory, by the arrest-
ing of several persons on the right side of the Rhine
by the French, can by no means form an obje4 of
deliberation for the Diet.

We this day lay before our Readers some further
particulars respeding the French State Prisoners.
As to the trials, as far as we are enabled to judge
of them from the detached parts of them that have
been published, it appears to have been a complete
mockery of justice ; and we have no doubt but that
the fate of every prisoner was determined upon
before the Trials commenced. The ceremony of
pardoning some of the convided persons-, seems to
have been managed well ; the stage.effeft must haVe
been very fine, and BONAPARTE appears to have ac.
quitted himself very well, considering that the
character he assumed was quite new to

Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a Privy Council
was held at Lord HAattowsr's Office, which was
attended by the Duke Of PORTLAND, Earls CAMDEN,
WESTMORLAD and CHATHAM, Lord HAWKES.
BURY, and a number of others.
The Earl of Mo IRA had yesterday a long-inter-
view with Lord MELvILLE at °the Admiralty.
Capt. HALLOWELL, of the Argo Frigate, arrived
yesterday in town from Portsmouth, and attended
the Board of Admiralty, with his Journal of Proceed_
. ings to Egypt with ELPI BEY.
Lord MELVILLE has direfted a most particular
survey of the several Signal .Stations and Sea Fen.
cible Establishments on the Coasts, to be
diately undertaken.
The Merchants, Exporters of Tea to Ireland,
waited on Mr. FOSTER yesterday to receive his
Answer to the application of the Committee of
Merchants in the Irish Trade, as to the laying on
the Additional Duty on Tea in Ireland, according
to the usage of Parliament, viz. " On Teas to be
Imported into Ireland after the passing of the Mt."
Mr. FOSTER told them, that in consequence of
the small quantity of Teas on hand in Ireland, he
would relinquish his intention of laying the duty on
stock in hand ; hut he was d. übtful as to the time
when the duty should attach, and he hoped the Trade
would feel satisfied in having stock in hand ex-
empted. Mr. FOSTER added, that he meant to lay
the Additional Doty on stock in hand in Ireland on
twenty tun of \Vines ; but he would grant time for
the Duties, and receive them in six instalment, of
three months intervals each.
The General Court Martial for the trial of Lieut.
Colonel STEWART, of the 43d Light Infantry, on
two charges preferred against him by Capt. JEKYLL
of the same Regiment, sat on Monday at Shornelitre
Barracks. Major-General MooftE, President ;. Cap-
tain MUNRO, Royal Artillery, Deputy Judge Advo-
cate. Capt. JEKYLL is assisted by Mr. CONsT,
and Col. STEWART by Mr. ABERCROMBY, sun of
the late Sir RALPH.

The Wiltshire Militia are on their march from
the Isle of Wight to Wareham, where they halt.
The Poole Volunteers, under the comMand of
Lieut.-Colonel JEFFERy, are to be inspeled to.
morrow by Colonel I\4l;NR°.

Lieut.-Colonel ,ALcocK's RegiMent of Loyal
Southwark 'Volunteers were yesterday inspeaed in
the. Fort Field on the Kent Road, by Lieut. Colonel
ADDENBROOKE, the Inspecting Field Officer of the
Disttia : they made a very strong muster, and re-
ceived the thanks of Lieut. Col. ADDENBROOKE.
CakMel ALcecK gave the word of command. Be-
fore th-y were dismissed, they received orders to
parade on Friday tporning, for a sham fight and re-
view; when, they are to form a part of the main army
under General Fox, in conjunction with other Corps
of the 'Home Distrita.

Capt. ARBUTHNOT, Aid-du-Camp to General
WILFORD, had a most miraculous escape, in his
tour with the General to the Land's-End. Riding
near the ClifF, his horse slipped, and, unable to re-
cover himself, plUnged over the precipice. By an
extraordinary exertion, the Captain threw himself
off, at the moment when the horse was falling, and,
clinging to the very verge of the cliff, providentially
savi.d himself. The horse,-of course, was last :he
was dashed almost to pieces.

Accounta from Paris mention, that Letters hay:
been received at Ferrol, from Montevideo, which.
stare, that the Captain of a Ship arrived in the River
of Plate, declared he had seen the celebrated LA
PpIOU:IE at the Cape of Good Hope, where that
long lamented Navigator had arrived, with 19 of
his companions, in a bark construaed by themselves,
from the unknown and desert country where they
had been shipwrecked.
The cause which gave birth to the arresting of
the Engl'isl in Italy, is said to he, that some of
il;em at Leghorn had assisted in vidualling the Eng-
lish. Ships in the Mediterranean. The detachment
;of French Cavairy which is departed from Civita
Vecchia, ha's orders to carry into execution the same
measures which have been taken at Leghorn.

• Pi 411 AL NEWS.

tLe LONDON .C.-IZETT.E, Yune 26, 1F:64.

Admiralty GAY, Julie 26, 1804.
L:.rtraii of a Letter
_idiom ;'ice_ Admiral Rainier,
Commander in Chiof of Ills Majesty, Ships and
Fes:ifs in the east Indies, to the (Secretary of the
Admiralty, dated on board the Trident, in Bom-
bay Harbour, 24,tb January, 1304..
The Albion and Sceptre captured the Clarisse
French Privatecr, of twelve guns and one kindred.
and aty-scven men, on the ;Ist of December, in
lat. z deg. 18. min. South, and long. 95'deg. 20
min. East. The Clarisse sailed from the Isle of
France the 24th November, vidualled for six
months, to cruize in the Bay of Bengal ; she had
not made any capture.

PL YMOUTII, JUNE zs.—Arrived the Ship Mary,
of and from Dantzic, Capt. NEWMAN, with plank
and deals fur the Dock-yard at this Port.
Sailed the Naiad Frigate, with two Colliers under
convoy, for the Channel Fleet.

Sailed also the Windsor Castle, of guns,. Ter.
rible and Montague, of 74.. guns each, to join the
Channel Fleet.

FALMOUTH, JUNE z6.—Sailed this evening the
Princess Charlotte Packet, KERR, with Mails of
the zoth inst. for the Leeward Islands; also the
following vessels, under convoy of L'Entreprenante
Cutter, Lieut. YOUNG, to join the outward-bound
West India Fleet, now off this Port, under convoy
of His Majesty's Ship Beaulieu, of +o guns, Capt.
I' rms, viz.

Good Intent, Andrew, and Lady St. john, Coomlais, for
St. Vincent's ; Active, Gill, for Honduras; North Star,
Hanker, for Barhadoes ; and Chard, Crook, for Jamaica.

Arrived this day, a Sloop of War from the
Downs, having under her convoy the Farl j, ROWE,
with bale goods, &c. from this Port for London.
The Walling-ham Packer, with Mail of the zoth
inst. for Lisbon, is detained till the arrival of the
Prince of Wale: Packet from thence.

Accounts were this day received from Captain
BULL, of the Mir of Marlborough Packet, stating
her capture by a French Privateer, and of her being
carried into Guadaloupe.

DEAL, JUNE 26.—Arrived the Mariner Gun_
brig, from a Cruize Off Boulogne, having received
a shot from one of the Enemy's Batteries yesterday,
which went through her bowsprit, and carried
away two of her knees.

Arrived the Good wilt Lighter, from Sheerness,
with stores for the King's Yard.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 26.—Arrived from Margate
Roads, where she has been lying 'as a Block Ship,
the nieter, Capt. RENOU, with the Vesuvius Bomb,
Capt. I,ll.l..Yca?tr, to be paid off, she being too
bad to admit of repairs just now.
Sailed the Amethyst Frigate, Capt. SPRANGER,
to relieve the Africaine, Capt. MANBY, oft Heligo-
land, she having sustained some damage during her
station on that Coast.

Saturday last the Romulus, Capt. ButtToN, was
paid six months wages, after which she sailed to
resume her station in the Queen's Channel, as a
Block-ship.

Yesterday the Immortalize Frigate, Capt. Ow E x,
was taken out of Deck, having received the neces.

nary repairs.

The Vulture, Capt. GREEN, has the Signal flying
for a Convoy to the Baltic, bu; is prevented from
sailing by contrari winds.

The Monarch, of 74 guns,- on board of which'
Lord KEITH has his Fiag, at Ramsgate, is ordered
to Sheerness, to undergo a complete repair: in the
mean time his 1.,-)rdship is to hoist his Flag on
board the It/flexible, of 6+ guns, which is ordered
from Deal for that purpose.
The Petterel Sloop of War arrived at Barhadoes
on the 15th of May, in 43 days from Portsmouth
and Falmouth, with 56 sail in company. The
Petterel proceeded to Jamaica with the trade ; and
the St. Lucia with the vessels bound to the different
Islands.

Letters have been received in Town by the
friends of Lieut. GRANT who commanded the Hired
Armed Cutter ilarivle, and was taken after gallantly
attempting the re-capture of an English Vessel in
the Weser. It seems he was wounded in six dif.
ferent places; thrice with musket-balls, twice
with bayonets, and in the face with a cutlass.
Two of 'his brave attendants fell by his side, killed
outright ; three were desperately wcunded, leaving
six out of twelve to combat forty of the Enemy
lying in ambush on board the contested vessel, with
a French Army in a situation to assist. Lt. GRANT
speaks in high terms of the kindness, hospitality,
and tenderness of his conquerors, chiefly influenced
by their admiration of his gallant, daring, although
unsuccessful attempL The Lieutenant's arm is shat-
tered from the elbow to t'he hand amputation is
necessary, and from his other wounds his recovery
extremely doubtful; when his Country would not
only have to regret the loss of an naive, brave, en-
rerprizing, and intelligent Officer, but an amiable
wife and infant offspring be left to linger thpif lives
d,rl9ring so irreparable a calamity.

yesterday the LoRD M,AYoR ordered the Assize
of Bread to be continued the same as last week,
there being very little variation in the price of
wheat and flour last week, viz. the Quafrl:n
Wheaten sl.d. flcl Household ^d.