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LONDON, JULY 12, ibo4.

Br an American Vessel, arrived at Plymouth from
Batavia, from which place she sailed six months
since, and put into the Tile of France to refit, we
watn that the Admiral Aplim, from London to Ben.
gal, the C6killers of Sutherland, from Calcutta for
China, laden with 6800 bales of cotton, anti an
English Brig from Bencoolen, had been captured by
/Wahl,' NO b) Squadron, and carried into the Isle of
France. The French Squadron touched at Batavia a
few days previous to the sailing of the above Vessel
from thence, and afterwards sailed on a Cruin in
the Indian Seas. Several Privateers were fitting nut
at the Isle of France,- for ,the purpose of eruizing
to intercept the English East India Skips.

ALTHOVGIi the French Papers have not (because
they dare not) published any particulars respeeting
the Ex,:cution of GEORGES and the gallant Men
who perished with him, yet accounts have
been received through private channels, which
are extremely interesting, and the authenticity
of which we have no reason to doubt. It is
sum,' in the Letters to which we allude, that
although, fur the sake of appearances, it was neces-
:Silty to have the fowl of a trial, yet the Sentence*

ment of the Trial. In the case of Moientr, how.
ever, the Judges ventured to change the sentence
from death • to imprisonment, and the consequence
has been, that three of them have since been de.
prived of their offices, and exiled from Pads...—.
It is not, however, supposed that if MOREAU had
been found guilty, he would have been executed
(at least not publicly) :—RONAP.SRTE would -pro-
bably have made a merit, as he did before in Egypt,
of pardoning the icnocent. It is very positively
affirmed, that a pardon was offered to Geortc
but upon conditions which his honour would not
suffer him to accept. His fate excited general in-
terest in Paris : as he passed t the place of execu.-•
tion several persons exclaimed vive Georger, but
they were instantly apprehended. GEußces wish.
ed very much to address the people when he was on
the scaffold, but he was prevented by General
MURAT; he, however, declared that he died
faithful to his GAI and to. his King, and that
he forgave his murlerer BONAPARTE, and prayed
for his conversion. GEORGES was at his own de.
sire executed first ; before his hands were tied, he
embraced his Confessor, and exclaimed wive le Rol
vivent ler Bourt)ns! The other Prisoners suffered
.with the utmist fortitude.—When BONAPARTE was
passing through the Rogii de Roultgne on Midsummer
Day, all the people who were walking there called
out " Grace, Grate, Pardon, Pardon !" which so of.
fended him, that he retired to St. Cloud, instead
of going to the Theatre, as he before intended.—
Orders were issued that night fur 10,000 men, who
were quartered within a few miles of Paris, to march ,
into that City, and on the day of the Execution
there were not less than 28,000 men under arms.
The way from the Prison to the place of Execution
was lined with Soldiers,. and all the Streets and
Bridges in the neighliqurhood were occupied with
Troops and Flying Artiller)% There were 2000
./)/liar Grenadiers drawn up in the Place de Cyvvi,
round the Scaffold.

Mort s AU is allowed to rake all his property with
him to America ; and it is even said he is to have a
Pension. He declined the Office of Governor of the
Isle of France, as he declared he would never ac.
knowlettr BONAPARTE as Emperor, or serve under
him as such. MOREAU', Brother, and Generals
SOUHAM, MACDONALD, and Ls cot] kB 5 have de.
termined, it is said, to settle in the United States;
but it is not very probable that BONAPARTE will
sofTer some of the ablest Generals of France to escape
out of his power.

Yesterday morning, about half past ten o'clock,
TRIZIAMAJERTM anti the PK INCENSEI AUGUSTA
and ELIzABETiI, attended by the Countess of
AYLE3BUItY, arrived at. the Qieen's NJuse. In
a short time after, the Nits of
,Ycitx had an au.
dience of• His IVIAIesTY.

At half past one His MAiasty held 'a
-private
Levee, which was attended by the Loaf) CHANCEL.
LOR, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, the
SECRETARIES Of STAIR, the Duke of IVloNTnosE,
Marquis of HERTIORD, Earl R!veßs, Viscounts
CASTLEREAGH and M LV 11:1-R, Lords MIJLORAVE,
1-IARROWEY, and J. THYNNE, Sirs Ho B. NEALE,
S. COTTERELL, E. NEPEAN, and M. Ginus.

The following Presentations took place to fits
MAJESTY: VICAR Y GIBBS, Esq. by the LORD
CHANCELLOR, on his being app.iinted Chiet Jus..
tice of Chester, in the room of Sir JAMES MANS.
}IEI.II. IVlarquis of 1-1 E aTr D, by Earl lt v EttS,
on-his being appointed Master of the Horse, in the
room of Earl CHPSTER. EID. Lord JOIIN THY NNE,
by the lame, on his being appointed Vice Chambor-
lain to the KING. al which occasion, they all had
the 1:0:lour to kiss Nis MA J EsTY's hand.

At three o'clock, Fits MA JESTY held a Privy
Council, when Lord Joie„Tit Y was sworn in,
and took his seat at the Board accordingly.
Afterwards His MAjgATr gave private audience
to Mr. PITT, Lord HARR owns, and Sir EVAN Na.
DEAN, till half past five o'clock.
Sohn after six o'clock, the Rovitt. FAMILY left
the Queen's House for Kew.
.The Elenion fur Middlesex is Coxed by the She.
riff for Monday the 231 inst.
Lord 11l e LYI LLB tad yesterday a long interview
with His Royal 1-Ugliness the Dolce at CUME
LAND at St. James's. .

Yesterday morning the following persons waited
on the CHANCELLOR of the EXCI-INLIE it for the
purpose of lealning theeooditions of the New Lot.
!cry :

Messrs. 1313 H, CC:Writ and Co.
Messrs: So MILL, EL 3..1, 1 OW GOOD ad Co.
Messrs. CoPX and Co.
Mr. l'Aur. 6 MOVFit. ~
Mews. 1-lENsLxy, 1'431.1. It Y and Co. ' '

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER EOM them
that be proposed that there should he tbree Lotteries
for the service Of the year, but that now be wished
them only to hid for the first, a Lottery of 2s,cco
Tickets, value tol each, the number not to hi in.
creased, as has been the custom of late years, and the
drawing to commence on the last Monday in Sep.
tember, He Wished to see them to-morrow morning,
to make their

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On Thursday last, Lord CHAtt LA's Somamar,
who had vacated his Seat in consequence of being
appointed Joint Paymaster of the Forces, was re..
eleded Representative in Parliament for the Borough
of Monmouth. On this occasion, an elegant dinner
was given at the ideaulott Arms Inn, which was
honoured with the company ofJ•lis Grace the Duke
.01 BE AurnaT, Lord MtTHUR ScndltgoitT, G !net at
.IRooKit, kc. ; and the evening was crowned
with' t)ie greatest fe4dvity and hatl3loGl.

N.YMOUTII, JULY 10.---Arrived Arnflit%.r.

Ship Miss,:uri, Capt. RE AD, Liden With St)gar, &c,
from Batavia lyntad to Cu,wes for orders, detain4A
by La Loire Frigate, Capt. N 1 sailed
Batavia six months since, and put into the Isle of
France to refit ; found there the ftillx.viYg CiJantry
Ships, which had been captured and carrie•l in bi
LtNots' Squadron, viz, the Airnirti Apiin, out:
ward.bound from London to 81-ngal ; the Com/al-sr
of Sutkertind, from Calcutta for China, laden with
68-:.o bales of cotton, and an English Brig fmrri
Bencoo!en. Admiral I.lNot,' Squadron touched at
Batavia a few days previous to the .frThrogri's saiL
ing thence, and shortly' after ds ~ailed on a Cruize
in the Indian Seas, Several Privateers were fitting
QUt at the Isle of France, for the purpose of cruizini
to intercept the English East India Ships.
Arrived La Loire Frigate, from a Cruiie cfr (11
Coast off Ireland ; and Seagull Slop of War, hotti
a Cruize in the Channel.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY I I.—Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Decade, from Guernsey.
Put back the Mangles out ward.boUnd
man, not being able to get out with the Culhden
Man of War.

The Indefatigable'Armed Ship, is brdered round
to Hull.

• SHIPRNESS, JULY 11. Arrived froni the
Blockade of the Texel His Majest}.'s Ship the
Prikcess of Orange, Capt. Rocems, to refit.

Came down to Elackstakes His Maje'sty's Ship
Adamant, Calif. GEO. BUrtLTON.

Arrived the Braddick, Hired Armed Ship, Cwpt.
R. B. CAN:I.II,IA, and the Raritra Hired Armed
Ship, Capt. F. ROBY.

The Glory, of 98 guns, Capt. GEO. MART frig
will be paid bounty and two months advrinee to_
morrow, and sails immediately to join the Channel