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populace, who mere
welcome their,real friends.
, these dispatches announce
army at Barcelona. The
very bloody, nor was victory
lost aboveso9omen,kined
remains of the French succeed-
retreat into the citadel, which
hands when the accounts left
however, cut off from all sup-
left them for escape, or for
so that their surrender was

days.
dispatches have not yet been
' to the public, but it is beleved
the surrender of DUPONT and

n service.

. the PRINCESSES walked on
Sunday evening.
'ALES and Duchess of Balms-
- Lord ivlAtsissuay on Sunay,
Henley ; and yesterday they dined
„a and the PluNcEssEs, at Windsor
Sheriffs of London waited on his
to know when his MAJESTY
receive the City Address. Vire
appointed Wednesday next.
Convention of the Royal Burghs
imously voted a loyal and dutiful
MAJESTY, on the present situation
which, by their appointment,
transmitted by the Right Honourable
Provost of Edinburgh, their
Lonourable Lord HAwxr,sisnx,
. Secretaries of State, to be pre-
ESTY.
IUNRAS is chosen Member for Rich-
of A. SNAKESPEAR, Esq. who has
Hundreds.
g, her Grace the Duchess of MAN-
Marquis of HUNTLEY, arrived at
their noble sister, her Grace the
I. D.
General Dttsmatrit arrived at
'nesday evening last, where he has
lie greater part of the season. It
reported that the General had

Ain.
that Lord BURGHS: MI is goinli out
mission to Lisbon. His Lordship is
at Ramsgate.
to start at Portsmouth for the Cape,
tdies, the Mediterranean, and North

el, an American brig, is arrived at
_;Orient, and brings dispatches from
Government to Mr. Ptomain. By
who brings these dispatches, there are
differences which have for a twelve
the subject of negociation between
and the French Minister, at Paris,
st to terminate in an amicable man-I
that this is not owing to the recent
America abated one iota of her pre.
v. Punytonca, who brotight the dis.
America, continues in France ; the St.
allowed to return to L'Orient.
said, have been received in town front
confirm the report of the disgrace of
His most gracious master has not
him in prison, but he has given him.,
which renders his situation little bet-
a prisoner. He has entrusted him
the late King and Queen of SPAIN,
confined to a limited.space, the gaoler
same restrictions. It is rather hard that
responsible for the safe custody of per-
arrest and detention he is reported to
, disapproved.
.oM—Sunday se'nnight, at half-past ten
forenoon,. the foundation-stone of the
about to be erected on the Bell-Rock, was
the honours of masonry. The stone,
3 upwards of 3 tons, had no inscriptic
rnotely the present year cut in pretty large

Laurencekirk, the 28th ult. the Right
JONATHAN WATSON, a much and de-
respected and much lamented Bishop of the
Church in Scotland, having been a
worthy man, a sincere and faithful friend,
pastor, and a respectable divine.
Saturday se'nnight, as Master Heavrit, son of Mr.
HEATH, printer, Monmouth, was bathing
Wye, at Chippenham, adjoining that
. out of his depth, whilst attempting to
bladders, and was unfortunately drowned.
of the faculty of the place, assisted by Dr.
who were in
and Mr. Tiers, of Gloucester, (
at the time,) used their endeavours to re-
suspended 'animation, after the body was taken
\e water, where it had lain twenty minute ;
their skill and exertions proved ineffectual.
youth of • rare and extraordinary talents,
most flattering prospect of his becoming
it \
to kis country, in any of the walks ef•
which he might have been designed ; and
feelings of his truly disconsolate parents can be '
- imagined than described,under a loss so
premature.
re
re sorry to understand, that the lower classes
inhabitants of the West coast of Invetness and
.oss-shires, and in many parts of the Hebrides, are in
very great distress from the want of provi-
intil very lately, a few humane and spirited
,viduals, acquainted with the circumstances of die
supplied them with meal on credit,
should arise for their black cattle, the eitOr
commodity they have to dispose of; but their suppliell
• exhausted, and a necessary regard for their owl;
having rendered it advisable for them not to
_.l their credit any further, all the evils of want
likely to be experienced, although some cargoes
meal have been lately sent with the best intentions.
Unfortunately, however, it will not be given out with.-
cash, and the country being entirely drained of
- the miserallle inhabitants may be doomed to
in the snidtk of plenty.--(kreernas Journal.)

THE GRAND EXPEDITION.

The army of 5000 men, now embarking in Kert,
will meet the 10,000 men now under Sir Joinc Moon
at Spithead, and is to be joined by the 12,000 men,
under Major-General Sir ARTHUR WELLWALEY.
The embarkation at Ramsgate, &c. continues
fly : two brigades of artillery are embarking at
. . , and the 51st Regiment is hourly expected
;bele'
Major-General *Kral!, attended by his Aid-du.
p, the Honourable Captain LAME, has set off for
Portsmouth for embarkation.
We hear that General MORILURAD and Colonel
..Goanow are going to Portsmouth, to see and take
leave of their fine regiments previously to their going

" HARWICH, JULY is.
44 The 2d, or Queen's Own, and the 20th Regi.
rents of Infantry, are now embarking at Landguard
Fort, on board the transports that arrived here yes-
terday. They marched from Ipswich this morning.
" To-morrovr we expect two companies of the 95th
Rifle Regiment. Some other regiments, it is said,
are to embark here, but transports have not yet ar-
rived to talc 41."

" DOVER, JULY itt.
i, The 97th Regiment marched this no
from
aence for Ramsgate, to embark ; about 90, belonging
to the regiment, which were left yesterday at Bra. -
bourne Lees, came in here today, and will to-morrow
proceed for Ramsgate, The regiment is 800 strong,
mostly Germans.
44 The Expedition got down as far as Hythe Bay
yesterday's tide, and this morning weighed again, hut
will not get farther down to-day than Dungeness, in
consequence of there being but little wind, and that

agahut.thera.
“8 P. M.—A fine breeze has just sprtmg up from
the Eastward."

On Tuesday mottling last,
of Hythe, John lull master, s
master, coal loader, from WI
the I,and's End, b 7
a French
and eta of tht Industry made
\rived at Marazion the same
every thing but the cpatiss they
The Neptune, Neil, arrived f
of grain ; spoke ea the Oth of
the Samaritan's Hope, of Liverpool,
and off Cape St. Mary's, in Nevrfo,
brig Cyrus, of Maryport, Captain
to Quebec.
7 A sloop, bden with SOO '
from Halihut for St. Croix, -
0 a French priveteer, and carried into St.
had captured several other vessels.

THE ARMY,
Friday three troops of the 16th Light Dragoons
marched into Canterbury, from the coast, on their
route to Twickenham and places adjacent. The r*
mainder of the regiment will follow.
About 250 of the 2d battalion of the 26th, at pry
sent in quarters in Glasgow, marched c 5 on Sunday so
join the Ist battalion of the regiment, at Cork.
Last week the sth regiment of Dragocass marched
into Gloucester, on their route for Dorchester.
The Ist battalion of Banffshire volunteers, under
`the command of Lieutenant-Colonel BARTLXV, bare
volunteered to transfer themselves to theLocalMilitia.
The Montquhitter company of Volunteers, conk
mended by Capt. etraLittnE, have unanimously agree&
to transfer their services to the Local Militia.
Friday se'nnight, Colonel WALLACE'S battalion of
the 2d regiment of Ayrshire Volunteers, at presentin
quarters in Ayr,. were reviewed by the Right
the Budd Eel-news, Lord Lieutenant of the Counq.
We understand.enat their appearance, as well as the
promptitude and accuracy with which they went
,through the various evolutions of the day, were such
as afforded general satisfaction.
THE WEST INDIES.
Tke most pleasing accounts have - been receive&
from this quarter by the LILY sloop of war, Captain
Sneerer, by which his Excellency Lieutenant-Gene-
ral BOWYER, late Commander ref in the Lee
ward Islands, and J. Kiss, Esq. his Secretary, have
just arrived:
The LILY left Barbadoes on the 12th of June, and
touched at Antigua, where she remained a day. The
different regiments in the West ladies aft in a mos
healthy state, and have been so for some time
back.
For the last twelve months, it is said, there has been
much more sickness and death in the• Army in Eng.
land than in that in the West Indies. From their
very healthy state for 'spore time back, the regiments
in the West Indies are in a most effective state, and
most of them complete.
The 63dregit, which was unhealthy on its fins
men
going out, from the irregularity of the men, is eon
healthy. The 25th Regiment has lost very leis 001
.--not an Officer sinie it went out. The 37th Reti*
meat at Trinidad is coining home as soon as theYclk
Rangers relieve them.- The 46th Regilneat and
it was reported, would be sent home without bag
relieved by any fresh corps from this country. Tbe
black regiments are found to answer for this dig
`beyond expectation.
Lieutenant-General Biscxwrrn went to Baybai°6_,
and assumed the chief command, when Citr,
Bcrtrymt sailed ; but it was thought that be woo'
only act pro tempore, and that a new Comas:icier 01
Chief would soon go out
General Officers are inm
staff of the West Indies,
Mu'tao, sad Idrigadier.'"

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• • ,1 • • . lt.is iiiiiindetstood that
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KNOXVILLE, MAY 1E
- 'rm. DAY, JULY' 19. • ,4* the defeat of the French a
We understand, that two companies of militia from conflict, it is said, was vet.
West Tennessee, have been ordered out, arid are rent PRICE OF *POCKS THO DAY AT ONE O'C I OtK :
011130219AMTOE--Fpc-Isily 70W-Rduced saa— secured till the. French had
on duty on our frontiers, in order to proteei 'die cid- Ortmluai Si prern.-,r Ezelieq. Bills, 7s. prem. by the patriots. The rem,
zens float the depredations of the Indians, who arc PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
becoming very uniablelsome. ed so far as to effect a lett
•..- • - ' .- - -3 per-Cent. lied, 4511/1... - - Imp. Ann.7l 13-16ths
---... 3 pet Cent. Cons. Mgt. °maim 3 prem. still remained in their fiat
NEW YORK, JUNE 1: 1 per Cent. g 5 . India Bonds, ss, pr. the place. They were, he
goer Cent. Na-ty 997,11 Easing. Bills ss. 7s. pre.
We are informed that on Monday List, the Chain-. tong Ann. 19 1-16 th] English Tickets, 2211. 61. plies, and had no chance I
ber of Commerce of Philadelphia received assanswer :23P- s per Cult- 68-It Cons. for ace.79l-1 obtaining reinforcements,
from the President of the United States, to their ap- The . --
substance of the Dispatches received by the to be expected in a few di
plicatir for permission to export provisions tOcine of The contents of the dis
the West India Islands. As the subject is interest. ORESTES yesterday, was put in circulation soon after
in g, it is expected that the address bushan ihe answer our Paper was put to press. For the sake of those officially communicated tc
fron the President be will both pued. We shall that they
announce tl
who were served with the early part of our impression
at present only state', that the permission to export has his army.
been decidedly refused. yesterday, we again insert the ,—..,—.
Jima 4.--;.Since the arrival of the United States BULLETINS. Their MAJESTIES and
sloop of war Wasp at Passamaquoddy, a great num- e DOWNING-STREET, JULY 18, 18013. Windsor Terrace on Sun,
• ber of boats have been seized smuggling flour. The " Letters have. been received at this Office from The Princess of Wei
vessels then which have not discharged their cargoes Major-General SPENCER, off Ayamonte, dated the wits: paid a visit to Lt
will take them away again. Flour, &c. which is land- 25th and 26th of June. The Major-General was on as. Park. nice, Henry
ed, is not allowed to be taken away unless bonds arc
his return to Cadiz from off the Southern . Coast of with their Kuzma arc
given, and the amount thereof in specie deposited at p
the Custom-house. All the stores are strictly guard- Portugal, where he left the Portuguese flag flying
_Yesterday the. Sheriffs
ed, and no sale for flour at any price. The .Agent along the whole extent of Coast of the Province of MAJIIITY, at Ns/Inds', t
would be pleased to rec
of Government, who was sent there to execute the Algarve, on all the forts and batteries.
laws, has been taken into custody by the Command- " The Spanish Frontier on the side of Ayamonte belive his Meassre app
ink Officer of the Wasp, as being concerned in smug- Thursday last the Co
had remained perfectly secure since the British Force of Scotland unanimous
gling. had approached that Coast ; and the detachments of
ofddress to His MAJI
I It is• now reduced to a melancholy fact (says a
the Enemy's Force, which, on General Seeareett's c affairs, and
Rutland, Vermont, paper of May 28) that a set of was
, signed and transm:
rinipled:pecuators, on and about Lake Champlain, arrival, had retired to Villa Real, and Castro Marin,
DONALD SMITH, Lord
arc determined to oppose and evade the embargo law have since surrendered themselves, with the above- Preses, to the Right He
at all events. Tile in of a small etach- mentioned places, to the Portuguese Troops."
one of the Principal Si
meat of the Militia, which is now about to be made, e Dowemec-eraerT, JULY 18, ISO& sented to His IvlateSTl
we believe, will disperse these transgressors of our
laws, and induce them to return to their respective 64 Advices from Lord Coetteewooe, of the 26th The Hon. L. DUNI)
mond, in the room of
homes. June, state, that accounts had been received that
accepted the Chiltern
i Jules 6.—From the Virginia Herald, published at General DUPONT was in great distress, surrounded
1 I rederickburg, we learn, says the Walsinghant Fede- on all sides, and disappointed of the reinforcements Monday morning, 1
I oust, that the best flour may be purchased here at he expected. CHESTER, and the hol:
, ihe ruinous and almost unprecedented price of three Dublin, on a visit to t
"On the 16th he retired sin lea ' '
x leagues .behind Cor- Duchess of Rica: abet
: t'ollars per barrel.
This intelligence we conceive to be both important the Spanish Army advanced. Intelligence The celebrated G
dova, and
had arrived that DUPONT had PROPOSED TO Broadstairs on Tues,
and interesting—impertant, because it proves to de-
monstration the evil of this fatal embargo. CAPITULATE, if allowed to pass into France nn- taken a house for the
has been erroneously
JUN z 9.--The United States sloop of war tbe Wasp molested ; but nothing short of unconditional surren- lately sailed for Span
arrived at Boston, on Friday last, frorn Passama, der would be accepted.
quoddy. We understand th,
DUPONT had retired A.O Anclugar. CASTANOIS OM- Opal a special missil
..---...—.--5..--- pests were at Aldia de Rio, within two miles of the expected to embark t
PORTUGUESE PATRIOTS. enemy's rear. The whole regular force under CAS- Fleets are ready to
---- 111trtos, amounted to 21,000 Infantry, 2500 Cavalry, Brazils, West-Indie
s' OPORTO, JUNE 19. and a formidable Train of Artillery." America.
1" A few hours after my last, the inhabitants of FURTHER PARTICULARS. The St. Michael,
Falmouth from L'C
this city rose, with exclamations of " Long live the In addition to the above accounts, authentic advice the American Govc
Prince Regent, Emperor of Brazil," and assembled has been received, that on the leth ult. when General the Gentleman who
tumultuously at the barracks of the 2d regiment, and DUPOST pushed his advanced corps towards Coe- accounts that the d
from thence proceeded with a corps of artillery and dova, three officers, some cadets, and 200 Swiss troops month past been td
some field-pieces ;the Portuguese flying in all the deserted from him, and effected their escape to Car. Mr. ARMSTRONG a
are at length about
streets to join the guard, and thence went to open the mona ; and it is understood that two Swiss corps in ner. They say, th
magazines, where the arms and ammunition were the Spanish service formed a part of DUPONT'S force, events, nor
Ma. Wt
deposited. and who only waited a favourable opportunity to tensions. Mr. W.
" They began to ring the bells and sound the turn their arms against the common enemy. patches from Anse
Michael is to be a/
alarm. This lasted from six o'clock in the evening The account of the supplies which were on their
Letters, it is sai
1 till day-break. All the night was passed in tumult. way to DUPONT'S army having been intercepted, is Holland, which c
Their number at least consisted of 20,000, collected fully confirmed. Ant escort of upwards of 800 men 111
.ALLEIPIAND. /
from the town and suburbs, to wait the arrival of 800 were defeated near azanaries ; about 200 were absolutely put hi
French who were said to be advancing ; but now, at killed, 600 taken prisoners, and 125 vraggons, with an employment v
eleven o'clock, no certain informationrespecting them provisions and ammunition, captured. ter than that of
with the care of t
Su-
has been received. It is possible they were apprised Accounts have likewise been received by the Su- and, as they are c
of the disposition of the inhabitants, in consequence preme Junta of Seville) that General Cuesra, who is under the same
of the non-arrival of the supplies of bread, which commands the army of the provinces of Leon and he should be rest
, I were sent to them by Oliveira, the Governor, and Gallicia, had taken a strong position with 20,000 men
sons, whose am
which were intercepted. in Castile, and that he had occupied the Passes of I have entirely die
, I Guadumma, and of another defile, which cut off the Bus-Root.—
. 44 The people assembled in the Bisso to elect ano- o'clock in the f
retreat of MURAT from Madrid to Bayonne.
ther GOVETROT, until the Court is re-established, and light-house, abo.
General CUESTA is the officer who most distio- •laid, with all. ti
they afterwards issued a proclamation. All this was .
guished himself in the war against France, shortly' which weighed
trar sicted with a tranquillity of which there was no
after the commencement of the revolution. upon it, motely
example.
The advices from Bat celona are not official; but characters.
They continued in the streets all night, occa-Died, at L:
add:tic,nal depositions of Captains of Ships confirm
sionally discharging guns in token of rejoicing. To.
the accounts of the actions at and
day, orders were given that all British ships of war dly respec
the sth of Jute and subsequent days, in which it is Episcopal Ch.
and merchant-vessels should be admitted into the •
said, that after the French had massacred the inhabi- modest and V7O
port. tants of whole villages, they suffered most severely an exemplary I
" Artillery are planted at the Bridge, and the three from the enraged Patriots, who bad marched against Saturday se'
t HARLES.Hrai
other avenues which lead to the town. Officers have their detached corps, and that the French troops
i been dispatcked to arrest the following partizans of which remained at Barcelona were scarcely sufficient in the River
the French, viz. Messrs. Donadieu, C. Dunbar, Rit- to occupy the fortress. town, he got
swim with bla
. . hard, Manuel 'Telez de Nequiras, head of the French A letter from an Officer belonging to the Oen-us The whole of
ROBERTS and
I. Tribunal, Guinebeau, French Consul, Louis D'oll- states, that much severe fighting had taken place be-
i veira, the Governor ; Joze de Touja, Commander of tween the Patriots of Spain and the French troops Monmouth at
' store suspend
the Order of Christ," in the neighbourhood of
.Barcelona, in which great out of the wa
, .
46 JUNE 25.-1 wrote to you two days ago, by one numbers were killed on both sides, no quarter but all their
of his Majesty's ships, informing you of the state of having been given by either. It is stated that the He was a, yi
things here ; since which I have to inclose the publi- yielding th
, Spaniards had cut off the supply of water from thean ornamente
cations of our present Governor, the Bishop. heights of Barcelona, and thereby compelled the
society for As
44 Louis D'Oliveira is a prisoner, and it is gene- French to descend from Montijui, after which they en- the feelings
1
tally supposed he, as well as several others inclined to gaged them sword in hand.
the French interest, will be executed in a day or two
on the Rope-walk. It is impossible for me to relate LATER INTELLIGENCE.
to you the transactions that have taken place in the Colonel Sir GEORGE SMITH, of th
ourte of three or four days. B2d
of
In all this hurry and arrived this morning at the Secretarye
:. onfusion, 1 am sure there has not been more elan with dispatches, which are understood
Oporto is moored close to the Bridge, mounted with Sunday evening at Plymouth from State's
te'sOffice
to be of the
was landed on
th C , better Ina&
tive and pre
of We are s
R the inhal
oss-shires
" state of v
sons. Un
individuals
0 ~ONFOUNDER , people, SU
heavy guns. No French have yet made their els*. gun brig, of 12 guns, after a very,
,p g mad
pearance ;god I can assure you as a fact, we bad, eleven days from Cadiz.
two days .
Abele assa eof ' demand sf
. coin it.
being exte.
ago, when the alarm-bells rang in this city These dispatches confirm the accounts before re- seennty hi
and eeighbourhood, not less than 70,000 men under ceived of the successes of the Patriots, and announce extend thi
likely
are
h
watch at the great guns last night at the entrance of transports is the harbour of Cadiz. They were re- ournmefortun
the bridge ; and it is the true alai sincere wish of every ceived with enthusiasm by the people, and arrange-
..t.; that ths country may be restored to its fctmer tnents were itnmediately•made for the accommocla- out cash,
money, ti
• . C overurneet.:' :ion of the troops, who soon after landed amid the starve in
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that a new
tit for the West Indies. VI
immediately to go cat op
lies, they are Major
r-General Lord C 1.5.1110. •
raMeal•••••••••
t, about six o'doeit, the brigs
, and —, of Shoreham,
Wales, were =oared gevest
nch schooner privateer. The
cede their escape in their bolt,
me day, in great distress ; !Wird
r.they stood in.
ived at Ayr from Quebec with&
of fuse, in theCulph of St.
Averptai,CaptainGilwout five
In Newfoundland, on the Bth Janes ;
Captain ht Milian, from Belfast,
0 barrels of flour, 10,000 shingles,
was captured on the 24th QC '
1.. t. St. Eistatius ; the Pri