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London, England, 1815-08-05 00:00:00

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DEAL. AUI;CST and sailed far the
River, the Juiro, 13EsioNGroN, from .Flondurns; the
LIFFEY frigste, from P.,rtimotitl,, and gone In the
Rivet to he r3;,1 nff; the F.,:ienus 4nap of w,r. frons
Seteidt. Came down from the River, the GI
JotINVIN, for Ire!and and New South W.iles;
Adventure, STOKES, for Gibraltar; Rini. g Elope,
Summits, for Rio imeiro, and Eliz.ibeth, Gnat',
for Africa.—Wind S.W.

Potrrimount, &('GUST I.—Artieed the Pitsterot,
:I.) to Plymouth ; Christt3na, from Gottenburrit ; and
the I),lve, CROFTS, from Hterr.—Wind S. W.

SCILLY, AUGUST I.—Came in the Evnvhicc; and
rise Ah.ona and Percev4l transport*. front Posts•
mouth tor Cot k, and sailed again.

The PRINCe R r.GENT •iri ived at Brighton last niyht.
His Royal Hightuisc returns to I.notiou on Mond ty.
We menti•iiie,l yesterday the return of Slr FL.Nitlf
BUN/It:RV, Under Secretary of Slate tot t'e kV.te De.. -
raiment, and Mr. 13ATItur.s.r, term dna ntkr;on to
General B.maftente. We hlv • c,oco cren a h.i.ter in
another Paper, stating.„ that when tt•e clout to:nation
of Government to send him to St. H•len
an-
nounced to hint, he replied that 4. N power on earth.
should force him to tease the ilELLEitopitos. on such •
a voyage ; that he would g out ~t the
.3 ntnd ; and that,if petsistt d in, he could rely on his
Officers to rit an end to his exisient.e."— In this
statement them is nut a sin-it:rot truth, exc. print;
only that the detrtnination of Governmi of has
been made known to him. When it was com-
municated he exhibited more composure than was
expected; received the intehieence with Seeming re.
signation ; and on the whole he it.leed with as much
politeness as could h ire been ex ,ected front him.
We are convinced that the letter alluded to was a
bit of a hmx ; and what strengthens our opinio.i is the
rireurnst•tice of it. h.viut. aiso announced that ti the
Larrev frigate had sailed for France, with Generals
BERTRAND, SAVARY, and ALUM AND, front on board
the BELLERDPHON." Now it will be seen, by rett rence
to our Deal letter, that the LIFFEY has arrived in the
DOwns, not even from Plymouth, but from Ports-
mouth, and has been ordered to the River, to be
paid off.
Though it be not true that B WAPSIITE expressed
himself in the language that I.os been ascrioed to
him, yet he has not been entirely passive, tior does
he submit to his fate with indifference. On the con-
trary he has sent to Government a strong r,mon-
'trance, in which he maintains that he is still Estee-
Roll of the FRENCH, his resignation having be, it only
conditional, in favour of his son; and that there-
fore neither the English, nor the Aliies united, have
Any right to dispose of him in the manner roposed.
—We need not now discuss the question of the faci-
lity of his claim to an usurped title, which was never
recognized by any of the Powers of Europe. He re-
signed when the Allies paid their first visit to Paris.
His last assumption of the titre was neither more nor
less than that of an invading General placing his
head-qnarters for a few weeks in the capital. He has
since been driven from these quarters, and he must
take the consequences.
His companions, SAVARY, BERTRAND, &c. have
also been ti yit,g their hand at a remonstrance, or ilro-
test, but we have not been informed of 46 pal tictilar
points.
ACCIIMNT.—Sunday evening Mr. Deputy Purveyor Ray.
mond, with Mr. Hartley. his wife old child, and a Gentlenran
from Plymouth Deck-yard, went to see Bonaparte ; they were
rms down by a man of war's boat, which in the effort to
execute its orders, was going round the Bellerepon, For the
purpose of keeling the boats at a proper distance; the IC ole were
upset, and Mr. Raymond, in consequence of being a swanmer,
succeeded in saving Mn.+ Hartley; others raved the chid, but
the ~.ntlenian NIA to r i.e no more, leaving a wile and four
little ch Idren to deplore his loss.

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