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FRANCE.

PAS-DE-CALAIS, JUNE s.

The gunboat l'Eclatante,C;ptain VAL tr, which
was Rationed here, received orders to patto fea
and proceed to Boulogne, which was executed "ref-
terday morning.

HAVRE, JUNE 29.
Laft night about is o'clock, 43 velfels of war
failed from this port. This flotilla which confifts
of 3t gun boats, fix cutters, and fix !loops, is com-
manded by Lieutenant CORDOVAII. This MOlll.
ing the whole were out of fight ; we are certain that
they were not fees by the enemy who at prefent
are at the diftance of five leagues, and every thing
gives us reafon to hope that this divifion will Coon
reach the place of its deftination. The departure
of thefe vefels was kept inch a profound fecret
that at t t o'clock there was no appearance of any
)preparation for failing.

PARIS, JUNE 80.
A French privateer which arrived from Porto
Longone at Leghorn, on the loth of June, has
brought intelligence that the fortrefs of Porto Fez.-
tajo Rill continues to make a vigorous refiftince,
and that the befiegers were preparing to make a
stew attack.
The Cifalpine Government has fent two depu-
ties on i million to this city, the objea of which is
aid to be to obtain fome modifications of the de-
cree of the Chief Conful aefpeeting the organixa-
dun of the Gallo-Cifalpine army.
The epidemic diflemperwhich raged fo violently
in feveral provinces of Spain has entirely ceafed,
and the very principle of the contagion is faid to
be extingnifked. The French phyficians have re-
turned to France after having tranquilifed the ap-
prehenfions of the Spanifh Government, and
*foully fulfilled the million with which they were
;strolled.
According to letters from Minden‘ of the aotb
- preparations making in the
sating the
Hanover,
frefh or-
that were
pofitions.
the Prnf-
events, which
inhabitants of
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that the
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credit.
opened its flu-
or Notre Dame.
lbout eighty
Gezoolaz,
Bifhop of
difcourfe, and
Affembly was to
peace and unity.
Affairs.fet out
to dine
zt.tvaswa's
his abfence,
days, by Citi-
Miniller at N-
and atprefent
Foreign De-
JOLT s.—The Count
and Counters of LIG 110 It w
let out this morning.
The following official notice has been publilbed
In the Musitestr--" Citizens are informed that all
particular demands relpeding any object whatever
=tuft be addreffed direly to the Minifters, whom
theft demands concern.—To addrefs them to the
Confuls, will retard the examination of them for
faase days, and will be of no advantage to the
petitioner, becank iv is impoffible for the Confuls
to attend to thefe ohjeas."

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PROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
HAOVI, Just 36.—The Firft Chamber of the
Legifiative Body decreed in its fitting of yefterday,
in confequence of a report from a fpecial com
fion, that a ral pardon fhall be granted to all
non-comnid °facers and foldiers belcmging to
the troops of this Republic, who have been guilty
of defertion as well as to an deferters from the
navy. The commi/Tion was ordered to produce
father difpolitions on this fubjea, and to prepare
the plan of a decree.
• In the fitting of this day, a petition was read
from Admiral &roar, now a prifoner of war in
ihhhhi._ England, in which he requefted a copy of the
• charges brought againft him on account of his con-
dolt, that be might be able to dFaw ts? 416.0firacc.
This fiketuad was akil .dp
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Mariam, Pm a6.—The Court Gazette of this
day informs us that Ouguella the only fortrefs
'which oppofed the operations of right divifion,
has furrendered to the Spanilh arms. The Pantos
of Psacs has tranfmitted to his MAJESTY a copy
of the terms of capitulation, and at the fame time
a copy of the letter which he addreffed to the Com-
mander in Chief of the Portugueze army on the
7th, in which he informs him that peace had juft
been figned between the two powers. The follow.
ing is a tranflation of the letter :
a General—His CATHOLIC ?4AJISTY yeßerday
figned a treaty of peace with Portugal. I beg leave
to apprife you, in confequence of this event, that
all hoftile movements fhall be fufpended on the part
of the Belligerent Powers until the ratification.—
The Chief of the Staff informs me that he (hall
take care that the foraging be condutled with re-
gulanly, and in fuch a manner as to create the
porfible inconvenience. In a word, it is my
intention that the troops (hall obferve the ftrieteft
difcipline; and that they (hell give no molefiation
to the inhabitants under pain of the heavier' punifh-
ment. I have the molt pofitive orders immediately
to renew the attack if I perceive any attempts made
to ftrengthen the Portugueze polls,*or to approach
nearer to our lints. I have pleafure in indulging
the belief that your Excellency, as the Commander
in Chief of the army of a gallant people, will exert
yonrfelf to prevent any contravention of the treaty.
If I perceive any endeavours on the of thee'
fubalterns to be guilty of a violation, rtwal give
you the fpeedieit notice of the circuinftance, rely.
ing on your juftice to inflict adequate puniflinient
on them for filch condu& Be perfuaded that I
entertain the fame fentiments which I recognife le I
your Excellency. Our patroles and reconnoitring
parties (eelaireurs) will fall back on the villages'
which we occupy. I entertain a hope that you ,
will give orders to your troops if they fall in with
ours, to vie* them as friends, as troops ought to
be who have ceafed to combat."
GUADALOUPE.
EXTRACT Or • PRIVATI MITTS! WRITTIN FROM
THR PORTE DR LA LllitTE, DATID MAT 9.
We are hitherto very quiet here. The Ne-
groes are very diligent in labour, and the Colony
is in a very Rowan Elate. The Peace with Ame-
rice adds greatly to our refources.
a Baco, one of the Agents fent by the old Di-
retiory, has been dead near four months, ;SAM-
NET, who alone furvives, has affociated Inmfelf
with a Planter of the name of BEASSRAU. The
Commiffary, RIGAUD, has arrived here with a
numerous fuite cf Mulattoes from St. Domingo,
from which bland General TOUSSAINT Louvre-
-rues obliged him to depart. He is waiting for
the arrival of a Corvette which is to carry him to
France. -Vicros thrones behaves well atCayenne.
He maintains the Colony in a reCpettable Rate of
defence, and makes himfelf feared by the Englifh,
to whom he does all the mifchief he can. It were
to be defired, 'that he had a larger force at his dlr.'.
pofal. Auctrsrin MONN SION is here, employed
in liquidating the National Domains. A great
number of young men who fled to this Colony in
order to efcape the requilltions in France, have
beenpbliged to enter here into the fervice as Troops
of the Line.
a The news which we have received here of the
capture of the Dinifit and Swedifti Poffeftions by
the Englifb, have determined the Agents of the
Cenral: to make, as loon as porfible, confiderable
preparations for defence, although we have every
radon to be confident that the -Enemy have not
force enough to make any attack upon us. The
Coen has been lined with batteries. We have four
thoufand Troops of the Line in a Rate of compleat
difcipline, and a levy of 6000 Colonias betides,
which can loon be brought into the field. We
have provifions for two months, and we =pea
every day a new Convoy, with a farther (tore, ef-
corted by two American frigates, as ordered by
Mr. .Prefident JErraesow. The Agents of the
Confuls have, on this occafion, pablifhed through-
out the whole Colony, the following Proclama-
tion :-
44 Citizens—England, ambitions and covetous,
again threatens thefe Countries. Without any pre-
vious declaration of war, it has taken poffelEon of
the Swedifh Bland, St. Bartholomew, and is pre-
paring the fame fate for the Denial blends of Santa
Cruz and St. Thomas. The Englifh have alto
carried St. Martin, the garrifon of which being
only four hundred and twenty-eight men ftrong,
was unable to defend itfelf for more than a tingle
day, againft two thoufand affsilants, and twenty-
four fhips of war. Finally, they are preparing to
attack Guadeloupe Foolifh people! who
prefume to blow up the Volcano of Liberty, with-
, out being_ afraid of being buried under its burning
lava. The eateries which they committed upbn
perfons and upon property in Guadaloupe, before
they were left driven from it, they meditate to
commit once more (hould they fucceed in render-
ing themfelves mailers of it. Ye who cultivate the
Land, you/ will be made their Slaves, and of all
ahofe who prefume to call themfelves Proprietors
of men, the Englifh, you know well;are the moll
%ocherous and moil fleeted to pity. Ye who culti-
vate the Land I you (budder at the very idea of
the lofs of your I.iberly, what would be your in-
dignation at the fight of their bloody whips, of
their iron cages, of their dreadful furnaces ?
" Brave Soldiers, intrepid Sailors, you have
heard tell of the pedilentiel holds of their floating
prifons, of their deadly holpitals, of the freezing
dungeons of Portcheller. If you fhould be van.
quithed, all this you may expel. And you igha.
bitants of Colours, Traders, Farmers, French Of
every age and fez, it is your ckftraltion which they,
defire. Nakednefs, the feparation of the children
from the mother, being carried to a rigorous
•mate, will be the leafl of your evils. But it is
rock againft which thefe infernal projelis will Rrike,
It is the courage of every man in Guadaloupe.—.
Every one is prepared to try the conteft with our
fierce Enemies, but the whole will not be net:glary.
Such are the matures which cats at preterit, CSti-
zens, fecare the fafety of your pertain, of your fa.
milks, and Of your property. (Signed)
41 j • 11 USIA tio
“ Agents for the cookie of the French ItepablijA

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NIITNIRLINDS.

BRUSSELS, JUNE it.
A part of the gun-boats and armed fiat bottom-
ed veifels have got out of (Mend and Neuport,
and arrived fafely at Dunkirk, by keeping clofe to
the (bore, the Englifh 'hips being out in the open
fea. The divifions of there veireis at Havre, Bou-
logne, and Calais, have not, however, yet been able
to reach Dunkirk, being preventeslby the Englifh

crui zers.
Two camps are now marking out by the French
engineers; oce between Bruges and Oftend, and
the other betren Gravelines and Dunkirk, which
will be occupied by troops next month. Several
emigrant Iriftimen have arrived at Dunkirk and
Havre, who will probably be employed in the
pedition ; SOOOO men are affembled on the Fr
coaft for this expedition, which is intended agate'
'Ealand and Ireland.
Julia at.—lt is alerted here that the French
government in its correfpondence with the Eng-
lifh, has required the reftoration of Minorca to
Spain, and of the Cape of Good Hope and the
Dutch poireffions in the Eaft Indies to the Bata-
vian Republic, •as the preliminary negotiations for
peace; but that there conditions:have been refufed
by the Englifb: government,

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MILAN, 0:1118 9.
- Attotding_ to accounts from Rome, Couriers
ate continually arriving there; but the Confiftory
which the.Poraleld on the 37th of laft month has
&nay tithed 'the cntiofity and anxiety of the
tonislie. The Confiftory hafted fifteen hours, and
in it the Pore offered to refign all his temporal do-
minions, in the propeetyof which propotal many of
the Cardinals, and among others Cardinal M*uay
unimeh
concurred wjth him; but the greater nu
them made very ffrong remonftrances a • I
an ad. Durins the fitting of this Con rfiory, the
populace were an fuch a !bate of commotion, that
the French Minifter, C•CAULT, thought proper to
make every thing ready for his departure. The
Cardinal Secretary of State exerted himfelf all in
his power to pacify him, and allure him he bad
nothing to fear. As foon as the Confiftory broke
up, the Cardinals Rurro and ALBANt fet off with
all fpeed for Naples, and the Imperial Envoy for
Civita Vecchia. • The report that Rome has been
taken polliffion of by the French troops is, howe-
ver, not yet cotiafirmed.
GERMANY:

PRAGUE, JUNE x 9.
Mr. WICKMAN, heretofore Cornmiffary of his
BRIXANNIC MAPISTY, with the Imperial Army,
arrived the day before yefterday in this city, and
after flaying Come hours continued his journey : he
is about to return to England.
FRANCIVORT, JUNE so.
Callel is now likewife evacuated by the French
'troops. On the Lath in t. the Courier who had
difpatched to Path in confequence of the oc.
lien
"vying of the fort of Cart arrived here; and
,the day • before yefterday Counfellor Raman de-
pined by the Eleaoral Government, likewife ar-
rived. The General of Divitlon, Citassaiitac,
then tint an officer to Colonel ZWTII4 and a writ.
ing was drawn up containing an account of the
(late of the demolition, and on the 1 Bth the Com-
mandant withdrew his troops to the right bank of
the Rhine. At their departure the Mentz troops
were under arms, and the whole was concluded in
perfect order and without the leaft diftarbance.
VIENNA, JUNE x 7.
Accounts have been received here, by the way
of Conftantinople, that • the army of the GLAND
VI zisa has engaged the French, and that the corps
of General Racsniez, which was potted before
Cairo, has been obliged to retire into that capital,
with the lots of for artillery. The communica-
tion between Cairo and Alexandria, in which lat-
ter town General Minim" is, is cutoff by the Englifh.
We have again a report here, that Admiral
WAIRXII has met with the fqtradron of Admiral
,Gatirii Kau m e, and after an obftinate engagement,
taken (even (hips.
The FIRST CONSUL has at length given an an-
fwer to the reprefentations of the Mlnifter of his
Rouyn( MAJESTY in behalf of the KINGS of NA.
pits and SAILDINIA ; but filch as we could have
sighed to have been more fatisfaaory. .
The Qua/1 of Nuts, has received a Courier
with intelligence that various reprefentatiom have
been made, on the part of the French, to the POPS
relative to the religious Conflitution ; as for in
Rance, that the priefts fhall,be permitted to marry ;
that the new Clergy in France 11411 receive abfo-
luticrn, ire. But the Pore, we are allured, has po-
fitively refuted his confent to there propofltiOos.
Count Coseartet, it is Paid, has again applied
for his recal from Paris, and it was pofitively
maintained this day, that he would shortly arrive
here. He was not prefent at any of the enter-
tainments that were lately given at Paris in honour
of the Count of Lammas. 'Our Court is Paid to
perfevere in refufing to confent to the Lao of
flutnivia's being indemnified by the Papal domi-
nions. The indemnification bufinefs in Germany,
it is now raid, will be put off until a general pad.
I fication (ball have taken place.--The Archduke
MAXIMILIAN, Grand Matter of the Teutonic Or-
der, has fecured to the Archduke C the an-
nual revenue of 80,000 florins, in confequenee of
the latter being appointed his coadjutor. The
Archduke MAXIMILIAN Jesus has likewife been
elated a Knight of that Order.—lt is confirmed
that the army in Bohemia and Moravia will be re-
inforced.—Aceounts from the coats of Italy (fate,
that the Engli(h have officially declared it as their
intention to blockade all the ports of Italy occu-
pied by French troops ; to fcarch all veffels failing
for, or coming from thofe ports; to take their car-
goes, and to detain the (hips of the Powers allied
with Franca—The Duke of Monsm• has formal-
, ly protefted againft the exchange of his dominions
the Brifgau,

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ITAI2 PAPER;
DAXTZIC, MI 20.
On the tft inftant the following Proclamation
was ey_blifhed at St. Peteriburgh
44 we, by GOD'S grace, ALEXANDIR the FIRST.
Emperor and Autocrat of all the RufEas, &c. &e.
make known to all our-faithful fabjefts—That, wt.
by the immutable councils of the MOST Ilion
Rutz& of all earthly Kingdoms, having afcended
the hereditary Throne of our Fathers, and wholly
dedicated ourfelres to the promotion of the war-
thip of GOD and the happinefs of our fubjefts, have
refolved, after the example of our anceftors of
!defied memory, to receive holy nation, and have
the Crown placed on our head, in which facred
aft our beloved Confort the Emprefs Ecizaarra
Act xxitwtia will participate with us.
a By this notification of thii our purpofe, which
with the Divtps affillance we will carry into effeEt
in the month' of September of this prefent year
18ot in our Capital of Motkovo, we invite all our
faithful fubjeas to unite their prayers with ours to
the MOST limn, that with the facred oil he may
pour forth his bleffing on us and our Government,
and that this myftenous aft may be .3 fign and
pledge of his benevOlence towards us; as alto the
feat of love which binds us to the faithful Eons of
our country, to advance whole glory and welfare,
we declare our molt faered duty, in the pretence
ALMIGHTY GOD, by whom Kings reign, and
Princes decree juftice.
Given at ftPe4erfteugh,the aoth of May (June ia the
One tieutatid eight hatidrog and ftrft year die the Bulb
of Court, and the Brit of our reign.
a In the original, fignedby hie Intneial Majel44 owe hand.
a Aealestaaa."
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DINMARK.
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..wratettAolll4, JUNE a
By authentic letters from St. Thomas, or the 3d
May, we learn, that a few days after the English
had taken poffekdn of that Mend, Comtniffionere
had been appointr.du etamine into the value of
the seals in the Roads, which being done, a pro.
clamation was iffued, by which the owners of the
veffels, or their agents, were allowed to difpofe of
them at pleafure ; on enteric% into." hood for the
amount of the Turn at which they had been valued,
which fhould be paid to the tiglifh Government,
in cafe a declaration of war fhould take place ' • but
that the bond fhonld have no force, if the differ
reacts fhould be fettled amicably. In cak as
owners of Mips, or their agents, &ankh-trick fuch
bond, their kips would be fold by public Italian.
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LONDON.
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MONDAY, JULY 6
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCEs
3leslinei6cf..3 per Cent. CoaL 64.4 per C. Mo.
New 5 per Cent. 951 0--oaina tof.
PRICI or STOCKS ON SATVILDAY I
Bonk Sena z6S Long Ann sif
3 per Can. PAL 601 6t abort Ana 5 546
3 per C. Cad&la kg, 3 Per C. 34
4 per Cent. f9l* Intr. Ann...
s per C. Blowy &sit Onsohien sot
3Pa Q 1-of• 9.341,6 C.soL for Ace. 64 f
Ihroun pare t&. Price of Stocks tOsAo.y
31 per Cent. Ow. bob. ysti. per C. Mt-4
Snell Can. 33.
Conde of Exchange.—Doblin on London In a 14.
Palls, Jost 6.—Tters ConfiSide 46 fr. is tent.
Yenerclay we received Paris Journals to the ill
inn. inclnfive ; and this morning we received thole
of the sd inn.
The Panic,' of Peace has announced the figto
ing of a treaty of peace with Portugal ; but nothhtg
yet is raid refpeaing the terms : of the fah Well,
there is no longer the (mallet doubt.
Thefe Journals contain nothing new from Egypt,
The Afeteiterr, in a letter from Conftendeople,
gives thine particulars refpeeting the battle at Rob.
manic, agreeing in fuhitance with thole that have
been publifhed here.
The mon important article in the French Jour.
nals,' is a letter from Havre, announcing that an
armed force failed from that place on the night of
the 28th ult. without being perceived by any of our
cruisers. It confined of p gun boats, fix cutters,
and fie hoops, deftinadon not known. It is pro,
bably intended, however, to join the veffels in Come
other harbour, where perhaps the chief force is fits
ring orttswithwhich this country is now threatened.
It is obvious from the aftivity now prevailing
In all our naval departments that Mainers are not
unapprisecf of the efforts now making by the ene-
my. Oar Readers will fee by fume of our port
letters, that-notwithitanding the great number of
renown now employed in his Majelly's fervice, the
ImPrefe is again retorted toy to iPeellare the nu*
ber. -
In fume of the French Departments the recur*.
ed Emigrants, Prieto, dm. are reprefented as bar.
ing very much armpits? the public mind, and pre-
pared the People for 4 frefh cheese I Are they (WI
mad?
The Hambnrgh Mall, doe on Wedstraty, ar-
rived in the night time. The principal intelligence
relates to obftacles in the way of the adamaginalow
chalked out by France and Auftria, at the espence
of their neighbours. Seme Powers, it kens, grow
hie about the Wines I yet many look for afteedy
peace)
Some of the Continental papers prettied that,
in the prefect megociaticin between France and
this country, the former has demanded the mita-
ration of the French and Dutch Colonies, &c. ikc'
which has been refuted by our Minifters. The faa
is, nothing can be known in Germany on this
quell= till it firil treetipires either here or is Pa.
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June, the preparations which were making
Pruffian army of alienation for evacuate
territory of Btenien and the eleetorate of Ha
have been Wholly fufpended by virtue of fr
'den received from Berlin. The troops tha
on the eve of letting out Rill retain their po
This fadden change in the difpofition of the
Ran Cabinet teems to announce new events,
time only can bring to light.
Letters from Berne reprefent the inhabit
.Argovie as in a Rate of great agitation. P•
ass every where drawn up and figned fin
Abate of the Chambaeof Berne, all calling
re-eilablithment of the ancient arißocracy.
fpirit more particuhyly manifeffs itfelf at
'Bun Zoffitigen, slid Broucka. The tv
lay et French troops that are Rill at I
have received orders to march to that part
• country.
G 4113111111 BSIINADOTTI bas fent in the r
the feweral reports tranfmitted to him fince
of May. It appears that in the Courfe
wails& 944 individuals have been arm&
Ohl& theft Were fix jrie&s and 312 litigant
btrs. a, dios. sad others of an equally in
chanteer.
Las oaks, (worn interpreter of the Prize
and Baossitaan, Excommitfary of the Tr
a Paris, lately propokd the eitabliflunent
iaftitation, under the title of an office of e
' Legifiation. Their °bled was, that the in
. itonftitining this body &told be employed ii
toting the laws of the different nations of
Wo the French language, and in claffifyin
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*ander the variousrches into which tl
illoloclivided. They fubmitted their plan
Muffler of° Jußice, by whom it was laic
the ConLldi who approved of it, and enter
into the views of the inffituticm. The
will therefore be immediately carried into
It was lately reported at Bourdeaux
- kith had obtained peeffion of L'lfle de
rumour is altogether unworthy of cre
National Council of France opened
flogs on the 29th ult. in the Church of Notre
It confißs of forty-five Bifhops and Alum
'Deputies of the Second Order. Citizen GI
littof the Legiflative Body, and B
erpronounced the prefatory dircour
kated, that the chief objeCt of the AtTembl
ve-eßablilli the Gelatin Church in peace an
Before the Milliner for Foreign Affair
for Bourbon, he had Cardinal Gov satvt
with him. The bufinefs of Citizen Testes
dip trtment will be condu&ed during his
'labia will be for fifteen or twenty days,
nen Call.aaao, formerly French Minifit
PO:burgh, the Hague, and Berlin, and a
Keeper of Records and Papers to the Fon
pazetnent.
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yes ea Wirt him/ever that the negotiation
has iriehin thefts. taw clays received an accefilon qf
vigour which teensr to prove that one at leaft of
the parties in eanieft in the bufinefs.
There Journals elto mention the peace concluded
between Spain and Portugal; lint fay nothing of '
the conditions impothd Ipon the liitthr.
The Kurt:, Queen, and. Princaftes EittAISZTH,
Agouti-a and HART, aftit dinner On Friday, on
their arriving at Gloucefter Lodge, Weymouth,
walked on the Efplanade, accompanied by the Earl
and Coun tefs of Ile se roe s,andditletter,Generals
)1111146RS and GARTH,MajorDissaci*.Cid. Cetus--
WRIGHT, and Captains Bowan, CLAIMS ind Pa.
OCT.• In the evening the whole town wars brilli-
antly illuminated. Col. MANNINGH•ief Caihp,
)(r. Svactes Hotel, and the Circulating Libniry
in particular: a number of beautiful Are.worke
were let off: their Majefties expreffed themfelves
highly gratified with the loyalty evinced by the in-
habitants.
Saturday morning his Majefty, before eight
O'clock, walked about the town, and viewed fome of
the dew buildings near the turnpike. After brea
raft the Kim° and his attendants rode to the'carop
on the Doer-heart road, to infpea the North Devon
Wide, and proceeded to Radipole, where the
kegiments of Huffars and Artillery are Rationed.
Hi* Majeftyba his return to Weymouth Celtic in-
fpeaed the terldhire Militia, and afterwards Co-
lonel hfamiteonast's corps. His Majefty and
Mee returned at three in the afternoon, to the
Lodge; to dinnet.
Yelterday morning Mr. Cox, the meffenger, ar-
rived at Lord Name issuer's Office, with dif-
patches froth the Codrt of Vienna, and alto Mr.
Couavoiste ua, froth Berlin.
The Panics of Wacas gave a Grand Dinner,
at Carleton }route, on Saturday, to the Irifh No-
bility.: Lord Mores was prefeth, and alfo 4o Irifh
Gentlemen, moftly Members Of Parliament.
The DtUisefs of Devi:tan:me gave her public
Breakfaft on Saturday at Chifwick. The weftern
toad from London, about two o'clock; difplayed
a grand cavalcade; and, about three., a vaft con.
enurfe of the gay world appeared on the lawn,
where there was an admirable band of rnufic te
*clam! the*. At four o'clock, the company tat
down to a very fumptuous breakfaft. The gal.
Very, the. ballroom, the anti-chamber, the Duke's
hreakfaft-epom.and feveral other apartments, were
furnifbed with the choiceft viands of the feafon.
At five o'clock, the country dances commenced
upon the lawn, where the vifitors tripped on the
light fantaftic toe. The cedar trees, plate cd by
the late Earl of Bristunoroa, the friend of Pore
and the Mules, afforded a Shade to the merry dan-
cers, who rejoiced in the rural recreation. At
tine o'clott thitfeftive meeting began to adjourn;
and it ten the company had entirely left the de-
lightful fcene of hofpitality and merriment.
The Marquis of HUNTLEY, officiating as De-
puty Grand Mailer of Scotland, on Tuefday laid
the firft Rout of the intended bridge over the Spey,
at Fochabers.
SatuedertbaDart,letter of marque failed from
the /titer for Malta and Egypt; the took' out a
large wail from the Poft Mee ; and Should the
wind continue from the Weftward, another bag
will be fent from the Ship Letter Office, to meet
her in the Downs.
A ref table houfe in Liverpool have received a
letter from Venice, dated June 3d, which con-
tains the following pelage : u An Englifh frigate
arrived here yefterday, and the Captain lays, that
the French in Alexandria had offered to capitu-
late."
On Thurfday the Troops in Cokhefter Bat-
tacks amounting to itsoo men, Guards sad Mi-
litia, detachments of the 3d Dragoon Guards,
13th Light Dragoons, Horfe and Foot Artillery,
-Ind a grand field day and a fham fight, on Box-
tad Heath, in which great pretifion and Military
Ikill were exhibited.
The Leitrim Regiment of Militia, whole gallant
offer to ferve in Egypt, &c. whets the account of
General AninCRONIIY'S landing and battle of the
Bth reached Dublin, was lag week infpolled by
Major General Sir Ca/Limes Ross, Bart.
The fecond battalion of the s sth foot, com-
manded- by Lientenant-C-olonel Lord Stec/4'R,
now on Dublin duty, have volunteered their ler-
'vices, with their prefent officers, (during the time
they are embodied), to any part of the world.
The 16th regiment have volunteered to ferve in
any part of the world.
The 56th (or Pompadour) .regiment of foot,
whole fervices were limited to Europe, have Iv,
lunteered to, ferve with their alters in any quer-
-ter of the globe.
The Princes CWAILLOTTIt of vitimss's reiment
of Fencibles, now. liationed at Chapelizod, near
Dublin, unanirnotally volunteered, on the t 41 inft.
to ferve wherever h 4 Majefty might be pleated to
order them.
On Tqefday morning left, a duel took place on
the low grounds at Irifh town, near Dubliq, be-
tween Captain O'D. (fon of Sir N. O'D. Bart.)
and a Mr. M'K. They fired together, and the lat-,
to named gentleman received his adverfary's ball
above the cup-bone of the knee..-on which the
coeds very properly interfered, and gencroully
accommodated differences.
_AlltWednefday morning two privates of the York
Malltrs were that en Bincomb-down, near Wey-
• akildb put-Runt to the lenience of a court martial,
for defertion; and cutttng a boat out of the bar-
' "tour, with intent to go to France, but by miftake
'• they landed at Guernfey, and were fecund. All
•the regiments, both in camp and barracks, were
drawn up, viz. the Scotch Greya, the Rifle corps,
the Stafford Berk', and North Devon Militia.—
They came on the ground in a mourning coach,
attended by two priefts ; after marching along the
er
front of the line, they returned to the centre,
they !pent about twenty minutes in prayer, and
were fbot at by a guard of twenty-four men they
dropped inftently, and expired without a
The men wheeled in feilioss, and marched try?atl:
bodies in flow time.

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