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London, England, 1801-04-02 00:00:00

ALARMING STATE OF THE NATION

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THE INTERESTING DEBATE on Mr.
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NAVAL CHRONOLOGY.
PublifWng by Subic:Won, in 'Three Volumes Odavo,

ASIINIMARY of NAVAL and MARITIME
Evitmrs, in Chronological Order, from the Time of
the Roman, to the 3 tft of December, 'Soo; with an Appendix,
containing a Pemaiwal State of the Royal Navy of Great Britain,
and of thole of the other Powers of Europe—The lois each has
haftained in Ships of War, Privateers, tcc. at the condemn of
each war—The Lines of Battle, Fleets and Squadrotna—Alfo a
Lift of thole perfons who have fcrved in the varions offices in
the Naval Departments; together with that of the Adtrairaia and
Captains in the Royal Navy from a very early Period:—lntend-
ed as a Book of Refrrence.

By ISAAC SCIIOM BERG, Efq. Captain in the Royal Navy.
The Work is already in the Prefs and will be fpeedily
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The Engin have now difmiffed the Neapolitan
troops, which hitherto formed port of the garrifon
of Malta, and have hoilleciEnglifh colours alone,
declaring that Malta is their conqueft. A corps of
Englilh troops had landed at Melina in. Sicily, in-
tended for an auxiliary corps, but as the armiftice
between France and Naples has rendered this
aftiftance ufelefs, they are to be re-embarked.
A newfpaper printed at Turin Pays, " IL is true
that the Marquis de MAR AN has been tent to Paris
with difpatches from the King of SARDIN IA for the
French Government, but he has been informed
there, that before any notice can be taken of his
commiffion, the King, his mailer, mull (hut the
ports of the ifland of Sardinia againil the Englifh,
and confirm the document Mind by him in the
year 1798, by which he had formally renounced
all claims on the Duchy of Piedmont." The Duke
of PARM A, in a public audience to his Court, has
declared that he had been appointed Grand Duke
of Tufcany, but that he fhould neverthelefs remain
Duke of Parma. It is reported that French troops
are to be embarked at Ancona, under the protec-
tion of a Ruffian fquadron, which latter would be
joined by four Neapolitan lips of the hue and
Tome frigates.