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London, England, 1801-07-21 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JULY st.
TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK;
3 per Cent. 601 63 ex. &v.— ttDio, 6:/, with div.
Reduced 601 11-omnium 919.
PRICI OF STOCKS YISTIRDAY :
Bank Stock 6 per C. Loy. 96
3 per Cent. Red. 6oi 1 Long Ann. xi 7-161
3 per C. Conf. 601 es. &v. 3 per C. Imp. 640
4 per Cent- E 4 te Imp. Ann. 1I
5 per C. Navy 94} 95 ez.dlv. Ontnium 9/

Laft night we received Paris journals of the t 6th
and 17th init. They give farther details refpec-
ting the File of the 14th, which appears to have
been the grandeft that has taken place fence 1789.
Above 600,000 people it is faid were prefent.
Paragraphs in feveral of the Journals fay, that
accounts have been received from Venice, Naples,'
and Leghorn, Rating, that GAN uiAU IN had fafely
landed the troops on board his fleet, to the num-
ber of 8000, at Derna in the kingdom of Barca, to
the Eaft of Tripoli,, jive day: journey from Alexandria.
If there be no more truth in the former part of
this fiatement than in the concluding words, it is
unworthy of any kind of credit. Derna lies about
8 degrees of longitude to the welt of Alexandria,
or upwards of goo miles in a Knight line ! and
almoft all the intervening (pace is quite an impaifa-
ble

According to the Hamburgh Mail, which has
arrived this day, Gaiructuss failed from Sicily
for Egypt in the end of May or beginning of June,
intending to land his troops in Syria ; and Admi-
ral WARIBM bad arrived at Corfu, and failed
thence on the 7th of June, in purfuit of the French
fleet. It u poffible, and that is all we can fay
from there flatements, that the latter, if purfued,
might ruse into Tome creek on the African chore, 1
and land the troops : but if De= be the quarter,
there is little likelihood of their ever reaching
Egypt.
Letters from Munich of the 6th July, announce
a piece of news which has excited confiderable
tiirprift. The Auftrian troops, to the number of
5000 men, have advanced from Bohemia into the
Upper Palatinate, a province belonging to the
ELECTOR of BAVARIA, and by force compelled the
Bavarian troops to retire. The caufes of this
movement are varioufly accounted for. Some
Rate that this province forms part of the indemnity
which Auftria is, by the keret articles of the Treaty
of Luneville, to receive. Others (tate that it arifes
from a difpute about Come Italian fiefs in that
Dittria, which Auftria claims. Be the caufes
what they may, the circumftance. excited great
alarm at Munich, and the EtEcroa of BAVARIA,
after, it is faid, detaching troops to repel force by
force, immediately fent off couriers to Peterlburgh
and Berlin, announcing the aggreffion, and re-
quefting fupport. So much for the good under-
(landing which prevails among the continental
powers, and the views of the general interefts of
Europe, by which their conduit is influenced
A letter from Vienna, of the 4th inft. by the
Mail, brings pleating intelligence from Egypt,
but we are a little apprehenfive that the whole may
turn out to be only an exaggerated account of the
news brought by the laft Meffehger, and publillted
five days ago.
FRONTIRRS or Tuaxxv, juty I.—According
to accounts from Conflantinople, the French gar.
rifon in Alexandria Wren; great want of every ne.
eefTary; the Englith by opening the canals, have
cut off all its communication; the corps of drome-
daries with t zoo French have been furrounded by
the Englith and fallen into their bands.

At Raminich the French have loft confiderable
magazines; the lots they fuffered at Cairo, when
on the appearance of the army of the Gamin
Viz sa they advanced from dui; city to attack it,
but were obliged to yield to fuperior force, is fis-
ted in the official accounts at so* prifoners, and
boo killed and wounded. Alexandria begins to
fuffer want of water, the EngURI having cut off
one of the principal watercourfes leading to that
city.

Lrpnoam, funs 3f.—On the ta infant. the
French Squadron under ADMIRAL GA.rneautea,
failed from WEL' to proceed along the African
eye& with the emu of land forces, =fitting of

from 4to e,ooomen, for Egypt. Admiral WAR-
eta arrived at Corfu from Aboukir, and failed
thence again on the 7th of June in quell of the
fquadron of GANTHEAUME.
MILAN, JUtik 27.—The latter end of.lail month
Admiral GANTHEAUMI failed from Sicily for
Egypt. It is all that he Will land his troops
in Syria in order to come on the rear of the Geallo
VI zi Ea and place him between two fires. The
fate of the expedition of GANTHSAUFIR mull by
this time be decided. .
The plan of the new Ligurian conflitution has
been fent from Path to Genoa. The territory of
Genoa is divided into the Riviera di Ponente, the
Riviera di Levante, and the Central Territory.
There is to be a Senate of 24 Members, with a
Doge at their head ; and three Confultas, each of
soo Members. The latter will meet only one
I month in the year, to deliberate on the plans of
laws propofed by the Senate, and either fanftion •
or rejea them.
The merchants here have again been obliged to
Hite a million of livres as a forced loan.
VIENNA. JULY 4..—YetiCiday a courier arrived
at Lord Mimeo's, from Conftantinople, who pur.
fued his way to London almoß immediately. He
is the bearer of the important intelligencethat Cairo
has furrendered, on capitulation, to the Englith
and Turks. Alexandria was on the point of fol.
lowing the example of Cairo. The garrifon of
that place is well fopplied with provifions, but is
in want of water, and the Turks were already in
poireffion of the outer harbour ; and according to
the Ontements of the above courier, the place was
fo narrowly blockaded that it could not pot.
fibly hold out long.—Since the return of the
Grand duke of Tvsc*NY to Vienna, and the
arrival of the French hfinifter, Cacsoc2, at
Graz, much is Paid refpeding negociations, the ob-
jea of which is, to rellore to the Grand Duke the
Tufcanefe, and to eftablifh the H ereditary Prince
of Pace* in the Ecclefiaftical Rates, as Sovereign,
for which negotiation the French Minifter Cs-
CAUL? is faid to have full powers. In general,
reports have been of a very peaceable nature, for
tome days pall, and it is now pofitively laid, that the
indemnification of the Secular Princes on the right
banks of the Rhine, of the Panic& of °luaus, etc.had arrived to (uch a degree of maturity, as to
enable our Court to furnifh Count COSIIITZEL
with full powers, for aftually concluding a Con-
vention for that purpofe. Should thcfe reports be
confirmed, we may not only hope that peace be-
tween France and Germany will continue, but
alfo that it will forward the conclufion of peace
between England and France. It has been pro.
poled to give up the Imperial regiment Bender,
to the Duke of ---.MnDLMA, it being competed, fot
the greater part. of natives of the Brifgan. The
officers and privates of the Tranfylvanian regi.
ments, having leave of abfence, are ordered to join
their regiments, which, it is &id, are intended for
a Corps of Obfervation on the Turkifh frontiers.
PAISWAN OGLOU eontinnes•to augment his army,
but, fence the treaty of Lunevile, he fhews more
repo& to the Imperial Court, and has publicly
declared, that he willed to live in amity with the
Emperor of Germany. The Qzren of Naples hat
been informed of the failing of Admiral Gan-
zao 14 a's fquadron, by an extraordinary courier.
Revision, JULY 6.—lt is pofitively Ik4; that
the hit Imperial decree was Wiled with the know-
ledge and in concert with the French Govern•
ment, and that it is the objea of the two Cabinets
to employ the Diet with a plan of indemnification.
The Imperial Knitters here have given it as their
opinion, that the Diet ought to make out a gene.
ral Raman of the ides of the States of the Em-
pire, fpeedily, and in the molt complete manner.
and having fixed upon the indemnifications, to
lay their plans before the ZUPRIOR. The direc-
torial Anthaftador of the ELRCTOR of MINTY half
in confequence of this, propofed in this day's fit,
dog of the Diet, to appoint a Committee of is
umbers, viz. 4 from the Eleaoral, 6 from the
Princely College, and two from the College of
Towns, previoufly to take into confideration
there. two fubjetts, and to lay the refult of their
deliberation before a full meeting of the Diet.
Citizen Bacn ea, the French Minifier, afferts, but
only in private, that the French Goveinment con-
fiders the indemnification of the Grand Duke of
Tuscany, and of all the other German Princes
entitled to it by the treaty of Luneville, merely at
a matter concerning Germany alone, and that it
would not interfere in it.
COPRISNRORM, JULY s L—Sweden has already,
it is Paid, acceded to the convention concluded be.
tween Raffia and England. Denmark has, as yet,
come to no refolution on the fubjee.
The Convention concluded,on the 17th of June,
between the Ruffian .Miniftry and Lord Sr. Ha-
t am's, confine of ten articles, of which the follow-
ing is the effential contents.
ART. 1.-..-ThRTC (ball be peace and friendffiip
between the two Powers, and their fubjefts.
Aar. 2—Both the high contraeting parties en-
gage to abide by their ordinances prohibiting any
tide in coquaodities which are castilbtA4 of

mow

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war with the% enemy agaitut whom one of the two
powers makes. war.
ART. 3.—The (hips of the neutral powers fhall
fail without moleftation to the harbours and coatis
of the belligerent nations. The 'effeds found on
board the !hips of neutral powers, with the excep-
tion of filch as are contraband of war, or the pro-
perty of the enemy fhall be free t the raw or ma-
nufaftured produce of the countries engaged in
war, which the fubjeCts of neutral powers fhall
have purchafed, and are bringing away on their
own account, fhall likewife be free, the articles
conlidcred as contraband of war fnall make no
alterations in the particular flipulations of the
treaties with other powers : the Powers engage to
Ate ftriet orders to the captains of their (hips, to
conceal no contraband cdmmodities. [To be con-
cluded to-morrow.) •

On Sunday evening their MAJESTIES, the Psi it-
cusps, and Prince ADOLPH us, walked upon the
Efplanade,atWeymouth, and from thence to Stacie s
Rooms, which were falhionably attended . among
the company were, the Earl and Conntefs of Ux-
talon r, Earl and Counteis of RosSLYN,Lord and
Lady SLIMILY, Lady CATHCART, Lady CHAR-
LOTTE DURHAM, Lord AMELIUs BEAUCLERC,
lion. Capt. PAGET, Cain GRLY, &c.
The account of Princefs AMELIA being annoyed '
as the was going to bathe is totally void of founda-
tion, no inch circumliance occurred;—there are
three machines kept folely for the ufe of the
Royal. Faun. ir, and no other perfon whatever is
permitted to make ufe of them while their Me-
sksriES are at Weymouth.
A waggon, loaded with fpecie, arrived at Portf
'Muth, from Lotidon,ion Friday, to be fent, it is
raid, in the LEYDEN and Texas. frigates, for our
army and navy in Egypt.
Yefterday failed from Portfmouth, the Java rri.
Grilse, man of war, on a voyage of Difcovenes.
There was laft night a Ball at the Duchefs of
Goal:ma's houfe in Piccadilly. The invitations
included all the Nobility and Gentry who are ftill
in town and the neighbourhood.
The Dowager Lady deCLIFVOILD has ptirchated
the bode of-Lady DANVERS, id South Audley-
Street, for 40001. Her Ladythip, about twelve
months fine, difpofed of the houfe the inhabited
in Stanhope-Street to the Marquis of HEADFORD.
Each evening at the Royal Circus, St. George's
Fields, witneffes the complete gratification which
an overflowing audience receives, from that truly
fplendid and interefling piece, the lire King or
illiert and Rofafie, together with the much efteern-
ed Pantomime of the Brig is Blot : we find,
however, that this is the laft week, but one, of the
preterit performances ; and a new Splendid Co-
mic' Pantomime, which has been a long time in
Rehearfal, will be fpeedily produced.
On Friday a black Cook, without legs, lodged
a complaint, at the Thames Police Office, againft
his Captain', ihr feverity of ufage ; to which the
Gentleman appeared, and acknowledging that he
gave him tome correction for exercifing cruelty to
a boy on board, Which he did not deferve, adding,
that the complainant, was the belt man he had on
board, for he could cook; 'fleer, and and go aloft
in the molt tempelluous weather, upon his (lumps;
but withal rnitchievous; yet he would take him
back. 're this the cook agreed, and the matter
ended. . .
YetlerdaT mornitg, at half-paft two o'clock, a
moiralarming fire broke out at Lady Corson. f's,
in Upper Seymour-ftreet. The bouts and furni-
ture were entirely confumed;and the lots of plate
and jewelseftimated to a veryconfiderableamount;
and though every Alliance was administered that
to early an hour could poffibly admit of, the build-
ing, in the courfe of two hours, was reduced to
-sties. How. this unfortunate accident originated
cannot be fatisfaaorily accounted for ; but it is
fdppofed to proceed from a candle negligently left
in tome of the lower rooms : providentially no
lives wereloa. The melancholy particulars are
as follows :-The family had for tome time 'retired
to reit, whin one of the young. ladies was awoke
by a crackling noife ; and feeling .an unufual
degree of heat, on. opening the chamber door,
ditcovireifthe lower part of the houfe in flames,
and columns of frnoke afcending the fiaircate.—
The alarm was immediately given to the domes
tics, who, with difficulty, affilled. her Ladyfbip
and the young ladies to elicit a timely efcape.—
Lady Coast tut. and her daughters fcarcely half
dieffed, were conveyed to Sir joint Cooniff's
(bet Con), in Hertford-ftreet f and we are happy
to annouuee,*perteitl fare and well, except the ,
iropreffioh which Co hidden and dreadful a cala-
'
mity midi make on delicate and feeling. minds:
Saturday evening two Gent! en to a polt-
etar
rhaife were hopped by two hag waymen, near
iiommer's Town, who demanded RaoPeY and
v:atches, or their lives. One of them firer used a
piftol, clearing the Gentlemen to be quick anattde-
Leer; when one of the Gentlemen fired at the'
Ilia, who let daop his pitied. and it was thong*:
was wounded : they both rode off' without their
booty. •
Laft week as Mr. Cretwell, Doaor Whitefield,
and Mr. Crefwell, jun, werereturning to Becifont,
trom Staines, in. Mr. C's chariot, they ware mopped
by an highwayman, who &mended theirwauchee
and monies., Mr. C. gave /tine two gialsgati bat
refuted giving hit watch, andl.a ciis9looll iin: 8
wllich had been bequeathed him' brass aneeitor.
The highwaymati,with the nib* &Ottani
catkos, !Wale be would blew his brains mtion
did not
.give the ring, oar five guineas to bell:BIT-
e'l to keep it, which Mr. C, refilled, and Mr. C.
J '3. ilkid, if the robbli•Was determined to take a
life, Ile &fired dud btaniaddifkbarge a piitol at
}inn. The highwaysnagaid.hauntoilgt &krone to
pre's the bunters .fustber-;41- ptitudilvin to the
aa in contequence—ofiaresse ii—eWriq 'and Arita-
ed nut his hand, to claim. foilivenefs. Mr. C.
Shook him by tit halo, and Waved, that it was
cold and tag.. Ft is Co, replied the Wretched
1/IRTI, bat say beast if'soldess, and.then braying a
ii .h, tot ebis Itaveglistlode at - • • -

IN OBITUM

HONMISSIMI, INTSGERRIMI, 1fr14372 AKICIIISII4I

VIRt,
DOMINI DE PETRE.

ERGOND abripuit mihi Mors crudelliAmieurn,
Dulce decus, colutneri przfidiumc,ue meum !
Abripuit, medio viz lapfo temporis ICIO
gliod dare terrigenis fan benigua folent.
Hcu ! lieu! quam fubito mortalis labitur ztas;
' Quern celeri gran Nee inopina venit !
Nee atrox ! null( parcens, et nekia fie& !
Sie mihi delicias en, truculenta! rapis
Non Pesti pietas, net fervida von fuorum
Lethalern poterant jam cohibere manum !
Dora adfunt Perez, truncantes (lamina vitae ;
Nobilii ac animus corpus inane fugit.
Qmat tibi tuna fuerat, quam vivus, JULIA, fenfus ;
Tall, tam juvenis, tea ! viduata Viso d •
Sed tibi Cunt cafti eariffima pignora amoris
Rae tibi triftitla duke levamen erunt.
qv dolor excrucians invafit pr dtora Nntr,
Cum PArr a, ante °ruins, jam moriturus erat I
Sed Nato eft fuavis conjux, Nall/lima proles:
Proles et coujux dulce lerarnen erunt.
Air mihi mceroris non ullum eft duke levamen ;
Foment° hullo plaga levanda mea !
Non mihi fubridens feisk., npn blanda Nadir,
Quo queat serumnas extenuate meas.
Pro fponfa, fobole ct, defundo proque parente,
biter cuntltorum, fetus Marcus vat
Solo aortal' erat—fed quails?—nos. MILLI FiATIII
Gcrmanus tam, quern PZTIOII mans erat !
Scilicet, Is, princeps, tft me dignatus amare ;
Et, locuples, inopem me cumulate bOuis.
ills decks Phabus =lens ligna peregit ;
Es quo penniffum eft ejus amore Ind :
Sum temper fruitus, dum calk: vita manebat
Noluit, ac moriens, non =mini& mei.
llliw alma manus ftudiorum Ida meorum
Pautrix--bis ftuciiis oda pate dedit.
-Plangire, Pierides I es.longos ducite planeltas
Mufarum cooltans PITAUS *miens era.
To, Cu pratioui, qua carmine fans Zionis
Panes, Cu gemitno ingeminato meos.
(bib tea, nun; memet veftigia, Diva, legentem
Per vepres, farm gals relevare vent
Me prope cum piguit tantos tolerate Lahore*,
Mk...80* atilmos fuftulit file meos.
Me cum mordsci lacenirent dente malign!,
Et contrifremeret cans fuperftitio ;
Putida to fperne idlorum convicia (dixit)
" Cara tibi tantlm, perficiatur opus."
Ah ! fl, Ta vivo, meliorlortuna dediffet
• link operi fummo (=main adhlbere manum;
Et Tim poftremos, ut prima, PATIO, labores
Sots mea donaffet poffe dkare meos :
Gaudia qua d quanta at effet roes pure voluptas
Hoc defiderii fumma, eaputque mei!
Aft Miter vifuth Superis--fortemque fubire
Conyenit--at Betas quis prohibere Fault
Omnibus es Bendus, queis "tut, Peseta, NMI:
A fienddfinem non feet ulla dies.
ALL I quatiens fubilt Desecri dulds imago, -
Rural thorn's (lumina falfa gems
Singsltur tranull fpbatntia vikera pulfant; •
Rodit et ocnikus muftis cords dolor I
tied fecura crake tea fois I Wages beam
Te capiant--Fruere 01 forte, BIIA7C ! tUL
Et, 6 res Sent quandasue signokae noftras,
Sts bonus—et wigs, qua poor, PiTRIE, Pave !

A. G.

SaSelma is kaulo, dolcas ct alarmist
Plid.lias. Isla got.

On Saturday evening Government received dif-
patches from Mr. Mae ev, being the 6ril fince his
arrival at Paris.
Saturday and Monday the Royal Monmouth
and Brecon Militia marched from Fort Monckton
for Colcheiter Barracks.—They are replaced by
the ad battalion of the 85th regiment of Foot;
The following age the quarters affigned for the
different regiments of Militia in Scotland :
2 Argyll • - - Ayr.
s Rots - - . - Capar Fife.
. 3 Lanark - - - Stirling.
4 Dumfries - - - Dalkeith, die.
3 . Fife - - . Dundee.
6 Aberdeen - - - hfulfelbargis.
7 Ayr - • Invalids.
• 8 Forfar - - - Aberdeen.
9 'Perth - - - Fort George
to Edinburgh . - - cuggow.
. . gii Welt York - - Edinburgh.
Nottingham - • - - Dunbar. " •
GNPS lIIAL COUIT-MARTIAL,..-Printed copies of
the following Letter from the Judge Advocate
General to his Royal Highnefs the Commander
ist Chief have been circulated thoughout the army:
" sot . oratico4ireet, June as, tilen.
n I have had the honour of fubmitting to his
Mk/Ivry the proceedings of a General Court,
Martial, held at Canterbury on the aft and: ad
days of this inftant June, for the trial of Lieut.
italdS BALLING, of the firft Surrey Regiment of
Militia, upon the following charges, viz.—
- Firt-Behatintin a very ungwitlemanly mama in the
offs-roma of the regiment, on the 24th February, iBox and
.perfoully infulting one of the Olken with the molt indecent
siarftions, and hy his Cubit:quest outdo& making it nest:Cary
foe
.hip to quit the room, mid which was followed by his out- .
nfistacily Waking. the windows, tb-m-by thodadting hhadf
is a fcantbdons and Wiens= manner, .rmosnthig as outer
and a gentleman.
. Secontirkiniihlt ale of very alorairlows hurler, on
the uth of FifiEheoz, to the alliers of the regiment then •
'c
of the and in the beta' . MN of the rads-room. Witt than within
barrack yard ; and evaded-
inglthnicifin a Vag nom manner, ha being at that time ON .
duty ;* &itchy behaving in a candelas. and infamous tnannar,
art ease and a "
%mbar rjam cowun - ed to acquaint your Royal
~•
Highnefs, that his Jury has, thought ft to ,
caws
Confirm the (entente o the Court-hiartial,where- '
by 'the thid• Lint. 'Jamie Boatmen, having been .‘
found guilty of the (aid charges,is.adjnft4 mire
difchatged from his Majlisry's ferriee a and •I ass
further 'commanded to intimate. his Mayirry's
isles.fures that.-fer the fake of ezample, the fame
be declared in public orders. - •
- " I have the hooray tobe Widi nrofotindrefpea,
• s . out
.Rozil I:iighoefs',s in :r,'. , it; ti fu 1 and mot
' .filonOkTrieglt :.. ' : "..CiiAlt LF t MOROIII.
. allieLf rek4lllo _494•414 Teswiiricr La Chle .. '
if IggorfewVoreta.". • a • -
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. • • A.

NiILITICAIL INTELLIGENCE. ,

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. N. W.
ARILIVtD DOI
Hamburgh, July 14, . 0
a. Dublin, July 17,
O Watcrford,
a Donnaghzdec, July a,

YARMOUTH, JULY 20.---The fleet under the
command of Rear Admiral Sir THOMAS GRAVES,
failed this day, fuppofed for a cruize off the coati
of Holland. The fleet confills of the PoLy PH H-
MIS!, RUBY, VETERAN, RAISONA REF, AGAMEM-
NON, and ASIA ; Vefuve, Bruizer, Cracker, Tea-1
zer, Pincher, Boaer, Adder, Zephyr, Biter, Rea-
dy, Safeguard, Tigrefs, Wrangler, Plumper, At-
tack, and Sparkler gun-brigs ; AleElo, fire-fhip,
Sulphur, Explotion, Hecht; Terror, Volcano, Ze-
bra, and Difcovery bomb-veffcls. It was not the
DEFIANCE that had the Admiral's flag on board,
as mentioned in yeflerday's letter, but the PoLv-
PHEMUS.

Arrived from Cuxhaven the DIANA packet,
Captain STEWART, with the liamburgh and Bre-
men Mails of the r 4th inftant.—The EARL of LEI-
.CESTER packet with Mails, had arrived at Cuxha.
ven, previous to the failing of the DERNA.—The
PRINCE Of ORANGE, BRIDGE, with the Mails for
the Continent, of the 17th htflant, is in the Roads,
waiting a wind to fail.
The paffengers by the DIANA are Me(fls. Fro.
feea, Petrie, Silvertop, Anderfon, Dawfan, Ben-
ton, Kefer, Baron Plyffell, and three Auftrian
and one Danifh Gentleman.

This morning difpatches arrived here for the
North Sea fleet, which were immediately forwarded.

HARWICH, JULY 19.—Yefterday a fleet of Da-
ni(h and Swedifh drips from the Baltic, loaded
with deals, &c. paired this place, on their voyage
to London. Two drips of the line are expeeted
from the Nore, one to be flatichred in Hofeley Bay,
and.the other in the. Wallet, to be principally man-
ned with fencibles from the coati. A number from
this town have already volunteered their fervices,
to be exchanged monthly.
DIAL, Jury t9.—His Majelly'A hired armed
cutter QUEEN, commanded by Lim: MiNsrsa,
arrived this afternoon in the Downs, from the
iquadron off Boulogne, with difpatches from Cap-
tain SOMMERVILLE, commandlng his 'Majefly's
Hoop of war Everting (the Commodore), and
brings an account of the French armament at Bou-
logne, confiding of 24 gunboats, one fchocner,
and one brig, being completely equipped for fea,
having moved nut of the harbour yefterday morn-
ing about four A. M..; and at eight A. M. to-day,
they were all at anchor in the Road, under the
batteries, apparently waiting only for an opportu-
nity to proceed to their point of datination. The
Q.I.I.SEN was within half a mile of this fleet, and
there did not appear•to be any troops on board
ther of the gun.yeffels. Their °hie& is fuppefed to
form a junetion with the armament at Dunkirk ;
but our fleet, which conaffs of the Evectirs,-Qati-
trir, and HOUND (loops, with nine gun-brigs, and
the Crew ST cutter, are of fufficient force to pre-
vent fuch a co-operation. His Majelly's floop II:A-
-vila, CONSTANT gun-brig, Krtrr armed cutter,
and the whole of the Outward hound failed yeller.
day .noon to the Weffward ; 'and the THALIA
troop fhip came down in the evening from the Rii
ver, and remains. The JACKALS. gun brig is ar-
rived from a cruize ; and the FELRETEIL dittO has
failed to her Ration off Dunkirk.

Doyle, juts. 19.—Siz fail of gnn boats which
came out of Calais, and wcre boundit is fuppoled
for Boulogne (which appears to be the general
rendezvous for them, a large number beint,c4-
!eked there), were diaindly feet) it anchor be-
tween- thofe two ports • yelkiclay {enteral
of his Majefty's cruifers having obfcrved them,
were feen bearing down on them, fo tliat our hills
were lined with people, expeeing to ice thettn en•
gaged ; but before the eruifers could come within
gun Blot, a freth welicrlihreele fprinqingup,sn-
abkd the gun boats to get back into.. t alms.. The
Nancy flag of truce reruriied • from Calais yeller-
day.

FROM LLOYD,
DIAL, JULY to.—Sailed the fleet from Jamai-
ca for the River; and the.Tritnn, or the
Eaft Indies, for Portfrnouth, Wind E.

Gaavastan, Joss' 20.--Palred by .lhe Eolus,
—, and Happy Enterprise, Ossv, from Peterf-
burgh ; Ptolomy, --, from Dastaiek • Geode
Werwagting, —, from Hamburgh ;„ and a large
fleet of Well Indiamen, but could not learn their
names.—Sailed the Minerva, —, for the Cape
de Verds ; Amity, —, for Charleftown ; Venus,
Dasniss, for Baltimore ; Rekrve, --. for Vir-
ia ; Buone Venture, —, for Gibraltar ;
Lili
neat Charlotte, Annasws, for Qaebec ; and
ny, WADI, for North Carolina.
Gecansano Fisnaave--The following isan ac-
count of the facet(' of the London fhlis in the
Greenland Fillierys--Briffett, tb 'fibs Britannia,
9 fa; Dingwall, t!, filh; Dundee, t 9 fib; and
asoo feels; Experiment, ts fib; Horn, 8 fftli ;
Foe, 8 fills; Invernefs, 9 fin', Ipfwich,i 3 6th;
Lively, 4 fifth vloo feels; Melba, i flail POnce
of WC* 11 fits, to toes; Sims, 1 6(14. Bocce4 ,-
s filli; Vigilant, .1 fifli; Young Eagle,, 9 fill';
William and Ann, to fifh; Foothill, II Wk.
A letter from an officer on board one of the
(quadrats cruising off Havre, dated the 14th jail.
fays--06 The LOlll, Captain Nraliall, has been
to Gueenfey ro water, itc. We have no news, ex-
cept that of the French celebrating -at Haile the 1
anniVerfary of the dettruaion of the': —
Ciro! (onrCommodore), la Loots,
WoLvaaame, BASILISt, and Coccci
-into Havre this morning, when we fa/
frigates ready for fen. The Triter,
(Haentroa, bra pitted company.
' Cltieleore,