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him to obey the Ammons of General. Cliem aez-,
zecit, the Commander of Mentz, to evacuate Caf-
Al, and retire to Hoehn and Hocheirn ; fo that'
the difficulties dreaded in that quarter are entirely
removed. The French troops occupy anew Ehren-
breitftein and Duffeltiorf, as military polls ; but it
does not appear that they are to advance toward
the interior of the Empire; in other refpeCts the
navigation of the Rhine is entirely free, and com-
merce revives. .
Bzussrts, JuNz xs.—The- French garrifon of
Dufeldorff has eftablilled advanced polls round
that place. The huffars of the 4th regiment, who
occupy the little city of Dentz, fitutte in front of
Cologne, often patrole as far as the vicinity of
Siegbourg. The troops of the garrifon of Cob-
lentz, which have taken poffellion of Ehrenbreit-
ftein and Thal, have alto advanced polls beyond
the ancient works. It was Rated, with confidence,
that other corps of troops were yet to pats the
Rhine, and take pofitions on the right bank of that
river; but the reports circulated to that aid are
without foundation.
If we may believe letters from the frontiers of
Weilphalia, the Pmffian army, commanded by Ge-,
neral KLIIST, has definitely received from Berlin.
an order to hold itfelf in readinefs to evacuate the
entire part of the Elanorate of Hanover which it
occupies, as alto the Imperial city of Bremen.—
The fbrtrefs of Hameln, confidered as the key of
Hanover, is the lad poi} to be given tip to the
Hanoverian troops. In confequence of this order,
the neceffary preparations are making for the ova.'
cuation.
Heous, Just ter.—,Several commercial Mures
of Amfterclam have at length received dire& ac.
counts from Batavia, covaning details of the
dangers which that important colony has teen, and
arida have, been formnately Airmoanted. The
following are the principal cimundtances :-,-The
Englith Antibes, .temeniuseled by Admiral RAI-
NIER, hav4( on boipdl it body of European troops
and a datanitment of feapoys, appeared in
tt d in the month of Auguil len.
baying fummoned the Go-
vernor the colony to forrender, and received a
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farm in the negative, commenced a very
Aria bide of the port. This blockade, which
bled shoot two months, was accompanied, at in-
corrals, with a bombardment of little or no effe&.
Dining that period ficknefs made great ravages.
mamas the befieged and the befners. At lain
the area were obliged to retire, aafftteer a blockade
of itttj e.s days; and feveral eiders attacks.
• Anornee Leeter.—The plan of the Connitn-
tion was rejeaed yefterday in the Firft Chamber.
It was alto declared there that the Meffage of the
Executive Direltory, of March a, in the prefent
year, propofing the revifion of the Connitution,
cannot connitnte an objea of the ulterior delibe-
rations of the Legillauve Body, fuch as it has been
prefehted.
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LONDON. -`'` , ' - i
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'MONDAY, JUNE is. k.
MCI OP STOCKS THIS DAT AT Ofilrelt :
Cad* isr sp. 114.--Itsiessit 64-4 per dot. ys4 so.
Ilive4 per oda stst—ofaidowsoi prim'.
Nina or STOCKS TIITIOLOAT :
Pak Sack Leap AIM 41146
3 per pr;a M 145 546 i
3 por Cent.
__. 1 W Cog. 541 i f
4 pa. Oat. Catappi So Typ imp. Ana u 9 vtd4
5 pa C. Navy Omahas so .
S Per e 1-erifi Cad for A. Let if
Duna . mot 16.--Prise at Stocks tile lay :
5 per Cent. Gem Deb. 274 4...-
.
Yefterday we received Paris papers to the 28th
infl. inclufive, which bring feveral interefting are
tides refpeaing Egypt that will occafion a little
anxiety till we receive a:counts shred from our
own army.
Accordies to the Trench itatetnents there has
been an Isaias in Ifgypt which proved difaftrous
to the Britiffi, and forced them to re-embark and
quit that country. We mould however obferre,
that the accounts do not agree as to the date. One
of them Rates it to have been fought in the begin-.
sang of May ; another Pays, it took Au ea the 1 oh'
4" Prairial, that is on the 31 ft of May.
The latter date is probably the wrong oas ii
there be any truth whatever in the ilatement, aI.
it would be allowing only eighteen days for titt'
news to travel from Egypt to Paris. The Mai:
kyr Teems however to give no credit to it, and one
eirctimflance mentioned would go nigh to difcredit
the 'whole, even if it were not accompanied with
other fulkicioas &enactsewe/MOO the ;talon be.
ing Rated to have taken place in the Delta, whieb.'
from the fituadon of the armies, and the riot
in contefi, fame to be a thing &haat impoffible. •
Official accounts in the Preach jou:1121s toners.
did the reports of peace with Portugal. The Spa.'
nifli army is seprefented to have obtained coo (icier-
able fuccefes over the Portugnefe troops. All the
province of Aka* was overrun. The Mawr '
mentions that M. Piero had arrived at 1•1110.6
with propofals from the Regent of Portugal; but
nothing will (edify France and Spain but the total,
conquell of that country, which it is their obje*
to retain as compenfations for the Colonies we have
conquered. If .it be true that iS,OOO French
troops, who had not been in talon, were near the
Portogoefe frontiers, it is eafy to fee that the con-
quell of the country will foon be crated i bud,
after the declarations of the Yawn, it is in ',We
to look for a partial
in pawn by the enemy i..
The French Government
patches from Doitoc
dated sub May.

the s4th of May. The /Venires,. (late:, that he
had been received with great favour.and diftinc-
tion by the new EMPEROR, and that he had had
feveral coriferedces with him and his Miniliars.
Great panegyrics are bellowed on ALIIXARDIR I.
and he is reprefented as the idol of his fubjeas.and
the army.

Lord St. HaLan's did not arrive at Peter(burgh,
till the 31ft, feveral days after Dutoc. The poli-
tics of AL/LINOS,' I. however, teem to be of a
neutral kind. He is evidently defirous to live at
peace with all parties, and we are convinced that
the endeavours of Bolurtava to convert him into
an adtive Ally, will be as fruitlefa as the intrigues
of our Minifters would be to draw him into a con-
federacy againft France.
The French funds have rifen.—They art at 49i.
Late LA night we received the Hamburgh mail
due on Wednefday. The letters from Conftanti-
nolile bring no news. Thofe from Vienna thew
that, notwithftanding the conclufion of peace, the
Cabinet of Vienna does not think it proper to
reduce its war ettablifliment. The French troops,
according to letters from the right bank of the
Rhine, had not returned to their own fide; but it
1 -
appears that they came in trtry final' numbers; that
they committed no ads of violence-I and it teems
probable that, agreeably to the allertion 0$ the

nom LLOTth UST. ,
DIAL, JUai 21.—Sailed the VeNus cutter, with
the outward bound under convoy ror Portfmouth.
—Wind N. E.
Geavesz D, NNE :to—Paned by the Counney,
FR,/ ; and Wiliam, CAN MANI from Billions
Friencithip, CIAWFORN from New Providence%
and Tycho de Brahe, from Dantriek.
—Sailed the Spencer, Woos, for Stettin; Live
Oak, tirstrcr ; Advice, Helena, Down;
Aaive, W ; Ranger, —; Anna, Pes-
eta; Nelly, RILD and Paris, for Peterf.,
burgh; Magnet, and Juliana, 8611111, for
Riga; Mary Ann, 'rum/ PSON, for Tobago; At-
lantic, Mu tit HIAN for Surinam; Jack and John,
for Gibraltar; Albion, BALLARD, for Waterford;
Twee Gebroders and Anna, Innis, for Hunk°.

GREENOCK, JUNE
Arrived, on Friday evening, the Indultry, from
Wilmington, Penfylvannia, in twenty-feven days;
and yellerday morning, the Mercury, Baca, from
New-York, in thirty-feven days, both with Boa,
rye meal, and Indian corn.

On Saturday difpatches were received at the Ael-
miralty from Admiral Coa a watt s, dated off Brett,
on Monday laft. The enemy for revere' preceding
days had made various movements, but bad not
attempted to put to fea. Their chips frequently
changed their pofitions, and paffed and repaired
under cover of their batteries, probably for the
purpofe of ezercifing their failors.
Captain Byname arrived yefterday at the Ad-
miralty, with difpatches from Admiral Coanwat-
t is, Commander in Chief of the Channel fquadron,
cruizing off the coaft of France.
The Frow Theelay, Telemaque, and Come other
neutral velrels which are arrived in the River from
Dieppe and Calais, (peak of extraordinary military
movements along the French coaft, and report
the general opinion of their being defined for an
invallon of this country.
The enemy's fleet in Brett, according tothe laR
advices, confifted of twenty-feven (flips of the line,
ready for lea. The complement of (cameo on
board the 74's is fixed at onl three hundred men,
which proves that room is left for double the num-
ber of troops, as the French complement onboard
fhips of this rate is eight hundred and fifty men.
A large French !hip, laden with naval fibres,
has been cut out in the moil gallant manner from
under the batteries in Concale Bay, by the boats
of Captain CUNNINGHAM'S fquadron.
The utmoß exertions are making to equip Ad-
miral de WinTIR'S fleet : there are feven new built
chips of the line in it, two of them of 78 guns.—
Fifteen thoufand French troops in Dutch pay are
ordered to march for North Holland.
Friday a Court of Diredors of the Eaft India
Company was held at the India Hoare, when Cap-
tain MORTIMIR attended and was fworn into the
command of the Company's extra chip the Mo- •
nation, confined to Fort St. George. The Court
adjourned to Wednefday next. The MOPIAILCH is
to be at Gravefend the Toth of July, to flay there
ten days, and be in the Downs on the 26th ditto.
A letter from Philadelphia, dated May 9, (latch
that the Captain of the BOSTON Britifh frigate bad
fent a challenge to the Captain of the French fri-
gate Semillante, then lying at Norfolk, to meet
him at fea—to which the Captain of the French
had agreed, provided no other Britifh frigate was
in the way. The BOSTON is rated at 32 guns, and
is at prefent commanded by Captain Doi/cites, a
Scotchman, of well tried bravery. The Semillante
is rated at 36 guns.
The Enterprise, Comm:nos, from London to
Qabee, was loft on Anticofte in November left.
The Alexander, PIISTON, from Martinico to
London, was captured the Itth May by the Ma-
rengo privateer, of 14 guns, and carried into St.
Andero.
The Caroline, Ds we ion, from Virginia to Lou.
don, is Branded near Boulogne.
The Aurora, Raoesze, from Liverpool to Am-
fterdam' failed from Liverpool 6th March laft, and
has not fence been heard of.
The Vine, ofShoreham, Burrow with timber,
for London, was captured the 14th init. near Dover,
by a privateer ; the crew efcaped on fhore.
The Difpatch, RAMSAY, from Nevis to New •
England, was loft at Bermuda the fill of April.
La Fortunie privateer, Ha ecasw was in Sal-
dannah Bay the 2,a March, and had made five
prizes, viz, two Spann brigs, a fnow, and a loop,
and a Hamburgh fhip, laden with naval fibres,
bound for Mauritius.
Orders have been fent to Pont:1)00th, for the
failing of the tranfports for Botany Bay and the
Cape of Good Hope, fhould they be able to take
advantage of the Weft India convoy.
The outward-bound Wei India fleet failed from
Cork on the 6th intim*.
A Paris Paper fays, that the Marengo privateer
eix guns, 4-pounders, of Dunkirk, Captain Jo-
llies; Atesis es, as taken, after an anion of three
the Englifh veffel the Alexander,of T 8 guns,
. .
• dens, and 42 men, bound from Martinique
London.