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London, England, 1806-08-08 00:00:00

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tut titrsck RIYAbRON OFF IRELAND.
We Gibed Coolie, dayusd ago that :drench No:dross
}seates hes
Telegraphic y we announced
account of the capture of one of
thede. le Rhin, bad heed received at the Admiralty.
‘,0.,
$p oar Plymoath lessen of this morning we have
rooked fame farther particulars. They were fan
hot forfrom L'Orfeet.by the (quadraa now cruising
In that quarter to intercept PIONS 11011APAILTI. when
Captain 'Gavel the Commodore of the fqoadrdr,
made the kW to than, hot form after annulled
It. aprehenfitre, Perhaps, that by fairing our Gips
to he elan tea far from Itheir Ratios they might
loirtheir piacipal objet. AU the flips. which raw
the Rolla were of,courfe recalled. The only one
which could not fee a *is the Maaldwhich perked
the frigates. Seeing only toe Gip fa clam, the enemy
at lagth dreW up in line of battle, bat the Maas
bosnisig doers on theist with (pita, they all took to
tight The Mats could only mediae me. which
. druele on the firs gun being fired. The reR. it is
thought, nude the heft of their way to Pattie, a 1
, Span& harm, in the Bay of Bifcay.
Our accents dater is one point. One letter Rates
that the frigroes were on their way home from the
Weft Indict t another, that they were fent out to
Cruise for our hobeward bound convoys.
FRENCH AND Aim DUTCH JOURNALS.
Paris patters to the tR; and Dutch to the jth intl.
have come to hated.
A letter from Naples of the moth July, Rate. that
4 &Gent of tome magnitude had been executed by
ant troops es the coal of Calabria, on the 6th, which
M Ibit was attended with complete foroefs. but the
Illimmh having received eery large reinforcements;
iiiiiimuly proved vietoriems. It is (aid that 6000
Lir troops landed on the til July, in the Bay of
*end& They were attacked on the 4th by
enteral Itsoineit, with the aid regiment, and the
Silk regiment. Ramage, ant more fueccfsful
-notalml our troops than whim be fought egoist them
in was molly defeated. General Cranium
-AVM (evenly wounded and take* ptifouerr, with too
Nies. and no doubt not a few French, though that
it set admitted. The Eaglith troops after this fart.
eels, are Rated tb have been joined by three thoufand
meat bet what Men. whether frees troops, is not men.
timed, and by 3or 4000 iifargents. With this re.
Woman= thej are Rated to have advanced into
she country. A league front Coma, General Via.
vase, who had collated ter,coo infantry and solo
-cavalry, attacked them; sad by forte of numbers
suppolled them to remit. One thoufand eight bun.
dint24/0111 pitmen are Rated to have been taken,
and hopes are cireted that the retreat of the raft to
their flips wouldbe cut of
Such is the account given by the French, and be-
perfelt as it appears it leaves no doubt that in the
fir& iilaace out troops obtained confiderable fuccefs.
That they were ultimately repelled is very poffible ;
but we tee nothing in this account that ought to in.
dace us to think that their loft was great. It fleece
could be the object of fo (mall a force (and it is doubt.
lets exaggerated by the enemy) to do any thing more
than attempt a diverfion, or a amp& miss. To main
tarn at country could not be in view. The objet of
the tiefcent being obtained, the troops would natu-
rally reonsbark, and their departure is as ',aurally
magnified into a %dewy by the French.
But in fait we give very little credit to the account.
If any thing of fuels magnitude had taken place on
the 6th, and which only appears in one of the minor
journals. would it not have been mentioned in the
fubfequent accounts from Naples, which come down
to the sgth I bat neither is the Minims' nor any other
journali do we And any confirmation of, or even the
lea& alluflon to the intelligence.
The (Adel Paper contains a long account of the
0 raring of the fiege of Ragufa, where LAURISTOM.
with two thoufand French (hrwas (aid to have ori.
gthally occupied this town with fix thoofand men),
was Out up by fixeren thoufand Montenegrins,
Greeks, and Rotten.. Front this unpleafant fituation
be was liberated by the talents and bravery of Gene-
ral Moatroa. who feattered thefe befiegers, among
whom there were fix thoufand Ruffian., took all their
cannon and smreusition, with the loft of only rems
li&J meccas areraded ! .0 !
M. D'Ousata, it appears, did not think it fufficient 1
to fend the Treaty be had concluded to Si. Feta (burgh
for ratification, but he tuna himfelf follow cleft upon
the heels of his Courier. From whatever caufc it
was, his journey promifes to be "Imo& as rapid as his
negotiation. He left Paris on the sad, paffed through
Frankfort on the setts, and cspcacti to reach St.
)terfburgh in a fortnight.