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London, England, 1806-09-08 00:00:00

took avatar °from* Araeriems the fell in with, to
pat as beard the TARIM crew'.
" Daring the nine months that the cruise of le Ve-
teran biked, the loft only five men. The crews enjoyed
an eftellent flare of health. Some fyrnptoms of the
(curvy made their appearance before putting into San
Salvador, but the fitortstinse they remained there fut.-
Seed to cure them.
Admiral Cochrane, with four (hips of the line and
two frigates, defotied the French fquadron, three
leagues to the windward of the illand of Tortola;
bat the Ella Admiral, perceiving that the French'
fepadron enanouvred in order to bring on an engage-
ment, Memel of, and taking advantage of the wind,
difappeared.
" The French divifinn which has cruifed off Green-
land appears elfo to have met with great fuceefs.
" That of Captain L'Hermite ha► taken more than
So fail of the enemy's vel els. indireft news which
bat beenteceived Rates, that fevers' other French di.
vifions have proved equally fatal to the Englith corn.
■tree. Upwards of too fail of Englith merchant-
• men have been taken and funk fince the tR of July.
err
- After the knowledge of the faits publithed in the
Gazette Extraordinary of Saturday, and the Supple-
ment to the fame Gazette publithed yefe►day, re.
lisating the fuecefs of our brave countrymen in Ca.
labria, and the additional circtunitanees made known
by the Official Journals publiffied in Sicily, the pub-
lic will be turprifed to find in the French papers only
the following letter, which aaually amounts to no-
things
NAPI.66, AUGUST s 6.
" The latet intelligence from Calabria announces
that the whole country, from Launa tr, Cofenza, has
• roomed to a late of order. The brigands have been
pot to Sight, and the inhabitants delivered from their
yoke. have teftified, in all parts, Intimates of fide-
lity twarards King Jofeph.
" General Verdict mull by this time have joined
lifferlhal Mittens, at Cozenza. General Regnier has
inbJugated the whole country as far as Croton.
"Four Polacres (lags of trace) have arrived within
thee ten days from btafrusa. They had on board
FM. Feud prifoners, who were difeenbatked, and
the Polacres fat fail on their return.
"On the atith of jai, information was received at
Meters, that in the night between the atth and z6th
fome inftugents bad been embarked at Rocca hope-
riale s at the fame time all thee belonging to the
places near Calabria were affembled at &littera, in
order to cannonade the fort. The eonrage and ad.

drefs of the national guards of Nomalbano, and the
adieity of Lieutenant Colonel Henry, baled all
their defigns. He attacked and difperfed them on
the 36th, and took from them two pieces of cannon
and a white flag. Gnagrilia, another leader of the
mats, diferabarked on the soh of July near Acroli
with too banditti, when Snb-Lientenant Bocheciam-
pa attacked hint, killed niss men, end made five or
Al peilinan, who were imOsediateky Gant. On the
spas diis Commandant Gentili attacked a troop of
rabele,-Ifttr having driven the enemy from Ccrafo
and Rt. Name. This divifion of the enemy had in-
. enriched tisemfelves at Cocearo, and cut off the com•
istamieadon I they loft thirty men, and the remainder
died sa Montano and Furia. On the 16th, General
Veatigtoilia defeated the enemy near Polls, and
obliged him to crofs the Sala, taking from him two
pieces of cannon, and four verfel, with ammunition."
We are yet without any accounts, either French or
Sicilian, which announce when or where the gallant
60 army of Sir Joao &roan r re.embarked, and we are
lefcto conjeaure, that though Sir Purr is returned
tobleiina, he has flationed a force equal to the parer-
CM of all the flrong polls in Calabria; and that he
has returned to concert with the !kiloliters of Feint.
SAND the means of extending and completing the
rimming he has gained.
Not a word appears in the Moniker on the prefent
Sate of Politics in Europe. It announced, indeed, en
Toefday lift, on the authority of a letter from Ber.
lin. " that all differences between Pruffia and Swe-
den were terminated to the fatisfaeion of both par
ties." And we are told, that all the recruiting par.
tics of the King of PrufGa within the limits of the
Confederation of the Rhine, were ordered forthwith
•... to retire, under pain of imprifonment. But there is
the Lame referee with refpee to England, and the
fame filence on the fubjeli of RufGa, as we remarked
in the feries of paperslall received. In the Jouraa!
,ilde P Lripire of Thurfday lin, there is the following
4 paragraphovhich we are awed is the general feeling
ls
of all the people of Paris :
The late departure of Bafilico has awakened
the general hope of peace ; not that we know more,
than he does himfelf what are the contents of the
difpatches of which he is the bearer, but becaufe it is
natural that we (hould have a favourable opinion of a
negociati m which appears to be rerouted with much
aCtivity."

Indeed we are told that from one end of France to
the other, the cry for peace is loud and univerfal.—
From all the corn, as well as the wine provinces, de-
putations have been fent to the Emperor to reprefent
to him that the accumulated harvens of two years
are now upon hand, that there is no demandeitherfor
corn or wine, and that unless the Government will as
ccpt pArment of the du• let hi iifia,tht proprie? or% of the
I.•nds And vine yards, can no longer provide either the