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London, England, 1804-08-27 00:00:00

IidMI3LIRGH M.'ilL.

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(it/WM FMIURGIII, (Swsorri)„ Auer. ars..—A Ruffian
fv of ti:;er Lail of the line, and three frigates, is
e pee 'd iininftliAtely to cruise in the North Sea...
Ciders have been remitted here to thew them every
attinnon and hofpitality, thould they at any time
make tliip
The iiiwu hired armed brig hasput intoldae Brand
on her p.iffige from Eitineur, with aconvoy, the was
nearly run down by one of the large merchantmen,
and is much damaged.
Corawnacse, AVM. t r.—A Ruffian fleet of nine
amps ..1 the line, and feveral frigates, is cruizing near
Bornholm. but has not yet entered our road. It is
ezpated. however, that three or four (hips of the
line, and three frigates, will proceed to the North
Bra ; thefe will, of courfe, make their appearance
in nur roads.

Eton sue, AUGUST I.—The Ruffian fctadron.
which faid to confift of (even (hips of the line, and
cis triples, is now in Rioge bay. The Ruffian En-
voy at Copenhagen. M. de Lisagswirs, has been
on board it on a vifit. It is Paid that two (hips of
the line and Come frigates will pais the Sound into dm
North Sea. There are no land forces on board this
(quadron.
PITIMUILIII, Jos,- t.-.• The Court Gazette of
this day contains the following article r
‘. His Imperial Majelly tettifies his acknowledg-
ment to the Commander of the fqoadron which is
failing from Cron(tadt for a campaign, Vice Admi-
ral Cauws, for his exertions, by which he has put it I
into proper order, and taught the crew the 'usage.
mint of the fails and guns; likewife to Rear Admi-
ral Laval", and efpecially to the following Com-
manders of veffas c Captain MiTcor, of the Ihip
Yeicflall ; Captain Count Haman, of the Concep-
tion of St. Anna ; Captain Heistercor, of the Arelt-
bagel Michael • Captain Lieutenant Von Dula, of
the frigate licodofia ; Captain..Lientenant POVA-
Liscu Is, of the Legkoi ; Captain Lieutenant Kas-
talon of the l)ifpatch cutter ; for the good drat
of their fails and guns ; as likewife to the Deputy
Captain of the Fort of Croat& Rear Admiral
Idassovatior, sad to his Affiftent. Captain Bur.
40111161104 for the complete provifion made for that
fqpadron of all Decerary Rorer And materials ; and
hos Majefty gives to the crews of the [hips Yaroflai,
the Coneeption of St. Anna, the frigates Theodofia
and Legkos. and the Difpatch cutter, one rouble each
wan."
Waesaw, Atm. 7...-Tlte latter end of IA month
a deign to poilon the Count de beta (Louis
XVIII.), and all his family, was di(covered here.—
Two (hangers had prevailed on one Cootoi, who
keeps a billiard table here, by the ;nonlife of con-
fiderable rewards, to engage, by means of his Re-
quaintance with the cook of the Count de Lista, to
throw into his foupboller three carrots which they
gave him. Covina. however, being (truck with re-i
'Doric, made a difcovery of the whole affair, and
gave up the packet containing the carrots. Theft
Were examined by two phyficians and an apothecary
of Warfaw' and found to be filled with erratic. The
Count de Lissa, (portly before his departure for
Grodno, wrote letters on this fubjett on the a4th,
eth, and ath of July, to the Count de Horst,
and the Prefident de Ti Ler ; and his Pat/seism Ma-
yes-Tv has now given orders, that the affair Mall be
examined in the droftefl manner. The two Rrangers,
of whom a defcription is given in the documents that
have been publifhed, have difappeared.
lignites, Joey 28...-Our papers fay that the Es-
Mos. of AVM* has written a letter to the Pots, in
which his Imperial Majefty declares, that though
State affairs, conpetted with the honour of his Crown,
hare forced him to meal his Minifler at Rome, Count
Cassias, and to order the Pons's Nuncio to leave
St. 'Peteolburgh, he (hould neverthelefs thew to the
Roman Catholics in his dominions his good will and
?rotation ; and that upon every Keaton% His Ma.
jelly would not negle& to evince his efteem and friend.
!hip for his Holioefs.
Gs roe, AuctusT a.—The Englith fleet, under the
command of Lord Nst,son, blockades our harbour
very clotily, and is refolved to attempt the deftroc-
dos of the three (hips of war, which are building here
for the French.

CONSTANTIMILI, Joys to.—The Wechabi, who
were tuppofed to be entirely dellroyed or difperfed,
have appeared again in Arabia with new force.—
The young Abdul Wechab aes as fucccfor to his
father, who was affaMnated, and has undertaken the
liege of Bufforah, though without fuecefs ;—upon
which be turned his arms againfl Mafcate, laid wattle
ti-e plain country, and took poffeffion of the maritime
places which lie between thole two cities. His fol.
lowers have alfo obtained an advantage over the
Pacha of GeJda, who had marched again( them.—
This unexpefled difagreeable intelligence has made
a great impreffion on the Grand Seignior, who has in
eonfequence written a very warm le:ter with his
own hand, to to the Grand Vizier, in which he re-
proaches Lim with having neileSed to employ the
necefl'ary means for the extirpation of the Wechabis,
the enemies of the Mahnmetan religion ; and to fe-
cure the holy cities of Mecca and Medina from their
attacks. He commands him immediately to take
the meta effeßual meafires ; and has appointed a for-
mer Pacha, who has hitherto refided at Aleppo, to be
Pacha Gedda, and Cemmander of the troops all
Ambled in that vicinity.
Ncw diaurbances likewife prevail in Syria.—
limael Pacha, who, flocs the death of Dgersa
Pacha, has provifionally adminiftered the Govern-
ment of Acre,hn teildesi us refign his authority to
Ibrahim Pacha, who is appointed to that poR by the
Porte ; and the Deputy Pacha, who has been fent to
Deinufctis by tl.e latter, to tell& there, has beeh
di iv:vs away by the Mohillas.
0. OK other hand, the Reis Effendi and the Mi.
niaers of the Porte, have to-day affured us, that af-
fairs in Eits pt are in a mon profperous Rate : that
Hot (hid Pacha, accordirg to the latell &deices, ex-
veiled an nn.ii•ill,Ca illutn"tity in Cairo s that one
of the chief M.ovel..kes, Al. Bey, ha. fallen into his
harms, anJ bee.. ilrar.gled. The accounts, however,
of trascliers, a 1., arrive from l'..gypt, are by nn
n.c.inh They the U. ha is
•,.tnely m 1!.4. i• :t t I ; OW on
acct.uto ..t t; 1. baud. maratt.!cr. in that
cooi.tt y, ;Le c,. V -can[: t f merchan..iac and tom-
, ftora A.Sasol s Zst.4.l) oblitutlesl, be.

Hose', Aso. tt.-e-Yellerday the Englifh Am-'
baffador to the Ottoman Porte, Mr. Aasurn Nor,
arrived here from Harwich, in the Diana packet.
Captain STIWART.
Beasts, Atm. rt.—At the grand farewell dinner
which Count HAUGWITZ gave yellerday, all the '
PrufGan Minifters of State. Generals. and the whole
foreign Diplomatic Corps were prefent. On the zeth,
his Excellency leaves Berlin for his eflates in Silefia.
Baron HARDEMBEILIS is erpefted here to-morrow to
affume the diralion of the foreign department.
Rerrssos, Auc. to.—The Krim of Swsoan in-
tends to flay here a few days, and to tike his refs.
dente at his own Comitial Envoy's, Baron Bums.,
who has made every preparation for his reception.
The Eleßoral Brunfwick Minilter, Baron Riots.
has already returned, having merely accompanied
his wife part of her way to Hanover.
Musics, AUGUST 7.—His Majeßy, the ICIso of
Swipes, arrived the 4th irritant at Nymphenberg,
where the hereditary_ Prince of Macazensuaon
STRILITZ. and of Hesse DARMSTADT, with his
Confort, enjoy the hofpitality of the Ezacroa
BAVARIA.
According to report, his Swielell MAIRITY in•
tends, before the end of this month, to return to his
country.
Avousr 4.—The day before yellerdayi
the French Ambaffador and Con:dello, of State
CHAIIPAGIVIT, celebrated his appointment of Grand
Officer of the Legion of Honour by a fumptuous
dinner,which was attended by the principal Officers of
our court and date.
On the 18dr of July, Semendria was furrendered
by famine to the Servian Infurgents. and the armed
Turks, to the number of four hundred. having laid
down their arms, were fent to Belgrade..
Aua. 9.—The French Ambaffador here has re-
ceived a courier with difpatches from Paris, immedi-
ately after whole arrival he had a confidential confer-
ence with the Minifter of State Count Coavarzsz.
The difpatches of this courier relate to the acknow-
ledgment of the new French Imperial dignity,
The Archduke Cm aaces has been attacked with
an indifpofition, which, however. is but (light, though
it will prevent him from going to the camp at Pell g
bat hie Royal Messed will side the camp near Brunn
and Prague.
Baste oe yes Mates, Ago. 7.—According to
our journals their MAJZITIIIS will let nut
from Munich, on their return to Swedes, in the
eourfe of the prefent month.
The Tyrolefe militia, which is now formally or-
ganized and divided into four regiments, confide of
so,ooo men.

AUGUST 10.-.• The public journals again repeat
the accounts before publifised, that the Ruffian
Chargl-14aita at Pasta, M. d'Ouatts., has given
in a declaration from his Court, requiring the evacu-
ation of the territory of Hanover, and of the Nea-
politan States ; an indemnification for the ring of
flatmate, &c. arid that this declaration has been
feat to the French Emperor at Boulogne.
The fame journals Rate, that the Court of Vienna
exerts itfelf to accommodate the mifunderitanding
between Raffia and Frince.
On the t intl. the French Colonel SiIIaSTIAIII
arrived at Munich.
HAGUI, AUGUST I I.—Every thing belonging to
the flotilla at Flulbing has been fent away from thence
for the French harbours. The fortifications of Fluth-
ing, under the apprehenfion of an attack from the
Enflifb, are very much augmented.
Since the late inundation of the camp near Zeyll,
the. Minifter of our War Department. Preset,- has
Tinted it. He has returned, but Meffrs. HMIIIIOI7I
and GOCILINGA, two of the Members of our Direc-
tory, are now infpetling it.
AUGUST t4.—General MAILSIONT is gone from the
camp at Zeyft to the Emperor at °Rend. Daring
his *Vence. General Gat:wear will command in the

camp. Whether the Emperor will wilt it, is not yet
determined with certainty. The camp, with all the
appuitenances and defenfive works with which it is
provided, bas more the appearance of a fortified
town than a camp.
The Ambaffador, Scams. ME. who is

now at Antfterdarn, and from thence will make a

journey to Overyflci, has been appointed by the
French Emperor a Member of the Legion of Ho-
nour. Several other perfons in the Batavian and
Italian Republics, will receive the fame ditlinilion.
The Senator Guitar, Grand Officer of the Le-

gion of Honour, is now at the Hague.
The Commanders of the Englilh (hips now eruiz•
ing nn our coafla have received orders to take all
Dutch fchuyts that are decked, and make
priforras of their crews. Yalerday an Englith fri•
gate appeared off Scheveningen—difplayed a flag
of truce, and warned all Mermen not to fail in
decked •effels. Oi:r•6thermen who were before
taken are Rill detained in England, bud money has
been collated for them in Holland.

Am STEAD/AM, Auc. 14.—According to official ac-
counts from Batavia of the zoth February, the Bel-
tavian fquadron under the command of Admiral
Hatvsiace, had arrived there in good condition.
The Ambaador, SCIIIMMI•LPINNIVICK, has re-
ceived permiffion from our Government at the
Hague, with which he has had a long conference on
' the prefent Rate of affairs, to wear the (tar of the
Legion LI Honour, for which he erpreffed his thanks
to the Government: his Lady has come with him to
Holland. He will return to Paris previous to the
coronation of the Emperor.
General MaallIMIT has been fent for to Dunkirk by
the Emperor to have a conference with him.
The camp at Zcyll sill be reinforced with more
troops.

PARIS, Ave. to.—Travellers from Boulogne fay,
that the firtt divifion of the troops there is already
embarked. No !scam can be abfent from his corps
an intlant. All the troops have orders to be ready
to embark in 14 hours. Since the Emperor has ar-
rived at Boulogne, four couriers have been difpatch-
ed to the North. It is faid, that the Emperor will
not leave the coati before the whole expedition has
fsiled. The general opinion is, that it will be imme-
diately unlAtAlten.
The Mini.tcr, Tat. o, is eIIFICaCd to return
from the Baths, withiq ten clays. The Imperial
AmbAirador, Count CosssT ILL. has left this coy, to
pay TA,L,•II,IIIID a vslit at his elate, Valency.
It is fast!, that Gescral CmittocoviT, who to:k

tike Duke of Elusions, at Ettenheins,, has died fad
dcnly at Boulogne.
The troops on the reel are regslarly eighteen
hours in the twenty-four under arms r and the Em-
peror often cornmaods them in perfon, for lix or
eight hours together. Tbofe on board the flotilla
manenvre from four o'clock in the morning to eight
o'clock in the ereniog.
The following particulars are to be added to what
we have heard of the Englith bombardment of
Havre;—" It is to the two gun boats, and eight
other weird,. which failed out, carrying 24-pounders,
that we owe the falvatinn of the town. A bomb fell
upon the hook of Mr. FILM, II relative to the Ma-
rine Prefer% FOLFAIT, and penetrated-through each
Amy of the building. Another bomb made a dread-
ful eiplofion in a houfe appropriated for boarding
young ladies, all of whom were happily abfent. A
foldier silo received a dangerous wound in the head,
from the falling of a tile from the roof of the prifon,
loofened by a bomb. During the three hours, the
period of the bombardment, the troops patrolled the
beets with buckets of water, while the fire engines
were kept in readinefs to play.
" The emigration from Havre was fo great, in eon-
fequence of the late bombardment, sad the expeda
thin of another vifitation. that the Prefect Foarair,
found it neceary to prohibit the departure of the in-
habitants, le* the place Ihould be wholly deferred by
them."
Literates, Ave. t+—According to the latch ac-
counts from Warfaw the dory of the attempt to poi•
fon the Count de Lii.La and his family, on a more
drift examination, proves to be the invention of the
billiard-table keeper Cous.ow, with a view to obtain
money. He and his wife are Invited ; and we shall
probably loon learn more of the particulars.