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London, England, 1803-07-23 00:00:00

Joss' 4.—,-Letters have been rsteived here from'
Madrid, which announce that a lacy of 403,400 men,
to reinforce the garrifons of Alicant, Card...gear, Ca-
die, Perrot. and Corinna, has been ordered in the
dates of his Catholic Moiety t that pew fortilleations
are erceing for the defence of •there ports; a 3 that
the nasal forges of Spain will he augmented with
nine Alps of the line and twelve frigates. 4 Spanins
•eeel, the Florida. returning lately from America,
with 4,t000.00ts of piaftres. was eras:lined by an Eng-
lifh Quip of war in the Mediterranean, end afterwards
fuffered to puffin her voyage to Cadiz, where the
has arrived.

Letters from Naples Rate, that the French army
continues Its march to that kingdom, but without
precipitation. The Arno, perhaps, will proceed to
the hand of Ifchia. The Englio► have tranfported
to Meffina an the merchandise they had at Naples;
to facilitate this operation theru Qom-hordes remained
open for feveral days, without regard to feßirals, and
all the duties were reduced to four per cent, Aci,
miral Niisom •is already at Malta, and has fent off
feversl couriers with difpetches, the arrival of which
has occafiontd the holding of feveral Councils of State.
According to ether letters from the fame city, the
TomsiGtorial Junto, charged with enquiring into
crimes of the ;State, which was alsolithecl, has been
re-eflablithed.

BMICS ow TVS MAYIII, JULY r4.—According to
the left letters from the Southern Parts of Italy, it is
falfe that the EngMb have felted the ;fluids of Ifchia
and Caprea, and that they have landed troops in Si-
cily. Mr. Etttor, the Britifh Minißer, arrived at
Naples with his family, on the 17th of June, and the
day following had an audience of his MAJESTY, to
prefent his Intel* of credit. The frigate which con-
veyed Mr. ELLIOT, captured on its paffage a French
corvette from Collßapti o?le, having on board a great
many valuable antiquities from Athens.
According to private letters from France, publith.
ed in the Franckfort Journal, there is to be formed
an army of England, which will be carried to 2c0,000.
The Cots, Coastrt will affunte the title of Com-
mander in Chief of this Army. The General of
Brigade Dow xstor will be at the head of the Staff.
The grand head-quarters will be efiablifted in the
mean time at Compiegne, where a confiderable park
of Artillery will be colle&ed, and where all Ihe
adminillrations, infeparable from a numerous fiaff,
will be organifed. Thefe fences, whieh.arc defined
to form an intmenfe cordon from the mouth of the
Elbe to Rochelle and Rocbfort, will be divided into
four corps, which will each form a feparate army.
The firs will extend from the Mouth of the Elbe to
Fluthing, and will comprehend the troops difperfed
in the Ele&orate of Hanover and the Batavian Re-
public ; the fccond will be formed by the troops in
Belgium, and will extend from nothing to Dunkirk ;
the third will extend Irons Dunkirk to Cherbourg, I
and will confifi of the troops cantoned in the depart-I
moots of the North, the Pas-de Calais, la Somme,
and Baffe.Loire ; the fourth will extend from Cher-
bourg to Brat and Rochfort, and comprehend all
the troops diiributed in the Departments of the Weft.
Far morons eafy to be conceived, the force of there
different corps will be concealed. A Counfellor of
State and Lieutenant-General will command each
of there Corps, under ;lac direitioa of the CUM I
COlllllll..

Vier a a, Joe t r B.—The two Ruffian Officers, charg-
ed by the Emperor Ataxamnsa, with carrying to the
Gland Mater of the Order of Malta at M..ffina, the
Crofs and Crown, which had been made by order of
the late Emperor PAVL I. were prefented the day be-
fore yellerday tq their Imperial Majetlies.
luta, ;.—lf we can believe public report, two
long conferences were held at Court, at which the
Emperor affifiel, the objea of which WAS to propofe
to the Archduke to take upon hint the prin:ipal bur-
then of the Adminiaration. We are afured, that
the finances. the army, the navy, and foreign affairs,
will be entnifted to him, and that the Emperor will
referee to himfelf the interior Adnsiniaration, the
police, and courts of juflice. Prince Cita* Les will
deliberate on all affairs with a particular Council,
compofed of the Miniller of State, Count Cosier.
lac, Count de Zloty, Count Ziesemooar, and the
Boargrare de CNOTIB. The Archduke CHARLIS
I will fct out in the middle of this month, to make a
tour through the different provinces, and to review
the troops in their refpcftive quarters.
CONSTANTISIOPLI, Mar zo.—An official difpatch
brought from Cairo by a courier extraordinary, fine
the departure of the pea for Vienna, has brought in-
telligence of the troubles which have taken place is
that city. The Arnautes or Albanefe troops had
been difbanded about fifty days. Tired out vial;
waiting for their pay, they appeared on the morning
of the sgth of April at the houfe of the tpeniar to
demand their money, and finding none ready for
them, they wetted the leerier, fursounded his boufe.
and espeUeda4 his family. As loon as Mamma?,
Poch* of Cairo, was informed of this violence. he
feat notice to the mutineers. that if they would leave
the city, they fhould be immediately paid. They'
would neither obey, nor leave the heufe of tba
telemeter. until they fhtiuld receive their Enmity.-
6The Pacha ordered the Artillery of his Palace
to fire on them. This meafure, inflead of appeal.
siog them. excited their fury. aud, all the Albanefe
United. Taher ?ache, an Arnau; and Chief of the
Albanthe feizsd on the vale, tad pointed the can.

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