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London, England, 1803-08-16 00:00:00

LONDON.

The *Soh Si tie Ettrassdhsary Casette, and • pleb st ether
matter, chilies or to &t the intettios d o•Le:•ctriejttlitd
Uttar till to-morrow, when it doll certainly appear.

TUESVAY, AUGUST it

PRICE OF TOCKS rim DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK .
3 pet Cdit. Iteaßced. 5341 1.-3 Pt Colt ColdiNgSti 33 34
Omni a, 84 OE
PRICE OF b I OCRS ES rERDAY 1
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Alms& s-sttls. ii

' After this Paper *u at prefs, the Letters by the
ilamburgh mails were delivered out. We tan only
And room for the following, which are the mon im-
portant of that that bare rcachcd us.
Musson on, Ave. 1...411 the letters•front Hata
ter contain daily accounts of fret% to laid ON by
the TreitCh fcr the fapport of their army, which is
bow neatly new cloathed and armed at the saps-nee
of the Eleactrate. There, as in ferns part of the
countries invaded by chest la* war, the fyntes of
plunder i. carried on racthoditally. and without any
kind of bunk, to an extent hardly credible, by the
Government half. An eta& lift is required from all
Maginratet of the Hanoverian Olhears rending in
their difiries.

We hart here the 'bengal reportstmagirtalale r it
it mrtandently affirmed. tlaat the great Ruffian ft et,
whieh has failed. has ao.ooo troops on beard. and
that Ruffia has peremptorily required the Errs of
Payssu :et affin in dririag the French from Hann.
rev. What all dais may end in we cannot conjcaure.
but things cannot remain as they are.
Oseaunaoss. Jur., a6.—lt is 'kippered that the
Englilla Ambarador. Mr. borne. will lhorllY pay
s viat to the Caows Passes at Louiler.lind. Major
deneral Wid.TiIIISDOIPI is fattened from the Weft
Indies by way of England. Lan Saturday M. Go.
11011, a Ruffian Meffieger. arrived here with dif•
patches for the Rtiffian
Our troops in Holtlein approach seater to the
frontiers on the Elbe. The blockade of that river
Dili continuing, the trade, by way of Tonstingen to
England. is extremely brit'', and k is Cuppofed that
"'treys will be laid in the Road of Tonningen. to make
the entrance Ws dangs MU for (lips.

A Casette Extraordinary was publifhed lan night,
with the particulars of the capture of Tobago. It
was obtained without Woodard, the French baying
no form to warrant them in offering any refinance.
By accounts receimil yenerday from the Wed
Indies, the Britidi Flag was twined at Demerara.
This day we received Paris journal*, to the !Ph
inflant, intlutive. The Mairarar announces, that
at half pad nine. on the evening of the u Ilk the
FIR ir Consul. arrived at Saint-Cloud.
&me of the papers announce it as a meafure deter.
mined upon, that the Italian Prince &awns& is
to many the widow of General Lecttse, filler of
the near Cons ur.. This marriage has been nego-
tiated by Cardinal CAPIIIMILA. The heather of the
Prince is going to:Paris to be prefem at the ceremony.
According to letters from Cadis, dated the latter
end of June, the hit frigate which arrived from Lima
beings intelligence, that feversl vetch. having on
hand ten millions of Fiances. are on their way to
Spain. from South America. This is good news for
tt e French, who will by and by direa the expend{
!are of cm, dal received from the tipesith Ford-.

Anus-4 this country does not foots (?large its pre.
fent 41tern I

Letters froth Montauban, dated Augal s, Rate,
that Count A ottartst, Major in the let vice of his
Majetty the Esteems's of all the RUSSIAS, and at-
tached en his embalfy at Paris, had that morning
paired through that place, on his way to the
Ruffian Amhafilidnr, who is at the waters of Bareges.
with difpatches, which mull be of very great impor-
tance, as they could not be entrußed to couriers I be
had left Paris only three days before.
One of the French Journals obferves, that the cot-
rerpondence between the Emperor of Itufria, and the
King of Pruflia, *nun be ul a very fecrei nature,
!Ince it is carried on without the medium of any of
their Miniflers, by letters written with their own
hands.

The French y per cents Rill bear a good price.
The prefent pike is yy fr.—for t ft Vendcmiaire, year
la, 52 fr.
Nast, At/OUST t2.—Admiral DLWIPTtit arrived
at Arifiltrdant on the ift inflant : he was h. ought
Ferol in a neutral velfel.

Preparations are making with great aElivity for
the fete at Angel tg. New yews are planting in
the garden of the ThuiAeries, and it appears that the
Cale will eshibit the fpeeacle of a grand illumina-
tion. This fete, defined to celebrate the birth of the
CHIEY Corsut, the fighing of the Concordat, and
the Proclamation of the Curifulate of BONAPASTE,
will, h is Paid, be exceedingly
Preparations arc making at Bred for the reception
of the CalIF CONSUL, who is etpeeted there about
the soth of September.—A fhip of 8o gnus was
launched at Tontor on the t4th ult. .
The Aril or the gun boats building at this city by.
order of the Prefeet of police, under the direellon-of
•he engineers of the marine, will be launched on
Monday Auguft tsth.
An Englifh A:et, which gives chafe to all French
and Italian refills, is now crusting in the Adtiatic.
Letters received at Confantinople from Egypt,
fate, that the triumph of the Arnauts has not been
of long duration: the Turkith troops having rallied,
attacked them unetpeetedly, and being feconded by
the inhabitants of Cairo, they recovered all the pods
which had been taken by the enemy. The latter.
were put to flight sriih cordhlerahh, lois; th:ir Chia,
Tither Pacha. was killed. Mahomet Pacha, of Da-
mietta, who joined them, contributed a great deal to
the fuccefs.

A letter from L'Orient, announces the arri►al in
that port, of the INDIIATIGABLI frigate, from Saint
Domingo, which the left on the 3oth of June; the
had on hoard 44 paffengers, among them were the
colonial rasa Davaa.
Stoniest Asia. to.—Letters from Middlehourg
Rita, that General Moaner, who commands at
Flaking; And in the Ifland of Walcheren, being in-
formed that the Englith meditate an attack on that
illand, has ordered new meafnres of defence to de-
feat any attempt of the enemy. New batteries and
intreachasents arc about to be added to the fortifi
cations of Flaking. and in cafe of need, every thing
will be deltroyed that can favour an approach to
that place ; the saran's of which, already very nu•
memos, will be reinforced by troops which fnecef-
Sealy arrive in Zealand. The prifitions on the coats,
and in the interior. are mated impregnable ; they
will be &malted with troops, who will occupy different
camps. Thek matures will revere the Wands of Zia-
land from all 'Judi/se& The Batavian Government
has alto adopted efficacious means for the defence of
North Holland, where Lieut. Gen. DUMOacsatr
commands a body of troops, which wilt be immedi-
ately reinforced. White tic Englith teem &Grout to
mole(' our coats, and particularly thole of Zealand
and Holland, with a view to make a diverfion to de-
range the formidable expedition dire Bed againtt Eng-
land, the preparations for executing fpeedily this
grand operation are carried on with aftonithing afti-
vity, both in the ports of Holland and in thole of
Belgium. Workmen are now employed in Amon
all our dock-yards, in the ecroiliruilion of gun-boats
and flat•bmttottsed boats. In the lea ports they are
employed in converting a great number of tithing-
boats into tranfports ; and in all thole of the interior
a number of veffels are feledled for that purpofe.—
The city of Bruffels will furnifh ten of the largefl,
which generally fail through the Canal to the Scheldt
and the North Sea. Government, it is (ail will pay
the proprietors of there vetch according to valuation.
It is laid. that a great number althea tracfports c.lll
be collected in the Scheldt, near Antwerp, from which
they will proceed to their farther daination. The
whole coail ofthe ci-deva nt Fl anders,lset warn Dunkirk.
Neuport, °fiend, and Blantembourg, as well as the
ilk aCadfand,is now guarded by a number of troops,
fufficient for the fervice of obkrvation, and isa kcure
it from any infult of the enemy. the Third Confid La.
tau« has been to infpeB that coma. particularly be-
tween 011 end and Blanleirmbourg. It is (aid. that
Tome Officers of the Engineers are ordered to make
preparations there fur the ea:thing:neat of fevered
camps. However, a great number of troops are
fpeedily expelled in the co dream Flanders.

Hacot, ACIOUST 4.--The report circulated in the
London newfpapers of July 25, that the colonies of
.ce, Demerara, and &ninon, were occupied
by the Englith troops, has been officially contraditled.
6ocas dilturbaacits indeed broke oat at Babiea. but

they were appealed by thi inures of •the govern•
ment, who cauf.d so fold. sto b fiwt.
MILAN, Jor.r 25.—The Eighth Are IIOW blockad-
ing the principal rats Of the kingdom of Naples
and they are even prep4ving occupy thore
Aar/lira! NELSON has fent to Malta for force
thoufands of troops, who are to b: landed at Mernna,
Syracufe, &c. The French troops under the com-
mand of General Sr. eve, occupy at prefent the two
Apulia. and a part of Calabria. The
head quarters, on the 2sth, were at Foggia.
MILAN, JULY 27.—According to letters from Na-
ples of the 16th, the Court tcturned on the 12th from
Caferta to that capital. It is now certain that the
City of Naples will not be occupied by the French
troops. Several Engfillt (hips of war are (liii in fight
of the port, and fearch all velTcls. A I tter from
Genoa Oates, that a mh.e has been difcnvered in the
mountains of Liguria, ftippofed to contaiu gold.—
The !slinkier of the Interior has appointed a Corn.
miffion, compofed of lime Members of the Inflitute,
to exam;nc the quality and quantity of the produd
of that mineral. Tile fir ft ti ials already announce
the exiltence of tire molt precious r•t' all the metals.
CONI.TMITINOPL F., JUN! 19.—We have received
intelligence front Cairo, that Taller, the Chief of the
Arnauts, who eipelled the Pacha of Cairo, has been
afraffinated by the populace. The Beys who were
in Upper Egypt have returned to Cairo. The Ruf-
flan% have occupied a part of Georgia between Teflis
and Sarapam. The Entail always excite Iby that
fpirit of intrigue for which they are fo much diflin-
writhed, are employing every mean► in their power:
to perfuade the Porte that France entertains a defign
of kiting on the Mores. They hive even gone fo
far as to fend gnn.:rowder and arms to that coon.
try,under the French flag.—Noniteura
Jo NE 25. Ali Paella, the new Governor of Calro,fet
out from this place a few days ago for Egypt with
a clivilion of the fleet of the Grand Admiral. Tin.
latter Will fail to-morrow with the regtaiutler of his
velrels. He is accompanied by the Area navy 01-
ricers. His fleet confifls of one !hip of tto guns,
tie of 74, feven frigates, and. a great number o:
(mall betides a cutter with four malls.

Yeller da y morning the St. George's Volunteers had•
a field day in Hyde Park, and received their colours,
from the FAA of CHESTIIMILD.

Some letteri f,om Paris Rill talk of plots again('
the Fits? Coast's. One was a Jac°lyn plot, the
ohjeo of which was to dispatch BONA PARTE, ID call
a convention, as in 1792. The other a royaliß plot,
to reflore the Bousiows. Both have their partizans
in the army, The alarm of theft confpiracies is
thotight to have shortened the noisy CONSUL% !lay
in Flanders.

By a Gentleman who arrived in town on Saturday
from Calais, we hear that the preparations for fuse
lion all through France continue With unabated ar
Jour. The Seine, from Ditppe to Paris, is covered
with boats. He alked a General Officer in the French
fkrvice if he really thought Bomar* eve would make
the attempt ? His anfwer was... Bold as EC
is, he tiara not decline it. He is committed upon the
fubjea to all France, and mull Ittcceed of peat."
'llte Gentleman, who is an American, CAMe over in
all open boat. which he hired at Calais for 6o gui:
neas. They had little or no wind, and were 34 hours
on the pairage. He was pat on board a pilot.boat
of Dover.

A private Letter from Boulogne, dated Augufi 8,
Pays—" Have you beard of our treaty with Spain
(hall have thirty fail of the line from h:r ports,
well provided, and commanded by Officers recom-
mended by Bom AAAAAA . You %could have leized the
Spanith flotilla. We are to have a round fum from
our Ally when all the regifler (hips have reached
their refpeetive deflinations. T AAAAA RAND has been
indefatigable refraing theft nbjeas farce the depar•
cure of the PREINITR CONSUL. As to the Dutch,
Bowaraeta bath already told them what to do, and
they mull do it. The whole of the Dutch Marine
is to be employed in affiaing the lovation. Thirty,
if not forty thouland troops are to embark from
Holland. If you depend on your fleet alone, you
will be ruined. How can it he poffible to guard fuels
an emotive line of coati as England affords, and fo
effeetually, as to prevent our landing on your flumes
tgo,o so men I I have obferved in fume of your
Journals, that literal ditlinguiffied Officers in the
&lab Navy have declared their opinions on this Cub-
jea, and have acknowledged that fuch a meafuie
may be accomplilhed if conduaed with ability. At
all events, we (hall certainly make the espenment.
" The die is call." Your nation and ours have for
many centuries pall bees engaged in perpetrel wars,
and dillurbed thr tepofe of Europe by their endlefs
contentions. It Is time, therefore, to place the con-
dition of the civilized world upon a snore (score
foundation, and this can never be done. until one of
the rival nations be rendered incapable of future hof-
tifity. The erifis is now arrived that mull determine
which of them ie to fall. That one mull yield,
and very Iltertly, is certain ; and we are of opinion
the ezperimer.t cannot be tried at a better time, as
the people of both countries teem to be primed at
this moment with an unparalleled degree of animo-
fity a moil each other.
" ZONA errs bath done much for Monarchy, and,
therefore, you fhould not haveihade war againa him.
He will be fupported, however, in France, provided
he invades Engl,ind. If he relinquithes that enter-
prise, or fail in it, his Sun will " be let for ever."
48 4reises.—ln a letter from Paris, which this mo-
ment reached my head, I am informed that BONA.
DARTS will return boner than was ezpeaed. The
cattle, (if report mey be credited), is, that he fuf-
peas the fidelity of TALLSTItAmD. Some Siren, that
information had been fent to him, that Takt_sra Al 4 o
and the Englith &Unifiers are by no means &angers
to each other.—l give you this information ri.erely
as the rumour of th, day.—lt is certain that Boir••
PARTS'S fudden return has fometbing myflerious about
it.—l have rcafins to imagine, however, that it pro-
pods from a difpatch he Fately received frees Madrid.

".'"L".I6.E.Vet.

PilkTSMIt? r .5 Ari iyed tf.c Prrse.
• ?A. fi..tp or, w4r, %tiff) a thet u.htsi convqr, fr-.m, the
Down..—Salk) the Chrut us iiigate, u:th Act ntr.f
fin Quiu..c and tap . • . .

Dear, Anal's r 5.—A itivel Aurriikc
of war, with the SHAW BYRMIC, RZ, frOtll
Bengal, and a Ilea le. convoy from Falmouth,
which art failed for the Itver : and the Hove) cut.
ter, Capt. Han-cots, in art /touts§ uith difpatelles
from the Neat offG rec, for Admiral M ,sr.souc.
• Sa►ERNESS, At; z. MajttlyN flap Mitt t-
A • E. hAs gm her 1.) matt t eplaced, and gone lo fea.
The Mot:mica was p:sisl on Saturday, and the PRIN-
CESS OF OR4I6CR this day. A large fleet of entesitant
tel is palled the Nore yene: day : the grree: pa, t of
ill= went up the River. the Hactat, Capt. Stu%
has jail art ived.

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