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!opera's vessels, it seems, are more skilfully massaged ARTICLES of POLISH CONITIDESITION. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
than those of his rinl.—llalifax Papers bays alto ----ene.— —op—
arrived to the 10th ult. but contain nothiug of later .1 l• ne Dinb e"dbdsd Lat• A dimed cestederad“ a PORTSMOLoTti, Jet* N.
Arrived hh Majesty's ship Rover, with Distookhos frass MO
date than what is already noticed. • ...`" & Ike General Coalbsteration, eraftislag la all thole Oen). Mime Nam,.
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An Anholt Mail, which arrived late en Saturday, ritilie'"lew"rilxhrbeismuleafilzaingiNst:le.sfGanerld,L,":.l. wAssedialkil° mg t" 14":1141.°11: i InsinediateCaPtaialynaldset a' kwanlithvidseliDtiarasitehestheiltarforliefelLoodesa.' fmil
jillierivi'aild
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brings advlcos from St. Petersbergh to the 'lei, Rje i YARMOUTH key ti.
S. 11 'All the diction of the Dray than be coaralfed, and . }shin Majesty's .. • n _ , .
to the elk um„babortii to the . IAL ...-II Gott._ BM adhere to the Coakderatiost. Tiny shall transadt the Ads 6 ship AsPrithel, Serafts, is to convoy
4 iwt wati
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.to the Cleassell Gemara of the Coefederotion. , Lord Viscount Catheath, lard Walpole, Secretary et Legation,
!burgh to the 17th instant. They state that, at •4." AU the Poldo are invited, and anhorised rajas the Gan and the rest of the endsaoy to Rossi*.
ISt. Pelersborgh the Itsbabitants were in considerable "'lefts, wheelie' wentletirelf,°r ludirlduellY, amid to esuuluo• : Sailed yesterday ameba le efface of as emesey's privateer,
nicate nrapeeditv as pessible lbw adheslos to the colecttAkete reported to have capered a vessel of Wheelies, ble Mojesty'e
alarm on the arrival of the news of the passage deb, rat, -
• i:4 Starling, Primes of Woks; and Soda, ; ad his Ma-
Niemen by the French. At Riga, the Citizens were 3.
t•LeAI the portions
is
the Polish
aster:eery are 4nvitedoX • ',ship Dawes, for
of oierezei.
removing both themselves and their effects. Lieban tall enable to tettet'oet.' er"hePrarmentovtird thrthwith to form t L'Eole French privateer, captured by the boots of the
uas almost wholly deserted, and the fugitives hadof ad- Leveret
trines, which shall send depetics to convey_ their aces , osprey,. sad Heitman, is arrived is th.% haves. •
Comeil Deseret. shalt brasses Mesa
been ordered to destroy every thing in their retreat. of the Dist of the (Mend Caufederatiot ' FALMOUTH. .101.• 24i•
—They- also bring the following 6. " All oaken, soldiers, civil sad saillmests, Poles by , 38Arrived Yederd•l7 the cilemerdem Imikers A"' Awnwiral Gs
birth, and lababiting the Polish territory, sea y remised by t days; the Actisrand Lapwisg cutters, (soma croise.
PROCLAMATION OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA the Romiaas, the esamosonesi to service of Shot 1 Ybefollowiag peaces 'regime isto the Rode, the Waliing-
TO II IS SUBJECTS. Power. i tam, for Lisbon; Fox. for ; aid the Oahe of Kent tad),
" The French troops have paned the border, of our Empire; ' 7. " Aathr =I Mary An
al shall be replaced soder tire colliers 1 pm cdhndhu.emd mom.
&complete treecherons attack H the reward of the observance of i ett.Peustizilang Lan e department of etheeeptiogsbeMYAbedmirellicedratielle.acb la a ' GRAVVIEND, Itn.r, M.
our alliasee. For the preservation of peace I have exhausted 8. "AU the ecclesiastical, chll, and• tnilltsry authorities, I
~, Arrivedl"Olesti's ship &ker. rod the•Hariug East In-
every possible means, coosisteatly with the honour. of my Throne shall each to his department make tetras the ettstence. the I 'um", "'walk Dowels
sad the Mee stage of my people. All my endeavours have been ' spirit, sad the objeet of the Confederation. Foe this purpose, DEAL, Jeer 26.
in "Mg Toe Fawner Naeoutoo has folly resolved is his own the Bishops shall kw their ebethes t die Prefeettlh_brefee_tN Arrived his Majesty's ship 211•Inue from Portimeath. nerd his
slid to rile Rinds. The most moderate proposals on our part a:: Mayors, 'ba
sob rrlalise t 11,lbiiih to their, "der, nadlierelited7.l7o2%;:. 1 Majesty's ship Virago, with Lessovny Iron Cork, they sae ens,
have resumed without en answer. This sodden surprise has !ea or support toe spirit of the swim eougdo4 to their awe.— for the fiver. Silted, Majesty's Mips Thalia had Phaeton
shewn, la as aDequivocal ampere the grmedlessoess of his peel. 1, All the Comustodatini and Chiefs or Corps is the army Mil do the ! for eke rim. The snood brawl are still detained Ly coti.
Se premien, which he lately repeated. There, therefore, re- . same to these folder their orden• teary ivied&
mats no no further steps for me to take, bat have recoone to ' 9. " All those Members of the Coldbderated Diet, who do sot TORBAY, Joxv Pb.
sum, and to anon, all the menus that have hew smutted me form parte.% Generalie aComerial,adariebeantbeelsed M
Cmtpdßatiouretenstra_lo ArrhaShb Biajesty'ai dip See reinter, with fore athial NOM
by Providence to use force *Oust Alrre•—l place full fronstet I and patriteinatof with& they bine jest Aver tram Deft"! heeee........-I°Pl..rwe'lh-
aseaderspe is the seal of my people and oa the inarary , proofs, rent hey wilt inr.i.lny thee WWII* 411 lowesselite each
if my troops.—As they are threatened in the middle of . in his sphere, the patriotic dispositions or the er fellisw-ciAsemL
their families, they will defend (hem with their rational bravery i 10. is The Confederation, denim IN recess delegates all tki
and corny. Providence will crown with stems one jest erase. own with a tti.is it is invested to die Conseil General Waked
I've &fence of our native country. the snaietenenee of our In. Fr so itself resident at Warsaw, and composed of the following
ilsoendenn and ontiumil honour, have ull to have lr- Mc:msers •.—Suinislas Count Zansoysiti, Senator Pa .latira t
erl'irse to wow I will out =heath lug srlilirle :long as !beefs ' Joh, Golaszensti, Bisho of Wigry ; Alex. Unowskl, Comm
a single enemy within my Imperial border.
Os-
! ~ ALEXANDER. . lor of State; Martin Befeni Conesellor of slue; otos, On
, (Signed)
trowski, Nuncios( the Man of Brxeziny ; Fred. emot hew-
*eosin, Nuncio of the district of Bromberg; J. Owldski,lllnotio
Wesyk, NUM° of the ;Bo-
nn some time past our readerr, might draw hews t districttabienati s Deputy of the Ms.
isletof
2 e
of
_; (sons!
the proceedings in Parliament, that Mr. Ckettra trict of ilk•slinierz aud Hcbdow ; Charles Skorkiniski, Deputy
was in negociation with Ministers ; and that all if of thr,...eity of Cracow; Cajetaa Kimmins), *tertiary of the De-
lowlier' cf opinion, both personal -rind politiol,'.. Deca% Confederation.
lowlier' , ,„ f...... a deliberation,
shall be
were, in the mind of the latter, to give way to the . evleL " "°"`' requisite
itnporious duty which he felt of giving.his aesistaace i 12. 't The Secretary-General shall have a deliberative rake.
'to Ce State in a moment so critical. It is ceettin 19. '1 All the Administrative, Judicial, and Military Audio.
Aare nt conciliation has taken place between him titles shall continue the exercise of their functions.
mu: Lord Cart•Leaeanti, and there is an understand. ' 14. " A Deputation shall be aria to his Majesty the King •
Saxony, Duke of Warsaw, to request of bins to aoeede to the
lin between them as to the lead in the house of ticaerat eaareermecaor the tibiae.
1 Commons. Nothing could tempt Lord CaarLa- i is. •• A DeputatioasktU also be seat to his Majesty the En-
OTAGO to go up to the House of Peers,and so a core. • poor Napoleon, King of Italy,_ to presente _to. bin; the Acts (sof
pronlise has been ,nine to, in the point of superiority. iit f:r.l7lletitsd'ratil:itaiDgitsopob'wgeltilip.nletnion.ire the
There is not to is one principal but two principals-- i 14 ,•"Yhe Confederation, in the face of Heaves and earth, In
not one standard, but two standarits—and each is to ' the of all .the Poise,. comes under a solemn obligation to
unfurl his colours for the day, accordieg to the pies. ! p *
the
t°
the
:tem" htywaotietth:ehnle7Vitstisthd4 ePolwee' the
than which is to be agitated. Mr. Commies to resume i 11., The CmathAeration declares, that, under oreunstances
bin station as Foreign Secretary a State, and Lord Ilyel&halottitrwlebeen, all ifs VA:. tend
nn only to
its rer.tesui
CASTLEREAGH to b• Chancellor of the Exchequer.— i hI""
evert rjas segt:Elietrkl as e goefo;1 eitisep.. whoever La
It was yesterday said, that the whole Negociation , dare-o search rata the pastefor motives of division, or acme-
was off again, in consequence of the parties not , !heel le one word, whosoever shall resort to any measure_ cal.
. i ratan., to plant the germs of discord in the bosom of a Orally,
I agreeing on the rest of the -arrangement ; but we I land; every thing conduct. .'wards union.
doubt this fact. It has goon too far for the parties 18. " The Minister are saixrged, each Is his own department.
to bog;le on inferior points, as there are no great toiseimitz ktboseraAstirbrixeighhattee oriediutoiffrthe journals or int;
constitutional principles on either part to prevent the 1 onr ereteb shall is future be dammed to it."
re-union. The Marquis Wzimzsi.sT has been men•
tioned to go to Ireland, with either Lnrd PA LAIER-
sToN or Mr. Husaissom, as his Secretary and Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer. But others say, that• Lord
Wer.r.ente will neithitt-couelint to go to /rebind nor
to India. Lord LEYasoe GOWER is mentioned as
Secretary at War, with a seat in the Cabinet, and
Mr. Wer.i.r..iier rot.l to be Secretary in the War
Departmeut. flow Mr. Cave) s 0 and the Doctor
are to agree, we know not ; nor how, after the steps
tbat have been taken by the present Cabinet to set
the Orange party to work in Ireland, they are to
conduct themselves on the Catholic Question, we
pretend not to conjecture.
About eleven o'clock yesterday morning strived at
Lord CareLzatiton's Office, in [)owning-street, Mr.
'Sider,, late American Chargi d'Affaires at St. Pe-
tersbergh, accompanied by a Gentleman, who. it is
reported, is his Secretary. They landed at Deal at
a late hour on Saturday night, having come from Mr.
JORLBARLOW, at Paris. Mr. Serra remained .at
the Foreign Office three hours. At three o'clock a
Cabinet Council assembled, which was attended by
nearly all the Ministers. Lords Ltyzeroot., CASTLE-
Saxon, and Si Disown', were sent for to town from
their country-sects. Mr. Sum' we believe, is the
son of the Mr. Small who was lately Secretary of
State In America.
Lord CATHCART transacted business on Saturday
at the Secretary of State's Office, and it is neatly.
stood will leave town in a few days. Two Melia.'
gee will accompany his Lordship, who will embark
at Yarmouth en board the Avalon frigate, and pro.'
ceed direct to St. Petersborgh. .
Government has received -dispatches from Sir 3.
floome.atz, whichlit is said, confirm the accounts
received through France, of the GRAND SZIONIOR
having refused to ratify the Treaty with Russia.
ILANCASTIRIAINtIitTSII..-•srite //iegOl.p of the Rite - -
led Progreso of Ike Lakaeterian Sides', now at 'l
itt esda
press, ie advertised the last titre but one. Jay ed
y the 1 ' ^ 7 sight
Ho inilairthst, , war Ueddersfield theist 11 o'cl°cll9
time when another advertisement goes to peen, the John HiNektiffe, of
fronelt sliest Of the work wilt have been pulled off, i was naiad from his sleep by a load knocking at
'end the subscription will close. This very interest. the door. On enquiring treat wawthe eaAte of,
tug volume will receive great additional interest from tide, a Penes without,
fieked it miaow. lived
the detailed account et .1. Lsscarrsa's late Tour is - there? Be drooled himself, sod opeeed the doors
Ireland, &c. in *Melt She national character of that i when be was desired by two sets to ' tea them to a'
country will be completely vindicated from the . certain place ; they thee escorted Ides downs neigh.
May virulent sod oefenin&d aspersions spelt it, sad boring lame. Beaman& to know their usetives fee
Ilell'esiginal p.wer* et its inhabitants will be Idea. IcikettYini his that reed; elm of. the .911 "Id Um,
meted, and the causes of occasiousi derndetien `he beard he bad bees giving . in( oil se.
pointed oat in a candideianeer. i welding the UMW.; this he positively 'levied.—
On Thursday, the sloop Sea Lark, Lieutenant :lb, couveriados was larernilefd Sr! • harm
VirAanawn, captured and brought Into Plymouth, the: Orldah was bane In the lent pit
French lugger privateer' La VI& de Caen, Captain l wtgel alarmed the ruffian'sgee.fans, gee. '6 ilft
Cacao', of St. Melees. The Sea Lark was lying ; oPPertenitY of sneaking e—e" 4 the ma"ld s
is Start Bay, when a rigid was made for an ansery le: M. sad lodged a piece of
in
leadhi
Ifers
e or I dee'',
which she got under weigh, in chase of the prise. Is entirely lost, and his hied mock i
- - about - Channel: A' be- ' the - reach braised
a friend's

TU MARNE 73.

CORN EXCHANGE. int., 47.
This dal the fresh arrivals of wheat make but *abort apply;
the general sales brisk at as alvasoce of hout ss. and tie pet
quarter, and rather more Oa s.l.ct footsies. Rye steorwlkat
lower. ' Barley, WMI Walt, each dearer. LiC4a4 of th.. two
/Limas liken ise. White Peas dull nit. Oats are is snort supply,
sad this ankle fully at the late advAuce. New Rape Peed as
ander. And Flemish' folly supports late quoted prices.
Wheat
Medd! s• l5O 158., Do. Oise Old) ..
Rye 7B 84 $ Oats 54 56 63
1 Rarity 5B Id ! Petaadda.
1 MattBB 96 I Putatuedo
White Peas (boilers) 78 84 1 Rape Seed
tiny do.
Beam

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SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Jouf 27.
To slat the OW, per stoma of tll'• •
Beef „As. 114. to Ss. SM. Head of Clow Mk 4(a) s
Mimeo ..bs. lid. to fo. $l. Beast' . .
Veal ....Is. 11/. to Rs. Od. Sheep
Pork •• • sig• Ode 10 7.• Od• Calves ••••••••••••• l.
LOA ....di. M. w is. W. Pie. •...
tIAY•MARKET. ' ' , -
Hai ......41. 05. Od. to M. M. Od.
Clover .... 61. 06 ild. to 71. la. 14.
Straw .... S. St. Od. to SI. 10.. N. .

COURT MARTIAL.
At. Court Martial assembled and bold on beard
his Majesty's ship Raisonabk, in Sheerness Bar-
bone, oo Thursday, the 23d of July; President,
Captain Talbot, of his Majesty's ship Victorious;
present, Captains Biker, Fife, Mansell, and liligb ;
pursuant to an order from the Lords Commissioners
of the Admiralty, prooeoded to try Lieuteuant Samuel
Granday, First Lieutenant of his Majesty's sloop
Echo) on charges exhibited against him as set forth
in a letter directed to Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas
liamg, by Captain Percival, of that sloop ; for ab-
senting himself from the Echo; qn the 16th, when the
only Commissioned Oflicer on board, and leaving the
ship iu charge of Mr. Davis, Midshipman of that
sloop, in violation of his, Captain Percival's, Et a nding
written orders. That the sloop was never to be left
with less than two commissioned Officers on board
at a time, unless on duty— the Master considered as
one ; and having heard the evidence in support of talk
charge, as well as what the Prisoner had to otrer•
and having most maturely and deliherately weiAlsost
and considered the whole and every part thereof, are of
opinion, that the charge of leaving the Echo sloop is
not preyed, as therein set forth, in Capt. Percival's'
letter; and the Admiralty Order to hold the Coen,
that sloop being tbeq in dock, and the occurrence
having taken place from the Heroine hulk, did there.
fore acquit Lieutenant Granday of that charge, but
admonished by the President to be more careful in
future.

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IstAm) Or CayLon.—We have the pleasure NI
announce, that live schools, on the Royal Lancaste.
rian System are establishing on the Island of Cey.
lon. The 'satin children have acquired the French
and English languages In nine mouths, by strict ad.
!MOM* to the Lancasterian System.
When the gratifying Intelligence of the Orders in
Council being rescinded, arrived in Manchester, the
Iringers composed and rung a peal, consisting of as
many changes as the Orders in Council had been days
in force, vie. 1114 G.
General Pumerens, It Is said, was a prisoner of
war In England sues pen ago, when of the rank
of a Colonel, and took the earliest opportunity of
breaking his parole. It was en this account that,
Lord WELLINCiTON refused to give him art interview,
as requested, slid sent him to England in a transport.
It is strange that Lord CATUCART'S departure for •
the North should be delayed. We know not what
effect his Lordship's arrival might produce in Russiti,
but when it is recollected that it may influence the
conduct of Sweden, theleast delay must be matter of
equal surprise and regret.
Notice was ou 9sturday given from the Post Of-
fice, that In future the Packets betweeu Great Britain
and Sweden, instead of proceeding to Anholt, or any
neutral terrltor7, will &Aar out for Gottenburgh, as
usual, when perfect tranquillity subsists between the
two Powers.
It is 4 striking coincidence thrit the plan of opera.
dons now adopted by the Russians, is precisely that
whith was acted on by the Scythians, on the invasion
of DARIEN RYSTAsPI3, as related by flinonores.—
" D•sres crossed the Danube nearly at Ismail,
between that and the confluence of the Perth with
the Danube. He marched through Scythia, east.
ward, to the Tauais • the Scythian army, which was
divided into two bodies,; retiring regularly before
Islm, at the distance of a day's march, tilling up the
wells, awl destroying tile produce of the held,.”—
Dsaius proceeded eastward to the bank of the
River OW118) which Major RETNEL takes to be
the Wolge, and be fises the termination of his
march eastward, at near Saratow - where he erected
a chain of forts, extending on a line of 40 or more
English stiles. Here heturued in pursuit of the Scy-
thian* to the west, who regulated their retreat at one
day's journey before the Persians, and draw them
on in this direction, till finding that the suitor* of the
country end warfare of the Scythians was such ns
that no impression could be made upon thins, and
being thesseeives reduced to distress fur provisions,
(bey duetted their march towards their bridge on that
'Danube; which the lenient had preserved for them;
bid It was.not without great less and disgrace, that
Datum and his army, after this dreadful march of
many huedeed miles, was 'able to re-cross the Da.
sebee•—This coincidence is striking,' but here elf
Inspect the sinvilaelty will cease. The Persiairs were
=4.10410"/ the geography of theme linemen
. ' a ginip had to cavalry, while the Scythians
were ae. provided with horse; and though the-
Verelatigpd an enterprising Mader, they, had ne rni-
j=eia—and bad so hope of corrupling, the
it the whey.
The liegaiew. Goode et the 13th \ult. states, that
Vnfissia,. imported that the Diamond
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iporo on which she got under weigh, in chase of the Kiva- LI outir=sr w-1 --- --- ---: --- , .___ „,- -.:- _ . „,
Go. tear, and came up with bet about mid Channel: A ' however, had the Pa fele." to reach , "'WU $ 4111 . .he "Petted. that the Deim• eed ~ - .
acitalife bad a emspit park igkeed Wilk* iu two.places
desperate conflict ensued. The privateer, which 1 Lola. About
atee IretsoMil 81 a, solimida, hitt Ma • Iv" i
I
In of mosuded 111 guns (8 of theta IS pounders), and WeS
___A . ' ~..2"..,a „ ih7iest• - ,—.1"11, ...". bill " Cliit")92lt.a_
~,iler' -1
F.;
dais annued with 74 saes, lost 13 killed and 10 woos& , who end,.
___,eavoorgur
__,_,,t• Paned! Ids to b••••• 10t
1: lie *the . (Or 1410.47_1Pr 10•10114413t5.?f the isiTeta
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ease. a. Tbe Sea Lark sosautad eal7 10 guns, with */ I
___,....9" 4 ueeen"A„.....".11".11( trure9mtbstelilittaldwlea. 4..
tai"... •' .. 6°44
.the briaithithew emet .e,l'bowtrt:::lBl4l.on rilit 1
I i'l4
teat• WI jof whom 0 Were killed, and .8 Msandld•~• air ""'—'6l7 of to ' (.2 pirieboifiam 0 zcao. ....IL, 41,i8.,„.,,,,,, ,e, ci,t. ~„,.,,-,„
■ for Lieutenant Watusium lost two.of his tigers. 61 ~*
theGeveranient, we learn intend to. keep Capita ow of uso Perials•••Pd.9o.4aostiry iBo Oe
t"was iresta .hi icri,,- ......... I,lWptssanie to'lhips Passing by, II .
Bsscs, lately Wiwi% the lag* privateer, Ist dem- dies _
.` ', ' , Tif. , *ail, . "et. ‘ .._ 1 .cesit-urtiliAlhen..o44otet wet °ff .-' 1 .
confinement, end by SWOONS, to scamps bia-pavorwi , Lava ilionameegre,2.lrho. a►ea imparted. f0!..4 asap Sao% in* taisacett her tnaters il► Suppose that o, ,
aids.* of holier) hi amble 6:Wm' it .os a formes. tilliiitilt,2lol 21.041411 a liomg•SerFier 4tkilkiii the. '4111.1. /111.1/AG ("PH" iiliti °"rreag`lit Tr" later ..f f '.
Rut ' 44". - . - 'Aiite" awe tix# ii 6l'''i~►itbwt ottadatient • '
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