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DEAL, AuguR IS.

Lord Melton, with that humanity.
which has characterized bis naval career,
has paid frequent Wits to the wounded
officers at flck quarters here, who 70 no.
bly, flied their blood under his orders at the
attack OF the French Aotila off Boulogne.
A number OF the wounded have died Gnce
their being landed, among whom are
Meifrs. Williams and Gore, two Mid
ihlpmen belonging to his majefy's fhip
Meduia, and they were both this morn
ing inferred in one grave. His Lordfhip
followed their bodies TO the ground, with
eight captains in the navy, preceded by
file OF marines, who fired three vollies
over the place OF their intermenf. An i'm
menie crowed OF fpeeiators were prefent to
witneis this lat tribute of r.fpect to the
memory of two gallant young officers,
who, had they lived, would have been sn
ornament to that protection in which they
70 nobJ fell.
His lordfhip was fenGbly affected dur
ing the funeral, and was feen to ihed tears.
1t is reported that the feet are to fail
again for, Boulogne tomorrow morning.
Captain Parker, one of lord Nenon's
aides de-canp, is leverely wounded in his
thigh: he fell while in the act of board
ing brig, and with heroic gailantry ex-
claimed TO his brother fcamen, that it was
the fortune of war. Lieut.. Pelly, fecono
of the Meduls, was fhot In his fhoulder,
and on finding himielf unable to fight any
longer, deGred one Of the failors TO take
his hanger, and ufe it like Briton. Such
is the valour with which our brave tars
conducted themfelves, under the moR try
ing circumstances.
DOUEp duocA a,
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alfranorta aoOerttSgr.
SATURDAY, oCToBEA 10.

ny letters from Liverpool to ref,eaa-
ole mercantile houie in this Town, aated
.he i9th OF Auguh-we learn tha, N.
ofigs George and Union of this port, ar,
rived there the ISth, and that rhe PROTECTS
of plentiful harvelt were never known 10
be 10 Hattering as at tina, time.
1@e fo!I' '0iug gentlemen are cSzfu d;,rA.,s
|f1e Brane5 Bauk oftbe Uniiea States.
Gao@i to be sRu6IBea in The Cny ot
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NORFOLK, Oa. &

Arrived, the fhip Sukcy, can, G.
rom Liverpool. Aug. 81, in Ia n"e.t'
2 y iong. I8, fpoke the brig DeIa47'
Som, Sem n'.'i'nore 10 Hamburg, out DAYS.
S csp.. -, IN lat. a., 81, long. "a, 20.
POKE the brig Aurora, rs DAYS fr ~,
oharieiton TO Hamburg. Oct. 2. in Ia,
81 20 long. Is, 60, (poke the bro
oe'iey' or and bound to Bottom, &c dsys
Out from Antigua.
he 'hip Jane, DangerGcld, was to C;,
,Ut N0f'1ik IN 9 days. The Courier.
Iva eohne'' and Maria Louifs, Bou,h.
nave arrived at Liverpool from this port
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l. O S T

Yetterday, in Town, Rel Leather
rocket B0ok, Tor cafe that had contained
patterns OF cloth) containing few bank
notes the book was marked on the inGde
thus, and on the outfde N & G in
gilt letters ; it was dated on tie inGde.
but the date is forgot. Any perfou who
hath toono II, and will return ii to the feb.
icriber, ihall be rewarded for his honeav.
PHINEAS JANNEY.
TO W.. 10. DAT
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r..,ould not feat in any rough ieas.
Yes. :. aateo in the German papers that
Il ~ : confal has eraled from the LIT OF
uS ' SlIor, Of fate, the name OF Gan
' snme he had ient the chief contul
a''n n;ootes of a council of war held on the
INC a u' of Africa, at the diltance OF 40
'0'' 90 from Alexandria, in which 1t was
' ,3J.5 that il would be inexpedient to
G rtnb,rk the troops, as the Pahage acrois
cn' I.ar, could NOT have been effected
US ..bnnt yerv great lois. But Buonaparte
!, y fso, ,be moN poliiive orders to diem
,''l IA not only at the diaance of I2o
!, rn,, from Alexandria, but from Egypt
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gagged the public attention.
Ertra3 cf0 letter fran an e6Tcrr on beard
TIE -4rgo .frigafe, 10 bis friend in GLaE-
.goqv, dated Ai0atira, 2Stb JuI,, 1901.
+" On the 18th of July, our fecret ex-
petition failed from Torbsy, coniifing of
the following vehels Argo, a. guns,
captain Bowden, commodore of the fqua-
dron, Carystort irigate of rs guns, Fall
con iloop of war OF "a guns, with 4 fail
Of traniports, having on board the Ssth
regiment, 100 Nrong, commanded by
col. Clinton and col. Gordon, and 60 of
the artillery. We arrived "a. Madeira on
the zoth, and fent an officer on ihore to
the governor, but did not get a fuitable
aniwer. We Immediately cleared our
ihips for action, and brought them clofe
IN upon the batteries. Upon this appear.
ance, the governor fent the Rr,iih coniul
on board, requefing an interview with
the commanders of the Tea and Land forces.
They went on fhore and, after, a con-
iultation OF three hours, he granted per
million to our troops to land, which they
did on tie 77sh, and took poaSAop of ie
veral OF the forts. On the forts and bat
teries here there are about 100 pieces of
cannon mounted. We will need more
TROOPS here. The men of war are &c
remain on this ttation till they are reliev-
ed by Others from home"
14dmiraLly office, Azg. 10.
Copy of letter from MIR. William Moi.
tat, commander of the EAT India
company's lhip the Phoenix, to Evan
Nepean. Etq. dated in Sanger Road !,
the 9TH of Feb. 1901.
SIR,
l have the honour to inclo(e you, Tor
the information of the Lords COMMUNION
ers of the admiralty, an extract of my
letter TO the mott noble the governor pe.
neral in Council at Fort William, reflect.
ing The capture of ,he French priyateer
General Mslagtic, by the honorable Com
pany ihip Phoenix under my command.
have the honor to be, &c.
WILLIAM MOFFAT.
Hon>rnble Compnny'sRip Pignix
zIit Nov<mber, 1900.
My LORD,
| beg leave to inform your Lordihips,
that the honorable Company's fhip Ph9.
nix, under my command, in lat. 20 deg.
IS M. North, and long. 81 deg. is m.
Eat, on the 10th November, at S, A. NJ.
captured the French PIivateer General
Maiartic, of II guns, two of them az
pound cannonades and l. 20 men, command
ed by Citizen Jean Dlterte out five
months from the Mauritius.
l have the honour 20 be sc.
VIM. MOFFAT.
10 f6s m5f Noble, the Goveruor General
IN Ca1ueI, Fart W>lAum.
HEAT
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Il Dooellang House to RcuT,.

THAT large and Handsomely Gtusted
Houie on the North EAT corner of Wafer
and Princefs ftree,s, with clever garden,
and every neceGsry out toufe thereunto
belonging, lately occupied by Charles
Alexander, jun. Fig. Of which immediate
Poaefion will be given.
JOHN DUNDASS.
osP'' go oo3yf
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V"HS'1H.
Irlaram Dalton,
| homas 'Tingey,
l honas Peter,
John I. Mafon,
VIM. II. DoIfey,
John Dunlap,
Joleph Carlton,
William Oxley,
John c. Vowel,
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DOVER, Augua TT.
Lord Mellon is Till we hear in the
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A Farm for Sale.

1 zO1N jen tie Farm on zuhlch
rsfAc, .Etu0fe in the county Of Fairfax
and f0te Of Iirgiria, IS miles trom The
cities az Wa11mgton and Alexandria, and
containing about 1000 acres. or this
fra7 bef7Deen -1fve and FIX hundred acres
are elearsd, and the remainder in excel
lent timber. Il never.failng Rrsum runs
through the centre Of The fyaa. There
are thirty acres Of bef Timothy Meadows,
in e0mpAte order, and ten acres of mo4v-
n6A eloOer. There are 500 beariug Ab-
PIE Trees ef<xee1leut quahty for eyds,, and
700 .y0uxg grated trees Of The bef kinds
Of table fruit. There has clio been lately
5lanfed an orchard az. ab9ut 1900 Peach
irees. The 7vboe tralz, av00d-lzud and
Cleared, IS iuelo/ea by ue1v and EvJfautial
fsnces, anil di.viacd into eouvenieut fields.
lbe /sR is peculiarly adapted to- grz/5.-
The azvelziug box/e and eGces are ne4v,
Lpacioss, zveN b<, eoxveaisnt and conn.,
pzetely fay<5ed. # Ga,aeu of tavo acres,
containing Tie mef s'aixabk fruits and
Plants, and a .Ibaeious yard, are uels/ed
ina durable manner. There are goad Ra-
6Aes and carriage box/e, qvitb eveyy ueceG
/a,y boeIe far Mbouyers the latter 4vilb
brick or fame ebim4ies. There is an old
Barn eF THE conlmau kind, but The greater
part Of THE materials to bull a uezv barn
on tie mgf atpr0z'ea Peug6lvauiu plum,
and all tie materials to build a large -Aaxe
Dairy are collected. The 6niA1ugs AREA
dy eyettd hare eef mere than egbt thou
./and aoAlars. 1bere is a .go0d Ibrug CON-
7'enisat to the dauel2ixg boxle, ant n 4veH
in THE kitchen yard. There are eigbty a.
e,es Of gr0zung zvbeut, JGly Of 4vbieb in
.Jalzo7o land prepared in the BET manner,
audaA bromjfxg large erqp; and forty
acres Of Rye.
Tzuo-tbiyds az the bu,1baIe money mum
be paid in hand, and THE balance Ieeured
by mortgage Of THE premj/ss.
The tureba<ey may a1o be aceommodated
7vitb 4fylonal p,ope,ty to tbe amount of
5000 dolla,s.
RICHARD BLAND LEE.
.-.s.. law
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a me &C, contribution attracted the juriidietio

"a IlC common law.
Where the courts have copnizance. +ha
powers OF the common law are not exnren
~ delegated, but admitted by necefla-
ry implication and contend thar bv N
implication of the fame nature, the efab
iithment of a government conferred unon
IT'S courts the ordinary jurifdistions of the
common law, fuited to the nature of the
government. / donot mean to 20 beyond
the Poiltion, that the Establishment of 90
vernnlent by necehary implication, gives
tight to punilh all offences immediately in
furious to that government, and having
right to puniih fuch offences, the courts sf-
tune the jurifdietion and the rules Of nro.
ceeding at common law. We are aked.
hr, how we got the common law. an.
liver, In the fame manner the hates got it.
Our ancettors, when they colonized the
country, brought it with them from Eng.
land. They took no more, however than
what 1uited the colonies. What parr did
or did not extend to the country. was lef,
to thciJudic:ary to iettleas cafes arofe. So
lay that no more ofthe common law ap.
plies to the federal government than whar
is neceiiary to It's wants and agreeable to
Its nature but how much that is, expert
ence alone can point out, and the courts
alone afcertain.
lit is poidble for gentlemen to depopu-
larlze the common law, ihall not doubt
OF their iuccefs, were they to attempt to
cry down religion and morality. The de-
fgn in exploding it is to me as evident 40
the hight OF heaven. 1t is part of thar
iyitem TO long and 70 unremittingly pur-
faed, which has for its object the REDUCTION
OF the powers Of the general government.
This government has no power which Is
not occasionally queaioned & denied. The
detgnis to exalt the fate governments and
to debate the general government. I
ihould rather lay to exalt the government
Iof Virginia, at the expence Of the federal
compact. This fchcme, 70 deeply planned
and 10 long concealed, will foon be un-
vleled, and the citizens of thefe ftates will
| difcover that the cant about republ;canif,n
and the cry of arifocracy, have been on
~ clock OF fate an individual ambition.
As the representative of lnall fate. !
have been the more ienfible of the fake
we have in the general governmcnt--a
government republican in its nature, and
guaranteeinga republican form Of govern
ment to each of the fates.
l. have labored TO fuprort the full ener-
gies and powers OF this government, but /
never fought to faint its inifitutions with
moriarcical principle.
now Zee fir, an attempt made to WI
ther the very finew Of the government, to
"trip It OF every mufcle and nerve, and to
reduce 1t to mere keleton. The attempe
hope in God will not fucceed. am
ready to declare, with an eloquent fpeaker
on the other fde of the water, that the
common law" is the charter of our exiff-
/ ence, the banner under which we fhou,a
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fer' ont that party are unqviZYiug that
Aoe general government RouH be clothed IN
ITS nrnor. Is not the common law at this
moment the law of the itates? Is it nor
administered daily in the fate courts. and
cherhhed as the beft treafure of the coun.
try. The quefion is not whether the
common law exits among US, but whether
1t belongs to the courts of the United
States, aswell as to thole of the Aates.-
We have been prehed with the oueGion.
at what period Of time we affirmed the
common law, and under what modihca-
rions ? This quefion iha!l anfwer free
+, b ,cauie am lenGble Of no embarral1.
msnt on the fubject. 1 fay, fir, that
we take the common law at the epoch of
the ratification Of the contribution as it was
modified by the laws Of the reflective
itates. 1t is no objection that in fuch cafe
the law will not be uniform. 1t is not
uniform in the country from which we
borrow it. IT. is varied by partial fatues
and by uiages and cu9oms. Bur if we
give up the common law, fhall we have
uniform law OF the United States. The
only consequence will be that the com
mon law under all the fate modifcati-
ons will be administered in the fate,
courts, and not in the courts of the United
States.
Give me leave, FIR, to ak a queGion.
which l addrels to the mott ferrous conG,
Iteration of the committee IF the COM
mon law does not prevail in the courts of
the United States, by what law are the
Judges governeds They have express iu-
ridletlon In great number of cafes civil
as well as criminal. Infuch cafes, in which
the fate courts are governed by the CON-
mon law, the Judges of the United States
courts are without law.
1t mutt follow then that the dilcretion of
the judge is the only principle which re-
ftrains him. Is luch the doctrine of the
advocates of freedom / have been always
taught and accufon,cd to believe that
without law there was no liberty. And
have always lamented that the necenity
OF human things left 70 much, in all cafes,
to the defcretion of the court. could
with to fee our lives and properties depend
more upon iettled rule, and lcis upon auc-
tuating will.
| !" The difcreticn Of the judge" faid
great man, I" is the law of tyrants--it is
always uncertain; it depends upon confi-
tuition, temper and patton; in the bea, it
is oftentines caprice: in the WORT, it is
every vice, weakness and folly, to which
human nature is liable" give the fen
timent as it occurs to my recollection;
perhaps / am not correct as to the Ian
guage.
know that fone have gone 70 far as to
admit that where the courts have cogni-
zance, the common law is adopted. This
in my opinion, abandons the main ground
Of argument.
If the cognizance Of the courts attracts
the rules Of the common law, with equal
reaion may it be iaid the e&ablihment Of
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Congrsfs Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY January II.
5 f y I II I O N l. A \

Hog/fin committee, Mr.. Morris in The chair.
lMr. Bayard's Speech concluded.)
This law, 70 renowned for the wifdom
OF its inltitutions, the parent of the trial
by jury, that palladium of civil and poll
tical rights, is now treated as an enemy of
our freedom.
But, fir, ! am not furprifed at the cla-
NOR which has been RATED upon this fub.
jet. To me there is no myfery in the
oppoiition. Its not that The common La4o
mas lott ITS ancient Djrtxss, or its cha,ac-
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next,
At O'Clock, will be Sold at the Ven
due Store,
BROWN SUGAR
in hhds. tierces and barrels-on a Credit
amt far Cg@.
7enerlHe Vine IN bzbes and
caASs,
Catalonia do. in pipes,
French Brandy do.
,WhiAey in bis.
Coffee in bags,
Hyion and Bohea Tea in chcf}s.
:Raifins in kegs,
Soap and Candies in boxes,
Tobacco,
nails, Hardware, &c.
Aylo, qaaahty ef
~ K Y G Q @ ID S,
ConEaing Of
Cloths, Coatings, WEIGH Planes, Elan
nels, 1riih Linens and Sheesing, Ozna-
burss, Silks and Sattins, Calicoes, book
and ]aconet mullins, tamboured and plain,
threads, Hats, Paper, &c.
P. G. RSTELLER,
reo.uary S. 4u7ieurer
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-10-12

The Governor Of Nova Scotia has lately
ex.rted hntelf 10 a maaner the mott laudabe
TO D. omote The culture Of hemp IL that province,
that the Birth Navy may, if Polil6 e, Be iuPpIi-
Ell with this commodity, even though The Ma
lions on ise Baltic fhould tefule 1t.
new Rsl;giousOrder under The appellaticn
Of BassaHar5fs has ma dc its appearance at
Rome. Its protectors wear the garb Of the Je
luits. they derive their name fom Baccanari,
who attempted to eaablilh th4t order in Poland
aad Germany.
a private letter from Conaan iuople, Of the
10th Of July, GATES, that the lovereiEnty Of tie
1even United Hands has been recognized by
the Swedifh COart, Influenced, as IS fuppo!ed,
by the previous determination of he Courts Of
London, Vienna, and Berlin. A fmilar Gep il
Immediately expected On the part III The Court
Of Denmark, and the moa politiye afurances
are given BY tie Commanders of The lever4l
Frena garito9s which occupy the ports 81
Maple that the gre4tet care will b. taken 10
avoid every fort ot annoyance ID The new Re
pubic Under thele favorable alurarces the
inhabitants IRE bllily employe ID org 4Eiziag
ther ConiiJ1tion, and already the efforts Of
fictitious party in the i1lnd, of Cepha onia and
Zant have been fueceffully rehled aud De
Itroyed.
From the fame letter il appears that the
Dragom4u ot he Porte has been recalled from
The eovernment of Moldavis, and has been
lucceedcd in lis pen by The fon Of Prince Cali
maehi. BY his change the whole advantage
NJ h- Government will be enjoyed by bis flc-
c-fr he not having remained III bis Proviace
tor period fuGi-iently long to en4bI- him to
reap the fruit OF lis f=rvices.
Th- Emperor Of Rul1ia has banilhcd Count
Shueb.ow, who was imPoyed 70 notify his AL
cetiion to the King of Prudia, On account of Ills
being implicated in the confpiracy Of The Suw-
bows.
PETERsBURGH, JULY Il.
On The 1 9th of July. there was feen in thu al
ty ani ,5 ncllhbourhcod, and % The ditance
81 thirty weia. "a the road to Narva, about th-
hour ot ten IN the evening, luminous globe, If
he bulk OF the full moon, palling acroG The
horizon from N. Z. to S. w. Several Perlons
law il at the v-ry edge Of the viible horizon.
Il ap3elrad af.er fun let, ana IN the 5-li qlarer
81 The moor, p Cannot re confounded with 'h4l
planet. On the fame day much rain FIJI. and
tie tempe allure of yhe air waslsery cold.
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PErfEsBUECH. JULY 80.
Citizen Duoc having filled % TIE objects f
his miGioR a his Coarr, is about 70 leave Ruff
"a for Stockholm. Count Markow, who is ~
flcceed Count K-litlchew ss M n(er at Paris.
let Pe-erlbnrgn on the z3d ina. bur ~ !. Ill
Psis foFc upe OF bis eda'e FIR the srran-e
meet Obj, private affairs. BY IN Ukoe. al
gains. Of hazard are prohibited, undo Cyn,
penalties. The Italian Opera and Grman
Players 4t Peterborough lave been dfmIad 7y
the Court. The trade between Aarac2n and
India is resiging rapidly great QUANTITIES o:
Indian produce have arrived ;h-re by land car
riagc.
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FLOhhN@fs JULY ~.
On The Goth inf. the Pope held a Co .rrY
Court, IN which he nominated eighteen Bin ps.
The afFiifs Of th- GaiGc Church did Mt come
lnder dil,uIion il thar afembly. At which CIR
diaal Maury was prelent.
The king Of Etrura il all At Parma. wh- Y
grand letiivIties are daily taki-g place. III -o.n-
OF that Prince. We are Gil igcora VIE r {
pet to The time Of his arrival here. Ths ieftt-
diltriGt of Fer ara has been converted mo .c
fart, bY a tremendous haii t0rH fo the ex emit
Of u mile. The wind ragged In iuch j man
ner, on that oocafon, that trees, houl-s, and
whole Aocks were carried off by i. The three
Nelp0.itan hiGatls which had arrived 10 the
poit nf Ancers, ahovt Two months ago, have
now hoiGe1 the TIL colored flg. and are man
ned BY Frenchmen They would perhaps have
failed icrne time ago, with troops on board, but
for the FIVE EngHh thiPs that Gill continue
cru ling off that port.
PARIS, AUG. iS.
~ Citizen Duroc, with the Eavoys Of Hefe
Darmltsdt, Bavaria, and Whirtembetg, has
been invited blythe Emperor Alexander 10 the
Coronation at Mofeow.
LONDON, AUG. rs.
Thirty FIVE gun briggs and fthooners have err
cap-d from DUnkirk TO Calais. Some Of our
oruirers, with Veiwto prevent their pafage
had ~5ored clote infhore5 which the r ench OBJ
lsiVng, and b-ing favoured BY a dark night,
food 90! % i-a. and reached Calais il the NOM
ing, before cur ve6eb. could get up with them
Circular letters have been tent 10 all naval
Officers TO repair cupboard their REFLECTIVE lhiPs
Immediately.
"a f.fTicient force for ne byoteaioa Of Midei-
"a Is Immediately to be embarked for that
Hand. .t[
We are truly happy to Gate, that bread and
every other neeeA4ry of life contine falling IN
price thloaghout the country, and from The a
bundant crops ard fine weather, every kind Of
fuRenance may be expected to be yet conGdera
bly, lower.
Sir Henry Brown Hayes, who Good conviq-
ed Gncs the Spring Afizes, al Cork, of forcibly
Gumng away with Mils Pike. Quaker lady, Of
greIt fortune. has received i.ntence Of death, to
be.execaied on tie 9TH Of September
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ALGIERS


LONDON, AUG IS.
1t Is llid that an Engliih and Iurhh quad
ron has failed 70 enforce the tribute payable BY
tie Dey Of Alsiers 10 the Pore. 4 hut IS
aifo ,hrown out Of a fcheme which is IN agta
ton 70 curtail the dePredatio1s Of tie Barbary
Pirate, and indeed i IS imp7dible 70 ih'nk
without aRonihmen, If he ouTa5es Of which
they have been gull for long re- iod with
comparative impunty, ana without conGterng
their awlef Plcnder IS digrace 10 all the civ
ilz-d nations Of Europe.
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ey35rs ii cur Republic are TOW n n1ollon 10
+eutorce the feyeral military corps ia North
titiland, an the MHet4, md in re dni, for The
Defiance Of the couatfy againa any attack q
che Eaglih. Three camps are lih-wle turnled
near 1elvoc lpys, and IN the Stands # Goree
anj Walche en- The two ba talions OF the
new corps Of marines e into the camp at
Helvsei1uys the 7.h French deml- rigade
tom Utrecht will occupy that at Goree, and
the French 'roops in aud near Bergen-oP Zoom,
viii go to Zealand.
AUGUST t5.-Since ve0erday it is reported
that Uhe han 81 If F.ulAing Is blockade by the
Eneliih. About Ioo Eng liza thPs Of var Of
different tzes are truIzing along The Dutch
coaH, and between that ana he d WINS all
trade 70 The Belgian and othe. ports IS entirely
Popped.
The clof-R harmony prevails between the
Courts Of Berho and Peterfburgh AMI the
King If P-ulia has lately tent mott a4trering
and oblgirg letter to abe Sovereign Of Ruiha'
in whilh his Monarchs political condud is
highly approved Of.
BRUSSELS, AUG. ID.
They write from Oaend that to.ng Eng
Eh fqladron hat appeared before Daokirk.
The French h1ulla there is IN the belt tate of
defence, and all the commlndaots Of the bat
teries, AMI Of for Ritbon near Dunkirk, are
ready 10 fire % the Engith With rel hot balls,
IF Lord Nel.oa thoud attempt any attack.
French troops ale continually comiog down to
the Coat an the number already Attended
between Brett nd Dunkirk amounts il is laid,
t0 above TO-. Geo men.
LONDON, AUG. "a,
The preparations along the Dat. and Preach
coats nh con niue, aud their ofentb'e o. jea
+ de.euce ag2nt any attack from oar fest.
10 leLs than 100000 men are faiI 70 BE coll
L9ad be wiki DunkiTk and Bret, but We De-
leye this number is much exaggerated.