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On "Wednesday an expreis arrived al.
the Earl of Lonaale's houie, 10, Charles
freet Berkeley fquare, from Cumberland,
with intelligence that his lordihip died on
Sunday night, after eight days leyere i'll
neis, Of a bowel complaint, with which he
has long been inflicted. =
1t appears by accounts from the .Medi-
terranean, that rebellion lately broke
out in the Empire of Morocco, asainit
the Emperor, and the inlurgents were
headed by the Emperors nephew, who has
however been defeated, with great lots.
The particulars Of the battle are contain.
ed in the following extract of private
letter
{" Tangiers, May le. We have this
day received intelligence Of an action hav-
ing taken place between the Emperor OF
Morocco, and his nephew, in which the
latter has been completely defeated with
great lois; it is alIeady known that there
are 5000 killed, 400 taken priione:s,
beGdcs an immcnle number wounded.--
The Emperor ipeaks in the highelf terms
of the very great ailiRance he received
from in officer who arrived a. the, camp
the night before the action and requaised
the Emperor to accept his ic,vices. He
had the command of a fquadTon Of horfe,
and contributed i'll great mea!ure TO de-
feat the enemy. 1t is expected that this
week will put an end to the war as aI''oai-
fa,lors are now going from the Emperor
in anfwer to terms propotcd BY the Ne.
phew. We learn that the officer who dill
tinguimed himfelf 70 much belongs to the
city of London Light Horle and that he
is deputed from fome of the principal
merchants in tina: city, to procure the re-
leaft of two fhips detained by the EmpeI-
OF of Morocco. We are happy 10 find,
that in confequence of his great iervicss
on the location the Emperor has lent a
favorable ear to tie object of his milton.
The Emperor has already conferred iome
diitinguiiiled horrors upon him."
Extra9 Of a private letter from Pa''',
My Il.
"However the general with may be
for the prolongation for life OF Buona
parties G0 elgsE ss psso2s do r., moi ,.o a2
10 the Noalies,i where the regiAers are
depoGted, in order to Ggn them. One OF
the Notaries, in the moR 'frequen'ed
part of Paris, had only received yeRerday
which was the Gxth day after the open
ing of the Regiiters, nine iignathres; Of
thcfe nine, there were only tour who added
a with thar Bonaparte thould nominate
luccenor; a fifth expreaed deGre that
the coniulate lhould be hereditary. This
tardine5 in Ggnins the regiRers is attri.
butable to variety of cautes.
June 3.
We lat night received Paris Journals
to the gift ult. Their contents are by
no means intereiting. We have, howe
yer, made fome few extracts, rather to
prove the truth of our aGer.icn, than as
difplay of importance. The infurreetion-
al movements in the aiais are not yet en-
tire,y reduced. The cold has this iealon
been as excellive in Germany as in Great
Britain; the fnow 10 ieveral; places was
one loot thick, and fome trees were bro
ken down with its weight. A plan of
contribution for Switzerland has been pre-
tented to the No,a5les by the Committee
of Berne. The Tiers Conlolide are at
ssf. Coz.
A private letter from Paris, dated goth
May, and received by yeaerday's Mail,
contains the following paaages The /
Hereditary Prince of Orange is gone to
London; he was well received on his ar
rival here, but viiible coolnefs took
place, ihorlIy after, betweenhiH and b.
napar.e. its variouly accounted for;
bu, the following is whifpered to be the
real caufe :-Bonapar,e, it is faid, held
GU. fome diaant hopes to the young
Prince, that he might, ONE Day, be re.
itored TO certain and comfortable por.
ton OF his birth-righ,; and it is we'll
known, tina, wisi,n theie two months,
emiaaries have been aupa,ched from Pa