Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
REW.7oRK, September &c.


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fhe shors passage D so days from Ii
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BIZ he extracts which foiiop, our read
ers sviii perceive thai no epenfef imtor-
lance had occurred on he theatre Of
European toEiics.
M. Munro, eur minister 70 he Court Of
Great Brifain, sUas introduced to the
King 0tths lrpee on The 17th Of AsgHst,
and delivered he itttys efcredence.
! EoEDoE, August 10.
"A respectable mercantile house inthe-
city has received information from Italy,
thatthe French are raising an army Of
$4,000 men in that country, which isve.
rySgenerally understood in the best IN
formed circles there to Be intended for
the re-conquest Of Egypt. 49, s
Asgitsf 10.
Dnmourier Is arrived in this country,
we suppose government has suffered him
10 find an asylum here; Hamburger and
Altoona not being very secure places Of
fesideAce for him At present. Besides,
the French may have limited to the ma
gistrates of those cities, . wish for his
removal; but il has been reported that
he is to have . principal if not chief
command, ina expedition TO be under-
taken against some part of the enemy's
coast. We do not believe that the ru-
mouris well founded. Ina contest so
truly British IS the present, we hope to
be led on 10 battle BY British command
era alone. Would itnot gan the pride of
Englishmento Be told that they were for
ced TO employ . Frenchman in war un-
dertaken against Frenchmen - Britain
single handed against France-Let us
have British arms, British soldiers, Bril-
tish officers, every thing British, and
nothing but British.
: Algusf %. =
The accounts from Ireland Yesterday
and this morning me, we are sorry to
say, of 4 less consolatory nature than
they have been for some time past. Ru-
mours Of intended rising are circulated,
and attempts continue to be made to as
sassinate the ydomanry centineIs..
Scarcely anight passes without some of
them being fired NJ Yetthese cowardIy
assassins are the men who style them
selves the friends Of freedom, the pro-
tectors Of their country.
Apart of the Cayan militia, in attempt-
ing to secure some rebles on Monday
last, in the town Of Duboyn, were re-
sisted by an assemblage Of the towns
people /; and it became necessary for the
: troops to FIRE. Three were killed, and
II Of the rebels were taken and brought
TO Dublin. :
The North Of ireland continues to be
perfectly tranquil and the sovereign of
Belfast has published proclamation for
taking Of some of the restrictions he had
found it expedient to impose. He con-
firms the opinion we have invariably ex.
pressed, that the rebels are connected
with French emissaries. 1
Acaptain Of vessel which arrived in
DuDAlu = Nv 0ANo dSO IOn = AOE6ign
port, has been arrested under charge
ofaiding the designs ofthe foreign enc
my T.
i An encampment Of rs; 600 men is to
be formed near Limerick. \
The commission for the trial ofthe re.
belsis to be opened on "Wednesday. =.
Preparations for an expedition in the
North Seas, are now making in several
OF our ports. Gun-boats are eauipping
at Sheerness which are to assemble in
the Downs and, tits said, they viii be
commanded BY Sir Home Popham, who
viii also have the superintendent Of the
embarkasion Of troops. Lord Keith ar.
rivedon Friday of Margate in the Mo-
march, from whence he was to proceed
20 Yarmouth. There he viii be joined
BY Admiral Montague and some ships
ofthe line from the Downs.
Government haa ordered lines Of de.
fence TO be drawn Oh the eastern side Of
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