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May 20.
81 Ireland appears to be i'm q state ct alarm
\ at present, from the apprehensions enter
: Ita;ned of the combined French and SPAN
/: ish sonadrons being destined for the m
y Evasion of that country. Oar corresponds,
(. lent at Dublin writes as 4ollowss
DUBLIN, May IS.
i 9An express arrived IN town this day
from Cork, with The important intelligence
THAT friyate has arrived there with dis
patches from Lord Nelson to the port adj
mral, stating hat his lordship was ap.
preaching the Irish coast in consequence
of his having asccr,ained tina, the French
aad Spanish squadrons were destined TO
attack this county. Upon this intelli-
sence being received at Cork, two regi
inents which had embarked there for. for
eign service were Instantly re landed"
Upon the above article we have only to
| remark that the dispatches anaded TO, are,
IN all probability, those which reached
town on Friday from admiral Drury, and
which instead of ating that lord Nelson
was of Ireland, expressly mentioned that
he was making the best fhs way through
the Gut of Gibraltar. We have at least
ascertained that no further advices from
lord Nelson. or relative to The French and
spanish squadrons, had reached the admit
rally at late hour last night.
May 81.
II is, we understand, con6deni'v beiiev-
ed at the Admiralty, that lord Nelson had
passed the Straits about the end OF April.
: No Official in,ellgeb &C aas, however, been
received communicating the fact.
The dispatches received from Sir Ro.
/, bert Calder, state, that an attempt was
made on the 10Th inst. by the combined
squadrons ~ ferrol to put to sea. Altlso
THEN ships doubled the force of the block
f aiding squadron, Sir Robert managed his
signals with such skill, as 10 impress the
enemy with an opinion that his own squad
ron composed of6 sail ufthe line only, was
suppor,ed by a squadron farther out. The
combined heet was deceived, and resum-
ed its moorings.
Dispatches were this morning received
from the feet off Brest.. They we're bro't
to Plymouth last Sunday by The Eoius fri
gate. They contain circumstantial ac-
count of the late movement of the enemy
in Brest water.
Madame J. Bonaparte is attended by
her brother, Mr.. w Patterson, Mrs. Ad-
dlngton. alternate companion, DR.. Garner,
french physician, and several servants
/ ne account of her arrival soon spread
through Dover and its vicinity on Satur.
day; the public curiosity was strongly ex-
cited, and on Sunday morning the pier
head of Dover and quays were crowded
with spectators, anxously aws',irg the en-
francs of the Erin into she harbor. About
!" the afternoon the vessel came in, and
Madame Bonapar;e, with her suit, lapded
amidst a great concourse Of spectators,
ADD proceeded 10 the City of London Inn.
Madame Bonaparte is fietite Ggure. Gle.
/ gantly formed, Of a fair complexion, hazle
, eyes, and beautiful countensnoe, full O
: the most interesting Expression. The r.
, rim, on board of which she came from ,hc
|. Texel, is bssu;nnl lutte ship, of al,ou
: 200 tons. much ike West India packet
!. long and low, very clean and neat, and wa.
. fitted up at Baltimore FIR the purpose Of
conveying Jerome and family to Europe.
. Rejected at Lisbon, she set sail for the
Texei where she arrived on the 10Th in.
slant; but the moment The ship cast an.
Choir in he Texel, she was placed between
a o. gun ship and frigate and, as il
that were mt precau,ion enough to pre-.
vent this unfortunate Lady from landing
4 row guard boats were kept in constant
motion about the vessel during the night
I'VE understand that Jerome Bona.
parte proceeded from Lisbon 10 Paris
in expectation Of being able 10 over.
come the displeasure of his family and
IN confident anticipation of that result,
bad sent his Lady in the Erin round to
Holland. Osher accounts state, that Je-
rome was made a prisoner at Lisbon in
order to be conveyed to France. Hopes
are expressed by our contemporaries that
Madame Bonaparte will be permitted 70
remain in this country. We know Of no
power by which she can be sent out oft
as she is by birth entitled 10 all the priv
legesof a British subject.
May IS.
Prices Of Stccks This day at o'clock.
| CohsoIs So IL e--Reduced 81 So
Omnium l.3 4.
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