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fentrr.c-r.r in /js feoLj#£ of fome ’ Oui fdrmn aJv'.cfs from Loti*
of ypur own parr/, vilpr.h ii was dnn : were only to 5 the firll of
r.rci fl uy (nr yon to allay You Auguft.
1m.! tlien to ra’ly theTcelir.gs 'of •.•’•••
this party-—to give thqm the . London Augufl 4.
prompter's! cue—to'fotmdj their Borne" more tranfpons, with
members and their pg.rtiz ms— troops, have failed for Lifbon,
their ramifications in New. York to join Lord Wellington’s army,
and their tlifprfiflofts in the iJ” It is (aid that- his Lordlhip has
frill at u re of M iffrdiufetts—you requeued a reinforcement of
Lay* performed'all thefe duties, 20,000 men, before he ventures
find your dairy Is of courle now an -engagemint with Maflena;
ready fot the eye of your fever
eign
Fly, th"n, to the Royal pre
f ■ —Fly from thefe fhores,
tvh ■ h vou hive loo long pollut
rd . yohr fteps—and relieve us
from one political monitor, at
feafl, which offends our fight
We had nothing to expert from
your coming? but infult—you
have nothing to expert from us,
on your departure, but our con
tempt. The Danes nuilt cnrfe
you—and the Americans def-
pife you.
which 5s ’fi.ateil .to JifrorJ gpott
fatisfartion to the people. «
A gentleman who came fipm
France in the fame vcllel that
conveyed the difpatches to MY.
Ptykn.y fro A Gen. Arinflrong,
has brought intelligence from
Paris to the .5th, and from Mor-
h.ix to the 7th inft. TWI official
papers trailfmitted to Mr. Pink
ney, we umU’rftand, relate to <he
condemnation of American pro
perty, ift .France, Spain, Italy,
and Holland ; and to the intend .
ed departure of the Minifterof
the U. States from the French
capital. Public notice was given
in the Mbniteur, that the fales of
(hips and cargoes of the United
States, which had been fequcf
trated, would commence on the
We do not, however, think, that
much credit is due to this ru
mor. The report of a general
artion on the, 1 Oth and, 20th is
now entirely exploded.
Augujl (i—Some German pv
pens hive been received t his
morning, from which we have
made fome extra Os. Among
them is a letter from Paris, which ; full of this month, which mea-
ftates that the. Ex Mlntiler of Cure was carried into execution
Police Fouche, the Duke of O- i without the lead referve, b the
tranto, has fixed iiis rofidence , e(Foifts were fold at very reduced
at Aix in Provence, in France, j prices. One viffff had, howe-
It thus appears that his appoint- i ver, been allowed to take her
Fiy, fir, and claim of your l petit to the government nf'Rome departure from Burdosux,which
royal fovereign the recomper.ee was merely nominal, and that he induced a hope thafiforrte relax-*
which you merit. Toff him, | has f-all^i into difgrace.
that iike his loyal fcamen, you ! The Lx King of Holland is
have trod the road to difUnftion | ►ipi’Sefl to remain in Bohemia
for fome time. lie calls himfelf
In the cfrft* o/lheir.Lreruu-fe
trk'rig p.la>, it is undfiiftbod
that the.trade will be cflrrierlon
through the rmdiutn;of; neutral
vt-ffcls,, failing under licences
g-famed. by ’either gpverruneiit
Particular ports, r>mong '.which
are Oftendj ■unk'rk aml lj ’.vre,
are to be fl™»d for the recep
tion of thef’ JyTcls.
Augufl K^F-It is. dated, in
<Hn
valry, t? commer-ife flic aftncT;•
The total :ol 'lie K.'jvtifh force in
that fituatiem w^s. 4000 infantry
an<l r.oqcavalry, .Three time*?
the Fveilch charged our troops*
arid were as r>:ten repu'fed with
tjiegreatelf gallantry. The prin
ciple contcil was at tHeLndgr of*
the Coa, where conli,liable
numbers fell on both li-ies,' Th
refult of the art'oft was, that
Ginenll Crawford (ell back up-
private fetters, that (Hiring the i ... , ,
hit month no troops had paff d i on man brmy of the Brnifb
tlirmigli France in the thedirec 1 an fty*_ am ' t ^ L ‘ French took po.
tion of Spain. The general W I fu,0n ‘"^‘■duvtejy on their re.
tiion at Paris was, that the war ‘ n ' at ’ °" th 5 " f ! S"* of
in that country would be much ' ^ oa '. H|! r IS .
protrarted New orders had been C, “ cn ’ L' OuK cqi in
given fot the fpelUly.equipmentft ^ed, wounded d ?- P rdo l urtJ *
of the fleet in the Scheldt and i | hat °f ,h , e cne ™ v k PP ofed
the Texel. be at Iculd • 50 °-
Much obfervation has beer,
made on a propofed arrangement
for 'commercial intercourfe be
tween Great Britain and France;
Heme IntcLigpus.
The Di'd:e of York—At the
lioufe ol a.S.iiiciior, of the name
—that like them, you have nbu
fed the Americans, and like
them, you are entitled to promo
tion—that it was in his fervice
you have committed all you.
guilt, and from iiis hands you
mufi expert your reward—’Yes,
fir, feck to bury ; f you can, in
the !p! ndors of a Pen lion an d a
P vrage, the murmurs of a
wounded confidence.
But fir, while you areunbur
tluning to the royal car the fe
cr.-ts of yftur cha'migl houf■;
tiiiee you are pouring forth
f rom v -ur budget the wind*
fore cf your “ tnofl rcfp<*ft?.-
II.” party in this a urtfry, and
the names of thefe who are moll
confpicuous for their 1 or
corruption—fail not to un.le
ccivj him. T'l' him, lint the
great niais of ou people are too
bnnefl to be conuptcd, and too
wife to be duped--tiiat their
fouls are rcfolvvd to aff' rt their
lights—that the hofts of his in
lulls and wrongs are not forgot-
ton—that wc w ill peril'll, to the
Jaft man, ere we will fubruit to
bis ulu'pation of a “ naval fu-
pvemacy”—that the day of re
tribution will yet arrive the Ifiih
Gong refs will wipe off the errors
of their prgleccflurs—and rc-
»lorc the lionor of their count!y
-—and that the only means for
preventing war, is by refperting
tire rights of America.
VALFPJUS
ttarr;^T.'ar«BCTyB£r. , :aiatiaaHai«SMMg
”r O R K I G N.
Mr. T)e St. Lea.
We have .received Paris pa
pers to the foOih laft, and Dutch
to the 31 i dant. The latter
contain an < lTtnal account r.f the
fall of Cludj.1 Rodcrigo. It fm*-
rendued at diferetion at the mo
ment when the enemy Were pre
paring to florm the plade So
far the report differs from the
former accounts, which flate
that the French had offered terms
of capitulation which were ac
a tion of the order might take
place; but no favorable com
promife between the eaptors or
govern men t, and the proprietors
was permitted It was, we are
informed the defign of/General
and it has been fetid, tint a gen of Parker, in Gay s Ii n, a pe-
tleman his juft arrived in Lon- I tition to the king jn/been cepo*
don from the Chamber of Com fined, Rating generpMy, that the
merce at Paris, to facilitate fuch ! ctfcutftiftances difclrifu; in the en*
a purpofe The following let j quiry before the TJ. u'e of 0 ni
ter relative to this fubjert has 1 nions,by Mrs. Mai y Ann C Mik,
been received : I had moll of them be n contra*
“ Ojlcnd Aug 4.—We are in ! dlfted, ^nd that the uft of them,
hopes that a renewal of commep dlls l ,ad icctived no, con*
cul intercourfe, by means of firaiaiioit frcm other teffimony.
Atnidtoyg to leave P.nis be | boottces*, will be eff rt p d, ovi ^ bkewifegiiumcrates, that tho
fore the ufual time of theyireva* I t jy ( application of our merchants ■ ,P(;, H 1,, ' S h'ktn rg u ft ihe Duka
iencecf the north weffer-lywimls; al p a , -; s . Letters juft received , ot W re to a; lw- .• thV p U r*
bu» hi.i application for paffports f ro ,n thence notice f-v er a! deli - ■ (,i pmtV or fart ion in
to Itiifil his inttmion, had, upon berations on the iuoj rt, but We Commons Houle 6 Folia*
oo fome prett nee or ether. Deeri hove not yetafeert line' vvherlmr ' aiui were not, tin rdore,
iiiihevto ineffertu d No A me- any relaxation r.f the fvflcm will tn be confmered ?.s deciding the
rican could quit the limits of
,, . rt , ,_ mutuallytakepL.ee. ’1 he pro.
France, uni. fs he proceed d.rert. : babilify.js, that the decree of re
ly from thence to America ; and ..ft r irtion will be moderated, and
leave •—*■ *~
quell ion cf merit on the con curt;
ol his r y 1 higtiatfs I. con.
eludes by praying that the Duke
o< Yoikniaybe rt ftored to rhe
ot Ci mmarfdt r in Chief,
ries of the empire. t j be taken with -emy cargo* of * fl‘ ning that his < fliefal indulfiy
l he fame cat tel, thro* which C01 - n .' | and talVnr. t m il.g the long time
we acquire the preceding parti-, A * Heligoland mail arrived ' hc held !h; ’, f ini P l,rtal:t Nation,
culars, brought difpatches to his | ye ft t .rday There are no news had P'*' oved hirn to }' c the moft
M.,j. fly S> Mimfters fiom M f - 1 0 f any importance in the papers P r< P ( r ptrfon to ciil. harge the
Mackenzie. We are told, that an j letters broQght by this con J °
which h as not been al-
, ac ,cavt ; W JS tiot even granted to t , jat a fm;i j| er q , MlU i tv oi wlne o< Yo
cepted. I he governor appriled enable rum to vial the dependen- i an j brandy will be alioVed to °^ ce
that Lord Wellington would "m
make no attempt to relieve it,
would have furrendered fqoner,
but was prt vented by the inhu
bitanis. The lofs of thebi fieg
ed, including the citizens and
g-irrifon, is iftimated at upwards the private opinion of the Bri veyance
ol 3000 killed and wounded.— , tifli agent is that, notwithlland- , rea jy anticipat'd At all the
The lofs of the French is not mg the feries of difappointments ; potts of ,he Haiti • colonial pro
mentioned. which he'hashad to encounter i ^ uce was abuncla ht, and lovv in
price, in proportion to the quan
Nr
ft
York, Sept. 19.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND,
Yejterday arrived at this port
the fine fall failing (hip Robcit
XJurr.es, captain Parfons, in 30
days from Liverpool.
(’.apt P left Liverpool on the
3Tih of AuguQL and has fur-
liifhed the ei itor of the Mer
c.amile Advertiier with London
divides his time between plea
lure and bufin. fs. The report
of his intended vifit to the Spa--
nidi peninfula has died away, &
the t?fk of driving tlie Englifh
into the fea in that quarter will
no doubt be left to his Generals.
That in the execution, however
papers to the 13th of Aguft, in- of this talk they proceed but
clufive, and I.lovMs Lifts to the flowlv, might be inferred from
fih, from which al! the political the Paris papers, h«J we no o-
& commercial intelligence.they ther authority. 'they do not
comma is given in the following contain a Angle line r. fperting
extrarts. j the affairs of Spain and Portugal,
mentioned. which he has had to encounter
AttguJ} 8- Difpatches were in the difi Large of his duties,
yefterddy reccivtu at P. rtfmouth an arrangement for the releafe of
trem Gen. Aimltrong, the A- his countrymen would be ulti-
meriern Amh. ffador in France, niately accomplished,
addriii'd to the American mini- The commercial arrangement
fler in this country ; to whom between this country & France,
they were immediately forward- ] of which we made, mention
ed. ' i yefterday, we underhand has
Augufl 9—Parliament is pro-j been under confinleraiion for
rogued to the 1 ft of November,, fome time. The fuhjert has been
unlcfs fome extraordinary bufi- indirertly fubmi.red to the F
nefs fhohid occur to render an government, which has expref-
carlier meeting neceffary, a fur- , fed itsreadinefs tofar.rtion a com
ther prorogation is exported to merciai intercourfe, by means of
take pLce ; and, as in the cafe neutral flags, upon principles of
of the two laft S Finns, it vwll reciprocity, borne regulations
not meet nntil the latter end of in this Ipirit, we are Informed,
January next j have*within thefe few cays been
We have receive.’ Puis pa promulgated by the Perfert: of
pars to the 3d in (FT Bonaparte the diftrirt of Otlend. Iuftead
and his emprefs retrained in the 1 of compelling v. flels to take one
vicinity of that city, where he half of their cargoes in wines or
brandies, the new fegu’ations
dyninifftMthe 1 quantity of thefe
articles v. ry confidiu ably. As
th p Britifn goverttmont has pro
felled an inclination on its part
to accede to the principle of this
arrangement, and there is no
material difference in the terms,
great hopes are entertained that
it may be brought to bear. The
condurt of the negociation, how
ever, as we have already {fated,
is to be wholly left to the man
agement of the merchants.
To forward this important
meafure, a gentleman who en
funrtions of ir to the improve,
mem of the fervice and to the
fatisfatlion of the country.
This petition, has we under-
ftand. been figr.ed by leveral
geneia! (fTiccrs- With wliem
tity. Corn wa? dear, and par j *^' s a PpHcaticn to the fenfibihty
ticularly at Dantzic The fame i Sovereign originated, is
obftrurtions continued in the in | no1 pubii< kly known
tercourfe between Heligoland & Auguji 13— Ir will be fern
the continent, and there was no by our Plymouth letter that an
exportation of any amendment, i attempt hud been made by Mu-
b. is faid that the enemy are rat to invade Siiily. which fuil-
m -king vigorous preparations at ed.
Boulogne and the other: ports Irish id that Barffadctte and
from thence to Cherburg, and B.une,, art both in difgrace, amF
that a number of veffels are con- have both been confined by the
ili urting, on an entire new prin- i order of Bonaparte,
ciple, for the conveyance and ex-1 The Gazette cf Saturday
ercife of heavy artillery. ! nipLtcor.tair.s thc( (fecial account
It is faid that an officer of fonte of the affair between General
rank lately deferted from Miffe- Crawforu’s idivifion, and ther
na’s army, and that the infor- French, near Atneida. Ocr
mation which he gave was fo 1< tter from Plymouih of this day-
important, that Lord Welling, fee ms to 'riprdeu the partial
ton thought it right to fend him artifcn as . rnqre catenliyc, and
to England, and heis at prefent of worfe alptrt, than either
in London.
Augufl II, Half pnji 'Seven, P, M.
British Army in Portugal.
This morning difpatches were ,
received from Lord Wellington, l
dated Alvorca, 125th July. We
have intelligence from head-
quarters one day, and from l.if
bon four days later, being to
the 30th ult. T he following ex
tract from
| the difpatches from Lord WcL
1 liugton, ovine letters firm Por
tugal. We f.car it is of mu h
; greater moment than is admit
ted by the public documents
REMOVAhT
P. Menard
HANl-G removed to the Dull-
We do net find in our Lon- [a pretty plain proof that nothing
don papers anv account of the | has occuned fince the fall of meafure, a gentleman wh
appointment of a new minifler ! Ciudad Rodrigo, which French joys the confidence of the new
from the court of Sr. James’s to j ingenuity could pervert, or F. ly appointed board of commerce fince
the government of the United j gafeonade magnify into an ad- in France, and was A lerted by
Stat ..-r-
—w. ..w... one of our letters ! ^1’’■ Gcor R e M'cMrjohi 1 , near the
comprizes fome important par- n ;, Up!cd f >3
tit ulars of the moft cpnfiderahle i fervice* to 11Si c 3
or ■ . ices to the public and Iiis friendc-
afiatrs between our troops and he hopes from the parioilal fcT'l
the French in the Peninfula, already rreVived from the citizens
? the battle of I’alavi ra. and his c-<rhr ts to p | e;lfe tJu '*
Capt. Parfons has brought.dif-
yiatrbis from the American mi
n'd r in London to the Secretary
of State.
C?pt. P. informs, that cotton
was f Hi nr in Liverpool at 14
pence; fl ur G8 flriiling, apd
wthept 10 fh’;Ui n gs.
. . . . plenfi* them, to re
...... «P V 5 ar ' l '*iio)ial ?encqjura^i^ent n
vantage. them for the purpofe, we un- “• Liftm; July 2fi—Some h>* wtar(land; he tendipjf Hw warii
The Emperor of Auftria has dot Hand, has been fome days in movements on th" 23 indicated th,pVs for flle!r favor
ff.rted an almoftTotal-change town. IJy is authorised toiom- an intention of attv.ki ig the ad- has anad«jitio°aI fup.
f9Vcreign,and w" c principally in- ken the lead in this bufioefs, we j clok, the enemy advanced with
ftrumcatitlbufLrtihg the change arc not informed. SWO infantry, and 36UOU ca-' 1 ■ [ r T de a: