nada iht command oi the eapiatn Pat ha, has railed from Confitntinople t it toad's of eight Blips of the sine, twelve frigates; and Atiril other (mill verels. This fquadron has proceeded towards the Atchine lagA; 'whebce it is ilippored It will repair to Egypt.— likeeoidihg to the fame advices, the plague rages at Conaatitincple, as well as id fome of the provinces ofl Turkey in Europe. HAIIIO,II, Joke a2.—General /vioar is's, the Con: gnandie in Chief, accompanied by Adjutant General par, infpeetedlatelY the fortrefs of Hammelti, and the day before yefterday repaired to Neundorff. The Adjutant Commandant Vases, addreffed the follow ing letter on the 15th, to the Members who corn. )ofe the Hanoverian Government: owns svt—l have the honour to inform you, that k has been announced in general orders to the army, that the Bailiffs of the countries depending on the Eleftorate of Haho'ver, are enjoined, under their iserfonal rerpoblibillty, to acknowledge no reqttifi. dobs, Milers fined and approied by Lieutent Gene ral Bs arm: ea, Chief of the General Staff, or by Citi. ten Comtniffary of the Army. Be pleat id to make known this dif)rofitibn to the Baillifs of the different countries occupied by the French army. (Signed) " vases." The States of this country ate trying to raife loans, in order to pay the contributions impored by the Prench Army. Values, Julia s.—Letters from Leghorn, and tithel. parts of Italy, Rate, that an Englith fquadron, of tin !hips of the line, and liven frigates, paired the Pharos of Meffina on the sath of laft Month, pro. kkierusg towards Naples and the fca of Taunt°. Gsitok, Juke 15.—The Englifh fleet in the Medi. teriahean has been confiderably re-inforced. One diviffon blockades the illand of Elba ;—..another is anizing in the Strait, to prevent the French from Offing into Sicily ; and Come frigates are Rationed before the principal ports of the kingdom of Naples. . ießertla . y. about a quarter after elOven o'clock, tiis Majarre came to St. James's in a chaife and four from Kew. About twelve o'clock the Levee corn. *Wed. at *Nth were relent the Right Hon. the chancellor Of Abe Exeheitter. the Lord Chancellor, Graces the Archbacips of Canterbury and Dublin,the Secretaries of State, and their Excellencies the Protein, Ratan, Spina, Neapolitan, Swedifit, l'ettE e fe,lmpetial.Bavanan,Wirtemberg , and Da is* tellers, and the Recorder of London. Alfo, Ile of Roxburgh. ==kilfba" mad , 8eithan7 11 ,7 1 : 11 ...; =Mind, mad Gal. tonal , . Mthapw.Gianeelter.atiebettn. RoMelter , St. Afsph. Woman Falmouth. . LeitimWallingleata, Heysisg, Mailgram Lowther, Akuth7,Sdrm, deopf lielbart. ord.liarrowby. Aenberft, Pelham, :CM beri :s tat thrum: A:ba tyke, E. Lynktes, H. Popham, C. Rieb, E. Enatsb• WI, H. lierathey, J. Andrews, G. °theme, 8. CundL Gatenie—dmith, Wilford, Donau i:: thedmem—Sammoge, Winans, Itaynen&Cobeurne.llthippe,Trol implziv_stker, Horne. Pleofoom Polo. Wassail, Brancentbe, Spume Mth, Bouverie, iryswe, Orameiby, laths, Wright, Methan, &dew OnOow, Mathensie, Morns, take, &sae, Corry, Greville, Browne. Dam, 16.R. e .Th Levee was over about two o'clock, after Which' his MAJISTY held a Council, which was at tended by all the Met bens that were prefent at the Lem. His /dalliers then gave private audiences to the Caancsit.oa of the Exceactpia, the Arebbi. of Caireaseat, and the Earl of CHATHAM. — following are among the prefentations to hi s Ee cart s-- Linesman Caine! Weems, of the London Milida,oa his pro. rig n ui li d tio i to that teak, by OA. Heysham, in confamence of the re. el fik Wotan Lune. blr. Mums, by the Mimi. of Dough& Lard Hammer Qom Mr. Daley Ryder, wu at the Levee the i :nte Mee Ms Mthe dee ) ieoneN Illy Mr. Smith, on his being v iolated isurtßnmesediriey es MI. Reims, frifferes attars jetmeliency War am STOMP. by th e Dan! Malan. Jm nen nen% the Ceicthreamo Regiment of Omani, es ilia preinatioo. Wises. es beKessia, an his marriage, by Mr. Serfeam baser: Gann Mae, by Lord Pelbun. Nom Manaus, by the Prullen Amthalfadee. Ur. Baia mum by the Partite& Alabaman. Magi W. W. Wv pans ,Rfq. upon his ap= a lent as ble Ma. jai! Untanned:any to the Court of The Rev: Dr. Buser came with the Chancellor of the Exchequer to be prefented to his Mai ISTY on his Church Preferment, blot was deprived of that ho nour/not arriving at St. James's till the Levee was bier. At four O'clock his Wighr let of for Kew to dinner. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Watts gate a grind dinner yefi - erday at Carleton-Hoefe. The Dokes of Cinnamon and Kiev had as inter. stet/ With Lord Sr. Vancatv et the Admiralty this horning. We yefletday reeeired New York Papers to the 28th May inclufive. The Americans were then unacquainted with the cellion of Louiliana, but they had learned that the .endue of the Cater Coveys. towards the American Miniller has lately become conciliating and pleating, which was the more re markable, as it had for hate time been marked by rooineis and atiiikrity., On the 1 nth init. the Ante. titan Ambaffador at Paris received a letter, in anfwer to one addreffed by him to the Feist Covent.. on the fubjea of American Debts, in which the moil full and fatisfaBory aturances were given, that every letter of the Convention mould be puhauslly com plied with. On the Bth April a Proclamation was ;teed at' Jamaica, direttino that no perfon. not a natural born fitlijett of his Maiefty, from any Wand or Colony in the WeR Indies, in poffefficto of any foreign Eno. peon Power ihould land in the Mend. except in the ens , of Eingilon I tor there, without having per. sniffion from the Police Office, and giving _a Frew holder's fecurity, to the amount of Five - Hundred pounds, for his peaceable condoB. The French Oarrifon at Aox Cayce is clofely befieged. The Wrath coMMit great depredations is the plains. tottretti yuLi s. • . This dellghiful fpbt continues to att ra ft crow & of 1 0Iitors. Ilie.Derbyllifre regiment have taker' their ground On the left of Major-General Taos avos's brigade, and are to be under his command until more regiments maraft in to krm a feparate command for another Major-Gineral. The Nottingham regiment is expeeied in to-day ; and as it has, by the late drawing for precedency, become the youngeft militia regiment in.the kingdom, muff take its ground• on the left of the whole Camp. It is rather fingular, that the &rwick, which was the youngeß IA war, is now the oldell. The two Kant regiments will certainly march here in the courfe of a few days.— The belt health and difcipline prevail: the men re gularly retire to their tents at retreat beating, and never leave them during the night. The troops are very entre& in their behaviour, and the moil perfea difcipline prevails. The camp is well fupplied with the bell forage; fine, &c. which reileas great credit on Mr. Fows, the contrador, who is exceedingly attentive. The greateft inconvenience felt here is the dißance of the water. A party commanded by an officer is obliged to go a mile and a half every morn ing to fetch it. BONAPARTE's PROGRESS—AN iMPtomPTIL Bonaparte no long appears with a milk on, To become a true Frenchman, be talks like a &fem. See the Hero of Lodi the bully deform! With invetlive and libel, who London would floras. Pufevere, envious ape ! in thy mlfchievous fancies; C. 411 thy Tribunes and Bifhops to feed thy Romances : Britain [miles, while her Navy gives law to the waves, While her mores Freemen guard, to [care legions of Sava. Laughs (caw, her AUGUSTA no Carthage than be. Nor the fortune of Scipio mutated to thee! stn JutrBog. a. j. Orders are given to form a fmail camp on the lines near Brompton, Kent, which it is fuppofed will confift of detachments from the Guards. The Chefhire Militia marched out from Yarmouth on Monday and Tuefday. and were replaced by the flank companies of the Shropfhire Militia, from Nor s !ch. • The perfons employed in the different Offices at Somerfet Houle, base been requefted to fignify whe ther they are willing to be trained to the ale of arms. It is expeeted a limftar meafure will be adopted in all the Public Offices under Government. _ _ The Lieutenancy of Kent, with Lord Rows ty and General DUNDAI at their head, had a meeting on Saturday la& at Canterbury, for the porpofe of arranging what mould be done in cafe the enemy Ihould land. The mode of driving the country, of arming the people, &c. agreeably to the Bill which lately paled both Haute, of Parliament, and which is the fame as that in exittence laft war, was there fet- tled. Lords CANDOR, D , SIMMS, and Sir EDWARD KRA TC H BUL L. were each affigned particular &dons. The three Clergymen in tent, who, in the laft war, commanded Corps of Infantry, by the exprefs per million of the Archbifhop of the Diocefe, were the late Lord Gamic* bloactr, Bifhop of St. David's ; e Hon. and Rev. Dr. Mammas', brother to the Lord Lieutenant of that county ; and the Rev. F.. I. Baynoss. The two 101, we hear, have again offer ed their Cervices to Government. _ Letters from Jerky and Guemfey (peak of accounts received from the neighbouring coat of France, which Rate, that forces are &ambling there which appear to have for their °Ned an attack upon one or other of the above Minds ; they, however, it is ad ded, never were in a more perfeit Rate of defence.— The fame letters make mention of the etcape of a great number of French Confcripts from St. Maio, in a large veffel which they had (cited. It is foppoted they are gone for America. An open boat, full of men of the above defcription, who had been refuted permitfion to land on the ifland of Alderney, were lately taken by an armed veal feast in purfuit of them, and carried back into Cherbourgh. The French boa* much of the diteipline atoned by their armies in the countries they invade. This boat!, however, is like many other of their boats, wholly unfounded, and indeed it is contradiEted by their own teßimony. Nothing could be more infa mous than the condo& oldie French troops in Egypt. Murders, rapes, plunder, devaßation of every fort marked their footaeps. Of this we sum& the fol lowing fpecimen from Denon's Travels in Egypt; a ,work publifbed under the patronage of the Filar Congos, fo that we may be furs the pidure is not overcharged " The Gtuation of the inhabitants, for whore happi nefs and profperity we were no doubt COON to Egypt. MO as hear. If, through terror, they had been olibg ed to quit their bolas on our approach, on their re turn, after we were witbdrawn,they could find nothing but the mud of which the walls were formed. then fih, ploughs, doors, roofs, every thing. hi (bort, of a combuilible nature bad been burned for cooking; and the earth pots broken, the corn confumed, and the fowls and pigeons maned and devoured. Nothing was foetid but the bodies of their dogs killed in endeavouring to defend the properties of their mat ters. If we made any Ray in a village, the unfor tunate inhabitants who had fled on our approach were fummoned to return under penalty of rebels who had joined the enemy, and being . made to pay double contributions. When they fubmetted to thee threats, and came to pay the airi, it fometimes d that they were fo numerous as to be esiffai h em aP L7 body of men in arms. in which cafe they were fare of be ing affailed by fevers] difcharges from the tißemen and patroles, before an asplesetsee could take plate I It is true, that provided they did not quit their dwel lings, but paid the wire and Miet 1 the sow elk awry, they not only . (pared tbsidelves the trouble of a jour ney, and avoided the wipleafant abode of the defeat, but Jaw thoirpv yaw sans rigoiaray, and eame in for a portion them. felling their eggs to the fMdiers, and having new of their view and daagbtets malted." The peafantry of this cOwntrY mei ketn whit they might egpee if the Fresh were maims than. They kern that by Cobh :Mom they will have the chance of being thot iu by air,imp that they etill fee their esar Amu 'kb riggers* tied that raw of their wives rad daughters wl k aavt rale I Bach are the mercies 'bid* the Fmk Men goon to oar ;kw I NAUTICAL INTI:LLitANCt: . ••••.• Fersioura, JULY 4,Arri yea this day the PRIIICI ADOLPHUS Packet, Stu:alcoves, with the Mail, in 15 days from Lifbon : left lying in the Tagus the WALSING HAM Packet, which was to fail from thence on the 26th ult. Alto arrived the DUKE or MARLBOROUGH Packet, PENROSE, in fir weeks from Jamaica: the failed from thence on the 23d of May, and brings advice that the EARL SPENCER was arrived at Jamaica with the April Mail. She brings an account that revert fail at:French line of battle (hips had failed from St. Domingo for North America. In Crook:d Ifland Patrage th e packet (poke the Naiad, Roar ars. from Jamaica to London ; the had been ashore, hat was got off with the lots of about thirty hogibeads of fugar. They left her at anchor under Fortune Matra. On the 2gth June the packet fpoke the Three Sifters, CACISFORD, from Jamaica to London, our eighty-three days, and furnithed her with pruvi:ions. The homeward.hound trade from Jamaica was appointed to tail 15th June. The crews of the different men of war were veryl healthy ; and fo was the If:and in general.—The pallingers by the packet are, and Mrs. SAILEY, Mrs. Time, Mr. DONALDSON, Mr. KNOX, Mr. GARS IT, and Captain Straw. Arrived alto this day the American (hip William and John, Captain Woonuou”, in 33 days, from Alexandria, with 2300 barrels of flour tor orders; the (hip Carlbury. Capt. ROBERT DA WAG, its eight 1 weeks from Jamaica, for London, with fugal., rum, &c. to wait convoy: on Friday lift the (poke the John Bull privateer, of Liverpool, of z 8 guns, which had captured and fent into Bantry Bay, a French Eat! India (hip, from the Ifle of France, bound to l'Orient. Alto arrived the Ranger, of Plymouth, ex cite cutter. from a cruize ; the (hip Starling, Capt. BRITTON, from London, to load tin, &c. for Smyrna Arrived yetterday his Majetty's (hip AUTUMN, of 20 guns, Capt. Jac ascii:, to take the trade bound to the eiftward under her convoy. Sailed the brig Eliza beth, Capt. Fletrarr, for I.ondon, with currants, from Zante ; alto the American (hip Pallas, Capt. MAR. SHALL, for Teneriffe. Appeared off this evening his Majefty's (hip Gaa:a Pus, of 5o guns, having under her convoy about eight fail of EA India (hips. PLYMOUTH, JULTS.—The 12.111• RD, of 20 guns, 'Captain CATHCART, arrived laft night from Barba does, with difpatches, after a paffage of fix weeks : (he did not know of the war, until the arrived in the Channel, or the might have made many captures, having fimke and paired feveral French Weft India men on her voyage to this country. Came in the Pruthan galliott de Wow Maria, Captain W. Anita- Hans, from Bourdeaux, bound to Dantzic, laden with wine, detained by the Three Brothers cutter pri vateer, of Falmouth ; and the Charming Sally, of Cawfand, a tender to the MALTA. of 8o guns.—The French brig la Fiore, from St. Domingo, laden with coffee and cotton, taken by the Hus sae, of 38 guns. Captain WILRIV110)1.--Sailed the GAHM. of t 8 guns, on a cruise ; the Dot., ta cutter, with a fleet under convoy, to the eaftward ; and the Veins, Lieutenant Dazaroas, tb entire in the Channel ; the has orders to feize French &king vefels of every de. fcription. Came in a fine large French brig from St. Domingo, prize to the NAIAD. of 38 guns, Cap tain Wazzis. worth at 18,0001. PORTISOUTH, JULY 6.—Sailed the STARLING On vefrel, Lieut. Govan, on a cruize.—Arrived the Tanner, a new frigate. of 36 guns, launched yet terday at Boriledon.—Came in a large French Weft Indiaman, laden with fogy., cotton, and indigo, bound to Bourdeaux, captured by the APOLLO, of 38 guns. Capt. Dixon ; alto a kip bound to Ham burgh, valuably laden with various kinds of merchan dize, detained at the back of the Ifle of Wight; by the launch belonging to his Majefty's 16ip Pao awe lying at Spithead. Cowes, Par 6.-4trrived the George Barclay, Robles. from New York; and Phoebe Ann, GARD sea, from Charlekori, to wait for orders. Captain GAILDaII reports, that in lit. +9. 30. long. is. Wel, he was Boarded by a boat's crew of la Librtte,Frenth privateer, mounting 14 guns, frbm whom he learnt that the had taken five prizes; three of which were Weft Indislmen, and had feet them to a Sisanik port. Next day, at to P. M. Capt. Gain's ea was hailed by tome people in a (mall boat, who kid they were the crew of a Dutch Galliot that had link, and eked permifflon to come on board, which *as immediately granted. They were no fooner on deck, than one of them prefented a piftol to Cape GAlDsca's breaft, and fired, the ball of which mutt have killed him, had he not, with great pretence of mind, knocked the piftol on one fide at the morbent the fellow was about to fire. The fame man almoft immediately fired a fecond piftol at Mr. Duni*, one of the pal fengers, the ball of which went through his neck, and came out at his mouth, carrying away three of his teeth. He is now on board the Phoebe Ann, in great mifery. After confining the Captain for up- 1 wards of an hour, and rummaging his papers, they left the (hip to go on board a Tehooner then pretty near, but not without firft plundering Capt. Gasp. sea and Crew of all their look cloaths, &c. they , cnald lay their hands on. All affuraaces of the Kobe Ann being American property were of no elk& YARMOUTH. JULY 6.—Arrived this morning the Ceti,s frigate, and Zs sae bomb vefel. Sailed the' BOLD and Moat ST gun vete& The Beet bound to l the Baltic. which came to anchor yefterday io the Ong under sontsby, failed this morning. FROM LLOYD's LIST. Dear., JoLv 6.--Arrived and failel c , .rtLe River, tLe Julisn h front New Yolk. Wind North. Gt•Yaaaun, JOLT 6.—Palfed by, the.Sltrtuel, Sostirrie, from Jamaica; Jenilma, Rafhleigh, from Mb!in; 81 flea. Ferg3f4a. fir Triefte; :fancy. from Ncwry ; &Alsatians, from Hamburgh jnnge Aleridt, Val •ndieb, from Embden; and John and Mary, Lode, from Norway. ARRIVEI). Off Dover, Newry, Iran Newry..—Off Plvrnouth, Brown. from New York.—At Beittoi. Hope, P'iripa, from New York.—At Liverpool. America, Gardner. front NtwYntk ; India Point. Tamer, from Rhode !Band; Thomas, Prince, from Jamaica; Kitty. M'nonald. frost St. Kitt's; and Jane. Miller, m Grenada.—At Ncw York, Es*. Richer. from Belfaft ; and Margaret, Lewit, from Loodurm—AtVirginia. Ara% !lowland, from London; and Pilgrim, Bunker, from Falmoutis..--At Chat !titan, Mars, Braddock, front Liverpool. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Llentenants—lbectr and BROWN are appoltited to the Royal doverrigu ; R. &sown, to the Dunbar signal ilation; MA e vreLL and Casey. to the Wiudfur Cale; Nesurro and W. SNIIru, to the Euryslus; and bt/KTOIN and C0.L1,11.4. SO the York. Purfers—Mr. RICKARDS. late of the Lr.roder, is appointed to the Statiderd; Mr. Cu LLUI" r. late of the Regulus to the Leauder. Mr. FINVCA We. late Of the Prudence, to the Reg.:ha; Mr. Pee.' ates t to the Movers bomb; Mr. Marc. late of :ha Defidnce, he M mane; Mr. Janesox, hte of the VOlgtlR:C. to the Drfi. ante; Mr. PURL,. late ot the Monarch. to the Vengeance; Mr. MAY, to the hiouctierod; and Mr. Tulsa, late of the Childers, to the I. ury,lus. The Res. Mr. Dairies Is appointed Chaplain to the Colons; the Rev. H. Wastes, to the Ifis; and the Rev. :Mr. !Lavas, to tlif, Datoce. Advices were yefterday received at the Admiralty from Commodore SA at I. HOOD, at Trittida.!. giving an account of the very prosperous date of that illand. Letters were received yeltetday at the Admiralty. from Admiral DUCKWORTH at JAmaica, Rating the beet, under his ordcrs, to be in perfe& health. A Board was held this day at the Admiralty, for the purpnfe of examining feamen previous to their ad million into Grenwich Hofpital. Government have given alders for an armed fhip to be flationed in the river Elder,' for the purpofe of proteeling the Pull Office packets. The RoyAL OAR, of 74 gun; was yeßerday put into commiffion at Porttmouth, for the purpofe of receiving prifoners of war, and Lieutenant M•Lioo appointed to the commall of her. The St. Johannes, May, from Peterlburgh, for Toulon, is fent into Pool; by tie Marianne priva teer, of that place. The Thetis, Matrons, from St. Domingo fnr Bourdeaut, is taken by the Pliceniz privateer, and fent for Gnerrifey. The Union privateer is arriv!*l at Guernfey, and has taken, in company wit:. a Liverpool privateer, a French Eaft Incliaman, of boo tons, valued at go,oool. The prize is arrived at Cork. L'Antiable Antoinette, _lsom', of 100 tons, with a full cargo of fugar, coffee, cotton, &c. from Cape Francois for Bourdeauz, is taken by the Phan's pri• vateer, Of Jerfey. the Henry privateer, of Weyrtiou h, and the Earl Spencer privateer, of Dover, and is ar rived at Scilly. When the prize left St. Domingo. there were feveral (hips loaded, and others nearly lb, and no news had arrived there of the war. The Aaoo, of 44 guns, Capt. HALLOVULL, has proceeded from the coaft of Africa to the Weft Indies. Letters received from her yefterday morning date her fate arrival at that place. Ye(feeder a General Court was held at the EaR India Houfe, when, on the motion of the Chairman, feconded by the Deputy, the leveret Refohnions of the Court of DireCtors, for an increale in the prefent feafen of the allowances ftijiulated with the old and new Owners, by contra& for the peace freight of their (hips, were adopted by the Court, and a draft of a Bill for Parliament read and approved. The Court alto confirmed the proceedings of the Diredors relative to the lots of the Earl Talbot. and granted permiCfion for another (hip to be built ir. her TOM a ballot *as ordered accordingly. The Court ad- journed at two o'cloik, fiat fie. The Addreffes which the FIRST CONSUL received before he left Paris, as well as thole which met him on bis progrefs, all promifed kneels to his projeeed expeditions and visor). in England. At Boulogne; however, he had an opportunity of . dlfcovering the difference between fine words and real faith, as will appear from the following narrative, on the truth of which our Readers may have a petted reliance : On his arrival at that town, it was thought the molt fiatteriaz mark of refpelk which could be flews him; to fatisfY him, experimentally, in what perfea fafett wails might ride in the road before that place, it being protated by fix batteries, mounting 30 heavy guns and which were now ordered to be in a Rate of aaual preparation, to try the experiment, of which every one prelent, and, we doubt not, the Chief Cas co! himfelf, entertained the molt confident ely:fts tions: four or five weird; were, hauled out to bid de. fiance to any attempt sf the Englifh cruiters ; but Ingliat cruisers are not to be deterred by eosaanna dangers; and, in a very fhort time, Captain Owes, in the IMISORTALITI frigate. In fpite of the batteries and Bo &&&&& e, attacked there eeffels, and drew Anst Owe, under the very guns which wrre to prove their proteetion ; where they were left dry by the tide, and fo greatly damaged, that they were afterwards hauled into the inner harbour to be repaired. The people of Boulogne, as may he (tippled, were petrified with altonithment and mortification ; white the has? Cowsur., as may be equally believed, was islisubed with rage and difappoivtmeot. It is (aid. indeed ; that on the difenvery of the hapradkabili of his favourite projea of keeping a flotilla is this feuatioe, for the purpofe of attacking the Englifh Coalt, be became to ezafperated, that. in a parozylln of rage, he, with his own bands, tore off the epaulettes frog* the (boulders of one of the Engineers. Bon a PARTS left Calaii on Saturday morning about (even o'clock. He proceeded from thence immediate. ly to Dnnkirt. On the night preceding his departure a grand Ball was given. in honour of his 'Ka, with which be expretTed hirnfelf highly fatrified. The Cities Coitus, paid no attention whatever to the petition of Captain SUTTON, of the Prim o of Wales packet, for his relents. whaa one of the Calais hiagiftrates was mewing the Cater Canso& the bar. bout, be pointed out to him the Prince of Wales packet end the Nancy cutter, which have been de tained there. Bone aaaaa obfavird--or You have plenty of mad in the harbour, let them lay thereated rot." _ The Ensliih have two nearly all bees ressiod fro= Calms into the interior puts oldie warp_ -A .; • • • .- • . . _