I 1 1 before ovr I ) - Mr PR4Tra LOYAL POEM. .411" - LONDON. refpeaing the conneatons with Germany. The Diet ' alio rerolved that for the future the title of " Excel- - 2 .114 day ass v 431101.4, price Eighteen-petee. elegantly printed in Pat Octavo, We have received a Fifth Letter from GALOACO/1, afphyttlj the lency," &all only be given to the Landamman of 101-IN AND DAME; or, The Loyal Cottagers. fame talent, f,drit, and patetotifro as his fonder commtuncations. s w i tasec i an d, I .7 I s Poetical Tate, rum:lda! on fad. and forcibly depleting the It !ball be leld before onr Readers to•enterow. „....-. V:clan. Cdciadtances and Feelings of the gritgls !tattoo. By Mr. 1 k ATI , -.....-. r Under the proper head our readers will find an Author of Sympathy , Eznnis Col tot, Gleallinp in England, dtc. Ste. TUESDAY. SOMME= 6. account of the proceedings of the Special Commif- Pfult4l for Richard Phillips, Nu 7a, Sc. Paul's Church-yard ; P RI CE O F S T OCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O 'CL O CK & and fold by James Atputtc, Cornkillt John Ginger, Pieced:lly ; 3 Per Cent. Confab 34}{{..-Old I per Cents... fion at Dublin on the ift inftant.—Very little new and by al,l ilookfeilers. Onsidum s 654 0 4 appears in the evidence, as it applies to the perfonal Of whom may be had, price Eight-peoce each, or ys. per dozen, the tame Poem, printed on common-paper, bar general circulation among Cottager., Labourers, &c. Se. ,IMER/C..1. 3 7.7 c Cen t s z 4 lC i l O P sTooss YESTERDAY. s per Cent. 86 i 87 Short Atill• 3 7-16 i 1 rhetpier .9 llll4 3 ldif. di( Otntwitilat ts . 104, (hare the culprits had in the tranfaaion, and that was eafily proved. The Attorney General, how- ever, in his opening, defcribed the infurreaion in re. India Stock 1635 Engtifb lii. •-----•- !oda Bonds as. a 3s. N. eon. for Aar. 54 5s gard to " the changers and number of the incur- Nsw-Yoax, JuLe 29.—The New York fchooner, gents as contemptible in the extreme." He even which is arrived in 1 i days from Cape Francois, A venni arrived is the river on Sunday from Ca- gated that the infurgents of Dublin, joined by thofe brings intelligence, that the French General, Roceen- s t au, had sill - patched a fchooner as a flag of truce IBC,, and brought a beg of letters, but no newflutPers• from the country, did not exceed Soo men. He im- • ' zo the Britith Adariral, the day before the New We underftand that nothing important has occurred paced the infurreftion to the joint efforts of the old York Riled, who was blockading the Cape; which fince the date of the lag Journals which the Colt, traitors, who had been (Veered to remain at bonSe, place, it was fu fe d would furrender in the courfe Cori su s permitted to depart. and there who having been tmnfported had returned I I ~ 1 ' of a few days. EXTR•CT OF a LETTIIII FILOW CAPE FRANCI)I6* It will probably be fome time before any other Ter- cels arrive dire! from Calais, as the French have or. privately. But be took occafion to reprefest the " Every thing here is in a Rate of fulpenfe refpea- temper of the country on the whole much better than lug war or peace. Three Englifli 74's, and fix fri- dered that any intercourfe refpcaing exchange of at former periods, and better difpoled to refift the gates, blockade this port. They capture all French prifoners (hail in future be by Morlaix. This morning kw of traitors.—The m a il w hi c h w i n d t hi s veffels, and order them for Jamaica. Not lets than we learn from Dover, that the Nancy cutter, Capt. morning bas ' `- - brought the following particulars re- I . so fail have been taken, and fent thither within the ... ' moreurrou, failed for that left fifteen days. Some few Americans have efcaped, but thole which have arrived were chafed clofe in with Freash prifoners, ill onfequence of the commuai. y aw B yrs , , a refident of the town of Naas, and a ' with the harbour. The Government appears to be cation with Calais and the neighbouring ports being baker by trade, was eonviaed of having been taken much alarmed; in confcquence, the duty is taken off fulpended. The blockade of the French ports is, if in the fail of infurreltion, armed with a pike, in , , all American produce. A number of French vefels poffible, ftriaer than ever, net even a fining boat con Thomeoltreet, on the fatal night of the 23d July. i have been cut out of Jeremie by the Englilh. We have two .7e 's and four frigates in this port, which come out, and, inftead of invading us, the French The Jury was very refpeaable, compoied of the fol. are preparing for France with all poffible dirpatch." an obliged to keep Atha camps all along the coat lowing perfons :—John Tudor, B. Hallan, Geo. ' Auo. 2.—Capt. Healey, of the Morning Star, between! Calais, Boulogne, dc. for fear of being Thorpe, John Bing, John Campbell, An. Ritchey, who arrived here yefterday, in so days from Curra- invaded themielves; notwithftanding which, the boats John Charuriw, IL Dugdale, Charles Co; Hu. con, being off the harbour of St. Domingo on the of our cruizen frequently go on More at night, and. Craig, Wm. Troke, John Salmon. 16th of July, was chafed by two French privateers that were feat out in purfuit of him, but 4e-reaped. after doing all the mifehief they can, return on board Richard Wilion, peace officer. I:sent. Coltman. and During the Chace, which tailed two *days . Cape. as loon as day begins to dawn : a (mall French S er j eant Ri ce , depo f ed in &Mance the fame as in Haller threw overboard Soo letters. He ipentions. fcbooner was expeaed to come into Dover lag night, that previous to his having Conoco% namely, on l aden w i t h gum, e l ep h ants teet h, kc . from Spiegel, the previous trials—to prove the ' , igen , * of Wins. geney, and the objects of it. the 16th of June, while Cep. SFALDIvip was on more i with two hands, the Mate and the reR of the crew of prize to the Drake privateer, Capt. Ring, of that Lieut. Brady, of the at& deputed generally as on . the fchodner Revenge, cut the cable,. and pat to lea. Port• The fame privateer has alfo captured a vain- the trials of the prifoners carrifted the two previous • Capt. Sresolgo, fortunately, had all the fehooner's able Welt-Indisman, and recaptured a (hip richly days, and the only part Wrists on the pviCoartv's papers in his pocket, which may lead to the deteaion l a d en , cafe was his arreA by one oak privates—that private ... of the piracy. „—...... The Nwfoli Herald. of the 2in of July, lays, it is We have received American Papers to the 4th of Robert Watts &loafed, that as the m ili tary party i the general converCation in town, that one of the were firing on the rebels in inbofivifions, to the le- three Gentle Men who arrived left week from Mar- Auguft, from which we have given fome interefting cond of which the Flamer belonged, be law, by the ' 1 tinique, is Jstoae Ponereges, yotutgeft 'brother of estrats refpeeting St. Domingo. Theft papers con- light of the firing, the Firmer on the flags, with a ; the Poise Cossve, who has been for Come time in the firm the report of igloos" BONAPAITE'S arrival in ) Well Indies. It is laid, that he failed in a French A mer i ca . — O n t h e f u bj e a o f t h e reporte d coafpiracy pike on his Moulder, and immediately feixed bins...— . frigate from Sr. Domingo for France ; but falling in The einfoner, at that moment, threw away his pike, with an Englifh frigate, he put into Martinique, whence he got a paliage to this country. He has among the Blacks, at Jamaica, we find only the fol- lowing article : which the whites law him do. Prifooer ftruggiod bard to efcape, and vitae(' was alEfted in his detest" chartered Wesua's packet, and failed for Baltimore •• Captain Wogs, of the brig Enterprise, from don by two other privates,stamed North and Golding : . on Tuefday. The New Ter& Gazette adds, the above- Jamaica, arrived at Alexandria. on Ttiefday, informs, the broutht him to the Cognmender in Chief, Gen. mentioned perfon has Once arrived at Wellington, to that a few days before be failed , a valuable French Y pay his refpeas to Mr. Jursason.Fox; and all the time, during which he continued to Au a. 3.—We (earn from Cape Francois, by Capt. nip arrived there prise to one of the Britith Gripe of aru ... te hard. the prifoner was not out of their Hejay, of the (loop Olive Branch, that an engage- war. A difcovery bad been made ore plot to burn euesuir. meat took place on the ietb of July, on the plains Port Royal by the Negroes. Front so to s 6 coffins co 14•Nastv, on the part of the prifoner, between one party of the Brigands againft the other; were found full of loaded mullets. About 6o of the fpoke to evidence : the defence let up was to Grew 1 for the Negroes, it appears, are divided into two par- Negroes conflated in it had been apprehended, and _•,- .... In from Naas, to take 1 ties, one in favour or the French, and the other in vont the pruoner corm to Arum ! wpiw ai t i aa , t h e or" of w hi c h w ,„, ant pwecally a number of them executed. The temainder were in a hook in the vicinity of Dublin, and whoa.' to known ; aad that a body of Brigands was m asocial confinement, for the purpore of hanging five or ten a this drat were produced a witneffes were alto pro- at a more diAance from the Cape. for the purport, as week till the whole are difpofed of." clued to his charalter, but, very juftly, the defence was fait!, of gning againft Fort Dauphin. Four Bri- tills 74 ' s, autl two frigates, were before the Cape t and We have alto received fome newfpapen from Swit- made no impreMon on the Court or the Jury ; and I had captured fereraF French velfelh but permitted cerland, from which the following articles have been the prifoner • after a patient hearing,and an impartial Americans to pars and re-pals without molelletion. foaled: charge from the Bench, was found Guilty.—Tbe • cap s ' Rica, of the (chooser Lion,in to days from ury stere abfent only about eight minutes. Martinique, informs, that Port Royal and St. Pierre Heroes, Aug. t5....The reports that the Dutch .1 Oewa Kirwan . the old clothenman, who was con- were deftly blockaded by the &WM rquadrons. The Weft India fettlements have fallen into the hinds of Lim efcaped from that port by putting to fee at the nigh& are ferwatere. Our Government has wilted on the :ft inftant, was brought up on Friday . , right, Little or u° °l ) Pun'io" w as "Peaed to be received no fuch information. There has been a to receive fentence of death. which was pronounced made to the landing of t& Engliftt troops . MoR of upon him with peculiar Calamity, by Baron Gcoaos; very ferious mutiny at Berbice, which has been now the principal inhabitants had retired into the interior after which the Court ad' rued till to-morrow. of the Viand, to avoid the danger which might agile completely quelled. An officer and 4o radius were in the event of shore places being taken by a - fault.— tried and !hot there. nee. Mass. Roos, alto 'found guilty on Thurfday Gnat impofitions were praaifed upon the Americans, AMSTIOLDAII, Ave. s6.—The Tiger Causes is lab, was executed on Friday* about three o'clock, in and the only enure offered for this condua was, that expelled very Mon to take the commancier the gran d Th oman ft reet, on the (pot where the good and la- they daily mingled the Engin:ls. and were determined • merited Lard IiLW4111:1111 was Cocriselly aflifinated. I, (to make of; of their own language) "to make army deftined againil England; its bead quarters hay while the fun (hone." The Britten cruisers had are to be at St. Omen, and it is funded it will be Yeanday morning his MAJESTY and Princefs So• detained a number of American reeds bound to and railed to 200,000 men. It is Paid that Bonerates use*, with their deal attendants, on horfeback, and from Martinique. will make his will, and declare hiSfoccelfor very loon Princeffes Eta:aims and Aussie, attended by We learn by the brig Friendfhip, Capt. Wisame, . after his arrival at Paris. This feweitiez is awdeskedy Lady STAWILL, in a fociable, took an airing in the from Aux Cayes, arrived at Norfolk, oa Sunday 014ory, if h e th a n ta k e t h e command of t h e in va di ng Great Park. Iles. Materry and l Princeling Avails I ,' '. lett. 4 that the fi tuation of the inhabitouts in the and Maar. attended by lady Cluster, took an w- ile of St. Domingo was extremely diAreiEng.— army. ' lag by Salt Hill and Maidenbead, and returned The Brigands, in the neighbourhood of Aux Cayes, MILAN, Auo. to.—The General it; Chief. MURAT, through Braywick to the Lodge. i have furrounded the place in fuch a dole manner, is now at Leghorn. Italy is m• Ondated with French Mr. Jetties bewr 28 is arrived in England, as exe- that it is impollible to obtain forage for their cattle, • troops :it is Cuppoled that there cannot be than cater of the will' of - the iate•Lord Kuwagoam to without a ftrong force being employed to procure it. - Turkeys were felling at the enormous price of from loop= men in the foithern regions of Italy; and fettle his affairs in this kingdom. We underfiand he 1 i Bto so dollars each ; fowls two dollars, and vegeta- it is impoffible that there 'a ll preparationt &odd is to be the fuccefor of his noble friend , as Lord Chief • • bles in proportion. Two mats with partners on h ave no ot h er o bj et t h an to repe l an FAO& inudi Jake of the King's Beach of belga& ..on. • board have been eaptnred by Britillt cruisers and feat Gollob. A A P rea ch Naval 1E la te ly 11110 A, Avg, f•-• 0 CU,' tad Sr. Viscose 'has left tows for hit feat at for Jamaica. The n iendlhip was boarded by an . arrived from Toulon, mentions that there art 'in .. Englifh armed veffel, but being an American, was His Grace the Duke of Rozaugon is arrived at permitted to pals unmolefled. Between fifty and Guy that port IQ filii of the line fit for aaual fervice. be. roa m pafengers came in the above edict; and as the Britith fides frigates and (mailer vefels. One Lto gurofhip . Mr. Moots, who has difplayed fo much learning cruisert intercept all reinforcements, the inhabitants has jug ban launched, and two more are building. and poetical ( p mt in his tranflation of Anaegroa, . I 1 Of St. Domingo are flying in all directions. Veins Auo. 7 . — Tw oo di v i fions of the French is gong upon a very eligible appointment to the Ber. Arrived at Alexandria on Tuefilay, the brig Ac. ' dm. •• ' tire, Herres, 12 days from Cape Francois. When army which were quartered between Mantua and . is gone to France, to try to recover the Bah ' Captain Haynes failed, the Cape was befteged on the Verona, are ordered to proceed to Ancona.; the uni. Mr. Liuuo land fide by the Brigands within a mile of town, ven i a l report is that the French are pre rig a fe. rd m the Weft Indies. He was born in France. i on the French Government, which he difcount- i and blockaded by four Englifti 74 gutt flips, a fri- Bret exp ed i tion which is to.be of eonfiderabk mag- gate, brig and fchooner. It was fuppofed they would A correpondent who has read the account lately Surrender the Cape to the Britilh in a few days, as ni tude and importance :it is alio fuppokel, that the p u blifhed of the G overnor of Marfeilles having, in 1 ' there were not more than 15 days provifion in it.— . Engliflt intend to Seize upon Egypt. and retain it as confequence of a broken arm, been detefted with the General RocIIAMSLAU had etlablifired his head guar- on equivalent for H ano v er . . . . , . spark of thief and murderer on his moulder; and ters there. 'the Mole and Port-au-Prince were fo LAUNIUUS, AVG. Ijs-rotte Wet „ aof the Council, in con- who has alto read that a French General, now a pri- clofely hemmed in by the Brigands, that the inhabi. r . • . facer in this country, avows with fatisfaaion that he tants could not go half a mile out without being ''''' lefoi 'um of the depu t i es of the 1 9 ' ommanded one of the divifions which, by order of murdered. Cantons at Friburgh. has announced that a (ole=o the Coriscan murderer, butchered the Turkifh parr- The war is carried on between the Trench and Bri. fall is to be kept, throughout all Switserland • on men at isEarroPlies that the captive GeneralThotlid gands with *very fpecies of bariswity their linage Thurfday the Bth of September ; it lus thereon bit .watehed when be !trips, in order to difeover whe. minds can invent. When the Brigade take a pi- publifhed a proclamation the fb"a OS IS iC . thee h, is not alro branded with the Markt of thief , loner they put him between two pledks and fallen • and murderer. him with cords fo that he cannot move, and then Beeka, Aug. ea.—The celebrated Count Ruth A letter from Bencoolen lays, "We are forty to take a crofs-cut few and law him nearly *fonder in POND isnrrised here on his return front a viii to k Rate that Mr. JONI CAMPOILL and Mr. Miles, in i different places fu as to terminate his smitten* in Ihe Glaciers of Oberland ;he made fame Ray at law-miffing Pedang Goochie river on a raft, in 064ber moll barbarous manners; and the French in their taken, and he is to proceed in a day or two to lint -Lek were drifted out to fee, and have not fines been torn, when they take prifoners, tie them neck and the Glaciers of Savo beard of. though boats have been fent out in all di- y. . - heels, and throw them into a place where they have rearms in que ll of them. No doubt therefore can ' a parcel of half flamed bluod.kounds, to be torn to Flllllllll 0 N--The Diet in its fatly:got tbe i4thllipird be entertained of Ole soelagenolly fate which has be. ••—•- • - • • - BRIGHTON; SEPT. 4. LA night his Royal Highoefs the Prince of Wm.'s, with his faire, arrived from Up park at the Psvilion, to the joy of this place.. This morning, at ebb tide, note* Baling-boats belonging to this port, returning Bomber left night's cruise, dircovered in &allow water two 24 pounder guns, which, with much diffienky, Ike hiked on board and brought on more. They were bowed, and prove to have belonged to the Brazen frigate, on. fortunately wrecked of the Laden CBE here, about three years Race. This day his Royal Highest& walked on the Sick* before dinner, and in the evades Ns Royal High. nefs's Band performed fevers! grand eneltary pieces ie the lawn before the Pavilion, *hick contributed much to the ansofeasest of the Company on the Steins, who, inswever, were by me means fo rons its ufual. A *rein North Eat wind. blew from the Downs the whole dq, and derived addi timid tone I. the evening from the fun's retreat, which untied very obtriooy to thin the corps of pro menaders. The Prises of Wean has bees graeioully pleated to allow to Sir jam Latcasrse•s regiment of Yeo. manry Cavalry. in Chethire. his particular per. edam to wear his feathers. In confequence of which. Sir Joan gave a grand entertainment to the corps as Macclesfield hill week. Yellerday Horning the St. George's Volunteers had a grand field day in Hyde Park, under the corn. mand of Major HARassoi, in the abfence of the Earl of CHISTIRIIILD. Tits Sr. James's Lorin. Vosuaresas alrem. bled yeßerday at Willis's Rooms, in confequence of circular letters delivered 14 week, requelling their attendance on fpecial affairs. The large room was crowded about fbur o'clock, and great care was taken that none bat Members ihould be prefent. Lord Awnless- their Colonel, was unanimoufly called to the chair, and be addreffed the corps, amounting to toffs, in a very manly and energetic fpeech, the purport of which was. that by intimation from Government thole who appeared on the banks, and regularly ballotted for, before the sad of June, &Gold only be exempted from the Army of Referve. His Lordildp therefore put the quelkitm, whether they were agreeable, that the limited masher of 560 enrolled before the asd of June, Rsould be the only , part of the corps exentpted—.4ccording to the all— from the operation of that of the Army of Referee f When the whole body, as if in case •>t, exclaimed aloud—J. ALL! oa mous I" After many fpe. , es, and much dellberstiott. diet Meetiag Ina adjourned about fens o'clock k Wag uncle:4oo4 t Lord AMINIMST 1,0014/ IMAISIVer to learn more f * the Centimes of Goverment. The Form Volunteers have tome formed, le is very ga ll ant and (kited manner, and have magi. moody agreed to emend their lemon to any pan of Great Britain in cafe of inveGon, or mushiest dab. ger thereof. The Thor& Volunteers, whelk renewed titer of (crake has been secepsed by his bfaiellit mate extent of the military dile" were moiled on the pith Ul• Limo, when they awfully engaged to emend Melt fervice to any part of Great Minds in cafe of invas So% or the appearance +in enemy upon the coda. leery man is the pat* of llfoneymeal, in dm county of Fife, has caned' his &raises as a Indus. tam The number is above §Op. The volunteer Armpit of the cesety of Angst will be about 23cio, and will be brigaded at follows s —Dundee, two battalions, about Soo men. Mantra, and &whin, two battalions, 880. Forfar and Ar. breath, two battalions, about 700. The whole to be clothed in red, with yellow facings, as the A Rage coachman on Sunday evening, oo the Hammerfinith road, made a bet that he would eati the wheel of a one bode chaife going before him he did fo with his coach, and left a Lady and Geo. 11015all e that %Teti in the gig, fraying in the road. Sr. BAILTMOLON SW'S Fait was prodigloully crowded yellerday afternoon. Its vifitants weep chiefly of the Saint Mae, :entry. Sroartoc—The Duke of Gaartou's Parifal. OIL 51b. is matched against Lord STAWRI.OII Efittigabi, 11(1. D. I. too p. b. ft. far the next Houghton meet. ing.--Sir HAUT DIMSDALeI racing match is Of by contest ;fo are Orland, again* Wert eau, and Co. farie againft Orlestils brother. The match betereat mai*, and Gooier is compomired, the former pap ing too guineas. _ _ - BTIIIIISU Bak DC is now feveral years Gum the &lip of twain a new bridge acrofs the Thames, on the ancient Roman way through the tows of Staines. in lieddie fes. was begun to be stied nu, and a haadfome nom bridle of three arches was begun. completed, and BOW for fame time, when it was dikovered that the fnft ground on which the middle! piers hood was finking lb fan. that the whole bridgt mall ultimately fall; foetunately the old wooden bridge, jun above the new one, which from the deeey.initl wear of near a century was aloof! a ruin. had not been removed, and by form temporary repairs it was again made fit, and has carried the traffic fafely to the prefent time. The arches of the nom bridge were immediately taken dews. and after tome time a call-iron bridge of one arch was determined oa, and in the year iSot it was begun, upon the fame abuttments, with fnmc additions, which had fervid fee the lions bridge ; the work with every nocetary precaution, until Saturr7Crwhes the iron bridge was completed and opened for public ufe. and the old wooden bridge was again Omit up, said we hope for ever. A %le time ago, a drove of too fat oxen, in their way to tows, were confined for Come time upon the new bridge. to try the of of their weight upon it. and by which it was not at all affeaed, although it is fo 'Janie that the trotting of a fierce one if. clan the centre part to move quite perceptibly. . The roalway over the bridge is gravelled, and the foot way on each fide Is neatly paved and ch. boded on the (iodides by a handfome iron railing t the fpandrills of the arch are filled up by a foist of circles of can iron. and the whole bas a mon strand, hand(ome and airy appearance. A neat Rorie lodge has been crated on the lower fide of the Surrey abutment. and a gate for collating toll of carriages and cattle, bat foot palmists ha" " r LI da V tit 6 wa IV F. fai Bet Fait Kb the