T
m 5
f T
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r
I
0rti of that rf -r Vtceza,
ir;t ny Jtou. ti. Y ai . an.l c
has been
concern; f
to lev h ye irs tnp' Ho. m.-n imro'.s. -vi
,n, .he com .ind-ot d the pla.e, wi
ivas acc.ffry a thai arbitrary ct, is oV
rr ded, and rerdc red incapable of evi
jerviog ag.m in a military capacity.
J T e n (ion e --an ed to his Polilh ma
is per annum. 1 he
vjww v
fconlicajlutf of knu Stanitt s Auguftus o!
laud, is d ltd Grodno, Nov. I5, 1793
a d limned by that monarch and tne U
icreiarv ot Uate, pri'ice K 2 Ik Pwyan.
Yeiterday morning diipaivhib were re
"c'ivrd at the admiralty Srom c; nvnqdoi.
;),fir I.ihn Borlace Warren, containing th.
nlealW intelligence of ihv fquadron ui.de
hia command havine nt mpud a French
touiyoy, and c.p ured ltven lm, ladcr?
with prov fions, on th' ir palT-ge froir
Nantzto Brelr, for the nurpole of fupply-
t ing ihe fket at that port with tbe r cargou
WlMe gallant andUudefatigubJe commodore;
'te by fome etc1 fi .Mctl ftatt, to be f cti 1 I iff ret it is not in my pmoer to particular l Brwifh louadron has been driven. Should
,ri ed V h f-Vour. I hi even jjftjf have J iittm. Im.Ralf kg ts be permitted olit in work ng to it, ILtion, ir in rente.
xtrefxm tisn.it a ton ol Don iHtgueiiyr a quence or aovice, ?an in in tne enrmv,
commander of the gunhouts ,in hit we predtt the moll imjtortant khry
mm ; in l & mY b'-ut $ f3$de, a"d Britain ever knew hecatne c cocr ve,
i tj'ijtceyt sfwhas to h n.:r A'lraVf ofpeer. the exjftence of Irtla. d at iifut. W e Jo
i of the aO rjirn being k lied awl himfelf noi tear an ar. ark- cq J$. na n t he c n"my
ihi uil the r fl looumud. Not having u, 'mght piu; dcr a tew nauik s, wljen the
ctt'rt& lii of the kdlrd and vjr.undea, I cat .' i-ai.ant hir t of a peoj. e, loval, bton e
'nly iiatiytbat 1 b.licve 6 are Killed and thfy ai e confparitively h.pp, would ve
220 wound d. j .
R-1
ve are
tf? 1 I. . A K-i.r.
nu uun anni-u.ixu 1 iwn
robnds to think that not Liegr, but aiu-
..er more imporiatit bitiiopntk, will fiV
his fore. "
The provTional government of Vnict
as ifloed a formal proteif againft theaiur-
... r 1 f Mi ' L CJk ml m,
itiotiS ol tne tmprror, ripauu 115
Venetian dom:n ons in lilna and Dalmatia,
cruDirc bv Aullrian iroops.
r . ...... .i r
We are inhrmed hv a Kttcr irem tne
Jd.ne. of the oth ultimo, that the negoci
I I - i : nrl 1 V 1 4
.turns nrrwte me cniumr
French Republic are to be continued at
Paflenano, a tew teigUM UiU.mt item
Jdine- 1 ht IVLrcuis de UA 6, as well as
-Baron Hamburg, are already arrived .at
Pafftriano, and" centrals Buonapar:.e and.
Clarke were hoiTly eapecled. ; ..;
A I t ec from the Italian frontiers of the
ith uHhno, adviles, that ge 1 e( at Buona
ifte has threatened tix Uuke ot 1 ur-
haODv to add, has alfo dtiven a I taif with marching a corps of republiciti
SfoEo rtn the Penm ilk rocks, and Itr-ops iao his domihions, m cats' thll la
defteovll'.ftprveuc of it tisfadion (honld ncit be given by the Th-
larafe veflei, laden -with timber, wich AfAl gofernm,ent w tne iniu.is iaieiy vi:
c uld not brinofT. U w,bujt pmiim.n juf I hfed to levr ral Frenchmen, both at
tice to his merits to 1 jy, mi mere uui uui u i
rffirr in rke Brit fh na vv to wbotc aciV4t
the country owes mure than to fir Joto)
Borlale Wan en.
July. 2Q
Therned that the pre
fent llrnniile "between tne maturity ot thj
Iriflativebodv anjd tne d rectury wouhl not
affect t! e public tranquility, are lathtf dn-
Admiralty '-Office v. June 1
The fofonving dij patches have I ten r.ceiyed
at this Office by &. ISepean, t(q.
Ville cle Paris, off Cadiz, July 5
SIR.
I debt e you will acquaint the Lord Cton
mifhoners otiie Admiralty, that the Terpi
-4-,
"""J .. - 1" a i cr-l .1 ... 1 . ...L I.--' J..
aop.tdby thelaft Pari- paper, 7Msh lore. wutyine i mnutr ovno, wnviF
ZT ... .nnn. a mnro Prions refult off tichnurtt of artilfoy onboard, ana the Ur
,nat ciAidt than we were inclined exAchin gun boat JrmGibr altar nincd on the id
T Vtnit and tt.c night following, Rear admiral
Angtift J Meton having made his difpojittons, the bomb,
4 1 covered bv tne pun bout launches, ana
i nr 1 rerun, !. iuh .......-- 0 t
oar li tie r&ti fliment s at Sr. -Marccu barges of the fleet, was placed near the tow
. 1
have iiov ninhe e l toimidanie arrangt
incM S for di! tT Hi ig us of t'hofe ifl mds ;
tjijhj rfiitei two corvcttef, and betwetn.
and 40 gnn-hoais, m ny of tbm carry
in 1 uortar-s with 1500 nun, are in readi
n- fai Havre tor tiiis f rv ce ; moormgs
hwe b e 1 laid down it ltigny river, wW re
tnis fq t idr 't it to form, and watch the
able te ot our frigve , viz. (the Sag,
Pent. F.Ta, and Cynthia floop) when n
eft ftive oppolition could be made to hei
1 L n 1 ie even 1 ot fucceedinz at the1 e
UUMa k Innadr iii is to Droceed 10 x
Maloes, to j- hi an exped'ti.n about tp be
undertaken agar.ft Jerf y and Gocrniey.
Aujutt 4
The firft and t nrd of ihe four Hamburg
mailt due arrived in the afternoon, and
t 11 o'clock hit night we received out
letters bv the fourth mail. The fecund ii
alfo laid to beluiJ-dat Yarmouth-
The news by ihe above mailt hat beet?
in a great mealure anticipated hy hi- regu
lar nceipt of ihe Paris gazettes; hut 'a
private letter fr mi H m iurg, dated th
28 h ult. cjn ads very intireltmg new
rrliecti'ig th: neg'tcimoii at Liflc It eon
fi in. tie r pirts given in this pjper, and
ff.-nera.ly believed here, that negociation
Js incum ered with mi ny ditficiii'ieS ; and
we 'uVe reafon tu b lieve that thev princ
p ly regard our ce(Con of the Dtitcii poU
f. iliom in the Kalt Indirs, wh eh it wa
always forefeen w ull be a bone of con
tention. The Frencrt are under bod to
have guaranteed the reltitution of Diett
fettlem -nts ro the B uavian Republic, be
cau e ihev would in fact be ttirowuig iu
p.i cal importance into the hinds v
rnnce. The letteri from Holland men.
tion.C'ie Cape of Good'Hope to be tu
nnnciDil orjunds of con e i in tin w
are p'rf.iaded ihiC the itland ot Ceylon" is
er qf St. Sebujlian &r fired fame f hells into the
tow when an attempt wasn.ade bv tb gun
boats and launches ot the enemy to ca ry her
the rear adnirul who is always prffent in
the milt ardit'jus enter p izes, with the aljtlt'-'
ance of fame other burets, ' boarded and
carried two of the enemi'f "un-boatf, and
large i.unch of one of th ir fhips of wur
with the commandant of thrmttlia. In this
1 - J M
Jhort conftid lior 20 Spanijrds were killed
the commandant and ceal wounded; he
and 25 men madt prioner s-r-the rejt warn
'afhfre.
This Iptnted aclion - war performed wtth
wiitlm the affa lants Buj. Iceiai d.! n kd
md famiflimg, vho fees, or thr ks thr lets,
ne crueiieil ot ail opprellors 111 l ei kthdied
aid abfent ih ldrcn, may be expect d to
'eize the iemblance of r lief.
Between eight and nine yclleroay mor
ninp thefiift. lieutenant of ihe Cue ar-
rived at the admiral y v ith a tofinnation
ut the proceeding accounts; inm which"
tune, to puiiing ih.ispap.tr to prels, do lur-
ther intelligence had been received
We veileiday received the Biufltls pa-
peii to the t it of Augull : they contain in.
1 have the homr to be,
J .Sir, rout mojl
( bcdLnt.j riant, in
t (Sign-d) H R ilJj KBL$9N.
Sir John Jcrvis, K. B.
. ,-'r.'. " ' . '
Copy of amthtr leVer f t orn the Earl if St.
v incem, 10 iLvan ttpe n, ziq.
, Ville ae I3 at is y off Cuuiz, JJy 10.
Sir ,
i defke you vjill acquaint the lords ccm-
m'fiioriers-ofthe admiralty, that rear udmi
nil Mrlfon crhr da' fecot d bombardment f 'tH'gncetom Vienna, of the 27th, bring
Cadiz, ott the rtrght of the 5A, und r the dt "me days later date than that brought by
nfioi cupt. BrMfn, of the Tcrpfichore, the Hamburg mail of Friday, Count Mi-
cap?. Millet , of the! hefeus, and caph H'al- trojki; general ot artillery, has been ap-
lerflftb'e Emtrald ;'and appointed Mr. Jack pointed to the govtmment ot Dal'matia,
a-. 1 L ZH m-. L At 1 Hi J A .1 .'9 f t-A Mt iHMk4S m ' a ! .lo.ti T9. -
Qn9 fnqfr vr int v mt at r arts jo piacc ine iu" w'wl1'1 w " -eora
Thunderer, Terror, and Stromloh, and w ?rtemieben naa lucceeoed to tne
that the bombatdment produced con lider able Icovernmeni rot irantilvania ; and general
fftdlin the town and among the 'hipping. Alvin7y has been appointed to the govern-
9e$ Jail of the tine, among tbtm the hips I'nept 01 nunuary. -
currying tie fug of admirals Mazzr.redo I A at P rt or tne Htingarian mats had
una uravina, having varped out the range lquipeti tne envir ns ;r Koriuud and ad-
of ibell with much precipitation the f Mowtrp I anced low at ds Udme. '1 hele troops are
to form a corps ol relervc cn ihe right
wing of the Jinperialafmif1 '
toreat numoers or recruits continue tp
arrive at Vienna ; the garrdon, b. rrackV
Sic, were cmuded, and lever J were
quartfrtd in the Fauxbourgs.
treneral Moreau, u appears by letters
rHorninv'irmi tt was with great fatijfthon
1 inform pu, that this important fervice was
effected wt'.h every little lofs on our fide 3
kilttd. 11 wounded. The rem:, admiral
meditated another operation on the night of
V at raaythe under his own diredl'ton;
but the nind blew lofironp down the bav he
could uot get his hombvejfdi up to the point I from bir.fburg tf the 3d ult. was on the
of attach in time. 'oj returning w.th his ormy to the in.
Mr.Hirnfey mefis mute of the Sea Jteriof part of Frapce. A r.nte towartli
horfe, lilfhieu'tfhed I him fell in a verv rcmar- litaly was prefcribed to oeneralDtfaix.
kablc nunmr. I A aepu'ation I torn the Vantcnf ot Zi,.
rich Lucern, Gl..ris and Schwriz, have
..flVmbled at bt. Gal', for the urjole of
adiufting the differences exitting between
the Prmce Abbee ind his lubj cr .
Letters from Frankfort of the 16 h ulr.
ftate ihe head quarters of the Aictiduke
Charles to have been rc eltablithtd at
ichwezingen. The Aullrian artnv be.
tween'the Upper Mayne and the D.n ibe
had lately received coi.fiderable reinlor, ,
mepis. A great number ot Poles, but al-
Augull 5.
B our letter from Yarmouth, th:s
miming, we learn thit the Circe frigate
arrived there y t fterday forenoon, with the
.itelhgence of the Dutch fleet being at tea.
We hai no doubt wnatever, but that ad
ia r.d Duncan will give a very good ac
count ot 1 lain.
Angnll 6-
incon fide able Ids on our oat-t as Per enck
....aw- X . m & 1 I CI I T I M m .
ed -fi killed. 20 woundcdUTbc lamch' mrec o ciock veueroay morning an molt deltitme ot arms or amn.un"in hrf e
f the Ville de Paris was funk by a rkini cT m ine t-irce rngate arrived at the a(lribled on the fn ntiers 01 MoUiavia,
fhot from the enemy's gun-boats; but by amnir'aby office, iili an aconnt that theTne4:h battalion 1 cpleng, and iiivuiou
or t.ie dragoons t;t b.voy, had march' g
aai It theni. The n'lvtrnoi ! Cht:, m
I , a' 1 t y -r 1 1
was tnaoe mi le nice ol trie unke 01 irk,
from whence dilpuches werefent a eight
the afiive intelligent mi.A f rabf. T,r,u ' lutctl n C had la led Tom tne I exel on
iridoe aotutv erd: vmirnino. ani rn',rA SuifdaV 'alt. An in-m diate emmun cation
ed on A ird the Cull , den.
R-ar admiral NeKon's aclions fpeak for
11 y- ... .
themf elves ; any praife of mine -mould full "Clock to general M..lgr.ve, command ng
fhort of hit merit, 1 (he neighbourho d ot rewc .ttc to
1 general dtort, 0 m nmdn g a- uevericy,
was making irrangetl ents to drive thtm
Iron the 1 uikilh Ironnsr
am. ir,
Tur mjl obe.iient,
i.HHnr fir vurii ,
cont'uiered of far greater importance. Bu i ( therefore judgt d it proper to order Jer to
we do not think that any correct npi 10 10
tha r n't can be formed from any hi jr
that has yet paffed on the lubjed. Aife
In t already ohferved, it i the fyftenf 0
ever negociation t r both parties, to v&f
the bell appearance of their own itrength
and importance, our miniltry are willing 10
five up all the conqoeQs made from
ranee, in order to procure peace ; avid
it is laid that France bats, in the firft in
ft a nee, demand! the reltuutiun of every
thmg taken from herfclf, m well at hei
f rrleut allies We think ihe will relax ir.
her demmh. But alier ail fuch ia the
importance of even s Oow pafitnj on the
theatre of Kepublican Fr-nc, ihe iflui! of
which no human forctight jn dfennine
ihat miict t-olt depend on tbe chtpter of
accidents; th High it it unfortunate there
.r was (uch a chapter in the hit tor y of
the w.r.
The r-pcrt eoniinei toprevafl ih Cer.
man , tUt the pnoce of Onme it to be
H.iJaramhcd tor ihelofsof the ladibotdr
Evan yepedrtf Ffq.
7. JEM' IS.
f
Thtjeut, July 4, 1797.
Sir,
In 'obedience to your orders, tie Thunder
bmk at placed, oy the good management oJ priled to find that there were nt any
litMt. Cour'y, her prefent tomma-der, off.jlrd
M air. jackf m, mtjter of the Vtllede Paris,
f i s a . 1
vho votuHteirea tits 'able fervtres, within
tjJOO yards of the w ills of Cadiz, and the
AitU were thrrwnfrom h.f w th murh pre
if ion, undr the direclhn of tieut. Btynei
royal artillery ; hut unfortunatelv it
vas foon found that the large mortar wo
materially injured from its firmer fetxnrtJ fXx44 5 it isotdy known that the fleet on
return under the protectitn of the CouA.
Terpfichore and Fox, who were k pt under
fail for that purpofe, and for whofe ocImo!
ervicet J feel much obliged.
The Spaniards hrvig fent out a greai
number of mortar gun. bats ana armed faun
ches, J directed a vtgourous attack to bt
made on them, which was done with Inch
gallantry, t,al they wtre drtve and purfued
chfe to the walls of Qada and mult have
fujfe'ed confidrra'de los ; and I have the
Pi a fare to Inform you, th.,t twi mortar
boat 1 and an armid Lunch remained in our
WeTm
J feel m fit particularly indebted for the
iceufui itrmtnmt on or ton contcfl to the
f lant'y f captains f reemantle and Miller
the former -of whom accompanied me in my
barge, and to my crfwain, John Syhes,
vho in dtf ending my peron, is mol frVtreli
nt'amdfd, as wai capt. FreemanUe, flhhtln.
m the attic k ; and my praties are eeneralU
K 1 A W
r or.i I
and the commander, ot other placet. The
Uverar clerks of tne a 'miralty were in at
tendance foon after ihree o'c'oek, and early
in the day the toilowmg letter was polled at
Lloyds t
Ctrce, I ir mouth, 4'A Augvft.
! On Tuefd iy we found ourlelves c'ofr
in wirn tne icx 1. ai.o wre much lur
ihips of force h"re. We Ipoke a Hthing
bor, and were informed that the enemy's
Iquadron with a cnnliderable number ot
triuipi on board, had fiiird on Sunday.
Admiral Duncan on the proceeding dat,
had weighed anchor and put to fea. .flit
ii til we could learn1'
The ilrengthof the Du'chis not afcer
i.- ti every officer
man, fome of who
lilts of five fhips of 76 and 74 guns, ehr
of 66 and 64, anJ fix of 54 and 44, betide
fr gates, 'ihe lall account irom the Mtgue
latcs, that ia addition to the numer u
iroops embarked on board four hundred
tranlportt, tnat each 74 contained loo
fid eft, and fmaHef hip in proportion j
.mm perhaps to believe half what we hear
ould be to believe three too much. The
fleet under admiral Duncan confift, if we
milake not, of 19 fail of the line, of which
three are three deckers, and two are of 8?
guns. A much lefs force, we are fatufied,
would, in the event of ap aclion, (upport
the glory the nati m has acquired, but it
needi not an i' rrrafe of glory j rnd we ate
fond of bloodl fs v ct riei. The caefe of
the departure ot 0 ir sVft, itbo.ic which
the Dutch could no; have left the Tetel,ts
yet so be explained; nougQ if not a tda
iMVuvre . it dnuhtlels was unaro dablf .
Phe Circe having taken under ber eon
vov feveral victuallers, with 49 otn to
uvep, Itc. ror admiral I)u ican, could not
IJsw'bihm in the mil ruble mayer, am (fg iu tht north war J, where probably too
PARIS, Julya.
Eimnnpair, oil the 14th of" July, invited
hi- tiuops tu tnakr n rapid match n. n
Knnce. lie was much liirptifett that thry
otikihenexi day to UIaie upon tti ex
edition. 1 fe writes, that he waft'tipj atle
o jur na them ; yet W it n man wl o in
. eieial knows how to tnaVchinifeW obeyed,
ik I n is inipoHiMe litai ihey more regarded
lis intentions than his orders.
Tlve different divtfions wl the army then
ilk a W
iCImeiatcd, and nanunp anirellrt came
rum 1 lie (e ot An pet can, Madeira , and Jon-
hert, each of them finned b from eight to
cn Hionsend men.
It is often difficult to mnintnin order in
he delibcraiiont of moderate aflemblies,
we may judge of what fort were the de
liberations of 50,4500 men, with (abres at
their fides, fixed bayonet, and more con
vrrfant with inilitar) exercift than with
poli4ca or the coultiiof ion.
July 37.
Symptoms of a revolution are every day
ippaxent at Rome. 1 hey openly fing the
Carmagnole, and other pairiotU aim, and
1 hi 'lit the prelates, and other perfons at
irhed to the government, as they pafs in
1 heir C caches.
A courier ettraordinary from Italy, which
pitied through Lyons on the aoth mf June,
reports, that a new infnrrei'tion had taken
place at Tin in that the king and his court
are prisoners, and that five or fix perfons of
rank are maflacred.
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