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'PHILADELPHIA, June 16.
THE LATEST L
. Firom Europe '""''
eftcrday ifrcrncon .arrived the fhip Per.
v feverance,, rapt- Williamfon, in 36 days
from Brittol, (Eng.; Capt. W. iaittdon
the iftof Jufic and.bringi LoodonVjpa,
pers to the 30th May, incluiive . Ml of
' -wiiich have bee:ii received, by the Editors
fj this Gazette by vhich we are ena
btcd to Uy bcf&re oyr .readers exclufivei
ly the Lateft ilntelligetice from Europe;
Th? fubfequent articles comprehend jthe
lxnoft material: contents of thit arrival T
? Vfc fliall, however, felecli Cor fuccetiive
43mber men e trace t jxuy apptaciutw
cr
jatereQing.'i
DUB L I N, May 23. ,
i- Frfach Spyr
The follottintr
frcrni;a Jerter, dared Cork, the I At hi nl Is
lA few days afro, a man alone in a
ikiff was feen upon the ccfaft. near Ovfter.
tifen. whdj upon bcine xhallenored: '.'faid'
lie had come from Pprtftnouth to .fee his
Brother in Cork, but had miffed the Harbour
if tlf ftrongi eafterly Winds that then pre-
yauep. iiie: ikitt had on her Itern Otr.
in SijIJiVaD Poixfmouth.,"i. . Intimation of
this brcntnftancelbeing given, to Admiral
On Sunday laft fa
lean, Taylor, I for
having on bpard 49 paflcftgers
regret we obierve ih
uardoer,' a'ni' iQvcftigation in . confequence
ace, y he ij there were found oa board
iveral charts of that part of the cozft, and
I particular account of th? fniinHinrrk. Tk.
fe'ffwas wen fitted 00 r Ravine two or three
nwis pt new urns inner."
: It will be:4-ecoift'dted. that Ov(!erKaven
vai reported I to the1 French ."by1 the Execu
tive Pireclbry of hi United Iriftjmen as a
favourable place to ca rry into effeel an m'va
ton tf that toil b try i V "
L O'N D O N, May 24.
i Sir, Ralph Abercromtrfe. i ri th. at r
lae 21ft of MarchV killed with his own hand
we rreiich gereral ftiow. The enemy's
cmlry had penetrated to the foot where
wniuu tun manner Hid tsti
and direa the battle. ancT wer n.
Ief??wgr4Py. hen Sir Sidney
Smith - t. . r f i : 1 .
i?ir iuccour. Sir Ralr,K ,. jl.
Mtrugg mg.vvith general Rioze, for hit
hord whkfrwrefting frbm him he pldng
Mit n his b6fofti, an imn.ea.ateiy after,
prompt and
prefented to
OS ,he r-ompt and
awiuaacc o: sir bidney,
the tronftwr
General Hotchfnfon. th nrW rr
Zander in Chif in sr,. - ,
'c-ki.iL . "fip1!' " -aa excellent
Imuran a pfeit Gentleman. If he
W a well as,iie writer, of which1 there is
o dbubt, he will foon become one of the
pw WehrfaU bf the prefent ge. 7V--
LOur letters; fro the Ca-pe of Good Hope,
He "d, ffips; juft arrived, itate, that
ur ttomcopham, after land-
ij " "i f.regiineow which he tooic out.
C f" ? ?nd Sift gibeM
I r ine garnion, in traniportt,
fr; MTrocced, 0n the aStti of February
?-.ul! ?nnce on a ferrer Ptnfrliflnn
Sr W1"? lhc Spaniih SouthAmerican
S"l5Lf, hc)rrc f"mitbre was Clipped, to
W&?IS dragoons cq thchorfes
jl .country. ' I
1- Alatf'9K.
W underftand. that difDatce rprrfA
at a latehburilaft nighl by Government from.
."Vl theJud
bf a of the troot fratn the Eaft-Idiesi de'ftin-.
ed to. co-operate withlGen. kutchinfdn in
Egypt,; ! " lv 1 p-'j f-. ': , ,! - -l .j i :
"'They confili of iibb men from thi Cape,
of Good Hopea6oii from the ficrDay
Prelldencyahd goo jfrom.Ceylonr .. Thl ria
Jfal force wa ccfamaodcdty Sir Hi Pophaia
and the military by jGen.Baird. 1 . I t
A detachment ofour troops had been lent
uthe cpuhtr by jGen Hiitchinlpn, who
hadk;receiVed information qf the approach
of the India army, in! order to facilitate tHti
marett or f tnelcfluccours, r and efie4l a jurtclt-
led from Dundee, the
Norfolk, in Virginia.
It l w?th
fpiiit of emWaiiod fo
prevalent in tots country..
.1 Operations in Egypt.
The Hamburgh Mail due verferdav arrii
ved at a late hour! laft nieht. The rooft
important j part of its coctents is an article
under the head of Hamburgh which ftates,
that letters of the 1 13th from Vienna an.
no.unce, that the Bfjit if h forces had gained
poffefliori of onk of the heights near A levari .5
dra, which : com maids6 that; city. Tliefe
portions, it wH be Irecolteaed, were rere
(ented fn our official klifpiUhes as extreniely;
formidable and dancrpuo : sproaciVMit
is ihereTore vcjry :1n probable? that , a'ny of
themflibu!d have beei carried without a
levere coijtert ; bu it there is no mention
whatever of tfie circufnftarices which ledj to
this alleged event. This inttllrgenceis ftaU
edj to have been breught onithej loth ilift.
to Lord Minto by a courier frp'ia 1 Conftahti
nbple, who alio repeats the report - fo.pfien
re "echoed of .the march f the Grand Viiier
torn Stlipn of tha W ftQm ' hhl
L C CtllUCU
to. Join the
critifii force at Aiexaiidria.' A
l et t e r f rom Legh drri of the x ft of May
mentions the arrival at' ifiaf knrt r.r-
p "-7-- V. .;VI ivmu
fquadrori .vitrS : troops,", and the brother! "of
t he Firft Co.ri lul on boa rd; H -T his aicou nt
agrees with that inf; ted J in i federal of jthe
alii Paris papers ; arid though it is no where
expreflly fiated 46 ht Gintheapme's fquid
rpn his c?vidcnt, l"rpm all thV circumftarlces
that it can, be no othex. The remonllran-
ces fuppof(jd To'.have
agatnlt the Union or
aeoear to have had
beenjmadejby Auflrii,
Piedmont with France
" .
ririt ionl-ou jouraan has pt-tiiihed aiptro?
tla.'nation qn the lubiea at Turin, in, which
neiftates that! fuch a meafure was not jyet
determined; upon ; but, combining the im?
poriance of the acquiiition to France, with
the toiie oflthc procamatioo, wc may con
fidelr it ah svent extremely probable. If it
be true, as! ftated. that Sir Tohn Borlafe
I Warren wa:Yexpecled at Leghorn, we rnaV
cuitntfuj :uc uiuit iutjuine nopes mar. ne
Id intercept the fleer uder Ganiheiu-
me. Even fuch an event; however, would
not! proBabrv divert! the (Firft Conful from
lome new attempt to thrown (uccqurs into
fegypt. V iih this t ie w1, - and alfo for Fbe
purpoic ia auacKjagatnii me .forte Jn tns
fitted OtitV i tr'om KTanl at whirVi"
Freich Com miffion ers "a rrived on tVe ifcth
of Aprils to ppffefs themfelves of the jNea
potitan marine tiere, a nd apply u to that
ufe .Some new circumftances dailv fnrlncr
up toftrenethen the! hope of an amicable
'adjuftsbcnt.or-tiie ncdiraV qHeftion.: Letters
. came, a Way. 1 V-
The communication was ofidaVlyanf.
mittd to hinj.Hy the Senate., Ccat
Tc Minifttrial arrangement in .rerjwi v
to th change in the jHome iDepartroenfi
hkh;iviU occafion other removals, it ia
larajrafrorrTfa-retoTri of Marquis Corn-
iiiiiH ium zrciana, TO, . WOQm ,tftC COllipiir
rnent ; will be paid, of ijis remaining at thej: "
head of the Board cf Ordnance, if he thmkf
fit. There is no doubt bur Mr. P.lhar-
will be the fiftcelTor, of
land. . t
A mail for
the Duke of Pojtj;
jand, navy iniEvypt it'
Abercrombie
of 90
the army
bow making up at the bjjip Letter Office. &
win oe clolea tnis day :
The father of rhe late oallant Sir Ralph
h rr rnm K 1 o j i r till ti.t-'' . I .
TCoftrjrr.l
Theft is no longer, any donb.t of the evai
cuation of Hamburgh by th Dani(htroops
Mr. arimjagent for that.city in this cpuri
try receivedjyerterdayjt from the Senate o
Hamburgh, j an official, commbnkaprvilat-.
mg, tnat vne -rnnce of Jieu.e nad. on tne
2 2 d J n ft, a flu r e d tK e m
following day, reftore
draw his
he fhculd. on the
the keys, -and with.
from the city and
troops
its territory 4 .-; , f ,
This event, fo important to our comracr
cial intereft; muft tw? afcribed to.the inter
ference of Lord t. Helen's, in the . confer
ences which tpok place between him anc
CountiBernftorfFat Copenhagen. We.tbinlc
the ijeffuence of PrufTiaj enurely out of th
qucftion, as the Pruflian army ftill continu
cd-to occupy thc Electorate qt Hanover. ;
Ther Marquis CorrVwallis is daily expe&j
ed to return rom Ireland It is thought
he vill frfigni the; 'cficeji of Rafter .Genera
off the Prp i n jir e V '.lo"w h ieh eafe Lord
Chatham willlfucceed hinj in thatT fituationj
andhMke ot Portland will : refiga the
iHofneSecretaryfhip to Mr. Pclhatri, to 'be
come rrehdent of the Council: t '
All the military officers at:Edinburgh have
refolved o wear' mourning ;crape fpr .ono
month, Jn relpecl to the; memory of the wor
thy General Abercrombie. ' ;
- Cenerar.Roize, who! was killed jn Egypi
at the ' Bead of the French Cavalry, was; be,
fore the revolution, a' .ferjeint in, a regf
merit of Dragoons belongiOgto the Count .
D'Artois. ; In this rrgiinent he was diflin
gujfjied for his talent in riding, military ex. -ereffe;
and manccuvresi He wa?, .oa the
whole, one of the beft noncommiffioped
officers.. ; His character was that of aquiett
man, and. he did cot adopt the rfvpliitipa
from enth'ufiafm, but merely from j.fefr.
He jwat foon .advanced in the; cOurfe pff th.-
war. and it may be recoJlecled as & proof 0? I
bis ability, that . Buonaparte in ob 'of htii:;
ba'tt les itates. that Gen era! R oi ze nad tna
ciBpv'red with gteatjiag-froid. ' , m - J
. Orders werer. iffued r on Wednefday by. .
major-general". n'gland, coromandrpg te
troops in the Plymouth garrifon, that. purr, .
fuarit to ordJ froW hirKdyal Highnefsafc
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