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O'ND O N, Auguft,4; ,
-EAUL- MOIPA.
r.JPT tncmph, &c. .v
nd teemed 'tpfco mni iftrate
he he dcpapedW them oa.TuS ' 'I?'''-- '
Jul a2. I7c"4i .. , words hare been pr
T in I.rA Molr !;;:?.Ca Mn y found .near Leeh
his
the
me Lord Ioira immeH;afi
-Knglimf, he is to be i-'iicvcd atthis pbil by
Lieutenant-Gencral Abercro.-nl i.
X-ord Molra cannorAirrcndrr his com
.xnand w:thout entreating the' oHiccvt, non-
commiCIned ofHsers, and men of the corps
which accompanied him from Oftend to
scccpt his '.vsrrr.cft and moil grateful thanU
fcr the kind and cheerful "acquiefcence- he
h;exp'rienced -frm -iheml in the fevere
fatinues to.whichhc was obliged to fubjedl
them.-- v 1 . -' ,
c He has tWe aflunnce, tliat he is fliil td
have their fupport in the ffrvice to which
they were originally deftihe'd ; and that hone
leficns his rclua.m at cealing,. for ihe
pre-fen., to iharc the honourable dangers of
" iervice. - "i " . ... n :; - s.
m. He tn:fts thsy wl'I bclfcvc, tbt no
light co )fi bratiwn would bare oj'iged him
to quit them; as he perluaJe bimfcX
tbevare fmfible of his having, endeavored
to repay the ijehcro. s attachmeiit the.- h-,
ihewn to hirn,.by he malt lively interctfs
for their wellfjrr. . - - . f.
For the pretence Hdsthem farewell,
with the rno:t fervent prayers for their honor
and prcfper.ty." .
Thfi lenif of the Kmoercr tnwanle
Brabant fubjeSts is now to be regretted
Too much nraife. Van i2u u:t-n:'; .
"trfe r, , iZ?l" TF - and unions en.'
m r-fi : wwdft ,Se dangers whiehthfeatea
prophetical, with
whofe" body has
V lound near Tn-frlirtTr. ku
on ihatoccsfJori. . - i ya,if; T ln;li impatience;, and wc
V AFrenih prateer of J2 efeleenoun vSed'w P" K Majffty wi bc Pre.
ers ha, taken two br frS eftS" d iTr fronr t0ThW'thdra Ws xPfrom.
names unknown.' .V , , - . r .U,T. .i . I . perluade the publicj.
Our prefent w ar wiih Frini.
the n ars of tormer times a dilute,
Iha I have this or thit IHand-bnt, whether
we lhali retain our Liberty, our Property;
anibUjiv ? In fja every thing, dear
to nghfh men is at flake in: this conteft ;
and we' cannot rerreit without difgrace,
and (lil! greater. daner.Xfr-m. the 'artifjees
inends. are committing i
ground lefs. But the merchants of Amfteri
dam believe them to be true, andare afraid
oftheRepublicas'Leyenth
timentsJean; towards: the French iVftWmr
of tne drench, iinrf their fr
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counirv; .
A briff was chafed
BERGEKT,
in here veilerrlv v a
French pnvaieers 'from. Oft thdi "and Gang
v.'ss heard o the North Fcreland. Nothin
to be fare, cart fnrpafs t,e confidence which
thefe trifling fnips h;.;yc in the fup nenefs of
cur iarine. The molt determined fupporter
of tbingras they -are-cannot go beyond the
Jacobinesin their anxiety for the continu
ance of the lame yflem. ; . V )
A FrenchiDan, with two young ladies,:
and a couple of fervants, dext?rciTfly con
trived to make fhtirefcace from Franrlafl''
. . -
Thismorning arrive
r r r, r?v",C v c learn tnat Antwerp has
been evacuated;, and .'triat the troops, which
compoled agarrifbn of , that place and of
Mahnes, h ive ; marched tn
morrow allthe
WlJI fllllf nnr'tnmn
u .Tlie Attorney General hat devifed the i
punimmcnt torjtiaron d'Arm-
aane, tae rench. forced., hem- to weekinanopen fcc, and Wxre picked up ro-perty; iiSff'"1
wminde-ence.cf iheii -country, i: mgllt. by a verTel, and lanaed near place s 4e pi
hare been prefcrjed to its lawful S- ialla'ri.l, ft, off f,r toado.;'.; ? : v ' " I 'n&Sg,:
If the French rea:Iv mean to afmrl- Wet
land, oi wh en e-.cnt we think very furious
ap:rehcnfions may be entertained, it tems
part of tftcir plan to drive the Auftrians fo
far i)ac!i, in the fall place, as to prevent all
. co-operation bet a ecu them and the Dutch
and Critifli troops. : -
Lord Stanhopes-ipecch on his motion
for peace has been printed and circulated
in France.. It is nor to be wondered that
the French rulers Should promote the pub
licity cf a fbeech fo flattering to thetr fceiin 2s
and their c-ule. , , 7 . &
. It is a e'riumfrance curious enough, " that
Birrcre Ihould quote in the Convention from
an Englifii n'ewlpaper. ..For the credit of
, the papers, however, fwel afleaed to po
i vcrnuient, ufliojJd bes known, that the
; paper he quoted from was the Jacobin :
Chronicle.
FALMOUTH, July so.
This evening a ' Dnifii Eaft Indi
had n Enghfh pafTeneron board, whofe
ijuiuc was xvicnara , n;r,rorcj, ana on tne
26th inftaht, in latitude 48,' longrude oj
fell in with 7; French 'fr'igaical'and-'asccri
vette. jThe French commcdore, who was
in La'Gemilley. a 40 giiii fnipi took out the
hnglitn palienger, and all the Uamthcrew,
except the Captain, fureori
and three perfons who were
. a prtreimafter and :iS men b
with directions to take the fhijS to Bred ;
but the next day (the 271b) Sir John War-
ren reii 1:1 witu rier,1 and reroox her. and
y. v i "cicnrenccor the Ar,i; '1 w:i -1
-wilrfhortly appear xn print. , . aa i
ranlun. in. Da aoarHi :
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Rev
eels.
trip inr "itii?r,i,f f - - J J ,
.i.u,iaiiti)ui 4j-proVnce. "
Vrhe RuiHan grand 'fleet of that nation V
alfo m the harbour of. Swenfkfund, readr
. ta are, 'however,; veryiiiet here
"'"b kV l"c utcjarauons received fr ,rr.
t . '.. i t- . - ..... '
RulTianiimbairaoronV
r four fervants Jhi ng 1$ a.Uo.qmet on ike Ruffian frontier,,
tick,; and. ferit from jhejauhd ;.,,
on board her, a - ' -' " - ' ; a; .;-
ihi ' t-a . 1- " S T ri r tr ti t1 ' . . J
tint- -nl! f li -' FTi-nr7im-n nti TinarH r K rliffvrf ! thp Kir f frnm title' i rn A 1
. J nouft-LOM INJacartnev's embaHy may fhips of his own lqujdron but fent only a 1 ht the mines at'Delecariia ; a a; rovi fb
,mid!hipman and c hands to carry' her into
the firft porf , z, he did not thiri it proper
to veaKen nis mip s company ; tor - on
re
ceiving information of the French fquadron,
he immediately made fail, and flood in the.
track, to fall in with it.v which the Dahifh
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no; nave execeuied to the full extent which
was propofed when it was Undertaken, yet,
as we obferved, ojjeas have been "attained
.that will amply repay the trouble and ex
; f eme. i'Jiat he has not fucccedcd to the
full extent propoied, U to he imouted fo-
t Jely to the prefen: flate.of Euiope, of which Captain thinks he probably, mightfdo the
inc iuaucanncs r.ad neard ; and' the very- next day. ;Ve are therefore
idea of theintrodudlion by any means of the petaton of hearing of an ati:
jajuiuiiau.c uocurinesor t ranee, has revived Iquadrons, and iron the; known
A v "'-iwuijr wiuciniicy naveiiereciaarily nravery oi tne omcers anu leamen oi. tnis
cf.tert. ined of Europeans. j r v. - little fquadidn,, we have the greatett hopes
Letters from the Hague mention, that, of fue'eefs, hotwithftanding the faperiority;
the Hereditary Prince ot Orange 'has lent of the enemy in number ,-V; f;f a i.M') ;".V
fererul trumpets with letters to the. com. ' There was a Mrsi White cn board the
rnand rs of the'Frcnch cut pells, requ eft- DaueJ whom the Commodore,! at the ear
ing informat on refneclincrt the 'fate nf neff entreatv of ihe Danifh Cantain. fuf.
t in
Prince HelTc
t on refpeHng! lie ate 9 entreaty of the Danifh Captain,
PhiliDfthal. who was"' either fered to remain. and fhe is Ibrough
1-Illrt ..i. .:r IAlA tiA t? t '.. ; t.
the 6th inlt. but hzs yet bbtaincd-no '
fwer.
on
an-
hiere.
The celebrated M.d'Epremenil, covered
-wltn wounds by the iVnifeillois, vhom
Pction had called to Paris for the purpofe
of accohiplifiiing the Revolution of the icth
ot Augult, faid to that Mayor, who was
then at the 2enith cf his power aud popular
D E A L, Jtily Vt,
rvgwrnmjht Has rDhtpo)nted during
their abfence; conGfliiug 6f his royal hUh-
nels Frederick; Adqihusbe of Oitrogo--thia,
brother tb the regent and fix o ther
pcrfons. His Wajefty.would not have gone?
to Denmark, had even that Voi.rf fnf o
jinvrtation to that purport,' ss tHeVregenta.1
s: A chaplain to the arm v. 'hhpn'Kr"
bended,, and examined ;. beJore ' the auiic.
council, for Having -fent a moft infamous
and HSeHour letter to Baron
uiwuiu u iuu ccui;y,. accuung' jinm or
being concernecl in the ti eachefy of of d
ArmfeldtJ ;ilhisenthuila
JeliusV he is jamaiiribbU ahd ogives" the
V; Butchersmeat 'has i teaH(hVrtf tim palt,
occbhie fo feared herej that Jtcdu id ihiidlv
be procured for any money. This want is I
Yeflerdav evening twd Cutters belonino- !not owinz.to the exigencies of the fleet, hi
to Admiral Peyton's fqbadron, dfF Gavelmes ,(. is owing tok quite diientcatifes 'STie go
fell in with "fix French Frigates and two Wnment has already prohibited the expor
Slnon5. His Maieftv's fhins Leonard. I)i- tation of aU meat . ' '
auaV Briilhat. Pcrfeus- and La -Prompte. k Thyleiius who wrote a letter to Baron
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