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KE W-YORKi OCT. 1 J, ..-;.:. : 7 .
Glasgoy papers to the 2i8t AujistriTfcln-
Biye, are receivedat the office of the M$r
IcmtilfyMvehisef., y.-'the ; ship factor,
J from Greenock.-They contain Lonuon.
lX JntelUgenie o the irth,une day later than
-77-utr former ajJviceii- but nothing of ,roq
uient, 7 The following are the most 'pro
7 Himer.t articles il$Y-'l:7t:';':i
, - -'M GftEEocK, August t.7: .
Since our lat, Very lithe -'has occurred 0f
material public; importaiice.-Invasion con-
, tinuesto be the order of the dav on bpth
sides of the chimnthy The emperor is em-
1 barVihst and disembarking on theoheaide j
whilst our-illustrious; commander in-chjtf;
- is equally busy, in, reviewing and setting in
v. array, on-the other, 7. ' 7'i7;.: ' i
. , The Ilamkui.m!ui.:4iiejbtt- 'Stfridja
rived on Friday non1ngrfti-?;'W.-5.---'v
. t It "appears that the fleet under lord Nel
son, . has , been annoying the enemy near
".MarseiUesB'cattempti made by them
in their accounts, disguise the fact, only,
tends to confirm it. He has captured and
burnt 5 Genoese ships ; and taken, possessi
on bf the largest of j the Uteres Islands to the
south of Toulon, with, 1800 men and SB
nieces of cannon, ahcT established theteao
hospital -for COO sailors. The fleet of Ad
miral -Nelson off Toulon consists of
. " Dy this mail the following statement has
ueeu receivcooi ine iorcc,oi ine jcussiati
49,ri 3. cavalry, 9383 foot guards, and 33 1 6
horse guards.
tOXOOK, AUGUST 161 7,
ij Dispatchrs have been received at the ad
, roiralty from lord Kelson; and a number of
private letters are in town down to tne 1st
iA J uly, which state, that tne r rencn neet m
- Toulun is i apparently ready for sea.
; I Dispatches were on AVednesday Teceived
- .. r o-. t o
at Jersey, which state, that an expectation
was daily entertained of an attack from the
enemy,' ReyeratmovemeYits having of .lute
observed to have taken place. Dispatches
Vere also reteived frbni admiral Tbornbo
rough, dated off Jhe Texel, the 11th "lBst.
The enemy remained nearly in the same pa
luon as they did when the previous ac
counts were transmitted." - - w .
Dispatches were on Wednesday, receiv
ed from t&e Brest SqnadrOn. . The encmyV
we learn, are still in the outer narborwuch-
. jng an opportunit) to' cscapev which, if the
elements uo not iniencre, we irusi xai me
vigilance and seamanship" of our sq-aadcjin
will not affjrd them, i ' C':;'
Some of our cruizcrs off the coast of Ho
land and Flinders last week lopk'etl intdihe
. roads of Flushing and Ost?hd. Iprz foN
-m tt wer e : .thi rty-fourlreselsVt4 different.
descriptions : and, 'in tirJatter, i'.sisty.six
,weres coiinted mosilyiin-boais and cut-'.
ters, as all nansporfiad been removed into
the' cinal comjifrj from Bruges, and their
nimber cojddjnot therefore bg ascertai 3ed.
I.iformation has-;beenrecerved .that fortv-
fourrnore cun-boats anrl flat-bottomed boats
dt urlon the banks of the Moselle, had
descended the Hhine, land were, in the wa
ters of llnlund," and '. would probaoly in a
weck arrive at Fius'iing, to be fitted out
there. An aid-de-camp ' of A'l iniral Vr
Iviel had brought orders fronv,Gen7AIoii-n-tj
coniinandr of the, French trpoj in
Zealand, to hasten the departure of all arm
'l , vessels through therinterioT; canals of
To captaiq ;Dance 2000 curaeas, ; and a
piece plate valueOO ' guinea's cjpt. vTi-,
mens 1000 cuineas. plate 100 : caDt.' Mof-
fet, 500,- plte tt)d j captains Henfy; Wilson,
I'arquharsonj - -Totm, V Clarke, JIenton,
Wadsworth, Kirkpatrick Hamiltoa7 .Far-
rer,Vcnafgrassl Brown," L'arklns, ' Liict
iVer, 500 euchj plate 50 ; chief olficers , 150
guineas ; eecona ao. iza ;mira, iounn,pur
sersand.stirgton? 0 5 Fifth,ixth surgeons
mates, boatswauiS, gunners, carpenTers75p
each ; roidsipmen, 30 other petty officers,
13 j seamen ordinary seamen ;and 8et;;
vants, G. -. ; ' .:Y .
. 7 Lieutenant tpwler,' passeriger von t1?.
Camden, captain Dance, for the services'Tie
.i endred,lS00 guineas for a niece of plat?. -
s 1 tie yaiue 01 me neet .nus savea on(n;
e3timate mad by the supercargoes includ
ing the private as well as the public. nvest-'
uients, appear to be above81O0O.Q0o' ter
AVednesdsy night RIoaitf urs tpthe Slst
inst, were k-eceived butthey bring- Very lit
'tie intelligence." Buonaparte contii) ud on
eeoastasateahftstsfeyltsy.
the troops'destined lor the invasion 6f this
cqqntry : he was at Ambletuse on ttiat dayi
. ii is stavcu in ine ijiunucur 01 mc 4-111,
that Iorahim Bay, at the head of the Mame
lukes, Tiad made himself master "of Boulac
and Old Cairo. - 7 ' 7: 1 ;;'
Private letters Iiave been received by the
Hamburg mail, which state, that the French,
having failed in their attempts to raise a loan
in Bremen, had actually blockaded that chy
and had threatened, if the money was not
immediately advanced, to -aise it by ni!;ta-
ry ex-cut ion
Application has also been made to the
-city tf. Lubeck fo a loan, which has been
reiusea. 1 hose ouiracts t the rrench
must accelerate that confederacy 'of the
i mperial army : eicTvsi ve of 1 277Q in validsr rtfiem'prfciitejsle- seemst
it consists in the whole of '493,958 meh a- fct such an apprehension ' and the cir-"
mong which 42,8 19 are 8rtiilcnraen4 70,88 1
ao'diers' in garrison, 219,125 feeld infantry
cumsunce ofLoais XVIII ImvingleftiWar
saw leads us to suppose that the emperpi of
Kussta will .very soon take a decided part
aguinst rrance. r ' 7:7r?; 7"' 7" 7'
The King of Sweden is arrived at Pil
; 1 Bonaparte is expected at Atwerp. ' " '
and nas a family, was impressed (we think).
at wapia : rops, provision? o every kjuu,
and money 'were moj-e abundant han re-
memoered lor many years.UTeat prepara
tions were going forward for the coronatipn,
which Is to take place on the 1 8th Brumaire ;
(9th November), , lti the Charop.de.Mars,
wun a pomp anu spienaour wmcn is expect
ed to b urpas8 any thing"recordedJin an ciefit J
oriftodfrn tiraes :vThe' crown has. cost i
)4itOT,aQ0irrics:ai neweo9tumha)een,
deyisedLfote Eenatcra7 dignitaries, and
grand officers, to be worn oil that parricu,
Ur occasion ;,one part of which is the large
Grecian sword, with gold moanting-
The empress elect was purifying herself kt
Alx-la-Chapellc. Thus in the interior.-'
Things abroad did not Wear such astniling
aspect7 Germany Russia,-and Swejdeny
have persisted' to f efuser tlie itjnpcrial title
iq Bonaparte. ' Var with the latter Was cori
sidertid ine vi tabled f Ten Rassitn sajl of the:
line and fel'rigares had passed through the
sound, to join,' as. was supppsedY the Bri.
tksh fleet?1 Sweden would accompany the'
motions of Russia ; but the part of Austria
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h From the Norfolk Herald, October 1 8. -CJ
We stop the press to mentiVn 1 the ar
4 rival in Hampton Roads of the ship Monti-
cello, ca.pt. Geary, 49 days irom Wantz. ra
ris papers' to the 22l August, have been
received, frorn which extracts will be; given
in our next.V-"Capt. G. "informs that a fri-
gnielf 30 guns-was laving at Nantr
for sea, and was waiting the embaikaih of
commissioners to the governmenKcf the
United States, on business rckuvc to the
inland of Sti Domingo.'
l, om the'.
FraVce.
Is tf per.
rloniicello left Nants the
C8th of Auffrfst: we have not received any
l;!anrlers.7 Ail-nutrgLyessels from the
1 Dutch harbours report, that tKcJcqthmon
f1- opinion; in Hallund is, , that Buonaparte in
f. tends 'to haye therexpcdition imdcftalten
soon. but at : the sartletimethat his ofhVers
and men are no "more so sanguine in theiif
their jrxpectationrf f . an easy conquest in
this country, or speak with the sama con-"
, tempt of thenauon of shojikeepers'.as they-
- -did last yrarSonie superiar olficers, who j
have Uarcclto remonstrate agnnt-a landing
- ,-cf an army embarked in gun-boats, unpro
' tectcd hj men of var, have bve broken by
"Bn tparte. 7 l.- : . .'7 . . '. 771;jLi
' ' X'ha Bengal fleet, . consisting of seven
ihipsi and estimated at 3,000,000.1,, is ex-
--fAlrriVAJMihire 1st of next month
aadrTio apprehensiocs are now entertained
, nr tbeir safety, ;:-; .. -;v;j;.;i.; 1
-- marquis Welesley has transmitted
hotification of- his xlcsign to. quit . Bengal
"' early in, the ensuing seasyti. .,'... : i.
. The eokirt of directors of the East India'
v IIoue have voted the foUowingJsums tothe
- captains, officers and seanien of the China
fleet, for thtlr gallant conduct Jrt beating off
the French squadron under admiral Liaois r
papers hjrher, but Jrom acp.nverBation wim
a gentleman who came passenger, we learn
iaievery thing continues yet tranquil in
France 1 the usurper's ) nanic was a terror
to every one, yet all seemed tcraerjiesce
in - tWe -measure, of -a : governrnSBt jvhjcbt
however terrible was preferred trj the hor
'rors of revdutioosi Bonaparte had lately
visited Boulogne, Ostend, kt. and it was,
reported had returned toJPafi." befofe the
Monticeli sailed. 7 At Boulogne: there
were encamped 100,000 troops: these he
exercised under his own ej'e, both by night
and day,, embark i nj i n and d i 3-e mbark ing.
The greatest" time, occupied. in the .embark
kation of this immense army was Mo hours
nothing can more Strongly shew the exact
ness, of their disciplined While fenglged ill
the exercise the emperor missed' his step
fell between two boats 1 he did not sustain
any injury , but it had . nearly proved of
consequence. The belief that any thing is
intended by all these 'preparations, began to
wear away : at the same u:ne the reports
by -the govcrnnient that an imnvediace at-,
tcrngt'is to be made were 'multiplying on
each other. .While at Boulogne Bonaparte
oHstfibutcd die Insigniae of the order of Ho
nor to the oncers of the Legion arid the
Lejjionarfes. He formed his while army
into a square, withiq' which was erected a
throne, elevated to an immense height.-'
-The decoration ofthe order were separated,"
and one half presented to the emperor in
the Shield of the- Chevalier Bivard. the
other in die Helmet of Du Guesclin; -The
report of disconteht between Bonaparte and
sorncTof ihls generals jyaswell founded :
M.tdoialJ has been disgraced, St Le Coujbc,
driven-into exile. Itis not true however,
tliaHhe troops were dissatisfied 'with the,
distinction shwn theJegWharles i their pay
Is extravagantly high, andTtheir provisionV
good and abundant. The fleets qf Toulon,
Brest, an4Jochefort were still safe at anchor,-
but in great want of seamen ; a press
J was established similar to that in England,
wnicn was uncommonly active. A person,
mate to Captain Smith of New York, who,
though born in France, ha$ resided seveni
teen years ia the Lral;cd States, Isjctrrifid
and Denmark was not sd plainly seen.-The"
British coii('rnUfd a Vigid blockade ; in the
late bombardment of Havre- a great many
houst-were de'molished, and a considera
ble number of Jives were losti-;ic7j:
.It .was. tsported that Moreaii vjras at Bar
eelona ; but many doubts were entertained
concerning this fact, : or whether Mofeail
yet lives.': Some" assert that he is dead, 1
that his name is assumed in Spain,- until thc
public can be better pvepared 'lor the truth7
The letter eaid to have been written by him.
tohis brother, is lound t be, as we expect
ed, a faWcatTwirhrgemle'm
us tisformatioti was present at his trial
he 6tates that he was at . first unanimously
acquitted but that whrn Buonaparte heard
ihtt.-desicji$rSti CtoudTeroleji.kt'
ter to the tribunal; threatening every ...iSem-
btr of it with Ins venguance y and Moreau
with final imprisonment- At the same time
more than twenty, anonymous letters werj
dailv" received, threateniuceverv minwlth
death, who should vote the .deathof the
general, .r In this aw kward 1 piyfojcament,
between Scylla .'and 'Charybdira,K they fen
derefl the judgment, wbfch has been ah
hounced. ' Such waMhe agitatioh of the
public mind or some days before the. trial,
during its contlntance, and some" days after
jt, that. Buonaparte diil not venture oatt of
SC ClmjHur 1 8 sacce'Ha.ThTs'is
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