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MILAN, JULY', 20.
Yhclfoitowirts: are the particulars
( jv i place, atrurikon be lath of this
!V 'montlfrJSctittUieri who-- weri'
1 .ordcrcci to march for Tufcany refii -
:V-;fci.toivfetViutltiil the ar rears of their
.,if.v J " O--,
f 1 , pay Wfcre ifchareed. General t)e:
'I jvK;,.ttaatjipere4.Wong.theni,
i li k K '-V,;dcav6urecl t appearfe the tuibult;
hattj.the", light ot o fold :er who
rfDbkftj louder! thkn the Veli, and who
threaded hidi .With $ mufquet,
' Ie'v-vunaWc1ongcr ta re Puain his
indi;jA'nq. It rs ihowyh it that oti
. this occffiion. he empli yeli loo rnuth
- rigour. . i n muiineers. ,intimma-
t-V'..! " . ! I 1 . -. ' hii .. ' .If .1. ' " -
v - tea tnisiJOTior inerr oencrai,
r icv uu,L .juh i in? ludtuu. augium.iu
leturn to your duty. Swear, fideli
ty and obedience ;tb , your com
Theie ileets wi
thahi i8p fail, and
iTi Htii certain that: Scot!
, I . , ' ,i
warrtS.' . ' ; ,f I
This proclamation is to be printed
and read at the headfor! every ;;'co.ni-
pahyV "X JOURDAN,
noi lefs it
Bubnapirteoas. at length tcught'j pofed, that uiijjer the
reftcp
merle;
4
it appears almofl: proper toendVakijid cf cq
iiid is the point eeclaratipn to tpi; Ruffian C?(
ickwiU bedi- j apv4f P the rib;ie
gerauAv
Yefterday morpinjnja courier Jlt-
, LECHpTfcij, July 24. rivecllhere fiom LordnSs at Con
Everv thinz is atipreicnt m mo-II rtantinonle.i th-Sne Brltifh Ambaf
tipn here for the .purpofc' of. rein-Jl tidor i Lord MjntoJl af)d in the ;af
forcinff the.troops employed in thelj ternoon the latter macTc known the
fiege of Porto Fetrajo, fo as to com- official account that i he town and
pel that place to furrendeiv Eight fprts 0f Cairo, and all the French
priyeleerj are "fittedj out to; lervje. as t0pS jt lay there pi rtly in garrii
Vranfportt, j and to aft orTenfively fon partly in eptreri :hments, had
againft the; enemy,! Trje befiegefs givcri thcmlelvesiua 01 capitulation
have been luppljed with provmons,i t0 tjjC combined Tutk lib and Bntiih
1 1
. 'iUw v however, tlcy returned to the
ji-.'.i .'t6wnj apd joined feveral other fol
.' v diers.Txvho likew;fe demanded their
1,.,
mm
jrav, ou wi,tnouti commuting any
s othsT-actVf inlabordihation. and
Continuinio do duty-. The rlrft
rVVol iters p'r:icedcd ro 1 hjs 'citadel,
la'owh'ch the'k willed to enter;
ammunition and fome rreav.y artil
iery. t ii the diviiion of Vatrin
that carries on thti ttege of Porto
Ferrajo. General jVatrift'. fet off
yetle'rdav to fupsrinfend the opera
tions. It is not triic that ah ;;Eng-
lifli fVjnadron hts appeared orT loito
Ferrajov . The only Englifh vcfiel
leen there was the: Rpfe cujtter the
commander of Vhich after fomc
communication "with the chiefs of
the city, proceeded, on his delti
"here Iwas
FRANCE
forces . The Frenctt troops , are
maflejprifoncrs of warJ and will be
transported to FrattteJ The joy of
tne inhabitants on thejiigning or the
capitulation! cannot pe defcribed ;
and had it not been fV the prcfence
of the BritiQi , the prdple had com-
mitted the molt barbarous outrages
tipon the French rjfifofters of V7ar.
Since the middle of June, already
the u rand v izier, j wit m tne a tint
anpe of General ; Hutcainfon, bad
.fiir.counded Cairo, and the regaining
parts of the combined force had ap
preached thefbtt artji thrpatetmd
thcrh .with: ftormj The Fiench.
Vr ; nere ; was a ncw icume. in wnicn
1 r .- : rce oun," muurpra s was Kiiicti. anil 1 1 -- r 11.2 j-v.-j-i dl.;. i..i., itiii
11 the cfe fiid tre fed& Article, stbWlfatjU cv '6riH U Pionty
I' ipIdft his life in j thes t umiiTt. ' After I . iUace latl?cn(titdti vhb . Zmv&L .11 or rprce againit trem ioo conciuaea
I A;ths:ltewhdie 'ifcn ioined tliel clii VUirit ;PAr?M!-H uUtly to lay ddWn their arms
llRK'K :' review-, bjjt he; wa
;l,:tH. fol-Jieis with; lou
1 t'7 ?;-:-t-ewed r the demands
general ueimas wnhv to have a
I forOid to retire ;
Ihouts re-
oF their pay.
glgCnslou rda nj; a n d Coll ic on d u ft.ed
: ,,thcmlelvc1srT.witii j'tuch'; V'rudcnce,
; ;tf;at thev at leneth tucceedtd in re-
florin e t ra u 1 1 j ty and to pay the
" irooDS that are undei the command
; f the latter.; , Genecal Tourdan has
r tven' orders for:, a cbntnbution of
three h
levied
undred thoufaad hvres to be
on the Imcrqhant?, be fides
another (umlon joeHopsjof property, f
"for the pamentir-, :4f jthe troopSV j
I: 'I Already we ari informed that thofe'
y we are irpr
in this; place have received a part of
tneir - p;y. : in;s ;uniprrunate civ
il urn fl a n c e li3S ; prey eh ted the Count
aria .Counters of; ?Lghurri frotri en-
ioy mg: the fetes: which! were pre pa-
- red for them it Turin. It ha3 been
i founa necellar Valfbi to defer the
Celebration; of. the feflival of the 14th
of July.
I'
to Spain all the country this fide of
trie nver uiiaaiana, ano.tnis. river;
HFor the future is to be the limits of
the two kingdoms. :
2. PortiikaJ cblices hertelf to in-
Hpmriifv 5n:nn for all the lexDences
incurred fincc the declaration cf
war.
9. All the fortificationsand flrong
places which the Spaniards have!
tsken, other than thofe tfrded, fhallj
0" aemoi'incu: mac is, an ixioiq
that, are beyond the limits!
4. Portugal thai pay ro rranc
our" millions, of dollars, as an in4
j ' ui .: ; t
k. She cedes to France an eftab
lilhment in the Brazils.
6. The fleet of Portugal fhall be
placed at the difoofition, of Spain
and France, who make ufc of it in
i
the proie&ed expedition.
7. Ail the ports of Portugal. thai
be guarded until a general peace
with Erifflarid, and at the expencft
of Portugal, hv: .2;OC0 Spaniards
T i 1 - - '
- The following proclamation has and io.coo French
JKnuriHrfflfl m thr Frnrh tronns We do hot know whether there
iiere iin ganiiott: ;
' You demanded your pay, and
you have received iti Your grie
ryances ate at an!! end; and any far
ther I figniEcation" bfli difcontenti
. would be a crime which would draw; j
i' mnn fln rin tfh mnf Vv t hr. French H
, U V JVM . w. y .
government. Agitators with guil
ty in dentions 3re how digging the
mine in .which they hope 10 over
; whelm you. . Hear your leaders ;
tliear !the voicelof- ho'hour ! hear
f Buoriapane! who through us, thus
' vddreHes ybii-f Soldiers! he fays,;
whole courage has fixed the admira-.
v t ion of all Europe, who ha v e a c -
tl quirftdTightis to the gratitude of yovir
4 CQuntiy---SbldierS !'yu have erred
vBevvare I ;bm'one iten farther-
and you aret rebels .enemies to the
Republic. The army the nation ;
liave: their eyes upon you. One
ftep farther andyoUare d Ihonou ed t
Your Uurejs arc tarniflied. YcuJ
zrbnp longer; the! 'children1 of: you 4
country.0 ' jj . V .;r;;
Sbldiers lj we wcvjl d gladly :bopl
that this language wotd a wake . id
your; breads thejile fentints.o lio
hour) which have e;ver diftihgufiriecl
the defenders! of your country
that -vou wilier? je by future hibi
mifun to yourjehiefs l- the remer
brancc of th?evens which are pa
fed - 1 but had trie; foirit Sf inf ubor
di nation'prlcieeea lengthi
r iff rt fl&
we
eolka
R.epubl
'i taee pf the difbrders of btlt retreiti
; and t he-fi el ds pf Italy were deluged
- with the blppdo your Ocmirades iii!
''-..arms; -.1 he r rench 1 eovernment
pparcloned tbc leaders of that ipfufi
irecVion. , Its generofity,V hovyever
-.'could not command their Ptratitudei
l hey ftillcheriOi;a fpirit of hatred
anapjreyenge i againit ; the, r ren'Chj
"They ;.are.even .ripW almoft ready to
carry into. ettett their euiltv oiirJ
Sold lefil: while vou are ready td
if in tiimiilK , a an 1 n ff v
HlHtrlanders,-- they! are. on . the othwl
fefefran d1,: ; w at che's-tor' yo Ur-rood . ' The
8rcaeit aangerjjj now lurround youj
h A great cohfpi racy is formed aainft
are any fecret .articles 6tnti
mber 6f prifon
tp be $6o9vmong(i whom arc many
Greeks Armepians, . occ.
i Ih confequence of this ca pi tula-,
tion, all Dpper ard Lower Egvpt
have fallen into the hands of the
Turks and Engl ifh. The Frenxh
retain nothing1 rnjre of Egyptiiouf
the -town of Alexandria, ;-
" Aftertthe! chjtranc$ off the CtinA
Vizier into CalrO that General,
logetuer witn tne cngutn, naa ac
ui vocal
4purt, in
- - m M
c in wnicn ivi.
KkliticlheflF communicated to him
the convchtion of t!hexi6th of June
--It i,slto the following purport : L-
u. The Firft Cbrifbl of the French
ReDublic acknowledges the recemt
of the 'convenUorQf Peterfburgh of
Mt jbth or une4 ahcTtajces this OP-
pbrtliNity aadfure his Impefial Kfa-
qf the lalting good difpohtion
and fintifhents of ;the French Go-
vbrnment. towards hiH Maje fly's
perlon and goyernrJilht and affures
hinif that I he ny ill Ida every th?ug
that may, be plea fin g and agreeable
to the Court of' RufHa iTand this
end i4puid have beefr ahfwered fobri-
er, ifkjthsj negotiations ; wth fing-
,1tjheintUati6ri 6f affairs in Italy
arid Bftypt.and:the wars with Porr
tiigal had v not thrown oertaiq m-
Vnqiblejdbnaclea in the vay of the
uuuuvtii
i. 1
Ot
r-4
I I tj , isiunder ftood 'that. Lbrd Nel foil
will cjvjiickl.jr.takc ; the command in
the I Mjederraneanj in ithq roorhHSf
jUord I keVihV Who ' jcturpl to Epgi
Upd I OlbMld affairs orji ioun cqafts
aMmitMof I Lord Nfelfonls abfence;
At all eyeits Lod Reith lis expected
ripme , J-. '. '-, i '...!' 1 -
ii By iletters from Copenhaeeni of
tli-e 4th inft. it appearsj tKat many
:$3ngjeis3lre about to take place in the
l naval arid tnilitrry depart
;The Danifn fleet, nowefti
it twenty fail of the line and
tdb frhfciteX fit for fcrvice, is to be
ed.to3oiail cf the line and 16
i the additional ; fhips to be
built at Copenhagen. Gluckltadt
and Frederick ivar.
cutnftances tpe
intelligence pf the furrinder
iro it confirmed. Two mf-
k arrived xeflerAair with dif-
p t A,1 '
patches from Conftantinone and
Vienrtq to the Eaft-ilndia Comoanv.
-L ...... 1,
14,
thru II l ne all patches to Government are
r,ii,t fn, twWrri, AiA9nr)rn . II from ILord . MintoJ who continues
and- it ws expeaed that General Oftgratulate his Myelty's Mi-
Aiehou would fodn follow the ex-J on he falTf Calr0i Thc
ample of his., comrades at Cairo, and
1 1M:.
endeavour
tulatioh.
to
obtain a decent capi
f !
CREATIUTAIX.
m
oircnderjbermeahis nccefiary
'ftjbtilctiwwdSl
it jua t til 7pvjrer iPC? 1
jlic, the enemy took advanll
ro?t the Moniteur of Aiiptjl 7.
- At day brealt on the kth inrlahi
Admiral Lord Nel fpn,: with go fhip
of war of different fizes, appeared
before Bolopne. A divifion of our
light- fl.jtilla was, at anchor at the
mouth of the harbour. Its three
fub-divifions WeHpx-crtl
gether,- without Jajjnyj '"ln?eaj:)be
tween either the 1 ft and the 2d of
the 2d and the 55 i; ' A! fi rink
commenced from .the Brit ifh bom
veffels, and brifkly rcturr-ed by
ours. But the feney kepata difii
tance of iC;OC fathom? JrbrVp'ar.line
The Britifh fleets 'made . feveril atl
tempts .to advancer, pur foldiers
then afked leave tc.;gd on board the
three fub-divifions. The other JiU
vmons or ,ie ji'tuta were airp
readirIVviTupbrt the van divi
lion, f The; flollaj kept up.fi RriCl
and uninterrudtedt fire : fo that by
noon, the e n 9m y , w e r e b 1 i g ed 1 0 !
retire to their-tttll pofition,- beyond
the range 'fpvir :;guns!.1?Bit0hey
c on t inuedi difc barge 0 ;f j borri J i
the couriplthe
above nine; hundred. , ';ot aih
oerfo riwes eithe r lied br rw6u n d
ea onrour tide. x wo ot; our gun
boats-werejdamagecJ j biit fo flighilj
that they :w ere ;fe rict-TOomcnt
compMety repaired. In thdmorriq
mg - 01 inc 171 n, ine ;nturn.ile5t
cu- v . xa a a 1 1 9 wca tuer 4een 1
im, j;. .:Ke.ar-Adrr4nl:itaucnr
ight have dbnev IhemKrnPre im$
;oh: ;OTe Britifh Admiral's ;in
tenton wks to,fWce our van divi
,nd tp pnter the harbour. He
scried pf it. This !ena3i?emeni
ce withrn fiht:of both the
French Vnd Britith lhPres.i It ii
ine nnt ovtnis nature that has haoi
pexted. ItK cpnfepuence mav ren
der it more important than arryiirJ
cumttahces wij;h whicli it wasiiml
mcaiavciy iijieea,' in ;ine eituna
tion or polterity. r ;
;at
itiaia
j ; LONDON, AUGUST 13.
I Yeitcrday the public were grati
fied with a demji-official notice of
pleaftng intelligence having been
received from Egypt.
1 Mr. Htigdeni'fadomeflic of Lord
Mihto, hrputhmVecounts pf a mef
fengcr having palled through Vi
elnja!, who was the bearer of difc
patches from Canftantinople, con
taining an ac roc nt of the furrender
of Cairo. Go ernment gave full
c dtt to the report, having receiv
er htnilai intellicelricethc preceding
r'ay from a
ii 1
(one out wit
t with I Sr Sydney Smith,
called badk tothis country
Pamifiy concerns." He flatcd
ti JFrptte, who had
and was
by forne f
that 'news ot the fall of Cairo had
Scabbed :CpnftaptrnoplberoreJi:s
rleparture, - In confequence thefol
f Qvjring:notic2 -was.iflutd, in the af
'rppn'.
' f; -A Mm:ri$fc f, ai rived this morn'
in from llird bto, at Lord Minr
to' othce, by whom we are inform
ed that the Grt?nd Seignior had ie
lcd diipattHs from the Grand
Vtfer, . contairijrig'7 aiv account of
the All of Cairo, with 6coo p
n
dhes, however to the Eaft-
ICompany, place the intelli
gence peyond all doubt. They are
in fu
fieri f- n
Otto in this capital might
cure, is noticed with proDer V ,Ci
rity in the Moniteur. whi;-
merited tribute to thc virtues
Mafefly, land aitichin 1? to . .
dington tbe title of refpeQablet
a nenrr ifhaf h . , ' :-v
- - I w was
difpleafed with the article alQ
Tbe fkeleton of three rw;J
arrived in London la ft week f
foreign fervice-i-The fcythe 0F ?
and di(eafe ha4 thinned them
about one-fourth. Ore re;L ,0
has loft 606 out of 700! !
ThexEmperotiof Germany has
pointed committee of fome r
mofl ikilful bhvScians .. . , e
vhofe infpeftipn 'and care ti,;.!r
children are to b
the, cow-pox
41 SI. . .
thffir manner f nrni.. J,
The
t- ; .
manner of rirftp?inr .1
t r ir.
uuici vdiionsj auu inerciuitot th
Audus-r if).
Inourlafl number we ftaterl ti..
the-negociations for peace ha ,r
fumed more than ufual aclivitv
oecuion. vvo near with pleafuT-
that many or the molt impoiin i.
eajments to a general adjultment
ave been removed ; and the prof.
ct of peace! becomes each day
hat every thine in.
dicates a fpecdy termination to th
war; . . s
A letter from Brun, dated z-th
tance as follows :
tuly ' ftates
lou's retieat to
to induce his
f That Paffwan 0
EiWt of a letter from Peter "todki, tfq.
Vv. Kmiay, tljq, dated Uonftaftui
ile, July 1), I sol.
jhad the honfjr to addrefs yoii
17th inft. hot receivedj by
on the;
an eipbrefs courierl in order to in-
you; pf the reduction of the
jmd city of Cairo by his Mi
1st and the Cttoman armies.
fome fevere actions wherein
fort?
atteif
t.he epemy had loft fcodo mcn in kill
ed a.q wounded; and that the re
mainder, con fi fling of four thou-
lar e, h3d iurrendered. I have only
learjnt.fince, that the enemy capi
tulated on honorable terms, and
Werb to be marched to Rofetta, to
be etibarked, for France, under the
efcort of Britifh fhips of war."
j Then fall of Cairo enables us to
concentrate our whole force, arfdi
to direit it agamft Alexandria, the
1 ft ppuVffion whici the enemy have
upon, the Egyptian territory, prey
ed by jfuch an army on the land fide;
and pjlpckadcd up by fea ; in want
of prqvifions and of water, if is not
probable that Alexandria will long
OUU Perhaps it is not now of
Chiciprucquence whet er Gan-
1 j-'-Si
mu
; A letter !frAmiBrufieIs, of the ad
linftii ftates, thafill'ihe armaments
in the ports of Picardy and Flan-
oers laret jeatty to
thetutirfe landed his troops or; whe
ther Neflanded any. If, While he
pn- j was !at anchor on the Eevctian
1 r
the furren'der of
ikely that feeing
cpaft
notice ; and
put to iea at the
t ha t i'e vera 1 n a'va 1
it v pd m con feci uence
ftom Bleftiand Toul
I ibfrlcers have a
hejbeard of
it is not un
,-f
you, j The conpiratorJcnoy that
in union with vourcHtaltVpu are
uv ijiMmi., ! Aiicy excue you to m
1 u 1 re ftion f a hd Wt ch thV moment tel
airaiBnatc yourlofftceis, with all the
agents .n d the fHends of the French
government; They will then ati
lack y.m ; whcn without Jeidrri
orfe,: you muft
.-i.4y f.n ocrore mem.
WtSvfcwirl this ftatcment is dif
vV c:5 Vu4f your lmracdiad
Cairdj
of hpw little ufe luch a reinforce
menrmuii: ne arter iuch. an event.
he reUrned with ; the;: irono to
r ran ce. ; 1 1, -ji'owetvcr -he, didaclu.
al;ly ynu ther, thiy will ndmohly
rae P'ditipn. Wien urn&til Hptifoe 'i'farry.
kjv " v'n iwauy.i jjjftnf uic jo; me enemv.
on- to aid in a
l, c
BRUSSELS, TULY
2S.
learn from Dunkirk that
mcafures have been taken there
place the veiTels which are in Uiat
port beyond the reach pf an'attacl
from the enemy, who have received
cohfiderable , rein fpr cements, with
fire-fhip and botnb-veffels. i
General ; Angercau is expefted
here to-da or to-morrow from Pai
ris, and attcr ;a fhort ftay he will
continue his route; to j the Hague!;
As loch as i Junction fhajl be formed
betwixt, the Ifrench arid Ba
fquadrons, ll this - General!: Willi iV 4'
on him the chief command Of Iboth
miuus, wnicn will be embarked
1 heir number is ' flatd f h-il U
lefs-;tharr.oocacn.fVj
andvDutik ii k are faidao "exceed i en
:jM:oh:..bhzth Vol which 5,000
4 mops :illtakd - their ; dfarture
init Gr;15iitam' ?-tfi firf
it :-:-Qf thisiaDdiht PtttrPonsbvrGart
livlirity'it is-;"fa.id;'
nean6rratiw;
tThe'bv.erlifetc from Btil-
?fo riW1iSftcapWreoF. fe ye b"t
tFr tilrAigSiad
fvtxanpjiijornn: om Doaret
iW'ijw'thelpHlpr
nheaunle lji'truipitrb
''ndedtikiS
JFfHrinfortiii even:
-it-t'Jicrrjcrr.iX'.trj-:'.' : '
ir ac noaTKcautigypt wxu
lea hecly ;ow"cpan
nefit tb: tH4-rctei f theiac coun t
jpf Ithe furrfcrid oT Cairo arid Cut
41,-
? TheEleclor of
Cologne 7 is dead.
k -1- : - - - ; . . V i-l , l w
J:ie, was. urcle tO(the reignxnc Em
peror of perni-by,v and f bibther
to two lalt .Lmneiofs. as well as to
o Mihe .. untdrtunate Antoinette.
late Ouecn of France. His Court
jwas bnce;yAtfr;i;jfdlendid by the af-J
icmuiagc or ine. rrench immigrant
Princes aiitllblityi
were overrun by i the.'enemvatjan
jeaVly period of j the; Warjillii'fi ief
ver fince'recoed poflelEbn'lof
;jt beni . . ' -ifthif. deat!h:of -thisifenetaE
fuchja -conjinre::may.;pe
'cilitaie the project of fccuralizitiini
iu-Avia:txi liisinauencew
a greaiimpcdicixt
Lqrjd'-Neiji,
i o r n iibg f rom 1 ea;
ailed vefterdav
in the Meduia
11 -
asooniiatr-
v. ill
11 (
frigate vjtb federal giin-brigs,; Cut
ters aind I bombfi: tflet ween i eleven
and tiive-P'dioTcik Rxe'feen frprn
Doy r.: iland.in KbsatKeC'E re nc h
coaftw nf ict-mtnT
m under a nreJssnof Oail ' - Ekch
f - hti j lielHliVliatw-
bpttpmed - bQatsbtvlbdaf is
lqpppieai tnat-anotner,; atuekiii
m m'4 t ely b matte-UDbri SoIbn
-t; lei lte:nemY apnea
preheMfrria
nrght tho prteygtttc
dcreii-atir
IHqre, i jft ariel etf4K?nairbbur.
f 7000 troops is
lfo. ifaidMo haver arrived within
thefej few days from the interior! ;
, A cbnyentiof Has been concluded
Frenehqibev opet upon
watte s telafinio; tM Gallrcan
.Cbutch. i 'Tbe'tefi:lta'-not- Keen.
pWipecH utl?ep Moniteur fay$j
i:;.l.he o overprnen t has ? good
reAfon hope, that ) in a . few
."PWf Ve pnett w3ho call them-
Jeiyes ;conIitutiobal i thpfe V.vrho
have iaken the prbmife of fideliiv
I-J 2l!MVt- l 1 t . 'J"".;
1 v'H inc otncTs united , in
chent larid' onfniori.. . wil 1
upyjtnemfcivei with the'careaOf
WY: f Pce, cbncod
arxo-u won.' - j . rV-V;r'
An article contained in a Icridor
paper lome time
Widden was a feint
opponents to block
him rip in thst fortrefs. lie has
now, fought the great battle which
forrned part of his plan. The bloc,
kadeis railed, and the troops of the
Qrand Seignior has been either cut
to pieces or difperfed. In execu
tion of this plan, Paffwan Oglou
fent Over to the enemy a large num
ber of his mcift devoted adherents.
Soon after thts, he made a fally witH
the reft of the garrifon, and while
the Grand Seignior's troops ad
vanced againft him, the adherents
of Paffwan Oglou took them in the
rear, ard placed them between two
firesj in fucb a manner that the
greateft part were killed on thc
fpot the reft were compelled to
betake thcmlelves to a diforderlv
flbt.;j j , . '
We! icafn from Hungary, th?t
t "wo-thirds of the town of Gyula
h.s been educed to afhes. The
three churches, Catholic, Greek
and Prdteihnt the buildings def
tined for the Afiemblies of the State,
theMcaftle. (the fuperb mills, the
great town brewery, in. a wr4 ill
the principal edihees were en velowi
in flames. In the beginning of tiift..
nre, very perton enocavourea ta
fave a portion of -their; etretts ; the ;
Greets, ttrde'nsk aaoen: the ccl-1
lars wefe" trt.Aant.ly.-Bl'tt ';fuch r
was the & length and Rapidity of the J
James, that fcarce a Angle article
efcaped. : . :, h j' t
The Ruffian Coirrt Kas lent a cjV ;
cular letter to alt MS Diplomatic
Minifters and Agents, apprizing
them that the Emperor is willing to
rentw the ufual courfe of connec
tion with thi French Government ;
and that jit is no longer proper the
AmbaflaciorS flioulcf continue toob- ;
ferve any diftance towards the Aa
baffadorsof tlie Republic, ;
Frsm tke BHtiJh Army in In Hit
Head. quarters of the Mjfore AraVf
' . ';f ' . Dec 15.
SW expected that the defeat d
Donleafi would have terminated
Our toils and that we fliould hav
been allowed leifure to recover frost
the extraordinary fatigue to which
that bold adventurer had fubje&cd
us phut it feerhs that we are doomed
to a Hjerpetuity of warfare, and that
the fupprefTrdn of one enemy is but
the-rignal for fome new opponent i
ftari.into the Uifts. ...
We are under orders to inarch
againft the Cojiote Rajah . I do not
knowthentireeccahon ot no1""
. ' . . . . r i- -. , " ! t ....
liticst but from theiextraorctin2!v
ttaiBfiiand artificial defences of th
coqnlry, and (the ex ten five ptep
tkjPVj tbeenemy we are to loo
fp more' than Common hard mips.
rColOnet SiiVenlbn fucceeded to
the xdt5lnet m-My fore on the 20th
n'if?- 'yiT xrih (lev. ovf
htAfKrlailknt leader, '4epied
lbr":lhiiiatic oxi his reute w
This armvis tb be at SeringF2-
tam On the 20th inft. and after
halt three davi proceeds to t0'
Hote ; a idetachment from Bo
-trvii'1prtinmfa-e with us. anO W1"
toetairi extent influence
I-
SfjSK e7iSy'cbntry is excellent.
A ,VH.nT... nirirfarr. -
bWnding m faflneiEe, and covered
r..t !.:'k:'l-"t-C-1:J.--i- that
iriyading army is fubjecilo ince-iri
are aimoit without knowing -
countryi but ot
which fup-l healthy.
.. T V
known to have been long pfJPal 5
fpr the war he has provoked.
Since the monfoon?. 'the ?(V
is ftated to have occ'anor.rd tn-J-ficVrieis
in difrerent s:.: ' . :
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