... m Which became due on Wednefday, ar- rived in courfe. According to an article from Roveredo of the 23d uit, the Imperial army, after having forced the pa fs of the Bo- chetta, marched againft Genoa, and took it is and official accounts are faid to have heen re- d ceived from Genera'l Klenau, flating him to . have attacked the French on the 13th at is Spezzia, and to have made bimfelf entirely ...

... T aueflay's and ?? Pojs !L0}X1DO1il, Rug. I O, k 7 INTELLIGENCE from FRANCE. %N D RIS papers were yeiterday received . o the 4th inflant inclufive. The fol- il lowing are the molt material articles: h A letter from Genoa, fpeaking of the tak- I ing of the Senfible frigate, fLys, She was a very badly. defended ; the crew, compofed of Maltefe, were only a fet of cowardly r..- a cals ; that ...

... A . . I . - . . I S _. . ts, l At a late hour laft night, the Hamburgh r- mail due on Wednefday arrived. 'i By the Vienna Court Gazette Extraordi- nary, of igth June, the junffion of Generals ir- Moreau and Macdonald's armies is officially announced, and which has probably been fa- he cilitated by the landing of French troops at on Genoa, of which, however, this and the Ga- ith zette of the ...

... LantOl, cat 24. a: let .1_ Ao ?? -rrA-4x .i Pivmrn N the 22d inlt. arrived at PlymouHt the Fifhguard frigate of 4o guns, ?? manded by Capt Thomas Byam Martin, vi L'lmmortalite French frigate of 44 g9m. having a Commodore's br ad pendant, vi .- [he captured on Saturday the 2cth infll few leagues from Ulhant, after a dcfperat acdion of two hours and a half, in which r !- former had about 40 men ...

... 5 -t-mrday's and Sunday's PJNIL. ILnten, %.pM p 2. I-r ?? A q D1. D-tT NEWS BY THiE HAMBURGH MAILE VIENNWH, . June 13. I MORE nuumerous convoy of battering 7 cannon than any hitherto fent off is to 0o to ltaly this week. To lighten the com- non foldiers and accommodate them as much as poflible. the Empcror ba. ordertd that the introdultion of the new uniform fhall be ac- com panied by the ...

... SATURDAY's POSTS l!fh~,~Anr . I. \7 ESTERDAY, Lord Camelford was .1 again brought up to the Duke of Port- land's Office, but was not examined. The Lord Chancellor and fome other Lords of the Privy Council met there for a fhort time.- Lord Camelford was remanded into the cuf- tody of Johnfon, the meffenger. We are happy to hear that Lord Duncan is getting the better of his complaints, and that ...

... ,/r, ,y's an d difeefday's POX/ U.ONDON GAZETTE, July 28. ADMIRALTY O1FICL, July 26. , .ETTER, of which the followving is :i copy, his been tranfinitted by Ad- , ord St. Vincent, Commander in Chief ii Majefly's fhips aand veffels off Cadiz, to F vau Nepean, Efq; 8eabolfe, YUe 27, I/IC of Palnie//ar-ia, lWV LORD, ?? N. IV. 12 Alngoes. After a chace of cight hours, and a clofe -4T-v of eight ...

... Id ednefday'. and ThuyJday' JPoS/. -IJ-- - I , I AnIALrvTY OuFF}c, April 28. (kqCj' of a letterfrom the Right Hon. Admiral l srd Bridport, K. B. to Evan Nepean, £q; d.ated on board his IajeJl y'sJhbP . oyal George, at Sea, the 22d szjiant. S I R, ) HAVE tle fatisfaffion to acquaint you, t for their Lordfhips information, that T.':Iercule, of 74 guas, was taken by his Al'ajeay's flip Mars lafi ...

... P R O M 0 T I 0 N S. sir- T-.1- . . I I I? I : 1: . i I I I I I? i I I WiA OFFICE, July 13. u His-Majefly has been pleafed to appoint his Royal Highnefs'Erneft Auguffus Duke of Cum- beraisa, CK. G. to be Lieutenant General in the r army, by commiffion dated the sSth May 17S. ft Princefs of Wales' Fencible Cavalry. Major General Banaftre Tarleton, from late t American drago-osD to be Colonel, ...

... P X R IS, Nov. 13. The law which regulates the provifional form of the new Government was proclaimed I laft night in Paris with much loblknity. Al- though every thing continues in appearance I calm, the confpirators of the Council of Five I I i I I i II I I I I i I Hundred do not confider themfelves as yet i defeated. They hold meetings. They are f preparing a pretended proteflation; but, ...

... IN5FS BY THE HAMIBURGH MAILS. rll;NN.A. ed .fart c'_(Froan the C:,r-s GQre te.) The Ruffiti auxilit ry corps, ulnder the command of General Rofnbhenrg, wbihea lay il the vichiity of St. Polten, and beyond the Danlube, broke up fonae days lia:ce, in order to join thc army of Iital. It llarches in eight colartnos of Nvhiich the firfi, cenlfifhig of Cot- facks, greacd iers, at d chisffetsre, to ...

... IN 'LL G EiNCE? fiom FRAI'-CE. Paris papers to tne 3:tlh ult. reached Lon- dont on Thurftday evening. 'They confirm the cap-ure of N-aples, and of all Tafcany, excepting Leghorn, where the French had left a fmall garrifon. Ge. cral 2Isacdonald has ecfaped to Genoa, with the lofs of his baggage, which was captured Ly tlic Erng. The head-quarters of Ceneral Suivarrowv are ftated to be between ...