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ODIARPER—GUNDAY, SEPTEMERE by edly y fated, that very decided sige wile in the Mauritiud to the fran gmence OF France; ‘that_ the people, unshare with, change, and uncertain as to the issue, ries to. Seitite ,to themselves tonditions sthere: “gaclinitiony dag: ‘Interest, and had; whichhis viel, Made. overtures to our nindla. i ‘be admitted to a partici nat of the English Caniilitution, rayithe are té.be Scceded.to y we ‘ ffirred, ‘ghite: che ‘Beorgiana packer, it ee ber fram. roe ates ireeant and, portant evens the French of the: Ore point ihe reat the Eastern hemisphere, from whence yeast detive the means effectually co armoy ~7——Netce,, e Prince of Johannaan Wand on the North want of vena Intely arrived at Ma im charged by the King, Rte father, with propo bias highly advantageous to the British interest. green % wich probability of, our Govern ie Andix being , Saas (the capital of the Burmah Empire in tudequedde’ of the nylam benevolently an d appraated by the former torbe emigrants from . 2 The King of Age being apprised of the e-Ryats, ordered the Vizier of Arra mam psrfue them into the Chitmgany ditrich, baling them back ;~ but the Vicier being’ de ‘involved ing conte with the act by the decided conduct of the Company's filent, Gapt. Ironhouse, from fulfilling his or~ ‘hat been surmmoned to Ummerrapoors, to for his disobedience. faste mean cime avait body of the Buemahs pedfected on the frontiers, and it was ,untiy WD Mr. Stonhouse, that their objet was the Reev.of the refugees by force. Thirteen ‘of Sirdats joined their parties as’a place Pi Rajplore, to the number of 3009 men, yet Fatleng field-pieces, which were conveyed were thartders, ic being impossible to bring qmMeartiages through the jungles; there had Abinied on blocks. in. works which the’ Sir aefe eae ane of Nek 79: see Aplayveme Government, 94 being informed he hu eae ‘directed Capt. Sconhouse ra fal: msi, fad faf; ended. iG operons ey Could be apprised of their danger, an Gsm affair Potted ‘at the date of the lat forces ‘of “hiv -distrist, and imme rk the seading; unless they retired, are however, to the safety of the Euro~ fig-avns forme years sent to Ava from Spree of improving the com pat Merbsarle between the five countciess the Pritt Haphridias Barmah considered the mission all old ‘the’ presents with which our. Ame atin charged as a tribute, and to impress a mmte with the bike contest, refused to ser ve at Pa GMAEBO no-ciies and owns, and 14,490,500 Ma usives of Arracan, which, is elit Festly elites millions more , every No elitary service, and she ordinary tthe armies in by ordering every Reb sea in each district to finnith Teneo ionare,to its population, or an equi enhat she were of 360 tackal. (40 or Tanz theoldiers are fed by the 1 pay, and in cases of defer ryhe family of the offender for cowardice subjects the family of @choiral punishment, which is pigeoned.: This barbarous practice is ecret-inciting q enterprizes of danger rasa activated by any innate sense of std intentible on national pride, Trang, Atlin, and Gahbat ages: AMM W wretchedly armed, their Pe padiei wendemned mulkers from wae ha odins : mer. between. this country and mi several days suspended ; we, ited: in saying has terrt tore reference to the fub it While ‘the sentiments of Tethained unknown, ‘we pro whee in the work of peace 3 and eWexpprehend all negotiation it Téult- cermin, that so long potent to prosecuce the war PX duclipe to peace, — Oéseruer, agai reduces much general enturance, it is probable, dio*'extort money, or Lisbon from its allance catonly of Spain will, RUM OCE fide, and to dhe vigi- CALQur. Aeets we may fairly heather, others of her Crew avers wounded; tdea of them killed the Spaniard, by, Means of her fineeps, made off, having agit afterwards appears ad, left between 4o and former. Capt. O'meally: tab obliged to abandon: his prize,with pra, difficulty reached Falmouth of the 16th. _, the Spanish Government has just issued a cs tree against the Jews, which is astonishing, because for some time all, is acts’ manifested a contrary pision.. Here follows an extract of that igang ecree:— ee Raeee _._ Hin Majetty order jis islet te ay any paipori'te Jewa pondite : WY RRR ET A we lnaaioee their Journeys: whither they propose to take up their refijence there ar ‘not. E recommends it to the Governiord of the fron tiers to hinder them from entering into the king dom j and immediately to rend ern all those who may be found within the territory of Spain”. For a long time (the order says) the laws of this Monarchy forbid to all Jews a free allege, and their esablishment in the country of his Majesty. A rare er ansgression renders it necessary,to restore the vigour of the lalis, tel This decree is dated the 24d of July.” Angcher has been ified nearly of the same date, and not less singular. .. eg This decree prohibite all Mrangete, of all na tions, from exhibiting ‘on the theatrewas Spain, and all other public places, the art of music, danc ing, singing, and declaration ; in short, from ap pearing as actors in tiny kind of drama cic perfor+ mane, — . . . ee . By + Captain who is just arrived fromm Buenos Ayres, which place he left on the aath of April, advice is received that three French frigates, viz. one of 46 and two of 36 guns) the same which have done so much mischief on the cost of Africa, were then fitting at that place, and intended to fail the beginning of May to cruize on the fail of Brazil. : . Tousseint has isued a Proclamation déclaring all the ports of the Southern Departmentva of Sr. Domingo, namely, from the ports of “Mariaguatia and Aiquin, to Quibetin and Jeremie incluthe,. to beina Ane, of blockade; and he foligig.the Britih, French, Spanish, and American cruizers to capture all vessels going to or from these parts, excepting only such Vessels in which are persons escaping from the Rebel Rigaud. * A Sheet of 66 sail from the Baltic, under convoy of the Andromeda frigate, is now on the coat, * Thé'Hindofony of 54. gune, sich threb “treat, para feorri the Mediterranean on Friday arrived at: Portinvourh 3; from whence the Cerberus’. failed, with troops for Ireland, oo The agth Regiment, which’on Monday arrived in Canterbury barracks, where'it was understond they were to remain during the winter,on Thurs day morning received orders to proceed to Deal, there to wait the instructions “of Admiral Lut widge ; burt on their arrival’ there, they were on Friday morning immediately embarked on board the Dido and Resource, ‘for Guernsey. — The Rifle Corps is about to “be considerably augmented, which,for the practice of other ‘countries, is become a measure of necesary and’of course of commendable defence. Each Regiment of the Line gives twelve men, and an equal num ber is permitted to volunteer from every Pencible Regiment. At a meeting of the Bath Agricultural Soviety on Tuesday, some experiments on potatoes were tried, and it has been ascertained that this vege table, fried in its kin, and dried in a kiln or oven, aid at the expiration of several years, be as good for food as when taken from the ground. Some potatoe flour was sent to Jamaica without being injured by the voyage, c. Three thousand Austrian troops have arrived at Ancona by sea, with arms for others ; 3000 more are shortly expected, which will make the whole, near Ancona, amount to 11,000 men. Admiral Lord Hugh Seymour arrived at Ja maica, on the 27th of July, and Admiral Parker was to sail in a frigate for England in a few days afterwards. It is not uninteresting to remark the number of incendiaries who infest the dominions of the Em peror. By the lat Hamburgh Mail we learn that a great part of the famous town of Leoben, in the Frioul, has been f@r fire to, and all the public buildings burnt to the ground. The same has happened at Lintz. The fire broke out in the Hospital, and every house in the Old Town was destroyed. The fire raged during three whole days, General Angereau, who commands the Bata vian army on the Rhine, is arrived at Paris, and has had several audiences of the Chief Consul. Ie isaid that he refuses to serve under Mureau— Angereau is one of the most determined Jacobins in France, Major J. Hawkes, of the Bombay artillery, on the evening of the 1ath March fast, while waitin at the fort for the ferry-boas to take him across on his return to Colaba, to dissipate the time, refulved to bathe. He plunged into the water, but, from some unknown cause, did not rise. immediate search was made for the body, but it was not found till the following day. On the succeeding morning it was interred with Military honours, Marque Generals Bowles and Nickalson, and mot of the Officers of the pateite attending. Cap tain-Lieutenant Powell is promoted to his Com ny. PR Bristol paper contains the following para graph:— * General Meta, the present Commander of the French Army in Egypt, we have good reason to believe, not many, yeare 2 Resident in this City where he kept an Academy for the Instruction of Youth to the French language, under the affun~ ed fame of Du Planier: we say the assumed namie, because we know that in the year 1993, Gene demand this city, who was his Friend, and perf ectly conversant with hig hand-writing,and who frequisnnty corrasponded with him, received slee for him, gard Menou, in which he stated that to be’ his ral vaime, and assigned the motives which had induced him:to ired up another during Ai¢nbode in Rngland.Uni s his létter,he mentione his having been employed in a department of the Calfom-house, but that quitting that icuarion he had entsied into the Republican army, and had itintly divived at the rank of Gaprain, with che ive prospect.of ‘farther prorkovion. .All defe ances, combbined with the ‘Knowledge of ing 8 deciler! Republicit in principle, when lefe this Ciey is hit wet in July,or August Soo), and the swing account,recantly gidgen te Ban the French, papers, to give us confide ny conjecture e the. ci-deona M. dw Pianaier ww General Menon, The London Paper of Saturday and Sinming last, from which we have this day given Entraéta, throw no new fight upon the question of Nego tiation. The object of both’ Countries seems to be to preserve the most profound secrecy...and this object at least they have been mutually successfu in straining. Hed the British Ministry consented to the, Sea Armistice, which, is did to have been strongly in fied upon by Bonarante, the firm advantage would have been felt by ‘the combined French and Spanish Fleets in Brest, which have been so long blockaded and nearly starved by a British Squa dron of far inferior forces
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Dublin Journal
Dublin, Dublin, IE
Thu, Sep 18, 1800
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