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the power III our hands OF attacking hSih
again with every profpra Of fucceis. IN
deed, 70 confident were we OF Il, thar every
man IL the Malta. will iwear, Panted Tor
the order for The frelh attack. Il IS not
for ne to attach blame TO fuperior Gin
Ger, much les Commander IN Chez on
this occaGon. lie may have reaions, Pri-
vate ,eafons, ard indeed orders OF tuch
peculiar nature that govern ms conduct
and I've up his hands. hut where did
better opportunity offer itleif, with fuch a
glorious profpea Of viaory' and that has
been mott chearly lott. Few OF our thiPs
except the Windfcr Caale, have been IN
ured, and NOT Jingle man undaunted N
Tie fleet, with an enemy evidently IN terror,
and flying before US.


After the battle on the 72l, we contin-
ued idle, ia fact, doing nothing, ii. the
enemy was completely out of fight. II was
rhe object Of our Admiral mott clearly TO
keep them from Citing into Corruna or
Ferrol and we prelume, he was daily, G.
ven hourly expecting The feet OF Lord Mel
fen. We therefore, itretchcd away Tor
Ferrol, were We arrived on the 29th, from
which place we were difpatchrd for En-
gland on the 3iit, anti arrived here to day.


The combined fleets, We are perfectly iat-
isfyed, were bound for Cadiz.


Letters from Ad. Calder's feet fate that
he was boc!Sading Ferrol, on the ID Au-
gut.


Accounts were received IN London, that
Lord Mellon was off Cape ST. Vincents. on
tie 28th July. His Lordihip was joined
By hd Colingwood of Cadiz, bur conhd-
crng his ~ fail Of the Inc 20 be full
match for the combined feet he detached
Ad. {. 10 relume his cation Of Cadiz.
The Spaniih ihIps ST. Refeal and Firm,
taken il the action with the combined fleets,
have arrived ar Plymouth.


Allthe late letters and papers from Ger
many. are f,l,d with accounts Of the war
like preparations of Auttria.


A very important note from the Rufian
raininer NJ. dc NovoziltzofF has been pub,
hfhed in the Hamburger papers, through the
influence Of the Britifh n;niiter at that
place.


Bells Weekly Mehenger Of the 9th Aug.
alluding to fome former obtcrvatIons on
the fubica Of the RufIlan negotiation, re
marks =" In a word, M. Novoziizof is
( Aed-Efugit, evg6t, erntt! He left Berlin
on the 10Th June, and his departure is con-
hdercd as the fgnal Of mighty wars in Eu-
rope. He took leave with the Uiual deco
rum Of retiring Envoy he left mani
fefto behind him. which is no contemplate
proof of the talents and fpirit of his Court
1t is an indictment Of Bonaparte (properly
70 called for tAe word Emperor is cautiouf-
Iy fihed,l in the face of all Europe, oi
having made lwindliug projections Of peace
and granting pafporIs to facilitate negotia.
ton, at the very time he was entraping &c.
noa into an act by which lhe was 70 extin.
guiih herielf for ever, and laying mare fol
the fubjugation Of every power in Italy.


The Paris Moniteur. Of the 18th July
under date of Berlin, contains Though mai,
ked with the form Of foreign communica.
tio0) the Anfwer of 6onaparte to Note
prrftnted by NJ NovoGIzoff on returning
to the Court Of Berlin the pafportS he had
received for proceeding to Paris. 1t is a
mani(cfo Of the views Of France, in which
Bonaparte not only juitiGes all the meAfurcs
he has recently taken in Italy, bur in tie
furious and menacing language Of riampl
and infuIt, boldly claims as the BATS Of a
general pacihcstion, the full and complete
execution Of the treaty Of Amiens, and rhe
right of augmenting and extending Iss pow
er.


IMPORTANT.


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