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air3gililiglll!i° N A TCNES, AUGUST 14.—ByS,Gentleman !Trivet Isere yefterday from the neighbourhood of Bayau Sarah, we ha been favoured with the follo!inzin ft on: -"That t —it ve That Mr. Nays; om wh a partormatiy of about thirty men, colours flying and burns founding, marched from the neighbourhpod of the line of demarcation, between this territory and Well, Florida, on the 7th iallant, againit the t f iforoers Jot of Bathn on Rouge. On their wa y they made pn O'Coarsa, Efq. (our Alcade) . and Capthe-fains Fols om:so and Tatar. They arrived on tollowing morning, about daylight, near the fort. - The Sp a- MTh Commandant, apprit edl of their intention, had a piequct of eighteen or twenty men, who Cred d the party as they approached. They imme diately anfwered by a volley from their rifles, which difps'fed the Spaniards, two of whom were oblerved to ha Essays& -returned the following day, with his patty, to the Bayau Sara h ; he has eflablithed his 'Darters near the hoofs of Mr. W LL M COSS. The following is au esail copy of a paper which is polled up at the quarters of KS74 ?ca. and at feveral ether Oates through the country : is fee a papa to Its free It le (alleles they will it. We, de Mt dileePatisCitisess of Weft Florkle, fend tbefe pretence greeting: is Whereas the ddpodfin wider whkit we have lonsiroased hes suds to Oath a bertha. and k is to loos time admitted that men SO bide with equal sights, we the Iladallsoed, tabetdeou of diet paet at the dossintas called Weft Florida, have retobred to arm adr plan yoke of creasy, sad become tree mesh by &drag withers a free tad independent people, wia by Comoro as wail are pea sod Foray that deciaratioat and we do, by • did prefaces, lade war Mow 40e:ere, tdowl: the provide siirdild. es mpair atm floodorti, to old lo the eiredlos car em- ' edialdesdia. We pad. oaridves foiwooly to deb ether , soft to owe felleemaeo totaofted la the event, to avoid, as tat as rdedebk. de Jame at bleed (Awe that 'icor common sac- Property mei ia all caw lisagetvats property be kohl died. Si I I teed mod wrodelPoliot fan be dreamt. we was madam 1 1 at Isms Ostransame astedtoratid to frowlem. wbe pet up lb oppaidos to our sposekst, for the mope& aforefeld, will be • disiald err domes weeny, the enemy of manklad, sad of berry. sod era be treated wanedosly. Odd mice oar mads, ea de arnitbade of the Use of Deouweatko, he the swipe, atoodicl, this Sri deny et - Melds Prates. Aosta 7, doe." FRANCE. • PARIS, OCTOBER 27. The Coanfellor w ent l'Homoao is appo d inted Prete& of the dep of the Rohr, an Mon- Senrhlscuta is nominated Prefed of the department of Aline. The Countefs ZA stone*, Sad to the late King of : Potato, died at Vienna on the t7th ult. She (W did not leave behind h er more property than was E cient to beßow Come legacies to the poor, and the Su. amount of what the inherited Cunt her parents. It is known that her unfortunate brother, Kid diftn g utst. aus , was equally generous, patriotic, a terefted and, inßead of enriching himfelf or his re. lotions, lived the laR years of his life upon alms at St. Peteriburgh, where he died a pauper ! The love of CITIIIIIIIIIII 11. from a Nobleman made him a Iris& and afterwards her crue ambit n reduced hiss*om eking to a penfioner. k one of her other fobjeas. —Ls Cisoy Frau-sir. A N e apolitan Nobleman fought fourteen duels to prove that Dante was a greater pod than Ariofto. Al his death bed, a confeffor, who was a great ad- Weer it Ariofin, dared him to acknowledge the fallaregitY of ibis poet " Father," anfwered the dying noble, “ to tell yet.. the truth, I have never tead either Dante or Ariotto." In polities, have not tawny fought for Beitsot, Rosesrssaat, and BAR 'aas, without k no wing their plans, or be in g in their feasts 3-114 d. blaasscaactd, the Minider for Forehthe gn De rom - rapt of the Italian Republic, ast out f this place for Milan. Some pretend that his journey *relates to Come sew change in the conßitution of his country, whil& others fay, that he is only gone to comps the Pope on his Holinefs's entrance on else tertitory of the Republic. A deputation of the Confotta of the Italian Republic will be pref that ent at the Emperor's c oronation ; but the report, Vice PreSdent !Ada t is to be at their head, is with- outfoondation. It is reported that the Courts of Vienna, Berlin, Naples, Copenhagen. and Madrid, intend to fend extraordinary Ambaltadors to affill, on the part of the feweral fovereigus, at the coronation ceremon it are but that our Emper or, from his ufstal andejiy, a ve f n rare. bat fo becoming great men, has declined this honour. The Cana of Lifbon will be the only one of its rank that has an extraordinary diplomatic agent to reprefent it on this occalion.—juarnal Jr Parke. The fellowing deputations from ;ndep..a,ltra Rates are already arrived or CI pelted here : —From the Satavian Republic, three of its Members as Amb tors af fedora ; from the L i g urian Republic, three fena in the Caine quality ; from Lucca two, and from Switzerland four. Six extra Ambalfaclor. are ex pesied from the Italian Republic three flora Hanle Towns, two from each of the free arid Imthepe rial cities of Frankfort, Nuremberg, and Auglburgh. The Sates of the Eletlorate of Hanover will fend five of its members Ai AMlnirlidOTS j and from Tunic, Algiers, and Ttipoli, winos high in office are on their way to falute our Sovereign on the part of theirs, and to affiit at his MAjelly's coronation. It is expeEted, that the new American Embaffy will arrive in time to witoefs the fplendour of this augult and remarkable day. Ruffian dud Englifh intriAoes have prevented the Divan from wiling into etre& its determination to dirpatch one of it. Members as • a reprelentative of it► Sovereign, and the Ottoman Porte • but. fortunately for the peace of the Conti . nest, t'hefe Cabinets have not the ante influence in Germany, at kali in the German Empire, of %shit); there is not *AO Sovereign Prince who is not to come here in pet:On, or fend in hi. place his heir ap parent or principal ininifter.-Id. Apartment. have aft cadv been hired for the Pr;nt.e Bavaria, of HOC, of He& Darmfladt, of Belie- Hon.bouri. of Ylembuogh, of N a fTati-Wellungen , of NA irAU 11fingcli, Wertrhcim, t f Salm-Salm, of ialm girbourgh, of Baden , of Baden-Dtirlach, of t.lienlohe, of Sa len Co:ha, of Saxen-Ilildborgh li-tifen, of baseu-Sealtrad, of Anhalt-Bernbergh, of Anitalt-Coethen, of Aretaberg, of Lino, of r, . ed States ;on the contrary, we are pertuad -ambers, of Augullenburgb, of Neuweid, of Mont- ed that if Paovioseca &mild ellitat to you the Go lenbrgb, of Reds-Grietz, of Rofenberg, of Swarms, vernnsent of the States of Wurtemberg, confitlering burgh, of Sahnolraunfels, of Shams-Lich, of Touts with !wind free from & very foreign influence, the re- Taxis, of Holborg, of Waldeck, of Bantheim. &c. 'Mimosa Sovereign in their whole extent, you would not to , mention upwards of thirty German Counts applaud the perfeverance of our Eltaor ; you would and Barons ; independent Sovereigns. The Eleaov ackaowledge the wifdom of his views, and you would 'Archchancellor will occupy an hotel, which his Ex- even be obliged to us for baying, in the prefent cir cellency, M. TALLLYR AND, has prepared for him, cumllances, not only augmented the luare of the according to the orders of the Emperor, in Rue St. Eleaoral Houle. but maintained its rights in the in- Dominique. Add to all thefe ilhattious perfons. the terior, &c. We cannot either give an anfwer to toutyor pretence of a Sovereign Pont iff. and eighteen extra declaration in regard to the debts ; for it is as offer Ambaffadors : never before , the coronation of any five in the mouth of* fon, as it is ill adapted former monarch, or the acceffion of any former dy cafe, a more thorough knowledge. of which would natty, was celebrated in the pretence of Chevaliers have prevented you from mentioning it. As mitt of and Princes more eminent, and greate r from their honour, we find ourfelvet obliged to tell you„ with birth. rank, and talents.—La Chf du Cabinet. the permiffion of his Hi hoofs your father, that no Our theatres, ma gardens, our public places, our one has a right to employ tow us offenfive and balls, and concerts, are crowded with foreigners, mifplaccd expreffions, which w ards eeg you will difpenfe arrived here to fee the Emperor's coronation. ,Ora with in future. We think it our duty to conjure you, cannot walk in the Rrset without hearing, a foreign as the fir& fervent , of the State to which you belong, language or accent, without teeing foreign orders, by every thing lured in heaven and on earth, by the decorations. carriages and liveries. , The Thuilleries duties of a fon towards a father, not to ay,gravate the garde ntons, and t h e Palais Royal mural' particularly unfortunate confequences of the relation in which 1, th eir notice, the former in the morning. and the lat- you Rand towards his Highnefs, your father ; ban& ter in the evening. Their favourite theatres are thole from your heart, remove from you conduit every of the Emperor and Eroprefs, the Opera and The- thing that may terse to &Rill bonds tonfecrated by acre de Montaftee.—Boir de Boubgae, and Pavilion nature and by PROVIDINCI, and of which the off by d'Himowr, are not Co much vifited by them, as La would be to bring on the irreparable lots of your in- Climaniffe, and Frifeati. The R otted Bouvilliffs. temal tranquillity : invoke the grace of your father, and Naiad, and the coffee houfes cf Foy and Char- whole heart you have again wounded, and endeavour yes, are the deal places of rendezvous. The Em- to obtain forgavenefs of the pail, and wait in filch a peror has ordered the Prefea of Police to allow them manner, that if Goa mould difpofe of the life of our th at reO poi* &berth when they once have proved revered Sovereign, fooner than of yours, every good th they are neither Britith fubjeas nor Bridal fubjea of Wurtemberg may cacem in you a fuceeffor agents. They obtain cards of hofitality, which, worthy of his father." When they prdent them once a week at areth Pre- The Eleaoral Prince has left France to travel in feaure. they may be Cure if their gouda irre- Italy. Left month he arrived at the Cited of 'Flo proachabk, to remain unmole fted. At the diplomatic rence. audience to-morrow, it is luppofed that the number MAW/111S, OCTOIIII. 11.1.411C11 from Berlin of foreigners, who are to be prefented to the Em- (peak of the arrival of a Ruffian Courier in that city , peror, will amount to near one hundred. Upwards with difpatches which announce that the Emperor of 150 have requeßed that honour ; but many, on of Raffia has refilled the invitation made to him by account of their inferior rank, have, according to the the Court of London, to co-operate in the war againß ettabliffied Imperial court etiquette, been refuted ad- France. But if Ruffia, add thefe letters, tales in a Mittance to the Emperor's pretence. certain meafure to maintain its neutrality, the cafe is The Emperor has commanded twelve millions (500.0001.) worth of diamond rings, necklaces, frinff not the fame with the King of Sweden. For while Rulfia has refuted to fuller hit troops to be in the pay boxes, !cc. intended to be diftributed by his Majefty o f Englanchshe King of Sweden is going to place to foreign Princes and noblemen' on the day of his ten thosafand men at the difpofal of the Cabinet of coronation. All the jewellers in the Rue St. Honore, London, in confequence of a confiderable fubfidy. on the Qt . tay d'Orievre, and in the Falai' Royal, are We are, however. affisred that the Sates of his Swe bufily employed in executing t h e f e commands. difh Malay, who have been indirealy informed of Her Imperial Highnefs Princefs Louis is nearly this circutnftance, have lent a Courier to Stralfund recovered from her accounientent. Her Majeßy the to inform the King, that if he carries this me rare Emprthbat, with maternal tendernefs, gracioufly vi. keel bier daughter once in the day, during her lying try, they into execution Co contrary to the intpreas of his coun will roma: it by all thofe . means which the E. She prelented her yelterday, in the name of the Swedith Conflitution has put Mos their power. Emperor, with a pair of elegant braceleth with the Manato, SEPT. 21.—A very important paper has Imperial cypher and crown in diamonds, valued at been publithed here, confilling of a (hort deteription voodoo livres (11.5001.) The nude, Madam CN ay. of the different trials made by phyficians in America, st to, received from her Welly the Emprefs, on the from which it appears beyond all doubt that friaion fame occali-in, a diamond ring, worth 12.000 livres with common oil is an excellent remedy for the yd• qietiscill.n)eafsndasDprh.y i Sur, a, who i : c eliivaes,datatengdotl her fnu _lmperia low fever, united with the other mean s hith . erto em ff box o f ployed, according to the Rate of the patient, and the fame value.—Ceurir der Spreader. other eircumßances. A trial made of this remedy STUTGARD. Ocroa t a tt.—An official refcrim of at Malaga itfelf, in the beginning of the prefent year. his EleCtoral Highnefs, tending by an extraordinarl deferves to be mentioned : General Reese, Commane meafure, to exclude from the particular Committee dant of the Swift regiment oldie fame name, employ of the Provincial States, feveral members who form- ed it on bimfelf rad foldiers, and did not lore a tingle est a part of it. was publillied here, officially. on the man of the Via?, of whom his corps conlifts, which is sad of September. At the fame time his Eleaoral the more to be wondered at, as there men were born Higlineft addrclfed to them an order of Court, iro- in & climate Co different from that of Malaga. porting, that they ought to be bound to render .--------- an account of their adminillration. The refc ri ffigpt is very long, but'the following are the reafons aned for the above meafure : " Our paternal care for the good of our dear and faithful fubjeas, has been long directed towards the adminiftration of the revenues and contributions paid into the Provincial Tredury. This adminatration is entrialed to the Particular Committee of the Rates, and we could have withed that &regular adminiarra tips had freed us from the neceffity of interfering by (Ade endures. But for leveret years the prefump tion of a bad a dminiftration has been manifeß. When we judged proper to diffolve the left diet which, with out knowing the caufe, participated in an a& which wounded one of the babes of the Conllitution (thie at e Wes le• kohl to the (rear of misty jini to Pori, to th etletortip'Priace), we nominated a Commiffson to exatifiir the admiuillration of the Provifional Tree ttiry• But the fallion which has hitherto ruled the affembly of the provincial Rates, as well as its Com mitted, and which at all times has thwarted our views and projects. has Rill oppofed this meafure.— Though we invited the General Committee as in w all a s as the Diet, to nominate Deputies to affill mining the a'aminatration of the particular o Cmmit tee ; thefe authorities, influenced bY the faid faition, retued ; and the particular Committee has (efficient ly (hewn that its intention was nothing elle than eito envelope its admini flration in an impenetrable vl,l and to withdraw itfelf entirely from our Cuperinten- \ dente. To put an end to the diffipation of the funds of the Rate, we h tee decreed that our extraordinary commalion 'hall P t (weed againft the members of the Particular Committee of the States, who mull be conlidered as The authors and favourers o f the oppo tition againit th: S•ivcreign, and who hpartici pated in the illegal aa concerning the funds of the country ; that in confequence thde members of the Particular Committee, as well as the principal funaionaries attached to the Provincial Trawl, mall remain fulpended from their Nations ;--and t hat the adminiltration of the Public Treater/ Nall be provifionally entwined to the remaining members of the Particular Committee, not implicated in the above proceeding, as well as to the members of the General Committee." In this quarrel bet ween the Government and Rates of Wurtenthrrg, the Elettoral Prince. has interfered by a letter to the ibis, Council and the Chamber of Finances. (7 big later was given is the ST AR of the nab ult.) It is dated Paris, July 2t, and made a coots der able Collation at Court, as may he judged by the lc:nosing anfwsr of the Superior Colleges to the Elec toral Prince : " We have no other duties to difcharge towards your Highnete, than the refpea due to the fon of our Sovereign. and to a member of the Elettoral Houle. Confomently your Highnets will readily be convinced that we have no intimations to receive but from his Higbee(' the Eleaor ; we have no need of jußify in the fures which our Sovereign. on our unani mgous req mca uelt, has taken againit th e ufurpation of the LONDON. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Castfole. money, 5111/ -ditto. for 0cc.51111--Otanuut SI 9. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 1661 la t67} 5 per Celt. 1797, 910 3 per Cent. Red. Ano.s7H Long Ann. t 6 s 346 t 7 3 per Cent. Conf. An. s so India Stock 1771 t7il 4 per Cent. 7314*1 °contain 71 preen 1 5 per Cent. Nadi 94 91H Confab for acc. Orders were fent lafl night from the Admiralty to 1 Deal for the Bloc kadin g S q uadron, to proceed off Boulogne. and Co kee p 4 that port, to wa tch the movements of the enemy's flotilla. Government having received information that a movement is about Ito take place. CIBM I3ossesars is dellined to the throne cf the former, and Josern BONAPARTS to that of the latter kingdom. The Spanifh confpiratnrs had accredited agents at Paris, whom the Spanilh Ambaffador there, Admiral Gas Tina, has demanded to have delivered up, but who, notwithflanding the fees and/weber of the French police, have wally difappeared. Among the papers in the power of the Court of Madrid, is laid to be a letter from T LLLLL asap to the rebels, telling them, that for frutral new, the Imperor of the French de files them to pail,froo, slick effort; for n t h e recovery of their Nero util a convelk or, or a peace with Great Britain' In Portugal and in Spain it is generally believed that BotrAPAITI meditates an overthrow of all thrones occupied by Bovasows, and to give them to his brothers and other relatives. The appointments of the Military Ainbaiador s, Bout. VONVILLI and Lasoss, to the Courts of Madrid and Lifbon, is thought not to be unconnetaa with this e onfpiracv. Copies of t he discovered papers are re ported to have been feat to Naples, Vienna, and St. " Peterfburgis. A letter from Spain has the following remarkable paffage : es You will be furpriged to hear that fo weak a Govecantent as ours mould eater into a difpute with the United States of America, and upon Inch extra ordinary grounds. When Louifiana was ceded to France, it was generally underllood that the ceffioa was abfolute, nor could it be imagined that the Spa. sifts Government would have taken any exception to whatever difpofition might be afterwards made of it. It is to the grand Intriguer, the Difturber of Europe, that all the usifchief which has been made is to be traced. Bo AAAAA ra gave the Cabinet.of Madrid to underftand, that he accepy:d of Louifiana, only to enable him to prote& more effeCtually the Spanifh colonies againft the !lentil of England and North America, and to Itrengthen the alliance between the two great Catholic Powers of Europe, to whom he was in hopes thortly to be able to add the kingdom of Ireland. He had (carcely obtained the ceffion, than, bn purpofe to difcoacert and' chards the Spanifh Government, he entered into negociations for its (ale with the American Agents. A coven. folio of a very *rest kid war at f t projected by 11 00AP IATI.t As Coon as he b ad aanally, tranf. fared the ptiperty to the Americans, be fet his fpies and creatures at work to ioftil jealonfies into the Spe nd's G overnme nt, refpeCtiog the defigus of America. Even forged letters were fubmitted to certain Ferrous in Spain, AS bavingbeen intercepted; and Come per ions of very high rank were perfoaded that the mines of Mexico were the real objea with the hero. ales, while they pretended to negociate foi Louifiana. At the fame time he fecretly encouraged the Ameri cas's to extend their views to the Florida% in order she more completely to e xcite the jesloufy of a Go. yerament be valise to ruin. es We are alto firougly perfuaded, that the dillor hence. in Bifcay were excited by the Agents of 80/WALTZ /WALTZ j and that, like a genuine traitor, he betray ed the rebels whom he bad encouraged. is If you with to know the motive for theft in trigues, I will give it you in a few words : he bee long been more than fufpefted of a defign to amihi• late the prefent dynafty, and to place one of his bro. then on the Spanifh throne, fubordinate to his aus thority as Emperor of the Well. The more Spain is involved in perplexities, external as well as internal, the greater facility will be afforded for the accorn plithment of his black etli g ni. Be allured, that he withec for nothing more than to drain Old Spain of all her forces to protett her American Colonies, and he will then fend an arm y , under forme pretext of quelling an infurreetion, which be can cafily excite, who will diffolve the prefent Government as unable to take care of the country, and he will then do what he pleafes. It is conjeftured that our Government is aware of the defigns of this all-grahing man—but what can they do ?" The remainder of the letter contains a fhort view of the prefent Cabinet of Madrid, and of the politics of the Spanifh Court, which, however, it would not be proper to publifh ; and concludes with a wilh that fame arrangement could be made with the Courts of London and Peterfburgh, as the foundation of an alliance, which might fate the kingdom of Spain tram impending ruin. Other reports that are circulated refpeaiog Spahr, and even commented on by our contemporaries, are of a very fingular nature. We cannot follow them in their laboured (peculation+. many of which are vo.d of foundation. We can only repeat what we fisted yellerday, that a Great P:rfowage as that lialke bat bee Lortfured. Of the caufe which produced this aa, or' the probable confequences that may refalt from it, we cannot (peak at prefent. A letter from Lams Rates, " that the infurreaion neat Bilbna was not the momentary refinance to any new aQs of oppreffion on the part of the Spanilh Go vernment, but the refult of a deep laid plan to effea a revolution in Spain, fimilar to that in France. — There, as every where elfe upon the Continent, are numerous, unrrincipled, and ambitions men, who, feting the fuccefs of French rebels, and encouraged by the example of the fortunate Coffman, believe themfelves deftined to be the Bo aaaaaaa s of their refpeaive countrieh to ufutp the throne of their So vereigns, and to fupport, like him, their ufurpa lions, by accomplices, by gaols, sacks, and fcaf folds. An Admiral and a General are reported to be the xamisia/chiefs of the revolt of the Bifcayans. It was meditated fo iong ago as when Loma 800 o AAAAA 3 was Amb alrador in Spain, in t who then procured promotion f or the former. The peace with England, which loon followed that between France and Spain with Portugal, caufed it to be laid afide until a more convenient feafon. The Court of Madrid was well aware of a confpiracy againft it, fupportcd by France. This was one of the principal caufes of the many pecuniary and political factifices it has made to continue its neutrality. Theft would not, however, have prevented the Bossism's in Spain from already (haring the &flirty of thofe in France, had not a family difagreement among the Boa A- P A ItT t I procured them a refpite. It is reported that the Spas Government are in policifion of the whole plan foe effeaing a revolution, and a change L of dynafty in Spain as well as is Naples, sad that u- On Monday morning, her Majesty, and the Pt n• 4 ceffcs ELIZAII STH . ADGusra, and Maar, took au airing to Frogmore. Yefterday morning.. his MAJESTY andhis anal 0 tendants rode to the right of Aleut 'death, mod got the Earl of SANDWICH and a number of Gentlest* Sportfinen. Soon after his Halms arrived, the royal deer was turned out of the cart for the day" diverGon. Prineeffes Semite and AWILIA, aCCOMPanied _ L b' the Duke of KENT and Lady A . Cute aaa aaa %mos an airing on horfeback in Windfor Great Park. The Hon. Wessials Hiss M. P. for Shreifiterit is appoints kid& Envoy at HILL, GIBRALTAR. la the !fres, of hialdon, arrived at Plymouth, from Gibraltar, are the following pafrengers : Mr. Ralph Forman, wife, and child; Mr. William Joye, wife, and ebtld ;Mr John Cation and wife Mr. John Cation, jun• Mr. joy. lirDocinctilatie ; Mr. joirph N Won ; Mr. Charles Ran ; )Ar. Ralph Philip, and Mrs. Elizabeth Moore. AZ TRACT or 1 LETTER ROM GIARALTAA, DATED OCTOBER 10. El Our fituation becomes more and more truly dreadful and melancholy, and it does not appear to receive much ben•fit by removing, as many who left the Gattifon on the lint attack have fume rclapfed in the Bay, and fallen victims to the Fever. Among the late deaths may be enumerated, Mr. Ger. zo, the Imperial Conful ; Mr. FREDERICK RALEIGH: Mr. ki pli SON, brother to the Judge; Mr. Nu G EST, Protor. " The Contagion catches all ranks, and few that feverely attacked efcape , with life. What adds So our tnifery is, that we cannot get arty affiftance, es all fervants, on appearance of a lick pttfou in the houfe, immediately nut away; and for fome days paft people could barely be collated to bury ;he dead. We have only the chance of cold or bad weather fetting in to drive away or dilEpate the in- Fated air that furrounds us." In another Letter from Gibraltar the following _ particulars are flared— , “ The dreadful malady .with which this place is illiaed, was introduced bymeans of about 20 Spa ' Wards getting in undifcovered by the guards. They 'took ?Er their refidence in come tenements on the premtfes of Mr. WILLIAM BOYD, and Coon after 12 of tbem died, and the Proprietor of the preinifes and his wife flared the fame fate. It was loon afcertained that they were part of the people who bad in a fit of clefperation forced their way through tke cordon of troops placed round Malaga, to prevent the in trodueron of the diforder into other parts of the country. If a guard had been placed round there premWes at this juncture to prevent the diforder com municating to other parts of the town, its fatal ef fees might have been prevented from becoming Cu general. • 4 4 A titian vac!, in ivhith about thirty of the in. habitants had embarked fur Oran to efcape the ma lady, was picked up at fea with only three perfons in it, the ref having died of the kieftilence, which had broke out among them loon after their departure." In conteryeenee of the alarming fickners which Rill prevails at Gibraltar, a Medical Staff has been ordered to the Miclitetranean, Two,paperieaced Army Phyficians, Fellows of the Royal - College, 1)r Ist.Lowt-and Dr. Bowcss, have been feleacd for this fervice. The late General BARNETT will be lon g lamented es a Soldier and Gentleman, for his urbanity to his equals and his humanity to his inferiors. lie was the gm of -- BARNS'S+, Efq. of Bedfordre, and the nephew of Mr. Bair sr r, the banker, of Lombard- ettet. On Monday lan the Heads of tht Synagogues in London had a meeting to alleviate the diftreffes of the remaining part of the families who have Coffered Co much by the contagious fever at Gibraltar, when they collated about fi x hundred pounds, for the be sevolent porpofe; and a far greater Cum is expeded to be railed. A French family has juR arrived in town from Bandeaux. From their report it appears, that the time tyrannical and vexatious arras have lately taken place in that city, and likewife at /*Witt. No lefs than five hundred perfons, moll of whom are merchants, and even waggoners, have been taken up and imprifoned in thole towns. The exalt reafon of thefe oppreCGre meafores they are at a lofs to explain; but the terror impreffeJ by them, hat occafioned their precipitate Right from a place where the innocent and guilty are confounded, and where even induliri ous poverty endeavours in vain to ply its ufeful la- bout's. The following civil appointments have taken place by order of his Excellency the Governor of Ceylon : Atexanskr Wood , Efq. to be Paymafter General. Alexan der Arlell. Efq. to be Agent of Revenue and Commerce for the diltri6t of Colombo. Richard Plarkett, Ffq. to be Deptity Secretary to Government, and Secretary to the Council. Edward Tolfrey, Fry. to be Regida of the High Court of Ap peal and Cornmiffioner of Stamps. John George Kirby, Efq to be Cettator of Sea Curtains for the Port of Columba. Mr. Francis Smith, to he Firrt Clerk in the Tr..efury Office. All thefe appointments were to take place on the tR January, 1804. The Board of Revenue and' Commerce eeafed on the 3111 December, 1803, arid on the ad January, 1804, a new Board was to be condituted, confiding of the following Members : The Chief Secretary to Government to be the Pralent. The Vice Treararer--The Paymaßcr Ge110111..-ThC AtCO2III. ant General, to be Members. Henry Povroey, Ffq. to be Secretary. The recent legacy of ;cool. to Mr. Fox, makes the Cum bequeathed to hirm within the ;all three years. between eight and wool. two of the tellators being perfonally unknown to him. 'flick tributes to genius and virtue, are undoubtedly honourable to both the living and the dead. An eminent Solicitor is fail to have drawn the wills of five of his clients, who be queathed fums to Mr. Fox , exceeding twenty thou. land pounds, of whom two of the parties have not the flighted acquaintance with that Gentleman. Of Lord CuII:WORT 14, we uoderlland, that Mr. Fos had so other knowledge, than that Noble Perfon's voting :is the Houk of Lords with Mr. Fox's friends. The Mils BANISTER, to whom Lord 04111/WORT 14 I has bequiathed a legacy, is nut, we underfland, the daughter of the late CHAIRLIS BARNISTIR ; but of the late Mr. JAMES Bait►rra,fomcrly a refpeaahle performer in the Norwich Theatrical Company, who played Fraitily to GALRIC R,lflStr. Brian—Yeflerday the Mader and Wardens of the worfhipful Company of Baker. waited upon she Loan Mavoa at the Manflon Hook, (which will be the lad in the prefent Mayoralty) relative to the let ting the Ale of Bread, which his Lordthip, after in !peeing the mealweighers . reports, ordered to be ad vancea half an af fi te, or one penny in the peck loaf to take place to-morrow. The quartern loaf then be fold for one fhilling and a penny halfpenny and oat houfehuld- SPORTiNC INTELLIGENCE. The well "known peek of harriers kept by R. eiir Da aw, Efq. of Harleftone Park, Northamptnnfisire, , had on Monday lark one of the feverelk days perhapsever record ed fo early in the fcafon. After two very good runs, killing the fill hare, and preffing the fecond in fuch degree as to compel her to Leek refuge in a drain, the proprietor ordered the hounds to a gorfe covert, it , the Lordfhip of Eaft Haddon, where they immcdi. ately found. Pufs, difdaining the prefcribed circles generally taken by her timid race, boldly challenger the fleet pack , to a trial of firength over an extent o country apparently ftrange to each other, leaving and difperfingr for a confiderable period, even th fwifreft horfes of the field. After traverfing ai untrfiral diflancc, the bent her courfe towards Abhor Park, making three defperate efforts to afcend th wall, which her ftrength not enabling her to accent' plifh, fhe dirated her eourfe to her once fancie peaceful halsitition,bilt where the was not fuffered t remain many feconds. Seeking her faf.ty High again the broke covert, and after an hour and tweni minutes molt (evere running, fortune decreed her refpite in the fall pf a very heavy (bower of rain. well-bred valuable mare, rode by the huntfman, dir in a few hours Air the Taft run. MATCH AGAINST Trars.—Lieutenant FAIASIAN laid to be the Gentleman who was lately mentions to have made a bet of one hundred guineas, to gn diftance of fifty miles on Toot, in fourteen fuccefli hours, within a fortnight, having choice of grour and giving twelve hours pt vino notite. The matc we underitand, was made on Sedrday fe'nnight ,• his time will confequently expire on /*tide y next. I is now at Newmarket in training, In which neighbo hood, it is ruhioured, he will perform the undertakil Bets are running high againil him—five to three, a even two to one ate offered in all diredidns. Yefterday the LOILD Mayo' gave a dinner to SIDI' CY SMITH and a large party, and in the even 11M LADY MATHAIM entettaitied he' friends Wit ball and fupper. The faloon was elegantly lig) up by Patrick. A new after.piece, called the Two Pr;l% ?ter:. yefterday read in the Green Room at bt.ury. Theatre. in which Mr. Ei.i.tsvore and Mrs. jolt have principal cliaraften. The Royal arartments in Windfor Cattle are ne finithed. The number of pet Cons who have Meer 'Dieted to view them within the lad two months, I greatly impeded the progrefs of the workmen. Princefs Este AB k TN% apartments are adorned fitted up under the tafteful diteelions of her R Higbnefs. The Princefs has chofen for her chamber, the apartment below the eaftern b ments next the antic of the terrace walk, whicl long been admired for its romantic fituation, the cireumftance of its having a kind of ',erten Peet of garden ground, railed as a terrace on a with the chamber. In this little fpnt the Pri Exizaartu, who is not a novice in botany, in to plant that fcarce and beautiful creeping exoti pergolaria leforatilima? A elrnement took place, a few 'days finee at I ton, that has caufed a good deal of ennver among the faltionables at that plate, with the On or a little fcandal. It happened at a great not a hundred miles from the Lodge. As Cr the circumflanee was known, the faMily fervent difpatched in every direftion, in fearch of the dyes, but without fuccefs; nor have the panic once heard of. The Lady is young, beautifn secornplithed ; we will not fay an hitters, but I peElations were - confiderable at the death of a papa, who is, in confequenee, now in town, lab under a fevere indirpotition. The Candour lam " She hall a good realea for it, and is not to be b confideriog her fit u atioo." Mansion Housa.—Several perfons were fu ed for refuting to pay the tax laid upon lodg inmates in the City of London, for railing the of Referee. His Lordfhip ordered his Clerk chutes from the Aa of Parliament, which el the power given to Aldermen, Deputies, an mon Council of different Wards to demand tl and for nonpayment of which, to impanel or as the law direas. Some pleaded they bad flees. and kept houre out of the City, and I taxes ; but they were told they mull likes this tax, or be fubjea to penalties according Bcx•Ntc —Hurley Bottom, where champ cher firft grounded his (lie fame, in ih withßurke, andwhich has fume been diltingu battles of leder note, was on Monday tall of atlion between a Berkthire hero of the Flowers. and a country Pugililt, known by of Mach jenny.—Flowers is a coachman t H—r—h. of Dunfdor-green (in that COHY. was matched for twenty-five guineas. a I fine, to fight his opponent, who lives by h lion, and never relines a challenge. At Incitement of the fight, the fame of jetrarr powerful influence over the coachman, wl much in the firfl ten rounds. Daring this Jemmy bad marked biro fine, by a faeorrite h pit of the ilomach. Coachey vomited mue cleared him met fit for action, and fo delta he throw in his blows, that after the fight half an hour, the chow flowed fo copioufly head and body rf At wv, that his hits wen ing. Bets were at this time five and fix to c coachman, who won the battle after a bar fifty-fix minutes. The Black was remove ground in a pollehaife, apparently lifelefs litfs of blood. Moll of the Country Gentle' teurswere Pt efent,endeontiderable funts we Monday morning the City Light Horfe by feveral cats tilled with the difmounte came down Holborn-hill, on their way to don Conimon. The eats were drawn b) each, and of eourfe each pair of bowies wa by a otlillion. In coming down the hil bode i p n the Malts of one ot the Cars bees.' ing reflive, and made divers efforts to rider. In the left of thefe attempts he el ground with glee violence. The poor were entangled in the flirt ups. and the a ed with heat fury. The ?chick was inflar and fevetal of the privates, is ith the mill able alacrity, jumped down, held the el by the head, and extricated doe man, ut his perilous lunation.