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111 Frost tk LOYDONGAZE7I774 Sep. it. ADMIRALTY OFFICR, SIIPT. Copy of a Letter from Commodore Hoot, Commander in Chief of his Mayfly's 6hipt and Veffels at the Leeward Minds, to WILLIAM 'Visaloan, Lfq. dated at Burbadoss, the 13th of July, 1804. Sir—l enclofe a Lift of Captures by the Squadron during the lati fit months, and an Extra& of a Let ter from Captain COLUMBINE, of his Majefty's Ibip thorssis, and have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) saw. HOOD. Lift of Veffels captured by the Squadron under the Command of Commodore Snot. Hoot, from the sit of January, ago., to the 30th of June, 1504. Trench Pntateer Bellow, of 8 guns and 24 men : captured by the Cyane, January 14, 1804. &Old &fp Mereury,laden with lumber I recaptured by the Hip. gialnenets-.French privateer le Furst, of 4 suns, and 45 men : captured by the St. Leda—nista fhlp Mariana, laden with recaptured by the bleureux : Jan. 26. !Boa. Ifirui!prhateerHartnatele, of la guns and 82 mm : captured by tb; Cpne, January ay. aka. Amebas ft:homer Freedom laden with fuyar and malaffea(Frmela preperty): captured by eke Drake, February a, 1804. kw& corvette Ctuben of z 6 gra and toy men : captured by tear of the Centaur's beets, Feb. 4. 1804 Prendh privateer Recceopence, of tc punt and So men captured by the Cyan*. February 14, ace- French privateer le Elea, of 4 guns and es men, captured by the Pt. Leda; and the French privateer Flcbußier. of 6 guns end um. eaptered by the Hearty: • Feb. sr, doe. Aa Basil& Rip, laden with a vatuaile carpo, recaptured by the keeps; sod an Puglia Alp. laden with a valuable carp, re captured by the Drake; March doe. Punch privateer Eryptienne, of 36 guns and eso men (fame* • )beinsed Mime) : captured by the Hlppeencees....Eagillh alp Illelhare. Wee with merchandise, nxaptared by the Hippo ;mei an ak2 X=—Ensiillt h i phi ate r p l e p ß itilby,.;rl ir th troop. recaptarcd by tEdair's beat, with ten men: March es, acre sod 334. = T it Hope,Liden with fumbles, recaptured by the Ofprey; and the French privateer Petit Decide, of t pa and 36 mat, sphered tbc : April doe. Meth klatiam by i frigate U rike Prete/Ina, of s pal; Dutch Nadeau! censms Pyhdes. of :Siena; Death liatlonsl Meanner 002 .7 4 , of to pot; DitrJrnmercient hip Pelican, Wan with raps, be.; Datsi macluatt hip Johanna, bike web fugue, hc. and Detdreiwebant ham with ditto : d captured by the Ceram and Squeal' at iletione, May s, ties Ileyd, hie with Plentallso harm, recaptured by the inn& Peep (mess ueimovni), and s heath Salmoner. (smo yeknowe), bath larks with prevtions, cap, aped hysio hpap.4l.lllh ai r Cyrus, Wm with isoiries, templerel by the Chest May sp, time. Prima hammy lath Troll hares, of s pa sad se mm ; captured s aHs Lilyhi. Memo/icy. hip lame. liehe with Sams and ivory, nespenewl by WCishase—hipilk ikip lifther.Mian with coda mod potatoes, samisered by the lisp Isha Mit ham will , ramitared by de Rily..A past. Won .11.11 Pamehhispety and plimpes, empire& try Mak: km as, (Slimed) sal.. scum Shred ef a Leese o ft= Calueshime, of his ilishity's • hlpoll , to Mao, band June as, aloe. Oa the isth of la* month I captured les Trois Trues, a French fatooom trivateer. with one gun and tweatyleur men, jute MiTILIVIL mailer. from Maniple°. Durrammop a PRIZE MONET. The Imp Delver mill le phi far the pop Maria and Hoop, takes the 6th mil rye July, also, p th w eendr., taken &hotter 54.• ads. actin sass au I. del, ant& 20th fa at kle. card he dove para. The af t kr she ape, fleadikaidsthea theta of As. earwebsisi le Ifirt. 53, ihmard's Ise, and ha Eh sad thinl Marfa, la /wry marl for thaw been. The hides gem-mid, for es terms ef the French hip le Co ma the silt May, dos, wA be paid cm Wriday, the tath laLle Perestada r assallad every TM sad friday foe three The lisp Ramkbr, far he manure of the hunch Gip is Pais, the pith of May, he paid ea Tuq, tie nth het ae " amd remlia every Filthy sod Te'l Al three pare. Cr i t teip flasiollar. for the capture of the hip bsestabsi, the other jeep, Rios, will be hid se do fame time and plate - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. CommilOpos in the 3d amebas of Volunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorfet. jeisph Oeiragiry, NIL 041IIL lobe Lieutenant, cm the Augmentation. Rich r 4 Prunde Robots, G. to be Enka. on Pus Dated Amp* I, IBM. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept. Of. idward Poet, of FresMites:yard. near the dross, Sur- A% elleton,dtekr and rhay.lan, it ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Akomtkr Ryan mad William Salon, late of Hardhgtom near Umpired, joiners, &okra, chapatti+, and Coputners, to herrn der (MOW aL errr Odkeer 6. and sy, at ileum at the Glebe T to 1 /w Thomas /wombs, Mr. Bbekitoek, , London ; or Mr. Robert Kirkpatrick, liamoromfbrott, Limped Brands Courtmay Dovenlß, late of St. Martiterlaue. Middlefet. • phdder, October to, tt. sad c 3, it einem at Guildhall Attendee, Melba ]]soda and Twee, Tanbetd-emart, Temple. William Willem anafjobo Wilfate, of Babushall-dreet, London. women-dupers, dealers, ebernes, and copartner,. September tt y,sad Otileber ay, at ong, at Guildhall Amatory, Mr. Brows, Puddierleise. MANKRUPTS tN IRELAND. Franck Aicken.cd Litman. county Armagh. rnetchant, to farrm• dor On tie nth and t 3th Sept. and 13th °Chaim.. William Prodbar. of Rola, county Watford, fhopkeeper, dealer and ettapanatt, to [mender Soft. in It and Odobar IS. SWITZERLAND. 1.11112211111, Auc. 21.—Workmen are now bufily employed in emsaruaing the road of communication between Geneva and Italy. by the Simplon, which will be worthy of being compared with the finell mO - Roman grandeur. The village of Male fic already immortalized by EiaintPreux, which is the point of difernbat kation, •had no assets but by very difficult paths; a caufeway is now confiruding there in a firaight line, sn feet in breadth, which pales over 65 toifes of continued rock, opened to the thick. nth of 28 feet, by means of gun-powder. The point where the labourers are now at wink, is from too to 200 feet in height ah- re the furface of the lake, to wards which is con& lined a very folid wall, to fccure travellers from all danger. In the courfe of a fortnight. what remains of the rock will difapprar. The workmen folpended vets and two from thefe rocks by ropes. nr placed on very light feaffolds, bore holes in it, which fore as mines; one holds a fort of chifel in the form of a gouge, and the other flakes it with a maiket. Twn or three hours are generally re. cited to firma hole of this kind, an inch in dia meter, sad from t 8 to so inches in depth. The imagination is almoll frightened at the idea of the danger to which theft people arc expofed ; yet, not• withßanding all the exaggerated accounts, and the number of accidents Paid to have taken place, they amount to no more than about twenty, which at fit It colt the lives of five unfortunate perfons, and lamed 1 5 others. They were occarioned chiefly by falls, and the explofions of the rock, again* which tco few precautunut sett taken. FRANCE. PARIS, SEPT. r. According to a letter from the Minifler of War, the national guard., who will be felefted to affilt at the coronation of the Emperor, will receive an al lowance and indemnity on their journey above five francs per day. They are to be at Paris the ill No vember ( to Brumaire.) The Minifter of Marine has returned to Paris. The celebrated traveller HUMIZOLDTp whofe ar rival at Bourdeaux we lately announced, has been there two days in Paris. The Counfellor of State, Prefe& of the Depart ment of the Seine, has publifhed a netice relative to the eonfcription of the year 13. All young men bornbetween the sath of September 1783 inclufively, and the sad of September 1784 inclufively, alfo, mull, whatever may be their lize, their phyfical con- Ritution, or even their iivrtrotitin, be infenbedopon the tables of the confcriptton for the year 13. They are required to prefent themfelves between the sd of September and the 7th of Odeber, before the Mayor of their commune or difirie. In cafe of abfence or ficknefs, their fathers, mothers, tutors, or near rela tives, are required to prefent themfelves to declare the age of their fon, pupil, or relative, and to in feribe his name. _ SIPTIMBIIt 2. The celebrated Passau.° bas fetout upon his re turn to Naples. The coronation coach, of which we have already given a fhort defcriptiou, will be lined with white velvet. In the middle of the imperiale on the in- Gde, will be a winged thunderbolt, forming the cen tre of a crown of laurel, alto, (wounded itfelf, at the dißance of Gs inches, with a wreath of olive,— Upon the back and front of the carriage, two palm branches will furronnd the letter N. in the Roman charaAter. The doors will be ornamented itith a wreath of oak enclofing a crown formed of Gsteen Ran, in the midlt of which will be one much larger than the reft, in the &ape of a Crofs of Honour, and encloGng the letter N. All the interior parts of the carriage will be furrounded with a rich wreath a laurel, and the ground will be interfperfed with bees. The Imperiale on the exterior will be covered with green velvet, and will be encompalfed by two branches, one of olive, the other of laurel, forming a regular oval, with a liar in the middle. All thefe embroideries will be in gold ; the defigns of the em broideries, as well exterior as interior, are by M. la Gains. PROM THE PARIS PAPERS Aix LaCoovsLLl, Ann. 4.—The feftival of Mar ti:magus was celebrated here on Sunday the 4th Thennidor, by order of the Emperor; and no cere mony was ever more impofing or occafioned a deeper fentation. At half pan nine o'clock, all the Authorities anew bled in grand conume at the cathedral church. Her Majefty the Emprefs left her palace to repair thither, at ten o'clock precifely, furrounded by her Court and her guard. She was received at the gate of the church under a canopy, by all the clergy, and con cluded to a throne, which had been crated on the right of the choir. Her Majeky was accompanied by her Maids of Honour, and the Ladies of her Palace. The grand officers of her boufehold were kept (land ing behind the chair of Bate. The mats was cele brated by the Bilbop of Ai:.la-Chapelle, affifted by an the clergy. The Bilbop of Liege was prefent. The Abbe of Gauzargues had the honour to addrefs Her Majefty in a fpeech which obtained general ap probation, LITII4CT IRON Tin MICH Of Till AM Of GAlltellOtllf. • Madam—A Hero commands as to celebrate the naanory of a Hero. NAeOLlon revives the tumours of C and it is under the antique vaults of this 'Fan*, credal to the Living Gov, by this powerful Monarch; upon the tondowhieh for dues numbs Ms cowered his Mises, in ptefeace of the mottal remain, of Nut Greet Man; in fine, befere your NIA, erre, that the Rohr*. gthe Etat;e. VW. IfrO wilbes us to renew the religious homage which this Chureh Osould annually pay to 1%3'11;44ms Founder. For ten centuries, Madam. Caaaiu the Cagle has ceded to Bre. Doss it not appear as If there pbea were Rill fa of his peat foul ? And when your Melt !bode preferbod the foksenity which calls us together round your Throne, was be not hbafalf oduated by the thoughts of his inueortakty ?—Goa, who founds and defrays Empires, who gives and takes away crowns, has decreed, that at long intervals, men, the inftrunsents of W impenetrable defines, Would appear furroundod with Rrength and gioq, like luminous maws. Who. In the delta& of time, Otould rally the erring mob. and lead them ter the path of public felicity. Suck were his dthgns with regard to C • and NArOLSON. They see aceemplilhoL The pert is joined to the relent. Recollections crowd together, end the Heroes are united. CHAR me. the heir of a totterin g Throne, tonfolidated it by *dory, cheßjicd the rebels, extended the limits of the Kingdom, and placed upon his forehead the Imperial Crown ;he did more—he knew how to bear It. N had done enough for glory, but not enough for his Country. He was placed in the rook it the moll renowned warriors ; but his Country finking under the yoke of tedious, dragged to its ruin by inex perienced declaimers, was on the brink or deßrudion. He same to its aid, It was Caved, and of a Republic upon the point of be taming the prey of Foreigners, he made the fineß Empire in the weld. His meanies have learnt that be is able to defend It, and you, Frenchmen, who bare proclaimed him Cities, yea know that the Sceptre bas not been committed to weak and incapable buds. C was the Sett Monarch upon earth, while the Puglia were yet unknown, except as a people of barbarous pi rates, but bb genius forefavr the evils which the ambitious chanter' of that Nation would bring upon the World. He rebated to re- Resin that ambition. At his word all the ports were fined with were' which remained calamity armed and equipped. His Flag waved from the month of the Tiber to the Elbe, and Bou logne became the centre of his Maritime Armaments. Strange coinadeoic !—Aftonithing (=aka& ! Would not one lay that I was (peaking of the Military of our own Days? Have I not been deferibing our own EMPEROR. creating, as if by the Power of Magic, Fleets down intlantly, butting agaloß the common enemy the European ports from the Ti ber to the Bakke Sea, continually menacing with the molt for midable armaments the coatis of the perjured Britons, and from the height of lab camp at Boulogne Rriking terror into their ty rannkal fway. C knew that to compeer Is not to reign, that without laws there is no nation, without religion no manners, without letters acid arts no refinement, no tine grandeur. His Capitiriairr,, a precious monument of thefc remote ages. attrii how much be was fuperior to his eneempormeies. To his piety ' on ing the reiteration of temples, and the pomp of religious ceremonies. lit fine, he loved and cultivated letters, he encouraged arts, and tome portions of this temple prove that hi. er one were not in vain. t qual to Co AltLeS as a Veit Warrior, Naroeasw Is not inferior as a Legillator. The Napoleon Code ranks above the Csaisteires. By NAPOLTON that perfccutioo has been Rapped which fell upon the Minders of our Lola. By him the fanduary has been rebuilt, and our re-union within there malt walla, the 'Actuation of our holy myitcries before the adored Petrucci who (hares his Throne, prove, that, like C NAPOLION has pileed his con fi dence iii the GOD of Armies , and that be has pc.r. abed that true Glory btiones to the Chriltian hero alone !!!' AUGUST 24.--:Her fklajl.SY the E M quitted our walla yellerday morning, and every one eras grieved to obferve the termination of a vifit marked with to many benefits, till the day before yellerday. at aim o'clock io the evening, a courier difpatched by his MAJESTY the Eieraitoa,brourt the affurance that her IMPERIAL MAJESTY Mod accompany hi ther her augull fponfe. The Prefeft of our department yefierday fent the news of this agreeable intelligence to the Mayors of his diffrift in the following Circular Letter " 021ITLINZII—The MALJZSTY the Emma oa Is about to Wfit the four new departatam of the Rhine, and within five or tit days we UN have the imidoefe to raft hint within them& of this city. Tittle greet arm lam arrived refterday by a Courier Extraordinary, at the mama whir the Ihrware el Mae hen- ILIAL Marssrr, Mrwrmd6rtW wining. overwhelmed every hart whit farrow. TM joy of the leidtkenta d this capital is at its bdebt It will lima um pm of this departinem, and I have so desk dot the seal mete of kiwis& Mish too Molt Odd of dos Empire Mullis en thefe eGitettite wig Mite the melt unimmeded platitude!" Haa Inraitiai. Majesty having yetterday vifited the Theatre, was received with extraordinary accla mations, and cries of "Leff: live tbe EroprefiP' His Highnets WILLIAM, Duke of BAVAIIIA, was prefent at the reprefentation, The ingenious health, Di re&or or the Troop, did not allow this occagon to efeape ; and a beautiful nnexpated fcene followed the Piece, entitled et The Trentellers P' Comm Juts' 3o.—The remainder of the Ru ffi an troops lei arrived here were landed on the aath.— There troops confilt of a regiment of infantry, be longing to General Baader:err, and a regiment of thiamin, commanded by Prince VIALINSEI. They have taken up their quarters in our city. Perfons worthy of credit (lays the Official Paper of the Seven Mends, biewiteur Sgotinfulaire) have communicated to us the following details upon the fituation of dings in the part of the Ottoman Empire next to odr it : OWe know that the famous Air, Nth* of Janina, has made the greateß efforts to render bimfeif mar ter of Sulli, and that the courageous inhabitants of that city were able to maintain their liberty, and to defend theirhomes againft the attempts of that Pa cha. ALP, finding it empoffible to fucceed in his en• terprife, determined to turn his arms againa Parax• imitia, from which the inhabitants of Sulli received' ' military flora and provifions. He immediately put his new plan in execution, took the cattle of Paraxi mitia by furprik, and expelled Noon°, the Com mandant of the Diana. The latter, convinced of his inability to refill fo powerful an enemy, enter ed into an arrangement with him. It was agreed that Ai,* fhould remain miner of the cattle, and that the city and the dißria (hould remain in the hands of Paooso. who gave his fon as a boßage to the Pa eh*. Azi puts the canle in the bell Rate of defence; he then affembles the chiefs of the neighbouring towns and villager, called Zamides, and informs them, that his only objet, in becoming metier of the cattle, was to deprive the Silicates of all alliance on that fide ; that be would evacuate it immediately af ter the expedition ; but that, in the mean time, they ought to give him their attune. The Zamides fuffered themfelves to be perfßaded, and joined the Pacha again& the Sulliotes. The latter made a molt vigorous refinance ; ' but, after having cabana ed their provifions and ammunition, they were obliged to yield to fuperior force ; and after an ho nourable capitulation, they abandoned their city and territory. The expedition being thus terminated, Progno demanded the refutation of the cattle. Ali Pacha not only refuted it, but even demanded that the city and difirift of Paraximitia fhould be given up to him. This pretenfion excited a general in dignation. The Zamides, their Chiefs, and Progiso, united to revenge themfelves. They immediately commenced the liege of the cattle. After having turned the murk of a rivulet, which fupplied the befieged with water, they railed (mall towers, at (mall intervals from each other, and other works, to cut off all communication. The Captain Bey, who happened to be at anchor in the port of Cor fu, with his (mall fquadron, having been informed of there events, refolved to land, with a view to reconcile thefe differences. Upon his arrival, he effeaed an arminice, but he was not able to fettle of their refpative pretenlions. The two par ties took up ,arms again, and the war was renewed with more fury than ever. Several Chiefs of the Sulliotes, feting the Pacha thus engaged, availed themfelves of the occafion. They collated a con fiderable number of their fellow-citizens, and ad vanced towards Sulli. They hoped to gain poneffion of their city and country, which they had been com pelled to quit." Genoa, Auo. 16..-IThe efforts which the Ruf fians are now making to enablifh themfelves in a folid manner in the glands of the lonian Sea; the part which they take in the quarrels between the famous Ali. Pacha of Janina, and the little neighbvring nations which he has fucceffively attacked and fub jedied ; every thing thews, that their plan is to me nace, from feveral oppolite points, the polls ions of the Porte, and to place them between two tires. On the other fide, the courageous refinance of the Sul liotes, which we have feels oppnfing all the efforts of AU, notwithnanding their (mall number, and lofing their country, without kiting their courage; the air:Rance which the Ruffians afford, to put them again in part-Ilion of their country, and the cha raeter of the Pacha of Janina, their enemy, give a great intereft to what is palling in that part of Euro pean Turkey. Thefe little events appear to contain the germ of events much more confiderable. This Ali Pacha is a warrior, and cruel. He feems deli rous to found a little empire, and render it Sou rifhing ; for, Turk as he is, he proteAs the arts and fciences. He feeks to play upon a (mall kale in Thef faly, the part which Tamerlane played in Alia. Auo. 31.---I'he Ls. letters from Con flantinople Hate that the Porte entertains the live hell fears for its prefent fituation, and that, to pre. ferve its exiflence, it is clafcly conne&ing Well with a certain great power. If we confider, in fail, what is palling in Turkey, we cannot diffemble that the Porte is much threatened in this important part of its polleßions, and that there tains a decided plan to fet the Greek Chriflians and the Turks at variance. On one fide, Romelia is a prey to bands of brigands, who grow up as fait as they are de flroyed. On the other, Scrvia, Albania, and a part of ancient Macedonia, arc in infurreflion. The fire of revolt dies away in the other provinces, with the e4ception of Bnfnia, which is tolerably tranquil. BA NESorTN I MA Y .-111 C Hanle Towns are DOFF in a very precarious fituation. We are afured that all their communication with the furrounding coun try will be entirely cot off, until they fLall have con tented to furnifh to the provincial Rates of Hanover tic loans whit-is they Lave hitherto refilled. DUTCH PAPERS. Pasts, SEPT. 3.--The Ruffian Charge d'Affaires • with all perfons belonging to his legation, kft this capital in the morning of the 3oth nit. notwithlland ing that he had received no anfwer to the alriasarian he had delivered on the part of his Court. We are now affured that the Swedifli Legation, the Charge. d'Affaires, Ac LLLLL AD, with his tithe, has alto Jett this city. Many perfons, however, confidently alert, poe % that the latter is yet here, although his d rtnre, in the pretest fituation of affairs, is very ble. It is now the common belief of our it ricians, that Come negotiations are going an, which may bring' about a general peace ; and, in cafe of no arrang6. meats bang made, a war with the Northern Powers is regarded as inevitable. The departure of leveret foreign Mt/killers to join the EMPIIIOII at Aix-la-Cha pelle cedes the friends of peace to hope, that, through their mediation, a rupture may be prevented. We hear at the fame time, that it is not at Air-la- Chapelle, but at Antwerp, the Elle aloe will receive the coneatulationns of the Portuguefe Miniller, Da I.lola. it is alto reported, that it is in the fame city the EMPIltOlt will give audience, and admit to con ferences the other foreign Miniders, who have left this capital, notwithilanding that Aix-la•Chapelle is the city where the ;general affairs of Europe will be let. tied. The j per cent. 56. so cent.—( Harm Comm. 1 s, wag e,,, 7. HAGUII, Styr. 6,—According to the decree of our Government of the myth ult. which has been fent to all our leveret departments, the admdllon and Pale of the French paper, printed in England, called Le &air dr Learn, is prohibited in the Batarian Re. pnblic.—(/hit) Certain letters between Valerian Publicola, and Cains Manlius, printed by De Graaf, at Haarlem, are alto prohibited.—(/hid.) The Emperor of the French arrived at Brute's on the tli inR. in the afternoon, and dined at the Coale of the Lake. At night he left Bruffels for Louvain, and paled the night at Tirlemout. The next day, or the day after, he was to arrive at Aix-la-Chapelle.-. At the Emperor's departure from Broffels, the city was illuminated in a moil Cplendid manner. The exchange of coseien between this place and Aix.la-Chapelk, has for fame days been very fre quent, According to the difpatthes with one of thole couriers:oar Miaifter in France, Sem i re wear so moat ir, who refided quietly aehis' elate, near Zwoll, has been obliged (added,' to *pert for Aia-la-Chapelle. The whole French smarm in our place received, the day before yetterdity, orders to march towards the French frontiers ; it left as yeßerday. The ru mours on this Ridden departure are various. Some fay, that the French troops go no farther than Breda. Seer. 7.—We are alined that the Emprefs joss reams has kit of drinking the waters at Aix laChlt pelt !boner than the intended, as they had not the died her Majeey expect!, but did her more harm Baessats, Auo. 3t..-General Duaoc, Governor of the Imperial Palace, is arrived in this city, and vifited yelierday the cattle of Laken. At fix o'clock in the afternoon he fat out for Aix-la-Chapelle. In Come few hours afterwards, paled our late Amhara dor in Portugal. Field Mar(bal L A 1 the Ambaf fador from Naples, Marquis Da Gat ea, and the two Portuguefe Ambaffadors, alfo paled through for the fame city. A )'ruffian courier paled through here lait night with dirpatches for the Maronts Loco is ssi a r, who will alto join the Emperor at Ais-la-Chapelle. Famiceroar, Auc. 29 —This day a French cou• rier from Conftantinople, but laft from Vienna, parted through Durlacts. He reported, that the Ottoman Porte had declared war againli Raffia; but..as the good underitatuling between there two State. ' veil' known, this report gains no credit.—( Nape t J.) HAIIIIIVItaII, Auc. 3 I.—The conferences oi.tween the Count Ds Litz' and the Princes of the Honk of Bourbon have not taken place at Grodno. It is be lieved that the arrival of thefe Princes is merely a pretext, and that the journey of Louis XVIII. and the Duke of Amoouxams to Grodno, Willie, and Mittean, has a very different object in view. Pro. bably the Princes of the horde of Bourbon may go to Ruffle ; but that they will remain there is not certain. The Counters of Liz:a, and the Dnehefs of Ancor). LINZ. remain Rill at Warlaw ; as to the Count Da Leu.s, we are allured that he has left Gmalno ; but where he is gone nobody knows for certain.—(srtie dam animal, S. 6.) Letters from Hanover of the alith Rate, that the French army in thatEledorate will loon undertake as expedition, but where is not known, though Come pretend Harnburgh, others Holftein, others again, that Swedith Pomerania is their definition ; all the French troops at Dannenberg, Hilzacker, Lackow. Wallrow, and Blekade, have been ordered to encamp near Luntherg. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, sarramant ts, PRICP OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE o*CLOaat Cunt.ds sr} —for amount, 371..Onsidttm 61 7. Euhcq. Ws, pr is. 4U. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red Ann. Rut Imp. 3 per Cent. 3(4 3 per Cent- Cont. 3 73f,1 Fleheq. is. JIG 4 pet Cunt. Phut Omnium 7 prem. 5 Per Cent. 1757. tlntt imp& Tick. Lang Ann. (hut Confute for aoc. $7lO India Duals is. u. dif. Lord KEITH has returned to the Downs in the MONARCH man of war, having proceeded in his in tended cruize no farther than Dungenefs. Lord Macs:tut, who had embarked on board that (hip, was of cnurfe unable to make any sainak infixtlion of the French coat. He has fume arrived at Walnter Cale. where he has been joined by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who has been occupied for Conte drays in infpeaing and making his obfervation► upon that part of the coaft between Dover and Hafting'. Hi: attention was particularly directed to the Mar tell° towers. which are at prefert conaroeing about Dungenefs, and the molt afrailabie points of the coat. Both Mr. PITT and Lord Metvitte were yefterday expeeed at Margate to infpee the prepa rations jhat had been made in that neighbourhood for repelling the nutty. i