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FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern. Foxhole-Erect. Plymouth, on Friday, the T AD-F-6brrov;fihak in (,15 OB7' vi.. FOR EXPORTATION. 6 Cats Glee 2 Cases brunibme Matches 6 ditto Ground Banderfwood t Ball Nis Vomica 3 ditto Madder a Calk as ditto White Lead 2 Ca t s 7 ditto ironntongt” 2 *a . _,-, wl i Sundry Drugs t Ball (Root) y runnen . g ,Ca (e Bru lb cs s Cat (Ground j a C..fle, flreFcd Flax $ Cafes Peruvian Bask 3 CJ, • Tobacco Pipes 19 ditto Indigo 1 Cafe Wine it Calks Smelts t C.fc Foreign Books 3 Cats Boras s Cafes Thread& Wattled Tape FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. I Cat Pearl Barley 1 Cant Tamarinds. I ditto go Part of the Cargo of the Proglan brig Friend:chaff, detained on Ma voyage front Amfterdam to Bourdeaus, awl Lott condemned as prise to hit Majefty's Ship Thundercr. For eatalogass, viewing, (ample', aid further information apply Sio Mr. JOHN HAWLEX, Merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, Now i 2, !Sae. laarnodiotely after the fate of um:felco ref' Felenifehaff, will be fold, For the Benefit of the Underwriters. I'H£ under-mentioned Articles, We'd out of the Ship 8e,,, PE/ 11l G&A)/71141ad matter, loft oh ha voyage tram Jamie; to : FOR. HOME CONSUMPTION: s Calk Runt t Caft, containing 14 Bottles 9 Ditto Coftee Collor Oil s Bags Turmeric t Ditto Cocoa Nuts *Saar dried Mager 3 Loss Superior Moltorulty .. 4itor the abase will'be roc kit uncleared of a formulate. •6 Biles New Orleans Cotton. For Maria, the above, Sampies, Catalogues, and further In humation. apply.to .111 s. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant. Plymouth. net day were pobilfrod, in four volonis frogrop nana pries ore wines io loratdo. emberlifrod with Partake of Mr. sod MIMI% front original -. Psiewit• ZOII VII VI, PE LETTERS of JO H N %MIMS. E N . addicind to his DAIXOSTPIR, the bite M 133 WILKES ; -from the oar irm to yew 3 zti. To which fr=l. 4 • MEMOIR . f the UFA of MIL W ILES ii•b • of We frIICILIANEOU3 POEM& CONTEXT& ' 1. The Wof Mr. Wakes, and Paw, many Stow lithithel& sot beim printed. S. Letters ofrirelted to DAM Maw from Ideates and kca l -Seth in the yew t;74 to 1711.1. 3.. 6 -- , ofrfreired to Mita Wilkes at Pasis, Inlaid on a Vats tie Decided, %Mere. kern 1733 tea 71IP willeolred 40 MA Willa, flow Sandhans. in the Nc of Wight, from t7di to t 79& wits Mr. Waimea totrodoetion to his Maury .1 Paean& Printed for I.argman. Hort, Rees. sod Orme. Na. 39, Peter. !tauter , Piccadilly i sad A. Coofrabk and Co. FIANCE. lIMOICOLAS MOVE 710$ Tall MINISTER Or TORSIGN arrAIIIS ALL line •osseis OF NIS MAJESTY Till SIEEERAIR OR ?NS racism Ale-laiiassrette, etch or Franldor, (Sept. s). Vs.'. el. Yon mag i Sir, have °blessed and known, ac tording to my inftraitioas at the time of the corn taunication of the Note of Lord Hawke(bury, to the toreign Ministers reficling in London, the impreflion 'which this publication of the II rartgeli maxims of po.. 'hied aqd focial morality could not fail to produce on the mind of the Government with which you reticle I think I ought to teturn to the fobje:l, T, therefore, fund you officially a eopy of this note, and exprefsly thane you, by order of his Majefly, to make it the • *IDA of a fpecial conference with the Miniltry of The projeft which the Englifh Government has tonixised for the lafl half century, gradually to abo lies the tutelary fylletn of public law which unites ltnd engages all ciiitiaed nations, developer itfelf with a fearful progreffion. Will other Governments re frain from making nppo(etion to filch an anterprife till there no longer exiles any moral bond which may referee their rights, guarantee their engagements, and proteft their integefls ? " The Powers of the Continent have fen with what audacity the faith of nathshas been fpnrted with by this Government, and foie= treaties violated swats before the; ware carried into execution. The tilaritime nations every day experience its tyranny There no longer exills any theoretical principle of navigation, any written convention, which have not ken kandaloutly violated on every (bore. and in every fea. Neutral States know that even in ufing the tight, which dill remain to them with the most timid citcurnfriNSion, they export theinfeives to infult, to pillage, and to extermination. •a. Thok States, is fine, which have the nnhappi• sets to be at war, no more rely on any reciprocal ' principle of moderation and julli:e. All the bonds cadging between them and neutral Powers are broker. Approach to the coatis and entrance into the posts and illands, though fittiate at the ditiance of acv leagues from the Ratios . . of their fquadrons, have been prci - liihited by limple proclamations. " 'thus the Englifh Government has hitherto op. poled to power, according to its particular po. fition, a maxim injin ious to its kionunr, and fuliver five of all its rights. It now attacks them altogether, and the more completely to attain its end, dirells its blows againit morality itself, and if I may le (peak, spina the religion of public law. In all countries and in ail times. the Minifiry of Diplomatic Agents has been held in veneration among ll men. " Minitiers of Peace, organs of conciliation. their prelence is an augury of wisdom, of jultice, and of happinefs. They fpeak and 411 only to terminate or prevent thole fatdi chiference. which divide Princes and degrade mellow, by the pAlEons. murders, to.LI Inifcries which war produce, Such is the (Ned of the Diplomatic Minifiry, and to the oblervation of the duties it imputes, and to the generally refoeftable Ow otter ut the mcn Ybocx:tc,;e this (*Acted Ministry in Etnope, is t h at no., to of nce world 11 ,jcbted t, r the gi t y and hdoppiner> net j •ys. But there harpy ttomentthe jealous al.l'Ati : ll of the only •ern+ncnt %Oath fin - 41. its iirctr , t in tl.r ruin, the dil• atul ferviiuile of their 6n,,ernmcrit. t. it Wale, Mllllillfb to be the infliga- ' the regiiler t the army. The foldicrs of the .my ton t phi,, the tigerra cf eitlorliance‘, the d.r,c- only arc t.. be emph.yed in the escaion of 'hit to:mo tors (.1 IcCret machination., vile tpiei, and cowardly • stunt. The pillar i% to be flowed between :helm eordpira••.t. ; it elta , ge. them to foment fedition, to perial Ilead.gyarters de la 7 c;ir and the excite and pat altaflinvions. and ;1 woui.l endeavnor t Camp of the bra Divifion, in light of the Conti. to fhiettl the iblamou, ti%is • • the retped and in-! nem, and rippofite tie Channel and the jiritifh Iflcs. violability %shish are Jot to tne bladtatoz sof Kings, i The fiat done to be hod on th e 9th. Theh. ate the the Par ific ator 1 N ion!, I parti:d!ats /wit worthy of notice The ta RMS Dipl.matie Miniftei ~" fAys Lord Flawk..fbury, . arc 1.;0;...! :,y tae Commander ir. Chid hoes. r, and U ouiht not t• c in the tt.w.ti yin which !hey by A •0K•, , ,. 5 i. C!•ief nt I Major C:ncral, ttfitle againtt the tawa {A that count:) , ; but they art I and ta,ncral of Divittoo not fubjea to the fame rules with refpea to nate. to which they Ate not accredited." Admirable fell ric tion. Europe will be filled with confpirators, yet the defenders of public law will have no right to com plain. There will be always fome local ditlance be tween the chief and his accomplices. The Mintilers of Lord Hawkclbory will pay for the crimes which they will caufe to be committed ; but they will have this prudent deference for public morality—that they will not be at once the obligators and witneffes of the " Soch meafures are the height of audacity and hypocrify. Never has the opinion of Cabinets, and the common fettle of nations, been (ported with In little flume. Hie Majefty the Emperor thinks it is time to put an end to this difallrous train of principles lubverfive of all Axial order. You are in confequenee ordered to declare to the Government in which you relide, that his Majef ty will not acknowledge the Englilh DVoma tips in Europe, fo long as the Britifh Minifiry (ball not abllain from charging its ministers with any agen cy in war, and not retain them within the limits of their funaions. " The evils fuffered by Europe strife only from this, that it is every where believed that we are bound to obferve the maxims of moderation and liberality, which being juQ only from reciprocity, are not obli. gatory, except to thofe who fubmit to be Woad by them. Hence Governments bate as much to (offer from their own jullice as from the iniquity of a mi. niftry which acknowledges no law but its ambition and its caprice. The evils of Europe arife again from this, that public law is confidered under a partial point of view, whereas it has neither life nor force but as I) whole. The Maritime Law, Continental Law, and the Low of Nations, are not parts of the Public Law, which may be coefidered and obferved feparately. The nation which pretends to introduce arbitrary rules into one of theft parts, Wes all its rights to the pri vileges of the whole. The fytiernatic infraaor of the Law of Nations places himfelf out of that law, and renounces every intereft founded on the Maritime and Continental Law. 4 His Majefty the Emperor regrets having to or der nuefures which are an Wilhite interdiaion againft a Government 1 but all perfons who reflpft wtU eafily perceive, that in this be only a6s accord ing to faits. " The Englifh Mininry, by the univerfality of its attacks, boa placed the math, the illes, the ports, the neutral powers, and commerce in general, in a Rate of interdiaion. Recently, in fine, it has proclaimed the jaroilitution of the Miniftry the molt lured, and the molt iodifpenfable to the tranquillity of the world. His Majelty believes it his duty to call the attcutionof all Governments, and to inform them, that without new meafures, taken under a fenfe of the prefent danger, all the ancient maxims, cm which are founded the honour and independence of States, mutt immediately be annihilated. (Signed) C. K. TALLITRAND. ACT OF A LITTER FROM THR MINISTER Of Of- Hsa•L roLica TOTH' MARSHAL DOTTI. Part-. IS venileatiare (GM al•) (After Rads& that M. Rutnbdd is following the fyftem of Meets. Drake and bruitb,and that the &kith Milner has avow ed a plan of confetacy and riots " which is proved, bet t ies, by the conduct of Mr. *laylor, and the etriginal papers in my bands, Fouche proceed- in the following terow :) " In coed mom of elide new and futvirerflve principles, Ids Mailed, the Bmperar has nulled it to be declared, that he win not remmife any diplomatic character in the Engtills Agents who have been placed, by their own Government, out of the Law of Nations, and the common law of civilifed nations : they etre then that M. Reinhold be conlidered as any other Ensiles indivi dual who amid adopt criminal pradices, and be kind if It be in your power to do it, taking every meafute to forum hi. paper...— I invite you, Marlisal,to take all the ueectiary nevi to accomplith this objed. I have the honour to be, (Signed) " novena." PARIS. Nov. 4.—Yelterday an Englifla three-maft ed veflel from St. Peterfburgh, with twelve guns and tweuty men, and a cargo eltimated at 400,000 litres (above z6,0c0l ) ran Anne near Calais : the veirel was (cited, and was fate, and the crew were made priloners. A decree has been publifhed, permitting the ex portation of grain to Spain and Portugal, from the departments on the bunters of Spain, and certain ports. Nov. 6.—Yefterday M. CHAMPAGNY took his oath bet ore his Majefty, as Minifter of the Interior. NIATfIIAI AUGEREAtt arrived at Brett on the 27th of Otiober, and was falated by a difcharge of cannon. The Deputation which wil l go to meet the Pope paired Fontainbleau the day before yetlerdiy. It confine of the Cardinal CAMIACEISS, the Senator Asovisa._ i s and the Mater of Ceremonies &LISA TOMS. The POPE will be received by the Prete& in each department. Our Journals nate, in an article from Ancona, that a Ruffian brig, with too pecruits, bad failed from Montenegro to Ocieff.a. A number of maga zines are forming at Corfu. It was intended to in creafe the Ruffian force thre to so,ooo men. Gene ral Stu sworroarse has been taken ill. The Mositswr of this day contains lord HAWSES/. BURT'S circular letter of the ;nth of Apt tl, to use Minitters reading in London, with Antes and obi-cr eations ; alfo a circular note from the French Mini. fler of Foreign Relations, to all Agents of the French Emperor. dated Aix-la-Chapelle, 'nth Fluaialor (sth September). relative to the Englith F.nrcys in to rei,in countries. Five per Cents. 58 fr. 25 tents. Nov. to.—The troops of the camp 41 St. Omer wifhing to offer to the Monarch, whole genius prelides ever the deltiny of France. a brilliant tel of act:lion and admiration, have refolved to treft a monument capable of u ithtlanding the tire& of time. Th e nimitimett, is to be e•imp , ifed of a quadranaulat pedeliJl, luppmting a pillar, fifty metres high: for. mclititc..l lay a colotal tlatue of his &Nay the Em. perm Within the pedcllal is to be conitruelid a m f'r prefet wing the halos y of the eledition, the k finceihc acce(fi;ol of his giAjeity ; and LONDON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Coofols, money, 581fwditto, for ace. 5111{1.-.omtilum Bit. Reduced s, {{--Short Alms t t-161,-Excheq. Bills; par. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 pis Cent. Red. Ann. 37411. Long Ann. 16117 1613-160 as 3 per Ccnr. Conf. 5811 Each. Bills, par it a. diL Deft rred 3 per Cent Conf 301. Opinion, prem. 4 pc: Cwt. Enghfh Tickets 181 is. 3 per Cent. Nary, 91,411. Cool. for exci3Blo .aft night we teceived Paris Journals to the t fib intirnt, inclufive. The Circular Note from T to the French Diplomatic Agents at the different Courts, which we have copied from the Malheur of the sth, is without exception the ma fingular produdion we have feen fusee Bo feized upon the reins of Government in France. It anchorites the French diplomats to declare that in canfequence of the al 'edged confpiracies of &fern. MIAMI and Sramcsa" SMITH, and of the Note of Lord Hawk cosy ay on that fubjeB, the French Government is determined pot to recognife the Englilh diplomatic Corps in Europe, till the nglifh Government (hall abfiain from charging them with " warlike agency." This PrefilmPtuotts and infolent attempt to diftats to other Powers by implication, that they are not to reeognife the Engnal diplommie Corps, fermi rather the at of a madman than of a perfon at the bead of a Go vernment, That it was intended to didate what fhould be the condud of others, as well as to declare what that of France would be, there can be no doubt. The Englifh diplomatic Agents, as Bo has OICIDVD, were not to be allowed protection in Neutral States which he had the power to coerce and defeife, and if he did not (size our Minifler at Berlin or Vi enna, it was becaufe he was unable. The principle he lays down releafes him from the obligation of re fpeding them Ulu had an opportunity to feize them. There is reafon to believe, however, that this info lent declaration will only tend to increafe a fente of difapprobation and abhorrence which BON APAILTI hap escited every where. The arrelt of Sir Gtosot RUNDOLD was a commentary on the testi - villa could not be tnifunderftood, and mull thew that Bnw♦-1 's menaces were tometbing more than mere' found znd fury. _ The eircumil..nces attending the liberation of Sir GPORC: RUMSOLIO, are rot yet fully explained.— We are inclined, however, to afcribe it to the inter ference of the Court of Pruffia. In this cafe the in terference of PraGa mull have been prompt and fpontaneous. Sir Glottal ROMBOLD was only con fined two days. On the evening of the 2d day a cou rier attired from Berlin, with infiruttions to the Prullian Miniller to demand the liberation of Sir Giotto' : Thos the Prullian Government mutt have adopted its refolution on the very infiant, for the re monfirance arrived at Paris not two days after Sir GIORGR, though the intelligence of his feizure had to go in the fiat inflance from Hamburgh to Berlin. It is underftood that the papers of Sir GIORGI, which were found at his country houfe, were of no importance, his principal papers being at Haroburght fo that the French Government not oly obtained nothing to apolrgife for the infamous proceeding, but no fecret of any kind to indemnify them for the difgrace. If the Court of Berlin is determined to perform with effect the important part it has now fo honour. ably undertaken, it will be required in future that Botsarasrs fhall ahflain from meafures of thi; nature, which leaves nothing inaccedible to the French, and nothing fecure from their attack. It has been declar ed by the French Government, that the diplomatic agents of this country (hall not be refpenesi; and therefore nothing left than a formal difa•owal of thefe pretentions ()mid be received, before other na tions ought to Idler any diplomatic tuteicourfe with France to continue. It is r epot tee!, but we can hardly credit it, that Sir GIORGI R v Lo was ri.qiiired to fign, and did lipn a parole, that he would not return to Ileniburgh, nor come within so leagues of any part of :he French territories ! Such a compliance v•ould, however, be nugatory in kW,: No Min is bound by Any kind of 14vr to the obfervence of obligatums t.ht.aued by coercive means. We underhand. contrary to what was reported yef terday, that Sir GIIOIIOI, from the time of his leisure, and di" ing the whole of his journey, until he artived at Parii, was treated with refpea, and had every in dulgence allowed him confillent with the vigilant cit. cumfpeflion which the Commander of the efcort which attended him was obliged to exercife. On his art ivAl at Path. he was immediately cemdulted to the Temple, where he was alto treated with every ap• pearance of refpet. The Monumr of the 6th init. notices the I;hr:ration of Sir Gamins in the following words The swap notiimity of the Emperor has induced him, at the r.- grejl of a friendly Power, to let at liberty M. Ruts aoi.o, the worthy aaliciate of the Secticaa SI4ITHS and D ." W. e k aro f ro m private carrefpondence, anzicty was ent that mach conftaueoces of It was generally TVlajelly bad n berAtion. lout di, tory oralogy 1.4 Paris would determine, it was fappored. the mit , - of the further proceedings on the part of dic Coin. Berlin. The line of conduill which the Pruf : • narch was to follow, it is Paid, was fully fettled ;u . conferences which were held at Potfdam. The Duke of Brunfwick, in confequence of a ; ling incitation from his Prufßan Majefty, arrives; Berlin on the 7th inftant. It was reported at Berlin. that the King of Pi url had agreed to mediate between France and Rut'- when the arreft of the Brit& Militia at Hamburd. took place. The private information from Hambnrgb, pofiti ye' contradias the intelligence contained in fame of ill Engin Papers, relative to the Garrifon of Alton. having received reinforcements, or that the Dukes r,! Brunfwick and Mecklenburgh had fent their treafu:c. to the butters of Magdeborgh. We have received a copy of M. RAYNIEVAL . Note on leaving the Court of St. Peteriburgh, wli.c sloes not differ in lubliance from that which is already before the Public. On Sunday morning about ten o'clock, the Oxford Blues, and the Stafford!hire militia marched front the Barracks at Windlor to the Calle-yard, where they fi.rmed a line ; the Oxford Blues took the right. In a !!tort time, his MAIRSTY, accompanied by di: Dukes of Cow and Ca Immo e, came out of the Cattle and paled the line. His Ma'am , after converting with the Colonel of the latfoll Blues for fome time, proceeded with the Royal Dukes to St. George's Chapel. Her Ma/tete and the Panic followed in their carriages. Yellerday morning, foon after eight o'clock, hi, MAJESTY Left Windt - or, in his travellingcarriage : ef cn by a patty of Light Horfe, an a vifit to the Princes of Waters, at Blackheath. His Isfaierrit, after having a long interview with her Roy;l High nefs, returned to Wiadfor, His Kamm on his w,,7, flopped al Kew, Yellerday at three o'clock, ip Cabinet Council we! held at Mr. litres hook in Downingrfiretit Yeßerdayehe RuIL Ambaffitior tranfadted bb bnefa with Mr. Haberman, at Lori Haaaoway's of. lice, from one till four o'clock- Lord KLITH arrived in town this morning. His Lordibip had a song conference with the Lords of the Admiralty. This morning, at his Lordfhip's hoof. in Lower Grolvetior itreet, the Lady of the Right Hon. Lord Btu es was lately delivered of a fon and heir. This day, the Persica of Was's, the Duke of Yost', and a numerous party, dined with the Duke of C AAAA ACV, at Lit boat in the Stable-yard, St. James's. Mr. H is genuine account of the rant: Reins will appear tarn. now ; and from the known talle and dramatic eapiri,nce of the Author, it may be prcfnmed that thi, sv..l k will contain all 'he informa tion that curiolity can require, unmixed with the fables, by which the public ale entitled in a varitty of unanthotifrd pubiications. It alto contains a hater must of the differences between the two London Theatre', on the fubjelt of hie ctigagemente with each. The Brewers have at length conceded to the grow ing indignation of the people. A mceting took placy at their Hall yellerday, when they came to a refolution that the price of Beer should continua ails/re-pew ler pat. Who is to indemnify the indi gent mechanic and hard working labourer for the extortion in that article, which he WAS obliged to fubmit to during lift week? Will thole who have egailtd a price which they admit by their refolution of yellerday to be uncalled fur, refund the profits which they have acquired by that hally and 'spliced'. fay impofition ? There were other circumflances betides the wett ed fill in tic p. ice of Bailey, which might have in duced the Brewers to refcind the refoliitiom they had taken. We underlland the EAR India Company's numerous hody of labourers and volunteers came to the Jett' mination to diicontinue the ufe of Porter, Ibould the Brewers perlill in the advance that they bad determined on. The labourers in the We* India Docks came to a finsilar refolution I and it ia not improbable btu thic eambiaistioss as the Brewers will molt probably call 't, would have fpread through aU the great bodies of the working people is aad about the metropolis. The Pigot Diamond bas been purchafed by Ilona. PARTI. It is intended to form pan of Madame 80. NAPAXTE's necklace an the day of the Coronation. All the diamonds in France are not eonfidered tiofficient to give eclat to that ce 7 tmony ; and orders have been Riven to buy up diainunds in klolland and England fir the exodus's. The following anecdote was lately related by ao Arnetiesn gentleman old gentleman, at the, Pour' of death, called a faithful Negri:ln him, telling him he would do him an honour before he died—the Gil iw esenllsi him, and hoped Mafia would live long. intend, Caos," fail the Mailer, .1 to allow y , it to he burasl in the family 'Ault." " Ah, Ka. IC • 111'04 4.. ;ON 6. me no like dat ; ten pounds would be brute. to Ceti): he no cars where he be buried ; betides, irlaile, tuppofe we be buried loge. Cher, and de Devil come looking foe Mete in de dark, lie might take Away poor L . :german in nnillelte." Bile; c.—On Saturday morning, two battles fought in Hyde Pa. k I the firll wet between C• Rowley, a cel:nderer;and Adions, a butcher. i • fi 'lit atiortic.l hot 11.0 e an ufouent to the filen The comh.stAnts .eve br ily matche4. and the E • was decl.arsd in :•vota; of Rutvlay, who f ly ue.it his oppolleot. The feconl fight was earneflly Inked for by fi•me sesames of (bah/ who were prefent. The comba tants we►e Kinodird, a butcher, and a pupil of Holmes's, and 11.anLer. a moth. In this fight icience se, fee --. 4 . Hanker h, f hi nn innate correlpondence, that amen to pc,kitin, sra . jot. sauced. H a m er 1, ~.en his tertained at Hamburgh refpeeing the youthful days, and is turned a tough /i/ face he beat • the arreß of Sir GeOltoll Russom.p. WCready at Paddiogtoti, Iwo yeas liner. He me- y underßood there, that his ['ruffian rued t h e a pp e ll a ii.m in thi.: :but the youthful flrength t of his antagonitt had a powerful aicendancy nary only requited his unconditional li- tuperior (kill, and Kinnaird Ma. declared the trii9or hat he had demanded a fathfac .r. the 36th runtish Th: y Nae both etthaulted sod for the outrage The aufwu Iron much beaten. I