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EAST INDIES. Marro**, Tea. ta.—l have to relate the parti calars of a very (ewe (bock of an earthquake. that was lately felt at this place. which tailed for s con. fiderable &roe, and was violent beyood the memory of man. There was not a living creature in the place, tut what was roofed from his Humber by the alarms, and fever* felt its effeas. Many of our finch build ings were levelled with the ground, and the Zeta *as, hitherto unaffailsd by any violence whatever, were detested by their fair Inhabitants. who took re fuge in the adjoining fields.—Tbe night, howe v e r, was calm, and enjoyed the full influence of a bright moon and when the alarm was over. the blulbes sod modally of tbefe fair deferters, who bad fled half Undefiled, afforded* pleafusg contract to their tonna darer's. Nool n 1 Wife Isigum, a beautifnl and accoraplifh ed woman, then pregnant with her third child, to the nnfpeaking aSiftion of her bulband and friends, was unfortunately killed on this occafion by the tailing of the roof of a bogie under which (he had taken fhelter. A Lady of very high rank was put to death the day after the alarm, on fufpicioa of gallantry with the perks who attended her in her flight ; but grange to add, no further proof could be advanced of her guilt than the diforderly Rate of her garment', which the hurry of the moment finely ought to have ensiled. In the morning, very ertenfive Mires were ob ferved in the field, which had been caufed by the per cuffion of the night before, through which water ran with great violence, and continued to run for a con fiderthle time. The beautiful mofque eretled here, on an eminence, by the famous Ghause Khaun, as a token of his triumph over the infidelity of rise Hindoos, has been battered to pieces, and a confiderable part of its im mesh dose (wallowed up, during the opening of the earth. lam forty to add, that ceaftderabte damage has been done to tbe neighbourhood, for marry miles wooed. FRANCE. Patti, Nommen vfo...At Nants.and L'Orient, as well as at Hone, an embargo has been laid upon all Swedith alp& The eight cream-Coloured horfes which are deftin ed to draw the Emperor's coronation carriage, were Captured is Hanover. The privateer Etperanee, from Nice, has captur ed. is doe Mediterranean, an Englilh (hip, from Li verpool, valued at yoo.ooo livres—rsoool. Several Generals ofthecamp near St. Omer have -received letters of invitation from the Emperor to be refuse et his coronation. Notwithianding !he number of Englifh eruifers. syy Gips have. during la& year, entered the port el Sables d'Oketaes. Fusee the bletkade of the feaporrs in the Channel, feveral Stipa arrive he Caen without experienciog any auger : Every thing proves, that this port po is very movement for all (hipping for Roues, P 4611 and other places in the fame line. Admiral Guavazaora at Bre& has given an ek. sant entertainment on board le Vengeur, of tro guns. The table held too covers. The- fhip performed a tl the fame time feveral manoeuvres in the outer road. The Emperor was drank under a Mute of too guns. During the year XII. the Police Agents. who in. fp ea the cellars of wine merchants, have (cited 288 1 teas of aslukerated wine, and IR3 tons of bad wine, which have been emptied into the river. The-Prete of Police has permitted, by a proela- maim, in thofe places of the Boulevards where the hooks retire to fome dinettes from the highway, the eraftion of fcaffolds and amphitheatres for the ac commodation of fuch perfons as have no houfes of Iwo or friend's honfe where they can fee the pro that they may have it in their power to pro , pleafure for money. The police grants this Ann under certain conditions. The feaffolds . be &Milted five days before the coronation, and esalliolled as not to injure the trees of the B oule- In the ftreets through Which the procelSon • kaffolds will be allowed. e table held II the fame time fee The Emperor wa During the yea rpsit the cellars tams of adukerat which have been Thorrefett of swim, in thofe hooks retire toll mullion of fcatfc commodation of their own or fries ceSon, that the, cure this pleafun penult:Son under mull be inithed I fo eenirodied as yards. In the f pais no (colloid set she cooly •1114 preset, our . belt General es political cone liberate four da Idajefi), at Po /ace, the Mrll of .emated many es cutoff on atm Casa ume, of the our Minitler of isouftral aehrity military &pin' blow has arkov Auftria and Fra fobS king bat we, that though Soo our Ambsifacl9l scan, he at the ing language, power of our Si dation, end the known charade act, that, aga n •ur.ces infoltt, preLl n. The roan Malinger outrages comm me regarded b nal, as aas of fo.oner rtrltter. loud and Rum .G. hig h ly *tear gratcf :1 tyt ant P. S. 1 lt.ore . hice•reccivccl tsit.neelect wit . , pi. a 'id en I Ele•ins ste lot f tot me.] ..thy it e• , :fe gocat bul PRUSSIA. linus, Nov. s9.—The Duke of Brunfwiek is • only able and great milkst y charafter here at OUT King having ordered lateen other of Jell Generals to attend a grand military as well political council of State, which continued to de four days lag week in the pretence of Lie at Potfdam. This extraordinary occur . firft of its fort daring the prefent reign, has many rumours. and more fpcculationt, parti cularly on account of the frequent conferences, at the ; an tune. attire Raffle* and Englifh Miinitcrs with Wain of State, Baron Heenan alto, and the I adlivity which every one mull obferre in our hepinas Some pretend that nor Ca , askovereel eits. &am fecret agreements between sod France, Dunedin% or annihilating all thofe „;between Franc" and PrufG/ ; others fay, though Doraraity , upon the reprefentation of Nmhaifador at Pwris,*releated Sir GIORGI Rosa. at the fame time held infoleist and threaten lunge, which neither the dignity nor the Our Sovereign can endure without degra- Ind therefore mull rJent. &fides, frcm the liaivaer of the Ururrer, it is no longer a fe .t, againfl theft l'iinees or Stales, he pro infillts, he meditates stack., and nets of op- The pliindcr of the Englith and Hanove .lTengers, and the daily, or rather nightly, committed on the right bank of the Elbe, trded by our King and otir Minillert, not tas of provocation, but of defiance. which, ratter. will oblige them to unite with Eng. Rum t, and to put an end to a neutrality a4vantaycons to Fiance, but which her un /pi ant n. Teems to deistic. 1 It.ive jai heard that feveral Regiments :rived enders to match, and concentrate , es with nor ttoops, already near Meade nel on other pitti rf thi: ftrieti,rs of the it if flattotiet. and chat ihre ooli be .rely in the r t .. tot,z. it.. prepAr .li, its tOt Vali= cat bunt. iu our war .kp.oto.si.t. szicittAsr. Balsam. Novestasa 15. —The Eliza Cloven asent, on the reprefentatioa of the Apatite Barikes, has tranfrnitted orders to the Commodore Who cone stands the blockade of the Weer, to permit all the Bremen (hips now lying in the Ja bds, or hereafter ar rivins. to pats without hindrance into the Wafer. and to winter there. Hasestriton, Nov. ay.—The Magifirates of this City have received a letter from his Pruitt's Majel ty. in which he highly approves of the efforts made by them fur the releafe of Sir G. Ro woozy, and men tions the feizure of that gentleman in terms fkongly expreffive of his difpleafure with the French Govern meat. The news of his liberation reached Ratifbon on the ath, where the event was regarded by the different Minifters as a fortunate omen of the hem. fits which may be expeffed to retch from the inter ference of Prollia. The application made to the French Government on this &Mc& was officially no : . tified to the Diet by Count Coati's, the Pruffian Minifier. A few days ago a Courier Extraordinary was dit patched with a fecond letter from Faansasca 111. to the Emperor Narossoa. The fobjee of this letter affords matter for a variety of (peculation. By faint it is fuppofed to have been fent at the requet of the Turks & Minitier, who received difpatches from Con - Rantinople on the and, of limb importance, that they were infirmity communicated to the Cabinet of Ber lin. The Porte, it is (aid, willies not to be eoafi dered as having pofitively refuted to recognize the French Emperor, but as being refirained is the for mal ezpreffion of its acknowledgment, until the et fent of its Ruffian Ally is obtained. In the mean time, in confequence of the mediation of the Prairies Ambaffador in Conflantinople, Gen. BRUIIi has, it is reported, contented to delay his departure eat& the return of a courier from St.•Peterffmr i ghe-- , Another clafs of politicians effort, with equal ems fidence, that the kiter alluded to contains a pro- pofal for the acceptance of PruOls. as a Power in the difputes between Ruff% France, with the definitive terms on his Ma jelly will endeavour to effect a general pacilieadon. The military preparations in Italia continue with unabated aaivity. AU the regiments in Courland, Livonia, and Elihonia, are under orders to be in readinets to march at a moment's notice. An army of tichooo men is expeaed to afemblein a few weeks on the frontiers of Ruffian Poland., The French are. on the other hand, colluding bodies of troops on the Banks of the Rhine. Their Swedith Majeßies fet fail from Stralfand for Stockholm on the a3d ion. with a very favourable wind. Leuen from Vienna, of the t7th, Rate that the Eleitor of Wirtembutgli has aroma to the propofal of his Imperial Majetty for terminating the differ rences betereco him and his States, by the decirton of a Conansiirson, confining of four Aulic Counfellors, two Reprefentatives from the Eleitor, and two from the States. FRANC z Nov. 8.--Hitherto the frontiers be. Ivan the Eledorates of Bavaria and Saltzbourg. fuch as they ought to be according to the tenor of the general Recefs of the Deputation of the Empire, bad not been deterrained. They are at this moment oc cupied on it ; and they embrace that oppertnnity to treat of Come other points, which had not yet bees re gulated with ualtnefs. The Court of Saltzbourg had formed pretenftons on the dependencies of feve ral Abbeys and Ecelefiaftical Corporations, fitnated on the left bank of the Inn ; but Bavaria refutes to admit there pretenGons, grounding her refufal on the one band, on the very text of the general Rued, wherein it is exprefily laid, that the River Inn (hai l (cue in future as the boundary betss.:en the two States ; and, on the other hand, on the principle ef tablithed by Anftria and fume other preponderating Courts in Germany, that the dependencies of the Convents and Abbeys. wh ch, in confequence of the changes that have taken place in the Empire, hale patted under fecular dominion, devolve and belong to the State wherein thefe dependencies are adually fituated. Another conteft Rill fubfifling between thefe States, relates to indemnities claimed by Bavaria; this is the occafion :—When the Bilboprick of Eichflatt was given to the ci-devant Grand Duke of Tufcany, now Eleftor of Saltzbourg, it was exprefsly flipulated that to replace feveralbailinicks of that country, referved to Bavaria (and which the Court of Munich finer ceded to that of Bailin) the Grand Duke will receive a complete equivalent, taken from the domains of the Eleaor of Bavaria in Bohemia, and in cafe of infuf fieiency from tome other tevenues of that Prince. But hitherto the Rate of the fituation of thefe domains of Bohemia depending upon the houfe of Deux Ponta, has nut been regulated ; and it is of confequence to the Eleffor of Saitabourg to obtain the indemnifica tion which is due to him. The negotiations com menced between the two Princes, concern in part the 'sing of this indemnity, and confequently the fixing the value of the bailiwicks of the country of Eich ftatt, which have palled under the dominion of Pruf lia. It is Paid, however, that this affair will be fpee dily arranged. We are alto allured that an arrangement has been coneinded between the Courts of Vienna and Munich, to;regulate definitively refpeaing the principles touch ing the property of die dependencies of the indem nity Countries formerly Erclefiaftic ; and they add that the principles adopted in the treaties which the Eleftor of Vs uriemherg and the Prince of Orange Fulde had conchrded with. the Court of Vienna, have been eflablifhed and followed on this occafion. The differences which have arifen between that Court and the Court of Munich, relatively to the fortrefs of Pat'. (au, are likewife on the eve of being fettled. The lEleetor of Bavaria has formally promifed not to aug taunt the fortifications of Palau. The Innltadt and the Ilzftadt, two fubut In of Pagan, will remain to Ilavaria, with a radius al p° French fathoms on the r.•ght Bank of the Inn. 'I hat part of the ci-devant t i thopric of Pelts% on the lett bank of the fame ri ve r, will be united to the Duchy of Bavaria. We are err .ft informed that the country of Pam willin (mute be reprefeested in the Affembly of the States of Ba ba, a. The remaining part of the fame country, wl,*. b has fallen to the fhare of the ci-dtvant Grand Dale of Tofeasy, null be incorporated with the country of traltshoses, aid will enjoy altogether the Cos Station of the laR &ate. In thallium time, we learn that at the commas+ emu dile 'doing Year a Cowers will be held at Mum, to regulate • .itively relations of the two banks of the Rhine. By the &fire of the Em peror of the Trench, the Eleaor ArchiChaseellor of the Empire. the Ekaors of Bavaria. Heffe aad Ba- den, the Landgrave of Hefe d'Arnalladt. as well as the Princes of Ufingea, Wenbourg. Lineage. and feveral other members of the Germanic Empire, will feed to the Paid Coastal's, in quality of diplomatic agents, and certjoistly gads a French Coraiftwo, at the bead of which will be the Counfellor of State Jou.t• var. will occupy thengelves in regulating all the points which have been hitherto in dilute. Monf. JostsVST will inhabit a Grand Hotel at Martz in quality of reprekutative of the French Government. He is CB at Paris, where he will receive his final is ftruaions. It is thought that he will yet off for Mentz immediately after the Coronation of the Ern peror.—jarrae/ Pails. & Lrydt. STATE PIPER. [Alden* tke Ad dams et *a hawing State Papa W hood its way at legend dam, and lords*, to the Pride, yet it bat seser appeared erelros—we are Attu happy la bake We to ghee it In an setheatie foul Note of tee Ere/Ikm ILTar. o ,Mgr of hedge At fake, to M. Canals, Cheep (Mira theta Italia, doted Plea. 9th ThcAlior, Tar Is. Tbje underfigoed Miniler for Foreign Affairs has fubmitted to his Majedy, the Emperor, the Not* of M. d'Ousast., Cliarged'Affaires from Raffia. of the ad Thermida. The undaffigned hail reeeived orders to declare, that whenever the Court of Ruda Ilion fulfil the Articles of itsTraaey widt Francon the latter will be ready to execute them with the fame idelity—as Raffia mot Satitrally think that the vea -1 ty Is equally binding upon the two taming Pow en. If the Cabinet of Sr. Petalborgb is dorman t that it has fume demands to make in cookivoince of the Articles IV. V: and VI. of the Secret Conven tion of the .Bth Vendemiabei 7'eor to Francs alfo claims the execution of the sd Article of that Treaty. whith is expreffinl in the following team • The two Colestalog Pardee &km" so the semi el their power, to elatribuse to the tralefellati 4 the two apoilliso eager net to Omar their retpollime so*, tato en earrelpoodoer. Arid yr Milne& with tire iambi of the two Seam. er peogiegete petwelpieseeemeri to tide Awe. tire Cooditodom bY domoodor oo f Mbothepteedmtvorwv-swi that in anieweeate ottble severpeie, a w ry iabiwit of ens ef thede Pewees Inhabit* the Stowe the Ober. ' , MIMI dopy titan cooffoo7 to Its Wel. fag be reaeoved heaths hid carry, cad be *raised hosaidito kooor% orkarii kelig Pr °WM W the proeollos 4 Ws we 9ovesopiat." " This Article, framed with as atuth peeeiftme as wifdan, declares the very friendir difpofidens wilds hound the two New" at the tune of fermi, this treat'. France, therefore, did am sepia that RAC fia would grant its proest to French Ingsfents• by accrediting Ot t to the tieighbouring Powirs of Frances where they might indulge their hoaae fitiona again& their country I nor did the expert Cosh a condo& from M. Blasco'', the Minithir oftti who was the real canfe of the Moulins end e eziftios between the two Povrait garb% his rai dam in Paris. he connantly encouriged every kind of intrigue that could diftorb the public traoquillity, and be even went fo far as, by his official notes, to Once under the protation of the law of Nations, French emigrants, and other agents, in the Pay of England. France did not tape& that Roils would par parlay fend on a miffion to Paris, thole ulcers who had excited ftrong complaints againft them, as was well known to that Government. Strange canine. when it is confidered what is the duty of all govern meats ; but (till more In, when reference is lade to the article already cited. " Laity. was the mourning which the Court of Raffia awned fur a man, whom the Tribune's of France had condemned for having plotted againft the fafety of the French Government, Inch a conduit as was confbrmablc to the letter or the fpirit of this Article " The Frepch Government demands the execution of the pth article of the Secret Convention. in which it is Rated that the two Contrafting Parties acknow ledge and guaratitee the independence and the cor ftitution of the Republic of the Seven United Iflands, formerly belonging to Venice t and that it be agreed , that there (hall be no foreign troops in thole Minds ; an article evidently violated by Raffia, as The has continued to fend troops thither, which rhe has open ly reinforced and has chaoged the Government of that Country, without the ionfent of France. France alfo demands the execution of the :d ar ticle of the fame Convention, the evident application of which fhould have been, that inftead of manifeft ing fuch a partiality for England, and of becoming perhaps, the firft auxiliary of its ambition, Ruffia ihould have been united to France, in order to con folidate a general peace, to ie.eftablillt a jolt balance in the four parts of theworld, and to procure the li berty of the fees. Theft are the preafe expreflions of the article. " Such ought to be, without doubt, the conduit of the two Powers, refpefting the treaty which binds them both but the Cabinet of Ruffia moats that France will fulfil the Ilipulations to which The is en gaged, without executing thole which the i. bound to perform. This is ailing like a conqueror towards a vanquillicd power t ibis as to fuppofe that France can be intimidated by menaces, or that (he will acknow ledge she fuperiority of any other power—but the hiltory of the years which preceded the peace made with Ruffia, plainly demonftrates that that power has no more right than any other to affume a haugh ty tone towards France. The Emperor of the French willies for the peace of the Continent. He has made all poffible advances to re.ellablillt it with Ruftia•- he has (pared nothing to meinl,in it—but with the AlM:ince of Goo and his arms, he is not in a fitbation to fear any one. " The underfigncd requefts M. le Charge.d'Af fitires of Ruffia, to accept the affuraxce of his perfell confideration. (Signed) la tn. saga. tasi.ssioamo." LONDON. WEDITUDAY, DECEMBER i. PRICE OF FTOCKS TRW DAY AT ONZ O'CLOCK I • Cadet% Got Tancraay-fer pa &v. spedued 38ft. O m ; pi.4Aart Arms ta.i6F—Zzalseq. l ed par is - 4ic. PRICE OF STOCKS TZSTIOLDAT., Saab Stock to Lis Isla far lit;Bl44i 3 per C. Rai Ana. sift' kik lkoda, es ..114 4 . ' 3 per Cali. Cent 4{39 Al dolma pi Inei. lON pram par 4 Pa Cent. 75 74 s per Cc . Navy. S et Zeglia Theta ,IL tee. s per Cent. mat Coat hr ace. $p 381 India Stock ii - Nodes has been Rack up at Lloyds, that Govern. meat is ready to contra for a number of veirels (tranfports) of from 530 to 300 VMS harshen. it does not become us to inquireinto or Rats the objet of this sassfure. We have received the alesitearr to the atth ult. It appears from theta that the day of corosstion bas not been Wand. as has bees Sated its fosse papers. They (peek poiltively of as being retUed to take place as lei Sunday. The Pope reached Paris on the syther-His fee BOIMPAITI Midi bade to pay his apt& to hint. The Papers of which Sir Geoaue RUMISOLD was robbed. se alto thee of two pedant confined in the Temple (more Thwa's I) who. the French Govern. cent is pleated to call enairaries of his. are now on dela* examination, and copies of thev are to be flat to 01 the Courts Europe. Atittpat , OF TOR POPE AT PARIS. PAMS. Nov. 25 (SussiAT).--Tbis day at half after twelve in the forenoon, his Holiest' arrayed at Fon. tnialthont. 441414 y, the Emperor, who had gone out to hunt on *Mack being informed of the approach of the Pore, proceeded to matt his Wi nds, and met him a-la-Croix de Saint Heroin. The Emperor and the Pose alighted bosh at the fame time; they approached and embraced each other. — Six of his blijelly'e carriages then moo op, The gamaror entered fell iota the carriage to place his SAWA on the right. They arrived at the Cal* tlwlogb two line' or IteoPt aod p noife of anti Ley. fills eminence Cardioal Capactut,and the greet 00 ara Obis Maieitea 0104444, receive S !beau at lit 'Wit. Of the Akair#4 4 . TO *farm! ialSebe )Roca proceeded together by tea gilt Steir-cefe, after as the place which feperatee their. oportmente. His Bonnets having there quitted the teeparor, woe 9m' dotted by the Grand Chamberlain, the Greed Mar tail of the Palace, and tbeffrand. Maher**Ceff 'titmice, m the apartment mewed for his Having welted foss time, his 4olinets paid a vifit to the Emperor t he was oxidated into his *tat by the great otScers of his Najaf,. The Emperor repat dotted the Pope to the ball of the GiSsat Hie Holinets immediately after paid a snit to tat Em Lady of Namur, lobo went thmeet bi s e7 "- ohnets, introduced him into the elciffa s pf the liffPters Hot MailleY Priorsdo&orqsq Popo as far so the (wood room of tier apartMetti.:=The lose having returned to his own aperenTint, the Unifier " 4 G ara i "lan o f the empire had the Amply of being pretested to his Kopec* At four o'clock the Emperor tent ootiee ao On Pope. that he intended to pay him a VIM, and repair ! ed to the elofet of bistifolinete4seceded by the great eaters of his hoof/fold. The hale ger/Monies were obferved in regard to the vifit of the Pope to the Emperor. At path of thefe vifits, the Pope end the Emperceremaitted together alone for half an hour. Prince Louts. who was at Foooinbleau, paid a vifit alto to hit Holinds. The Emperor pretented to the Pope the 4Mb-chancellor and Areh-treafurei. His eminence Cartli* Fuca was pretested to the Emperor the tome day. His Holinefa will take tome days ref at Fontein blean, and repair to Paris before the confecrafion, which will take place nest &pm:lay . The Pieaor Arch -chancellor of the Empire ar rived this day at Fontainblean, at three o'clock : be occupies in the Cattle the apartment defined' foe him. The fame day he was pre s ented to their hin• jetties. Perfons are nor employed in examining the papers contained in the three trunks found at the honfe of M. Russaoso. There papers as well as the cored pondence of two Agents of this Englithman, already confined in the Temple, will be communicated' in the original to the Cabinets of Europe. They will fully thew what England expects from its htinillyrs, and will exhibit a complete explAnation of the celebrated Circular Letter of Lord Haweasatiay.—Afeilitrus. Letters from Arles (late, that in confequence of the continued pia which has fallen is that ditiria for a month Fait, the Rhone overflowed its banks near Taratcots, and has inundated a large and vs. luable portion of the territory of Arles. Nice, Nov. 34—Yefterday evening about five o'clock, three Spanifli veffels, bound from Leghorn to Spain, were forced by a form to demand perro4on to enter the port of Villefranehe. They ',ere imme diately obliged to fail for the place of their deaoa tion. Mrrs, Nov. ao.--lionte workmen digging oP the earth lately at LavanvOle, a few leagues from this city, difeovered a large quantity of human !rile., helmets, Ethics, and arms, r hich, judging from thrir form, muff have belonged to the Gauls, befoir"th; invafton of the Romans. The blade of one of the Cakes is Cta inches in breadth. FllOll7ll General in Albania, to the Erni of Come at! Turkills a diftrid to jelly the E this affair relations a mentioned that the E having fou to deliver 1 is inferred that the di was probe peror's de from Sali capital, frt .—gessileer On a did not Sorm IL Eton at isstrY, Frogml YeEke weft at o'clock Elir 1 their 11 pay de appea whict . On talion lick, lunte Ross VA ho nil to