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AMA RICA. TarW YORK, dEPT.s.4. Oros' JACEIIOI4 . II 111/0111TER.) In the difcharging of an important, and to myfelf an iodifpenfible duty. the fubjoined fiatement was communicated, in the firft inflance, to the Govern meat. In a refpedful folicitude for the rights and interd of oar country, the depolltion and letters are now made public. w. Jacaeos. Sept. web. On Thurfday, September 6th, 1804, about noon, a note, of which the following is a tranteript, was left at my of f ice, as my clerk informed me, by a perfon who lives with Mr. Francis Breuil, merchant, in Phi ladelphia : • The Marquis de Cafe Yrujo preknta his compliments to Major jackfon,and would be very happy to know front Mtn when and where he could have the *dere to Ica lam to the court of this day." • Tharfday, Sept. 6." Never having received any communication from Mr.Yrojo--never having even exchanged one word of converfation with him in my life, I *As not a little furprized at receiving this me:rage, which-I anfwered by a Dote tc the following purport : • Molar Jackfoo means hb compliments to die Marquis de Web*: In rep'y to his note of this worniag, Jolt sow K een& Maier Jodi . = will be at Ws cite until two o'clock. and at Ms boafe in abefnut-itreet, mints Gm. Dickinfamea, until four tiolodt—at either of which places hewill he the Marquis de Car a lingoa or if newt convenient, he will waft on him. • neird•T• dept. &" This note was fent by Mr. johnion, my clerk, and lore ea Cevaenne 11.1.1Cean'a- Mr. Brcuil called on me fooa after, and Paid that the Marquis de Ca& Ytujo would be glad to fez me at the Marquis's haute at Eye o'clock. I sated Mr. flreuil if he knew on what bofinefs Mr. Yrojo wanted to fee me—he Paid he did not Sinew. I want at fin o'clock to Mr. Ynijo's hook, and eanalarin tha room, was accolled by him in nearly the foll Oaring words : be • You wlit *petted, Major NH" at the liberty I have taken ih fending to you, but I truft an eaplanatioo of the motive will mare me. 1 caallidar you, Sir, as a Gentleman, a man of tit ian and a man of hamar. • * adal Intalorauce you have been forced to adopt a pro- *Mos alfroas "Am you have heretofore purfued ; but It Is meek slick yea we qualified to be very dad. Idiom by ea- Mk glimpse espreffed In your Paper, that you mugger be *ataaWatbo (for f will not call them &Government) as di& Inibed to p to war with Spain. In this, however, you arc Indlithallehleetwerfe b the fadi ; and they only nigh the federal Plows to steenbok opinions, *hat they may have an armament of that fart for Indulging their with to go to war with my emotry, ortieb would =mini, be very injurious to your':. For if the Wag My Maltar was murder three Bios of the line and Gee hi pow bathe MlMllypl. three 'kips of the line and Be frigates to die OleMptahe., and three Mips of the line and Re frigates to San dy Hook thou what would you do) But, a have it in your pewee* witch good, by erpueding the part of peace, which is . to mallbry Wheels nations ; god if you will confect to take Mi tigations no the Utica from me, I will make you any acknow .llegsmant.=•Peredviog at this moment his infamous purpnie I volik ISSeralsy need the emotions which it cuited,and rellmist ' ed tayindigation. He went on to examine in detail the koala! points NEMO bworwm !pole and the United States, and as I willed to WM W oyialoos rcepadting them, I (offered him to proceed other Alp be bid. that if Mr. Pinckney had anal by *win the adeninlitratien, if his candela Mould be ap pend by thaw, war was Inevitable. Bat he had no doubt war um the INV\ of out Adodniftration, for he had received • letter (tGUI New Otilies, dated on the sob April bit, which Rated, Hat there was a letter at that place, In Mr. )(Melon's bandwrl- Magobted In March latt, which declared, that if the fettle's be tween the MIMIIIppi and the aio Penlldo, would Talk the Asc ii= onloars, they bead be fupported. He esedeued hid obdervations. and peeled me to give him an aufwor.afferlog me that this was no 41phoweie Menaircinan,but ere Steedireeti (onho(oatine) of Intact( to me ma man of honour, Inaba nuked I would fo confider it. I than quitted the room: be west with mein the Rant door. and again allied me when I would give him au anfwcr. With difficuky I fuppreffed the indig estion of my feelings, and let the hook. W•l4ClLsoii. Swans the 7th Septanbc.r, :toy, that the contents of • the withia ftatconnt are jolt and true. Enw %RD Snirrete, Chief Janice of the Supreme Court of Penrylvania. Philadelphia. Sept. 7, iron. tits-.Confiderations paramount to all other., the love of my coostry, *and • (cafe of lacrimal honour, which on change of for tune or circoadtance on ever efface or diminith, have decided ate en the precut «cafes to addrefa r •.1. A The accompanying document refers to the moil inters tin! oh. gads that cam engage my atuntioo, anti for the moment Chute ob jade hanta every other remembrance. Mr. Yrujo's character precludes the only reparation I would confine to receive for this attempt againit my honour. It is fur you. Sir, to determine what fatisfaction is due to our coun try and its Gov.. rr.metit. I Mail wait the time netetrary to learn your &clam before I give further pabl.ity to the trani-Ction. I ant, Sir. your aloft obedient Servant, in. JAcESON. Thom& Jefferfuo, Lig. Pr..idont of the United State.. Monticello, Sept- es, doe. Sir—l have received your karts ..1 the 7th and 9th Wt.' and bah oft Men conte , As in due time and place for the benefit of our emote 7. As you kern fofbeiently apprized that the perfon of the Marquis Truly: ander the fafcguard of the rani). and.fecured by Its honour arastift to vetatian. I need add nothing on the head. Os another, however, I may be permitted to add, that if the information • _fp. -bog a litter I..id to hive been written by me MA meant as a (au pie of the communications propofed to he gives to Tee. thdr la, will not be great No loch letter was ever mitts by me. by my turbority. or with my privity. With n.y acknowledgments fr tic counnunicatioo, I body yOO Day 711. J • Maps WE'Sso pckfon. • Durl;cre. Styr. :s: A meeting wit held at the City Ca fee.houfe Philadelphia, in Thurfday, agreeable to public ativertiferaent, on the icole a of Spanifh wrongs. Upon the estent and at:afore of the wrong, there was but one "Onion, amt a draft of a memorial to Government on the Pihjed WAS ofTered to the meet ing by one of the frifierers, w.neli is retcrred to a Committee of three Ctitileitt - n 1 . . report. The memo, i.. 1 tie —. at limn Cie Aggreaion and depredation by Sraniflt fcbjen:, tinder the conni vatic.: of the Government and by tae futsordinate vernments of his Catholic Maply, a conf.dernhle number of their fellow citizens have been st‘ptived or their property, fukercJ irrfult, injury, and cru-ity. Alive to tho l e %%rung.. rcwr.ttr.tastons wet e made to the Government of the United Et tres, wL i s c ot h er , rented their (Offerings in the public prints, the re coeds of which will bear ample teltimony of the se vere afSillions of the citizens from their Comes. That during the c, , atinuaneeot their hotiifi ies, of which Spain was a party, and her own mtritime coma arse aanihilated, her policy 11.11ated, and adop. ted a fyllem different loom the ofual troths, of Spa Mils traffic. The veaels of the United States were in vited and permitted, rut mercha:As were hired and cogaged to convey the per tilting produce of thole co t o mes to the malrer country. Many valuable ve&ls acre en o ared f,r t'..tt purpofe, they arrived in their .x.lorrics and Rate alisaitteJ ;1)211,o fumes was race knolls% than the former rigid Ohm of Spais was renewed. their own licences abrogated, and thole fails, their officers, and learner', fubjtfted to all the .vexatious proceedings of power, faithleffnefs, and credulity, by which many of the Mcmorialißs were reduced from affluence to want, and rendered unable to pay their HI debts. Informed of thefe violences, the Memorialifts, con fiding in their Government, confider themfelves en titled to protation, while engaged in fair and bona commerce under the flag of the United States. The Memorialilis tben exprefs their fatisfaaion that the United States were engaged in negotiations for that purpofe, but expreffed their difappointment on the publication of the treaty of Madrid, of the r t th Augur, tBoz, which referred fo much to interpre tation, fo much to chance and conclude by profit!: in g that, in common with their fellow-citizens, they felt the force, and confeffed the fad of the declara tion, that " no nation can too highly prize the value and preferratinn of peace ; but that one object fhoold be Rill dea.er to us—our national independence."— That heavily as they felt the hand which invaded it, they relied on the wifdom of the Government to nb. rain adequate redrefs, fo long delayed ; pledging themfelves that, if negotiations fail for that purpokr they will, with their lives and fortunes, rupport what ever meafures the United States may adopt to main tain its honour, independence, and future fecurity ; and to obtain fatiufaaion and fuitable redrefs for their aggravated wrongs. The New Teri Mercantile efrivertifer, of the 27th of September, contains a copy of the Convention be tween his Catholic Majefty and the Uoited States of America. for the indemnification of al:ire who had fultained loffesr damages, or injuries, an configure= of the exedra of individuals of either nation,•duriag the late war, contrary to the exiting treaty on the laws of nations; dated Augult ta. 18ot. &PT. an.—Captain 'NONA' DU/3011 arrived yet terday at this port in the brig Kowe, from Cadia, with very important difpatehes from Mr. Plectra'', the American Minifter at the Court of Madrid. Mr. PINCSIIIY bad received his paffports, and was to leave Madrid for the United States about the *oat of Aura. The bearer of thefe difpatehes has given it as his opinion, that a war between Spain and the United States is inevitable. Seer. 3o. —We are all upon the tenter4took of ex peetation of a war with Spain ; a thing, I affure you, much wifhed for by the great body of the Americans. A Mellinger arrived a few days face from our Mi niaer at Madrid, who brought difpatehes, which, it' is raid. put the queßion out of doubt. Ile was to follow in a few days atter. The French frigates Rill remain in our harbour, blockaded by the Ltasota and the Ca le latax. It is generally fuppofed that they may cicalae in the winter, when the feverity of the feafon wall compel the English faigates to put into port. A very ferious riot took place at Philadelphia, about the beginnin; of September, between fume American and Spatufb tailors, in confequence of alie latter having, without provocation, tabbed a ma riner named Barry, in the Rivets, the night preceding the riot. The Americans attacked a lioufe reigrted to by Spaniards, which they demolithed, and killed, or defperatelf wounded, five or fir Spanith tailors. ' A dreadful fever made its appearance in Septem ber, at York Town, Pennfylvania, by which fourteen perfons were carried off in one day. By authority of the Board of Health, the rumour of a malignant fever at Baltimore is without founda lion. Health oMce, Philad, 'phis, Sept. 21. 1304. . Whereas the Board of I leakh have received inforrnamoi that • malignant or cootagious fever is prevalent in the following places within the United States, or territories eonnetfted therewitli,viz. the city of Charier:on, In the Rate of South Carolina ; the town of Deren, in the Rate of Georgia; and the city of New Grimm, Is the territory of LoulGaoa.—.lley, therefore,do hereby dircdt and enjoin the mailer, and cotrinuonlers of all vdrets from any of the fold puns to come to anchor at the Quarantine Ground. off the Lazaretto, and there to r,ntain until ditch eyed by the orders of the Ward. (Signed) EllaNCiEll Faartusom, Pt. RIYNOLDB, Ste. PETERSPURCH (VIEGINtA). SEPT. 21.—A great mortality prevails among the inhabitants cf all the adjacent countries, occationed by the uncommonly warm and dry weather of :he precent month. In ad dition to the dry feAtun, a great number of mill-ponds contribute to the mortality. Private intercit is too commniay the bane of public happinefs. Accounts were received at Char:anon, that the royal trcafury at the Havannah had been robbed of 25,000 dollars. Alilnsugh the place .is cemilantly guarded, the thieves entered by the roof of the build ing, and.carried off their plunder unubferved. The m.ment the robbery was known, an embargo was laid on all (hipping in the harbour, and a Rria feat eh was made through the city, but without effea.— Some inferior officers belonging to the treafury were lulpated. DUTCH PdfP±Ev. Hsovv, Ocr. r.—Although it might be infer red from an article in our Paper of the 29th intiant. that the mealutes thereM menti 'net!, concerning the importation and exportation of provilions, on the failing of veffels outwards, were taken by or on the part of tha Batavian Government, we are infutmed tor a certainty. that notwitlillanding the Batavian Government was predingly required to take Tome meafures of that kind, they have not fent any orders to that alit to the Officers employed by them, hut merely recommended to them a redoubled vi gilance in the execution of the vatting prohibitory laws. FRAVILIORT, Ocr. 7. (via France.)—The 'Neel of Rarbn ARM. LVS nll.llOll to Berlin has now trail. i i nred. Ile WAS VreCred to enquire of the King of whrther he w , ,rild qttaran.ee Swedifh Punic. ran i„, Ag! ,,j i „i an y i t , v . c l., by the French troops Ita. gulled in Ilanuver. IVe ha7c reafon to think that the anfwet WAS nut favourable. Ling.! quautities "1 grain were fuld at Dantzig for foreign accrwitt ; hut, at the moment when the ITler• ch4n:s IL ping the fame. an order arrive.l from the King , 4 I t u!Ta, to take In innth Id the (*ar gots As would he required to fill the public granaries, it the price of 270 guilders a hit (wrrghing 474‘..ib.) in conlJrmity ti an old law, before any cal:aviation was permi:ted. It is thought, that the merchants, rather than deliver their grain at a rate ft touch be low she market price. will iubmit ►o tin task prohi bitiog the ezportation. II.fMBURGN MAIL. Many,. Ocroasa a7.—Military polls are eta billed along the coals of our Republic, to prevent any eamrnunieation with England, and keep off Grips that may have the yellow fever on board. They write from Antwerp, that ever y precaution is taken there to prevent foreigners from coming into the camps, or any of the polls. The fame meafures a►e taken with trofpea to the entrance of foreign ya rds into the Scheldt. . The whole number of troops at prefent. in the ter. ritory of our Republic are eftimated at ss,oc.) men, •iz. 16,0c0 French and 19,000 Batavians. groceltozw, OCT. 19. —On the arrival of the Count d'Aavois in Sweden on the ill infant, he palled under the title of the Count de POIITH U. — Hit brother,the Count de Li Lt.s, met him at Ryklby, about fi►e miles from Calmar. The Count de Li r.i.s declined the honorary guard intended for him at Cal mar. Rowe, OCTOllit Carraact.Ll, the Adjutant of the Emperor NapoLoom, accompanied by M. C Lacking, a fon of the late Minirler of that name, has arrived here, and delivered to the Pope a letter from his Sovereign, formally inviting him to aria at his coronation. General Carsaect.r.l now waits the decifioe of his Holinefi. Since his ar rival, Cardinal Faso+ and the Cardinal Secretary of State, daily hold conferences. but without having' come to any determination. On the 4th, tire Pope addrelfed to the Cardinals a feeled letter. It is confirmed that the two French Regiments confining of Sono men, which are on their march ' through the Roman State, will take polfellion of the town of Pefcara, in Abruzzo. A camp of I y.OOO men will loon be formed near Rimini. General Vreutte is beginning to.occapy the whole coati of Tufcany. °cross' 12.—According to feverat accounts, a body of Ruffian troops from Corfu have arrived at Montenegro, and have been received by the inhabi tants who had applied for them, with the mon fi ienaly welcome. MILAN, OCT. t t.--Private letters from Rome Ay, that (cum! towns and hilltops in the Eccleliallical State have (*elicited the Pepe to ref ore the Order of the Jefitits, as tenling to the benefit of the education of youth. GENOA, Ocr. tft.—We learn that the g•ln brigs, and the American and Neapolitan bomb vetfels, which were before Tripoli, have gained a complete vi&ory there, and that they have fince returned to Syracufe, with two prizes. F u r American frigates, of which ore wit the Conltitution, under the com mand of Commodore natauw, continued to mire in fight of that port. The troops of the Der were completely beaten by the Americans, be, unfortu nately, with the las of 14 officers and forty men.— The Neapolitans behaved extremely well, and did not lofe a man. The Dar regiselled to make peace. PP.AGLII, OCT. t9.—To day. the French Envoy CIIAMPAGMY attired bete with his lady, to prefent to his Imperial Majelly the documents of the acknow ledgments of the A tiai iari hereditary Imperial Dig nity, after which he will have his audience of leave. VIIIIIIIA, Ocr. 20.—The whole of the States of Auaria, viz. Upper and Lower Auaria, Stiria, Ca• rinthia, Tyrol, Carniola, tice. have refolved to :laic, and maintain at their own expence, an Auatian noble national body guard, of from 6o to 8o men.' On the isth intl. the Shuns of Lower Auatia held an ex traordinary Alfi:mbly on this fabjea, ■nd engaged to furnith 12 men, with an annual appointment ut 17,0c0 florins. RATISIOX. OCTOBER ax.—On the 18th the French Envoy to the EleBoral Court here arrived from Berlin, and delivered at an audience his credentials to the Eleflor Arch-Chancellor of the Empiry. A Papal Nuncin empowered to davit's the fubjetl of the Concordat, is likewife foon expelled here, and Count de PLUtiKA, who formerly Vied in that capacity on the Lower Rl,ine, has been . appointed by the Pope. At preterit Count de Term, who lately belonged to the Nunciatnre of the Lower Rhine, is here. Mrarz, Ocrosaa r3.—The Reigning Prince of Teenage° and Captain Von Duerr, fet out the day before TedcrJay for Paris. The Deputies from the Council of Frankfort will go to-morrow. Mastusras. ()cross, as.—The Minißer of State, Baron Mosyrows, will go from Munich to the co ronation at Pori-. The Envoy Von Cerro is al ready gone. The Envoy of the Eledor of Baden, M. 1) o, fet out to-day from Carlfruke fur Paris. BCIII.IIII, OCT. 27....011 the 2411$ ina. M. RarN■- vaL. late French Secretary of Legation at St. Pe' teriburgh, arrived here, with the other perfons tacked to tbe Legation I they will in a few days con tinue their journey to Paris. Co • riwores, Sur. as.---The Porte has re eeived the agreeable intelligence that the chief of the banditti in Romclia, TARATCNIGLI, has been made priinner by the troops of the Yacht' of Silifitia. It is hoped that tranquillity and fccurity will now be re- Spred in Itrunclia Advices have been received from Syria, that a rebel named ALI Aca, has taken the town ant port of Latakia, and laid the inhabitants. and even foreign (kips in ti c harbour under contribution. lie has al. toady esert.teel above half a million of pia:lres, or above tc ro Ttirki:h purges. The foreign Envoys have made Come Ruing reprefentations to the Porte relative to this tranfaft ten. According to the accounts from Egypt, the Arabs have made themfelves mailers of Cairo, and joinctl the MAmeltike ?icy.. Lan wed, two twat icr's ar:ived here frnm Paris, whole difiheches telatz to the immediate acknow ledgment of the French Iraiierial dignity, and an explicit declarati.ri (mm the le wi.h -ape& to that and other itihiens. The French Amhafiador, Martha! liat•Nr, fr.ce ,:itiVj rt . thcfe couiiers, has had three conferences with the l'orkith the Ruffian Ambailadur has iikewiif twice had a conference with them Within thefe three d.tys above so flips have ar rived here from Makt and other ports in the Medi rerr.sneam to lake .n corn at Odelfa tot Malta and SpAin. The liatedi in tinily iikewitc has proved ver• inciilicreta this year. Itt , .ney fltitintly icAr:e 14,:re when lent on le on. : a halt per cent. pct =suits is re. quir..lfor it. FRANCE. PARIS, OCTOBER 24. The Senate, on the :ad inflant, appointed Cene. ral CANCLAUX, M. TASCH►R de la PAGER'S, and M. Sava, Senators. Their Imperial iliOineffas the Princes Jostra and Louis attended the fitting. OCTOBER 26. General C arnbalrador at Florence. is ap pointed a Counfellor of State and Private Secretary at War to his Imperial Majeßy's clnfet. It is believed that the ceremony of the Coronation will be poftponed td the 6th of December ; as his Holinefs does not leave Rome before the 3d of No- vember, he probably will not reach Paris by the astb of that month. The Imperial houfehold, and that of the Princes, will be immediately eflablifhed. It is Paid that M. Daayurom is to be MI Chamberlain to his Impe rial Highnefs Prince Josr vH. We can confidentlrflate, that )4. CLARY, his Im ' perial Ilighnefs Prince rosaries brOther in law, has fet out for Italy, for the purpofe of attendirg his Ma jelly's mother, who returns to attend at the Coro nation. _ _ . . — An extraordinary mcetins of the Senate took place yeßerday, for the pnrpo(e, it is faid, of colleCting the votes refpefling the hereditability of the throne. It is reported, that during their fitting, they received a Melfage from his Majelty, pro Poling to them, as can didates for the office of Senators, Centrals DANA R alas and Gouvion, and M. /tic at, or.e of the Legif- Wive 13 04 4. Admiral B.iuix, in a letter of the ,4th, lays, that a lquadron of the enemy, confilling of fever. large (hips, attacked, near Cape GI iznes, a divifion of the flotilla, confiaing of three priams,` five gun brigs, five gun boats, and nine loggers, on their pail:Age to 800. logne. The engagement was very dote and br Aftcr a cannonade of two hours, in which the enemy fuffeted feverely, they were obliged to haul off in great confolion, and the viEtorious divifion joined in triumph that part of their line which was at anchor in the road of Boulogne. The intelligence from Martinique and Guada loofse, of the month of Augnft, is of the molt fad ' f.t4tury nature. OCTMIIR 27. On acconnt of the happy de livery of her Imperial H:glinels Madame the Pt incels Louts, her Imperial Majelly has ordered the Counfell. r of State, Prefea of the Police, to diiliihnte charity to two hundred women who were lately delivered at the Hofpital of the Motherhood. The Pope, according to report, is erpe&ed at Ly ons on the 25th of November (4th Frira.tire.) The following are the Rages which his Holinefs will make from thence : On the 26th he will arrive at St. Ge rault k Prey ; 27th, at Moulins ; 15th, at Nevers ; a9tb, at Cam ; soth, at Montargis ; the in of De cember, at fontainbleau ; and the ed at Paris. Each of the three divilions which compote his Holinefs's fake will respire (event) , carriage bodes, sod four for out riders at each relay. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. Tuttle, Ocy. tg.—General Casvaitaxxt is jail returned from Rome. We have, therefore, no rear fon to doubt, but that p is Holiners, as we before an nounced, let out from Rome on the 3d of No vember, and will arrive at Turin on the trsth, front whence he will proceed to Paris. The Holy Father it accompanied by five Cardinals, four Roman Princes, four Prelates of the 6ril Order and the tame num ber of the fecond. Wicks different deputies of the Holy Chair. His Holines's (trite will confill of more than one hundred perfoes. General hive°, has made the neceltiry preparations to receive him With due honour on his arrival at Turin. Relays of horfes have been provided where they are necelfary, as well as fedan.chairs, for pal Eng Mount Cenis.— This will, probably, be the WI leafon, when fuch a medium of conveyance will be neeeffary fur palling that mauntaln. The new road, which was begun two years ago by order of his hlajehy the Emperor of the French, will be finifb:d by next fpring; and. if the fnow %mild not render it impradicable in the winter, it may thenceforth be paired in carriages at all times of the year. The Prince and Princefs Bolton's, paired through a few days ago, on their way to Paris. The Princes carries with her, embalmed, the body of her child. who died at Frarcati about three months ago. . . , M. SIIIIMI•111 PORTAL. Etilliop of Ajaccio, in Cortica, has alfo peed through this city, on his way to Paris. Ocr. is.—We learn from Bologna, , hat nn the 6th inftant about two thoufand French inbus try arrived in that city, who left it on the following Sunday at midnight, on their march to Romagna.— Another body arrived at Bologna on the 9th, and another much more pumcrous ;was expated. All thofe troops were to take the fame dilation. Auftria has fent a number of troops to the 'bores of the Adriatic, to watch the movements of the Rut• flan forces in the lonian lea. BoVROt 4v X. OCT. I.—The Vengeance privateer, of Marines. having pot into the ifland of Afcen lion, on the :8:h of - °Riker, left year, found in a bottle tied to the croft, ti note couched in the follow ing words : Twenty-feven who were left in the river of Zara, on the coati of Africa, by three Bourdeaux 1144 landed here on the' 3d 4 September, tB•3, from a (mall twat, (leered by Famicts COTTINT AV the el der. wer. P a lTenger that readeft this letter, whoever thou art, if thcu return to Europe, endeavour to trent . - emit this iotclligente by the public papers to Boar deans, if thou dull hot prefer fome .uther mode.'! OCT. 6.—To morrow the Imperial pe• tents, refpcAing the silk and &pity of the Here 9. taty Emperor of Auntie. will be foleelmir pro claimed here in the church of St. Mark. They write from Bologna that a fecoad body of French troiv, of about ao,ooo men, were thu7tir etprEted through that city on their march to the (ouch of It ily. RATISII4,II OCT. r3.—Cmint ColaTz r the Mini ! fief rf the King of PIUSTIA to the GCTITIAIIIC &Ay, arriveJ here Wavily. The other Mimitiers are ex . pefted within a few days. We know not what to ; tnink of this fudden meeting, as the vacation gent ' rally faits to the tit of November. It is certain, hosteler, that (objects of gtcmt importance will be difentred pterions to the opening of the Diet.