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PP cohnassmor GENBRA.L's OFFICE, sth September, des. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Others, are infortned, that the Sabferiptioa Papal (or Haifa, Carriages, &c. are withdrawn from tbellostelied Hon& Tavern,the Manion Hoare, the Bun and Mouth Inn, and Golden Crofs, Charing-Croft, and lay * at the CommlEary Generals Office, in Great George-Rion, (or further Sabre:46one as may be tendered; and that Ma chines (or hanging on the Carriages of Cacho, Chatham. 'ad Polt Challis, will be delivered to thole who have fobferibed, on application to Mr. Hata, Hamilton-ftreet, Hyde Park Contr., IF the YOUNG GENTLEMAN, whn F. G. Old Swan on 'Woodsy a ft ernoon left, will (own to his Brother's, in L ondon, be will And every thing he can with doll be deme to fatisfy him ; be wtl be received with the steatell st reak°. and It is uftiefs to aid,orill reline hit triads from the matt difireflog Siestas. lie orle sot he required to mums to his far ther occupation. bat his indlosalebs tall be fully complied with. Or if say Taro° mg Ole inhestatlos of a Toon Gentleman, of IS) years of Ne t lvo tot Ibt babe t i t clear tom &ales, rub or deft lipeohe rod tight mitt hair , e rpm, with a hqpit and Whig bar es tbe back of the right Mod; bad on a hlno 11112. Ida paw artal bottom, light bag twet walits esioneel liedopmers breetbes, white deehingt , sad mod Meek bot. go Mr.Mchord Tipper, Pam, Near_' (: ditch, or the Off Mabee 011ee, Manion Hook, dal Naive Reward of warry.rws POUNDS . EASTCOWES, ISLE OP WIGHT. ANY Widow or Single Lady, (with or without a sts""a , ), wawa( to be r xeamio&ted with Based and [Me lees a neat Hook near the Sea Me, commending an excellent view, and occupied by a Gentleman and his Wife only, bare now the opportunity, by ap far the terms; dia. by inter, pole rid, tont. Ayling, ato 'ee-matkesed. IMAM. LONDON HOSPITAL. MR HEADINGTON and Mr, FRAMPTON arm ermarac e Ode Sett Carle of Lederte w Anatomy, Pfillkelegb and tie Primlyke tad Operation of Sungwy. on Monday tie Ade Oeteber, at two o'clock. Denlineleadans and Dlreetion, by Mr. *amen. A Swine Legumes SergerbiSatrated by cafes seder teat- MM. mil be dallesind derby the Winer by OWN. Stamm Mr. T. busaas, wen d& Mere , Someone of the ifef. Piga Dr. Coosa wM delver a Coarfe of Leftoa on die Preake of Dennison ins the Theory sad Predict of Midwifery. MEDICAL THEATRE. IT. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL HE following Courfes of LeHurts will be deli vete& att this - rbwme Au* dot teak* Winter I Om the 'nasty asS reedits et MCA!logo by Dr. LGSMs sad r. ProdlL abledLeitaree ea Medi Cafe. otwnolsg tbe '.it be rierlieway Adiveted by Dr. Roberto. Ow Awspay wed Phylielegy, by Mr. /Utessorky. OW*, Theory awl ProMee of &sway. by Mr. Abetwidrp Os Chadtry sad the Mated. Medea: by Dr. Poeta Oa Midwifery art tbe Mahe et Wares amil Clakis. by Dr.Tbrane. TM Anatomical Wpm ME bees en Meow* Oetaber tbe 511. at two edea ß GM the alter Lallans Is tbe math ot the bre wads. nether panksitre my be baawa by applying to Mr. Sikh& few. at the Ardmore. SIS St Bartholomew's HelPhaL MEDICAL SCEIOOL OP OUT. HOSPITAL. THE Autumnal Courfe of Leann will com mence the bribeable of Minter : Predict et Mainern by Dr. kb Seen and Dr. Carry. cliewary sad Itribmigal PkadePSY. by Dr. Fable( ton and Theory 414wildne and Metals Medea, by Dr. Carry. Midwifery and Dada of Women ad Childrea. by Dr. Heigh ten. or Lowe of die Animal Ressewy, by Dr. Halibten. aided induce en hied Median Cabe, by Dr. ilabingtea, D. Cony. and Dr. Meow. Ade a Conde of Latium, by Ur. Pea. ea the Streams ad Dakota of de Teat ; And en Veterivery Modielne. by Mr. Cohen& N.). Tbefe fawn Leanne are Co anwaged, diet as two of thew Internee r she beers of attenamee; end de winds, roga tions walk the teems to Anatomy. T hem no ae and Prediee of &slim, ghee sr the eat It. Tbasera irli t= pital adjoining, I' atheists& to form a Caliphs* Coons of Maib cal and Surgical Inflrsdlea.--Terita and ether pordeuhra nay bo Most from Mr. Stacker. Apothecary to 010 lingital. FRANCE. MAU, lIIPT. 4. U. BIGOT PREAIII4IIIII, C 09144110, of State, and Prefident of the Se6ion of Legiflation, fet out on the ad to meet the Emperor at Aiz.la-Chapelle. His bfajelly was ezpeded there on the rid or 3d infant, where his flay would not probably be longer than three days. It is not known where his Majefly will go afterwards, nor how long he will be abfent from the capital. We learn from Milan, on the authority of letters received from Leghorn, that an embargo has been laid on all the Ruffian and Swedifh (hips in that country. Notwithflanding the confidence we have in our correfpondent, we conceive that we (hould not be too ready to believe the intelligence from Leghorn. The Ez-General Mort•u arrived at Cadiz on the loth of Auguß, from which port he was to embark for the United States. The Danes are railing a Militia for the defence of their coals ; and 3456 men have already been en rolled for that crisps. They are to form a cordon two miles from the :oaf*. The new harbour pro jelled near Elfineur, is marked out, and meefures are aAually taking to provide for the neceffary espence of its equipment. There difpofitions argue both an eapellation of war and an inereafe of commerce in the Danith Dominions.-3fonitesr. It appears that the difplites which elided tome years agn, between the Duke and the Provincial States of Wirtemberg, have again been revived. Ac counts fay— STuTOMID, Ayr. ti —The firits es It fitting in this thy, have reedved orders from the of to She him their advice nipatillng the weft ciatonaabbe asode of ro wan sputa Ihreiters of the Provincial States, who refute to shag. wino a continued sothority danande as account of their math& Although that advice has bees already demanded how ease ago, the Regence ha. Dot yet addicted its memorial to the Otherithent. The Faculty of portion/kw of the Wintesherg thrthorilty of Tobin/en. confaked on the has gaffes.. have sedwared, that. beteralig to the Conftkodes and foodarsiestal kw. a the cowing. the Member* of the Precede! States way est ansesehis for their condo& bat to the bipolar Tribonab of the Fay/re. The Court hoe aot as yet own to may &awe on the wawa. la the sue Mme the offelfee. Wager, Is Ia Oho. M. d'Esde, Prethese Oche Special Cowseithos, charged with the ewe sloe of the toesebres, adapted by the Ithear of Wiriest.% egainft the San; bat ainfed lurid purloin w be /reemerged, emerged With having cireathed coplea of the Lena: from the Eletioesi "'Wee, 11041:11 WIN eddried how Pav to the Adounltirstionoo ta. Regency, sod to the Chwebor of ifewies The Louse of the term Dither Ow* thelast pukes of Poilgesesse at Erha rt the lets uric (wwwwwwl te appear bases the Caswthloo ride kor.e Was to the hew of that eltaen. he web, by ea Odom aid • loath' •• • vibe r r 0wy..!1.1a. Mike Oak of MOM. wimps • ,r 7 r f umes cual r.: ear. 41 It. papers wigs hind • t ...y Ceiewee. - -tree. y. ►i • ... The MAO of the sd ink In an article from brs lan, of the 25th of Augult, rays-" The Bologna Gazette relates at full length the Latin t e st of the brief of Pius VII. the reigning Porr, for the re-ella blifhment of the Order and the Religious of the Com pany of Pam, in the Kingdom of the two Sicilies only, on the demand of that Sovereign, and in the fame form and manner, in which the fame Sovereign Poicrirr re-ellablifhed them in the Ruffian Empire, in , aot, on the demand 61Piitit. I." The following curious affair is now before the Tribunal at Metz. A Jew of that town, who chari tably lent money at the rate of 30 or 40 per cent. called lately upon a lady , whom he had accommo dated in this way, with a bill of exchange for *ono livres due to him. He entered her apartment with the bill in his hand, and was received in a very po lite manner. He was afked to fit down, and offered Come peaches. The Jew, who obferved feveral piles of crowns upon a table, made no difficulty to deliver to the lady the bill of exchange. But when he was bury in eating the peaches, he Pays the lady tore the bill, and fwallowed it piece-meal. The Ifraelite at tempted to make himfelf wafter of the crowns he faw. But the lady celled out Murder! Thieves !" The guard arrived, and the Jew was arrefted. This is the fecond affair of the fame kind which has occu pied the Tribunals at Metz within two years. feveral Englifit African (hips, have alto (hared the fame fate. . FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. TURIN. AUGUST Louis BOWILIPairri arrived here yelterday at five in the morning. He is to aft as Prefident of the Eleaive Affembly of the Po. Yefterday there was a Concert at the Theatre, and a general illumination in the city. This morn ing the Elelors attended at feces o'clock at the mars; which was celebrated in the prefence of his Imperial . Highnefi by the Bilhop of Ate gage, who hu been ap , pointed Commitary for regulating the concerns of the Clergy of former Piedmont., STlAllaUttliff, AUGUST ft. Her Majefty the Queen Dowager of IProffis, mother to his prefent Ma. jelly, arrived in this city the day before yefterday,. and paged the whole day here isotopia It is report ed, that the vifited the Wefea. She breakfafted with Meffn. Samosa, the bankers, and dined at the Ho. tel St. ESprit. After having feen every thing worthy of curiofity in the town and neighbourhoo4 the re turned to the waters of Baden. AIX.LAXIIAPILLS, Auo, se,—M. RISSUSAT. thei Taft Chamberlain, and M. SILLIIATOSIS. Matter of the Ceremonies, arrived here yefterday. Detach ments of the national guard arrive every day. The fine weather which has followed the heavy rains thatl reclined during the left two months, will afford her Mskjelly the Emprefs an opportunity of vifiting the environs. The canal for forming a jundion between the Rhine and the Maefe, is to be begun immediately. The Emperor has ordered M. Nactcouar, Colonel in the Engineers, and M. Roussions, the principal engineer of the department, to prefide jointly over the execution of the works. Ba u Styr. 2.—Madisal Lasses, General Deane, General Mow car, the Minifter for Foreign Affairs, the Marquiffes Ga t.t.o and Lima, who arrived here the day before yetlerday, yet out on that even• log or the next morning for Ais-la-Chapelle. It is Ifnppofed that the Emperor will arrive here this evening. The Provifional Poled, and feveral other public officers, are gone to the bounds of the depart ment to meet his Majefty. Sr. 01411% A.llO. 28.—At the moment when all the inhabitants of this town were colleaed, at (even o'clock yetlerday evening, on the high road from Boulogne, in expeaation of feting the Excitant. his Majefty arrived at his head-quarters at Salper. wick. He Came on horfeback incognito acrofs the country, accompanied only by his Aid.de-Camp, and a Tingle hutlar. Salperwick is that identical fr* which JULIUS CASAIL made choice of, when, after having triumphed over the Gauls, he refolved on the congaed of Britain. He defignated it by the name of the gulph of leciar, in his Commentaries.— It is a remarkable coincidence, that twenty ages af ter that expedition, another Camt ihould efiablith his camp in the fame place, and meditate the fame conquett. PROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. &vents, Sarr. 3.—We began to fear that we fitould not fee the Emperor of the French in our city, when a courier arrived on Friday lan, with informa tion, that he would arrive that day at noon. The Prefeft, the Mayor, General Bet ti•RD. and all other principal Magiftrates and Military Officers, repaired inflantly to the frontiers of our department, to meet his Majefly ; but they were difappointed, for he ar rived only at Mons that night, and did not enter our city till the day before yelterday, at half paft five in the evening, amidll the ringing of bells and the thun der of cannon, accompanied by ft l carriages, and preceded by the Bruffels guard of honour whilft his Majefty's carriage was drawn by men; the Imperial guards and the Corporations doled the cavalcade, which proceeded amidft Ibouts of "long live the Em peror !" through a part of the city, and the gate of Napoleon, to the Cattle of Laaken, where a repalt was prepared. His Majefty viewed the Palace and the Park, which 400 workmen are daily employed in ornamenting; and having granted an audience to the Archbifhop of Mauna., to the Clergy, the Colleges of Government, and the Officers, he proceeded through Braids to Aix-la•Chapelle being drefted in a plain O ffi cer's uniform, and M;rfltal Nay being with him in the carriage. According to report the Emperor will not return to Paris for lie weeks. It is the general opinion, that a Congrefs, or a political conference, will take place at Aix-la Chapelle, where many great men have al ready arrived, and rollers have paired here this week for the fame place, vie. the Governor of the Palace, General Dues.- ; Marlhal Lasses, Minkler to the Court of Portugal ; the Portuguefe Envoy with the Emperor; Marquis Da GALLO, Envoy from the Court of Naples and the Minifter of Foreign Affairs, TALLITIAND PLAIGORD. Count Co s., and the Marquis Di Luccttestat,Anabaffadors from the Courts of Vienna and Bet lin, are likewife expeited there. HACCI, SIFT. that indWpantion re.anted M. Scion,e nice, oar Envoy to the Preach Coon, from going to Aix la-Chapelle oa the day appointed. By the lait news from Germany we are informed,' that the King of ProfGl had learned with perfedt fa tisfaEiion, the affumption of the hereditary Imperial Dignity by the Houfe of Auaria. Some accounts Rate, that the King of Spain will alto affirm; the Imperial title for his branch of the Houfe of Bourbon. In Germany the report is revived, that the Empe ror of the French will affume the title of King of Lombardy, as loon as certain arrangements are agreed upon viith the Court of Vienna. by which alto the fate of Parma, Placentia, and Gnallclla will be de- ti o ded. In Italy, the French troops have made Tome movements to ilrengtheh the feveral points of the fee eoaß. The letters from Brabant and Flanders of the sth and 6th contain nothing of importance, except that the grand expedition againß England feemed to be provifionally deferred , on account of the Emperor's journey. Rear-Admiral Vaassett. bad returned to Offend, and rebind the command of the naval di vifion there. VIINICII, AUGUST 19...-To the manlier in which the public newfpapers have fpoken of the fudden departure of the King of Sardinia from Rome, the lie is given in exprefs terms in ate of our p entitled Notisi del Mende. It is not true that s 2 flan Courier, or any other, arrived at Rome or at Al bano, with difpatches for his Majefty, as air= There is no couneeion between a courier tsar if 'row. and the :9th, on which day the depot; tore of the King was refolved and publicly annoest. ced. It is not true that he determined to effete his departure in three hours. The refolutioa was taken on the tsth, at Albano ; it was notified to his Pion. nefs on the fame day, by letter, and on the following day to the Secretary of State, and to the Minißersl reeding with his Majefty, and ‘O4 ea tie sorb If* 4fialor. It is not true that all the furniture of &al King and Royal Family was packed up, free a gat part uJVllat Rees, aids are lb Secretary of Sate a and fear of his tottOefly's attatdasar. SIPT. t.—By letters from the Beath of France, we learn, that moR of the troops Rader ed in tho& diaries have received orders to break up for Italy ; they are marching as well for Milan as Genoa and Leghorn; and, according to the fame intelligence, troops are marching from the interior df Italy for the coab. It is worthy of remark, that molt of the troops which had lain in garrifon on the frontiers of the Außrian Venetian States have broke up, without being fucceeded by others, from which it is clear, that ill theft movements are occafioned by the prefect Rate of affairs with Raffia. A brilk correfpoodence is at prefent maintained between the Courts of Naples and France, by the Latter of which, it is faid, that new difficulties have been fluted. LONDON. SATURDAY. 9 PRICE OP STOCKS THIS Confab saf—for *maul PRICE OF STOCI S per Cest. Red Lan. fbut 3 pa OM Cent s7/1 4 per Cute that S per Ceet Navy 9te4 s Per CCM. 1797. Om Len Amber MY AT ONE O'CLOOCI 6,374-omniam 6/ 7. ;YESTERDAY. India Bonds is. as. dif. Imp. 3 per Cent. 34 57 Escheq. Bills. par to (EL Qualm 7 pnin. @nil& Tick. silt Confab for acc.3711 Government we under Rand have received foch hi. formation as makes them apprehend that pally the enemy may make the long threatened attempt to in vade this country within fourteen days from this time. We pledge ourfelves for the truth of this Bate ment. We need hardly add, however, that though the information received warrants a belief that the attempt may pdfibly be made within or about the period above mentioned, yet fomething may occur to induce Bows►ASTi to poflpone the enterprise to a more dittant time. We are happy to add, that should the invafion be attempted, we have little to apprehend for the iffue.—Our means for defence are fo com pletely ready, that should any of the enemy efeape our tars, our land force will loon give a good ac count of them. We are happy to announce the fafe arrival of the Leeward lUrnd merchant fleet, under convoy of the B is man of war. We have received fome more of the minor French Journals, which, though they do not come down later than thofe announced yetlerday, hi:mills a few ex trafts worthy of peruf4l. Dutch papers bass alfo been received. In the latter it is Bated, and the fart is probably corral, that the new Title of Emperor of Auflria has already been recognized by the Court rf Berlin. Ac cording to the fame papers, the Imperial mania is not confined to Bo AAAAA TA and France—The King of Spain is alfo to airtime the title of Emperor! ! The Emperor of the French, it i. alfo furmifed, means to same the title of King of Lombardy. An article from Frankfort Bates, that the French troops in Italy are rapidly defiling towards the fca coal. The ofienfible motives for thole movements, are to firengthen and protel the coaft againft proba ble hollile operations ; but who the enemy is, from whom fuch iudden incurfion is to be apprehended, the foreign intelligence Supplies us with no means of difcovering. It is alio Bated, under the fame head, that the intercou r se of Couriers between Paris and Naples has become very frequent, and that 'lie French Go vernment does not appear perfeetly Satisfied with the conduit and difpofition of his SICILIA* MA.. ism In the event of a war with Raffia, one of the firli operations of the French armies in Italy would be to occupy all the firm% places in the Neaprlitan States, and we Should not be furFrifed to bear, by the firft advice' from that country, that fo theifive a meafure fhould already hare been adopted, upon the awn liability of a minute with the Northow Pawns. • BLOCKADING SEJADRON. On Wednefday morning the Ones. nos frigate and the Admiral Mitchel armed cutter fell in with thir. teen fail of vac's off Gravelines, under Pruffian and Danilh colours, and after minutely examining their papers, detained and fent into Dover the Maria, AMY Jars, from Dunkirk for a market; the Oka Freck ton, of Stettin, Frederick Keile $ and the brig Flora, of Stettin, Scat', both laden with coals, &c.; the St. Johannes, BRIDGE, with empty edits; and the Drie Konige Von Pruffla, (of Embden) Kiwis, with cheefe and empty calks. They all failed from Dun kirk together, and were bound to Bourdeanx. DOTI!, SIPT. 144 Yefierdny afternoon and this morning, tome firing has been heard oa the ettemp's mat . betweea oar cruizers and foam of ibe French gun boats, fuppofed to be puffing shag Um, or attempting to MILIKetnIC ontfide of Boulogne harbour. 81111/01T11, SIFT. 14. • Ycherday, after the poll was goat, the report of gam were heard to the Eaftward, and in the even ing= ilmelegse. This toontiog alto foam little firing imams beard. Some of the enemy% boats are out Wilaisliegue. but not a number to create any great alarm. Several of the ,fquadroo have toms back to this Ora Deac, Sart.. 14. \ SAW the WAIT/MILL MI RUNG LSI SUP brig., en a emits of the French mall. Came dowel from Skeentek the GtUTßOwan frigate iDIVA STATION and Locum bombs, Canute and HAIPONTY goo brigs. and rattan' isi the Dowas with the ma of the &ipso. Per Tb. DIVA STATION bomb has made a fignal for a convoy to Ma Weitward.—Wind South. Yelkerday morning difpatches were received at the Admiralty, from Admiral Coitawat.i.u, off Brea. which were forwarded to Lord MacviLt.t, at Win► bledon. Yellerclay his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoac held a Military Levee and Council at the Horfe Guards, at which feveral General Officers atteaded. form Drat, Efq. is appointed Secretary to Green wich Hofpital, in the room of the late Mr. Isarrson. Captain Parer is appointed to the command of the gas (loop, at Woolwich. The Calm itiire•litip, at Portfmootb, is ordered to be prepared for the reception of General For. fa convey him and fuite to Gibraltar. The Loan Maros has publithed two Proclamations, ordering certain regulations to be obferved by veffels in the Itiver. Among them are the following • o That the Colours of all Foreign Vedas be hafted tromedaite ly on their sneering Bagbfe bole, and remain op tin they arrive as their appobwed Rattans. That an Camenaidlere of Fonts Verde diameter their crews ever, evemittg at fun.fet, end not Coffer any of therm to goon then after that time till fun-rift; and In cafe any at their people deist, or are admired. immediate informadoo malt be feet to the Lae. don kbacetr, off Greenwich. " That ell pelots or wateriness be diroesd Pa to Woe any fateign mild between Loadon Ingfacts Kris Wit dart in the moans di fowl* the sat tamwhilli maw say PIP team whatever." _ _ _ His Majetly's forms In theWeeern part of England are extremely well difeiAined and appointed. That excellent officer Lieut. General Salient, has his head quarters at Exeter. Lied'. General Emot.tato cow 'nand , the Plymouth dieilion i Major General Cax- CIATT the troops in the greater part of S , rnerfet. and Brigadier. General &taw, of the 74th, ( who fo gast. 12144 led tie Homing party at Bangalor, and Swim gapatans) commands the foxes at the EZe, Tom& and CornwaU. The mod ltriemiliaryvigilaule is ezerted toguard the Royal Refidents at Weymouth. Nnt only the fri gates. and other armed smirch, are every night polled in a line *croft the swath of the harbour, but two lints of ceotinels, nne at the water's edge, and an other behind the Eft.Lunde, occupy the whole har bour after eight every night. Tat King's guard mount. every night round Glaucefice Lodge, and out-lying piquet. are fo flationtel on the fills round the town, as to command the harbour. There is, betides, a battery of fix s4 -pounder: on the point of the Mole, which commands the entrance, and a camp of flying artillery on the oppofite chore, conlitl ing of twelve 6-pounders and feveral howitzers.— Added to this, a camp of aooa men, horfe and foot, within a new minutes march. the Duke of Waco's, and a party of fafhion ables, dined on Wedoefday with his Royal Highncfs Prince WILLIAM of GeoucßSTiltp at Liverpool. The Duke of Gem/cense, accompanied by Colo nel Foarrse, paired thrnagh Birmingham on Wed nefday, on a vifit to Prince Mestere of Gsotic Karla at Liverpool. Extra& of a letter from Wiser alit Pasasa, Efq. of Cork, to his brother, dated Jamaica, July 9 pa our palTage from St. Thomas's to this Mend, we fell in with a large French privateer, full of men, off Cape Rofc.o, in the utland of Porto Rico, which captured u, after a fevere anion of keen hours, in which we had one man killed, and four wounded ; but I have the fatisfation to fay, that with our (mall crew of 21 men, we defended the wail with obßinacy, until our maims, which were our chief defence, became ofelets from continual firing; we then beioir over powered by numbers, rehreantly were obliged to haul down our colours and furrender. On our being taken on board the privateer, we found her loft to be very confiderable, having 59 men killed on deck, and fix badly wounded; every exertion that was poilihle was tiled by Captain Maim a, Mr. Bowser the mate, sod the majority of the crew. On our arrival at Porto Rico, t h e French Cortful treated me with great civi lity, and procured a wail co convey me and the cs ew to this Wand." A Counfel pleading the caufe of a client in the Court of Chancery bah Term. who had bad a difpute refpetting three bastes in Paul's Chain, depending for a number of years, in the castle of his argument aced this extraordinary apoaropbe—Contemplating the Pitlure, by Hogartb, of Paul before FA; he exclaimed, Paul was never fo galled by the chain of Felix, as my unfeetunais chest has been by Pails Chisel."