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JP Y. time het% fqa: Caf we I ted ee or 1 Mel wee eke I p ed • Par to tray 011 , - 6bl ed .the wh fro inc ed wa ICC ref pr• iw TI ba vet Se 3 4 Ir e. da pp L ye be re • k of 6 #CLLA'D, Beaus, 'Aro.; /L.—There were publinied at the time the pitrtibilaitiof an affair on , titql 'of March, between Ssair Vetter, the Coootiodore thf, t . (mall fquadron of Ilasavitio pitivAtters,..aed 021;11 Captain Cosi vita Lfp C;Ci e e Baum Fantail whom • wilted not heard of for tithe, haijoit tienikait tell the fillowi ng accau ot ofbis fohtsgtient operatiOns: . t The corvette, which I commanded on the 3d of March, being completely repaired, on the asd of May I Get fail wi:h a crew of 33 Men; among whom were keen wounded. bolo I could not drink of alsanduniog. I had hardly got opt fix leagues, when I perceived a disifion of Egli& frigates, command ed by Commodore C STUAIT, which pre pared pi:Monte my 'mirage. thettfore determined to return, and reel anchor at 'a, &Raw of twelve l ea gues from a arcing fortrefs,of Deals Malelly. Dot ing eight (jay s I made feveril efforts to get keen leaguestowards tbg South, but they were ineffeflual eas.eceavant 4 contrary winds, and I found myfelf obliged to land two pieces of cannon, which I plac ed o n two points of the rocks, at the extremity of the bac I was in. I difembaticed all my troops, whom I potted on the rock, to prevent the enemy hiss attacking my thip, which they had fevered times ineffeaually attempted. On the t s ib da y I propof eel by a Bag of truce to Captain Sruaar, that if he would give me his word of honour only to employ a fingle frigate againll me. I would leave my re, treat. At the fame time I demanded the right of repairing, after the engagement, to any port which might bell fait me ; but Mr. Swale did not think proper to make me any anfwer, and to a& like a 'ite- 1 Woos enemy . On the contrary, be endeaeoured to gain over the inhabitants by fitting a price upon my bead t be ofeted for this purpolfe 600 viz dollars.-- This infamous condi:ols a new proof of the enemPs bad faith t I. have, therefore, obferved all his move ments. which have tended to nothing elfe than the violation of the Danilh territory, and our dearuttion. Sash ie my fituation. From the sad of May to the 3d of Ply, I have employed. with my tingle cot.: vats. a dieifion of four of the enemy's frig ates sad two corseues. Commodore STUAIT has not yet dared to light roe in the manner I ptnpofed." • Hague, Ana. so... Before the reparation of the Le . ginative Corps yellerday, a Commlfmti was %Ow pointed to treat with the Government 01 the ill November. refpeAing the finances for the soloing year, and to fix upon the fume for the Budget. They J bay. alfo fantilotted a premions to be given to indi viduals who (hall pay in their contributions with the haft delay. This meatus they skink will accelerate the feats smeary for the molt urgent expeacm - tRAnCS. PARIS, SEP ramaut S. - . A /mat &bleb having prevailed amongtbe troops of the Italian Republic in garrifon at the jihad of Elba, the Vice Frefident Mit.zi has demanded and obtained permiffion from the Emperor to withdraw them. They are to be replaced by troops expcacd from the South of France. A report was current laft week upon the exchange of Marfeilles, that the Emperor of Russia has or dered an embargo to be laid on all (hips in the port of o.lella. It is concluded from this meafure, that the Court of St. Peterlburgh has determined to em bark all the troops encamped in the vicinity of that place, and who, fume fay, amount to 40,000 men, What we know for certain is, that our Government bp received no informetipn of Inch an event s and that there are not Ruffian Slips enough at Oderra to carry into the Mediterranean half the number of troops.— journal du Dcfrigfeurr. The -extraordinary Military Commiffinn of the Department of the Upper Po has condemned to death ANTOIWII BELLOW. as the principal chief in *late infuriation. Several of his accomplices have received lenience of imprilonment in irons for Sateen T M'" • It is Paid that the emigrant Count de BiLt.tvar., at prefent the confidential Mini(ler of Prince Ye“- &AUTO. the Horpodar of Wallachia, and who has tefided here tor near ix weeks, has, in the name of his Sovereign, dslTltlideci.to put this province under the rotation of the Emperor of the French, and to become tributary In the French, inficad of the Turk. il6 empire. La the prefect eircumilanees, when a certain power is ensuing the Torkiflt fubjeds of the Grecian church to hifurtedirm every where, this may, perhaps, be the only Means of preventing Wallachia irons thofe ditlarbances, which ;Whit& the other Tuthill; provinces in Eorope, as well as in Afir lnd Africa.-. 14 (sreeete de Frmsee. . . We believe the turnouts totally without founda tion, of asether official paper, under the appellation of an Imperial Gases", to be publitbed after the Em peror's coronation. We think it more pritiablelhat the ilossiterr will be permitted to afume that title.;-- Yournal de Paris. They write from Rouen, that (tetra' confeript# - of the years XI. and X lf. lillening to perfidious fog geflions, hive deferged their c.loure, and returned to their houfcs. Some of them had received ant mous letters, in which they were afrured that the tenet s among the confer tpts would not in future be profecuted, and that therefore they need not be en. I eaty, or hefitate to leave a career into which they bad been forced. The Prefeet of the department, in mentioning there and other particulars, in an ad -1 dref, to the parents and relatives of confcripes, in fn•m• them, 'hat the laws concerning defection will Li executed whit more fevetity than evert and there fore warns them not to expole their children and thanfelves to dilhoisour and noir. He tells them, that ali thefefalk reports and ferret intrigues are in vented and ditreminated by Englilh emilfariet, fur Use alifirovei y of whom he offers the moil liberal re• yrarils.-..Le !jailer I& Roam 1 he tribanal a/the dalrio of Mirecoort had cm agonised the Commune of Attigny, in the department of Vargo% to sane livres damage, with intereft, to four gees Arum danger-riOy wounded by the inha bitants of the village Attigny, in the difcharge of thek duty, by trying to erred foam Conferipts, who bad atUrted. This Commune bad betides been con demoted to- sec* liens, towards' the Republic, with eidtse The inhabitants of Att igny appealed to the Tri bunal at Nancy, in opinion to the Imperial AMT. ael-Gt•naral. The principal means of there inhabitants ~ace the fenturce menial were, that they zcgara: ea the law of the loth Ventlemiaire (year IV.), de- 1 cprdingto whicailigy bad been.condemnid, st,re splationareslaw, which, accurdtag to .a former der-i , lipe of the Council of dforre,` bad beets abolitbrd**/' the chnftitution oelrektv VIII. But the Ittihnna ' regarded the law of the loth' Vcriderniaire as a wire 'rim; without rthifh -iF.R° 44 Id _l) 6 for th‘ farina force to execute, its ord'ers, particAarly frith tikrd Our art 1t of Contripte,"kieij Whire pro. ke&cd, pined, or'conettaled, by thi ignorant multi , tudel; and,.thereforof confirmed the former fentencei• with the Addition .of a fine of 6o Sexes, and cons, igaina the inhatiortts or the Commune of Attigny, for having troubled the Ttibunal with their appeal. -•-journal der 7 ribinsamx. A kind of mutiny has lately taken place among the girls in the Palais Royal, which has called much antufsetent to out Bolas& or cockneys. The Prefe& of the Police, being informed of the indecency of the drefs, or rather the nakednefs of the unfottunate wo men who inhabit this den of proßitution and debau chery, by a regulation potted up in the Palais Royal, ordered every woman, who did not drefs in a morie j a manner, to be taken up and fent to la Salpeuiere, the houfe of correltion for prollitutes. The night after the amateurs looked in vain for fair companions in this Palais—they had all emigrated, and walked, almoil in "tau nature, upon the Boulevards, and in thg areas of St. Honore, La Loi, Vivienne, and Croix Petits Champs. As a punitbment for this re. fraftory (pink, louse of then) were taken up, and car ried to the prefe&ure of police. This alarmed the others, bin did not crovert them to Ittia obedience, beeaufe they went born one extremity to the other. Inftead of being almoft naked, they invented a kind of drefs called a lack (not of repentance); which hung down fo low, as to cover their toes and their heels ; while tied up to the chin with a capuchin over the head which left nothing vifible brit one ejc, half a note, and half a month. In 'this kind of marque rade drels, the police permitted them to continue as long as they Eked ; but °braving, no doubt, by the decreafe of customers, that few would be caught in their lacks, they have, by degrees, returned, and aftinned the drefs of our tnodell women ; which, by the bye, is not, very modeft..--.7drirtaidei Speaackr. Mate 7. His Majefty having call a proiseing view upon the filuys de Chafe at Dunkirk, and ordered its reflota lion, this operation was findbed on the 3d loft. when the day terminated in a magnificent banquet, and the health of the Emperor of the French was given with enthnfiafin. From Genoa, of the 25th ult. it appears, that Ve (twins, after having remained tranquil feveral years, exhibip fuch fympronts of internal commotion, as to excite the appreheitiion of a fpeedy irruption. Frefh fhocks of an earthquake have been felt at Spoletto. From Bologna, Auguft 22, it is mentioned, that the celebrated ZaliliCCAti had afcended in a bal loon with a companion ; the latter; apprehending fume danger, infifted upon being landed, after which Zawreccaar darted out of fight ; but about (even in the evening was picked up by Tome Mermen in the waters near Rimini, and brought by them to Bo- logna, arnidtt a vaft eoncourfe of people. The marriage of his Royal Highnefs Prince HE sty of Profile with the Princefs CH•RLOTTI, took place on the aath infant at Pyrrnont.-v- Afoniteur. A proclamation has been publifhed at Copenhagen upon the &bps& of the new Volunteer Militia, to be formed of ladivido eh from the age of at to that of so. It is Paid that the ceremonial of the honours which are to be rendered to the Pope, both at his entrance upon the territory of the French Empire, and upon the road, and at his arrival in the capital, is already regulated with all the folemnity and pomp due to the dignity of his rabic, and to the greatneft of the aft -wlaicia be is•comiog to give bis anima eoofeera tion. It is further &id, that his Holinef. will Ise accompanied in his journey by twelve Italian Car, dinals, and that, daring his Ray in Paris, he will occupy a part of the palace of the Thuineries,— . -affi. sitter. _ _ _ ^ Ge IeTAI StIASTIAbiI is returned to Paris, from the journey he LAS jai performed to Militia and Frankfoit. The Minifier of the Interior has notified, by a let ter of the sth Fri,9idor, that the Emperor has or dered him to take, without delay, all the meafitres neceffary to fufpend the exportation of corn, meal, or flour throughout all the departments wherein it was permitted, by the Imperial Decree of the 25th of tail Praiiial. In coufequcnce, all exportation of corn, meal or fi int, is proviiionally forbid, without any exception or modification whatever. • Several elegant carriages are now building at the' magnificent worklkop of M. Ducbeme, definted to figure at the approaching corcasatioa. SPPTINSPIL 9. Prince Louis En TP, Coullable of the Em pire, patted through Lyons on the 2d, on his return Item Turin. On the 3d the Riatan Prince Otcomucat patted through Nancy , on his return to tit. Petertturgh from ?aril. An Italian Deputrion is on its way to the Empe. ror, to esprefs the gratitude of the Minitiers and Of gcers of Use Republic, who have received by iiii or ders the Grand Star (tithe Legion of Honour. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. Aix LA C LLL SAP,. 3.—His !timidly the Emperor artived here yellerday at noon. All the inhabitants flocked to meet him, and accompanied him with Biome of acclamation to his palace. No. thing can exceed the joy of the people. The magic trate. who this morning have enjoyed the fatisfaihes of an interview with him, may well be envied. He has vorchNed an audience to the Army, the Clergy, the Law, and the Members of ,the Municipal and Depai mental Bodies. Letters from Italy mention, that the Englins com merce has lately fullained a great deal of ivy,' from French and Italian privateers in the Adriatic. A number of captures ire Bated to bate beta made of very conlJerable value. - The flake gaits of the harbonr of Dieppe, which were many year arcnnipleted in the molt magnifi cent Rile, by the tate naval engineers of that day. were found latterly :o have fallen into a Rate of dan ge►oos decay. In ewe of his •ides to the coati, Do. SALuiri gal - c CAM fat ALIO repair of the works, and they Weft lately rnopened in the pretence of an immense number of fpeeators, whir vied with each odder its extolling the smperor's parental care over a$ the multiplied concerns of the State. The im provements are reprefented as fn confidersble, that Dieppe will be one of, the deepeft and Weft harbours in the Channel. • - Vienna. Amu. sa.—A conference and a rind circle was hold by his Majefly on the Toth, and yef terday he fet oat for Mora*, to infped the camp of Therm, near Bruns, previous td his yifit to that of Anat. It is alto his kaeution to vifit Conat go. TH Low's, Prefident of the Court of Juliet, upon his elate in Bohemia, and to take cognizance of the famous manufaaures and the celebrated machines which are in the poireffinn of that Nobleman. The commerce of the Auftrian Provinces border ing upon Turkey, has been fo much interrupted by the late inftirreelons, as to compel recourse to a new channel for the conveyance of goods, viz, by water to Mehadin, from whence they ire transferred to Wid din, and the otherplibek of** delis:aim _ - VIENVA, Auo. 29.--;-A stew order has been Hilted for raifing recruits ; not, however / with anj imme diate profped of being involved is the prefent dif putes, but to replace thofe men who petiod of fer vice is expired, or abOut to expire. Our Cqurt (Lill maintains ire original refolution of keeping put Of the wax, a refolution, however, which leans to colt the Cabinet much trouble, if not uneafinefs.. this is evident, from the number of couriers which are con. tinually arriving here, and departing from hence for the Courts of France, Britain, and - Peterfhttrgh ; as well as from the repeated interviews between our Mi nisters and the Ambafadora tithe raid Powers. At all events, whether we be compelled to take a part in the war. or destined to enjoy the fruits of a defer able neutrality, the Archduke Commits is determined to bring, and to keep the away on a relpedable. footing, as, by preparing for the work we 'may find . the meant of avoiding it. . . Costs rive, 'Ss yr. 4.—The workmen appointed top rebuild the villages dettroyed in the late flood, have been eolleded to the number of son. Every poifible endeavour to force the waters of the river into their ancient bed will be attempted. Berms Or THE Maya, SHPT. German Pa per contains the follniviog article, dated Berlin, Am 26—" The notification given to our Court, OA' the part of the - Emperor . , that the imperial dignity was declared hereditary in the Hoare of AtifiTilt has been received by it with great fatisfaltiom New cre dentials have already been difpatehed to the Prat**. Minister at the Court of Vienna. It vrossld by i.e means be avenge if a finsilor change took pheta.thenir ly in the Prtillian States." • Qs woe, Alto. ts:—The embargo which was laid laft Monday on ail the Lucien and Seewffil Ibips was taken of no the-enfrilagiltedoefdip. It keens to be pretty certain, that dlit Anglifh. puipofc to undertake fonts entelptixe or ageing' our port ; infomneh, that new batteries see creating. Betray, Ayes. 24—Their Imp erial Maj emes rived here yellerday , good heath. the Mii• ravian regiments have now joined, in theca" oT Thuras. }lasso ROO, AUGUST 3 t conference which was to have taken place at Grodflo. betroth the, Count de !Atte and the other Members of that Fa mily has not been carried into eft/!. The Catintefs de Ltssa and the Duchefs of Aweretthana are Rill at Warfaw, but it is pofitively knows that the Count de Latta left Grotho op the sorb. It i; belicvat that he is gone to St. Peed:burgh. His Swedith Majetirluis fent orders to Stockholm: fora frigate to he held in readinefs to convey the Prince Royal to Stralfund, where he will pats the winter with his augull Pareeits.--Yeareat do Via.. iserreo. Sep!. 9. HMIOYLIL, Aoo. 28,--aThe Maraud of the Em pire, BearArcrrra. will ges to Peri, 'about the time of the cdrowation" pf the Emperor of th'iTrenek. During his 'lthfetwe General Dr.ssostes will take the com• eland of the army: It is alto Paid that in Moron five weeks the oldefi foldier in each company will Set out for Paiis to Ain at the coronation of the Emperor at the fame time will be fent thither the, old .tandards of the army of Hanover, many of which are that through and tattered with b a lls ; t h e ir plac e w ill be tupplied by others bearing the arms of the Emperor. 15kaN, SIP T. 2.1 . 11 C lett letters from Milan an nounce, that French troops are arriving there every day, by the way of Mount Cenis and the Piedmon tele departments, while others are advancing upon QCIIO6I and Leghorn. Several regiments in the fer vice oldie Italian Republic, have likewife had orders to march towards the coati. It is to be remarked that the French troops that were cantoned along the fron tiers of the late territory of Venice, have been with drawn without being rep!accd; which proves fliffi ciently clearly that no mifunderfianding tains be tween Attalla and Fiance. General Sr. Cy' has received fume reinforcements in the kingdom of Naples, and a very eonfiderable force will be tent him, in cafe of need. If the march of theft troops is occafioned by the appearance of the Ruffians in the Mediterranean, it mull be admitted, that it will always be more eafy for France to main tain a hundred thoufand men in Italy, than for Ruf. fia to land ten thOtlfanCl.-9ksrealds Comwree, Sept. 9. Violet, Auo. :B.—We have jut received the important news, that the Emperor of Maria has given orders to the Generals who command in this country to march all their difpofable troops into Al. bark, A number of tracts have already been de tamed to convey there troops by lea. From the (art advice of the occupation of Ctofu by the Ruffians, all enlightened politicians confreleted it as one of the twos (enfibie blows that could be aimed at Auflria. That Court no longer diffemble. its extreme difcon tent on this fubjeS. A hundred long and cruet's's:l have been waged for let. important codes. Tumor Sire. is—Prince Lout. has jut fet oat one:pettedly for Paris. His dipartuae was fo little expeSed, that the Prefea of Marrow) yefierday left Turin to saute preparations to be made with all halte at Alexandria, for the reception of the ki who was to go thither, and propoled to sift the field of battle at Marengo. General Jotter:am !Its out to-day, to return to his pol , , a. do all the funftionsrit:s vas) lad returned to Ticin to compliment the riOace. • LONDON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER te. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confide 54—for mom. 374..Onedees EC. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red Ans,hut kik e t a.lan 11. dIT. 3 per Cese. Cant srn Sesik,See bet 4 per Cent. Set 14.31111, par* le &IL S per OM NO. T 11194 0 110 From s per 001.19 r, Pee ESL to. ;mg Aae,ftet • Willas-14.145it . ..., • . The. folloying ,thOisisrf Nhiek Inched us yettenlay fora the Mailitimensiat GUIGAITAIL, AUGUST cs A contagious hear, on the wan of whi4 peo ple do not yet hem to ogres, bat mein broken out at Was& The Governer oat *Taal indieidgals of his family are raid to hare, Ailed of it I and the !somber, of daily deaths is reported to be between _ . 4.arantravg and thirty I nay, come accounts mention that it once akended to afty•three. We take it for granted-that,there ii a gond deal of tiaggeration in all chore reports; and yet it appears certain that many thpufands of inhabitants have left the town, and that the Spanilh Government has adopted the neccfrary meafures to prevent the contagion fpreading farther —lt bas been thought proper to fufpend, for the pre fent,: the intercourfe by fea betwe.:ll this garrifon and Malaga, and the fame precaution will probably be taken refpefting the communication over land, 60%4 1 4 the contagion continue,. AtraviT The florins (loop of war arrived 14 night, in eighteen days from Malta, with General Gases, in his way 4o England. The Sorwie failed again this evening, for Portfmenth. She brings no news of Lor4 liaison's fleet ; but, by other fources, we learn that it was well Of the /lay of Patina, is the gland of Sardinia, on the ith s inflant. _ _ _ . . Qtr esfctimts fit% carpi mention bat the Spa 7 °ludo= autos outreveral late of battle which are tp Emceed ta.Ferrl im,ed4tel7 on their being midi far fes.t.'. WM. AUGUST at. 4 . ° PIM liaTtareletat eoOti7s4ltern to * oat 4 111 it /0.4.* stivoil,, fator t Of 74 guas,- avert, .fee raid . tits • label they On be saasad. s Itrr excited coifider ab*""l6ll4. re .nt 1 1. 4 0 1611 . 4 the* T A %r ope, ~ At. 1 , • " 1 au gs m W a g .7 Fagan a **tar '101 4 4 . "Afrigatabasar7ivedatViofrcenyeitCren/witis alkgarAilliastarieksals **Wood to orisersooltle MitArsllo,lllfain " bawd , ate duly expo& e 4 let -cant !, fain theitd7 eliFt!attle. 04 Goveeemstne fonts time ago feat the NOS Itrgeat 'Au to Vera . Critic to fend home every dollar dist ttauid be collated, in fait failing fr.igates, as they wereattresok apprebenfive of their communication being. cat of with South America. • N . Artefact, boWever, teems to be playing the fame comptituri game Ore did in :765: fief, to allow us tp retry. our treafure !hips home in &fay, and then.esidtllio to war with you ; for a war you will ra j whenever it funs the convenience or with of to ct and „b.. there is great reefers to he. I eve, will fro! be the cafe. • General ?dolma anti his wife are Rill here. Se veral a our regiments have been reviewed before trim, though be appears only to be a private ipeBator. He dram in a plain blue (rat, and has nothing ei ther in his manner, or air, that indicates the foldi4r or thehero. He does not fail fi,r America till after his wife's delivery, who is far advanced in pregnancy. 4 . We have been much alarmed with the fever again appearing at Malaga, and every precaution has been adopted to prevent its fpreading here. The deaths on the rith were upwards of fifty a day, but they have fence decreafed confiderably. The faculty report from Malaga, that fifteen out of twenty died. This however, may be as much owing to their ig noraica as the malignity 9f the diforder, as the fci ence of medicine is miferably negleaed in this coun try. The CrOvernment phyfician and his alEllants have been again ordered to Malaga from hence, as they were lal! year." • MALAGA, AUGUST 14. " The following is the report of this day by the Faculty refpetling the diforder raging at this place: " We, the eadeentratel Parnebria testify, that tw eptdmobral diciare preiaas'ae Mums at peifesh! kto fart of sift' or ma lignant fever, GmiU•r to that which rages to many ether pass if Spain; and lt has of late to mach fabfided, due oat of so peopSt taken 111, only five &al, whilft on iu Srlt appearance kr died obi of so. We hope, that hy'the of gentle medicine, end by tak ing the ceeeffary precautions of fumigating the honks where the Wolfe has to it vat Soon difappear." •Signed by all the phyzciass of the plaa•before the MegUtraem By the Gnttenhnrgh mail we learn, that the home ward-bow:id fleet from the Baltic had been forced ? by blowing weather, to put Into that port. From Yar mouth we are informed that a fleet bad pallid the back of the Sands fuppofed to be the Baltic Fleet. (See our Nautical Intelligence.) From Gottenburgh we are alto informed that the Ruffin 'men of war in the North Lea have been felted by @refs of weather to put into • liarbt , ur about moan from that place. Private letters by the Gottenburgh Mail (late, that a sew levy dreamt' for the Ruffian army. has been erdsvid a diferent parts of the Imperial dominions, and tile; a large fom of money for the ufe of t he Ktng of Swedes,. Das lately arrived at Stockbu;nl (rem nil fret atv the vet tin U