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IRAACE. Pratt, Si r. 17.—Veflerday the Swedifh Charge d'Affaires, M. ACKPRISLAD, left Paris. It is faid, that his Sovereign has ordered him to Stralfund. It it faid, that the Legillative Body is fummoned for the 9th of November, and that, immediately after the Coronation, the digetting a Commercial Code, will form a principal object of their Confultation. It is reported that more heavy artillery is going to Ha nover. Sam 24.—Letters from Spain Rate, that the Ex- General MOREAU, inflead of ving to America, will retire, with the content of our Government, and of the Court of Spain. to the Wend of Minorca. The Emperor will pals through Treves before he proceeds to Ittentz ; it is thought he will not go to Stra!burgh, but will proceed to Boulogne, or return dire* to Paris. Sm. as,—The audience which the Englifh and Ruffian Ambaffadors have had of the King of Praia, has been inuffeaual. We hear that the King de . . dared his determination to remain neutral, arid ad ded even that he had engaged under certain condi• Botts two others Powers to follow his example. He is laid alto to have written a letter to the Emperor of Rulga, announcing his Intention to contribute to the preferration of peace on the Continent. It feems as af the mifunderftanding Paid to have taken place be tween France and the Porte has been removed.— Srancsa Swan, after a fecund intimation from the Court of Vienna, has quitted Carlfbad to return to England. The rft Vendemiaire (September :3) was celebrated by public illuminations, and a concert at the Thuillerics. The French Charge d'Affaires at Stockholm is to quit Stockholm, as well as all the French in Sweden. It is laid, even, they have re ceived orders to that effeet. It is rumoured that the French army in Hanover is to be increafed to 23,0c0 sec A French courier has been lent to Peterfbargh tOrecall, it is Paid, M RlYmsv•x, the French Charge trAfrairesid—French Funds 45;• FROM THE HAMBURG!! MAIL. %aims, Sim 5.—M. D'Aeaslo, jun. the Au ditor of the Council of State at Paris, is bill detained here, in eonfequence of the late milßoo. Beyond a doubt, his journey has been dire&ed by Come motives of importance ; and, it is probable, as it has been be. fore reported, that he is the bearer of a letter direaly from the Emperor NAPOLION to his PRUSSIAN MAILS TT ; at lean the King went yefletday morning from Peres to Sans Soucy for the purpofe of giving au &lace to this officer. After which his Majeily alto admitted the Marian Envoy to an ;met-view, with whom be had a conference. Haseatracm, SIFT. 24.—Reports are now in cir culation on the Exchange of this city that A pea has atually declared war againft France. For the troth of this intelligence, however, I cannot vouch. A great deal of the heavy artillery lately carried off by the French from Hanover, is re-tranfporting to the Eleaorate, as the French cape& hoffilities in that quarter. Mo nt. Ace , the Swedi(h Charge d'Affaires, left Paris, with his fake, on the 16th intl. in order to join the Swedith Monarch, at Stralfund, in Mecklenburgh. Monf. D'Otrasit., the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires, lately tefident at Paris, has finally left the French territory. The King of Sweden has lent orders to all thofe of his fuhjefts who are in his feriae, and Bill remaining in France, to quit that country immediately, under pain of forfeiting their lituations. The Duke of Mecklenburgh has lately feat a courier to Psterfburgh, to communicate, it is Paid, his apprehenfions, left the preparations making by the French in the. Elefforate of Hanover may be defigned for the invafion of his Duchy. His High nets has likewife fent to Berlin, to found the difpoG lion of that Cabinet, in ca!e any fupport (hould be wanted. The French in Hanover make no fcruple to declare publicly, that it is the intention of their Government to occupy Meckletiburgii, Ihould a rup tare between Ruffia and France take place. LONDON. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. /RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: C6:4615. MOM, 57 , ...10f Sce. 57i-01ln:um 61 prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTER DAY. hack Steak list Indio Bowl% Is. a ts. dlf. 3 per Cent. Red Ann. Mit IntjA StOCII•••• S Pe Caw Coot. 57i s7i TIPP 3 Pe* 0 .•5 6 41 4 per Cam lon tisip. Arm. yt I,3i.tti 5 per Can. Navy SO poi 3 9 ,:i lizchcq. Rill., te. aat tllf. 5 per fit. 1 797. Inn Opinium &I prem. Long Ann. Sue Enitill Tickets, tel. 131. Slat Am. Colt Conk& for act_ c7t Dustin, °crone* t —t per Cent. Gov. Deb. 90i. EseloingoDublitt oa London Ist. We have received the Me:Liman to the :6th ultimo. It is Rated in the French Papers, with fymptoms of =tat& fatisfaetion. •• That the audience which the Englifh and Ruffian Asnhaffadora had with the Knee of PRUSSIA had been ineffeftual." His Majefty, it is (aid, declared his determinitticri to remain neu tral, and added, even that he had engaged, under certain conditions, two other Powers to follow his example. .He is alto laid to have written to the ENIII.OII. of Russia, announcing hi. intention to contribute to the prefervation of peace upon the Continent. That his Pausssaw Harms', confluent with the known policy of his Court, is difpofed to preferve a fbilt neutrality, we have little doubt. He has hi therm found, and may, for foam time to come, find his advantage in it; and this part of the intelligence relli upon tolerably authentic grounds. But when we are told that he has engaged, under certain con ,litions, to anfwer for the neutrality of oto other Powers (Auaria and De.nmark we prefume), and •hat he has declared to the Court of St. Peter!burgh, • that he will contribute to the prefcrvation of peace ,pot the Continent." thofc are (itch ahfurdities as ea cannot eallly crt.lit. Is the Continent to be refea v•el in peace, by holdiug out a threat r f tha t nature to Ruffs? And how Are thuic thl CA:I and guarantees for neutrality to be reconciled with the declarations of his PrulLan Majeflty, that he would take no part in the war MI. Sr INC la SMITH (the French Cabinet, it (hold teem. takes a particular interet in what relates to this Gentleman), is laid, in confequence of a fecond intimation from the Court of Vienna, to have quitted Carlibad, to return to England. The French army in Hanover is to be increafed to 2 S,CCO men. There is nothing of any further moment in the French Papers. Dutch Papers and letters one day later thin the lall we announced, have been received. The pri vate accounts (late, that fume propofitions have been fubmitted to the Foreign Minifters at Mentz, by Bo- NAPARTE, in anfwer to the reprefentations made by the Emperor of Russia, which are confidered as per fatly reafonable and jult, and which, it is bested, will form the balls of an univerfal good underlianding among all the Powers of the Continent. We have no doubt refpeding the oblequioufnefs with which any propofitions made by the Gallic Uptlart would he adopted by all tbofe i who bow the knee to Baal ; but we (till troll that Tome nations will remain un contaminated with the idolatry of the day. Two Gottenburgh mails arrived this day. His Swedith MajelLy has ordered five or fix thou find men to proceed to Stu'fund, which is iiippof ed to be in fome danger from the French force in Ha nover. Some gun boats have alto been ordered to be got ready. M. Ac K sssss Dp the Swedith Charge d'Affaires. did not leave Paris until the 16th of laft month, although he had received his letters of recall on the t ft. As it is fuppofed his inftroaions to quit the French capital were peremptory, we cannot, in the abfence of all authentic intelligence, other wife account for his protratied Ray, than by at tributing it either to the fy Remade difficulties which are oppofed by the French Government to the de parture of public Miniders, or to tome premeditated infult. We know that fuch an outrage was confider. ed as very likely to take place, and that the Swedila Minifter was in daily expeflation of being arrefted previous to his departure from Paris. Bow aaaaaa , "replant," received a vifit from the reigning Prince of °MG!, at Coblentz, on the 17th of haft month. What the principal objeft of this ad of homage and fupplication might have been, it would be wafting conjeCture to endeavour to difcover. Im portant changes are fuppofed to be meditated in the Batavian Conftitutioa, and his Serene Highnefs is known to have large claims on that Republic, of in. demnities for patrimonial property : the objeft of his interview, therefore, with the arbiter of his fate, and that of his country, might have been to conciliate and remonfirate, to procure juftice for himfelf, and perhaps fur his family. The principal articles of the fecret convention con cluded between Ruffia and France, on the t tth of °Bober, 18ot, are now the fubjeft of converfation in the ftrfl political circles on the Continent. They chiefly relate to Italy. In the fecond a4le of that treaty, Bo AAAAA re, then Firft Conful, pledges himfelf that he null not attempt to take any meafures, or exercife any autho rity with refpeft to Italy, without the concurrence of all thofe powers who (ball be molt immediately interefted. In the 4th and sth articles he agrees to the evacu ation of the Neapolitan States, with this additional condition, that in cafe of future hoßilitics that king. dom fhould enjoy the moll inviolable neutrality. The 6th article allures to the King of SARDINIA an equitable indemnity for the lots of Piedmont, &c. Ituffia has lately required the ample and flrift ex ecution of all thole artic:es. In the note wh;ch WAS prefented by M. D'Orraarc, the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires, on the 16th of Augull to M. TALLAYKANIII .1t Pens, it was Rated, in jullifi cation of the Court of St. Peterfburgh, for having fent a Ruffian force to the Republic of the Seven Iflands, that in the preceding year the Senate of the Me of Corfu and the Ottor tan Porte herfelf, had applied to Ruflia to fend a number of troops to that State, fufficient to maintain the neceffary order there, and that France had then given her moll formal con currence to the meafure. Great apprehentions were entertained at Stralfund that in cafe of a rupture between France and Swe den, the French army in Hanover would take imme• diatc polieflion of SwedilL Pomerania. STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 17.—Between five and fix thoufand troops have hren ordered to repair to Stral fund immediately, to reinforce the Gatrifon there, as apprebenfions are entertained that an attack may be made by the French troops in Hanover upon Pome rania. The King is at prefent at Stralfund, but is ezpeeed here in the mule of the month. The ancient Palace of Calmar is, by the King's orders, fitting op for the reception of Louis the XVI 11. and family : the Regiment of Calmar is to attend him. The French Princes from London arc espeeted to join Lim there very (partly. In conferinence of the important obfervations in the Mosiintr of the ,4th ult. rclaiive rr. the King, firia orders have been given to flop the iinpoitalinn of French Papers : orders base been alto given to all the officers, civil and military, to hcld nu cummunica• tion whatever with any fubjea of the French Repub lic upon pain of difmiffion. Monf CAILLA/CS the French Charge d'Affaires, and Monf. Famexom, his Secretary, did not leave Stockholm till yefterday, and the attavisin Minifter is preparing to follow their example. Count FIRSIN is going to Calmar to receive Lows the XVIII. Ss pri MBEZ 24.—A divilion of gun-boats is fitting out here with all expedition for Stralfund. This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Princes Augulta Packet in fcven weeks paiage. By the Lifbon mail, arrived yenerday, we have received accounts from Malaga to the ill of Septem• ber inclufive, when the fever there continued its un remitted ravages. The Mole was entirely free from it, as well as the fuburbs of Malaga, where it laiL year broke out. Orders had been received there from Madrid that the port °mold be !but, and no goods permitted to be (hipped off, or any to be landed, e xcept *heat and Hour, of which article there is the greatell want ; but the veldt are obliged to remain in the bay. We are lorry to add, that the fever bad reached Velez Malaga, whither many perking had retired in order to efcape the contagion. The Tat ussre man of war, Capt. Sir itos.Baa Low, arrived at Cadiz on the Bth of September, but was to return to Gibraltar to convoy the fleet expe:lcd therefrom Malta, bound to England. The HYDL• frigate, Captain Muinbar, with the fleet from England, bound to the Mediterranean, were, on the loth nh. wind-bound, of Cape St. Vincent. The Nancy entree arrived at Lilon with the Beet from England on the 7th ult. and the Sips bound to Oporto arrived there on the day following. The Wafp Hoop was performing quarantine, but was expelled to fail from Lillian on the 26th ult. with a meet under convoy for England. Lissom, SEPT. ts.—The caufe of the infurreltion at Bilboa is on account of a violent difference with the Government, refpaling the or - ,Zisinto, or the draw ing of every fifth man for the army. The Bifcayans have conftantly refilled every demand of the kind, and when they have aided Government either with men or money, they have always infifted on adopt ing their own mode or cultism. The late demand of Government was confidered as an infraftion of their privileges, acknowledged and ellablillsed for time immemorial. They offered to grant Government the fupplies wanted, provided they were allowed to raife them in their own way. Government, however, refufed to comply with their requelt, and infifted peremptorily on pal Eve obedience. The proud Bic cayans, always jealous and fearful of their liberties, refolved to refill what they deemed tyranny, and thus arofe a conceit between the Government and the People. Both parties have now arrived to the moll violent extremities, and as neither is difpnfed to re cede, one or both mull fall ; for thole who know the craft and ambition of Boa AAAAA a have no hefitation to fay, that he is at the bottom of the plot. An exprefs has Oft arrived here with the diaref-1 ling intelligence that the fever continues to rage at Malaga ; that the deaths u• !re allo daily; that a large body of the inhabitants who remained well, ' had taken arms in their hands, forced their way through the cordon of troops, and fpread themfelves ' about the country; but that many of them had died in the woods, having been refilled admittance every where, and that the fever had appeared at Grenada, Ecijx, and fome other inland cities. The letters from Cadiz, to the 7th of September, exprefs great 'apprehenfions that the fever will be come general ; and fome flue pofitively that it has broken out with violence in certain quarters of that city. Information of a later date, the tath of Septem• ber, mentions, that it has for fome days raged with great fury, and that a cordon has alfo bee* drawn, fo as to prevent all communication with the rations. Yefterday at two o'clock the Ruffian Amin'Fedor had an audience of Lord HAZIOWIY. CHARLIS Mnsnautur, Efq. was on Monday laft unanimoufly chofen to fucceed the late Sir G. S. Evetra, as Reprefentative in Parliament for War wickfhire. On Michaelmas day lafl, the Canteen belonging to Wooly barracks, w•as let fur one year, at the enur mous rent of Bgcl. betides taxes. That beautiful fpot at Harrow, which belonged to the late M. PAGI, was fold on Thurfday under Squibb's hammer for near twenty thoufand pounds. The Hon. WILLIAM HILL, brother of Lord Bea wics, has lately efcaped from France, and is arrived in town. A letter from an Englilh prifoner at Verdun, dated Aorta 20, Rates. " that the Marquis of Twa a 'a body was conveyed on Monday, the s 3th nit. with great funeral pomp to the citadel, to be put in the fame vault with the late Marchionefs. A great num ber of refpeitable Engliilmen in mourning followed the hearfe, which was drawn by four horfes, after which came his own carriage,and four empty coaches. A long train of Gentlemen's coaches clofed the pro. cellion. The whole was conduCted extremely well, and attracted a great crowd of fpekctatorl. It was expeted the two boats would be l . c.'s. in a few days to England." _ _ STATI LOTTEIIte..-TNIRD DAY.—The following Numbers were drawn Prises above :a Ait. No. 10,534. its.oool.; NOS. 3.K28, 1 6119571 and 19.7:3, tout Lath ; and 14461, SCL Ay rAL FAmAr. WEAIOSITH, Ocr. 4.—Owing to the badnefs of Ole weather yeller-day, the picket guard was difmorrd before his MAJESTY landed. Psbout eight o'clock, the Royal Family went to the Play, which went off well. His MAJESTY was nn horfeback before liven o'clock this morning, and rode to the barracks to in fpea the horfes and Rabies. After breakfaft, the Royal Family and Attendants went on board the Royal Yacht. • The Duke of CAssaatoos bathed this morning, and afterwards fct orto meet Come buries from London. BRIGHTON, OCT OBER 4. The Duke of Sussex, from Carleton Houle, ar rived at the Pavillinn here lall.night, where a fele& circle of Nobility was prefent. About mid-day their Royal Highneffes the Prince of WALES and Duke of Csaasact i accompaaied by Count Beaujoeois, Ad miral Sir EDMUND NAGLI, Capt. Beinamrseen, ice. as equeftrians, let off from the Perillion, to be pre fent at a field.dAy of the Ennifkillen Dragoons on the Downs. The Duke of Sussex, Lord HARRINGTON, &c. on horfeback, let off for the fame place loon after. This well difciplined and often tried Regi ment went through a variety of evolutions and ma. nceuvres with their accullomed ability, and were re warded with the warmeft eulogiums of their Royal viGtois, and a numerous crowd of fpeetators of tbc 54 diftinition, affembled on the occafion. The Fly ing Artillery, under the command of Capt. BLOOM r IaLD, bad Come heavy pralliee, on the Down by the Barracks, at a more early part of the day. To. morrow there is to be a grand review on Newmarket Hill, of the Ennifkillens, the Qteen's Dragoons, the Flying Artillery, the Soith Gioucefier Militia, And, as we hear, of feveral other Regiments about this diftridt, at which the Prince of Vises', the Dukes of CLARINCI and Sussex, Lord H•aItINGTON, and in all probability, the whole of the gent de conefitios in this town and neighbourhood, will be prefent. , MARGATE, OCT. 4. This morning a very intereding naval fpe&acle was exhibited off our coati. The Margate Ming vetch, to the number of fifteen, with their carro. eades mounted, and manned by the Sea Fencibles, under the command of Captain Seism' went through a variety of naval exercifes, and dill:barged five balls each at a boat anchored at above a mile Mast, and fuppofed to reprefent the enemy. The firing was extremely good, particularly from the ' veffels of the Commander and Capt. Garter. The line was formed at about a mile and a half from the (pore, and about two miles and a half to the well ward of Margate. The lea not being boifterous, and the weather being remarkably fine, many perl ons went out in different boats from hence, and added to the fplendour of this aquatic exhibition. The eremite laded till three, and the Br itith flotilla interned with the next tide to the harbour. The very meritorious voluntary exertions of this valuable body of men highly delighted not only the inhabitants of the town, but every perfon who was a fpedatur of their naval &ill, their patriotifm, and the affiduity with which they apply themfelves to be mod olefin in the defence of the country. The packets did not tail this mor- ning, as all the hands were engaged on board the gun-vetch. The Volunteers of the We of Thanes Isere again reviewed on Tuefday laft ; when the Re-Corps, commanded by Capt. Jaime, gained great credit. This corps, however, do not ufe rifle pieces, but are well prattled at !hooting at a mark. &Irmo, op LORD M47ol.—At the dote of the . poll yeflerday at Guildhall, at three o'clock. the numbers flood as follow For Alderman Pasoan:l Alderman Shaw • - Alderman Flower 7681 1339 674 Honor Caawroao Indio:ma Hastivroa,Efqrs. arc elated Magidrates of Greenock. Roatar BOILIIID and Jou% Wissom, Efqrs. are eleeed Bailics of Kilmarnock. The additional duty of three,sence per ounce on Ramped flyer commenced this day at Goldfrnith's Hall, making the whole duty fifteen pence. Yelterday was the laft day fixed by the An of Par liament for the holders of the Loyalty Loan to make their elettion, whether they would ae!ept the terms fixed by the Lords of the Treafory, or receive the money at par in Apr l next. No.ice: for about twelve millions of flock, we undetaand, were given in at the Bank to accept the tern.. oti:tcd, and notices for about five millions, to receive money. There Ilia re• main five millions for which no notice can be give s till next sth of April. The whole amount of the Loyalty Loan is 22,35:456!. p. The Royal 11,Ink nf . Scotland, uhn are great hol ders of ihe Lo)alty Five per Cents, have made their elation as follows : to receive one half in the terms propofed by the Lords of the Treafory in Five per Cent. Navy aad Reduced Stock, and the other half in money in April 11:11 Another convoy of thirty fevers waggons, with fpecie, arrived lately at Eitineur. The money was fent on board an Englifh (hip of war. Thurfday, at two in the rn , rning, the bullion brought from Elfineur, in his Majelly's armcd fhip Lion, Captain BRAHRY, was landed at the Tower, and fafely lodged in the Mint. A convoy about 7o fail arrived with this veirel. During the voyage two French privateers furcellively made their ap pearance, hut, perceiving the prompiitude f the difpnfitionc made to receive them, they though: pry per to fhecr off. A Ballot was yeflcrdly taken at the EAR India Houfe upon the following quellion, viz. slat Mr. jars Hyalite CASSAVA A3Oll he permitted to re turn to Madras with has rank In the Unnipany's Service." At fix o'clock the glaffes were finally doled, and delivered to the Scrutineers, wit.• lh..rtly Afterwards delivered in their report that the numbers were in fa vour of the queßion. The CHAIR/4AN Olen Rated, that Mr. CASIAMA IOR was permitted to return to Madras with hi s rank in the Company'. fervice ; three parts in four cl the Proprietors of EaR India Stock. having agreed to the fame by the ballot tif the day. The ballot was very numerourly attended.