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PRANCE. PARK °crone. 7. A courier arrived lefterday from General Ba um I, our Ambaffador at Conftantinople : his difpatches were immediately forwarded to the Emperor. It is Paid. that General Baum, has daily conferences with the Reis Effendi, but has not yet been able to con visa the Turkill Divan of the dangers which threaten the Ottoman Empire, from the ambitious policy and military armaments of Ra6a. On the contrary, the influence, in the determination of the Turkith Mini. liters, of Englith guineas, and of Ruffian intrigues, is fo barefaced, that the Sultan has not hitherto ac knowledged NAP 01•1011 the Firfl as Emperor of the French; though this Sovereign owes not only the in tee, ity of Iris dominions, but perhaps his throne, to the generous and dianterelled protation of our Ern peror.—yeereal de Peri:. The jefuits at Naples have already made numerous novices. The ice of age, and long perfecutions, have 1 not dime:gibed their adivitp and zeal. The colleges of Mil de Dieu, of Nunziatella, and binote-Falcone, are already crowded with difciples and novices, fo that the profefors have hardly time to ipllrue them all, and, therefore, have been obliged to refute ad rsittance to feveral. Every noble family, attached to the King and to the Court, has Come of their chit. dress or relations in the new Jefuits Colleges, greatly prattled by the QLzeen as well ac by the King ; who, according to report, have determined, for the future, to have their confetors of that order. It is laid that the Sing of Sardinia has invited tome of them to the Wand of Sardinia, and promifed to reftore to their ceder its former property. Another rumour, though not credited, rays, that the fame ptopofals and offers have been made to them by England, with regard to the Wand of Malta. LONDON. • PPSDAY. OCTOBER *9. PRIM O! 'TOLE! THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCII: 110661mitakey p4—ditto. bran pplf—Ovealum 6. Deaus,Oevalea es —5 per Ceut. Goe. Deb.—. I. -. Deem al Land= :At. We waioritoad the Spanifh Government has not ' bxa taken by ferrite in the capture of the three frigates k Fame, la Medea, and la Clara. We are Weaned that it was long fines apprized that until fame atnicribre adjuftment, or tome fatisfaftory &Maim bad taken place, refpcBing the important points in tfifpute between the two Government% no Slips of war, and particularly thole fuppofed to be freighted with trader', would be permitted to enter the harbours of Spain. This notification we under land to have been made Come weeks ago to M. AUDUAGy the Spanith Miniflu at our Court ; and there can be no doubt but it was duly treat: mined by him to Madrid. The detention of the frigates, therefore, cannot create much unexpefted Ceded= in the Span& Cabinet ; and it is poffible that the recent occurrence may not lead to a con. Nuance of hofiilities, though it is much more pro bable that a war will mine. No dccifive anfwer has, we believe, yet been received to the ultimatum font by our Minifters to the Court of Madrid.— Should the anfwer be fuch ae we have a right to et pee, the reiteration of the three veffels, and a coin. penfation for the one blown op might petbaps reflore a good underianding between the two Courts. But it is to be feared, that were Spain difpofed to meet per willies, French influence will prevent an adjuft. meat of the quarrel. It is mush to be lamented, thole our efforts to prevent injury being fultained bubai country from the unfettled date of affairs be ware dw two Coons, one of the Frigates fhould bow blown op. The number of people on board was about poo, not one of whom, it is feared, has bus fond. L the engagement with the Spaeifli frigates, no Irian Ofseer fell. but we ars forty to learn that we loft eleven of our brave tars. In one of the fri gates were t5.,000 feel &ins, in another 9000 dol. lam; the third enirely loaded with bullion. Difpetehes were lett aisle fent off from the Admi ralty to the Commanders of oar Squadrons, with frefh orders in refloat to any Spanifh Ships they may fall in wick. MAIL A mail arrived this morning, the fi , II of the four that were due. The accounts from Holland Rate, that for tha wiriest the preparations for invading this country have been fufpended. They alto Hate, that to a certainty, the Form of Government is about to undergo fome changes in that country ; but what heft may be, is not will, known. CONSTAUTINOPLI, AUG. a7.—As the Janifaries I have not received their pay for fcveral weeks, we are in fear of an infurreftion. Yellerday the Aga of the janifaries was deputed. In cos,cequence of the ex treme hot weather, many perfons have been taken ill, and died in a few days—the weAtLer, however, is now become cooler. As the greater part of the foreign Milliners here have not yet received initi unions Item their relpec• titre Courts, relative to the n.zsir Fi-neli Imperial dig nity, they have been prevented loom being piefent at feveral feta given by the French Amb..didor, Mar. Thal Banos. At the feLlival of the t4th of July only the PrulEas and Batavian Charge: d'Affaires attend : at the fête on the 16th of July, the Neapolitan Claris Ar .Ifairu, U. MARINI, was prefent. It has been reported, that Acre is taken, but this wants coafirmatios, as dos safe the report that the Beys in Egypt, and the Bedosin Arabs who had joined them, have been entirely defeated by the Ar. DUD to VIINNA, SEPT. 12.—Mr. At gut it so; who goes as Engldh Ambaliador to Contlantinople, is gill here. but will loon pro, eed on his journey to Turkey. The Coon of Drefden his acknowledged the new title of Emperor of Auflria. M. Von Raurtascm- WALD, who condoili here the affairs of the Swedifh Court in the abfence of Baron VON Atm rainy, has tranfmitted to our Court a note refpelling the new hereditary title of Emperor of Aullria, which is fimi lar to that which the Swedifh Ambaffador at Ra tifbon, M. VON BILDT, laid before the States of the Empire. ST. PITIRS3VIGH,SEPTERIBFR 14.—His Imperial Highnefs the Grand Duke, CONSTANTINO PAULO_ VITSCH, fee off the day before yefierday for the Li thuanian Provinces, to muter the troops of that di vifion. Yeflerday the Academy of Sciences, in an extraordinary fitting, propofed a premium of Soo roubles f r the bell Etfay on the nature of the matter of light. The Academician, &Timm, has been fent by the Academy to Finland, to explore that pro vince; the natural binary of which is fo little known. Ilacut, SETT. 29.—Tile changes in our Coodi tution and Government are now prepared. The per. Cons of various parties, who were formerly at the head of the Government, have come from the pro vinces to give their opinions on the projeaed changes. The different parties will, if poffible, be concffistsd. A (late Procurer, or according to others, s PrOdese, will be placed at ihe head of our Government. It* generally expelled that this new dignity will be coo. (erred on the Ambaffador Scutuststrsamiacw. It has been declared on the part of the French, that' our government will have a perfectly free choice * t►e changes to be made in our Conftitution. AIME/MASI, SEPT. 19.—Letters from the Texel Elate, that the tranfports which now lie in the Road of the Helder, have received orders to return into the, harbour daring the winter. It is hence concluded that the army of General Malmo:iv will not be as 'larked fo loos as was expelled. No more prepare Lions are now making here for the expedition again England. ENVIRONS of MALAGA, SRPT. s.—From the nib of Augua to the 4th of September; 2954 perfons have died in Malaga. .The greater part of the phyticians and apothecaries who did not leave the city are dead, and the difeafe unhappily begins to fpread in the con tiguous villages, where many of thole who had efcaped from the city, have died. The lall difpatches from Sir Jona DocKwoarn, Rate his having appointed Lieutenant S. CH •14 at MI, to the rank of Commander, and to the command of the PCLICAN Hoop at Jamaica. A letter from Dublin appeared in an evening paper of yefterday, Rating that a feiions plot has he d if covered at Leighlin Bridge, in the County of Kild lie. We have only to remaik, that it is dated the 13th, and to add to this, that we have received the Dublin papers of the 16th init. and that thcy are entirely lent refpeBing any fuch event. The County c 1• KU. dare is within fifteen miles of Dublin. Yetterday afternoon, the remains of the late Lieu tenant LECREY, who was found dead near the Jew's- Harp Houfe. Lail week, were interred in the burying ground of St. Mary-la-Boone. The officers of the Grocer Regiment of Glargow Volunteers, have voted a handfome piece of plate to Aecittaazn Partition, Efq. their Major,in tearmony of their attachment to him, and fur his patrulic zeal and unexampled exertions in promoting the ella• blithment and diteipline of the Corps. The noo.com. tniffioned officers and privates rf the Regiment, from the fame motives, have alto vore," the Major a fabre and a pair of piaci'', of t value of fifty guinea'. A beautiful kith n. whom Lucian BOVA. PAkTE has met at Millll .; report Frye, about to be added to the Imperial Fa:nily of France. The Sciarcer and fine /fru fecm to he peculiarly honoured at Bath. We read in the Bath Lhronicfr an ad vert ifemcut from a Gentleman who delignates him &lf a Dancing Pry - I:for. EXPLOSION Macau; RY.—The moll formidable engine of this defeription perhaps ever conflroacd. was that ufcd to dearoy the bridge of boats at the liege of Antwerp, in 1035, which an author of that period Rates to have been a flip, flrongly timbered, containing a vault or arch of none and mortar, filled with 2C , 0 barrels of powder, over which were placed large Hones of all forms, cannon-fliot, iron chains, &c. fufficient to dellroy a whole city, that were es. ploded by a fecret fufe, contrived lit as not t let fire to the charge till the velfel came in contadt with the bridge, which it blew to atoms. One of ottr cruisers on the coati of Flanders looked into the road of Floating loft Saturday, and counted there three praarn-, nine gon•boats, and about twenty other aimed reacts and tranfpotts..— According to the report of a neutral Captain, who failed two days before from Middleburg'', Boma- PAR IA Commander in Chief in Holland, General MAIMOOT. had ordered the releafe of the French General Poinsor, the late Governor at Middle. burgh, arreacd by his fuccelfor, the Bat avian Ge neral OsreN, for his estortions, pleader, and op pt./Sion. Initead of a well-deferred difgraca. tied pinithment, Poor sof has obtained a command in the camp near Zeya, and General OSTIM has been reprimanded for daring to imprifon a Commander of the Legion of Honour, which rank Pour 110 T enjoys. On board the neutral veffel were twenty trim Bata vian families from Zealand, bound for New York, driven away from their homes by French tyrants. — They Rated, that 'ince the prefent war, two.thirds of the inhabitants of Zealand had been breed, by the ftagnatinn and uncertainty of all trade, and by the continual cppredions of the French, to emigrate to different foreign countries; and that in Middlebergh one third of the bottles were uninhabited and to be fold. Before General MOIIIIIT. the FICACh COTO wieder in Zealand, permitted them to embark, they were obliged to pay from so to too ducats for a pals, according to their prefumed wealth. abiuTrcia INTELLICENCS. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S. W. •lt. DUI. •/t. bet. I o HawWitt I 3 i I Dubtin Waterford FALMOUTH, OCTOSAA O.—Sailed the DIANA packet, Capt. Dame r, with a Mail, for Lilbon ; the Ha zan (American), WATT, for Rotterdam ; and the Graff, ligansTorr (Swede). for Triefte. Wind W. N. W. Ptrmoorta,Octoasa 17.—Sailed the TROMPIUSi o of t 8 guns, Capt. Suoart,asio, with difpatches, fup poled for the Eaa or Welk Indies.—Carte in the Haetscyni, of 14 guns, from a cruize.—The fe• eond battalion of the 8 tit Regiment of Font, will embark to-morrow morning on board tranfp tits lying in Catwater : their denotation is raid to be lre. land. the baggage was (hipped off this day. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOM iB.—The (hip with the Engld jack flying over the Spanifb flag ! Hated la(l night to have arrived at Spithead, is the Spanith gate Farm, of 44 guns, captured by the I l tvitt.v frigate, Captaip HAMMOND I after an anion of an _ _ hour and a half, off Cadiz. The LtveLY was one of the fquadron of frigates confining of the Ita. defatigable, Captain Moot a 6 *dolls, c 4 ptain q.”; Lively, Captain Haustoars; and Assaults!, Catania Sur roe, who, it appears, were ordered to wait 4 Cadiz, to detain a Spaniat fquadron which were ezpeaed from Vera 'Cruz, liden with dollaraT When the Spaniih Admiral hove in fight, Captain GRAHAM Moots, the Commodore, communkithd to him The purpofe upon which he was employyd; and begged that he would accompany hito prith the fqoadrop, without oppofition, into an sftgliffi port. The Spacial Adniiral took fome time p i s confider of this invitation, and then (hewed his averfion to it by attemptio: to get away. • The Ii- DEFATIGABLI then fired a gun large to bring h i to t but they all innantly made fail. The fquadron pur fued, and, after fevers! hours running 4104 three of theM !ruck, and one blew op, and, we lamentto fay, that every man perifhed. They have aim! ',Pon( on board. The Fama is very much assumed, and had twelve men killed and filly vrouneled ; and the LP/ F. Lr hickwo men Lillid and (even wounded. The other two prizes are ordered to this port: 'Captain HAMMOND went to London loft night. The pri fonersare put onboard the prifon ships in the harbour. On the approach of the fquadron off Cadiz, feveral loggers cam: out, it is • fuppofed. with pilots, to condo& the !hips into port ; but they quiatlY return ed, 'en hearing a gun fired. It is imagined, ity sbe Officers, that the Spaiiards forpedled the intention of our (hips. The Spanillt (hips fought with uncommon bravery. The one which blew up' was oppofercie the Axe trims half an hour 6 ad the Tama engaged the Manusa Come time before the lavas., fo roughly treated her. The Spoil!' Admirillad time to pre pare his !hips for battle, as it was an hour beforibe attempted to run. Lieutenant radios, of the Love- LT, is arrived in charge of the prize. Sailed the MS' GXRA !loop of war, Captain Ditvr, on a cruizi. The LOCUST is now waiting at Spitheiff for Ad miralty orders: h:r deflivation is fuksofed to be the hfediterranean. Tile Aittabtra and Patrict 'nivel this morning, the former from Havre. Arrived the Dia- IDlC*an of war from QUATiirey ; and the . Duke of Kent, M'Caa riser, from New • Betinferiek. "It now blows a tremendous gale from IsT.'W: by W. DOVER, Oczozza 17.—Sailed the following veil Fels, which were detained and fent in here Come time ago, by the Coastrion frigate, Captain Bristly : King of Pruffia, Nuts, of Emhden, from Dunkirk, with cheefe, So. for Boindeaux ; Triton, of Stettin, from Dunkirk, with coals, Bcc. for St. Melo ; Ha zard, of and from New Bedford, with oil, dec. for Antwerp. DeAL, Derriere tB.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Alliance, Rozscus, from the Bay of Hon. duras. Remain in the Downs his Majellrs Mips as per tall, anda large fleet of outward-bound Wihd W. blows hard with rain. • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ORAVE.IIIII. OCT. ill,..:Paffed by the Courtine, Paterfon• Fmbden; Brothers, Henderson, from Himduraa; Triter, Seymour • Mr rom smith ere! Lewes. Cadenhead, %In la. mama —iatird the Perfeverance. Corns, for Demerara Pheelr, Carpenter, for Dublin ; ET/draught, Hunter, for Icr n.ngen; Arias Underwent , and the Page Midi Catharine, Parlfult, for laaehdem • Aurora... Off Whitby, Jane, Teafdale, from Quebec—.At Dublin, Visa, Swain, from Cadiz—At BAIA Mary • Mailed. from Peteriburgh—At Oporte.,Difpatel, Ffford, from 2.l.wfsund laisd—At tilboa, Labradors, Begona, from London. • The Peggy. VIANISLAND, of 4 Scarbotough. was captured on the 3d of Sept. in lat. pi ifit long. 16. 4.0. by le Braave French corvette privateer. OCTOBIA 16.—The Ktki.y. from Jamaica to Liverpool, it Paid to be diknafted in a form on Thurfday fennight, and towed into Cork the ',Mown); day. Captain CROTC.II, of the Tela mon, from Jamaica, arrived at Liverpool on Satur day (e'nnight, (poke on the ,4th ult. the Cumberland of Leith, which had parted with the fleet on the loth of fame month. mtaiven—Tbe Ann, Markle. at Wilmington, from Quasi'. ferry ; Montrral, iceman; Duke, 14niord ; Paget. Strays...eh ; Sarah, Maxwell; and Bear, M.Ke.bory, at land n.from>Qus be ; Lady Mellon, MAllfter, at Labor% from Newfoundland ; Trolly, Harding, i t t Halitat from Jamaica; John Bull, Downie, at HAyl.ke, from Jamaica I Canmtree, ht' Martine, at Liverpool, from PhiLuielphi..; Mary, Scabury. at Savannah from hetet ; Al. Non, Caithoefs,at St. Peterfburzii from I.lth ; Lively.thrphant. at Kirkaldy front Varrel ; Ocean, Caritairs,at Leith from Pidtou; Mary, beabury, at Savannah from hence ; Mary Ann, Iypair , at Lb...kV:on from do ; Friend% Tidmarlh, at Halifax frost Janution Lady Palter, Bong, at the Down. from Honduras. Allgii1[1:1 /IT HULI.-11te Avoie, Hi t& ; fart Dalkeith, Dionapfori,frona Leith • Flora. Pe ; fan, from Kitt aliv. Had rachrt, Lyon, tar Lcith. LOSS OF THE PRINCESS OF WALES, Farther partuculars of the lots of the Printers h. Wales, of Greenock : NAIIM Of TIIOSI wno 111TNAINID ON TOE WRECK. Robert Cunningham. Fite Mug 1 Di e d ail eke grit. John Campbell, Second ditto lidr. Hunter, pa&nprr ditto pub. Wild= Blair, ditto Alexander Downey, Carpenter Jobn Healy, bemoan ditto ytb. Alex. Cam lloadwanes Mate Peter Curry, Delller lsits e WA/kr elm P/PAdant tin 11%11m 1 reamer din* deb. anni=r =ld atibilin •PAillan 1 Car r cten dim 911. Hugh Rankin, farm and apprentice, taken up by the trope. We have high fatiefaaion in having it in our power to fubjoin the following Letter received Teßerday s on the melancholy Cobra of the preceding one—. becaufe, whilß it glmoll completely dafpels the painful anxiety which was left hanging over the fate of Cap tain CAMPIIILL, and thole of the crew ma named above, who were in the boat with him ; it alto beams 4 r a y . of hope upon the relatives of thole reported dead, ai it ts not eafy to figure that Ramanw in the confn- Ron lnd dißrefs which fuch a fcene mull have excited in his mind ; could be perfealy corret as to names and circnoglances. Nor mull we omit to remark, bat the Letter bears moil honourable teilimony to the goothiefi of heart and aaive humanity of the *wily Orate by whom it is written. It is much to 11 . al,. that a former letter of that gentleman, e Ft r.. tb he this one, has not reached the owners', m as . irould re likely eloped mit every reta — aut• ? Fitamp, cornii.oB. Oa. I I* aloe. -liwarlareee to you yeterAsy,tront vvrtUa, ammo*: V ie lte u r of e M tip usts or Wake, in feat roo d bolt% °fp ' On My retum tb• evening, t ailed opao Captain Campbell, and thOefetelos art it its totottuitate e . Mr.' e aro phanin =good dial ban in tal in t• • :brow ; lot as all/ihalte lA* ritookftd. win. I traft: awash tge WO a Geo;Foop Oleg him alma Them use tolerably well, a. doir, that they' het greet rim bon armless to their legs and fad, ken !Ns* re bag in the inltitr, eat, I bah. they too win OW 4. 'wry W. The maim I pollee awe law to the Cp. LIN k liall be feminist! to Was. lis sad Ms met We dltaat • Ode 'Wife ibex% afterik sir, sot we rat lip irmakti soy Mega* way ba'coodeisive to thdr extdbit *. • • • taw be. Geadeeca. ' • ° • Cared) - w. cana. )d41 , . eimpbdk illadolo.led I.lldry, Gremx#. • • '•••• Ezra@ of a hater hoof CIIPt• Leavy, of the chip Britangia, dated jiinaica,' Sept. t ,• I to* to his ?Wiens at Liverpool's- 0 On the 3d of Julys we fell ill pith a rreisch Carlene Of ta gins, in bat: 4t. 101 l g• ! - who vin from as; on the Ith fell in with tht egrets*, who at 'fir@ (heaved detertiliiied to us, but del on our cbacing, and again run a wa y; after thfanothing partioulate occurred until th_c_ of Augort, at 8 A . M. in lat. ty. Antigua, W. aa . f, miles, raw* Itrafie fail, which we loon perceived to hi a crofter, by making all fail after'us, which', toot no noticed, not wifhing to loft a good breeep, which we had not beets favoured with for feveraf days. Ihii encouraged the robber eo make hohliy far ON our guns being then in and our ports*clown, i lso 1 1 s t :41101p' we 'aid be a good prize for himat pm 3P. . found 'him coming up fall, toot ip our Reeling fa . prepiritl for anion, and hauled our ri n 4l a towards him . At 4 h 3 . 4 1 e'hotfled the tricoloured efatigave ha a illtste• with a b. fhot,• in toii as tee be led 'our-spiarter; when a brifk and well d fire commenced on both fides, witligieit anal and fosairanns—he continued 'fad to theilri• tatfnit 4o minutes, during which time 'be twice at terapted 'to •hdard, And has beat back with great daughter. All this time we could only get our item And quarter guns to bear. which cleared his rigging; and toot Tway his boarding balms and grappling:: " After he found he could' not fucceed it; boarding he attempted to haul off, and got on board hie tacks, which enabled the Britannia to get her fide to bear, and in ten Urinates the enemy was a complete wreck, his main-malt Ilsot away elofe to the cap, his Tore top fail !beets and foie-top-gallant ditto all cut, his fails in tatters, his fide drove in, and his fire compleatly filenced, his tops and decks, that were before full of men,.ltarcely one could be feels, with the redskins 4 his (battered fore•faii, mainfail and mizen, he Icep; the wind, perceiving night coming on, and the Bel tannia's fore 'and fore-top.fail latlcei, mizen boom, day, ;s4 mien top fail all flint away, it was tome time before Ike 'hip could be brought upon a wind —lmmediately after getting braces reeved, we gave chace and paired huts to leeward, having to 'fake a tack for want of after-fail, the (hip was long in flays, and before we could conic up with him, it being dark and fqually, we loft fight of hin e We then hove to, expelling to fall in with him at day light, cape :hog from his crippled (late he muff run before the wind, but were much difappointed in pot feeing him. My people were in high (pints, and fought litre Englills (tauten. " I met with a great lofi from the enemy's firfl fire, hiving my boatlwain, carpenter, and two of my belt men, ttarioned with me to work the flip, wounded: four of my people rim from me at Madeira, and two lick, which made fr me of 'begun' to be weakly manned : my pain• gers volunteered their Cervices, and am truly furry to fay, one of then, loft his life, but on the whole oft loft was no: fo great as might be orpeded. '4 The Britannia has fuliered much in her rigging and fails, 'moft of our lower rigging dreadfully cut. as well as almoll every running rope in the (hip; the malls are full of (mall (hot; we were obliged to bend an entire hells fct of fails, but am happy to fay the 'hip is not much injured in the hull. The day alter Our engagement, we were (poke by Commodore Hoot', in his Meiefly's (hip Cte'reua, who very PO litely fent his furgeon on board to examine the wound. ed, and alto fupplied us with medicines we were in want of. .4 On tl:e 9th we fell in %kills a fehooner under Danillt cot..urs, who informed us, that the priv•re.r. we had engaged was the General Ernerif, cam ,ng four long bras 24 -pounders and twelve IF l '..ri.rd carronadet, and had on board when (he tail , " front Baffeterre t7o to '390 men: from the ~.,...; , t , :r given, fie muft be the fame vac', but to at :., pearance, muft have had mere men on board, t. - • being as throng as they could well ,land. " Lift of the killed and wounded :—R 1: :".., pafrenger ; died by a lbw in his fide. Capt. Ia• 1). M'Call, J. Newman, John Grey, ird Li •-: dAudley, wounded, but fad recording." Au. Earl 0 LiEarl from tn. fi Mn. ftrect• Mout. Da ling— bridg Lonif Sbipl Thigh roc= Mr. chaft brat of t His of ( vet at I by of I Gri Lo ID 11 to fri of