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ARREST OF SIR GEORGE RUMBOLD. Copy of the OrJer of the French Police for the Citure of Sir GEORGE RVIII1101.4:. MINISTRY OF GENERAL. POLICE. • PARIS. Sept. yo, 1804. The Senator Minittir o' General Police of th:. Empire, Grand Odker tithe Legiota of Honour, to Martial Bern..dotte, Gun. in Chief of the Army of Hanover. I base material proofs. M. Maastras, that the Engli& Agent, Ruisaocto, at Hambu►gh, follows the fame fyilain of efpionage, and machinations, . which have already excited the indignation of Europe agaioll Dames and Srsmcaa &situ, and it is evi dent film the Circular Letter of Lord Hawsasavar, in confeosience of the confpiracies diccovered of thek - two wretthes, that the Britilk Government has dared to avow, and reduce evan to a fvflem. that train of confpiracies on the part of its Minillers, accredited to the Courts of Allied or Neutral Powers. There Minitters are thus. as it were, conflituted Confpira • tors, and placed out of the Law common to Civi lised Nation. The expreft order of his Majelty the Emperor is, that M. gu mono shall be !sized. and that yon snake fore of all the papers which may be found in his .houfe. 'I invite you. in confequence, M. Maissoai, to take all the neceffary meafures for the moll prompt comicial of this operation. ' Let the requilitc communications be made as food as the operation ®all be terminated. and Aviesoct4 with all his correfpindence, lu all be witbio your Eon. • • • • • . . . • • • (Signod) Conformable to Copy, • (Signed) 4114111.11D0TT1. • • Tbe atice lire crated with 4 prelatic, but the &Novae* wank er apeasr—" the k be liperesues to Wenn the Diploma:lc Agnes e fehle4L* VOUCNI. ITALr. lONS OCTr uta so.—The POPE, who has hither * remained at Pallid Gradolphm will carry with him to Paris many valuable prefects for the Empe 'roe, the bereft. and the Priacib of the Imperial Famly. His resinue will be numerous and fplendid, and 130 boric: are to be in readinefs at every Rage. Within the Papal territory he will be atttnded by his awe body Guard; in Tufcany he will be awned by a party of Etonian hoer.; and in the French ter , sitar, by a detachment of French cavalry. Cardinal Fuca will precede his Holinsfs by one day's journey, to make every neceffary preparation at the places where he is to lodge. It is Paid, that the mother of the Emperor, LETt 'ea liorraraers, will make the jour ry to Paris with her brother, Cardinal Fisca, to be prefent at the coronation. Lucia. Boma ?Aire will remain at Rome, where he has balm a fumpiuous picture gallery, to which he has daily adding the moll valuable paint , ings, and which will fnen be one of the fine!! in Italy. Lucile Bar is not only an amateur, but a connoifeur in the fine arts. Some new change: are expeeed in the form of Go . warmest at Genoa. 'roma, Ocrolea so.—Hie Holiner., after he has jafed How Cenis, will be conveyed to Paris in the urpertal carriage. and all his evened through ,France will be defrayed for him. Owe, °cross& 13.-.-Leuers from Sicily Rate, that the gun boats, and the American and Neapoli tan bombs, which were before Tripoli, have obtained there a fignal vieory, and have Grice returned to Syra cufe with two prizes. There remain,meanwhile, before .Tripoli, four American frigates, of which the largeft, the Conflitutinn , is comm a nd e d by Commodore BA IV. SOW* The Americans landed and completely de feated the troops r.f the Dry but this advintage colt them four officers anti forty men killed. The Dcy prapofed to make peace.—(.7lurnal ()cross& -30.—1 n the kingdom of Etruria a (hock of on earthquake has been felt. At Thienna and .Pozzabonzi Cenral hosfes have been thrown down. Venom Ocroadt at.—Private letters from Rome Rate. that the Holy Father will fpend lonic months ' in Adis. and in the fining will return h o me th r o ug h the Sonth 01 Germ.illy. ALIXAmLpiA,OCIV:/aR. 11. —On thegO, ink, the tr,th reginie..t nt I - tei.ch Artillery, and the do &an • t Sapper.. lying here, receive.: tr,rdeti; to break up immediately for T0u1,.11 ; and early new day they input their match. All foreign office:a here mud ,ittsociliatcly leere this for ire's. ZIVEDEK. grocerrocu, Oct.. as.—We are informed that the Cantu de Lora.' intends to return from Calmar to by ka, on the aid. The verrel in which haclrrin at Calni.tr cvzr lince hi' Count d'Arteoss intended to fet eff to Gottenburgh rhe (sine dvy, on his return to England. Hie yacht 1!y ready at Gott-nt.ia t I; nn the 34:b. The lesperi4l R••man Envoy. Count Loorton, fet .offor Friday ht 1 , 4. hi. own country, by the way 4it Yllad and B.l4ilitinel. OCTOnI. a jej..- rhc French Commiffarles of Com• r-ercial it..lations have rdign.:..t their place., on re orders to that c tr,et by trt expres from Treves. '.': , e French Commercial Agent L re, Mr. Goiania. Sw c de by birth. ►tVßned his place, i. become a eitivn of Stockholm. 'he Rolßan Chan berlAin, NrvosrsTaorr, has ,! through Co•tenhwsh, on his way horn Pr ," to London, on a fpccisl mil Lon from his U. 1 , . RR I POINT. the BritiCt Envoy at lur Court, i o rived Pere. The C•sint de Liu.' left Calmar, on z3d halm, on his r..tton to Riga. • We are allured that the Count de LILLI will not n to Warfew. ,STRALIIOIIII/. Nov. 3.--Cnunt Looariv, Envoy from Emperor King, arrived here on the ill, after a *.ligerolis voyage horn Yflad. Yeflerday he had a ,-•i, ate audience of the King and Qtreen, whereupon ' . i.;trnded to proceed on his way to Vienna, but be • I IL! till to-morrow, on the King's invitation, to ..1 at the viand l'ara,le this day, and to dine with ! Majelliet. The K.ng has been pleated to mani ••t .•rear retard tewards that Miniticr. .6r4141 al.surtar will teturo to Vicuna ail a few days, tO resale his fanitioas as lawny UMW dinary from his Swedifb Majefty. Great -ejoieinks were planned fnr eelebrallsok tits Kink's birth-day on the tit i but at his Nejelles the prefent c' do ul)fire they were fuppr e ff e d under um fiance,. The day was, however, sabered in b dif. eharkes of cannon from the royal yachts Am die and Efplendian. At ten in the morning tte e li v ir appeared, accompanied by th e G overnor I the Staff, and the Officers of the Goarkls, infpeaing the fortifications and the new works. The garrifoo was difpofed as if the forttefs were ins Rate of &go. His Majefty then went to the new (ware, where Jae troops, cenfifting of a corps of heffars, dle both ar tillery, and twelve battalions, pallid in rewire 'before him. Their Majefties had a grand levee ac lee is the :vening. There is no q nation yet of the King's dapature. LONDON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER z 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Csafais. money, 014 —ditto, (or ace. Sii—Otannan 71z. Redncell 341-4Esehaq. par—Uan Ann. t.l6t. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per C. Red. Ann. s7if LOOS Ana. t 6 is.t6thai tptr Cent. CCm(.lndia Bonds, is a s e . d DP sneered 3 per C. CooL sot Each Bans par ts. dIL 4 Pee Cent. 111 °manila d prem. S per Cent 7 6 '7. 9 , i t Entlint Tkiets HE. is. 3 Per Cent. 1 797 , 999 11 i Cog. tee ace. 331.1 E ch Yeller Jay Earl Mo ra• h a d t h e h onour o f a - e fence with the Kr N o. Th e grac i ous reception • the Noble E ar l rec . S 4 e d. not on l y f rom their sa ma, but from every branch of the Royal Falaily, fines the feofilale imprelEon whi.4i his truly noble an.l delicate condui@ in the whole progre(s of the happy reconciliation has made on their hearts. We are allured that the particular objed of his interview with the Krim, befides that of paying his loyal duty to his Sovereign, was the eßablifinuent of the Primula CIIIIIII.OTTI of WALIS at Windfor ; it being his NlA plates defire, that as he means to take up his ha bitual rtlidence at Windier Cagle, he &mid leave the Panicles near h:m. We have no doubt but that fome of the Daily Prints will, with their ufual pertinacity, continue to afert that thole interviews have an objett greatly be yond the mere dorneftic arrangements of the Royal Family. We pledge oorfelves, however, for the ac- curacy of our former flatware. The Noses of Wsias went to. Windfor this day, to dine wadi their it/Isis:rms. and to remain in the bnfom of his family till Sundly. It will be a feene of heartfelt jornnt merely to all the Multrious inha. bitants of the Cattle, but to the town and country at large —May the Family from this happy moment be difunited! Yetterday, after our paper was at prefs, two Haut burgh Mails arrived. The public have been aware that a cnnfiderable de gree of alienation has for (.me time culled between the French Government and the Poite, and the he. Citation of the latter to recognize BON•PALTE'S IM perial Dignity has at length brought it to an open rupture. Letters from Conflantinople of the t3th ()Sober, in the Newburgh Corrt4sordrei, mention that General Bit L'NF, after in vain preffing the Grand Seignior to acknowledge E./iAPAIILTI, at latt declared that he could no long::: rcrr Cri at a Court by which this was reftired. lis accoldirgly demanded pair ports, which he rct,;vcd on the 15!21 of October, and on the nth begat, Li. journey. He returns by the Black Sca,-th l iough Wallachia and Vienna. Eon ,Al.rs moll bt fingolarly mortified and in. eenred by this occurrence, which nsanifetilv refults from the inctsc.nslera:;ng influence of Ruffle. But while he is ind:anant that the tribute of fubmilLon and finery is thus withheld, henna be fenfible that his malts of ranifhing the Porte for the flight are difficult and ucceti.ain. The eirentnltances of the pre fent war wake it estremely difficult for France ei ther to prated the Porte, if attacked, or to make it feel his power if it provokes his refentment. The reduced Rate of the French navy leaves France no confidetable power whet e fleets are neceffary to give it effect. England and Ruffin reign triumphant in I the Mediterranean. BONAPArrt, therefore, if be' intends to pun& the night which the Grand Seignior has pat upon bin. mull hare remark to Wirth means, either to fecret machinations to excite aeon tent and rebellion in the Talkies province., er per haps in the end to encourage their fchemes of fpolin tion at the expence of Turkey, which, in a general view, it is the policy of France to prevent. It is rattle, indeed. that the quarrel with the Porte may proceed no farther than a mere fufpenfion of diplomatic intercourfe. M. Ruins remains at Conflantinople, as French Commercial Conful. If it fhould lead to actual hoflilities, we are inclined to think that it may produce very feriousconfequences, and that it nay perhaps give rife to new and extraor dinary events in the fouth .•f Europe. At preftnt the afpeet of the Continent prefents no thing very new. The relations between the Cabinet of St. Cloud and that of Vienna, appear to be inti mate and friendly. The news from Path is not later than we hive al ready receive.). The coronation engroffes all con verfation. As to the invati , in, it is only mentioned as connefted with the nadeary talvilage of Admiral VcaMrvL, in his voyages from 011cnd to Dunkirk, and the wonderful expli.iis of the praams when at tacked by the Englifh cluizers. We ibis day Wien a Cwy, which we hale map to think authentic, 6E the order fent by Fouena to Gen. Br 1111ADOTTE, for the arreft of Sir G. RuNISOLD. The g_round of this monftrous outrage ie, as we have already mentioned, the charge of Sir Glom}, plaiting intrigues funilar to there of Mr. MIA aa. The charge we believe to be wholly falfe. But allufion is made to the Note of Lord HAWILISIVItY, in anfwer to the charge made again ft Mr. Dig KS. That Note was in tome mature a defence, not indeed of projects of af faffination, but of intrigues of a lets atrocious nature. We by no means fahfcribe to the troth of Fouctr s's affertion, that Minitters are Confpirators, but why WIIS Lard ItiVititillaVitir removed from the foreign Once, when the late change in Adminiaratioa took place ? Three Gottenbmgh mails arrived this morning. The letters are chiefly filled with details of a dreadful fire, which lately took place there, and of which we fubjoin an account: GOTTSIMUILOH, Nov. 2.—Yellerday morning, about two o'clock, a dreadful fire broke out here, which continued to burn with unramitted fury until ten, during which time (the hooks being chiefly of wood) it confirmed the whole fouth•wetl part of the city : the large new barracks which were built with brick, and colt 40,0001. Ilerling, the two royal ma• gazises of grain, the pofl-office, and the Epikopal hook. the Freemafons charity-fc/seol, together with between two and three hundred houfes„ were entirely dellro) ed : the di//vies of the falterers, particularly of the poor, at this inclement feafon, is very great, but every means is taken to illeviate it—the rich and patriotic merchant, Mr. JOHN HALL, has, with a humane zeal which always diffingnidaes him, opened his fpacious honk and prerhifes for as many as it will contain, and has given up his private Theatre to the nfe of the Freemafons charity children : feveral others have followed his example. It is akertained that the fire has diflodged more than 7,000 people, and has fadly deformed one of the handfomell cities in the north of Europt.. Ycflerday morning, loon after breakfafl, his MA lesTr, the Duke of Cu masa LAND. the Princeires So t NIA and AMELIA, with a number of attendants, rode on borfeback in Windfor Great Park. On Wednefday morning Princefres Sornio and AMELIA took an airing on horfeback .in Windfor Great Park, with their ufital attendants. A letter from Islxtfau, dated September rays. " On Tuefday appeared :n the offing, his Majefly% [hip la SAG E St, Captain CONWAY, having under her convoy the Gip Patent, from London, via Jamaica, with his Excellency C is Conarma. Efq. Gower. nor of this Colony, and family, on board : and the tranfport (hip Ann, of Kingfion, with a detachment of the fecund Weft India regiment for this garrifon, corfiding of two hundred black troops, oommandcd by Captain GRANT." Yeilerday morning, at three o'clock, Mr. Seim, the King's • Manger, arrived at the Secretary of State's Office, with difpatches from Mr. Jacasotrat. Berlin. He came l.y way of Lubec to Holum, where be was obhgei to remain fix days before he could find a packet to fail to England. At the expiration of fix days the Lear N packet arrived, in which he failed on Sunday, and yefterday morning, at twelve o'clock, lie landed at Harwich. Before the Meffenger left Berlin, intelligence was received that Mr. AItIIITN Nor and fuite had fet off from Vienna on his diplomitic million to Conftantinople. A Cabinet Council was held yeilerday at Lord HAIROWDY'S Office, Downing-flreet, and at eleven o'clock a Board was held at the Secretary of State's Office ; at which the Marquis of BLANDFOID. and Mr. Loso, at tcndcd ; and at three o'clock a Connell affembled, in confequence of the arrival of a hleflin- , ger from Mr. JACKSON at Dalin. This morning dtfpatches were received from Lord NaLsow, the particulars of which have not tranfpii ed. This evening difpatches sere fent off to Pnrtmnuth for Lord NELSON, to be thence forwarded in a fall. failing veffel to his Lordlhip. Yelierday difpntches were received from Admiral Ru , dated on board the EAGLE, of 74 guns, off the Texel, the Bth infl. Admiral Louis is an ived in town, and had yeller. day a long interview with Vi/count MELVILLE, at the Admiralty. The Chescseamt of the Exch/gyte had a long interview yellerd.oy with Lord Meevittt, at the Admiralty. RICHARD ASHEROOR, Efq. is efeatil Mayor of Chetter. ARCHIRALD HAMILTON ROWAN, Efq. is to plead his Majelly's pardon, in die prefect term, at the Court of King's Bench. Lieutenant OTTLIT is appointed to the PItINCISI frigate at Liverpool. Captain HOST, is appointed to the command of the EURY DK& frigate, at Portfmouth. Captain Macs TOD is appointed to the command of the CYatNta hoop, at Chatham. . --------- The fecond battalion of the 69th regiment is jai embarked at Portfmouth, for Jerky. The third battalion of the King's German Legion removed this day fromilexhill Camp, Soles, to Hor them. It was not frnm the nth. but from the 2111 Light Dragoons. that three privates lately deferted with their hot fes and appointments. as flatted in this Asper lall week. The noble rnanfion and Erie eßate, IFifherwiek Park, M the County of Stafford, the refidence of Lord Salute's' Csocncsrsit, was fold yeflerday at Gar raway's Coffee Houle, for 143.0001. to a Gentle- man, we underiland, in tbc potatoe trade. The PoR-boy conveying the mail from Elphin to Boyle, was flopped on the night *1 the 3111 lilt. by two men, who robbed him ot the bags ot letters slif patched from the General Poii-Office on the pas ult. for Bally:note, Boyle, Coßonney, and Sligo. a.wir44 . ttao - I coarisstscatiot, vow. 16. The large fupplies expeded al Wheat, are not yet arrived, and the Millers not giving the prefent high prices, the trade is dull, and the few *los made are rather at lefs—fume Barleys are tare in, and.that article is rather cheaper I as are and teiloge each defcription. Having a very thatrfiiPOlff Oats, the requen creates a further advance. The fine temples at rather more than our 'ettarency=iii Floor bet little Roaration. ~ - r .i1i...1 .. 41.944.01111121110 Fab Alh*ls Wbeat.l72. roc& IT4* 'Mr IP% Oese Ida FWD Dim, as* ad. chi lam. sea iiimilt , "I It reasoe. bu 0 6A, Tick 0111 D sis..d. &sky, 164 6u. ad Oats, ma 304.6 Matt, NIL 944. ed. Palsied Auk sp. sio. al White Peak, 5 u du ad. Raps sea, 41L 10 441. INN la 111... PRICE OF FLOUR. Hoc Floor 9ss. to 1.-cos. Seconds 9co. to 9ss. period _VERSE?", NOVIIMBER to. On SAturday laft arrived at St. Hillier's after being a month on board (hip, and esperieaciag a feries of florins, (even companies of the sd battalion of the 18th Regiment of Foot. Neat day they marched to Groove& Barracks. Confiderable ap prelaenfions were entertained for the Safety of the re maining three companies, and alto for the ad batta lion of the 57th sad 64, bat lad night they arrived fate in St. Hilliees Boy, aad are to difembalk to. marrow. Oa Friday, the 3a A Regiment embarked on board the tranfports that brought the liven companies of the Eighteenth, and failed the fame evening with' a fair wind for England. • The 83d Regiment marched inka St. allier's this day, to replace the stn. Agate nr Hounua.—A few days agn, 8 duel was fought near Naas, between a Gentleman of that town, and a young Surgeon, in confequence of a fop. poled criminal intercourfe which the latter hid with the wife of the former. The Surgeon, we are in formed, was feverely wounded by the hulband, who was the challenger. As a paragraph which appeared in another paper on the loth intl. tends to milked the public, and implies a cenfure highly prejudicial to the charaiter of a brave Officer, we think it out duty to Rate, that the DOllllllO4ll. and Meausa were equally dote to the Matilda when Ike *ruck, the former being on the weather bow, and the latter on the lee quarter, which precluded all pedbility of her efcape ; and any re faience on the part of the Matilda, would have canted a wanton Ws of lives, for which Capt. Da Lit Guam. rite cot.ld not have been jullified ; for, the Mamma alone is far fuperior to the Matilda. We underftand that the annual thew of cattle no. der the patronage of his Grace the Duke of iluaroan and the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Agricul- - total Society, will be held in Smithfield as hereto. fore; and owing yet/sere ben* more Yates than as the foregoing years, an unnfuZ number of bealls are expette& We underhand, that owing to the improper ute made, and the tendency of licences, as hitherto granted for importing fpirit► from France and Hol• land into the Itlands of Goernfey, &c. none will in future be allowed. and that the eruixers are inaruaed to detain and examine all veins with this article on board. Several works of Criticifins and Remarks on the Young Rofcius have already made their appearance; but we under/land that a genuine account of his education, perfnnal charaeler, and theatrical excel lencies, accompanied by a carted portrait from the life, will be publitbad iii a few days, under the line tion of his family, by Mr. G. D. Halt LiY, the Co median, formerly of Covent-Garden Theatre, and relpedably known to the Public as the Author of a Volume of Poems and other Works. The deer that was fluted on Tuefday for the di. verfion of his Majelly on Arcot Heath Race Cowley is a very fine young one. At flirting he (hexed great (port, ran fuUfpeed acrofs the Pored, and made Several turns towards the Bagfhot Road. He paged through the turnpike road, taking to the right through the town of Bagfhot, followed by a very numerous affemblage of gentlemen fportfmen. He continued his courre upon the road till he came to a lane on the left, where he got into tome inclofures, in which he ran for liven' miles, till he got into the road again, and paired through the town of Bagfhot, and took the fame courre as he did at flatting. He was taken after a hard run of about three hours, nearly fire miles on the left of Bagfhot. Frovtic Marc,?.—On Monday took place a long pending Rowing Match between J. Loutrurst and R. Sri WART. Efqrs. and which was acknowledged to have been the belt contefled ever viiineffed. The former pot effed fiiperior itrength, but was not equal to the, latter in Grill. Mr. Lowest ra kept elide after his adverfary till within too yards of the goal, when coming in contact with his opponent, whore boat was in very !hallow water, and whore (cull fell overboard, Mr. LOY/Tall, after great elertions on both fades, extricated Wulf& and paired his adverCary. The odds were at flatting three to two on Lowrusa, but before the boats came in contal, they were five ts two againfl him. The diflance was from the Swan, Landon Bridge, to the Swan, Chelfca. Another match is espe3ed to take place between the fame gen tlemen ; the odds are in favour of Mr. STIWAIT. The Proprietors of the rellow Fever Rosantr, who have always afted with the greaten I:beraliiv, and who never regard espenee, when the geed of their fellow -creatures is in any way comet ned, are aloiut to eflablifb Warehnufes at Liverpool, Glargow, and Britiol, upon the fame elegant plan as that at Char. ing.Crof., Solely for the accommodation t I the pub lic. That there gerrlemen fpare no eapence to con vince the public of the efficacy of their remedy, errry one mull be well aware long finee ; and that t h e world may jndge of the virtues of this truly inefli maLle difcovsry, feveral hundred roods worth of the Ycllow Fever Remedy, have rectally been diara• butcd gratis,