Star. — London, England, 1804-11-16 00:00:00

it. 7.. :4,. :::t5,.... ) . . ....7 2:11. • ' Q .... .. .• •.. '. . . . A . • .. ''--.5;.... ../ ' . : •• All• • ;* 4i. ' • d t aa it.)r ai! ir kg. i 's n' - a ~ ~,• o•/ .. / * I lk P-' au.••••••••v , .•nolo t.••••••...........-....... --- ••::•4g _ 15 E 4926] FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, [PILICI laX PPM& THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 17,. lb* Majetties Servants will perform a Play, called LOVER'S VOWS. %roe Wiltknhdm, Mr. BARRYMORE. Pr,'-rick, Mr POPE. Caw Cad, Mr. Rtissr IL ; Verdun, Mr. CHERRY. Agatha, Mrs JOHNSTONE. AmilLsWdenheim, Mn. H.IOHNSTON. whielt will be added, (Brit time), an Operatic Picce, in Two Ads, called MATRIMONY. With New Scenes, Drain, and Decorations. Tbe Overture and Mae entirely ncw, compacd by M. P. Klnej The Principal Chandlers by Mr. DOWTON, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Me,. JORDAN, Mrs. BLAND, &c. tee. This Brains—The Way to Keep Him ; with the Citizen. a A New Comedy, In Bee Adt•—sod • New Mdo-Dome are to reburial, and will be fpcedily produced. THEATRE ROYAL, COVIrtfT-OARDEN. "0 -MORROW EVENING. NOVEMBER 17, A limbo prefented the New Comely. in Five A4i, called THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. The pri”ripal Charaaers hi Mr. FAWCETr, Mr. LEWIS. Mr. FARLEY, Mr FIVII.RY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KEMBLE. Mn. GIBBS, Mrs. DAMENPOPT, Mits DAVIES, (with a Sang ha Charade:). To width will be added the revived Grand serious Pantomime a RAYMOND AND AGNES' Or, THE ➢LEEDING NUN. With New Scenery, Dreffts. and Decorations. The Overture and Matte by Mr. Rerre. The Balla tem pi:4d by Mr Farley. This Evening—The Blind Birgaln ; with Raymond and Acne.. On'today and Tuefday, the Blind Bargain ; with Raymond and Agnes. On Wednefday, the Eitel& Fleet. The Public are refpecifully informed that a New Comic Opera, in Three Ads, is in reburial, and will fpoedily b/preduced. !! KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. NOTICE is hereby given, That a General (tar ter), Meeting of the Committee of Management of the Af fairs and BuGneft of the Company of Proprietors of the K and AVON CANAL NAVIGAL lON held at the Bear Ina, at Devises, In the County of Wilts, on Tutfday the asth day of September, ISO 4. at it &clack In the Forenooo,purfnant to public Adverrlfe. anent, the Laid COMMlttee did find a call from the feveral Proprie tors of 3xo New Shares, authorised by an Aft of Rittman geode and paired in the 4TR year of the reign of his retina Ma- Jeßy, entitled . An Ad for enabling the Company of Proprietors of the Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation to complete the fame, and for amending the kvcral Ads paired for making the fold Cy. Oar to be taken and fubferlbcd for in Shares and Half Shares in the Navigation and Under taking authorifed to be made and carri.d r tr ri % thereto Company of Proprietors, for the (um of 51. for and in e et every (itch Whole Share, and al. let. for and in refped of every . , Meth Half Share, to be wanting and nacerary, in order to defray the apenees of, sod to carry on the fame. And did make a call from the hid leveret Proprietor for tke fad Com 0131. for and In refute% of every leek Whole Share. and al toe. for slid In refpeet oft very goo fitJf Share in the hid Navigation and Undertaking, for tide at.coi Jittery ; and doll .ppottn.he Gun. to be paid into the of Wilts. Harfords, Davis, and Co. Freeborn of the laid Company,in &Mot on or before the isth day of December, ilk+ By Order of the fold Committee, JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk. STATE LOTTERY. Ecem Dmrlog std JANUARY, do. TBISH folieits the perssfal of the Grand Lottery' • Scheme in another part of this Paper, which be Sawn hi.- kV will be found to contain more Capital Prizes than deal in a Lottery of fo few Tickets, and the alio/daft Weds that has at tended the purchafers of Tickets and Simms at his (Niko, for fe vers! years pelt, (where the Prises arc paid on demand) will, be hopes, agate bias a continuance of their formes. The [Amin Capital Prises have all bees flared mad fold at his Once% In the prefeat year, tSoa : IN 11141111. IN 41111ILITICIISTL No. Last Cacao N014,371 45.000 10.234 .-.• 10,300 1.141 spoo 9• 0 9 31 3,0 00 4, 01 3 tow. 20.243 Limo 6,790 1 ,000 1 2 ,393 1.000 20,734 ••• I „tut:, 19,110 1.000 21435 1,000 631 apoo 21,713 1,000 5.141 2,000 5,6a6 . Jon 23,113 rpm 11,215 300 3. 2 35 500, 1a 045 500 13,111 300 22,183 30 0 Tickets and Shares are (aline at bath his old eflabliffied Offices, No. 4. Counhill, and No. 9, Charitr•Crofs. London, omen all butioefs in the Peak Funds is tranfaded with fidelity and difpateli. Pt RICIN's PATENT METALLIC TRACTORS. FROM the TRACT! which have nccaiii.nally been putilifFed by the CO MNlrrrrE of the PERKINIAN IN • STMUTION, it has been dikovered th it the PATENT MG TALLIC 'll RAC FURS set upon true tiALVANIC PRINCI PI.F.S ; and from increaung experiment, which bad only the relief of fu 'ring humant.y in view. they have been en-.bled to aktrtatn. befid s lath complalms at have heretofore been pub. Bawd to the World, that they have cff.Etually cured Tome cafes of Drop!) , ; one in particular, the Hydro Thorax, or Dropty in the Chen.. which had been of long (landing, and after the patient had had the advantage of the het medical gnome, without any re lief. Pally has alio been relieved in a remittal* manner. Two higabir cafes are reported from the Poor Houfe at Chelfea. The Patent Metallic Tradon arc fold by appointment of the Patentee. (only) by F. Smith, Chinnft, so, Haynalutet, at Five Guineas the Set, &eluding Books of Cafes. IT is now a truth well known and attened by per fons of the brit retpedability. that Dr BRODUAI's Mayon, Cordial and Botanical syn.') arc the molt Amnion In Nervous, Debilitated, and Coaftimptirc CoroPlohits ; the Anse of theft Medicines have fo often been tried with onetampled feted% and good the kit of time ea %vat as the roan minute inveftigation, par • Reeler!) , as to the truth of the eaten publillsed fa the Docl..r's Pamphlets; that they arc now retorted to by the Nobility and Gamy as well as other retool'. infomaelt that the demand alone fur theft medicines is a convincing proof of their utility in the cafes above mentioned. The medicines to be bad at the book. No. 9, Alhiomarect. Dlackfriars Road, and of all the Venders of otedi. tine in the United Kingdom. N. B. A D. Swinton, the Proprietor, (Son of Dr. Ss. Mson , Frl of the Roy' College of Phyßelans, London) may be confulted from ten until three, or by letter containing the ufual fee. A ire Guinea Bottle of the Cordial contains fit tl. is. Bottles. CHILBLAINS arc cured by one application of W HIT EHEAD's Fluid ESSENCE of MUSTARD, and the kocreft Sptains and &mike, in les than half the time dually taken by Opodeldoc, Argisca•Oide, or any other Raiment or on brocadon ; and if al,climmediattly after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. The Mallard Pills arc Are taken with intake faeces In all Rheumatic, Paralytic, Ja4 Gouty a ff edions, Numboefs. Sperms, or wandering pains, Flatulency, Indisciloo. and general Debility; at the fame time, the *dive Fuld Menet Is applied to the parts aiefled, in thole complaints where neceffary. It I. prepared and fold at ze. pd. each bets or bottle, by R. Johnflon, Apothecary, No. ty, Oreck Erect, Soho, London. a The Chilblain Ointment, for clouting and fpeedßy healing broken Chilblains, Isidro prepared by Mr Juhnlton, pnee 6. I id. such Boa. DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINT& AS Cole Proprietor of DA RAN's celebrated Medi. cued Bougie, and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR Inform. the Pulilic, that he may as 'dual be conftd.ed daily from 9 to 3,, at kb haute No. 34, Frith-kat, Soho, on Cafes of Sidelines, Obftrue tions,Gleets,ike Ste as well as Debility, and every difb. der w bay fetrrey is fu /Scotia] a ratio fire, that Mr. Dufour Ma providA a itacious Hoof„ that every P..tietit may he Introduced la a laparate apartment. Mr. 11. has for many yearn confined blinfrif to that department of Surgery, and from .atenttre prank, and the mon Battering fur met., be is enabled to GILT a method of core, mild, eflcatiotra, requiring no coi.6n.meot or nflraint in diet, and which prevents a rchpfe. Parlor.. In he country Sating their tarot tulle, in a latter, ambito' a OrIC or a two pound note, will have nroirdia. !ant iodic amount. Pot tit,. variouifymptems,litc. nrr.Dufour's That& on the ahrrve ton.r.,inta,prite a.. 6d. the Oh iorn ;10 be had of J. (*allow, Cow Soho; Mat- Quetta, Latta Change ; mad of •bc n court , FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Lawton Tavern, Foshoirßrett, Plymouth, on Friday, the yth December neat, at ten &dock its the ruevamoo. THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Vif. FOR EXPORTATION. Cafes Brimneat Mucha t Ball Nue Vomica CA Callesk undry Drvp a Cafes t Cafe fhes s Calks Glue 6 ditto Ground Sandalwood 3 ditto Madder la ditto White Lead 7 ditto liontoongery Ban ( 1° ") }Turesais t Calk (Ground $ Cafes Peruvian Hark apt:Otto Indigo Calks Stu ilts 3 Cafes Hasa: FOR HOMI a Calk Pearl Eerier ditto Sago Part of the Cargo of the Pooffiaa brig Friendfehaff. detained on her voyage from Amlterdata to Bourdeaus, and fines cooderatial at prise to bit Majefty's drip Tbuoderer. For catalogues, viewing, faraplrs,aad further information apply to Mr. Jno. Hawker, merchant, Plymouth. Plymouth, New. t a, tBO4. S Caka Drcifed Flat 3 Cafes Tobacco Pipts t Cats Wine Cafc Foreign Boc.ba 2 Cafes . 1 bread Pc WorliedTape )NSUMP it Calk Tamarinds. KAY? OPPICS, Myosin& 1804. • T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SiONERS e XIS MAyESTrs NAPT, bin* OW That op Titurfday the aid Inftant at oat &dock, they lan he ready to treat with loch Perfons as troy be Willie to Comma fog fupplying His Majefty's Yards at Deptford. Woolwich, Chatham theerostra. Portfmonth and Plymouth. with P13141N0 GEAR. A tone of the Tender may be feet at this 0111 M. No roam swig los naiad *or hooks .'id or go dory ghost', moony masa waif its tarty. or on " otforliar. otkorto. •Aire, WINTER LOTTERY.. BEGINS Drawing the sBth of JANUARY. 1801. SCHEME. I of Z 25.000 is 4 srosoo s swoon vow° sopoo 5.000 I,cos Soo tco so W 3 0 6o • e. 3. 000 3P OO MO* 113.0110 sSocco Tickets. 6:5 8 4,030 Tickets and Sams at arc falling every Licankd Once. Price of Ticket - 4 a 7 0 Half - 4 9 7 0 Plot - s 7 6 I • %atter - 414 o Suttees& • 14 0 •. • Prizes of the Lox Lottery taken lo Excitant for Tickets and Shares. . 30.000 is,cco 6,000 6.1 so STATE LOTTERY. FOR t 804., Begins Drawing 38th JANUARY, dog. THE TI6KETS acid SHARES for the above LOTTERY, arc now co fake at HAZARD, BURNS, end CO.'s OFFICE, No. 93, under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON, sod no were elk on their account. The Scheme coalißa of am Peise of 234=1 two of so,000l• throe of toericol , three ofson la oft mot, too of ,fool, Ate. 77te loan* Prise is sal. tlers member of Tickets 23,0301. Cr Country Orders accompanied with doortAlated BRb on London. Polt.olßcc O rden, Can; la Parcel by Coach or Can pumattally attended to; and Caerafplodetsts may depend on 'being treated eualy ea the fanw Tommie Y perfeaally picket.— Letters, Poll Paid, duly Wirt:red, and Stew grads. la the Lau September Lottery, No n o lo°, whoool. and No. 30,6 a, a toga were both f Is Shares atithe armee Once. YELLOW FEVER, Na 00, CHARING-CROSS. DR. WILLICH, late Phyfician to the Saxon Ani b.df..der, at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domettic Encyclopedia, Treatife on Regimen and Diet, Ste. Ste. approves and recommends to the Immediste notice attic Public at large (and thole In ;articular who are going to the Weft lollies America, or any other part of the World, that may be, or have been fubjed to Pattleuttal Diteafe) the REMEDY winch Is SOld at the Pi enactor's Warehoufe. No. O. CORR pro-c toss, London, to PROVOST end Coat the YELLOW FEVER. The molt prifitive reftlmental, from profdlirmal Men,and other refpedable Patens, may be fees le Pamphlets, to belied. gratis, at the Weighonfe, which not only prow, In the folk* manner. the enemy al thin Remedy in that Malt dreadful Malady the Yellow Fever, bet alto that it h an eafy, talc, *giant, and certain pieferver of Mulch to hot climates. The above Invaluable Article la Sold In Boxes, with full direc • Coes, (fandloned by Dr. Wteeteu) In cafe of an attack of ..ny kind of Fever, at One GIRLS& each, fidictent for one Peden for twelve months. A CERTAIN CORR FOR CORNS. INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLAISTIR. THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Fekmey having newer failed in 'variety of Caka, agrees, if it does Dm ersthrste the Corn ram and brooch, TO aiTOiN Tut 11•411 T. And he ' bsitt to add, Mat it has infinitely the ;Weimar of the nueetherh 1. meth eaCIOIAS Ointments, Salve., att at rnsny hundreds of ainki.el per- Inns can teal''', among whom arc tome of the Set ikAradmi ro this kingdom. Sold WbOidak la Retail by T.AI tell, No. t Fincb-lawe, imar the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day. No. 7. Tsvillock. Brea; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. James's-Area; Mr. Milder, No. at. Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. gsa. Holborn; &Mk:hose sod Co. No. Ito, Of ford-ftreet. At Drilla'. by Mr. Brlgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellars Bath. By Hasard, bookfellar, and Wright, per.iimor. Edinburgh. by Easter. Swath Bridge. • Pardee and Onfrirt, Mr. Harding s. Uverpool. by Mr t tore, printerond Mr. Joimm.bmktrarr, Pnrifnionth. Mr. Motley, brink intier. And by nwft a. the Varier, W Aukciosa r Eaom4. HOLLAND. Hamm Nov. 3.—The camp at Zeyli, with re• (pee to which feveral orders and counter orders have been reeeited, entirely broke up hal l'uefday and Weanefday, and All the French and Datavian troops art now on their march for their refpedive garri tons. General MAIL mow T has taken his head-quArters for the winter, at Arnfterdam ; Lieutenant-General Dumoncaau has his head quarters at Haarlem ; MA jor-General 19yr cot, at Alkmaer ; Major-General Von Hainroo, wh o — commands the German brigade, at Groningen. Almoft all the troops will, by the Bth inhant, have returned to the quarters they occupied before the forming of the camp. One part of the flying artillery has returned to the Hague, and the other is gone to Delft. PRVSSIA Beaux, Ocr. 23.—A. few days ago official intelli genc.: was received here that the Xing of Sweden was to quit Stralfund the asd inf. to embark for Ytladt in Scania, provided the wind WAS favourable. Col. KI/0111.1DOILF, the Miniver of Pruffia to the Su blime Porte, whe has been here for tome time on leave of abfenee, has received from the King, his mailer, a promife of the rank of Major General. He will afterwards proceed to Paris to reprefent his Majeely at the Coronation of the Emperor ' , Liposome, in the charaafter of Envoy Extraordinary. Major Goat.- ' 'Mal has fct out for Madri4 in quality of Pruffian Minieler to that Court. Previous to his Petting out he was appointed to the office of Chamberlain. 3. —The King has been pleated to appoint the General Von De are Nam. an sifting Privy Mini aer of State and of War, and a Chief of the Military Department, in the room of the late Lieutenant Ge neral Vaunt' Gos 2. refterday the Ruffian Envoy, Von A sop es ws, fent a courier to St. Peterlburgh. The Englifh Secretary of Legation, Mr. Rice, is arrived from Copenhagen. Nov. 6.—The State and Cabinet Minifter, Baron Von klaansmaaac, has again been fummoned to fotfdatb sod this day at noon he left this city on bis 14.1:* TURKET. Coarriartaorxt, Sam ao.—Sitee the arrival of two couriers from Paris, Martha' &GNI. the French Ambafrador, has had new conferences with the Reis Effendi, relative to the acknowledgment of the Em peror Narowtow. Hitherto the Porte has taken no determination upon the fubjett Other recent com munications between the fame Mi utter. have been tie cafioned by letters from the lonian 'Rands, which have brought an account that a part of theltuffian troops in the garrifon of Corfu had proceeded to Al bania, and were there well received by the inliabi tants. The French Amhaffaiinr, having received this intelligence, immediately demanded from the Minifler an explanation upon the tubjeft ; he airuieJ the Reis Effendi, in an inte.view with him, 0 that the entrance of Ruffian troops into Albania, thould the news be confirmed, midi have the molt favour.' We confequences, as it would annihilate the neutra lity." The Ottoman Minifter formally contradifted this news, and allured him, that the Porte would maintain its fyftem of neutrality, and would take no Rep which could affel it. According to the Well news from Egypt, hoßili. ties continue between the Arnauts and the Mime. lukes, and that country is Rill the prey of trouble and confution. The Francs who inhabited Cairo have refolved to retire to Alexandria, where they pro pore to await the iffue of this conteft. In Syria, the rebel Pacha Ilhmael, who is inveßed in Acre by the Pacha of llamas, and the Captain Pac h a, has de manded a truce, in order to capitulate. The Porte has confequently fent a man of ability to Acre, with full powers to aft. Meanwhile tranquillity is not yet re-eltablifited at Aleppo. In the European provinces, the Pacha of Romelia has fought, and almoll entire ly defiroyed, the Brigands, who inverted that coun try. The Chief, ROSACHIG LI, has, however, efeaped, and withdrawn with the reficlue of his troops, amount• ing to about tow men, to the territory of Passwas OG sou.—( jowled Politiver, ri•tirvoia Gazette Jr Leydr.) OCTORCIL la. he French Ambaffador, Marfhal Baum', has had feveral conferences with the Reis Effendi, and reprefented to him the confequences which the Porte might expert to refult from delaying to acknowledge the Emperor of the French. It is alto known, that fume Minitters from other Courts hare endeavoured to induce the Porte to make this acknowledgment all there applications appear to be fruitier', as the GRAND SLIGNIOII has declared to the French Ambaffailor, that in confermence of the flirting treaty between him and the Emperor of Ruflia, he was hound &It to make a communication on this faded m the Emperor A xxxxx osa. The Knitters of the Potte, however, soured the Ambaf ridor, that even though a war thould take place be tween Ruflia and France, the Tutkint Emperor would continue to obfetve the it i ..t.—e.. neutrality. According to letters from the Black Oita, a eon. fiderable numbcr of Ruffian mops are cliensbled at Sebaflopoli as f further reinforcement to the troops at Corfu. _ _ . Advice' have heen received from Albania, that a very aaive recruiting is carrying on there.—(By ea Extraorifular) Corritr Ocroset 13.—0 n the refsafal of the Porte to fend new credentials to the Tsai kith Amballidnr at Paris, MA1441 BRUNa declared to the Gcaas Vacate, that lie could no longencontinue at a Court, whick wou:d not formally acknowledge the Emperor of the Fsesch, and therefore demanded th.at his patiportv 'night be made out. He received there on the e v en ing of the 6th indent ; and yellerday he frit nut on his rotors to Paris, by the way of the Black Sea, and through Wallachia and Vocana. M. Ruffimilemaisis here as Charge d'Aia cb foe cumrtetesas ire:l4o4ms. RUSSIA. PITF Itllll/R0 11,0CTOI 1128.—A fabterranean &fa of very confider:tide extent s has broken out in the Peninfuls of Taman, near the fortrefs of Pinney. Air, a pbcenomenon which occurred at the fame plates a few years fume. Lail night the nonhera 4thto were more vivid and remarkable here than they hats been obfersted for many years. GARMAN!: VIIINA g Ocr. s7.—This day arrived here 211 traordinary Courier from the Torii& Legion to If. Motu°, the 'Parka's Charge d'Affaires Isere. who had travelled with fuck expedition a► to perform the journey in the fhort time of feven days. The dIC. patches of this Courier, who, after receiving his pur ports from our Chancery, immediately proceeded es his jutirney to Contlantino plc are, it is nodultood, of great importance, and relate to the eirenmeances of the Torkith Ambairador not having been accredited , to the Emperor NAPOLION. It is feared that kbresch will take place between Prance and the Pears, et leak that the Diplomatic relations between the two Empires will fuffrr a temporary interruption. The late Papal nuncio at St. Peterlburgh. Mee. fignor Aux zo, sit° has hiitseito remained at DreP den, will now return to Rome. . . _ A new ottlinance has been publifbed here, dire& ed to the Priiy Connfellors and Chamberlains, re. lotive to the prnceffion of the Bth of November, is celebration of the afrumption of the new Imperial dignity. There is an unfounded report that Admiral sou has occupied Meffina, and the French the eitp of Naples, and ell the Neapolitan formals. The annual contribution of Moldavia is now fixed by a firman from the POST'', at 1,350,000 'gaffers. • PRAGUE, Ocr. 23.—After his Imperial Mildly had Rood fponfor for the infant fon of the Free& Ambaffador, CH AM P•0111T. his Majelly prefented to the Ambaffador a large and elegantly wrought gal den fnuff box, with the pitinre of his Majeny, ornas mented with a triple row of large brilliants—to hie Lady, a rich diadem of valuable pearls and b* and to the ehi'A, a valuable watch, let with the beautiful diamonds. The Ambaffador and his Lady were afterwards invited to dine with their Majefties. Ocr. 26.—0 n the 231 intl. their Majeflies the Ere. peror and Emprefs gave a formal audience above to the French Miuilltr, Counfellor of State, and Am baltador, CH AMI P•Gti ; who, the lime day. with his Lady and his infant fin, who at his baptifm had re ceived the name of Francis Joreph Maria nerds. fee out by the way of Pilfen and Ratilbon, for.Parh. AUOSRUIG 14, OCT. 29.-O.IT Imperial chir wll 'fend no deputies to the coronati-n at Paris & the Ram. of its finances requiring the flri.9ell parlimony. The Convention of the Equettrian Order having fat here s 4 days, was diiiiiived yellerday. They have determined to fend a deputation to Paris. MU N. OCT. 23.—The temporary pall-maner t M. 1.14 DE MAK who was examined on the affair of Mr. DRAKE, is given up to a neighbouring Prince— a com nittee will &aide retrain& him. The Abbe Dt'ERE:NE continues here a prifoner. VENICI, Ocr. ag.—Private letters from Rome, Rate, that the Port will Ray feveral months at Paris, and on his return is R mle in the Spring will path t h e neig h t h e South of Germany. bliarz, Novsrauva 3 —Yesterday the late French Charge d'Affaires at Perertburgh, M. R paffed through this city, on his way to P4ris, ac companied by the Secretaries of Legation Dummy and PI lITOST • Ha assuao If, Nov. B.—There is in circulation, a copy of the Note delivered by the French Charge d'Affaires RAY el iv A 1., before his departure from Pe. terfburgh, to Prince CL•ITORISSILY ; but it is not an official copy, nor does it agree with the original. Nov. ft —From gored authority we know that the Court of Berlin has taken op the outrage com mitted on Sir Geo. Ron alt.° in this neighbourhood moil feriaufly, and has rentonttrated at Paris accord ingly. It was determined to recall, (or rather lop on the road, had it been p iffible) General Suoss.as - Doßr who had been fent orevioung, on a congratula tory million to Paris. The Courier arrived at Paris in time to prevent 114 dr:ituritig Goirrantlatiecu. The Duke of E, unfs ick, and the Eleaor of Here Caffell are fent for tee Bre ht.! It is reported the French have declared War againa the Turks. HAYOVIR, OCTOISFR 27.--The French army now in the EleCtor.ite of lianover is going to take up sea winter quarters. Its toize is Cliialated at 111.004 'nen. TN t N•ttNAL ittounirrs TN THI iglillitlLSOf 1111 IIM•TI OF TI.II COIN' OF lI%BUM --- - - - H cod 91.arters at Hastavar,oa. 20.1106. . Gentlemen-1 basc auto taktu Into taidithatatioa tb• sot, tranfinit•ed to me by Mee , . Yvette'', and Horn, and Gad that It agrees with the treaties concluded in your favour, in partials, with that of Rattfbon, of the tat hof February, de; As the stl• vantages of this treaty are infured to you by the diftinguillnd pre• tenon of hi. :•Isjeft% the Emperor of the French, l will cask the thoulotions to be cbitrecti in their ( 1 ,11 ( wee by t h e et ,y, he (a. vour of your commerce sr .1 the navigation of the Wtkr. ha e ~.(,autnce, Gentlemen. I refZ) , .ll swab ' , team( the aCoranoe, that no kind of obßaele pull tv.• bid in the way be the semi: as tie contrary, it anti this t read • .o r-fre.A, and to mast alma rd e sd, your ternt,r; J‘nc., • I i`JVC • ' c honour to Watt TOO. ( s 'L"' sea scartyrrs." , . The 6 , /pp:rmc.;.t Pditifve of Lep. deo, L ive. the a' o. e adaf,. We h a ve at the f.ttre t.mc been i t rural that his Esc'Haney I I has ail LA given ,•: :I th it the navigation o f t h e Vida In 2; I 4 to any r•frrcl impeded t and like. wore that the 54...rey vetted on the banks of tho riser, M. •..h r. ht pise .n diners to emomersig pc, pie, be demolllied."