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LONDON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: IConfoh, mosey, 3144 —dittn, for ace. cgt —Omnium 819. Reduced 371 i —Escheq. Bills par tots. dif • —•=nort A n. at. plugs OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bark Seat OS i6g India Bonds ts. dif. 3 per Cent. Red• Ann. 374•111 Imp 3 per Cent 36 374 over Cent Conf. An. 384444 Imp. Ann 94 • per Cent' 743 734 74 Seeing. Bills, par is. diL 3 per Cent. Nave 9 1 Omnium preen. 5 per Cent. 17,7, 98 Englifli Tickets, al 71. Lang Ana. 17f . 16 skin 17 Coldish for ace. 3111 39 SSH The Hamborgh Mail, due yellerday, arrived this morning ; the following are the only Articles worthy of notice : HArintragli, OCT. 23.—The following order, ad-, dreffed by the Euratom of Rossi*. on the 2111 of Augult, to the Metropolitan of the Church cf Rome, in Raffia, has been piiblilhed at Peteriburgh, in con fequence of the communications between that country and the Pontifical State being interrupted : oM. the Metropolitan of the church of Rome in R una. As weave thought proper to fufpend all communication with the putt tai hate, as long as the circumftancea which have induced as to adopt that inedure hall aril, we order you, in your quality rat Metropolitan Hilltop of the church of Rome in our Empire. to eardrum to etercife the rights, privileges, and powers conferred on year by Pope Pius VI. in order that our fubjedis, whether c thlittics or Laic., may receive all the fpiritual aid of which they aostila need. Yoor tried seal fee our fervice U. furepledg: that, by a rename ore of the power with which you are entruited, all theism= Catholic churches which are under your infpedtion will moth lo proper order and tranquillity." Vtamma, Ocroset 24..—0 n the 26th inft. their Imperial biajeflies will fet out on their return from Prague, and are expeeled in this capital on the Bth of November. P 12002, OCT. 22..;—The day before yefterday, in the afternoon, their Majefties the Emperor and Em pees of Auarata arrived at the Palace here, and yefterday, being Sunday, attended divine fervice in the metropolitan church, after which, at noon, his sajefty the Emperor, in prefeace of the chief Nobi. Sty, the dignified Clergy, and the Auftrian Generals who have arrived here from Vienna, gave a public anthems to the French Imperial Miniiter, the Conn- Mot of State, Ansbaffalor CH AIM e•GN 2, in which his Excellency bad the honour formally to deli ''r his credentials, containing the acknowledg ment on the part of France of the hereditary Im perial dignity of Auftria, the Ambalrador afterwards had as audience of the Emprefs. To-day at noon, She baptifto of the fon of the Ambafrador, born loth September, was compleated by the Prince Arch. hilltop of this city, on which occallon his Majefly the Emperor in perfon, in prefence of the high nobility of both feces, the dignified clergy, Generals, &c. was gracioufly pleafed to become fponfor. To-Thor. Taw his Majefly will grant to the Ambaffador his for. sisal audience of leave. MALAGA. Ocr. 6.—According to the latell lifls there died here on the 2d of Oflober 54 ; on the 3d, 4a ; and on the 4th, 49 perfons. Recovered on the 2d, 133 ; on the 3d, t :3 ; on the 4th, 102. New Sick on the sd, 73 ; on the 3d, 7o; on the 4th, 6 4• • Number of tick on the sd, 1073; en the 3d, 988 ; and on the 4th, 902. It appears from this fiatement, that the fickners at Malaga, thank Goa, continually decreafes. The ac• counts from other towns, however, from Cadiz, Gi braltar, Algefiraz, Carthagena. Alicante, Sec. arc very melancholy. It is eftimated that in all, above 30,000 perfons have fallen victims to the difeale. CADIZ. OCT. s.—From 65 to 7o perfons die here daily. Of thole who had difosders in the year r Sc.o, not one has hitherto been attacked by it. Foreigners take it firft, and Puffer moll from it. Farming, OCT. 13. —The reprrt that the French have taken poffetton of the Papal harbour of Ancona, is u yet unconfirmed. GINOA, OCT. 13.—The number of French troops which occupy Naples, Calabria, &c. is eflimated at Prow. MUT, Ocr. t 2.—Yefterday a Rufrian fr;g ite. of 41 vas, arrived in our Road, and a fhip oft he line, of 6o guns, is ezpeeled. We arc here, thank Con, in pedal health. Lauleovis, OCT. t6.—Our fears on account of the Epidcmy in this Pity, have now happily •anifhed. They arnfe from the following eireumtlanee. By the uncommon heat during the month of September, and the Siraeco wind,a putrid fever,which commonly pre. vails in autumn, broke nut here. Many perfuns were attacked by it, and in the Lazaretto there were above yoo tick, moll of which were French (defiers. No more, however, than 16, or at moil twenty, died per day, which in a city, 012 population of which amounts to 54,0c0, is nothing extraordinary. But as 211 the dead ►odies were carried out by the Pifan-gate, and chiefly with great parade, it excited fame at:euti,•n and as the accounts brought at the fam: time from Malaga were every day more alatnUrg, people began at length to fear that the yellow fever Fad brilten . n.it in this city. Many families Thor then,. pelves up in their hnufe‘, and others taiked of leaving the place: but the put iJ fever which prevails lure, has nothing in common with the plague at Malaga ; not a perfon has died cf i::oxite. The fcvcr here is nit it f, (h its, and attacks rnly thole who have adv i• begin. t ,hcreale. 1.4 predifp .ri H&1 it n..t t.r .:•,m excite.: 4: (..;con.i, it would not have oecafiuned fo much noire in Italy.— A fufpefted Chip, which came from Malaga, now lies at anchor in the road—fhe mulL perform edvs. izarantine fu for ty days, furrounded by three arm H IGUE, OCTO2III 27 ;Our Government, in eon fequence of the proteft of the Orange Commillioners, PIAS directed the Ambairador SCNIMMELPINNINCIL to fubmit the fubjeet to the Emperor NAPOLION for his decifion, which it is hoped. will be in favour of the Houle of Orange. Iv six, Ocrosis 15.—The Aollrian gartifon in the places on the Adriatic, have lately been rein forced. The retinue of the Pope, on his journey to Paris, will confia of the Cardinals Antonelli, Borgia, de Pietra, and Caffelli ; Archbilhops Bertazolli, and Mennoehio ; the Prelates Gavatti Majordam, and Alfieri ; the Private Chamberlains Tens, Coldirin ; Maneurti and Fontana ; the Private Chaplains Fre diana Brafa, and Socroni ; the Mafters of the ceremo nies Zaccbe and Fornici ; the Commandant of the Body Guard, the Duke of Brafclvi ; and Prince Alti eri, the Intendant of the Journey ; Secretaries, the Abbe Maure and Dottor Locker ; and the Body Phyfician and Body Surgeon ; as alto of a number of couriers, cooks, coachmen, and other fervants, in number thirty-five. For the retinue of the Pope, which will travel in three disifions, fevsnty draught bodes and four fiddle horfei will be required. Cardinal Fetch will likewife go from Rome to Paris, but not in the re tinue of the Pope. As loon as he (ball have arrived on the French territory, he will receive an dem of 250 huffars. PARIS, OcT. 27,--IL is raid that the Empetor will in a few days make a journey to Boulogne. Several Generals of di/lit:Elk n, among whom are Marflta AUCIMAU, have had long conferences at St. Cloud, and it is Paid, have to day fet out for the coaft. Yellerday morning, loon after breakfafi, his Ma j a STY, accompanied by the Duke of Kiwi., the Prin. ceffes Sor lila and Ass act a,and their ufual attendants took an airing on horfeback, for a (hurt time. At twelve o'clock, his MAJISTY took the diverfioo of hunting with the harriers, in Windfor Great Park. Yeflerday difpatches were received from Admiral CORNWALLIS, off Brea. and from Admiral Rusist.t, off the Teael, which were forwarded to Lord Mat.. at ‘Vimbledon. Lord Matvit.t.e and a large party dined on Tuef day with the CH•hCat.t.oa of the Excutozne. at Putney. The Earl of Mote*, attended by an Aid•de.Camp, left London at eight o'clock, lilt night, for Brigh- Kit, on a vifit to his Royal 1-14 tatters the Prince of WALCS. The Rev. THOMAS 11 uvr, A. M. of Chilli Church. Oxford, has been inliituted by the Lnrd Bifhop of ST. DAVID'S to the Vicarage of Talgarth, in the county of Brecon, on the piefentation of the Dean land Chapter of Windfor. On Saturday lan, MARTIN Davy, M. D. Mahe of Caius College, reigned his office as Vice-Chan- I cellor of the Univerfity of Cambridge; and, on Sun• day, the Rev. pun Tosztecros, D. D. Mailer of enre Hall, was elefled into that office for the year enfuing.—Dr. TOR EINGTON ferved the office in 1783. The Seatonian Prize (the fubjeft Mofes viewing the Promifed Land) is this year adjudged to the Rev. Mr. HOYLS, M. A. Librarian of 'trinity College. Married on Tuefday 'aft, by the Rev. Dr. Rioter, at Whippingham church, Joe,. Waal), h fq. collator of His Majefly's culloms at Cowes, to Mitt ARNOLD, daughter of the late Collator of that port. Yellerday, at Marl-la-bonne church, the Hon. Captain Htaesttr CaaowFa, of the Royal Navy, fon of Lord Gan ow rut, was married to Mifs Coax. watt, Volingea daughter of the late Jot+ x Coca s.: A Ll., Efq. of Hendon Houle, hUddlefer, and filler to Mrs. TH FL LU sow, Mrs. llotor an, and Mrs. Stu- Morns. There ladies attended the bride to Church. Af.er the ceremony the new married pair left town for Dula ich. SHAKISPFARS'S Celtbrated comedy of Muth Ado abc:a was again pc? formed Ltd night at Drury. Lane Theatrc, to a brilliant audience. Mrs. JOR DAN'S Beall-ire, and Mr. EtAi scopes Beneli,-1, were teceived with unbounded applaufe. In the After piece of .4 1b.0 . p. to Le SW. Mifs Da CAMP. and M !Trs. BAIINISTFR and DOWTON, tufted their ta. ti the happiell fuccefs. EVA Fleet was again performed lag night, at Covent Garden Theatre. As long as lactsuoN, and Srmtecr, are in wind, it will go down tic tide of pulrlic favour with afire/flu:fail. Lan week a raver cup, prefented by JOHN WILLIS, tLfq. was Fred ,or by the Dulwich Company of Cam ber well Volunteers, when the prize was adjudged to Mr. BIATTLY, a private of the Company. A Walking match r.f ten miles for zool. between a perfon out of the South and another from Royton, took place near Manche(ler on Monday lafl. The Royton man won by about two hundred yards, hav ing walked the ten miles in ntnety.nine minutes. The Earl of CARLISLE his prefented to the Dean and Chapter of York, 3 window of beautifully paint. ed slats, purchafed during the late troubles in France fry m the Church of St. Nicholas, at Rotten. The I..!Jc' is the cifi•cion of the Virgin Maar ; the Itign.res are at large as lift, admir.tbly drawn, and aitc ,ys cia,f,Ocred to have been defigned tither by I St lIA • TIAN LIE ?lOW/ or NIICIIAIL ANGELIS. Yeit,rdav a man was fined by the Magißrates at Sh.liwth l'i lice-office, in the penalty of twenty thil hogs, putfuant to an Aft of Jasiss the Firil, for hastiig burnt the clothes of a Waterman on Monday cvs by putting, rionowde, in his ycket ; as %%ere tome other pet fon• I.r fimilar offences. Several bakers were fined at the fame office for f.lling bread fhort of weight, which WAS given to the . •I'hr Park at liollandl,mire has been r.hheet within the 101 l weck of a; ewes saU a tat %tam.. GIBRALTAR. It has been Rated in fome of the Newfpapers that Gavernment have received accounts from Gibraltar ten days later than thofe which have been publiffied. We cannot find that there is any truth in this Rate ment. We underfland, on the contrary, that the lateß official difpatches are of the loth of Otßober, at which time the daily number of deaths had not materially decreafed ; thofe who fin-sired the malady were upon an average abodt two in three.—Mr.Pow- PALL, Storekeeper, was, it is laid, alive at the date of the difpatches. The faisuits frigate, WASP loop, and LtvsLY 1 frigate, with the Camel and Prevoyante &ore•thips, and a fleet bound to Lilbon, Oporto, Gibraltar, and the Mediterranean, failed from Portfmouth on Tuef day, with the wind at N. E. General Fox, who was Come months fine appointed Lieut. Governor of Gibraltar, embarked alto to affume the command of that garrifon, in the place of Sir Two:sag TRIGG'. The Fleet with which be failed carries out Come troops, which are intended as a partial reinforcement. In addition to this temporary fupply, which will be fully fufficient to enfure the fafety of the garrifon againft any efforts the Spaniards could make againft it, for Come weeks at lei& ; orders have been given to fend out, with all pollible difpatch, every kind of ftores, provifiun and clothing, and at the fame time we underftand a confiderable reinforcement of troops will be embarked for that place. The following letter is from Capt. bl'Eru Lev, of the Roma, to his owner in London : Olbnlsar Mole, O&. si. . In eonfequence of the 'Went malady add& now rages in the garrifon and Inhabitants of this *mar ykauaning ildps„ includ ing the Rana, have been forbidden, by an order from the Gover nor, to land any part of their cargoes. The mortality Is dread ful. The deaths have amounted, for kveral days psft, to more than too per dem. The diforder has not yet reached the Clip ping. Some of my men have been nightly intqfpored We are in =timid alarm, and I am molt anxious to leave this place." Laa night arid orders were knt to the feveral ports, to employ the utmoa vigilance in the ezami• nation of veffels of every defcription, that may arrive from Gibraltar and the ports of Spain. Several brigs have been purchafed for the purpofe of being fitted for fire-(hips, within thefe few days. By the laa Hamburgh mail, letters were received from Lord GaAtivitts Livisom Gowsa, aating his fate arrival at Peterfburgh, and giving the moll fa tisfalory account of the reception he erperienced at the Imperial Court. The day after his arrival he had an audience of the Emperor, who, as a teflimr nial of the high refpeiff in which he held the Repre fentative of his Britannic lifajefly, invited his Lord fhip to dine with him on the fi.llowing day. By letters received at Hull, on Tuefday, from Car thagena, it appears that that city fullers fever ely from the contagious diforder lately prevalent at Ma laga. Captain MIDLIY, of the brig Loyal Volunteer, of that port, writes, under the date of the gth of Oftober, that, on the preceding day, he had landed all his ;ands for Carthagena in the Cullom Houle, and had obtained a clean bill of health to proceed to Barcelona. AU trade was tufpended ; all the mer chants and people of property had retired into the country ; and cn the day he wrote the port was to tally !hut, and no bills of health granted. Captain MEULEY adds, that during his Qay at the port of Carthagena, upwards of fifty died daily, and that whole families had been carried off—his crew enjoy ed perteet health. The above is corroborated by let ters from the confignees of the brig Loyal Volunteer, dated the 9th, who had fled to the town of La Palma, on the 7th of Oaober. The Barrack-Mailer of Chelmsford has recei►ed direetions to be immediately prepared to receive and accommodate a brigade of Royal Artillery, conlia ing of four guns, &c. now on their way thither . Lall week the Oxfordfhire Militia marched through Chelmsford in different divifions for Colcheiler, where they arrived on Monday and Tuefday, and are to occupy the barracks for the winter. On Monday lad, the WeR Suffolk and EAR Mid dicier Regiments of Militia marched into Ipfwich from camp, which, with the Weft York, and Well minfier, form the Brigade under the command of Lord CHARLES FITZROY. On Thurfday and Frida♦ the Ea ft York, from Chatham, paled through Maidflone for Alht Barracks. The tBth, s3d, and sgth Regiments marched into Canterbury on Friday hail; the 18th and 53d from Barham Downs ; the sgth from Shorncliffe ; a de- tachment of the latter amounting to Soo men, are under orders to march this day to the new Barracks on Dover Heights. In conformity to the original plan of the General Defence Bill, magazines ate building in many places in the interior parts of the country, in central port tions, for warlike Rorer and provition , . Very confi ds4able ereElions of this kind are making at Hunger ford. in Berkfitire, where five large magazines are building, and nearly completed. The place where they are built is about three quarters of a mile from I the high road. The two extreme ones are advanced, and the three centre ones are in a line ; but they are each In detached, that the %the& will extend a mile from right to left; they arc very fpacious. A party of the 9th Light Dragoons do duty there at prefent. LaR week, three privates of the zoth Light Dra goons def.! ted together Morn their quartets at Ipt: with, with thcir h.•rtcs and accoutrements; they were purfued AI loon as mitred. by feveral parties from the Regiment in dig', rent direltion , , one of which, on reaching Thetford, found that the fugitives had quit ted the town but an hour before, having abandoned their horfes, which were found at Stanton, but re tained their pillols. A paragraph hie appeared Cenral Papers, fist ing that the murderer ut Mr. Sr had at length been difcnvered, in a cottage near Oatlands—who, after undergoing an ezarr.:• .0.:)n before a nephrite, had been committed to pt it .ti 1.. r trial. On futtl•-r enquiry we find 114 [Wry t. ui,kunded. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIncl E. S. F. All. DIM ARIL SOIL Dann x i I Hamburgh it o Watutord o 3 Ptx tames, Nov. s.—Since my 'aft the Swedifh !hip' Lyka Ork, WALOMIG, of Stockholm, from Ply, mouth, arrived here in order to take fifh ; alfo the Three Sifters, lovas Mailer, from Gibraltar, with Lieut. Barisal., of the Royal Garrifon Batt. wife and children, and Mr. LAWIAWC• CALLAGMAN merchant, and his with, but in confequence of the ficknefs prevalent at that place, and the Matter not being provided with a Bill of Health, the Super intendant ordered him to proceed with his veffel im mediately for Standgate Creek, which it teems the Mager and paffengers refufed to tio in fuch a gale of wind, and on account of the diftreffed fituation of the veffel. By the Three Sifters we received melan choly accounts of the mortality at Gibraltar, but happily the people and paffengers are all perfealy well.—Arrived alfo the (loop Mercury of and for Plymouth, Avis Mafter, from Waterford, with but ter, &c. to refit. Faxmourw, Novswasa 3.—Sailed ths Auckland Packet, Capt. Stu urs.ca, with a mail for Lifbon.— Wind Eafferly. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 6.—Came in the Skippett, of Stockholm. Capt.Swsucss LYCICA, from Stockholm, laden with tar, for this port ; the Kingfmill, Capt. Jocc SMITH, from Honduras, bound to London, laden with mahogany and funick ; alto the Span& (hip la Guizolenfa, Capt. JAYNE &souse, from the Havannah, bound to Cadiz, laden with fugar, coffee, cocoa, dye-wood, and a great quantity of dollars, detained by his Majefly's fbip MAIDSTONE, of 3a guns. Sailed the THUNDIIIt, of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet.—Letters received here from Ma laga, dated the lath ult. Rate,• that the fever had much abated, and the deaths were now reduced from t•n to five per day. All the public and private tree- Cure with the plate belonging to individuals in the Spanifh fhips, is ordered to be landed under care of the Cullom-houfe here, but forwarded to the Bank of England, under efcort of tke 4th Dragoon Guards; the merchandife on board them is to be placed in warehonfes under the cufloms and excife till further orders. PORTnMOUTM, NOVEMBER 7.—Arrived the BT. RENE floop of war from Yantiouth.—Sailed theCxeo- PLTRA frigate, with the Princefs Elizabeth, FORBID. DAILI. for New Providence. The outward-bound Mediterranean fleet have put into Yarmouth Reads, (Ifle of Wight.) Arrived from the Eaftward, the EURTALUS. of 40 guns, the Hon. Capt. BLACKWOOD the /Eot.o s, of 36 guns, Lord W. FITZROY, from at tending his Majefly at Weymouth ; and the ENTRE. PREMANTL cutter, Lieut. Youac, from a Mile off Brighton. Went out of harbour, the Aatcoste hoop of war, Capt. HENSIIERR. Sailed the Rairt.sa floop of war on a cruize ; and the Tzazsa gun vac), to join the Breit fqoadron. The convoy which arrived la( wee): from the Mediterranean, are not yet out of quarantine ; and it is fuppofed will continue at the Motherbank until the expiration of 40 days ; and then if not flee from the fever, will be fent round to the Eaßward. Wind Weflerly. DEAL, Nov. 7.—Remain in the Downs his Ma jetty's fh;ps, and the armed defence (hips as per laiL Wind S. S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GaAvrs r ND, Nov. 7.—PaLied by the Ilion, Clawfon, from IR. boa, and the Vrow Rina, Smidt, from Etribden. Sailed the Ha. kdbury, Macon, for Dominica; Herman, Schrock:, and the Vrow Jam*, Abel, for Embden. ARRIVF.D. In the Rivet, the %Volga, jackfon, from Peteriburgh. At Har wich. M.,rquis or I.orn, White, from ditto. At Hull, Abeona, Peterfon, (rum ditto. At Shields. William and John, —, trona Riga. At Newcaftle, Cana)°, Wilfon ; and the Jack, Bert. (rout Dantaick. At Lyon, Lady Andowa, Ha4don, from Norway. At Plymouth, Choice, Clark. from Cadiz for London. At Coates, south Carnlira. New Yolk. At St. Luau-, Thal% Gabricl, from tarter. The lirizt,u,—,from Memel for Hull, is on More an the FLil bdt,a. lbe &trey, Bloomfield, from Pool for Hull, was run down on the 3d tollant, by the 1;o1.1 gun brig. 'I he William and Margaret, Perrios, front Swanfea for Water ford, I. bolt at Dongarvon. The jofeph and Mary Ann, Cornios, from Pool for Liverpool,la loft at Wt 'lord. Leiters have been received from the &Al/LIEU and BA cc Navy a frigates, announcing their fafe arrival on the st ft Auguft in Carlifle Bay, Barbadoes, with the outward bound Beet from Cork, all well. The Choice, Captain CLARE, from Cadiz, bound to London, laden with hides, tallow, be. is arrived at Plymouth : the failed the t6th of Otiober, at which time there were only thee Brit n% veffels left in that port. The Cs.eo AAAAA frigate has failed with a convoy for the Bahamas. Lieut. Svrxes is appointed to command the Es. rope prifon-lhip at Plymouth. Yeftetday a Court of Direarirs was bald at the Eat! India-Houfe, when the follt.wing Captains were (worn into the command of their rafpeaive (hips; vii. Captain joss AUTHAII CUPS ay, of the (hip ti,itiey. of 800 tons, for Madras and Bengal and Cipt. JOHN RANSOIII, New Ship, of 800 tows building by Mr. Ronal- Wixt.easts, for St. Helens and Bengal. The Court, at fix o'clock, adjourned tillWednefday next. In the unfortunate Spanifh frigate la Mercedes Mere embarked a Spanilh Gentleman, his Lady, four daughttrs, and five fon'. He was returning to 013 Spain with his family, the daughters remarkably beautiful, with a large fortune, the gradual &tints of twenty-five years' induary ! A hitch while before the altion commenced, this Gentleman. with a fiat (a lad). went on board the Rear Admiral's MO where he beheld the dreadful calamity which deprived Lim of the rell td his family and all his treafuse.