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•-.. • Ath - - CEAAMN w---- - FEW EDI rims ibf the following Rise , :aiming and latrw:L2c .---.--- 1100 its art just yrtuttd tor BANS! OF TMIt Maria. Dtc, I.—in Orlt of the p14:4 6TOCKDALE, PICCADILLY. .. tublic knit mit is the following article t r rHE LIFE and ADVENTURES nt ROBIN ". soN c ausv. In two tworome oottwou crown o‘Lwo. ,s " The report of a projeer to enlargt the territory with IS human' Plues, price E. boards. 4 . the EleEtor Arch-Chancellor, is again revived t v-e New R017.1440t4 CIVSOE. In two volumes, with t a Cuts it . posticular. it is laid that the principality of Ai • t y Bewirkt Price t. or complete in °be volume WIT. prize es ehpfenbitarg will be au?,mented by the neighbour t ound. , i , attertitory. We are alts, allured that the EleHor The Canto a r m's MIS.:EILANY: To which is prefired the Hli: of Little Jack. by Thum .- Day, Et+ to um: volume, w ick ft 1114 Chancellor will receive Fulda, for which ano- Cuts PrifC 4s. bound. 1 th ee : territory, together with the Flatoral dignity, The FAMILT Doax,or Children's Journal. Trar.asted from the I will kw affigaed to Nallau Orange. Preach of Beritan by Mils litoekdah:. In one VallAte. PAC, 3.. Od. bound. The Sou° t. rot CIIILDIMI. Tramnated from the French by Tags Rockdale. One volume, Price 3s. 6d. bound. The CMAIAC rims of the /Credos of I tror.a. with a coati(' iii to 91 the Kiugdoer, by Juhu Halt. la (sue yaws, ?rice D. 6.1..b0und. f ; - 47 iTifLr. Vence, Nov. qt.—lt is laid that the KING of Salt- DINIA ' who is Rill at Game, in the kingdom of Na ples, will loon embark fur Cagliari, the capital of the Mind of Sardinia. KOMI; Nov. 24.—0 n the gth inflant, Cardinal CONa.ILTI. the prefident of the Papal Confutta, iffu- NI an WO. directing, that in confequence of the fever prevailing at Leghiße. a cordon fhould be drawn in the Eccletiallical States. WILSON This day was publiffe4 to Octavo. price pa its boards, tie Rouen% Tolunw of ATREATISE oa FEBRILE DISEASES , in e.luding Interadtting, Retnitdog, and continued reVall In- Eattnnationa.Hensorringes and the Froduvia, in which au attempt le mode to prefan, at ent view, whatever, in the prefect State of istedishae, it is reirlito for the Pbybnan to buow, reveling die - ems, Cabs, sod CUR of tide Weans ; with Eire:Wen. 3 on certain Felnik Symptoms, on the Nature of ham med an dee Manna in %bleb lum and Tobacco act on ; Animal &Sy. By A.llllLighb WILEDEJ, lA. D. F. R. S. bd. A. Itile Stayed of Flayinians, Ediuburgh. Watt is mw Vela 1,3, and 3. may be tad, neck to beads. All far Mara. Codiall aid Devlin, Strand ; John Murray LllllloBlll4....emort.CaelligrowarseCnitotioncees-easzat,stuidgate-hill ; Cal- Odhareasil Hedges, Dublin. This Amy less gefilletill, ist az Volumes Octavo, edge al. nth dd. in bawds. HISTORY of theREIGN of GEORGE the gss i ha et the late War. To which Is prefixed. . ides rieremast of Lathed, is Foga* es Accretes aids MaJeftT. Dr RbiIERT 11.11E7T, L. L.D. Anther of the We sf Berke, fee. Re. Re. Ifeeirifflory is prails.wortliT.-It aartates with gad eaapfeessfs this Ilaefertane. Beaman, ur traelhielmas olds priest reign The dile is as. ie pst elegant t the la hrustlen siendent, yet feted ; the cri. at ley* yet ithmal. in ham, it Appears to n more dian at As rival idlossiss IP risen ickets Haw sod Sancillett, as regular and generally rushed esedsuatios grebe Hillary of Ned." Amnia Rewiew, VoL s. mat reememend this u s work mime with both infer sod sassfestaawsed whet It le free from say (pith of • be theasitiost a Am attachment to tempered free sic iplrle of the liddi Ciaaltitation, a Inure regard (or Vl6skusear, aid a kilt veneration for tie rights of rea .lBlllBl4Jti lanallsr." Litersry Joeeaal, VoL 3, page sot. Ped7lavesnide anestusts of this Wish fee the MBost ainly lllarierk het) ober and tie arida' Cridehr Novsabero Tie Astr al mica*. Vsl, s, and the And.Jaeolds Review far Noweember, den. f .n. cludiog Boonisatioas,l • . is gap& to pet • Ifiedisioe, it i '• . 4 7gaPog".0 ' tol nays on 4 i i 1 Anti." sad. the lobs Ad • RI Fellow Mai Wad vier cps. garb, .. ?arta foi 1 . t:ltratti CrOgre-i i eitit t &Who ...---. ...... TM . . ' R Viiie 1 ''. ' fo •. ad A, as Or. 1114 CAZ ism'. Pt a Mita lord.' jay at dr ri Ow Mau' 1 isterae ;i‘ We awl oar Aril , imp. fa bra ' , lOW aid iiir th• Pala a • • Par 'Sao Ow l TM Amnia liptearker. i . Letters slake qni doe Sing, retest dat contradia - The Bs tisfaeory a preiper The Cr , 1 piety al • body has seer all, ild a Pa The ya avtiliery.r been emb pint of took poi 6 tali and' happily h The fo during di nation. dtc loft, Colonels. Members • The C or the tit: ( behind th Whet He : ' The S , right an: , . the Uem ' ; the Trib t Officers ' 1 of Arcot t fidents at peal, the Prefeas, aid Atto General' ' Sab-Prel (ideate a t Preliden 1 . ail: a e/ r e, of the all the A rel In the under a tufhione • • 1 Princein 1 .1 On SI cropofite dr, :.. 1 1.-c of t i ' 0,4 mil; u.7.71,t,', •. The • in. 11,0, 1 IA till VA 0. t I,dc 1 . 1- 3 ;cs . p , gc:, ea( t 1 • ZCS Ct.. 11. 1 h 4 C(M . llill4 the Min fie horf Murat': 1 copied I lc •reely , 1 thcp wr ' 1 'I lta ',AI v nil fp: NuLLd.ND. LllrDin, Dec. 7.—The report that a courier had conveyed to the North the intelligence that an em bargo had been laid upon Swedifh veirehr in French ports, kerns to have merely grown nut of the cir cumstance of one Swealiffi verfel being detained at Antwerp, though .but for a short time. Neither is it true that Swedifh velrel, pairing the Sound have been warned not to ploceed to any of the French ports. Revr.saoast. Dar. g.—They write from the Hel der on the ad 'nitwit, that the Enslifk prifoner of war, Captain Col.mt., together with his Officers, the Surgeon and Clerk, have put to lea on board a flag of tune. Before bis departure he tranfmit'ed a letter to Rear Admiral Kricssae, of which the following is a copy : • " Sts—tlefore I quit this place, fu different from the oftiai Rate of captivity and hardlhips we had to card, I beg leave, as well on my owe part as on that of my fellow officers, who rad on. id to his diatomic Majclly's flay, toe Bottum, to mum yen our molt fincere thanks, and to allure you. that the very Imusase attend*, which we uofortonate nun opulence' Iran yea. 'hall never he offac.d from our memories. " We rooted you to allure Carob. Vardaman. and the other Captains and Egli •en ut the (]tips wider your orders, that we are leufible of LSI great friessifhip which LW hem Strewn to us. I win not intrude upon your occupata.ns by a lon letter I the re membrance of having (hewn ever, (mica of booming y sad Mew& 'hip to the uotuatatotc. is lidlkiect fur AtimirAkZikhert ; yet we mould have proved deficient Lt the refp4.; that is clow to Nip, if we hod Dot. before our dcparcure. a&red him of our vermeil gratitude. " Permit me. Admiral, to give you the autism of my highefi confiderui.nand relps2, with which I. perforsily, have the ho nour to be, Sir, Your molt übulient and molt bendlip (avant, (glued . ' " Joao Cotvita., " Captain in Ns Britannic Majelty's Navy." The Rear Admiral let off this day fur Arniler. dam. giving the command of the national Blips north of the Y. to Colonel and Captain of the Navy DOOREN, who boated his flag of Agar -Admiral on , board the Doggerffiank. On the 4th of December, the Bag of truce which delivered the Enslilh Captain and Officers on board the Britith Admiral's (hip, returned to the N. W. by W. of Kykduin, ]'even leagues dillant (where we had three Mips of the line, one frigate, and one log ger.) She brought fcrne more letters frens the Bri- Oils Officers to the Rear-Admiral Kicaerr, and Captain VIRDCMIL 111, all eXptaTiVe of their thanks, elpecially that horn Admiral ReSiELla, which fur paffes them all. Qn the 6th inii. the Etigliih prifuners will be con veyed to Eitkhu)zeo, where every thing is is readi nels for their reception. We have fume learned, that Come alteration may probably be made in their definiarion, as it is affert. ed that Dutch priffiners have already arrived in the Ti.xel from England to be exchanged fur them. SPA: A'. MALAGA. Nov. 3. —As the di rtevoper here has no; entirely ceded, we every fait-day cepa orders from Maud, to fing . Tr Dews. The &finders likewife decreafe at Cadiz, where on the 25th of October about 3000 perfuns had died. The villages Torre- Molinos and Mumma. have remained entirely free from the diforder. Gen. Isloitaau will make his voyage to America in the fpring. MADRID. OCTOBER 30.--The rubbing the patient with oil is Nil found to be a very efficacious shod in the Ever which prevails in the South of Spain. In o u r Court Gazette is infer ted a letter from Alicant of the 2oth of 041ober, containing a cir cumfiantial account of the manner in svhielt this is to be done. Of forty-five pylons on whom this means has been employed, not one has died. A memotal has been prefented to the Council of Caltile by the Islagiarasy of the town of Montoro, in the province of Cord•iva, flitting that the dearuetive inlet which has for Come time infefled the olive trets, has w;thin the lad three years attacked 46,100 trees, of which sn,cco have been entirely flattop:el. and the remaining ty,coo reduced to a very dangerous (late, fo that the quantity of oil p i toduced will be lefs this year than it was three years ago by 30,000 arrobas. _ _ . CaDIZ, NOV. I.—Violently as the difiemper has raged, and in parts 11111 rages, in Malaga, Alicant, Carthageni, and Gibraltar, it has not manitelled with us tie time virulence, and is, in this rcfpe, vet y different from that of tic year I ; a CO. The mortality has not been great. The number of deaths, daily, including the gartifons, never having exceeded 7u which is a very fmall proportion of a pnpulation of between 30, and 43.cc0 perfons ; and the whole n•imher of IA 11.11'e 1.41/en vittims to it. not il:! titan zoo:), it may be eonfidered as hay. 1:1 .. g neat. d for this time. There is hers nu example of Any perfon having had it twice. It is remarkable that oar harbour, which was fuller than ever of nom was entirely (pared by it, not a tingle perfon there having died of the diforsier. One great preventative againil it is to he without fear of it, ataxy dying rather from the effeas of their terror than of the diflemper. Geheral Was AU will make his vol age to America in the fpling ; he leads here a very retired life : he bears his fat; with Meat retignati .n, and is extremely mild and courteous in his dept ttmeat, ft, that be has obtained in a high de. gree the 66er:sof the few pervious who have the hap enc. to approach him. FRANCE. PARIS. DECESIJERj. Letters from Spain mention, that the Englint le ration quitted Madrid on the i4th ult. by order of .use King, but difpatches from thu city of a more recent date. received at Paris, neither confirm nor contradie this rumour. —jeleraisl Coaranree. - Batavian Government have received very fa tisfaeory difpatches from Curacoa ; that colony is in pretperons Rate. The Council of State has been difcuf!ing the pro - of difcoutinuing the French CalenJar, but this has only a deliberative power. and adjourned all, without coming to any conclirlion.—Your- Paris. _ _ _ a yeernalda 4111111etet of the 4th fair*, City-five atillierpmea. made prifoners by the EnglA, having embarked at Jamaica for England; were on the t of entering Pnrtimouth, when they forcibly polreflun oldie velfel, and impr ironing the Cap and crew, (leered towards'the French cnali. and brought the refel into the river Trequier. following were the difpolitiou of the places the iseremony of the Inauguration and Cora l. Oa the right of the throne the Minifier ;on left, the klarGials of the Empire. InfPeanr+ and awls. On the right and left, but lower, die Ilia's of the Council of State. • Grand Meier of the Ceremonies at the foot throne, a 1.,: hch.nd him two atlitiant-nialters I them the Chief Herald at Arms, and two Heralds. Senators In front of the throne, half on the L od half on the left t the Prefident Ertl then rembereof the - Legiliative Body ; nest theta of :ribunate ; the Court of Caration, the Grand Officers of the Legion of Honour, the Committal-les \econsptability. the Generals of Divilion, the Pre 's and Anomie., Generals of the Courts of Ap. the Prefidents of 7.leaoral Colleges, the Mar rite As, the Prefeds of Departments, the Prefidents \tummies General of Courts of CriminalJudiee. :all of Brigade, Prefidents of CouncilsGereral. •Prefals. Mayors of 30 of the chief Cities, Pre te of Canton', Prefi lents of Confidories, and Vice ridents of the Chambers of Commerce. ar the altar the Pope, furrounded by his Grand s, was feAtel on a throne ; on the other lide altar the Car,linais ; on both fides of the choir Bifhom, and Clergy of Park. the n.idtt of the Choir were two aim chairs • a canopy for the Emperor and Emptel-, with ins to kneel upon before them. The Princes, !ffes, and dignitaries were placed behind them. the right of the throne, the imperial gallery ; ite end in the left the gallery of the Ambafra- The other y.rlieries were filled with the fami !lre grand officers and dignitaries or the date, •I and civil deputation. and the g<ncral ay,es of the Imperial Family - were re !•,r , htir richnefs and beauty. H's N.yelly's • v irawn by eight bit; 1..ti4.. intrated ,;uric. of white feathers, and by for.; inch ; by dc rf the carriage door were their Jmi.c ial Ma pages behind their carriages weir 24 tarifa each drawn by fix bodes, liselongiiig to the ,rs and Grand Officers; her bropetial Idajay's h, drawn by ei hi horfes with plume% of feathers lined the Pope ; then followed the curiae. of hfarilsalk, and Generals, all drawn by orre ft and all sew. ?lima Look's and 144;1 o's sartipages wave [lse soh fplendid. They oc• :d fo Inn; a my. tba4 one b•ur and a h.!lf As :ly fuircoetu to foe 1/16. pars g the whule %.4 y wan was Matti by a slauWa row of font guAtd>. ivihanws rnok. il o r p tcs wete all filled rpattsun uul s io gr VISSI.4. Ptrkassdaow, Nov. 9. —For fome time pan it Las! bee. ceportcd he; e, that a confiderable coops of troops ate affembling in our portion of Poland. it is not eafy to lay in how far this report tnesitb belief ; but this is certain, that fume regiments in Courland, Lief land, and Elithland, have received orders to hold themfelves in readinef. to march. The ice in the Ladoga, which had Boated only two days, became fixed yefterday. Pagengers were L I fuffered to.go over it to-day. At Schufelberg it has been winter dais fortnight. in,rpr. CAIRO. OCTOBER IS. —The fituatinnbf affairs in Egypt has not changed M any fenfible degree. The (well of the Nile has impeded the military opera• tions ; nor have the Mamelukes, Rill divided among themfelves, yerfeiaed upon Cairo; hut when the campaign opens, there is little doubt of their soaking the/We've' makers fruit. The infubordinaticm of the Albanians is at its height ; and the authority of the Folic is abfolotely soli. The l'acha of Knu►che' is a weak man, though his intentions are vald, and a& jullly when he is nut moved by any foreign impulie : his authority is. however null, as he is merely the organ of the Al banians. who every day imprifon or maifacre their Officers. who are afraid to enforce difcipline. Com merce in the capital is entirely at a (land ; anarchy is complete, and power onlyleems to be the foreme law. LONDON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t Cm ‘64s, for Jan 521—Omnium S f --Reduced 57.;i. Omnium par is. diL Short Ann. s rtn6}. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY , g per C. Red. Ann. 5711 Imperial 3 per Cent. tf.i 4 per Cent. Cant. 74.1 IrilA $ per Ceats. 11;. Long Ann. int 'kindle j EngliOt Tickets dn. 7e. Slum Ann. 2 t t-t 6 .ConL for 0pg..1211 India Bonds is. so as. dif. The report Rated in fome of the daily papers. that the Chevalier D'Amou AG A, the Spanifh Ambaffador, bad received his patfports, h not corral. It is pro bable, however, that he only waits the arrival of dif patches announcing officially the departure of Mr. Fates from Madrid, when he will demand padports for his return. If our Port fmouth Correpondent has not bees mif• informed, orders have reached that port to capture all velfels bearing the Sparta flag. Of courfe the queftion of peace or war is decided. The late decree of the Dutch Government, enjoin. ing their Officers not to pay attention to any orders relative to commerce, but fuch as lbculd proceed from them, is, as we prognoilicated it would be, when we firll announced it, wholly diftegarded by the French. They have recently fent a body of troops to the Teed to maintain the authority they have 'Worts cd over the commerce and revenues of that Repub. lie t and the decrees of the Batavi in Government moil, perforce, give way to the bayonets of their A lever from Captain CoLvir.t. of the ROSIN'S', to the Dutch Admiral, has been publitbed by the Dutch Goreraricnt. Its contents do much credit to all the panics concerned. The PORTE is to fct about introducing into its army and ravy the Military taffies of the European powers. It is now too late Surdny mrrning the Royai. FAMILY attended di vine let vice at St. George's Chapel, and heart/ an excellent fernirn preached by the Rev. Mr. Busav, from the 7th chapter of St. Matthew, and 24th and 25111 verfcs. After attending divine fei v ice the Roy At. FamiLy took an airing to Frogmore. Yeßerday morning his Majesty, the Duke of Ktse, and Princeffes Sormia and Am k tin, took an airing on horfcback in Windfor Gre.it Park. Her MAJIITY and the other PRIIICISaFs took an airing to Frogmore. The ROYAL FAMILY attend divine Ervice every morning, at nine o'clock, at the Chapel Royal in Windf4 Cale. Lord Mete!Lt.:- gave a mnft fiimptuous dinner yefterdAy, at his fent on Wibledon Common, to the Dukes of Yosa and Moscraose, Lord HAWRISIBUILT. Mefirs. PITT, HUSIEIbSOII, H•MMONO, arc. are. Saturday morning a King's Mefrenger arrived at Edinburgh. to his Excellency th: Earl of MOIRA, Commander of the forces tOr Scotland. His Lord (hips fet out for London that evening—it is expeacd his Ray will not be long. - - - - - LaR nitht difpatches were fent off from the Admi ralty to Adu.iral Corkewat.t.is, at Torbay. Sir Sin 4 e y S m rr it is to be appointed to a very im portant c, mm nd. Dirpatches were this mornirg received from Ad. TrlitAl GAR wag. at Cork, Bating, owing to the boi. lierous weather that has prevailed, nearly the whole of the Wellindia convoy have returned to port, about (levee `.hips excepted. Vint, TT —Yellen:lay the St. Mirgaret's and Bt. John's Volunteers, Colonel Erika, woe muflerc.l in Wcilminner Hall, after which they were infpeited by Colpscl )anten eon, who expreffed his fatisfailion at the Bate of their arms and appointments. The Lambeth Volunteers, Colonel SLAW, were alfo infpeeled in their ground at Vauxhall, by Colo web ADD/ essiona a. The td Tewee Hamlet Volntreers were alto in. fpeded, After which the Serjeant Majrnr prefented an elegant fabre to Colonel Wm. HARRY. Eli'. value 'So guineas, being a prcfent from the Non Comma fsoned Officers and Privates. _ _ _ The Loyal Brie.% Anifieers, Cclonel Bucyne, marched nut yellerday on permanent duty ; they are Brae to Woolwich. The Loyal North lititom came to town Yonorthl from permapent EMT IND lES. Soule letters from officers of fault in the 3... . Indian army, have beers *My received : one is da ed in the camp of General Lord Leas, at Monk poor, May loth ; it relates to the precipitate flight of HOLII•119 after a warm engagement, and mention that his cavalry are deferting him in great numbers, offering their Cervices to the Britilh, but adds, that they would be fupetfluous. It relates the carrying by affault a (Irons town of Houma's, called Ram poorah, by Lieutenant-Colonel Dune ; the Seapo) fought moll gallantly. although led by no other En , ropean officers than Tome artillerymen. The place is of importance. Another letter, dated from General Wastasser': camp, June 6—" It moll feelingly relates that they have been in the field upward of flues.° months. and for the tall five in a aide approaching larvation, from the famine which rages in that part of India, I horfes and cattle dying from want I Villages deleted, and their miferabk inhabitants periOsing in the camp for want of rice, which fells at a rupee per feer. h anticipates with fear the extent of the evil, and Cars in conaufion that the prize-money (large as is i.c amount) will not more than pay the Officers th-tr enormous expences. It is clear from the above that Hot. tat is driven. but not lubdued ; and fhould the famine inct cafe he may find time to recruit his ftrength in his owst dominions during the monfoon. in which our army melt neceffarily remaia inaEtive." The following is an Extrad of a Letter, dated April tB, received by the Moanistoroa " A few days ago two Frenchmen were landed on the hlalabarcoaft,from a National corvette, and were traced to within a few miles of Monett, where they wese taken prifoners and Cent to Bombay : a rnanifeffo was found on one of them, ligned by General Da• cars, commandant at the Ifle of France, exhorting the Mahratta Chiefs to unite and drive the perfidious Englifh (as he fides them) out of India; but by the late treaties of peace made by General W • between Oh Scindia and Bhooflah, we have gained fo large an aegoifition to our Indian etnpire, and fo totally 'annihilated the power aid interelt of the French in Afia, 9 will effeeually put a flop to the conhant ruptiret - we have had with the Maltrattas through their Utilisation, and fix our poffeffions here on fo folid and firm a foundation as not to be rapped by French intrigue, or fhaken by any force Bova- PARTE will ever be able to bring againft us : Co nu merous is our army, and Co highly difciplined, that ' his invincible legion would have as little chance in the field with us in India. as they had with the troops in Egypt, whom we timid rival in viftoryie although we have an immenfe territory to prated. from Delhi to low down as Camel, which is upwards of one thoufand miles due booth ; to the eallward of far as Sylhet, which is only twelve days march front the province of Yunan, in China; and to the welt ward as far as Agra. The Earl of Cases* deftroyed left week on his caste, Alkdown Park, upwards of Sateen h.indred hares. Tor satuosWieus.Nov.st.—TheTnnbridgeWells troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, at a general meeting, held at the Angel Tavern, prefented an elegant Sabre to Mr. J. Rosissor, a private in that troop, as a token of refped for the fervice he has rendered to the Yeomanry Cavalry hi general, by reducing to pradice the admired and estineotly ufeful lyftem of Sir D. Downes ' by a piece of mechanifin hitherto nnthought of, w hich exhibits the whole of the cavalry movements, particularly by " threes." The troop afterwards partook of a rely elegant dinner, and the evening was fpent in the moll loyal and patriotic manner. litooCoutror Atom: ....Yefterday the Right Hon. Sir Wis. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudication of tht t. flowing cafes : The Noptunus, Dandier, maller--This Blip, laden with a cargo of hemp, tallow, and other articles, was in the profecution of her voyage Name at the time of capture. It was contended in this cafe by his Majetty's Advocate General, that the hemp was a con traband article, going to the port of the enemy, sod therefore it stetted the adp and the remainder of the cargo, and fobjeded the funs to eonlifcatioo. The Court pronounced the hemp to be coat. erabsod,aod condemned the Iltip and cargo as a drott of Adminlty. Robvite, Verclell mailer...vatic Court in this cafe condemned the remaining third put of the ildp, retired certain parcels of goods es chanted, ordered farther proof with refpcdt to ocher por tal, mod eoodeetused thc unclaimed parts of the cargo. The Loyal., Walton mailer. —This was a cafe refpedUng a charge of embankment of certain parts of the cargo, brought *plot the saptora, which the Court referred to the Regiftrar and merchants. A letter from Vienna, dated November at, fills " The Emperor and Emmert having returned to this city en the t4th, a Grand Council of State was heldh prefence f nil Imperial Majeity. The public have not yet been made acquainted with what took place in hi, Affernbly, but thae is reafon to think that it mutt have related to two objals, which feem for Come time to have engaged the ferious attention of our Cabinet : One of them is the arra of the Eng liflo Charge d'Affaires, Sir Grottos RUOISOLD, at Hamburgls $ complaints refpating which were tr ade at this Cuurt by the Rittman and Bikini Envoys, in Notes addreffed to the Vice• Chancellor CI:MENTZ EL. while the imperial Ambaitidor at Paris received or ders to complain to the Court of France, and the Emperor canfed to be teilified at Berl;n,lii. gr eat fa tiiation at the Reps taken by his Pruilian liriajefty, which, as we learn, have (ince been crowned with a fumes." Letters from Berlin, of the in infant, nate, that notwithilanding the ideate of Sir Gene r, a Ru NBOLD, the Cabinet of 13erlinperfifts in demanding fome fur ther reparation for the feiroire of that Genticm us At a Cabinet Council, held a few days be , pre, r.. ruorial atcoml.lerable leng.h was fubmitted for con fideration by the Minider for Foreign Afi.crs, and bein; approved of by his Majeny and the C .I:i.eil, it was immediately tranfmitted by a fpecial cow ier tv the Prutfian Amhaff.dor at Paris, with order. to pie lint it to the Fieoch Givernment. The anfwer to ti.is memorial will, it i. fopp-fed, prove decisive of the condo& to be held by PnifTia ir, regard to the P.M geeent Powers. The fame letters pofttively affert. that an elimate has been made, by order of hi. Ma jeity, of the firms vecerfarr far enabling an army of ico,coo men to take the fi.lo, and to place the dif ferent fortreffes in a complete (late of defence. The Lrlip or A 1.1 e arum R in AM - wer to the arpl'eations recsi,tly m.rde to Lim by the Court of Beilin, defo.: of Cie Fiend, Covet nment, ui n the evacuation of Hanover, as an indifpcnlible prehati. ,nary to the acczptaa,c of any offer of mediation.