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Lyceum will be formed in each of thefe Hafpitati. which will be joined by fpacious gardens laid out is am met elegant manner, fa as to lerve eqoallyfor the amufement of %%40i, and for a place of meditation for old age, and fur exercife for both. Thefe gardens will be decorated with fele& flames of the numerous great men produced by the Revolution ; and kelp tors and fiatuaries are already engaged to fin& thefe works in a manner worthy of the donor, and the place tor which they aie intenjed. In each of the Holpitals will be built a grand Imperial Chapel, where the Catholic worlhip will be creatively cele brated by the imperial almoners or chaplains. A highly finifhed drawing from the pencil of Gamier the younger, delineating thefe projeCted Imperial Napoleon Ho pi.als, with their gardens, and contain ing (bort notes, with explanations, Re. has been pre fenced for, and obtained the Emperor's gracious ap probation. This drawing is now hung up in the Mu feum Jofephine, and amateurs, as well as wafts, by applying to the General Director, Dtrion, obtain permifLon to fee it, and to deliver their obfervations or critiques. Many think that the numerous arrange ments neceffary for the Emperor's coronation in the capital will, from want of time and hands, oblige his Moiety to poltpiine the ceremony of laying theinun dation for there his grand and noble ellablifbments, for tome time, and perhaps to the zoth of next May, the anniverfary of his Maiely's proclamation, as an Emperor of the French. The expences for building and fupporting thefe Hofpitals, require a capital a one hundred million of livres (four millions Acrling) which his Majety will take entirely from his private purfe. [Private purfe ! what private purfe has he i] A Senatus Confultum will convert this grand dona tion of the chief of the Bonaparte dynaay, into a na tional as well as Imperial inititution, and by it put its future fupport and contimanee under the protec tion of the generofity and honour of the Great Na• tion ." Courier IN Stdiackr. Ocr. immenfe edifice is coaßruaing in front, and along the whole length, of the Military School, on which the Emperor will fit in view of the peile, and the military, who have arrived from the different parts of the Empire, to be prefent at his Are this ire ire- and ns of tales, cnch Inn (Ivo tufed Coronation. The Imperial ellrade will be railed in the centre of the chateau, on four colitinne, furmounted by an arch, in form of a dome, having above it that of the Military School. Oa each fide extends a gallery, fupported by fourteen columns, and terminated by a pavillion. This gallery, one level with the Im perial Oracle, appears intended to be occupied by the Court and the &ft Dignitaries of the Empire. Other attacks and inferior railed feats are refereed for the Members of the different orders of the State, accor ding to the rank they hold in the public ceremonies. A 'aft flaircafe of wood, confilling of three (tortes. leads to the galleries and other places. This edifice at prefent appears only like a feaffolding, but as loon as the carpenters and joiners (hall have tinithed their labours. it will be adorned by the painters and other wilts with drapery and tapary. Labourers are now levelling the hillocks railed in 1789, which extended towards the Military School. This levelling will en large the way by which the proeeflion is to pals on the 4th of Frimaite (Nov. 25.) No horfes or carriages are permitted to enter the Champ de Mart. The curious, who arrive in great numbers. are obliged to alight from their carriages to approach the enclufure in which are the workmen. • The Deputation of the National Guards of La Vendee, organized by Narozsoa (cidevara 4 Rock far Tmae) who are to be prefent at the Coronationof theEmperor,fet out for Paris un the tsth of OBOber. Ocr. 22.—The new confcription of one man in five hundred, in Baia, is the ufual and yearly mea. fore to complete the troops for the army and navy. Two Ruffian (hips of the line and two frigates ure ex pelted to fail for the Mediterranean from the Baltic: • Letters from Betneof the t 2th in(t. (late that new troubles have brken out in the Grifons, of which the particulars are not known. Fur Come days pan, fay ithefe letters, we have been without receiving any Garman or foreign ;•.urnals, a circumfiance which has not happened for many years. It is Paid that the French Ambalrador in Holland, Straowirizzi, is appointed the fucceffor of CHAN TAG% Y our Ambanador at Vienna. The Prince and Princels Boacit ass have arrived at Lyons from Italy. Their Higineffes preferse the bitted incognito. It is not yet known what kind of Crown wiU be adopted by the Emperor NA POl.lOll I. • Some per lons afro t it will be that of C.CRA3t, that is to fay, • Crown of unmixed laurel with its fruit ; abets fay, that oak will be intermingled with the laurel. The terOtt that M. de C._ HAN PAGNIr has paffed through Nancy, inferted in the jeered de/e Memel.,, is tinfoundLd ; that Ambaffador was at Vienna on the 9th of this month, and will not return to Paris till the 4th or sth of November. • LYONS, OCTOBER s4.—A courier extraordinary, who arrived here tail night, has delivered to the Pre fee of this department. a letter from Monfcignetsr Cardinal Fagot, Minifter Plenipotentiary from his Majefly the Emperor of the French, to the Holy See, dated Rome, the 7th of ()Ember. and insportipg that his Holinefs will leave Rome foe Paris on the sd of November next. His Holinefs will be accompanied try five Cardinal., including Cardinal nista. He will, befides, have in his retinue four Billsops. two Prelates of the fief order, four Prelates Chember lains„three Almoners. two Mailers of the Ceremo nies, two Roman Princes. Commandants of the Guard of Nobles, a Superintendent of the Houle hold, two Secretaries, a Surgeon, a Phyfteian, The number of perfons who will accompany the Pope and the Cardinals exceeds eighty. The journey will be made in three diviliens. The &11, in which will be the Cardinal. and our Archbithop, will pre cede his Holinefs by a day, who himfelf be fol lowed, after the interval of a day, by the third disi lion, conformably to the intentions of his Imperial Mtjeily. His H"linefs, on his paGge through our tit wi:! be lodged in the archiepikopal palace. • MAGUS, Ocr. 19.—As the projefled reform TC coites that every thing fhould be maturely weighed before we proceed to the introdußion of a new order of things, we lean tha. ro change will be made in the prefent Connitution before the return of M. tiroommsteasaittea from Parih where he will be relent at the Coronation, and have a perfonal con ference with the Emperor Naroxsom on fubjees of Elie greaten importance to the intareas of this Reptb• lie.—C2rode de iirtik. Oh. 24. . . iy. the end Co. and this lake ,mpc .)111 ul imurcd layers in the Ma •nnes. f Ern- 4m.ly anJ alb.' - ' .l - - - - L EAST INDIES. w -- di EXTRACT FROM THE C ALCU rT A GAZETTE, or= al 9TH FEBR. ARY. 1804. . fc From authentic accounts from Ceylon, we hear w that a perfon had arrived from Candi, at Columba, g fome'time bathe beginning of left month, who taw t( Captain Hymeneal , ' and Captain Rustasv at Han- ~ gareene Kettie, the prefent refidence of the Kiva of p • Caw at. They were fo driftly obferved, that this man i • could have no eonverfation, much lea deliver a let- e ter to Captain H. which he was entrufted with. Ma- e jot Davy had died of ads fentery Come time ago. I A fub,offitant Surgeon, who had eicaped from t Candi at the attack on Pangwellie, has written a na• 1 native of the whole transonion ; that at the:. beginning i of the mail - acre, being near Captain HOMPHRCY I, he feized hold of Captain H.'s atm, and contrived to roll down to the place where the dead bodies were I thrown; there they remained till the 4th night ; when this narrator, going, as was his cullom, in hutch of * precarious meal, was difcovered by a Malay guard, the corporal of which he had formerly been acquainted • with, when in the fervice of the Dutch. The corporal attired him of mid:lion. and offered him lane re- freftsment. This he tcadily accepted, and raid there was an Englith Captain who would be glad to partake of it Rewire • they were then brought before the King, who ordered them to be feparately confined. The left fupply fent to Captain H. from Colombo were by four Coolers, who fairly delivered the arti- cles ; but on their retu , n were attacked by the Can- dians, who (cited a box which had been committed to their charge, direEted to one of his friends, con- taining. as was fuppofed. his molt valuable papers. A letter from Captain FIUMP3I.2I(I, dated June ' 8, mentions the warlike preparations of the Candians, and a likelihood of hoftilities Coon commencing. This was the left letter received from this officer. If fuch intercourfe can be Carried on, and commu- nications made with our unfortunate countrymen, the heft hopes may. we think, be entertained either of their ultimate escape or rescue from the hands of thofe barbel ians. .------. FRANCE. I PAWS. OCTOBER so. Two French priefts and two French officers have arrived with an American (hip from Ifte de France. The former have paired feventeen years in China, and the latter twelve years in the Eaft Indies. By the former we learn, that the Chriftian religion has made aftonifhing progrefr among the Chinefe peo- ple, and that all thofe converted to Chritlianity are fincerely attached to France. From the latter we hear, that, notwithftanding the numerous forces of the Englifb in the Eaft, and their recent vi&ories, their power there is but precarious, and 20,000 Frenchmen landed there would be fufficient. with the affiftance of the natives, to conquer all the !kWh Settlements. They fay that two Amhara- I: don of the King of Candia had arrived from Cey- -1 100 before their departure at the He de France ; and that General DICAFII had refolved to fend this King. for the prefent, Come pieces of artillery. fire. s . ' arms. and ammunition, together with ten officers of 11 artillery, thirty gunners, and (oar officers of engi t 'seers, who were to fail in ,alt July for Ceylon. Or account of the numerous Engtifb mixes brought intc the Ille de France. Eaft India pioduatans' fpices I ' Ste. had fallen 6 o per cent. and the (catchy of atone, i was loch, that none could be borrowed under fron I 5o to 6o per cent. Of this fituation fevered Dutch ! • capitalifts from Batavia had availed themfelvet, anc fent fupercargoes, who carried with them millions a i dollars, and, in three months, by loans and purchafes doubled their capitals, to the great loft of the Frencl I colcmifts and captors. Their fucceis encouraged form Americans and Danes to come for the fame purpose but the Governor General DICAI.2 made a regula tion, according to which all prize goods are prohibit ed to be fold under let" than ao per cent. lots. ac cording to the prices during peace. and no body i permitted to lend money at a higher rate than twi per cent. in the month. This regulation has caufe tome difeontent, and Come momenta:y flagnation i the trade and circulation of fpecie ; but the hell it formed and mill patriotic of our merchants are cei tarn, that it will finally be very ufeful to the enfant and referee for Frenchmen chore advantages neutral bare hitherto enjoyed. The inhabitants and th troops in the the de France are in grnd health. an live is the greateft harmony ;—but the bell Punic [landing does not prt.v..ll lietekc:n the French an Dutch Naval Commanders in the Indian Seas, to between the Governors r f the French Colonies at thofe niche Batavian Settlernsints at the Cap: and , Bataria.--La Ftni,le Nantaiii. It is (aid that the Emperor, on the day of his e zonation, gracioufly intends to eflablifh feveral gray • , and charitable inai:utions, which will eternise th 'happy and memorable era of our hiflory, and ma: his Mikity as much revered by future ages as he ' . i• i admired and beloved i n the p refent. At both Cats 1 *skies of the capital of his extenfive dominions, i . the Bois de Boulogne on one fide, and in the wee ' of Vincennes on the other, his Majetly will lay tl foundation, on the day of his coron-tion, of two e tenfive buildings, called imperial Napoleon Hoi I tals, where 10,000 perfans of both fixes, widov orphans, wounded military perfons, or decayed ci public funftionaries and their chilaren will find a col fortable retreat ; where youth will be educated a illitrUaCd. infirmities relieved, age fupported. a 1 the fee protefled. The Imperial Napoleon liolpi of the Bois de Boulogne will contain females, wit parents or rela:ivcs have ferved, (Offered, or wilt :n the cattle of the Revolution ; the Imperial Nal loon Hofpital of the Wood of Vincennes is dellii for perfons of the other fez, haying the fame clai from the fame caufe. All boys there will be e cated for the army, and promoted, when paft fill , to the rank of officers, in preference to other cow worst all girls, when at the fame age. may r) their hufbands, and will obtain a marriage portio roolbries( t 251.) That aged perfOns may he am •s wallas relieved, three times in the week the pla of the Emperor will reprefent fome pieces in f Hofpital of Bois de Boulogne, and thole of her tl 1 jelf the EV3prefs in that of the Wood of Vineen Twice in the year friar of barjr.7 and reward( of hit will be diltriboted, and the Emperor, the 1 . pick i er ionic Members the alift Imperial fa' la ill'ae prefult °adult g o ee f ' flues. gu A Macaw at I Dtrnii PAPERS. FRANCRIORT. OCT. 21.--00 infant the Eleflor Arch-Chancellor is expelled at YU:barren burgh, on his way to Paris, where his Highnefs has been invited by the Emperor of the French, to be patient at the Coronation ceremony. Not only the ifland of Peterawen, on the Rhine, but Coftheins and Carrel on the right bank of this river, if neceffary to complete the fortifications of Mentz, will be occupied by France. As the inhabitants of this city are accuftorned to fpeak with a great deal of freedom concerning fo reign politics, the Senate intends to publifh an ordi nance, prohibiting all political converfatinns, at [ leaf all thofe concerning France, and her new So vereign. The Eleftor of Wirtemberg has broken five of the Members of the Provincial States, and ordered them to be profecuted by the Tribunals, notwittillanding the remonftrances of the Committee of the Diet. Wawa*, OCT. I2.—A letter from the frontiers of Turkey Rates as a fee, that the Styrian infurgents have Cent four deputies to St. Peterfburgh, to de mand affiliance and proteaion from Roffia. The Kerfalens continue in the full fovereignty of Bel rack ; they have taken away the guard from the Pacha, and forced the perfons who compared it, to retire to Semeodria. When his Royal Highnefs the Archduke CHAILLIs arrived here yefterday, from Prague, the French Ambaffador CHAINFIGIIT was ready to leave this ca. pital ; but hearing of the expelled and immediate return of the Emperor, he determined to remain here, that he may, at his formal audience of leave, prefent the letters of congratulation to our Sovereign as Emperor of Anftria, from NAPOLEON I. MINTZ, Orr. 2 the ordinance of the Frank fort Senate, in which the inhabitants are warned from holding any converfations concerning politics, and not to publith any books or pamphlets concerning Foreign Governments; they are, at the fame time, prohibited to tale any lira or indwell/lore in mercantile or financial tranfattiont. eolith may bane for their object to favour fork Sons of Foreign Governments ar war be contrary to the hew of nations, and finally, all innkeepers and ;splice agents are to keep a good look out alter all ftiftettel perfons, intriguers, political fchemers, Sec. ITALY, OCT. I;.—Letters from the city of Na ples Rate, that the French troops in that part of Italy, who hitherto had been on this fide of the king- dom, had changed their pofition, and placed them- Selves on the coati oppofite the ifiand of Corfou. UTRECHT, OCT. 26.—The Batavian Ambaffa dor tithe Ottoman Porte, Baron DEDBEITOT DEN Gal ata, after paling Come days in the camp nrar Zeift, has fet out far Conftantinopk. The head quarters of General Maanorr will be during the winter in this city, though his Excellency will pars Come time at Amtlerdam. Next week the camp near Zeilt will break up, and the troops march for their winter cantonments. After the grand maw:cones in the camp of Zeilt were over left &today, General MAIMONT, as a proof of his fatisfaftion, ordered one day's pay tote diftributed, as a gratuity, among the troops. General MAIEMONT has placed military puns at a fbort diftance from each other, all along our coal, to prevent all communication with England.---- Utrecht Courant. NACOS, OCT. 28.—The day before yefterday, a courier arrived here from General Ni . -ARMONT, at the camp near &id, with difpatches for our Government, the Members of which immediately met, and conti nued to deliberate for feveral hours. It is fuppofed that thofe deliberations concerned the propofed change in our Diredory. Our Diretlors, HABILSOLTI and BILANTSEN. and the Secretary of State, VANDEItCOC3, have left this place. as Extreardinaty Amtsaffailars to BONAPARTi. They go by way of Bruffels to Paris. Citizen U. H. STYRENE is appointed Prefident of the Batavian Council of Naval Affairs, for this week. tool of the completion of his ambitionsviews, it is bat natural that he Mould with to have real humilia , ;-ti e d under the garb of apparent reverence. Cui nals,Bithops, and all the holt of protlituted unprinciFle d fycophants. are accordingly to march in the train of his Holinefs. If an appearance of magnificent re. ception can afford any gratification, the Pore's va. nity will be fufficientl) is u geJ. He will pars through crowds of devotees, all equally anxious to tellify their refpea to the thcceffor of St. Peter and the Founder cf the new Imperial Dynattr. Sober men will laugh at this abfurd pageantry, but they will cot forget at the fame time that when a nation has re. flounced its liberties, Tome thew mutt be kept up to banilh for a time the lots of the folid bleffings which have been thus inconfiderately renounced. The fame Rate of public opinion which could admit of the in , . troduaion of defpotifm, wakes to revive the pomp and ceremony effential to cover its final ellablifhment. . The French have coalesced to receive Bo AAAAA TB as their hereditary Sovereign, and if they think that ' the fplendour of a coronation can compenfate for the lofs of liberty, it is not an unreafonable indolgenceto let them fwallo w the poifon in the moil gilded form. Difpatches wire rent tall night. from the Secretary of State's Office. to Portfmouth, to be forwarded to Gibraltar and Malta. - - - Captain Mom's, the Commander of the Inners- TRIMBLE frigate, is arrived in town, and had yeller. day A long toterview with Lord MELvti.La at the Admiralty. Mr. Holm the Lord Advocate, it is raid, is to fucceed the late Sir Davin KAI as Lord jußice Clerk of Scotland. Sir jamas Mouvoom say is mentioned as the new Lord Advocate. - --- - Great preparations are making at Windfor Cagle for the reception of the Royal Family, where they are expelled to arrive on Friday evening. Two troops of the Oxford Blues are doing duty at Windfor The Staffordfhire Militia have returned to Wiudfur to do duty there - - - The Royal Lanatkfhire Militia, commanded by the Marquis of Palm La: have taken partition of the new barracks at Chelmsford, from Colchefter. The Loan MAVOII yeflerday ordered the price of bread to be raifed one laze, or two-pence in the peck loaf, to take place to-morrow ; the price of the quartern loaf of wheaten will then be 131 d. :and hotfehold r dd. ~ The accounts which have been received from Ire. land, Rating the country to be in a difturbed flate, are, we again repeat, very much exaggerated. Some diraffeeled perfons have been difcovered, and tome arreils have taken place.—A Dublin Paper, of the date of Oft. 25, received yellerday,frakmg of the ahn% arra., dates as follows Yefterday even. ing five poll-chaifes, with prifoners, Rrongly gun& ed, were britugia up to town, to the le, laid to he from the vicinity of Leitehlin.bridge, near the counties of Carlow and Kildare." Ceremonial of the interment of the late Ddke of IaVINSTFII. in the family vault, 21 the Abbey Church, of Kildare, in Ireland, on Thurfday, Od. af. OM+ The mournful procefflan began to wive from Car. ton at eight o'clock in the morning, it* the following order, viz.— Fight Pages on herfebaeki Bearing funeral Randarrb, with The Dukes Croft and Motto. " Nssi isesenow B. 1" His Grace's Ducal Cismairt borne on a adduct by his Gentleman on horfeback. The Duke's Hoer - - Caparifoned with Itlack velvet, richly trimmed with gold Ww and carrying the boots and (Fora. Four hundred of the Dube, Workmth, walking by fours, wll linen kart. a: .d hatbands. The HEAR it, covered with efcutebeons and armorial banners ei s Family, and containing the Body, in a Coffin covered with cring,,n velvet, emboffed with golden coronets and cyphers, dint interned co a plain plate of gold: " The Molt Noble Wl:attest " Duet or LEINSTER, Dmd soth OR. doe. Arid 56 per*, Sewn onnat, awl feria dor The Dutes Travelling Coach, drawn by io ‘ nr bodes, the blinds up. His Grace's Travelling Citadel, ditto. The State Coach, ditto. Mourning Coaches camping Chief Mourned. (All decorated with ekutchaons,) Vit. Mr. Henry. Sit Charles Refs, Earl of Leitrim, Mr. Hamittea, M. P. Mr. H. Hasnikon, Mr. French. Reverend Mr. Borman. The Duke's Chaplain. Other Mourning Coaches carrying Pall harem hart of Fingal. W. B. Pondeby, 1). B. Daly, Efq. Lord Deadly. Comte de Chabot!, Mr. NV. Brown, or Cattle Brown. The Coach of Lady St. George, Mother of the late Ducked; el Lcialter. Sit Mounting Coaches, with HonfehoW Dernellies. The Carriage, of the - EMI of iincol, and various other Noble's= and °catkins°, aatitontunt to fifty-fix. As the procetEon paned the avenue of May-north, one hundred and eighty Students of this Catholic College drew up in two rows, in their Academical drefres; and when the body had palled through them, walked in the rear, two miles, two by two. Whea the proceffion reached the Omagh of Kildare, itwaa joined by three hundred of his Grace's tenantry, and AS many other yeomen and tradcfmen on horfebacks all weaving white fcarfs and hatbands. The whole proceeding thence in great folemnity to the Old Abbey Church at Kildare, where the remains of toe late Duke of Lei , after the ufual Church Ser vice was performed by the Reitor, were finally &pa tited in the ancient family vault, exattly at half after fiur o'clock P. M. :finial! the unfeigned forrowinge of thoufands of fpeaators. The bells of the Catba dr al of Chrill Church. Dublin, were chimed, sad fled, night and d.ty, WI the interment was over. The watchmen's km:horns which have laid) made fuch a Lltw-mp in Lifle.ttreet, have beta aic by the fair fee of that quarter, Catamareas. • • Yeflerday at Mariborimgh-greet two of the Papaw Sllierbcd. who recently fled from their refidence tet Lille-areet, were charged by their late MO with an airsult. The impures in their flight had left behind Dublin - Vi'atei ford LONDON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3t. . PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK; 0 , 01 . 6 . , h .. moo, y S at .—ditto, lot arc. 57t: Reduced 56H—Omnlion PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock dui i6s India Stork t77i pee C. Bad. Ann. 3613 Irilb 3 par Cent 841 3 per Cent. Conf. 57ii. Esrbeq. &Vs as. 411'. par 4 per Cent. 721i1; Onentuni 3 per Cent. Navy got Confols for ace. 140 s per Cent. 1797, 97* 9Si fpm Cent. to be paid AP. 994 99 Long Ara.l6 a 1-16 i After oar paper was at prefs yelkerday, we received another day's French journals. Dutch papers to the 19th alto came to hand, from which we have given Tome egtraEts in a preceding column. • According to private accounts, the intereourfe bets►een this country and Hollabd may be confidered as doled, &vend of out Merchants having received notice to (hip no more goods for the Dutch ports, as a general declaration has been iffued, that all velTels, and their cargoes, will be confifcated, which have not been cleared out from a neutral port, and furnifhed with certificates from the French Conful refident there. Thus it appears that the Corfican, not content with the long faits of Opprefflons which he has I.tvifbed upon the Batavian people, at length deftroys the very means by which they were enabled to continue, in any degree, the fupplies demanded of them by the greedy exchequer of France. The objeft of this cruel policy, if policy it may be called, is to firike a blow at the trade of this country : but he will, we troll, always find, as he has hitherto done, that Britifb commerce defies his power, and that no mounds he can emit will lop its courfe, and prevent its commu• nication with every part of Europe. The retinue with which the Pope is to he nu m:. panied in his trait to Paris may help to veil the ab. jea foleosnity which he is defined to perform, and to revive roma appearance of that reverence fur Papal Dignity which has long fine been defiroyed. The iobjea of BOMAPAR TR being to treader the Pop: tho ~i 0 sell the ab au au it . a 11C unpurcs in [new mane nag len ovum. .I 1 rform, and to them a quantity of pawnbrokers' tickets, which was i t is w i t h infi k ise pleafore we hear that Mrs. Rosser- fquadron fell in with aci fail of armed made ufe of by the vigilant overran. On hearing ibis s and our language Ma Deers reicueu, anal peen ocitro". ~,7 ~, ..,,,,,,, , ~,.. ..„. . ~, 5 nee fur Papal bound from L'Or wit. to Brell, four of vs no lack of Auk was wanting on the part of the La- base no doubt of Lincoln Cinderella being um- Iroyed. The dies, who, after reproviog their Matron feverely,coro- we captured and deltroyed, after taking out ti verfally adopted through the couotry." the Pop: )ho a:acted an aiault. They were ordered to and bail. 6sonlaPhiaesa:aidienisiaany applications fur her mete ,/,.? me, . IP SPORTING 'INTELLIGENCE►. NEW/MARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUGHTON MEETING. TUESDAY, OCIOBER. 30. Plfty Pounds for s yr dds, carrying a (mbar, 3 yrs 041, Vt. sib. 4yr olds, Bft. 91b. s Tn obis. yft. 31b. 6 yr olds, 91t. 71b. add aged 9R. sofb. Lift three mites of B. C. Mr F, Standith's b. h. Dusbory. g yrs old - x Ihir.*ardefl's br. c. Capin, by Overtots, a ere old - Ur. Waftell's ts. f- Lumbago. 3 yrs old - - - 3 Mr. Howarth's b. b. Harefoot, c yrs 0111/ - 4 gdas of 'a b. a. by Moostock, 3 yrm old - 5 Lord Gro valor's b. f. Addl. by Sir Peter, 3 yrs old - 6 Captain Won's b. e. Euphrates. by Lord Heath(sld'► Ara bian. dam bg WoodPfarr. 4 Ws old 7 Mr. Danis Radeltfres gr. f. Nitre, 4 yrs old • - 8 Froglees gr. h. Stu - ding, by cygnet. 4 yrs 01l • dr ettiral Grafrenor's b. G Two Sborq 3 yrs old - - dr Rae to a agit. Dtsburr.•lo tot agik.Capias—.3 to t ye. I In ing/0.4m t sift. Harefooty to t stil. Duke of Qyeerifberr y e. Sir). Shelley 's e. Little Franky, by Lbp. (bought of Mr. Nor they) bete (knead Grofeenorl b. c. by Bossard, out of Lady lane. SR. 31b. cub. Two ye Ad C. wogs b. ft...—Fiye to a agft. Little Freaky. , Mr. Wilfas s Lesson, glt. bear Duke of Graftoo's Panful. Sit. :lb Loft ebrrernlisoli B. C. tongs-4 to t set. 14512001. Mr. Watfon's Sariel, Itt.beat Mr. Witfoe'S ninety, soft. Firft half Ab. M. seas.—Sts ova. Sorrel Lard Soekvilles c. by oa, oft. 711 b. agli. Mr. Oalwt7's e. by Tram Woodpecker, . 131 A. Two yr old C. asp. Dead beat;rlFlye to a so Lard Sackvilles e. Lord Polcy's Casale Abtoluee, s yrs rid, aalt. Mr. Hamel Sir Harry Dimfdale,.4 yrs old, Wt. sib. welt. D. I. 'cop. h. ft. Or by Cadent. Lard Sackatiles WWI*, El rec. from Mr. Watfoa's Tram booc, ILL alb. Acids the flee. scogs. RuT4L FAMILr. WRIIIIOUTH OeTO5llll. 59. ---Yeßerday the infant , daughter of E arl PouLaT was baptized Aucuszi 1 , it was honoured with the Princeffes AUGUSTA and MARY Rending Godmothers. All the Royal Family I Were prefent at the ceremony. In the evening the Royal Family honoured the Looms at the Grand Hotel with their pretence. this morning every preparation was made for the departure of the Royal Family at eight o'clock ; and his Mature and all the Family were ready me/1y at the rinse. Their Mararriss carriage was drawn by four white Hanoverian honks I the Princeffes AUGUSTA, ELIRAIRTII. and SOPIIIA, followed in a carriage and four; Princeffes Maar and AMELIA, attended by Ladies WI and TIMMS / followed; the Doke of CABIRRIDGE, accompanied by his Aid. tht-Camps, took another road, and went by Ware ham, which is cnnfiderably nearer than the road taken. by their Majtsitas. His Royal Highnefs breakfaßed at the New Inn, at Wintbourne, and pro- eeeded from thence to Cuffnclls. The Duke and 7rincefs SOYMIA of Glouceller followed their Ma- Jamas and Princefes, in their own carriage. At the departure of the Royal Family, the Somerfetfltiee Militia were drawn up in front of the Lodge, corn- Mended by Lord Mayon, and the whole prefented inns on their coming out. All the fbips in the port fired a royal faluze, which was anfwered by thofe in Portland Maud. The Legion at the Barracks were likewife trader arms. A party of the Hanoverian Legion dinned the Royal Family to Dorchetter.— As the Royal Cavalcade were proceeding on their *ay a few miles beyond Blandford, the pole of the Priaceires' carriage broke, which detained them half an hour later than the tea of the Royal Family. The prominent arrived at the feat of Mr. DRAY Gaosv E nna, at Cruzfield Park, about eleven o'clock. Their approach was announced by the difcharge of z t guns from the front of the houfe. The Volunteers of the seirhbrourhond at ten de d . After breakfaß, the Royal. FAMILY proceeded to Winbourn, where they changed horfes and went on to Ringwood, where they again changed hot les, and arrived at Cufnells, the feat of Mr. Ross, loon after four o'clock. In every town through which the ROYAL FAMILY paired, the Volunteer had affembled from confiderable dißances ; the windows and tops of houfes were crowded beyond defcriptinn, and no. thing could he more gratifying to the Royal mind than the effufions of loyalty, and demoniirations of attachment, which were exhibited by all ranks and defcriptiotte of people. On Sunday morning a very heavy butcher, re- riding near Honey-lane Market, weighing flamers [tone, undertook, for a wager to walk ten miles on • the Barnet road, in two hours, which, to the aßo niflunent of many friends, he aftually performed in one hour and forty-line minutes. Confiderable fumt were pending. Estra& of a letter from Cambridge.—" The Nor wich Company tidied one of the molt fuccefsful lea foes they ever had here, with great credit to them /elves and fatisfaCtion to the public. The judiniou, changes the Company has undergone, by throwing the bufinefs into different chancel,, have givenirooin for the difplay of talents, we did not know le of our old friends poireffed. Fim I T Z CFRALD. BENNLTT, and HOLLIDAY ' have encreafed their celebrity by giving that efre Et to charafters, which the Author want, and which eve kfire had no ronctinion of. Mr. Norms is one of the greated acquifitions the company ever had; his performance of 011apod, Capt. Bertram, and Triangle, is the belt we ever law here. And that enchz.ifing little *eras Mrs. BIAMWSLL, delighted us not only by the elesiant and eafy manner in which file played Lady Bell,Uidow Cheerly, Little Pickle, the Romp. &c. but by her melodious voice, correa, and fcientilic manner of fingiiig." A Letter from Lincoln, dated October ay, fags: * 1 Our Theatre doles for the feafonon Friday next, which is announced for the benefit of Mrs. T. Ro 'versos, whole night is univerfally an overflow. — The merit of this lady bas long been the chief orna ment and fupport of our Theatre; as exclufive of her perf.'nal exertions, her talk for the arts gives a cor refiners in the air ingement of 'Cowry and coflume, rarely feat in a mint) y Theatre. For the gratifica tion we have received in the introdation of her charming m dram: of the popi.lir Rory of Ginderclk, too much entire cannot be given. The unequal talk of attempting to exprefs, ir. aaitin, the fentiments and parsons of the mind, is felt even in a London Thea tre, where the aid of the moll &tither , mallets in the mimic art are brought forward ; what (hen mull be the fate of Ciarlorgi in the country ?—difappointment sad oblivi. . From this fate one of the prettier& ample ar-' ir language has been refitted. and NAUTICAL INTBLLIC'ENCE.. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wlnd S W. All. DR. 0 1 I Hamburgis 1 4 I Lilian •Rt. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, OCTOBER ADMIRALTY OFFICR, OCTOORR Copy of a Letter from Captalo RATHOORNIC, of Ms M amp I'M SANTA MARG ARITA , to WILLIAM. MARAOR dated in Plymouth Sound, the alias inft. Sir—l have the honour to enclofe you cop two letters I have tranfmitted to the Howl! Admiral COLNWALLIS, and have brought in 6 loners that belonged to the gun velTels captor the DisearcH the morning of the sgth init. ant fallen in with the Conqy Ear, or would brought in the prifoners taken by her. I am, (Signed)) WILSON IATIIIIOI His Majcav'sthili jAIIITA MARGARITA, dr Union!, ( __ Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, tl day light yeaerday morning, being in comparr the HAzAan, I was joined by the DISPATCH had feparated from me in a fhort gale) an French gun vefrels out of four, captured the ing before. For the particulars of shich I beg to refer to Captain HAT/Ames letter. I cool . ' fortunate the vac's taken by the DISPATCH w aroyed, as it was hardly poffible fuch vele though new and very line of the fort) coiN been kept above water in fuch weather as we h night and this morning. I am, &c. (Signs WILSON ILATIISOI Hu Ylajefty's [loop DI /PATCH. Odd Sir—T beg to inform you, that, on the mon the 24th inn. at daylight, Point du Raz b N. E. diltant five or fix leagues, I dircovere Rrange fail on the weather bow, to which chafe ; and about eight A. Id came up wi &moon, who &tick, gave the brig a lift up wind, dropped the jolly boat to take poireMot continued after the other, whom we captured nine. They proved to be two national gnn Nns. 343, and 353, armed with two brafs gun 32 and one 6 pounder, and twenty foldiers cad Odierne bound to Breit, but had been blown land the day before. About one the Co,. joined us, and then after we ditkovered two iv them ; fent the Costvasr after one, and ma after the other. At three came up with her he proved to be a gun rad, No. 371, arme one brafs 32 and one 6-pounder, and 22 folc Not thinking them fafe to fend to England, fore took the grins out and funk them. Ihs honour to be, &c. (Signed) /DK. nawi Faisal/Tn. (krona ift.=—Arrived the FREIC“, from Liverpool, to wait convoy for the Union, Ttaaatrx,r. with Alb from PRI for Venice ; the Sparta brig San Jofef, Cal tiara, from Antwerp, Taft from Cowes, for the American brig Hartonin, Captain RAWLI Landoi, for the Mediterranean ; the Spani Noftra Senora Antigua y Animas Yal, GAANIADE, from Cherburth, fur St. Sehaltir the Hamburgh brig Joiffrow Gartrude. B from Bourdeanz for Tonningen, w lots of her fails ; the Cu ARV/Z a armed fhip of guns, from the coaft of France, driven off wrong gales which have prevailed from the fa fouth weft for thefe three days pall. Laft blew a very arcing gale at S. E. and contin noon of this day ; and although a great nut veffels are in the harbour and roads, none received the lead injury. The alai& brig Captain Poo zson. which failed hence on T IA with fills for the Mediterranean, put bac] day with the lots of her main malt. Sai Eaglefbafh, COURTNEY, for London ; Anna, for ditto ;—Flora, LORD, for Southamptot the Branehley, jamas, for Portfmouth. the brig London, Maur, with 6th for th terranean. Wind moderate this evening and PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 29.--Came in the f, Eaft Indiamen from Bengal, laden with cargoes for London, viz. The Lear Curt. Captain EDOIEADBB EUROPA, Captain G and the Pa Irma, Captain Sruaaoca : th from Bengal ti-e 3d of April; arrived at St the 14th of Augull, and failed again from tt 12th of September tall they had no con put in here by the violent gale of yefterday, The LADY CAST AAAAA CH was very near beii off the Ramfhead, a little to the weftwar Sound. There (hips left at Bengal the ' packet, where (he was detained. but cape& daily with difpatehes for England; and it is that (he will bi ing the final account of the ditlurbances, which have terminated fo far of the Erglifb, that they had taken t6o cannon, &c. and were joined by feveral of t Prances. On the aoth of (Moller, thefe (hips American fchomer, which had been boar French I: igate, of 44 guns, cruizing under S loons, between Madeira and the Bland of S • Ilse had not made any prizes.—Came in tt MARGARETTA, 440 guns,Capt. RAT mitosis a Coalt of France, ssith 64 French prifonera guns and (toms of a French gun-brig, ss been dearoyed by the DIE►ATCH, of I S g