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FR.4IVCE. PARIS, SEP ITMBER 26. The college of the provincial deputation in Hano ver has. in return for his pevernal government in this Eldlorate, prefented his Excellency the Field Mar tha' Bs sortnorr t, with a magnificent cal rine, drawn •by fix beautiful Engla bay hones. On the doors are painted two field mirth:ifs staffs, fur mount ed with crowns of laurel, under which are the let ters M. B. Thiscarriage is richly gilt, and highly finithed by an Englifh coach-maker, fettled in the capital of Hanover fur near twenty years. Nothing can be:ter cunvinc: all Europe of the falfehoods .in the Englith, and afterwards copied into other pa pers, of the pretended extortions and oppreffions of our commanders in Hanovcf, and of the difcnntent merit and mitery of the people, than this free prcfent. —l7orrnal des Dtfinfethu. The tribunal of Friburgh, in Switzerland, has itely condemned three blafphemers to have their rogues pierced with red hot irons ; but the tribu- I of appeal, after three days violent difenflion, anged the punithment into an wangle honorable be e the principal door of the Cathedral, which calif a great coneourfe of people ; and the criminals indebted to the protection of the military forces e, that they were not torn to piece by the zea and devotees ; hypocrites Who, force years ago, forernoll in profecuting the clergy and demolith %urches. The blafphemers were dretled in red with lighted torches in their hands, and pa. outlets on their heads, with tie infcriptiun, 'Pulsates." They continued upon their knees as the mafs was celebrating, and afterwards 'emitted to enter the Cathedral, where, after opriate Cthortation, and a promife never to , they obtained their abfolthion. They fccm. repentant. • • .jelly the Emperor has approved at Aix la the Senate, Confultrat, which extends to the ad t 4, the determination in the Sersaisu.Coa et 26th Vendemiaire (year t I ), fufpsnding, st and fa, that part of the contlitution, to funaions of conaitutional tribunals, utional jury, in the departments of Cotes arbihan, Vauclufe, Bouchcs du Rhone, es Alpes, Golo; Lianwsne, Po, Doire, Marengo, and Tanaro. In all thefe tottvithtlanding the aftivity and feve ial military tribunals, and the vigilance te igen& and ditaffeCted continue to sic tranquillity by plundering the pub fultipg the public funEtionatiea and final property ; by perfecuting the efts, , and concealing confcripth or defections. henna mention, that the Emperor rders for the breaking up of the 1, and that its commander * the la Tout, has been appointed to of nbfervation on the frontiers cf fitting of twenty ore battalions ..nty-tour fquadrons of cavalry, train of artillery.—La Clef du •ror's at chi tea, has &Signed the 'a coronation carriage, and it is lireEtii.n and infpettion of hit tr of the I-We, General CE U. Iys daily forty-four different !TS, painters, gilder:, &c. nee. and Arts at Grenoble ir finding out the body of 1 the Lbeetafier fans ter a ed to ere& a beautiful mo ,e memory of this hero. Emptets, during their jour erttnents, make ufe of no iron, carried with them, ECY, in the Rue St. An bed may be fet up and • weight is only feven hnef Plince Louis, at s by Boulogne, sleeps in Ty. Their niechanifm atily be taken to pieces more fpace 01.111 an [Ain them. Five ini s put .11e pieces tone- M. SenaeY 'em many, when era : duty as was eharg he German Siive ;tv, the remains of The free Imperi al e “ampic of Coe s pertimal tax on -ver, not yet per els of that city, lion as it is dal k. sr and Eraprefs hf Bavaria had levet al times. lOW, that the married to a ;, and ion-in (add confer, and oldeft Europe.— ate, but he ch, but cf LLFE. El 04Lk5, A ermidion See. on the om S'. 't Ltif ich co nelhe- ar ',hoot hl to Vats bd .lg, of If have paid fn lihenny thole, who have procured them this pleafiire, that they are now ereffing a wnoden theatre at the own expellee. The Chief of Brigade, BAVA Mots, has hired a (mall garden, which he has named Frefeati, where the Tathionable meet after dark, to drink lemonade, wines, and liqueurs to walk, and fo!netitnes to dance. The Chief Of Bat talion, Rov a at, keeps in the fame garden a Pharaoh hank, and a hank of rouse and noir, befides a birmbi and a roulet, which often lighten the pockets of the Spanith beaux and belles, in the manner our banks do at Paris, &c.—(Friiiat Nantaile.) PRIVATE LETTER, PARTS, SEPT. 26. While you are hilly in England, (peculating upon the dettination of our expeditions and armaments from Brea, Rochefort, and T-ulon ; while you are fending them fornetimes to Sicily and Sardinia, 'and fometimes to Ireland or Egypt ; the general opinion in our political carries is, that of the three of thefe fqnadrons that have land troops on boas* two are degined for the Brazils, one direaly, and the other after it has, on its paff:tge, placed a garrifon in the ifland of Madeira. Every one, who pretends to any knowledge of what is palling in the political world, alfeits as certain, that the Courts of St. Cloud, Ma drid, and Lilbon, pet teal) , underhand each other, and that before Las tiss left Portugal and Bovailosvmx, quitted Spain, every thing was fettled between thefe three Powers, with regard to naval and military rue- Conrs ; pecuniary contributions, or territorial ocen. pations. Before BoSAPARTI quitted Aii.l2-Chaßellei he held a Council of Military Officers.tind difpatched orders to Boulogne, Bell, and Taoism. to ham. as it is fupistifeel,the execution of his meditated plan of invaGon. Letters recently received from the wellan and fon•hern coats, do not mention any extraordi nary aftivity in thefe fere:al ports; nor contain any account of the failing of any graet or flotilla. That every preparation, however. is made for the purpofe, is evident, as even the heavy at tillery from Befancon, Metx, And Luxembourg. has been lent with extraor dinary expedition to the camps upon the coah ; and, within thee ten days, upwards of t6OO ammunition waggons and caiffons have paged through this capital for the fame deflination. Yellerclay, general MU tar t ' the Governor of Paris, publiffied, by beat of drum, an order to all officers belonging to the reginaents of the Army of England, now abfent upon leave, to join their refpeßive corps, before the 4th Vendemiaire, year Is, (she 26th irritant), under pain dining pu nghed as deferters. Even Officers, who are Members of the Legit] ttive Body, and'of the Tribitnate, are not excepted from , the. operation of this order. Many here are weak enough to believe, that Bo AAAAA va relies more upon his ferret adherents in England, than upon his army And armada from Fiance ; although every public and private information from England, thews the fallacy of (itch an expellation. liAMBURuH MAIL. BERLIN, Serr. 22.—Our Journals contain the following article, from an authentic communication, dated Warlaw, Sept. S. Immediately after the firtl notification that an information had been given by the billiard table keeper, Coulon, relative to a plot for poifoning the Count De Lists, orders were fent down fro* Berlin to the Government here, to inquire into t Arai! with a ll poffible Ilrianers, in order that if the infor mations were well founded, thole concerned in Inch a defign might be punifhed with the utmoft rigour of the law, or it it were falfe, and a mere intrigue, the authors of the fiaion,aad parfcolarly Coulon, might in like manner receive punithinent. This inquiry, lime Coulon and his wife have been apprehended, is now carrying on with the utmoll aElivity and care ; and from the refult hitherto,-it may with certainty be declared, that the whole plot of poifoning is a mere invention, and that in particular the French Commercial Agent, Boyce, who has remained for tome time at Warfaw„ and whole name has been comprontifed both in the information' f Coulnn and in the Public Journals, was not in the lead concerned in the affair." VIENNA, SEPT. IS.—The homage or acknowledg ment of 'lie Hereditary ',opera it dignity of Atilltaa is now fixed for the t t• of November neer, on which day his Imperial faltr3ellv, accompanied by the Great Ofilcers of Sot:, and his whole COME, will go to the Cathodr.ll Cl,ateli of St. Stephen, to hear high Mali and a ?e ./),..,•rt. The Grand ithstfinti of the Count liaq, in confequence, lent a circular Letter to all the Privy Councillors and Chamberlains, requefl ing their pi efence at this folemoity, and that they will all nin inc Ploceffurn, in their lfate-coaches, drawn b.; fir !tonics each. A foperb watch, with a chain let with biilliants, a rig 11 necklace, and a dia dem of di-to-lends, are preraiiry, as prefents for the Lady of the French Aoba;Tador, CHAMPAIIIIT, and her Son, to whom the Etapepor flood godfather. A Tr Drum has already been performed at Infprock, on account of the affomptii)n of the Imperial Heredi tary dignity for Auttrio. A camp of 14,833 Bava rian troops is fornlior, near Munich. Hatli , VEß SEPT. 2 3.—For Pone days all the Le gionaries of Honour of the French army (till remain in4 here, have lnren fuceeffively arriving, and will to day receive ore the ?otacle, from the hands of his Es. celicncy, the Mai that of the Empire, BERNADOTTE, the decorations of the Legion of Honour. The pre foliation of them will he made with much ceremony, and followed by a variety of entertainments. The number of Leirjonatics of Honour, who will to day receive the crols of the order, inclufive of the Gene rals. is laid to be ec.9 officers, and above too privates and fubalrerns. The loan granted by the Imperial city of Bremen amounts to 25-.),ocia six dollars, and it, to be paid in three iliflalnylits of too,ooo sod 75,000 'lle find itotalment is used fir the t(t of oSober. WErzass, Styr. 18.—The reigning Prince of Osorie.r. caret yetterday from Oranientlein to Co v, to wait the arrival of the I tench Emperor. —The l'refea of C.oblentz, is a near relation of the Errirrets. The ceeen Dowager of Paussi» is gone from Baden by way or Carib ithe Harlan and Carlo. Tl.e Aultrion Envoy, M. von SC ,, It %UT, who Las • arrived :it Sititt,/ard, has it in comm'ffion to negoci . otc an accommodation between the Lleaor and the Stetes. 5TR•1.21./NE I ...iIPT. fh Mn;:nies are Ci:l c, u d tht time ct Ulm dcpAtLurc fot 6wet!cu r. nut ytt known. MAL.lca, Ave. 29.—There now unhapplly re 'mainsno doubt that the epidemic diforder which rages here is the fevers svithirx the laR fortnight it has been more thttri:Etive than it was lalt year, and in the last week there have been days on which two hundred, and even as many as two hundred and fe venty-fix perfons hxve dked in a day, a number which is,the more confidcrahle, as nearly two-thirds a the inhabitants have left the city. - - AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 21.—The Trench and Bra bant letters of the eSth intl. fay, that a (imp of from 12 to 15,000 men will be formed near Mentz, to manauvre before the Emperor. There is talk of a Congrefs meeting. The Cotnniitraty Ordonnateur, and Chief of the Camp at Bruges, has fent orders to the Prefetts of the Departments of thy Lys, Scheldt, &c. to take care that the maga zinc. are fupplied with every neceffar y. Letters from St. Martin and St. Eutiatia Hate, that ;n Englifh (hip, bound from Jamaica to London, had been carried in there and fold: (he had on board 350 barrels of Domingo coffee, Campeachy wood, rum, mahogany, Sze. A notice has beets publithed at Braila, that the regifte-s for the military recruting of the t3th year are open. All young men, bon: between the a4th of September 1783, and the 23d of September t 784. are called upon to enter their names, No petfon of this age, even though ruptured, muff otmt giving in his name, his parents, and the magiftrates of the dif- Wets are made refponfible. The ad battalion of the t 1 :tit regiment of tnfantry, which was in garrifon in the cackle of Antwerp, has, with the 112 battalion of the fame regiment, marched to Cherbourg, to fetve in the army of the grand expedition. Hanoi, &PT. 22.—The Roman Imperial Envoy, Baron Flu., had loft Friday a formal conference with the Dirchory, at which he delivered his creden tials as Minifterlor the Emperor of Auftria, and re• ceived the congratulations of the Minifier for Foreign Affairs upon the occafion. The Ambalfador SCHIMMILPCNNINCI: remained but a flsort time at Cologne with the French Empe ror, and on the tBth returned hither by the way of Nimeguen, On the :9th be had a conference with the Direltory, and the Miniller for Foreign Affairs, Vannsa Goss, after the breaking up of which the latter fent off a courier to the French blinitter Tao.- I a-sram, at Mentz, where the French Ansbaffador' EssionviLis will likewife be, having followed the, Emperor from Cologne. Of the cibjea of this con ference nothing is yet known ; there Is reafon, how ever, to believe, that the negotiation relative to the indemnification of the Prince of Oaang v in our Re public is again.fet on foot. Citizen SCI4I3.I44ELPSII - I lICK wilt foon go from hence to Mentz, in order, after having received new infirualons, to rcc =mem the negociatitio with the Plenipotentiarie. of the Prince of O;aaca, under the aufpices of. France. ST. PeTte,IIIKIRCH, SIFT. part of our fleet, go hoard of which was the Minitter of Marine, Vice Admiral FOCNITSCHICOFF and bis Lady, has re turned to Cronßadt, after having rode out the wits lent norm of the ad ins. which laid the lower part of this city under water. Another divition of that fleet has, it is well known, failed lot the North Sea. Glues, SEPT. 2.—The eight perfons who were arrelled nn the 26th of August. are ilia in priinn ; it is now known that they endeavnured to excite dif turbanees on account of a frnced loan, and a new tar. The report that the Englilh have bombard ed Algiers is revived, but as yet requires confirma• tion. ROllll. SEPT. 7.—His Holiners has eureffed his entire acquiefcence in the affiimpiiiin of the Impel ial Emperor of Atifiria by his Roman Imperial Majeli}•. and immediately upon receiving the notifiel tion of this event, difpatchcd his Nuncio co Vienna with new credentials. Madame BONAPARTE, the Mother of NistoLsos, the Emperor, hat. Ir.turned from Lucca. The principal point of the negociation entered into by the Pore 'with the Emperor of tile French, relative to his j turney to Paris, are now known.— fiolinefs had withed that the Emperor NA rnLE(94, at his Coronatim, fhnuld declare d.c Cath*.lic reli• gion the prevailing religion in France, and that he thould (ilk,: the fame oath with r:lpen to the rigktc of the head GI the church, and the eflablifhed reli bion, which was taken by the former Kingi or France, at their csitranc,.: on the Government. LONDON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER s. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Cuntol. money 361—for ace. $ 7-omoluin 6 prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock (hut India Stock 1764 3 per ecnt. Red Ann. (hut India Bond.. t. a 51. dif. 3 per Cent. Cou( 37 564 57 Imp. 3 per Ct. 5411 4 per Cent. 'hut Imp Ann. 9! ty•t6 Excheq. Hilts, 11.• as. di. I per Cent. Navy 89 i 89H 5 per Cent. I 797, (hut Omnium 6 prem. Long Ann. (hut Enplifts 'rickets. 191. rte. Short Ann. (hut Confols for ace. 37! 37! Laa night arrived the Hamburgh Mail, due on Sunday. The articles which it furniates will be found in the preceding columns. This morning art ived a mail from Lifbon, brought to Falmouth, in the DIANA packet, in 13 days pattage. By the Krar man of war, arrived at Portfmouth from the Mediterranean, we learn, that the deflruc tive difeafe which has fo long made its tavages in Malaga, has now reached Cadiz: Its &It appearance was on the 2d of September, and on the ph, when the KENT failed from that place, upwards of zoo perfons were (aid to have become infefted wi:h it.— Every precaution has been taken to flop is propel's, and foldiers were placed before the houses of the In. feaed inhabitants, to prevent any communication.— It is conieaured that this difeafe r.. 3 brought into Cadiz. Ity fevcral of the inhabitants of Malaga, who lett that place immediately after the fecond (hock of an earthquake was felt there. Our accounts from 7\1.113r.A are up to the 25th of Anglia indrifive, at which ,irre the fever was then raging with great vio lence. On the tOth, t7tli, and IS.], t:,c .;:adts aia.runted to upwards of 135 paft.a.s. Rordt, FAMILr. War mourn, OEt. 3.—Laft night the Royal Fa. mily attended the Theatre ; the performance.; were, TLe lt'cn.4•r, and 'Wing the Wind i which went „ a highly to the fatibfaaiuo of their Majeities and a crowded audience. _ _ Early this morning his MAJESTY infpeaed the Ger man Legion; and after hreakfaft the whole of the Royal Family, accompanied by nearly the entire of the beauty and fafhiop of the place, made an aqua tic excurfion on board the Royal Sovereign yacht. Yellerdsy the Houk of Lords met, pit& da. and their next .meeting was prorogued by Lomminion until the 27th of November. The LORD CHAWCFL Loa, Lords HAWRASSURR and Est.owsnitoucm, far as Coromblioners in the name of the KING. Yellen'? y difpatches were received from Admiral Cosy wAssis, off Brett, dated the aBth alt. The) were brought by the VT 1 , , 0174 guns, arrived at Kynaouth ; and Rate the harbour ofitochefort to be clofely watched for the purpofe of preventing any gun boats from entering that port. YellerdAy a Board was hold at the Admiralty, for the examination of difabled fearrien and marines, foi admi Ilion into Greensick Hofpital. The contract for Applying the Navy with frith proviiions, was yetterday taken by Wins. B iccs, Buzeowss, and CANNING. The quantity contracted Ir.r is comparatively much linaller than *foal, being fly goo° tierces of pork, and 60c0 tierces of beef. The c...mpetitors were very nume• roue. Among them were Mellis. Aldermen FLOW. ER, ROWCROFT. JORDAN and &UAW t J. GAMIN and CO. j THORNTON and Btittartura, The price taken is fuppofed to be low. The Confervator Eflabliffinsent of Dublin has un dergone a modification, by order of Government. Inflead of fifty difirieli, the whole are now coroprif ed into twenty.one, which will be a laving of twenty, nine clerks, and the ♦ent of as many offices ; this alteration is only for fix months, a new Bill being in contemplation, to be brought forward early in the next meeting of Parliament, relative to the gover- nance of that city. The Right Hon. GIORGI Ross is returned to fent for the Borough of Chritichurch. We are autiorifed totoatraft a paragraph copied from the 'stench into tome of the Englifh newfpapers, in which it is Rated that Sir JAM 11 CIAOFORD broke ha parole in quitting France. It is impolfible, at prefent, to lay before the isublie The cirennallances of this Gentleman's departure from- that country, in which be was treated with osscomnion rigour. Suffice it, therefore, in the mean time to fay, 0* hit was we band dy day ti ohaleow se rowan is it. ELICTION roe LORD MATOR.•—At the clofe Of the poll at Guildhall yeilerday the numbers Rood as fol• tow : For Aidarinse Perebar4 • • 1196 Mantuan Sbaw • • 243$ Al4cresfte Flower - • _6O The Duke of Oat tans, Dnke de MO $llll, Count Beauro Lets, And tome other Gentlemen, left Brighton 1.411 v. t_ic, on a vifit to the French Coaft. Fhey were driven by contrary winds clofe under Bowlogue, batteries of which filed at them, and the fkot and firefly fell in abundance around the vet: lel. Fortunately, howevet.thet got off without expe riencing any injur.. and fleeted for DOngenefs, where they laudtd in iafety, proteeded to London. There Lre54,000 difciplined foldiers. regulars and militia, within the Kent and Suffer didrias. Mar tell° towers arc ereding on every point. of the cu 4 here they can be of lervice. The Dutch have made a prnpoUtion to our Go• vernment for an exchange of prifoners. Pisar►o, and The Workbag Day, were performed laft night at Drury Lane. Mr. Rsvmorto (Whined the part of Rolla, with luccef, Mrs. josostes Lady t.ontli, i the Afterpiece, as utual, enraptured the audience.—Her Fong was given with the mull mot fite fweetnefs and delicacy. The 141 of the frith Bards, named Hennefy, a ve nerable old ice', shove 70, relides at Dundalk, in the North of Ireland. He is blind ; and upon the old national inftrument, the Irifh harp, he is juilly elteemed as the Orpheus of the country. He has fublifted for many years upon the generofity of his occafional vifitants. Two tradefmcn in Shadwell, admirers of one and the fame Lady, both candidates for her favour, and jealouq, of courfe, refolved, Lin week, to decide their quarrel with fword 'and viol, in Stepney Fields, near the Ben Johnfon's Fkad. The challenge, how. ever, having tranfpired, a party of constables from the Police Office, Shadwell, took the amorous heroes into custody, and they were bound over to kelp the peace. In a garden in the Mill-hill of Muffe'burgh, belong ing to Mr. Rouser isiois, vintner there, n an apple tree with three different crops f f,uit this feafon— One fully ripe, thc fccon,.l as large as walnuts, and the. third in blotThm. On Saturday the 2:d ult. there was dug tip in a field At Leonard's HAli, near Perth, a pottatoe of the eariy Champaign kind, ueighing no lefs than 2 5 1 ounces. At the fame root their were a great num ber betides, fume of th:ta nut lefs than nine or ten ounces. The hop-grritind. of Siiffex, we believe, were never known to be more proditelive than at the prefeni fon. Their general growth is etlimated at alvoa two cwt. per hill, whidi is double wha: is deemed a fair average crop. The weather has been ertiemily favourable to tl.e picking, which the prefent week will complete. They ate for the moil part of excel• lent quality, h lying ertiiely cfcaprd the mildew. which we iincl.,r,Luid has been more ur leis injurious to the crops in Kent. At Jeillitegh fair on Tnefday ft.'nnight, there was a middling K .,od flinv of black cattle, there were, however, but few fouth country buyers, and conies quently a dull ft:e , good lit bri uAllt A tolerable price, but lean anJ ynunm. cattle w• re bought very e,tinfiable, anJ many went out the fair uniHd. The tup fair At } la,* ick nn Saturday fc'nnight WU uncontrnr.nly full, and a rester variety than ufaal. A gnnd number were 1 . 61 d, but mr.re remained unfold fornt S,.uth Downs letched rei;•:Uable prim., that kind cutnirqg nun: int. requelt. con tio. on] be: rif of ba