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17.1 L r. • ! Genoa, A s , cl:sr Ir.—A forced loan is ordered 1 to be raifcd here, on the merchants and proprietors tOf ellates. It is to be refunded b y an additi o na l d ut y laid upon the exportatipn.of oil for three years. They write from Leghorn, the Sth ink. that Mr. pease, one of the Merchants arrefled them for vie- Iltuafling the Englifh fleet, is delivered up to a Mili ;pry Committee; but that the latter, after a violent ' debate, declared itfelf incompetent to the trial. The decition of this point is now expeCted from Paris. The King of Sardinia continues at Gaeta, in the kingdom of Naples. I Ana. 16.—0 n the 52th a heavy cannonade washe a r d 'Pure in the Weft. but no accounts whence it proceed• led have been received. During the earthquake at Spoletto on the 28th tif July, the moon was of a blood 1 Ired colour, the atrnofphere being fo filled with thick Ivapoors that (he was entirely obicured. The [hocks followed each other at long intervals ; the firtt was {the ftrongell ; Spoletto rtfelf has fultained very Sn ide damage ; but the neighbouring villages have fuf tiered confiderablj, feveral houles in them having lbeen thrown down. It is now confirmed t hat the ' /Pope has refolved to permit the return of the Jefuits 'to the dominions of the Church, and to thnfe coun tries, the Sovereigns of which may defire it. The i brief for this purpofe is figned July sift, the fellival of St. Ignatius, 'and was tranfmitted tt Cardinal Iturro to be difoatched to Naples. The brief of Pope CLIIIIIIIT XIV. by which the Order of the Jefuirs was abolifhed in the year 5772, is hereby an nulled. General Jouanan, at Milan, di ft ributed the de co, rations of the Legion of Honour on NATOLISON'II day to a number of the military, on which occafion repeated falutes were fired of sot pieces of cannon. . • • 2•MTNER4ANDS. Ate-ts-CHavetaa, Ada. a3.—Her Mildly takes her departure from this city to-morrow t and returns direly to St. Cloud by the way of hiaefisicht and Btu&ls. Her abfeace will be deeply regreued by. all elates of puffins, arra whom the has left the 111041ntingignprOlons of her kindnefs and benevo lento.— Attar y.--.lt. appears certain that the Emperor W Sister limn Boulogne for St. Omers, i Arras ' and ' ggalah;...relerday the Egoprefs took a ride on horfe hook round the to ass% rsterned ht the evening to the Sehouwbusg. filk li•lifiteturers of Cre veld have regereed td likrliit all their finer! ifilk for the cluathftql.tbe Zara on the day of the. Coronation.—M._Verrir, Coonfellor -- of State and Disteor-Garierel of Bridges rod Caufeways ; and M. le Ssuouvrefir; Ambaffador from his Im- Pahl' klaieftY loAke lotarrion Government, are ar rived here. I - &visits, Ave. a4.—The Upper Chamberlain, U. Rsousar, and the Mailer of Ceremonies, M. ,SaLtierosts, have palled through this city for Aix ' la-Chapelle The Manful of the Empire, Severna*, has liirewile paged through this city. The report that Antwerp will be made a fortrefs 1. , of the firti clefs is unfounded. The Infpcitor Ge ‘, oral. Male acme., has declared that it is the inten tion of his Imperial Majelly to render Antwerp the rival of London. The Imperial Guard has gone from Oftend for Aix la-Chapelle. AllTlllltP. AUG. 3o.—The Emperor is not yet arrived at Brunets. The report is, that his arrival is delayed in conrcqueoce of an ration fought near Boulogne betwixt a chvifion of our flotilla and the Itisenvy's cruise rs , but it is cut generally credited. — . The Emperor is, however, expelled at Brads this day, where every thing is ptepared for his reception. Some people inert, that important conferences will be held at Aix-la-Chapelle, where the Ambaffador ifienotsvis.tr, and fereral other Sr:ltermen, have ar timed. Prince Wissiese of Bavaria, Duke of Bir kenfeld, w ill an have a conference with the Emperor at Ala la-Chapelle. The Commerce de Lyon. of 74 Firm, is the fifft (hip of the line built at Antwerp. .1:11( IC are Oa CZ more !hips of the lin^ and a frigate on the flocki. The meafures of precaution are redoubled in the French ports. tut Breit, no firanger is admitted with out a fpecial licence, and every ft:Anger who privately gets into that city is treated as a try. IiAL4NII. AIIIITSIDAN. Si,;. I —lt is again afferted, that the title of heteditart King of Lombardy will be conferred upon the French Emperor, it the new coo !lint/ion or the . Italian Republic, &tee the German Emperor has now aliened the title of hcrediiary Em peror of Agana. A resit number of bat racks are building along the Felten coasts on the Charnel, that the troops may remain there all the winter. According to tome ac counts. however, there bartnek, .rc intended for the t(001`b of referee, which after the departure of the firA, will draw towards the coaft in great numbers. The exp-ditbrn en thefe account., they fay, will fpeedily fail. HACIVI. Aye. la—Wien:lay the extraordinary fitting of the Ba'AVIAII 14 , 1:111111•C Body, which began on the ,6th ins. wa. terminated. The fecret meet ings in thit frtung were intereaing on account of the difinirrons which ut...‘ p; I( e on the arrangement for the payment ,f an indef.,' :" y iu m.,ney to the late Staahlsolder of Ibis kepOlk. This arrangement, which had been ennlutled here by M. Vasosa Goss on the part of the Batavian Government, and by Baron d'Ysoi no the pan of the Prince of Na Simi, was rejefled by the Legiik . • tom After much deliberatir , n, and even frequent ceefertwees wi:h the Government, the Cor.vcntiun Whkb his been propored by it was returned without r being ratified. This refololinn was come to the day before yelierriay. by a majority of t 7 votes to eight, and was grounded on the report and conclufions of the Commition of Finance. • The real ins by which the oteetir; was indneed to refute its fan Linn to that arrangeme;it have not, as yet. been made publics but enough hat tradpired of the direution to 6griify that the :an' .1 had been made in confequeoce of the c a rrion` treaties. and rartlrni.arly the Conventkio nth If ',ICC .111C11 11 4 , .lit tort an the treaty orAtatiena. Anaeltalithia_l3kat, Conte alUoe. vrbich is, DO doubts rounded on the treaty or the Hagne of 1795 a the indemnity which was tlipulated at Amiens by Great Britain in ritotir of the late Stacitheder, for the lodes retained by that Prince, both in his pritlle properly ind by the change of the eonflitotion. WAS by an means to he defrayed hy the Bataviats Refink tc, arid againit that the raid Reoblic was to tle I, ratted by the French Gavernmrnt." GERMA\ r. Rartszost, Ave. 27.—The following Note • ac companied by the P.tLnt containing the new title af fumed by the Emperor vi ith refpelt to his Hereditary States, was given into the Diet on the asth by the Envoys of his Imperial Majefly NOTE. 'The Legations for the Elcdorate of Bohemia in 4 Archduchy of AuAria, have received from their high Conftituent the =- netted printed Pragmatic Ordinance, by which his Imperial and Ito) al Majefty, as Sovereign of the Auftriau Monarchy, after the example of France, and for the reafous therein exprelfed, has re- Calved to aflame the hereditary Imperial Dignity. The in"l'lSPed Legations have made no delay to communl• ate this to the General Diet of the Empire, and u his Majesty has already tranfinitted a Letter of Notification of theism to the diferent States of the Empire, he cannot doubt that it will be rc caved with the molt friendly approbation. by this new hereditary didelty, according to the explicit contents of the Pragmatic Ordinance, no alteration will be made in the relatiom between the Hereditary States and the Roman Empire, the underiigued Legations for Bohemia and the Archdu chy of Alibi& have it in commiklon to declare, that no change will be produced by It in the other political relations and connec tions, but that his Majelty will rather be doubly attentive to cherub and prekve the fenthnento of good under/landing which he has conitantty and indult:Lundy manifelted towards all his Co Elates of the Empire. (Signed) • ICC COQ WT DC STADION. lOW ' IOU Pli CIUAILIS Dig INUINVIBCIIO. Rathbon, Avg. 24,1804. This day the following pwedills Note on this rub jeft has been delivered Is ecinkqoatee of the Note delivered in to the V 4 qe the WI Intl-beam Excellent Legations for the Eletterste of Bohemia and Archduchy of Mikis, misfits to the Attacks Imperial dtio.tbe Uoderfigned Envoy has It y coraglion to deck/v.l6st bin Ms. jetty the King of Sweden eenainly feels the fisseerelt paidelpatiost in every thing that an tend to Nem* the adman* or rather don of his Imperial Pdaely . ikod his lamerial Mere, yet, u a guarantee of the Confiltution of the Empire, and fill note as * cane of the Empire, he esimatitst ormerne that the objett to which the Note rektes. from 'misheard& amostilso with the *lipoid* of tht German Empire, ought eat merely to be noti fied to the Diet, but made the fuldea of a &claw which may give at the Members of that Aran* as oppcgiuAitt of Me* fins their opinions on Conftituticaal vouods. (Signed) Ratifies, Auz.l6. ;BUT BILDT. _ _ _ Auo. :11.—New credentials have been fent off, as mentioned in the 14 Court Casette, to the Imperial Ambaffador, Count Co. L, at Paris. His UMW. MAJESTY Isal appointed a grand Council of State to be held on the sill inft. under the prefidency of the principal Chamberlain, the Prince of Stan ms s ao, and attended by the principal Court Chancellors-and other Officers of the Court, in which the ceremonial of the coronation, and the fellivities on the occafion. will be arranged. Yelterday, another courier arrived here from Pe terfburgh. It is faid he brings advice of an alliance concluded between England and Rullia. By the lilt accounts from Belgrade ss hich have been tranfmitted from the Government at Peterwaradin,the anfurgents have 'endued And come up with the fugitive peps, and brosught them back in triumph to Belgrade. The IlouCe of Aultria has fent Come troops to the frontiers, for the maintenance of order and tranquil lity, but carefully avoids and refufes to take any part in the events of Servia, and refers •he iufurgents to their rightful fovereigu, the Torkilh Emperor. The Ft each Ambaffadcr will now Coon, we are af- lured, deliver his new credentials to the Er PEROR. His IMPERIAL MAitSTY before his ourney into Moravia, sc. will receive :he congratu lations of the Officers of State and Nubility, on his affumption of the new hereditary Imperial dignity. • Auc. 25.—1 t is now determined upon, that our Court, during the prefent war' between Enirland and France, will continue the l'lrieteft rieutrality. : — The dlferences between certain Powers cattle, not withflaitiling, many deliberations in our Cabinet, craiNrcnces with our Minitiers, and Couriers to be difpatched very often to Paris, London, and &. Pe tetiliurgh. According to report, Marllial ritual will come in' the place of the Ambalfador Citareraoiry, -who is recalled. • The latter awaits pollave orders for his departure, from his Court. To Jay a (Iron& transport of artillery was Cent off for Venice. Bar :a t a, A uo. :7.—The Coonfellor of Chancery, Von BAR. arrived hCIC the day before yetlerday (rum Hanover. • The report propagated by fume foreign newfpa. pets of the neutrality of our territory having been violated by the French troops in the neighbourhood, it entirely unfonnaed. Movico, Ave. 7.—Thr. Lletloral Refolution concerning the infiruttion of the . Jewith youth has jun been puldilled here. It is fuhmitted, like that of all the other fubieas of the LigOor, to die fisperinten , d Alice of the General Direaory of Schools and Stu dies. The Jews will in haunt be permitted to find their children to all the fchoals and univerfities of the couctry. When the Jews of one Continent Stall be come fufficiently numerous and rich to 'Sahli& a private school, they mutt give information of it to the General D;renory, and conform to all the rules And terms eilahlifLect for the other filools: in Wray thing which does not concern religion. Wherever there are no private fehools, they will be obliged to fend their children to the Cbriblian fchools to learn reading, writing, and arithmetic t hut the Direenr General will fee that their liberty of confcience Ihall not be in the finallell degree molefied, and the jewiCh fcholars Shall be preterit at religious exercilbs or prayers with the other children. This part of their education remains et clulively confided to the teachers of their religion. Awn. s 3 morning at nir.: o'clock, their 4wadith Majedies kit Nympbcobefg, on their return to their lingdcm. • • TURZ;:r. Courriaerroorte, jutr 15.—The 1 5 .)rte it now employed, agreeably to the advice of its neighbours, to . placiron a good footing revere' armies fur the Cup of the rebels and basulitti which dillurb its Pre irrun provinces, and to put the frontiers in a better hate of, defence. Several. Ruffian flaips have lately pared through the Strait, which, to the great fatisfaelion of the Porte, under the prefent circumfiances, are car ' Tying troops to Corfu. The number of there troops is Tray varionfly reported. Some fay it is 4000, others, that they amount in the whole to 15,000 men. The prudent forefight of the Ruffian Minitley cannot be fufficiently commended. As they knew the relllcfs chara4ler of the Turkifh people, and fear ed that the appearance of a great number of foreign foldiers in the Ottoman capital might excite Turpiekia and alarm, very few perfons were permitted to go on Ihore, and there the populace coafidered roefelf as travellers; and the more Co, es Ruffians sae rattly feen in this city, except Inch as hare commernial deal ings here. - I so. AUSSIA PITSILMIGH, Ago. 17.—0 a the 23111,11sIstes- MAL MAJIISTT accompanied the regiments of guards from this place to Peterhof, to attend the grand ma-1 nceuvres. The reR of the troops followed the next day, apd repaired to the camp between Peterhof and Oranienbaum. On the 14th and isth there was a general review of the whole army, divided into two bodies, one of which was commanded by the Env,- Roe, whohad tinder him Generals Vow Soca TILE'', Count Bo:tioaernst, ttc. The fecond corps was un der the command of the Gland Duke Cow STANTON and General KUTUSOF, General Bo:swarm m, the War Governor of Riga, arrived heie from that city, to be prefent at the grand manceuvres the fira of which tent place yefterday. The weather is exceed ingly favourable. DANAGgIIK. COP4111 : 40.111. Auer. Itaffian biit• from the Baltic, and deftined fOr the North Sea, anchored this day in otar Road. • It is belieeed that it will be (allowed by feveral frigates of the fame nation, which are to proceed alto to the North Sea. COPIIIINAGIN, A VOUST RUffillll Arta dron in vine road, confith of three Sips of the lone, two frigate*, and a corvette. It is certain that they will Pith threer* the Sve;4 Ite4 ereiZe feette 'eeks in the North Sea. They have on board only the r llll. cell:try number of Mon, abundantly fop plied with every necelfary. No perfon here ever few Ruffian fbips fo well equipped. The French Charge d'Affaires at Stockholm, M. CAILLAIN tranfrnitted to the Ckwertunent the ;maw Goitre/hay tefpefting the french hereditary Tide of ! e mperor, but, as yet, has received no anfwee. • Hu SUM. Auo: 31,—A Raffia! Maitre, who patted here in the month of Jaw, on his way to London, gave Tome interelling details in regard to the war in which the Ruffians have been engaged, on the fron tiers of Georgia, and the fuccefs of the expedition.— The Lefghians, an unfubdued tribe, wh,. inhabit the Caucafian mountains, having dekended from their thong holds, and made an incurfion into the kaftan* territories. a body of troops was ordered to march againfl them, and having defeated them, drove them back to their mountains. The Ruffians therefore, have accomplifired the obieet of their expedition, which was to reflore the fafety of communication between Georgia and the other Provinces of the Empire. The preparations of Bale KHAN, which have ex cited great uneafinefs in the Tzar of Imiretia in regard to the fafety of his territories, will, it is probable, end in nothing. The Emperor of Ruffle ' however, has given to the latter a new proof of his friendthip, as he has afforest him of his a&Lllance in cafe he Should be attacked. LONDON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER tt. PRICE OP S I OCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 2 Conrail, money.S4—ditto, account, 371. °minium .617. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red Ann. OlUt Long Ann. Oka 3 per Cent. Coe. s7i}} India Bonds ts. Is. dif. I 4 per Cent. thin Eleben. Bills, par is. (Ur, S per Cent. Navy 921 Engtilla Tick. 211. .5 Pc: Cern. 2797, lbut Confola for aec.37l Important difpatches were yeflerclay received om , India, by Government, and the Eaft India Company. The Malinger came Overland, and s we are concent• ed to fiate, brings accounts of the renewal ofhoUili ties in the Eaft. The lktahvatta Chief, Hot.' aa, who remained neutral during the late contell, has, Gate the figning of the Treaty of Peace between the Bd. tifh Government and the Mahratta powers, with whom we were lately at war, fhewn evident marks of diffatisfaCtion. He had infringed upon the boun daries of our territory, and war has been declared againft this hoflile Chief. When the accounts left Bombay, the Britins army had already taken the field. Buds, is the account givetvof the caufe of this new rapture. But we believe we (hall not be found fin g liar in a hope that evidence of its corral nefs will be laid before the public. No meafure* of hoQility thould be lightly retorted to which may commit the national charaCter. Pretexts for war are often . but too eafilY found in territories fo far re moved from the feat of Empire. _ _ The difpatches left Bombay upon the 17th of May, on which day General W fet out for Poona), to take the command of the army. The merchants of Bombay were giving,' upon the occafinn, a very confiderahle pecuniary aid to Government. The fame &patches give an account, that the fol lowing (hips had reached their regular deft ination : The Neptune, STIWART. from China, is arriv e d at Madras. The Carron, Shaw Rnchrufe, David Scott, Friendfhip; Charlotte, Minerva, and the Shaw An. drafcr, from China, with the fierauler, and Corn wallis, fro*, Goa, and the Crongara, from Bengal, are arrived at Bombay; the Eire:, BONHAM, from London, is alto arrived at the fame place. They alto (late, that the Scaleaty Cattle and Mel. ford, from Bengal to Bombay, were to fail in March, under convoy of the BOMBAY frigate. The Lucy Maria, Dawes. from Bengal to China, is mentioned as having ben captured by the French fquadron cpmmanded by Admiral Liao's. At the fame time our commerce may be faid in general to meet with little interruption. Five French privateers have been taken. The fame advice: alto Rate, that the Eu phrates, extra (loop, failed from Madras for Bengal, OD the tiSth of March. under convoy of the V,cvoa (loop of war. The late* dates from Madras are the itlth s &ore from Bombay, t7th May. Woking received different ktters from the Medi. terisstess. *Os 'we leartretuit ibip Toiosss, Cfspetia iiitsfiamess, %Web failed from I %reams* skids • f ,Fearsazy, day ivich his Ma- . _ jetty's this Momeetati {!lame unfortanately.burnt), sad a Asst of fail, end arrived at Gibiaiti t e the sth of Marchand et Maltathe sd of April, with the convoy, all fate, detained and feet into Malta a !hip under Greek colours, from Smyrna to Amaer dam, which has fince been liberated. She remained a few days at Malta, and then proceeded to Patrols, with Mr. Moolen and fuite, the Confol General of the Morea ; pat into Zante to take three weals under convoy, and failed with them the 29th of April. On the :ft of May, at day fight, being quite calm, be between Ithaca and Cephalonia, a privateer, under Italian colours, boarded and took polf4on of one of the consoY, which the Toisas immediately-perceived. fent her boats armed under the command of Liente- Dant Ostia*, re-took the brig, and captured the privateer, with the lota of one man killed and three wounded : Ike mounted three carriage guns, and car ried forty men, was . ts&oss by one boat, with only fi r; ma cat Ward. Wilke the Lieutenant, two oldie tea being fairer* rognied before they got on board, mid the other Witt not being able to get up. The privateer was'earried to Corfu. 'On the s&h of May the Tetises returned to Malta, and proceeded to Lord Nesion'a &et, which Ow joined so tile.stlo Juno, and received order...for Engl. bads &aid from Malus 7th July, with the Awls cauttc Sind cirty fail, and was of Malaga oa this 6th of Augttike-rFor Come other iatereiliog informer dock we refer oar Readers lo the fohjoised bittern. °MALTA". AUGUST s. 44 Our laft arsermats of Lord liatson's Spot its dated the allth of4ely, oa sottish day he was off Toulon with Mee lift of the line, and the Trench fleet were then manceuvrinielore toff the harbour's mouth. t His Lordlhip hir4 taken poffeffion of the &ands of Items, and two or three of our frigates "cm then lyingthere. The rumours of a war with Spain teens every day to inmate ;and the Spaniards within there eight days haye bigun working with more than their tribal aftieity upon the flips lying in ordinary at Cadiro as 4 they expelled a war. M The forbearance of our Government toward. Spain feemb incomprehenfible to every man here at all acquainted with the condo& ant politics of that country. France is daily draining her of immente fubfidies to pay the armies chained for our irreligion, and we peaceably allow there matures, which are to be employed for our dehruAion, to pars quietly through our fleets into Cadiz. Since the commence• ment of the war with France, ouv cruisers have et. arnined different Spanith !hips from South America, with upwards of twent y-three millions of dollars on board, the whole of which ought to have been fent to England, if we had sided with common firmners or prudence; inftead of which, the greater part hat been permitted to pars to France. A war with Spain %would at once cut off theft channels, as what little treatere steeped oar eruizers would be inadeN . . (mate to the payment of the fizet and army Which Spain would be obliged to employ for her own de fence, confequently the could have none to fpare for BOW•PASTE. The only valid argument that can be urged agaioll a Spanifit war h. that great part of the trade to Sparta Booth America is carried on with Britil capital, which would be 101 l or confifcated in the event of a war with that country. This, ins deed, is partly cwt. but the loft. a few individuals would fuftain; would be nothing when put in' cam petition with the national benefits we mould other wile deri ve from it. Our merchants for this year pall have been withdrawing their capitals from that country, and colleeking all their debts, from a full conviEtion that a war mull in the end take place,"and. independent of the immenfe advantage in cutting off this grand tburec from wblcb Floors is chiefhtcna• bled to pay her armies, a much larger proportion of the Sparrth treafures would find their way to Eng land by war, than there bow does by peace. though the channels might be different. Lit our relent Situ ation Spain does to i t finitelynsorr wifchief as a free cheroot friend, than the could ai an eigived mew,. ' • AUGUST 6. "The Aciacouar, with ace frigate and forty fail under her convoy from Malta for this place and Rag land, was (poke with yefferday of Malaga." MALtA, JULY t 7. 4 ' The fleet, confilting of fail, failed Gone hence on the 7;11 ihtlant, tinder convoy of the Aolucouer anti of war. and Taus, *frigate. Aecouata have