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DUTCH MAIL. }lac us, OCT. B.—The rumours and tonjeaures for fome time pall in circulation, tefpeeing a pro j coed plan of alteration in our Government, were by no means void of foundation ; for we are ac wally on the eve of a change. It is even expefted to take place within a day or two. Preparatory to this important event, Lieutenant General Du • MONCEAU and Citizen ScaistuaLrLatitsca arrived here on the sth. It is likely to be brought about by amicable compulfion ; for DARTiDeLS has al ready had his conference with the Prefident of the EtecntiveGovernment. The plan feems to be well known in the higher circles, and as yet no meal - Ives whatever have been taken to fecure the planners ; fo that it is extremely probable that they • aft 'on the authority of the Rukr of Europe, fupport ed by a part of the prefent Government, who are donbtlefs to be provided for in the new arrange - mein. It is repeated that SCHIMMILPLWNiNCk is ' to . be the head, but under what appellation is not predifely known—but that of Conful is the general opinion. Resins Ls, as vgiable as the wind, has . • no. place affigned him in the rumour ; and it is probable that, as before, he will be content with 1)0g the alive indrument in performing the work. ' Du stole c EAU probably will be the head of the Le gion-of Honour, thould it happen that we are def tined to follow the example rim friend and ally. Citizen St MOIIVILLIi the French Ambaffador to this Republic; alfo arrived here on the sth. •NOTHIR USTTaIt; *Mitt DATE. The affiir of the Generals with the Government is terminated. The following is the declaration of Generals DAENDELs and Dutton clay, whiCh is to be publilled to-morrow in the public papers : The Government of the State having deemed it neceffary to take information upon what relates to the Bulletin which is contained in the publication of the 28th of September, Generals DAINDILS and Du at cseu have addrefed the following million to the Government : LIEUTENANT GANERALS DAINDILS AND DUMON• CIAO TO THI COUNCIL OF WAIL OP THZ DATA• TIAN REPUBLIC. It would be uobeconting the rank we have the honour to bold, were we to enter into an exculpation of ourfelves, with rdpedt to a certain Bulletin, of which we have been informed by the publication of the Government of State of the 38th of &ptember• • 1 Yet we think it many to &due publicly, as officera . who love honour, that our festinate bin been entirely elf- Interpreted, imagining, that by Mang our names in the faid Bulletin, the army would be perfuaded that we appro►ed of the propagation of the fpirit of oppofition among the troops to the Government, and that we wised to excite them to difturbances. " We intreat the Counfellors of War to make known our (admen' to the Government of State. Health and refpetft. (Signed) «DARNDXLS. DUMONCtAII." • Five or fix fuperior officers and tome fubalteros, who bad come to the Hague to affill in the Revo lution, received an order this morning to repair to their refpeaive corps in the courfe of the day, un der the penalty of being imprifoned. They quit , ted the Hague in the courfe of the morning.— DARN neLs and Dom:mews are to have on Sun day next a dinner of upwards of too covers at the Hotel of Brunfwick. ' CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 27.—The Engin Ge neral STUART, after he had with difficulty fucceed• ed in obtaining an audience of the GRAND SEIG NIOR, has failed in his objea of fettling the diffe• rences between the Beys and the Porte, which per feveres in infifting that they (hall quit Egypt ; and when General STUART argued that perhaps ano ther climate would be prepdicial to their health, the GRAND Ssionioe is laud to have replied with . tome warmth, that the Beys might return to Georgia, their native place. The obftinacy of the Porte, in this inflance, gives reafon to fuppofe, that Egypt is deftined privately as the price of the peace made with France, who now feems to be the only favoured nation, as far at leaft as the will is concerned. The failure of General STUART'S million in be half of the Beys is the snore diftreffing for thofe unfortunate men, as, according to recent intelli gence, the Pacha of Cairo, who has hitherto alted againft them, has now furronnded them, fo that there remained no doubt of his making them all prifoners ; in which cafe he will fend them to Con fiantinople, the crate of which place will doubt lets have a moft powerful dill on them. VieNsa, Sur. 26.—NotwithItanding it is con fidently afferted that the difpute between the Em peror and the Elector of Bavaria will never termi nate in hoßilities, there are Rill meafures taken on each fide which, under other circumftances, would afford reafonable apprehenfions that war mug in- evitably enfue. While a corps of Atiftrian troops is collecting on the northern frontiers of Tyrol, and a corps of French troops alto marching thither from Italy, form thoufinds of Bavarian troops, -under the command of General GAZA are affem bling on the di ft ria of Santhofen, in le fouthern part of the former Bilhopric of Angiburg ; and in the middle of this month an order was Med in all the Bavarian States, for the delivery, within a fort night, of one recruit from every forty families, the EkUor having refolved to augment his army to 450,000 men. At the fame time the Außrian troops are fo greatly increafed in Saltzburg, that from 12 to 16 men are quartered in one boufe. While the ?rinecs of the Empire, whofe coun tries are devoted for the indemnity of others, Phew his or mote willingnefs in fubmitting. to their fate, we have the example of an amicable adjuftment betwien Baden and Bavaria, who in the plan are both alike favourably treated, she latter of whom permits the Baden troops to enter the places del tined for the Margrave, and 'has moreover iffued orders to the inhabitants to receive them kindly ; relerving, however, the fupreme authority in all tbofe places till the final fettletnent of the bufinefs. FaiIIICIETORT, &PT. 24.—The Cathedral Chap ter of Fulda, Rill perfevering in their reform' to fibmit to the patents. of the Prince of ORANGE, General Vox Bsirrisc IC, who had been difpatched to Fulda, is departed from thence for Berlin. The Prince, with his family, kft this place /chatty for Onnienßein from 'whence the Hereditary Princefs:Ul rs;ceed to BO 411 on the 4th 91 tlif LQNDON.. ' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14. !Ma OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOC.K. 3 per Cent-Conf. foltDino, for Nov. see. 64:L. Old s per il Ann. diL zooit— • Omni= 8 . The Odober Settling for the Confols was lilted for this day ; and in confequessee of the quantity of bufincfs at the Bank on thde days, the payment of the Michaelmas Dividends was put elf till to-morrow, when they will be paid to the Bankers, and ea Saturday to the Public. • PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY i • Bank Stock Long Ann. 19 is-:6 ac t 46 3 per C. Red. 611 i Short Ann. 4. 7-16 3yer C. Conf. 6 it Excheq. Bills 2S. pron. New 4 per Cent. 85/ Oniniurn 8/ 9 8/ dif. 5 per Cent. Ann. 1 Eqgliih Tickets 171.149. s per Cent. 1797, i Conf Nov. sec. int 6911 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Amiteriam, It o 2U. Cadiz 04 &ed. Do. at fight to z 8 Madrid paper Rotterdam, it t sU. Ditto 36i effed. Hamburgh 33 5 11 U. Bilboa 36i effect. Alton 6 1 U. Leghorn sit - Ntples 431 Gana , 47 Lilbon 68 Opoito 671 Dublin it} 'Palam; 90peticeier - oz. Parts, f day's date, 23 zi liv.—Ditto, 23 19 2 U. Boardeaux, ditto, • 24 Venice, 59 Livres Pieoli Effaftivi per iL fterl. This morning we received a souiteur of the toth, force extrafts from which will be found in this and the following column: • Five per cents. 53 fr. 84c. Via UNA, SEPT. 25.—We learn from gemlinlhat the Porte has charged PAS SWAN Onion to reduce the Janiffaries of Belgrade. That city is already in a Rate of the great& alarm. The Janifraries began their march on the 14th, to defend the par rage of the Morawa : a number of the inhabi tants have betaken themfelves to flight, and the rich merchants have caufed their molt valuable effeas to be removed to Semlin. PASSWAN OOLOU t it IS Paid, is at the head of t a,OOO men. NANA!, Ssrr. ts.—The Vaccine Inoculation has made, it this place, a great many profe/ytes ; it has been adopted by the molt celebrated "phy ficians and in all the public efiablifisments. Tuans, &FT. 27.—Yefterday, after a folemn inafs, performed in the Cathedral, by the Arch: bifhop of Turin, a Te MIMI of the molt beautiful compofition was chaunted, and executed by a molt felea band. Over the grand door of the cathedral were fees two• figures of Fame, proclaiming the folloviing words :...4JIIIOII OF PIIOIIOIIT TO THE FaeAcu RsruaLic, Glory to the EfiltllAL. On one of the lateral doors was infcribed Toleration, on the other Concord After the ceremony, the troops, drawn up in battle order, went through feveral evolutions. There were fucceeded .by dancing in the National Gardyn, from two in the afternoon till midnight. General Jouanax gave agentertainment at his houfe to the Members of the Civil and Military Authorities ; the men of letters, and a great number of other Citizens. Towards the conclu fion of this entertainment General jouanan gave the following Loaf :—The grateful Walther: to Bo naparte; the Mien is his work. • In the evening there was an. illumination. That of the National Palace was well arranged, and dif• played great tate. .It was announced by the afcent of an air balloon. Several halls had been prepared for a ball, and at ten in the evening the company affembled. Sir tranfparencies in as many halls were in fcribed with the names of the fix departments, and the firs which formed an entry to the reft was con fecrated to the Union. In each of thefe there were large paintings, reprefenting the different actions of which each of thefe departments had been the theatre. .In tire Hall of the Department of the Po, were two large paintings, one of which reprefented the Po and the Doire, furrounded by the productions that grow on their banks, with this infcription : roam:game and Agriculture; —the otheicompored of military trophies had this infcription : To General "'owner, ilefeadenz our Rights. In the Hall of the Department of the Doire, one of the paintings reprefented the paffage of Great Saint Bernard by the army . of referve, With this infcription r To BONAPARTE, the Deliverer; the fecond reprefented the capture of the fort of Bard, with this infcription : To the Invincible Arms of Re f:rim. Two paintings, one reprefenting Ceres and Agriculture : the other Pomona and Pales, with thefe infcriptions, Abuselonee, Feetesseity, decorated the Hall of the-Department of laSefia. That of the Department of Marengo was orna mented with two paintings, one of which repre tented the-vittory of Marengo, with - this infcrip tion : 70 BONAPAIITito the Conqueror and Prate maker ; the other the glorious death of Dews, with this irifcription : To the inane, of DEMIX ; he thee/for his' Cowry. In the Hail of the Department of the Tanaro was a large pillure, reprefenting tte Genius of Li- berty, whore flambeau enlightened the horigon with the infcription : To the rival Gewalt If the Freseb. • A large pianre, reprefenting the firft defcent of General BOSATAILTS into Piedmont', and the Genius of France diaating peace.to the Komi of SARDINIA. in the town of Cheraw, with . this. in rpm: eiths 4arth, decorated the hall of the depart •ment of la Stura. • The joy infpired into altibe killibitants of there departments, in confequence of their union to France, was exprafTed by lively and agreeable dancing. Several other halls were arranged and prepared.for converfation and play. The fine weather contributed to give to this fete all that fplendunr and attraaion which the Admi. niftrator.General withed it to have. GataosLE, Ocr. 3.—A vintage fo abundant; and of fo good a quality, has not been known in this country for many. years. Notwithftanding the froth which at the end of fpring affected fome fcattered parts of the vineyards, the quantity Of wine produced has furpaffed .every hope, and there is no fcarcity but of caiks. The cellars in Tome places are not fufficiently large, and die calks are too few in number.. MajOTBR IDGIS is appointed Commanding Ro) Engineer at the valuable Maid of Ceylon, in the Eaft-Indies, and will fhortly proceed to that dcfti nation. Mr. Buaaoucus, late Advocate-General to the Eat India Company, in Bengal, arrived in Town on Sunday laft. He returned from India via Egypt. Lord MAHON, fon of Lord STANHOPE, is ap pointed by Mr. PITT, as Lord Warden, Deputy Governor of Dover Cattle. The appointment is Soot. per annum. On Tuefday evening Mr. Mooar, of the Secre tary of State's office, and who acted as private Secretary to Lord Coßwcva Lus at Amiens, left London, accompanied by a King's Mellinger. His departure was a profound fecret to every per fon conflated with the office, nor is it known to what Court he has been difpatched. We have reafon to believe that his million is not unconneit ed with the deliberations of the Cabinet Council that met on Saturday. It is at prefent under the confideration of the Bank to pay all the One Pound Notes in fpecie on the firli of January next, and to ilfue no new ones after that period. . On Tnefday the Committee for conduCting the entertainment on Lord Mayor's Day met at Guild hall.—The undermentioned are Stewards on the =akin : FOR TER LORD IVIATORomVIt.Deputy Brewer, Mr. Deputy Haring, Mara Reeve. Young, Harper, Wright, Nichols, Branfeomb, Robins and Hodgfon. FOR MR. SHRRITI Wit.eir.Mr. Deputy Rowlat, Mr • De puty Aldridge, Mars. Denziloe, Loveland, and Pither. FOR MC SRRalli ALEXAND M.... Mr. Deputy Hutehinfoa, Mars. Wright, Cillfon, S. Dixon, and J. Dixon. The Supper given laknight at the London Ta• vern, WM as elegant as the Ball was brilliant. Mr. ANDERSON, the managing Owner of the King George, and Captain 1% M INS, the Commander, were on the alert during the evening to 'accom modate their beautiful guefts, moR of them of the firft rate fafhion. Yefterday Mr. Pires late refidence and-elate, at Holwood, was fold at Garraway's, by Meffrs. SKINNER and DYKE. It was knocked down at fifteen thoufand pounds. The purchafer was a Gentleman of the name of Pocock ; but as thirty fix thoufand pounds was the fum originally de manded, it is doubtful whether the eftate may not have been bought in. The bidding was very ra pid, and in large fums, not lefs than pool. each, from 10,000 to 15,0001. and precifely at the latter fum it (lopped ; all the eloquence and long efforts of the Auaioneer being unable to obtain a fingle Sol. in addition. Mr. Alderman Costes was pre fent--Aiking if the Land Tax was redeemed, and being anfwered in the negative, a laugh burg forth, on finding that on this, as on other occafions, the late Premier was not the firlt to encourage his own plans. The premifes belonging to the OLD Srocx Ex- CHANGE, which formerly would have netted about to,oool. at a file, were fold yellerday for 3, ioo'. We need not fay, that the removal of the whole tranfaaiotts of the MONIED INTEREST to Capel court, Bartholomew•lane, has canted this very ex. traot dinary difference in the value of this property, where an incalculablenumberofmillions have been 101 l and gained. A Villa, fituated at Hamphad, the late refi dence of Mr. SEDDON, of Alderfgate-flreet, having only fix acres of land attached to it, fetched the enormous fum of fix thoufand thiee hundred and fifty pounds I The fentence of the Court Martial on Mr. Mit chell, Purfer of la RENARD, of 24 guns, Captain Carucarr, held lag Friday, on board the Csu- Taut, of 74 guns, Rear-Admiral Mates, is, that the charges againft him being fully proved, he be difmilfed the ibip. A report is mentioned in the Any&relax, Courant, that the French troops have received orders to pars the Rhine, in cafe there (hall appear any delay in fettling the indemnities. A letter from Berlin, dated o&4ober 2, mentions feveral changes that have taken place in the Ruf fian Miniftry : Count ALEXANDER WORONZOW S a Brother of the Ruffian Ambaffador at London, has been appointed Grand Chancellor, and principal Dire&or of Foreign Affairs ; Count Kor SCRUEBT S who before was in the preceding department, has been made Minifter -of the Interior ; and Count WASSILIEFF Finance Minifter. The Prince of CZARTORINSRY takes the place of Count Kors- CRUSES in the Foreign Department. Prince Kn. RAKIN, in confequence of his own repeated requells, has received of his IMERRIAL MAJESTY his difmif fion from that, Department. We updertand from Madras, that the Right Honourable the Governs in Council has autho rifed the working the Diamond Mina of Palnand, to Encour a g e a which his Lor lihip has refolved that no fee in future bd paid by thole' who may rent the mines, except what may be ilipulated tq ..lig.maikteGovernment. • . • THEdTRES. DRVRY•LANE. Lafl night the Weft-Indies was again performed at this Houfe, principally for the purpofe of intro. ducing a Mr. Hoomoce, from the Philadelphia Theatre, to the notice of a London audience, in the charader of Major O'Flaherty. This gentleman has fomething of the figure, and more of the toile of voice of Mr. BARRYMORB ; but he is lefs form a i in his general deportment than that gentleman : his Major O'Fleherty, however, has nothing =rift about at. The fentiments of the charader he, lad night, delivered in a manly !tile, and he betrayed a ennfiderable portion of humour in feveral pair 4. ges of the Play. Upon the whole, it is probable, j Mr. HARDINGE is a good comic odor in a certain cart of parts. Lostifa Dudley, in the hands of Mrs. MOUNTAIN, is a much more interefting perform. once than it was when the Play was lag exhibited. Dv/vita-is very fpirited in Befrour, but he frequent ly delivers the text of the author too rapidly, and his fide fpeeches and foliloquies are addrered too much to the pit and gaUeries.—This, howeve r , a general fault among odors newly from t i country, but which may be eafily corrected. COVENT-GARDE N . • Mr. COOKE again made his bow yeflerda y ev en . ing as Sir Pertinax lifachcophant, and again fafci. stated the audience with a perfect pieture of die Man of the World.—The performance of a Piece replete with fo many " palpable hits" at everyde. partment of the State, may afford an ufeful lam to a rival State, and is a proof of the excellence of our own Conftitution and forbearance. Well, by this fufferance, do the Minifters prove, that though the " galled jade may wince"—their "withers are unwrung."—The Robin Hood of Mr. MACNALLT introduced Mr. DARLEY as the hero of our popular ballads : he was liftened to with complacency, and lung mole of the Tongs with confiderable effect. Mrs. JORDAN has performed three nights at Prefton Theatre. Saturday laft the Rightlion. Lord and Lady LOWTHER, and the four Hon. Millis Lowriita, fet off from Whitehaven Ctfile for Lowther Hall. Monday fet off from Edinburgh, Count CHR TOWICH, Chamberlain to the Emperor of Ruflia, on a tour through Scotland; the Earl and Counter * of ABERDEEN, MOH. WM. GORDON, Mr. D.iWSON, and the Hon. j. STEWART WORTLEY, for London; the Hon. T. and Captain DUNDAS, of the Royal Nary, for Iterre-Houfe • Was. MACDOWALL, Efq. of Garthland. M. P. ivir. and Mrs. BAIRD, of Newbyth, and Colonel GOLDI E.—Arrived at the fame place, the Earl of SELKIRK, Sir JAMES HALL, of Dunglafs, Bart. Sir jets s s BAIRD, Bart. Capt. BAIRD, Col. RENTON, of Mornington, J. WILKIE, Efq. of Fouldon, ALEX. LOUDEN MADAM, Efq. ••-••••• STEWART, Efq. from London ; Mr. ALLAN, of Erroll, his brother, and Capt. Ross. Among the recent arrivals at Cheltenham are— Vifcount and Vifeountefs Dillon, the Hon. Mifs Dam, Lady Lavington, Sir Wm. Guile, Hon. Captain Legge, R.N. Colonel Sherbr ooke, Lieutenant-Colonel Darling, Rev. Mr. Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. James, Mr. and Mrs. Thompfon, Mr. and Mifs Liewellin Ur and Mrs. Fox, Mr. Mrs. and the Mifs Joddrells, Mr. Aultin, Mr. Frafer, Mr. Miles, Mr. Reed, Mr. BaWle, Mrs. and Ms Freer, Mrs. and Mifs Barclay, Mifs Harm, atm Mr. Prrx's Income Tax, with Tome new modi• fications, is among the ways and means of the French government for the prefent year. We mentioned, in our Paper of Tuefday laft, a woodctsck having been Peen near Lancafter.—Se. veral of thefe birds have been Peen in the northern parts of Cumberland • and one was thot Taft week at Caldbeck, by a pe rfon of the name of Thomas Brown.—There is no recolleCtion of one having been killed fo early in the feafon in any former year. Prafical H —ll, a gentleman well known for his hofpitality, good humour, and love of literature, lately invited four friends to dine with him. One of the dillies happened to contain three partridges, and the holk told his friends he would thew them how to make a fair divifion of three bird: amonOve peoph.—Addreffing his guefts then by couples, he Paid, " there's one for you two , and there's on e you two." Then placing the third on his own plate, he added, " and here's une for me, too." The following curious inftrations for a fign• board were fent to a painter in Shrewfbury, under date, Auguft 13, zBo2 You are to draw the Shrawfbury coach with 6 men on the roov and two on the box—and chaife with 2 horfes after the coach—alto my name—fpirits, porter, and ale— alfo I intend entertain a man an a horfe—alfo my buifl'nefs wch as follow—that is faring (farriery) -pleafe to draw the flaims and lanchetts, and that I fhall nick and crop—and water for horfes—l beg you'! do it as you think proper yourfelf—and do it as I mentioned above." Wednefday fortnight an alarming fire broke out in the buildings of Mr. Jofeph Biglands, at Wigton, (but owing to what circumftance is not known) which for about two hours raged with great fury ' • and before it could be got und er, en• tirely confirmed the work.fhop and two of his dwelling-houfes. Fortunately the day was calm, otherwife the flames muff have communicated to the dwelling !inure and large faaory and watt' houfes of Mn. Barton and Mr. Crookdale. Mr. Biglands' lots is eftimated at about zoo'. Monday was the day appointed for the final examination of Lathrop, whole connexion with, John King, in the Portland.place Bank , has of late rendered him much the ()Ned of public cu. riofity. There had been a prior meeting for the fame purpofe , but it was adjourned on account o f the abfence of two of the affignees ; in ilia n ° folicitor or refponfible perfon was prefent to paY the Commiffioners their accuftomed fees. f rile Bankrupt appeared on Monday, and pro himfelf ready to pars his account, if he could be legally called upon fo to do. A fcene of confurion e ifed and altercation took place. It was contended LL Lathrop's Connie!, that the Commitlion waway'• festive, and would ultimately be fet afide. NothinFl decifive was done ; and the Commiffioners journed their meeting till next month. It is 11)001 that nothing but the interference of the Choc!: • Of I,n do jufticl • w a Sale fo artfully perplexea