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Uluftrated by a view of Crazy Cala and the Confteliation, engraved by Milton, pries us. in boards. FRANCE. PARIS, s 4 BRUMAIRE, NOVEMBER zs. The Duke of MODENA, who has definitively ac cepted his indemnity in the Brifgau and Ortenau, will cede his new States to the eldeft fon of the Archduke FRILDINAND, and will pats the remain der of his days in Italy. We are affured that.the Grand Duke of Tus cis r will receive for his fupplementary indemnity the eleaoral dignity to be hereditary in his houfe, esclufive of the augmentation of territory, and the revenues which have been prOmifed to bins. When the Cats, Cowsui. paired through Yveldt the porters, in the delirium of their joy, unhar neffed the hoTfes, and dragged his carriage to the Prefea's houfe, RATISSOIII, Nov. 3.—The Deputation of the Empire held yefterday its zad tatting. They adopt ed feveral decree: concerning the rapport of the Imperial Chamber of Wetzlar, and the perpetual neutrality of the Cities of Radii:ion and Wetzlar, as the feats of the Diet and the Imperial Clim ber. Contrary to general expeaation, nothing triinfpired at this fitting refpeaing the fupplemen tory Indemnity of the Grand Duke of Tufcany. A Courier, expedited from Paris, by Citizen TALL ereAlfo 9 l4inifter for Foreign Affairs,brought to Citizen LATORIT a new Supplement to the Taft Plan of Indemnities. It appears that the conclu fion of the blifinefs will now be haftened, without waiting for an anfwer to the official communica bons made to Auftria. Bans, Nov. 9.—The French troops have .po fitively entered the little Cantons. Some compa nies of the tooth demi-brigade, and a detachment of the t3th regiment of chat Burs, mounted, took potters= of Schwas the 3ift of Oitober. They met with a tolerable reception. The General, Aur-oza-Matra, who Rays at Schwitz, has diftri. buted them among the iaabitants. The military command of this Canton has been conferred on the Chef de Brigade, DOMBUSSY. Two compa nies of the fecond demi-brigade have been detach ed to Altdorff, the capital of the canton of Uri, and two others to Stantz, in the Canton of Unter wald. Some troops have been fent to Glarus, where the conftirutional order has not been eftablithed. The country of the Grifons has not yet been put npon the ancient ellablithment. This Provifional Government has diffolved itfelf, after having fent a Proteft to the National Prefea, PLANTA. The great Affembly of Federation convoked for the 28th, has not taken place. The zsith the Depu ties fent to the Diet of Schwitz returned to Coire. Thtir return has added to the agitation, and car ried it to fuch a height, that the Prefea, who in the time of the infurreaion bad been arrefted and detained for 45 hours, did not think himfelf (ale at Coire, and retired to Malans. The 3oth of Qc tober the French troops, Rationed in the Valteline, had not then entered the country of the Grifons. The Provifional Government of Turgovia had dilolved itfelf at the news of the arrival of the rrtnch troops, at Berne, but has made a formal protell ! This Proteft has uniformly been the work of ionic individuals who took advantage of e ahfence of a great number of the Deputies. —At their return from Fraunfield, they protefted on their part againft the cendua of their col leagues and inforted their Proteft in the protocol of the Affembly. • The pcople of Turgovia have exprered much dikontent at .the proceedings Of the Members of the ProiitiOnal Authority, who; without wilting fot the ortiv4 of their colleagues, should ventured upon important a dicition.• - The two, battalions of th. i6th demi-brigade lately set out from Zurich to go to St. Gall, have received a counter order. They are r i o return to Brifgau. &commit"' hos Anittcd • Toinch and mftance, where there is I ciniffderatdi wirnignmejmmurgig PinumvvrAler ?ROUE ,DINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, NOV. :S. This day at three o'clock, pm fuant to Adjourn ment, the LORD CHANCELLOR attended in the Houle, and ihortlf after the newly appointed Bi 'hop of ROCHESTER (Dr. DAstrii a) was intro duced with the formalities accompanying the in troduilion of a Spiritual Peer, ( worn, and took his Seat. His Lordihips fupportets were the Biihops of LONDON and DURHAM. The Earls of CARDIGAN, FITZWILLIASI, and CARLISLE, were refpealvely (worn, and took their Seats.—At four o'clock the Houle adjourned till three to-morrow. [Their Lordihips fit on Saturday, when it is propofed that the LORDCHAVCELLOR {ball take the Woolfack at three o'clock, and on Monday next at one o'clock, in order to afford Noble Lords an opportunity of taking the Oaths and their Seats, previous to the coming down of his MAJESTY on Tuefday next.] HQUSE Of COMMONS. This day the time of the Houfe was wholly oc- cupied in (wearing inMembers. Sir $lO/12Y SMITH, Lord GAMS IR, the ATTORNEY GENERAL, &C. took the Oaths and their . 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At st.t • --- We mentioned yetterday that on Tuefday even. ing, in confequence of a fearch warrant ifued by the Magifirates at Union Hall, Mr. &Farman, the Chief Clerk, attended by a numerous body of police officers, went to the Oakley Arms, Oakley- Rreet, Lambeth, where they apprehended Colonel DWAIN and near forty labouring nip and fol diers ; the major part of them Ira. Yeßerday morning, at ten o'clock, a Privy Council was held at Lord PILHAIei Office, for the purpofe . of inveßigating the charges brought igainft Colonel DILOARD and his afociates, who were apprehended in Oakley-ftreet, on Tuefday evening. Befides the Loan CHANCILLOR, Lord PILHAIII, the ATTORSZY IiDaSOLICITOILGINERAL, Mr. WHITS, the Treafury Solicitor, Sir RICHARD FOLD, Mr. Hum, and two Borough 14agiftrates attended. At eleven o'clock Colobel DRSPARD was brought in cuftody to the Office ; but was asked very few quellions by the Privy Council. The greateft part/ of the day was taken up in examining other pegons who were privy to the,i proceedings of the meeting, when a great deal of ufeful information touching the bufinefs tranfpired. At three o'clock, Colonel DISPARD was ordered to be conveyed to Newgate. .His wife attended him, but was not (offered to communicate with him, except in the prefence of a third perfon. The Privy Council met again this morning, for the further inveßigation of this affair. As foon as we confider ourfelves at liberty, we (hall give an account of the nature and obje&l of the meeting, as alfo the printed papers found on fome of the Members when taken; at prefent we conceive, for many reafons, it would be highly improper. His MAIISTY Will go to the Houfe of Piers on Tuefday next The Members of the Houfe of Commons are firft fworn in an anti-chamber before they are (worn infide the houfe. In that anti-chtunber they fign and fill up a paper, declaring that they will not allow themfelves to be influenced by any foreign Prince or Potentate. In filling this paper, Mr. CAuxtwo wrote " by any Prince, Potentate, or Comfd." The elegant town refidence of Sir GRZYCOOTSR, in Cavendinaquare, was difpofed of by the ham mer a few days fince for two thoufand five hun dred pounds Letters received yefterday from Dover mention, that the embargo which had been laid in the French Ports, for the purpofe, it is faid, of pre venting the efcape of a Banker, at Paris, who had abfconded, has been taken off. The Matter of la Parfaits Union (the veal which brought over General ANDREOSSI) has been engaged to convey hither the Batavian Envoy. Madame RECAMIIR gave a magnificent dinner to Mr. Fox, and his Englifh friends, in order to introduce him to General Moatau. Cardinal CAPaaaa was alto of the party, with whom Mr. Fox converted apart, for a confiderable time, in E haat and Stanifh, both which languages he fpeaks Monfieur BRAUHAILIIIOIII, nephew of Ma. clame-BOWAPAILTItt was alfo prefent, and came in all the fplendour of the Confular equipage, with green and gold livery.. •Moactu, with abetter polidcal tape, came on foot, in a plain blue frock, , pantaloons, and half boots. Madame RECAIIIMIL plaead the Britp Siettlisan on berriabt band, and - _ The Qu_ taw, act neffes thari nce fret SOPHIA, and Amai and after their Ma refrethment, the Grand Drawing-roof moft fplendid after and fafhion,of wh. Royal Highnefs the of CLARENCE, C and Princefs Sov, and alto the Fren Ovro), and the Archbilhop of C %mu, Dualism, M. ANDREOSSI MAJESTY received The company Dukes—Porthad, Rol Marquis—Pe Circello Marcluiffes--Sallibury ' Marehiondres—Ssliibury Earls—,Chefterfield,. Chatham, Stanhope, moreland, Cattlereagh, Countefei--Cardigan, Callicreagh, and VircountamSidney, Vircountelres--Si, (lacy tend Wentworth. Lords—Gwydir, Cfulille, Pelham, Hobart, L. Gower, G. Thynne, Lellie Glenbervie, St. Helen's, Morp e rh, Eyre moot, C. Some rfet, anri Cathcart. Ladies—C. Somerfet, G. Thynne, Cozens, A:Cumberland, A. Smith, M. Erfkine, Willoughby, Ellenborough, A . Av. Sheffield, Hobart, Talbot, C. Spencer, Cottrell, L. M ac .. donald, Pelham, Millman, M. M9Pre, and Dowager Lady Glynn. Colonels—Macleod, St. Ack, Hood, Thornton, Grant, Baird, Glynn, Ste. • Majors—Delbozongh and Hammond. TheNohilit7 iiitroawe4 in their MAJESTIIS Were : General Andrea, who bad an audience of the %leen, on big appeirande at the Brill& Court, being introduced by Sir S. Cotter& The Herti. Mr. Villiers, Hope, A. Cozens, Dngdale, Corry, Bragge, Yorke, H. Addington, Sullivan ' Marti', Legge, Burrell, Trevor, Montagne, Tierney, S. Smith, Wortley, Hill, Ogilvie, 'and Cameron. The Hon. Mrs. Villiers, Miftreffes Abbot, Tatleton, Leak, trfkine, Macleod, Slveftei, and Freemantle. Sir F. Milman, Rev. Sir P. Back, C. Argill, E. Coate, NT. Cottrell, 11. Smith, F. Molineanz, R. BirclaY, and F, Sykes. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayorand his Lady. Mifs F.atti la tZter Of the late Lord Mayor, by Mr. Aide. man bit Liadi.. - Lady Maria daughter of the Archbilliop of Canterbury, - by Mrs. More; • ' • Barons Brincken and Michael)" from Germany. Colonel Great, by the Maitee of the Rolls. • Colonel Baird, on his promotion. • " Captain Henniintr on bis promoting, count Schack, prAente4 Or Mr. de OS'idenPaUtr , NAM; Charge des Agates, his 4;oilencl 10the Captain of the iterA nr nigh Life 'Guards. • - • " Lieutenant Colonef Gore, by the Lord in Waiting; and alto Lieutenant Colonel Sontag, Bring their brit aiipcsrancc ag Court for fouleiiines. • Mr. Thonnui TOwnfeiid, ler hks uncle Mr. Windfor. Captain Burnet , of th e sd Reginient of Life Guards, on his promotion in Lord Cstiscart's Corps. Me Macleod,*datigautr of Colette' Macleod, was miro 4 mm4 by her mother. • - M -ars. Welch and Alexander, Sheriffs of London. Captain Grey of the Navy,' and bh Lady. The Right acts. Lord lienyon, accompanied 1 ;14 1 r : 45' Mr. Anker, 'on arriving 4roin. Denmark- ' Baron de Cobi, by the Duke pf Portland. Captain Leggt, grebe Navy. • Mr. John Erihtite and Lady, by Counters Boffin. The Hon. P. Burrell; on his arrival froM abroad: CaptaintSir - S. SMITH cane fo late to Colnt. terday that he was not introduced. 77 The liotx. W. ADDINGTON gave a grand dinner yefterday at his feat in Richmond Park. Among frAe Company, which - confined but of few, were e following ' GenetarAndrexiM;Monaeur Otto, Monfieur portalis,l, , ord Hawkelhitry, bird Pelham, Lord Harvey, Mr. Hammond, iind Mr. Pierrepiant. • The Duellers or ST. AI BAN'S gave a grand flip per on Wednefday to a pity of Fafliionables, 4 her houfe 'l3kutonAreet. • • The Earl o f RADNOR is on a Vifit at Lord FOLK* 'Tot; a't l / 2 Berks, and is expelled at his bode, in Giafton-fireet, on Monday. RICHARD BARWELL, Efq. left Arlington (trees Tefterday a for hii feat in ElTex. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT left Town yellers:lay for ' his feat in Derbyfitire. For the. Marquis CORNWALLIS., who is expelled . in town to-morrow, there are vaft preparations at No. 3, Corit-fireet, a temporary refidenee, while his Lordthip's manfion in Upper Burlington-ftreet is undergoing a thorough repair. • ARRIVALS IN Tows.--LOrd BosToN, at his houfe in Grofvenor-areet ; the Duke and Duchefs of BEAUFORT, at their houfe in Grofvenor-fqre Lord and Lady HUNTINGFIELD' and family Lord SOUTHAMPTON, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley fquare ; and Lord R IVERSDALE, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, at the St. James's Hotel, jerrnyn-lireet., Colonel DUNCAN CAMPBELL returned to town from Paris on Monday laft, and the following day fet off for Edinburgh. General ANDRFQSSI again went to Court yeller day in precifeiy the fame drefs and equipage as on the preceding day, and no particular circumflance occurred. The number of perfons affembled about the Palace to fee him was very imall, compared with the number on the preceding occafion, but they were rather more than on common Drawing room days. Nothing like applaufe occurred, but the fpedators were curious and refpedful. We are happy to hear that General ANDREOSSI is highly pleafed with the very gracious manner in which his MAJESTY received him, when he prefented his credentials on Wednefday. General AN Da xossi has brought three men cooks with him from France. They feem to be always employed, and as the kitchen is in front of the houfe in Portland-place, it is the conflant refort of gaping curio fi ty.—The daily confumption of porter by the General's fervants i s faid to be near forty tuartr I General ANDI aoss i has brought over a beautiful dW , which, from the attention paid him b tby the Chiocs and Sylvia:, is likcly to :multiply PaPPiei in Bond.ltrect. ST. JA MES' S. ecornpanied by their Royal High. eS AUOUSTA,ELI ZABITH, MAkY, ELIA, came to St. James's Palace, EAJESTIES had partaken of fum e 3 Ropttl Family. repaired t o t h e -room, where her MAJEST Y had a :mblage of the firftpzifons of bi rt h 1 hom the firff in precedence was his the Pstincz of WALE s. Thelrakes 7;tII4IIIIILAND s and GLOUCESTER,' ►H lAp were of the Courtly circle ; noh Minifter, (introduced by M. Foreign Envoys ; his G race t h e 1 :::ART/411.11tY, the Bifhops of Not. and prefented to thegy fi EN. Her ed the Minifter with great courtefy. were very numerous, viz. itozburgh, and Norfolk. 110 and Lady. cry and Bath. ilbury and Bath. , Mansfield, Morton, Cardigan, Dann:out/I. ape, Moira, St. V incent, Macaw ei, Wait- reagh, Ormond, and Belborough. an, Roilln, Chatham, Leiceiter, Stanhope, Carysfort. Hood, Hotbam, and Wentworth. ley dad Wentworth. %dine, Pelham, Hobart, L. Gower, G. Clenberyle, St. Helen's, Morpeth, Egrc. et, and Cathcart. et, 0. Thynne, Cozens, A. Cumberland, A. Me, Willoughby, Ellenborough, A. AV, t, Talbot, C. Spencer, Cottrell, L. M ac .. Millman, M. Moore, cad Dowager Lady • - - -- • —•— I