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croffed at Manheim, and took, principally, the road to Heidelberg. The firtt divifion of the Callo-Bataviatt army, um-: 41,r the command of General Bounar,paffed through nanckfort on the 25th ; on the 26th, the fecund di ti ;lion, commanded by General Geonenv ; on. the 27th, the third divilion, commanded by. General Du m c EAU ; and on the 28th, the remaining troops, with the baggage, paired through the fame place. General MARMONT alfo paired through Frankfort on the 27th. All the troops have taken the road for A fchaffenburgh. . . , . Tlte late army of Hanover, under Marfhal Brit KA POTT', has alfo been again put in motion, and has advanced along the right bank of the Main. . On the 2j al its head quarters were at Geluhaufen; on. the _6th at Orbe ; and on the fame day the vanguard had advanced to Gemund and Carlfladt. Some Officers from Generals BERNADOTTE and MAR •lonr arrived at Wurtzburgh on the 26th, and guar rs are preparing there for both there Com manders. . Meanwhile hopes of peace are Dill cherillted in Germany : they are founded on the frequent depar ture of couriers ;—on the continued reGdence and apparent friendly condutt of the French Amhafiddor at Vienna ;—and on the affurauce that the Emperor is expeCted to return to hie capital within to or 14days. (PRIVATF LETTrit.)--.-1121181.720, UPT. 27. ge Hanover is evacuated by the Frencheexcept a few who remain at Hameln, which is now fortifying more firongly than before, and is to be provifioned far a long time. Pruffian troops are certainly coming to Hanover, but it is yet a Tuition whether Hameln will not be retained by the French. • " It is generally believed in the Eleaorate. that the grand expedition from England, is defined for that Eleaorate. I hope it will be better employed." The ALDICORt has arrived at Spithead to be doc ked, after an abfence of (even months on the Gaern fey nation, in confequence of being twice on !bore, and getting the {hip's bottom fo much injured as to prevent her failing. About ten days ago the recon noitered a little port, called Diletc, nearly oppofite to jerfey, where was lying a flotilla confilling of fix brigs, two tuggers, and two other (mall craft. The Americans have made a formal and ferious complaint againft the conduss of the Spaniards, in taking and condemning their (hips contrary to all the rights of neutr +1 nations, and have demanded an im mediate correction of the abufe. In the prefent (fate of Europe they will no doubt fucceed in their demand. The Kentifir Courier Rates, that in the Cafe of Tho mas Archer, a feaman, at Chatham, the Inquell gave a verdid of " murder" generally, and not of " mur der againft Captain TEMPLE," as Rated in a forint'r number of that paper. Captain Tastrcz is now in town. Mrs. TEMPLE, the Authorefs of the new Novel of Ferdinand Fitzormond, is a Lady well known in the Fathionoble World, and has already diainguifhed herfeif by a variety of Works, which have done ho nour to her talents, and which have evinced the,ntoft intimate knowledge of modern life and manners; The competitior for fame amougft the infant tribe of theatrical adventurers produces much gratification to the admirers of the drama, but the little Maris, by a happy union of tragic with comic powers, bears away the palm wherever the apptars ; apedation is at its l'ighctt in Liverpool : her appearance there Is an nounced for the cniuing week. On Saturday next the,celebrated Madame GaAs r leaves town for Winchester, where the is engaged to difplay her extraordinary abilities ax the enfuing Annual Hampfbire Feßival, on the iSth inßant. This novelty of hearing her enchanting tones in the Oratorios, together with the golden opportunity of being gratified at a provincial Concert with the moil admired airs from the excellent Operas of the lag feafnn, mull prove a magnet, the attradion of which few in Hants and the counties adjacent will be able to refit. Winchefter is expetlted to be very full. Lan Saturday, the Afgig Volunteers, a very fine body of men, 1200 ftrong, commanded by Sir Geo. Aitstyraae, marched into York, where they are to do the duty. The ill Dragoons, lately ordered for service, are to march from York immediately. Lail week the Stafford Militia returned to Wind for from Portfmnuth, to the great joy of the inhabi tants of Windfor, with whom they are great favon sites. This fine regiment is now moo Rrong. 'The Somerfet Militia are on their march from Weymouth for Hull. Extract of a letter from an Officer at Barhampoor, dated May the 7th.—" It has been generally reported that thofe Provinces have laboured under a fiarcity for many months paft.—This is too qualified a term for fuch a vifitation. Thole who have been witnefres to its calamities can give it no fofter a name than that of adual famine. The native Ch eftains have certainly clifplayed mere feeling and benevolence than they were ever known to do on a limilar occafion ; but it his been inipoffible for the belt regulated policy com pletely to relieve fuch nniverfal diltrels. The Coffer r'of the lower calls have been great indeed. We have very providentially received fome fupplies of rice from Bengal, by Ore Elphinflone, the Zamorin native trader, aad other fraall craft, together with fome aid from Canara, where the crops have gene tally proved produdive. The duties on the impor tation of grain have been remitted. The Rajah of Myfi re has rendered effential ferrite to the natives on the fr.mtier, as has, likewife, the Nizarn. We re ciive daily accounts of the public dißrefs from Poor.ah ; the native forces and the fubfidiary troops raiii be fupplied, though at a (tort allowance; but tl.e artificers and ryots (offer feverely. We have jut received an account of the interception of a veffel a:th grain, on the coati, by a French privateer, name n known. This news has fpread a gloom over the public countenance. The general dejeelion cannot be removed, and the natives roufed to return to their !r. hits of indultry, but by the fubjedion of HOLICMI, and the restoration of tranquillity, to which they Lek forward with the molt painful ainicti.". MIL,. OCTOBIR S. 'The kook ; is arrived this morning for the imme diate remora of the Coldaream and Third Guards, II from heoce 6)1 Dover, to be replaced by the German Legion, soot) Prong. Dover Roads are full of tranf. l ports, and fornething very important is expefted to take place in a few days. A heavy firing has been heard all ha night, off • Boulogne. Sir • SIDNIT I c , owyrn went into Boulogne harbour fume nights fence, and uQobkrved reconnitred its !late of defence. He even brought away one of the sentinels, which gives him great hopes, that, with a powerful co.olk. ration, he will be able to make a grand attack. ..He is the theme of nautical converfation here at preknt. There is nothing furring in the Downs at prtfent, ha wind fill continuing foutherly, which blocks in our boats. IidtP.ROIVGATE, OCTOBER S. Some fathionables, and a pretty numerous corn. pany Rill continue to. linger here. The Bithop of MEATH and family has juil left us ; but among others there remain Lady. POMFRET, Sir JONATHAN Ma -111,041TH and, Lady, Col. and Mrs. THORNTON., Capt. , St,snosav, &c. At the Green Dragon there fit down. daily to dinner 55, and nearly the fame , number at the Granby. Among the late arrivals has been a great many Indians. Our amufements are fill well attended, . the. Theatre • particularly. Colonel and Mrs. THOINTON figure in their curricle, with his fine pied balls. Thornville Royal is now the daily refort of the company, to fee the articles for fale on Mon. day. On Monday much !port is expeeed at the races to be run here, on which-large furns are pending. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S.W. AIM. DIM all. DIM. Dublin 3 o Hamburgh- Waterford o 3 I Outtenburgh o PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 7.—Came , in the Walker, Capt. Sputa, from Gnernfey ; Four Brothers, Captain I Finsason, from rorfground ; and the ASSAULT gun-brig from Guernfey.—Sailed on a cruize the CRESCENT, of 36guns, and the liscza bomb. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. B.—Arrived the I..!VERTY brig from Weymouth SA F EGI7ARD, HARDY, and MEIN DER gun brigs fr , in a cruize, and a cutter from a cruizia, and a cutter from Guernfey.—Sailed the APOLLO frigate, with the Experiment of 44 guns, to lie as Bore-chip at Falmouth ; and his Majefty's Ibip Minions on a cruize. Dottie, SETT. B.—Sailed laft night the Witavo- Laa gun brig, for Boulogne Roads. Arrived laft night the hoy Anna Sophia, Captain WAIOS, of Stralfund, from Marennes, with a cargo of wheat, bound to Tonningen, detained by Lieut. Watour, of the Tuatous gun brig. His Majefty's hoop VA; Leraous is jhft now come into the Roads from the Downs. A frigate has juft brought up in the roads, fuppofed to be the Tatsuma, from Boulogne Roads. Remain in the Rcads :—Awrat.ora, Commodore Sir S. SMITH ; TRIBUNI frigate ; VALOROUS Hoop; ruatous gun brig; Sceptre and Diadem armed (hips, and Lord Keith cutter. Wind N. W. and moderate. DEAL, OCT. B.—At rived the GALLANT, WATCH FUL, and DEEP stars gun brigs, from a cruize off the coati of France ; alto the Royal Sovereign, the Royal Charlotte and Princefs Auguaa yachts from Weymouth, and failed again for Deptford. Sailed the VALOROUS floop of WIT , DISPERATIS and ER NEST gun brigs on a cruize, and the Deptford lighter for Deptford. Sns*tH sss, Oc r. B.—The Baltic fleet left the Nore yeflerday afternoon, under convoy of the Rositta armed 'hip, light breeze N. W. The ADELFHI has the fignal flying for Tonningen, and will fail on Thurfday next. The Officers, Clerks, Artificers, &c. of the Dock-yard, have this day been paid three months wages for Midfummer quarter.—Arrived his Majefly's fhip SYBILLE, from the River. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. OILAVIMWD, OCT. B.—Paired by the Good Hoffnung,--. from Dantzir ; Wellfwart, Matthews, from Varell ; Vrow Ma ria, Snick, from Tonningen ; Two Sifters, Foreman; Johanna, Fort= ; Good Friends, Fokes ; and the Verwagting, from Embden. Sailed the Young Henry, Terry, for Peterfburgh; Chalmers, Andcrfon, for Africa ; Jane, Scott, for Koningfburg ; Friends Adventure,— ; and the Friendlhip, parcel, for Stettin. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Officers and crew of his Majefty's hired armed fehooner Albion, Lieutenant Wright, will be paid their proportions of the capture and head-money of the Mercurius, at the Red Lion Inn, In High-Brea, Portfmouth, on the 15th inftant,and recalled every Monday and Thurfday afterwards far four months. As atvzo.--Off the Ilk of Wight, Commerce, Adams, from Virginia—At Falmouth, Alfred, Robinfon ; Thames, Todd; Mary and Elizabeth, Quinton; and John, Lotherington, from Opurto—At Briltol, Aurora, — , from Stettin—At Waterford, Prineefs Mary, Hunt, from London—At Gottenburg, Dolphin, Rofinledat, from London. The Seaflower, .--, from Swanks, with coals, bound to Ire land, is loft in Flfpnl Bay. The Tiger, Orton, from Jamaica for Liverpool, is put into Savannah La Mar, having been on more. The Diamond, Munro, from London, for the South Seas, was all well at the Ifland D;folation, on the loth of May. The Harriot, Aynch, failed from Bengal for England, on the 22d of April la& The Meier of a vac' arrived from Riga, reports, that he left a fleet of Ruffian men of war in the Sound, and that he raw the tranfports, with Swedith troops, crofs the Baltic for &relfund. The Ruffian !hips, we underhand, are daily ezpeatd to arrive in. this country. The Lord Mayor yellerday, on examining the Mealweighers Reports, was under the difagreeable neceffity of railing the price of Bread one whole af lite, or sd. in the peck loaf—to commence to•mor. row. The price of the quartern loaf of Omen will dim In t fed. and lioafcbold tad ! • • • 9-IQ-''?CS. , THE MIRRWS. , CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE,OCT. I )(The from arrivals of Wheat to-day are very few, arid for piime famples laft prices 'are made—Second Vand inferior continua without tale; another fleet of foreign is expeited, and a further redilltion wife—Barley and Malt as our lall—Rye rather gives way in price—Old Beans full at high—no Grey Peas—A few cargoes of foreign: Oats are ar rived ; good famples at -, iather better _price.— Sales of Flour at our quoted price ; and other ar ticles at no particular variation. 0 casts: CY •Ysxata t 45a• 6os. 7os. per qr. Grey Page 0011 00S. Rae Ditto, 753. 78s. od. Dan., 4k SP- Rye, 3cs. 35a. od. Tick Ditto aos. 475. ad • Battey, 321.385. OIL Oats, 261.30 a 351. ' Malt, Tar. 78s. od. Poland ditto 365. 378.6 d. White Peale, sc... 571. od. Rape Seed, 38L 421. per lad. . I • TRICE Or /LOUR. flat Door dss. to 688.- Seconds 6 ter. to 635. per Esek. CQRK, SEPT. 30. , Saturday his Majeßy's Root) ESPIEGLi, 'Captain Moues, arrived in our harbour from Po r tfm out h and his Majetty's thip Louts, Capt. MAITLAND, failed on a cruize. • •• • Yeflerday his Majelly'i hoop Asc vs, Capt. KIT. TOE, arrived at Cove, from the Downs. Thurfday laa, Major General PATHS arrived In Limerick from the camp at the Cnrragh,• which is now entireb4roken up; he refumes the command of that Garrifon. Laft night an affray took place in John's-fireet, Limerick,•between two privates of the Cavan Regi ment of Militia, and forne diforderly perfons, when ohe of the military, named Fleming, received a wound in the head, which is fuppofed mortal ; the other foldier has been feverely bruited, but hopes are ,entertained of his recovery. DUBLIN, OCTOBER 5. The London papers Rill continue the rumoni of Lord Marron c a's departure from this country, and Come go fo far as to alien that his Excellency has aeually Cent in his retignation. We arc. allured, that Lord HARDWICRI has not fent in his rifiguation.—(Daten Evening Pe.) The Right Hon. CHARLES Lotto, Chief Secretary to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, accompanied by his Private Secretary, Mr. Couttswar, arrived here yefterday morning. . • Mr. GRATTAN continues to relide at Tinnehinch. Link Wt u Efq. according to rumour, will Rand candidate for the County of Dublin, whenever a vacancy !hall occur. We learn from Carlow, that Waurst BAG awn, Efq. one of •the Reprefentatives of that county, has (after an abfence of twenty-one years) arrived there. The IA accounts from Verdun mention that Mr. WALLS a,one of the late Reprefentatives for the county of Limerick, had obtained leave to proceed from Ver dun to Nifmes in Languedoc. Lord brourrrov has taken a houfe in Kilkenny;as his refidence during the performance of the Private Plays. With great regret we Rate, that the Earl of &mi nor is very much indifpofed. His Lordibip, on Saturday laft, went out in his carriage un the road between Caltlemartyr and Ballycotton : hi% horfes, by fome accident or other, took fright, ran off to a confiderable dillance, and upfet the carriage—they were providentially !lopped, and his Lordthip ref cued from the carriage apparently uninjured ; illnefs is, however, attributed to this, unfortunate accident. Admiral Lord GARDNER arrived on Tuefday at Cove, in the Torers frigate, Captain LAK!. His Lorclfhip was fainted upon entering the harbour, by the (hips of war and batteries. Several State Prifoners were liberated from Kil. mainham gaol on Thurfday night, by order of Go vernment. On Monday a perfon was committed to Newgate for having paired counterfeit notes on the Bank of Ireland, knowing them to be forged. CANTERBURY, OCTOBER 7. The main caufe of the atemblage of tranfports in the Downs begins now to unfold itfelf. Orders were received on Saturday laft,..at the head quarters of the Southern Difirift, at Canterbury, to provide can tonments in that city and the coati for the King's German Legion, a body of fix thoufand men, now on their march from Suffer, previoully to their em barkation for Hanover. In confequenee of which, and in order to make room for their accommodation, a general change of quarters of the troops in thofe parts will take place in the courfe of the prefent week. The Renfrew and Perth Regiments will re move from Ramfgate and Margate to Afbford ; the Brigade of Guards from Deal to Dover Cattle • the Hereford, Northampton, and Surrey, from Dover to Brabourn Lees ; the sistla Rifle Regiment (two battalions) from Brabourn Lees, in four detach ments, to Hythe, Boxhill, Chelmsford, and Win chefter ; the in and 3d Weft York, from Milford ; and Eaft York from Dover, to Hull and Chelmsford; the Royal Waggon Train and Lanark Regiment from Canterbury ; the former to Rocheller and ad jacent places, the latter to Faverfham. The Wag gon Train march on Wednefday ; the Lanark and other regiments above-mentioned on Thnrfday. The different divifions of the Legion are expefted to ar. rive at their places of deltination on Friday and Sa turday. The Artillery of the Legion, upwards of 700 firong, will occupy, till the time of embarkatinn, the barracks at Canterbury ; and the Cavalry and In fantry, Dover, Deal, and the Ifle of Thanet. The Cavalry are expeeted to embark at Ramfgate, and the Infantry at Dover. The Duke of RUSS F x has been plnfcd to accept of the command of the Loyal Notth Btitrns, in the room of Lord REA, who has refipned. His Royal Higlinefs will attend tn-mgalow, for the &II time, at their parade in Gray's Inn, aftcr which they will h4vc °mud Field lby. THE FAME. • .. Snip LAONCN.—.Yelierday triorning, u early as ten o'clock, great numbettofpeople began to area. bleat his' Malay's' dock yard at Deptford, to view the launch of a (hip of the line. Temporary booths were erelted for the accommodation of the refpeeta. ble part of the company, alto a booth for the recep tion of• Tome branches of the Royal Family, which were expeeted. The gates of the yard were opened, and a 'aft ccmcourfe of people of all defcriptions ad mitted to wieners the launch. At an early hour the men of war and merchant vefels lying in the River prepared to celebrate the introduetion of another gallant Ihip to our invinci. ble Nail, by difplaying the flags of Old England. 'and the colours of all nations, in their Ihrouefs and rigging. The feamen, upon this occafion, proud of the Jett; vied with each other in the arrangement of their yards, and the neatnefs of their veffels. The River prefented a fpettacle truly pidurefque. With. in the Dock yttd every regulation was adopted to render the ceremony as gratifying to public curiofity as poffibie. The firft battalion of Tower Hamlets Militia was placed at the entrance of the gates, and ranged in extended files in every diredion within the Dock 'yard; for the pnrpofe of preferving order. The Dock Volunteers were alto fletioned near the water fide. Stages for the accommodation of the fpeetators, were ereSed contiguous to the vetlel ready to be launched, and thole commanding the bell prof pelt of the ceremony were covered with white canvas and appropriated to fele& company. On the tight of the 'Dock, clofe to the water, a ttand, covered with green cloth, was prepared for her Royal Highnefs the Nimes's of Watts, who was expeet• ed to honour the launch with her pretence, and a flag Itaff Rood ready at one angle of it, to hoift the Royal Standard when her Royal Highnefs mould approach. The bands of mnfic belonging to the Tower Hamlets Militia took their Rations in the lat. ter Rand, and the drums and fifes of the Dock Vo. lunteers were placed at another part of the yard., The Mitt Barra, a frigate building in the yard, toge ther with the other veffels repair i ng, were crowded with fpeaators, many of w hom flood in the molt perilous &nations. The banks of the River oppofits were alto filled with a multitude. The Fasts lay in the flips, decked in all the pride of naval magnificence. The St. George's, red, and blue enfigns, were difplayed at the fore, main, and mizen jury malts. A red enfign was alto hanging over her item, and the Union Jack forward. She appeared a beautiful Osip, built for all the purpofes of war : her head is adorned with a figure of Fame, founding a trumpet, finely carved, and painted white with blue drapery. It is impoffible for any image of the kind to fit better on the cutwater ; the rake is perfealy fishable to that of the Item, which is built after the French and Spaniffi models, not unlike the (tern of the Sax Josar, a Spanifh three decker. Her (tern gallery and windows are remarkably neat and plain, without fuperfluous external ornaments ; and the quarter galleries are formed in a flyle of work. mardhip, that adds confiderably to her grandeur.— On the water, the decks are feveral inches wider and longer than many of our feventy-fours ; the orlop is peculiarly convenient for flowing her cables, and the ports are fitted in a manner that molt add to the fe curity of the Fans. Agreeably to a new conftruftion, She is built without knees and riders on the lower deck, chocks are fubftituted for them, and the is rendered more roomy and convenient to her crew, than any of the old built fbips. Upon the whole, the is confidered by the belt judges, a great acquifition to the navy, and likely, from her mould, to prove a prime fluter. About halfpaft twelve, his Royal Highnefsthe Duke of Sussex arrived in a landau, with three attendants, and immediately took a feat in the (lege appropriat ed to the Puna's of WALES. His Royal Highnefs was followed by Vifcount and Vilcountefs CASTLI. Isaac H, the Turk& Ambafrador, and a numerous at. femblage of Nobility and Gentry. The band of mu fic began 4 , God Cave the King," on the arrival of the Royal Vilitant and party. The dock yard mei foon after began to remove the Shores which fupport. ed the Ship on the flips. By one o'clock, the tide had flowed nearly higlfenough, and, at twenty minutes • after one, the ufual Signal was given, the remaining Chores were taken away, and the FAME began to move with all the folemnity which the motion of fo great a mats of mechanifin could imprefs upon the minds of the beholders. She went off the flips arnidff the (hoists ofat heft 40,000 fpeftators. The bands of mtific, at the moment the was in motion, truck up “ Rule Bihar,* Dia ;" echo repeated the founds of triumph from the dillant hills, and the grandeur of the fcene cannot be exprelfed. Having been named with the Waal cere mony, of throwing a bottle of claret again( her bows, gee drifted to the middle of the Stream, and dropped anchor. The company on board of her then went &Chore ; and, after warping in the fair-way of the ri. ver, fails were hoined on her jury mails, and -She dropped down to Woolwich with a fine breeze, where She is to be immediately docked and !Lathed, the dry dock at Deptford not being large enough to pe ceive her. Captain Moots, late of the INDS). ATIGA• nos frigate, is appointed to the command of her. Oa re-paffing the dock, the fpeftatora on board the !hips, and on Shore, greeted her with three cheers ; the bands again played martial mufic, and the launch ended. The abfence of her Royal Highnefs the Pewits& of WALES occafioned a difappowtment. Lord Hoot), accompanied by leveret officers, came in his twelve oared barge, and appeared highly pleated with the gallant manner in which the vela went off the flips. After the launch, his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Sussex infpeaed every part of the Dock yard, at tended by the Port Admiral, and an Officer of the Tower Hamlets Militia. Having pallid through the (lore rooms, and other departmeuts of the yard, his Royal Highnefs returned to the grand entrance of the yard, where the regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia I was drawn up to make a royal filure, which his Royal Highnefs received with the molt polite conde. fcenfion ; and, after converting Come time with the Colonel of the Regiment, be returned to town. At the launch no accident happened ; but we lorry to (tate, that one of the Labourers (John gat)), fell off the quarter deck into the hold, in morning, and was killed on t h e fp ot . The day was extremely fine, and the crowd turned well plated with the fight, excepting thofc who were carried down toWoolwich in the and fome others who were picked up by tome pl gangs, who were very much on the alert after ;Wu 91 launch. 1111 h thsa Pe are t O h r rd re. ; only P ih re i f P s: cr ;he