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' r Ocr.. s.• —Citizen Stwouvtt.t.t, Mmi• fter of the French Republic to the Batavia* Go vernment, arrived here this morning. Out Am- SCHIMMILMNINIC, is alto expeßed here, as well as General DIIMONCRAV. General Data )us, who is here, is at perfea liberty. It ippean that the pretended confpiracy, refpeBing which fo much noife has been made, was confined mere ly to a few pamphlets difperfed by adventurers, with a view of corrupting the army, and exciting them again►t the Government. The majority of the Nation with for no change in their Conftita tion, but only a Chief at the head of Government, who may aa as a mediator ; becaufe the twelve perfons who compofe it are often divided in their opinions, and cannot aa with that prompt decifion which the urgency of bufinefs may require. The municipality of Groningen has renewed in the moil formal manner the prohibition iffued on the tfith of February 1795, at the period of our revolution, againft wearing the orange cockade.— The fame order forbids the file Of fluffs, ribbanda, artificial flowers, or other articles of the fame colour. The motive of this meafure no doubt is to enfure public tranquillity by preventing thofc quarrels, which might arife between the Repub licans and the partizans of the old orderof things. OCT. B.—Lient. Colonel VISHOIiT o and Major Barns, both of the 7th half brigade, PICAIUS Lieutenant of the sth half brigade, and Hut.? sr AN, Adjutant of the Battalion of Artillery in pr,. rifon at Breda, have received 'orders, it is faid; from Government, to leive this place before five o'clock in the afternoon. : , . Ocr. 9.—The Pro San Ainbaffador Count Von &minima, for whom the linufe of the late Se cretary FACIL has been hired, is ezpeaed here this evening, or early tb-morrow morning. The French Ambatfador, &tinny'LLß, has_ already paid a vifit in that quality in the 11!Ientlie)s of the Diplomatic Body, and in I few days will Pretest his credentials, With the ufual 'ceremonies; toi ohr Government. FRENCH JOURNALS. We have received Paris Journals to the r4tii inft. They do not bring the intelligence from Switzerland down later than thofe received yeller day. Private accounts, however, Rate that BONA.. Plan% Mandate was every where received with indignation, not only by the patriots; but even by numbers attached to the refugee Senate, who cannot help viewing this foreign interference with abhorrence. The followingExtraitsptefenteirery thls*drltthy, of notice in the journals that have radial Its. se-. Press, OCT. 12. -4-• The General of Divlttleats- VAL, Commandant of.the'sthTerritorial Divifion, has reviewed the troops Rationed on the Upper Rhine, and direaed at the fame time the march of the numerous troopi which are deftined for the environs of Haningen.—Five per Cents - 51L . Rs C. FLOUNCE, SEPTEMBER 241.—ATIOrdinancelms been publithed at Leghorn, which Rates that Foreigners' of whatever nation, 'rank, or Rate, mon appear, within twenty•fonr hours after' their arrival, at the Office of the Secretary to the Mili tary Government, to !hew their paffparts, and other papers relating to their arrival and Ray. Thole who do not conform to this order will be oaffidered and treated as fafpicious perfons. Buis, Oci. 6.—At prefent every thing gives adios to believe, that hollilities have coifed on both fides, and that Central Beaman, after re ceiling orders from Berne, has fent infiroaions to . the whole lint to Rep the movements of the army. Anosaitarr no lefiger konstiands the troops of the Central Government; be has been &weeded by General Vaeosawass.• The lira Helvetic deli-brigade, which wat in the fervies entrance, arrived yefterday alt .4aufanne. .The rliot of Sehwit: has taken carets write to the carionslsr of this derni-brigade,- Citizen Patina, to Cub him the molt adventageouxofers. A decree of the national Prefea of the Canton de Vaud, renders every perfon who Mall take up arms againft the Central Authority refponfible for the evils that may thence rctnit. The fame Ma giftrate has addreffed ;DIA: fellow-citizens a pro- clamation, which may be confidered as a proof, that the Vandefe expea the new changes will' be particularly advantageods to them. It is as fol lows : " Citizens—Yon laud to be one of the Can tons of Helvetia, your with shall be . gratified. In . vain do they arm againtl you under a pretence of fuffering you to organize yourfelves according to your defire-.3a vain do they invade you under a • pretence of giving you liberty. Fear nothing 1 BONAPARTE has fpoken ; though they allured you that he would not. I told you the contrary. I told you that a people, however &tall, if firm and patient, would intereQ io • their favoUr great na tions and great men, we Ought to be intetelling to France and to Bousiaare. Now judge if I have dectived you—and ace; by oar union And reel- , proeal confidence; we have fated our canton from the horrors of intelline war, let us continue In the fame fentimems. The law which they with to im pafe on us by force; force, alas will impofe it on then% s and they cannot complain that I did tot invent ohm" I 1 • . 1 . 1. .1 o e . 4% dib GIBRALTAR, 461123. -1/ • . . . , On dp Inorning of the 59th tsP, had aMO a violent &rut of thunder and lightning, which did confiderable daniage to our fquadron in the bay, and which, if it bad continu e d h a lf an h our l onger , would moil probably have difabled the whale fleet, as none etthe chips were provided with chain condu&ors to guard them from the areas of lightning. The Sri} !hip which was ftruck Was the Gts &ALTAR, of 8o guns, and from the direaion which the lightning took, clofe to the magazine, it teems almoft a miracle that it was not blown up. " A tremendous flaib of lightning ftruck the fore•top gallant malt-head, fplit the fore top-malt, and fhivered the fore .maft into a thonfand pieces, driv ing large fplinters of it as far aft as the quarter deck. From the fore mail it paffed hstb the light. room, dote to the magazine, fhivering the whole of the ftroug plate glafs to pieces; and from thence into the Gunner's ftore.room, where it completely deftroyed feveral boxes of grape (hot, after which its progrefs could be traced no farther. Fortunately only two men were hurt by the Broke —one of them, however, was feverely fcOrched. A dreadful Oath fhordy afterwards Inlet the Acrivs frigate, which fplir the toptaliant mall, and carried away the main-top malt, in a .molt fingnlar manner, fe!eral feet of the whole body of the mall completely difappearing, not a veftige of that part of it was to be found after the ix plofion. The main matt was fplit in feveral places, and the ihip's butcher, who was &end ing near it, with his cleaver in his hand, was killed dead an the fpot ; and alnsoft every perfoit on the deck was knocked down by the violence of the Mock. The lightning was obferv ed to play like a large ftream of fire for a fhort time abbot the, deck, and on difappearing left a bong fulphureons fmell behind. The Suiraais and DILAGO* were alto hod' Brack; the former had her maiatonallant, and alfo the binnacle on the quarter deck, carried away; the latter fhip was not injured, though the lightuing pallid all round the Captain's cabin, running along the bell-wires. The GIBRALTAIII and ACTIVI have both been obliged to go into the Mole to repair their dama. ges, which it is believed will amount to upstards of five thonfand pounds. Our late allied enemies appear to be gradually collating a large naval force in the Mediterranean, as hardly a week elapfes that fome French, Spanifh, or Dutch Chips of the line, do not pars the Streights. Two Dutch Chips 4f the line, two frigates, and a corvette, 'paired lately. The French fill pofefs both Leghorn and Genoa they are alto going to fortify and garrifon two harbours belonging to the Algerines, and are rpreading themfelves every Urban round thefe !bores fo thatif we once give up Malta, we !hall hardly have a Tingle friendly harbour for oar. flerts.in the Mediterranean, in the *rent of another war. A man of war's cutter has *trued this morning in 18 days from Malta. Wen the failed we had not begun to evacuate that Hand. The population and trade of this place is rapidly increafing, ender' the aufpiceiof our prefent Go vernor. Money is extremely plenty, and landed property of every defcription fells at an alonifh ing price•--His Royal Highnefi fume his arnsal here, having adopted every meathre that appeared likely to contribute to the welfare and fecurity of the place. His Royal Highnefi: has lately begun erecting barracks for doe men at Windmill.hill, in a pleafant healthy fitnation : the troops (both offi cers acclaims) having hitherto been greatly crowd ed in the roof wretched barracks that could pof (ably be , imagined. 44. I - raid 4 . CAILIIROVON is appointed Lieutenant. Governor of Deal Cattle, which is a very corn. fortable and pleafent Sumraer Itefidence. It was yellerday reported, that the orders for ditbanding the ad battalions of the regiments on the home eflabliChment, on the 24th initant, have been countermanded. . The Detachment of Artillery, ordered for Cq lon, does not embark till February. No lets than 3000 troops of &Arent ddcriptions 4411 go to India from the Cape of Good Hope, in confequence of the ceflion . of the lane place to the Dutch. Among the& are the 22d, 34th, and 65th regiments. - The 49th regiment, commanded by Colataocx, ;survived fate at (12ebec. Tbe did regiment is ON its march to Chatham The Toth regiment is under orders for Dover .sad Deal. They are immediately to leave Quern *, and Jerfey, where they have for ibme time buss quartered, and are relieved by the sth regi- SIM , ---- - Monday and Tuefday the 6th, or Tanakaling regiment of Dragoons, who have been quartered in the City of 'Exeter and the Barracks, for up wards of is months paft, marched from thencq on their route to Bridgwater and Wells. The 67th_ regiment, which had behaved with great valour in Egypt, has arrived in the city 91 Dub io from Cork,,in two &firms. • 1 • X 4 1% Is a i f SPORTIra INT4ILLICENcE. BTOCKTOI4 4 :I I PDAT. / .9c7011 1 0414 ' A Sabfcription Plats of ffs. each, with gal. Added by the Town'ofiwn. Twanifte Seats. M. Dec al% bl Seri* 3-Yrs• 7ft.3 1 % 4I I Mr. W. Hutebblos's Eby Plpatar, kyrs. old, • Ift• 3 1 b. e - - • Ia 4 Sir Vane's b. kll ver ssammosirs. 41b. a 3 Mr. Carttr's m. • 3-111. 8 1 t- Mb. - 34 3 Mr. G. Bamblet s b. g. Tbornaby, 4.yrs. Bft, sib. beat Mr. G. Hnbback's gr. g. Scyron, Sirs. 901.—Twoamile heats, Svgs. h..ft. SAtt/RDAY, OCTOIIIII 9. Handicap Plate of Sol. Two-mile heats. • Mr H. T. Va ll es b. c. Bagfisaa, 4.yrti. Bft. 51b. 3 z Mr. & oa's b. E Cotillon, 4-yra Btt. 51b. i 5 3 Mr. W. 's b. c. &Eby, 413 ‘ Aft 3 1b. a 3 3 Mr.F b. c.. Troirfal, Va• alb. • 44 4 Mr. Wgwa's Friend& Panay, errs. Sit. 7lb. 5 a dif. Bagfman the favourite. • ENFIELD RACES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7. A Plate of Sol. was run for, Four-mile heats, by the following horfes : Mr. Bird's b. h. Antbo, 3-yrs. Mr. Smith's ch. h. Brighton, rm. old. Mr. Gelding's b. h. Peacemaker, kffrll. old. Mr. CreihreWs eh. f. Tulip, 4-yrs. Mr. Badlt's b. a. Paulo, 4-yrs. old. Mr. Sutton ' s b. g. Monkovitz, 6-yrs. old, was catered, but did not tart. ' The time of fiarang was fixed by public adver tifement for one o'clock, which, confidering the fea fon of the year, was a very proper hour, but it was full three before they anted for the &ft heat. The day was extremely fine, the Courfe by no means a bad one; and, bad the horfes ilarted with in an hour of the time fixed, the (port would have given fatisfailion - to the generality of the fpeita tors', many br whom quitted the ground after the third heat. . The Clerk of the Conrfe, in endeavouring to clear the way for the racers, fell with his horfe. His MAJIISTT will hold-a Levee at St. James's Palace, on Wednefday next. The Qiixes will alfo hold a Court for the fe. male Nobility, on the following day. Mr. PITT haobeen is town thefe two days, and returnsagain immediately to Weimer Caine The •Ma is, of Woactsrao, the Earls of BUZILIT ant BATHURST, Lord Ducts, and the Hon. THOMAS MORETON, attended a very flume sous meeting of the Magifirates of Gloncefterfhire, on Tuefdity laft, when .it was agreed that a new Shire-hall is become abfolutely neceffary, in con fequence of the'ruinous Rate of the prefent one. Ile Corporation of Prefton have voted a piece of rate to 110/n,GIIIIIIIIHAW and his Lady, for the with which they fupported the late Jubilee of that place. The Duke of RICHMOND, it appears, owed the break of his fall to'his Houfekeeper, Mrs. Foltz mild, who was in the curricle with his Grace, and fortunately fell undermoft. 1 Mrs. P. the celebrated Cyprian, boafis that the fpent_sool. in a fortnight at Brighton. She is peened of exaaly one hundred diffirent dregs; the went to Brighton for the purpofe of Chewing them. and when the had worn each a few honrs,returned. ALLY HUM'S', the fon of the late Nabob of Arcot, died on the .sth of April. It appears by a private letter received from Madras, that the Prince wets in a Rate of infenfibility for near two months prior to his demife. The Prince had been very. Rrialy educated, was poffeffed of great pene tration, and was an elegant fchOlar, as well as a faacions politician. in the abfence of Gemini from France a new rival has Rarted up in the perfon of Citizen ACARD, a youth of twenty-two years of age. A few days ago he ofcended in a Magnificent bal loon from the Gardens of Tivoli, and travelled the (pace of four leagues in forty minutes. He was accompanied by a young man of his own age. _ According to reports inferted in the French par tiers, and purported to be taken froth the Dutch Gazettes; the Negro fervant belonging to Toys. r IOAINT POUVRILTURI is foon to embark from 004 of the French rirts for St. Domingo. The reafon affigned for his departure is, that he has promifed `the French Government to difcover certain trea fines, amounting to feveral millions French, which Toussaier is fuppofed to have buried in the . The fame Gazettes 'add, that Tous. sArwr has requeßed permiffion to take up hisabode, in any part of France which he may be inclined to prefer, as foon as Government ( hall be in pot . - felfion oithofe trenfures. The authority of this Rory is very queßionable.—Ganette de France. A private letter from Yverdon . dated 6th Oa. has the following pages Swifs forces have advanced in three formidable columns—they have difperfed or taken the whole of the Vaudois troops, which had not been previonfly beaten.— This place furrendered this morning—the Citizens .do-the military duty until the Swifs arrive.—Te. day, on the requifition of General BACHMANN, we feat to Payerne 8000 rations of bread, the fame namber of rations of wine, and four oxen. Boma. PARTS'S' Proclamation has excited the molt poig -sant fentiments of indignation here; nay, the very friends of the GOvernment which France willies to reitore, feel indignant on the ,occafion." The Royal Family of Spits entered Barcelona on the I ith ult. amid( the difcharge of Soo pieces of cannon, and' repeated Mutes from the artillery of the place, the forts, and the (hips in therßdad. The city was hung with white : tro: phies were fixed id every part of it, and triumphal arches, with infcriptions appropriate to the folem nity of the marriages. Their Itajetties were in a chariot &klieg with gold, and funiounted by a crown of diamonds. .The molt dißinguiloed Chevaliers drew the carriage from the entrance of the City to the Palace. On the 13th, the Court , affifted at a folemn Mafs celebrated in the Cathe dial. That vaR edifice was entirely hung with triatfon &mak and lighted with 4000 tapers.— The population of the City, which is ordinarily 150,000, has been increafkd to 300,000, bpkthe unmenfe concourfe of grangers. A veffel which lately arrived at Carthagena brought t,000,000 piaßtes for their lifajelties' expeaces during their Asy at Barceloaa. ~,.• - . ,_ . • z. GIIBLIWINAM o c r .• 7' r • • ~, La dyLesstam and Lady Etraaatfa Kt+mzets are expeded in to-day or todinorrow—houres are , taken for them both. Sir Jona .and L'ady Jeer's are juli returned from their Sbropfliire vifit, anJ • many eminent families are expected to winter here. Mr. KING (M. C.) is proceeding rapidly with his buildings in Cambray--his own cottage is up to the firft floor ; . that and the thrubberier planned about will be the taftieft thing in the kingdom. Five more lots for building- are fold, and the houfes will be begun in the fpring. The lateft arrivals here arer—. Lord Northland, Lord Riverfdale, Lady Rkeerfdale, Lady Clarissa, Sir Ralph Woodford, Sir Charles Mallett,;. Mifs Marcy, Mn. Coot, Mr. and Mrs. Ireland, Mr. Trail, Mr. Bufar, Mu. Clarke, Mifs Clarke, Mrs. Clapihaw, Mrs. Great bead, Mifs Pimlott, Mr. and Mrs. Aderfon, Mr. Johnfon; Mr. and Mrs. Dent, M. and Mrs. James,, Viliount Dillon, Hon. Mifs Dillon, Mr. Woder, Mr. Autin, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Heaths, Capt. Legge, CAL Sharbrooke, Mrs. and Mifs Fearer, Mifs Power, Rev. W. Somerville, Mrs. and Mifs Barclay, Lady Lavlnetov, Sit W. Guife' Mr. and Mifs Hamilton, Ma E Hamilton, Mifs Haver, Mr. and Mils Llewellin, Mifs Lee, Mr. Geough, Mr. J. M. Geough, Mr. Prichard, Mr. Radnall, and Mr. Mlles. NALITIUAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILB THIS DATe6bWIND it IL • DU& I Dublin, s I Prendi • I Dutch o Hambutgb • PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER Ls. The lisooen, of t 8 guns, was paid off, and're• commiinoned by Captain H. Vauon.is. REMAIN IN CAWSAND BAY AND THE SOUND: Torwzc, of 38 guns, Captain HONEYKAN, GlbsNmoat,of36 J. MAITLAND, VOISCAU, of 36 ..,•••••••• J. PRILIPS, Arnow, of SO •••=.....•• R. B. YINCIIIIT, IN STONEHOUSE POOL : Camas's, of z 6 guns, Captain j. DLLATONS 3 and La Viwroasa, of 14 guns, Lieut. R. Jour. ' PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER IS. Arrived the Sr. Fpaa zo, of 4.0 guns, Captain BINGHAM ; and CONSTANCt, of 28 guns, film the ea award. The LIBIRTY cutter is ordered to the eaftwardp to be paid off. LEITH, OCTOBER xi. The Jane tranfport, Eow. Paisstcs mafter, and Henry ditto, CHAS. CARTE& mafter, having on board the 93d regiment of foot, from Guernfey, bound for this port, have arrived here. The Ark tranfport, with part of the fame regiment, has not yct arrived, but is expeaed every hour.—The above Chips experienced a rough 'mirage, from the late hard gales. FROM LLOYD'. LIST. DZAL OCT. c.f.—Sailed the Albion, lot !Win. Wind N. E. blows bard.. GRATIMID, OCT. Ts.—Affect by, the Althea, Roberts, from Bengal; Admiral Nelfon, Watfon, from Curacoa Fre derick Sodwig, Smith, from 3 il boa; Adventure, Ha milton, from Tobago ; John and Robert, —; and Cygnet, Cameron, from Hamburgh ; Enterprise, Ferrets, from Smyrna; Hope, Csitehell. from Mogadorel Patriot, Haywood, from Havre; Blanchard, Jafon ; and Cumberland, Drummond, from Arch angel.—Sailed the Alert, Heath, for St. Michael's ; John Adams, Barran, foiSavannah; and Prince of Wiles, —,tor Boulogne. ARRIVED In the Downs--Pearl, Demon, from Jamaica. At Hull--Thornton, from Onega. At Liverpool--Kate, Good, from Havannah; and Ranger, Miskolc, from Lilbon. At Cork—Eagle, Martfon, from Honduras. In the River—.lndnftry, Gardner, from Bilboa. At Naples—Fos, Lock, from Bolton. . At Leghorn—Experiment, from New York. Ac Salem; and Atlantic, from Mel ina. • At Vlrginia--Alesander. from London. The Ship Owners at Lynn, at a General Meet ing, held in the Guildhall there, on the sth came to a refolution to requeft the Members ofPar liament for that Port and Borough, to fupport the intended application to Parliament for the repeal of the, duty on the Tonnage of Ships. The gargen, TURIIIIR, from MalTachufetts, is . on fhore near Hoy Take. - The Benevolence, COLLINS. from Clyde for Wifcaffetts, was loft on the Eland of Jura, on the 6th inft. The Ceres, Bares, from Memel for Hamburgh, is on fhore on the coaft of Sweden. The Fortune,. CROW, from Memel for Ham burgh, has been on !bore in the Cauegat, and gone to Copenhagen to repair. On the 54t of May was launched from the yard of Mars. J. GILMORE and Co. at Calcutta, one of the molt beautiful vet Tels ever conftruaed at that Prefidency ; fhe is named the Olive. A letter received by the late conveyance from Mackin, fays, as the fhip Ajax was heaving on her anchor in the Roads, the capftern upfct, and three of her crew were loft ovetboard. _ The dogger Ann, Mud El, from Dundalk to Liverpool, with live cattle; went oillfhore on Mon day fe'nnight, near Heyfham. C?ew and paffen gers Paved, together with a part of the cattle. The veffel was afterwards got off, and put into Lan caller, with 15 cows and 5o pigs. The TOPAZH frigate arrived at Plymouth ,on Wednefday from Jamaica : fhe left that ifland to lerably healthy ; the greater part of the (hips for London, Briftol, and Liverpool, had failed with full cargoes. A great quantity of powder landed from the men of war paid °akin Hamoaze, and lodged in the grand magazine at Keyham Point, above Morrice Town, having filled that arfenal, it has been thought prudent to fit up the DISPATCH as a powder (hip in the lower part of Hamoaze ; the has already received 12,000 barrels on board.— The magazine at the Citadel wanting repair, the (tote of powder has been conveyed to a fafe place at Dock, in the ammunition waggons belonging to the train of artillery, who have been employed on that (mica for feverals days paft. r