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1 7". ..:•3 • • 4:7:1.,: A • • " LONDON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER is. Flts Wpm?, Coaow*TioN.—Holiday at all the Public Olket. A Mail has arrived from Hamburgh, f. o•n which we have been able to filed but little inttl ligence. The Emperor ALEXANDER has ordered that the lots fuftained by Britifh fubjeas, through the embargo laid on their (hips by the Emperor PAUL, ha be made good. According to the determina tion and verification of the Commiffion of Liquida tion, the whole fum amounts to 700h000 roubles. The Deputation of the Germanic Empire at its third Sitting; adopted, in its fulleft extent, the plan of Indemnities propoted by France and Ruffia, fubjea to fuch modifications as may be thought neceary. This Refolution was, it appears, car ried by - means of the vote of Saxony, which,l added to thofe of Brandenbnrgh, Bavaria, Wur temburg, and Heffe, gave a preponderance to that fide of the queftion. Of the final adoption of the plan there could be no doubt ; the only object of, the Au ftrian Party in the Empire was to gain time, in orderto profit by any circumftance which might arife favourable to the Auftrian interefts. The Conclufnm upon this Aft of the Deputation was immediately drawn up, and remains for the ratifi cation of the Emperor. Hi; Imperial Majefty will no doubt ratify it, feeing so other alternative; but the modifications referved for future difcuffion will Rill be the fubjea of a war of words. The Alsatians, it appears, are preparing to eva cuate Paffau, in tonfequence of the reprefentations of the French and Rutran . Minifters, but on the exprefs condition that the ELECTOR of BAVARIA (hall not occupy that territory. The EMPEROR has, in the mean time, placed 20 9 000 men at the difpofal of the ei *mud Gunn Mi t zi of Tuscasv, in order, no doubt, to enable that Prince to take potreffion of the Indemnities allotted to him. A Sufpenfion of Arms in Switzerland corn• menced on the 7th inft. Hollilitie* are not to be renewed until after three days notice. The difcon tent at the Cooftitution of the Helvetic Republic appears to be very general in mot of the Cantons of Switzerland; but if the French Republic de termine to interfere, there can be little doubt that the Conflitution will be carried into effea through out the whole of that country. _ _ CONSTANTINOTLII, AUGUST IZ.--The Englab army has now' entirely evacuated Egypt. The Turks atlirm, that the Englifh have fold a great part of their ammunition, at a low price, to the , Nye. who Rill hold out refolutely in Uprer Egypt, and are firengthened by frequent defer: tions from the Tnrki(h troops oppofed to them, particularly the Asiatics. The navigation of the Entine has been granted to the French, for the guarantee of the integrity of the Torkifh Empire. It is uncertain whether the Convention negotiated by the mediation of a foreign power, between PALSWAN OGLOU and the Porte, will be concluded, or if concluded, will be of long duration. The Porte promifes a complete amnelly, and to pay the arrears of Passwares troops, u hiclv are eftimated very high, after which they are to be dilbanded. ST. PLTERSIURGH, AUG. a7.—On the 23d ink' arrived here Prince Laws of Wurtemberg, bro ther of the Emprefs Mother, and took up his abode in the Imperial Sumthet Palace. M. D.Oll t s, formerly a Spanifli Secretary of Le gation at this Court, is returned here in ,the fame Ye (lerday the Swedifh Atnbaffa dor gave a dinner, at which were prefent Prince WILLIAM of Gtoo• CASTAS and Prince Loots of BAnts. Mr. Pa n tact, Swedillt Secretary of Legation, is gone to Stockl.olm. The Imperial Court is g-,ne into mourning for three f .r Prince H'illßY of PRUSSIA. On the 213th the Danifh Minifier, C-runt Low- SU DA L, had his atiiience of leave of the Em, refs Dowager, having before taken leave of the Emperor,. wad Prince CowsravrlNE. The Emperor delivered to him a letter in which bt defires his Minitier at Copenhagtin to give the Dania, Government the firongell affurances of his perfea and entire fatisfaition with the condua of this Minister Jut ing his million at St. Peteriburgh. On the fame day were launched two 80 gun 'hips 4 a ! r, the Utiel and Raphael, in pretence of the Emperor, of the Imperial Family, the Court, the Diplomatic Body, Ind an immure concourfe of fFeaators. One of our native poets made the following verfes on this event : &evenly Spirits! RAMIL sad Mute. wbek awful Thunder suers treat eiebty mouths, what fee will ye sew &Wee ! Your ass is eclairs!, but yeti Rio the widehried I Fir, ye Angels! hurt year Maniere I Pet tie, kis la vale! Runk hat 50 enemies. Fly ! anaostace so the lush, the humene ledges oldie As. sd 1, 1 ;1:rely= as poses. yarns, which In the Rada are On the 25th and 26th we had a molt dreadful thunder Ilorm, which In . violence and duratk,n ex ceeded any thing within the memory of the oldefl perfons here. Much mifchief is faid.to have been done in the country: at the dillance of 6o walls hence, in the diarill of Oranienbourn,the hail was fo large as to kill many (beep in the fields. The Town of Makerjow, in the Government of Kaftroma, which was wholly confumed by fire on the loth of May, has received from the Emperor a I grant of 20,000 roubles, free of interell, to be re- ' paid in 15 years. Seventy perfons alto who have moll fuffered have received a prefent of 300 roubles. A whole village Ras been burnt by lightning in this neighbourhood. The florins this year have I been uncommonly violent. _ HAMauacu, SLIT. t7.—According to form, reports Augiburg will be given to Bavaria ; Ra tilbon to the High Chancellor, Archbifhop of Mayence; and Wetzlar to the Imperial Chamber ofjutlice. The remaining five large lmperialCities, Hamburgh, Lubeck, Bremen, Frankfort, and Nuremberg, will then come into the College of Princes. BERLIN, SEPT. 7.-. M. W. VON HOMEOLT goes in a day or two to Rome, where he is to refide as Ambaffador from our Court. He has Tome previous bufinefs in Milan and Florence. Count Goiz, who goes as our Ambaflador to St. Peteriburgh, has already paffed Konieberg. Count WITGINSTEIN, High Steward to her MAJESTY the Queen Dowager, and Royal Pruf fian Ambafador at. the Court of Caffel, is going to Rad'bon on the affairs of his Houfe, which has alfo claims to make in the approaching fettlement i)f the indemnities. The Imperial Knitter, Count STADIOII, has re ceived communications by exprefs from his Court which have given occafion to numerous confea rences with the King's Minifters in Berlin. Sur. 4.—The king, who is now at Parez, is ezpeaed the I 7th at Charlottenburg, to be prefent at the autumnal review of the garrifon of this city, by Field Martha MOLLIIIDOLVT ; when the He reditary Prince and Princefs of Mecklenbotur Schwerin are alfo expeeed. On Friday next his MAJESTY will review the Scotch Greys, on Wimbledon Common, and on the Friday following the 13th Light Dragoons on the fame ground. _ _ The Imo is making great alterations in Wind for Cattle, the infide of which is modernizing, for the purpolk of making the apartments habitable for the ROYAL FAMILY. When compleated, there is an intention of razing the Q_ueen's Houle to the ground. Advices were yefterday received in town that Mr. PITT was declared out of danger, and is in a fair way of recovery. Ma. Fox.—ln a French Journal it is mentioned that on the 16th Mr. Fox, and the party at Paris ' with him affifted at the extraordinary fitting which took place at the Tribunate. A few minutes be fore the opening of the fitting, Citizen BOYER. Captain of the Guard to the Tribunate, advanced to Mr. Fox, wbo was in one of the adjoining rooms, and addreffed him in the following terms : lam one, Sir, of 200 French Officer:o4lo, in the year 3, were prifoners at Portchefter. We applied to you ; you had the generofity to exert your eta quence in our favour. On a fudden our chains were broken, and we were almoft free. This be nefit will never be forgotten by my companions in misfortune : but I am at prefent happier than they are, becaufe I am able to declare to•you publicly my gratitude. I intreat you to add to it, if it be poilible, by condefcending to accept my weak but finccre exprefficin of it." Mr. Fox appeared to be much affeaed by this aft of gratitude. He re plied with a motion expreffive of modefty...." Oh, Sir—yes - I recollea.' The Engin Newfpapers are not only forbidden in France, but the fame reariaion has been laid upon them throughout Belgium. General Lasses, it appears, has met with a very unfavourable reception on his return to Paris. Inftead of having his wrongs redrered by BONA• rears, he has been exiled to his country feat in Normandy. His fucceffor at the Court of Lilbon is not yet appoitred, though it is•now clear that the amicable rAiti .ns of the two countries will fuffer no interruption. Letters from Madrid, dated Auguft 31, fay, "Their Majellies the KING and %/R&M, and the Royal Family, made their enti y into Saragoffit on the 23d of A ugua. They were received amidti difcharges of artakry, by an immenfe concourfe of people, who lined the road for shove a league. The greateajoy was manifeaed upon the occalion ; the atr refounded with cries of " Long live the King, the Qtieen, and the Royal Family!" Their M ey as?' es were lodged in the Archbilhop's Palace. At night the city wag illuminated." On Friday nest Mrs. Summits makes her firit appearance at the Bata Theatre, in the Tragedy of the Gafeyer t—Mrs. Bow*, Mrs. Strinoes— Bevarky, Mr. TemPo's. DaU1t1,44115 TultATltiim.rbilli.jOaDAN appear ed lift night in she chassaa of Peggy in the COIll• try Girl, her original petforautnce, which laid the Aoudad°. of that celebrity as a Comic Afirefdtbe has fo defervedly attained.. She acquitted herfelf is tbefaste4tgeodfmatchlefs excellence which has ever dials) her. Mr. Waouowron was the r eprefontauvs of Welly t the other Calls of the Play &radii no room for obfervation. The Houfe ja bet was * very toad one for CORN MARKET. MAR[-LANI, SEPT. 22. There is not the leail alteration in Price fince Monday : every article bangs heavy in fale, at that day's Price, in confequence of not having any Samples of this year's growth. Asstz k OF BRIAD.—The LORD MAYOR ordered that no alteration fhould take place in the affize of bread this week. BRIGHTON, SEP7 . so. The Prince of WALLS returned to this place about fix o'clock yefterday evening. His Royal Highnefs parade,: the Steyne foon after his arrival. The gaiety of the walks was, as by magic, in an infant reflored. Grotips of faibionables decorat ed every part, and contitmed (in numbers to-in create, until the approach of night. The Prince, with a feledt party of the Nobility, dined, at fever o'clock, in the elegant lodge, nearly adjoining the , South wing of the Pavilion ; from the gardens of which, the melodies of his excellent Band Boated on the bofom of air, and enlivened the fpirits of the numerous affemblage of pedeftrians on the Steyne. The PRINCE, to-day, in a curricle, driven by Sir join' LADS, took feveral turns round the Steyne, and afterwards through the principal ftreets in the town. The Bithop of ST. AsnpH preached a Sermon, from the ad Pfalm, v. r. at the, Chapel Royal, yef terday morning. The Archbilhop of Carrea- BUILY was in the Pattica's pew. Judge GRAHAM, and various of the Nobility, alto attended Divine Service. The rich tones of the organ, at (fated periods, filled the Chapel, under the fcientific guidance of Mr. PRINCE. The departures here, about ten days ago, were beginning to get more numerous than ale arrivals ; the return of fine weather, however, within this lag week, has once more given the ar rivals the precedence. Among _the lag are, Mr. Moon, Mifs WiLTON, Mr. H. MIDDLETON, Mifs Dam', Mr. R. WINTER, Mr. and Mrs. GRIFFITHS, Mr. Mrs. and Mifs Its cli ALMON, Mr. Rosinson, Mr. and Mrs. INGRAM, Mifs BOULTON, Mr. PRAT.. BUXOM, Mr. H. APLIST, M. OGILVY, Mr. T. LSILMITTI; &C. • MARGATE, SEPTEMBER sx. Laft Saturday evening the Coroner's Inqueft fat at the Fountain Tavern, on the body of the young man who fell from the top of the Cliff. The ver die was Accidental Death," as they fuppofed the fall only was the cattle of his death. He has left a wife and four children to lament his lots. We underftand a fubfcription is making for them. The colleEtion at the Church, yetlerday morn ing, for the benefit of the Children's Charity School, amounted to 381. 7d. There were Soo perfons laft night at the Pro menade at the Rooms. WEI Patti. played two charming fonatas on the harp. The two packets which arrived here laft night from London, brought tso pa flingers. There was this morning a Public Breakfaft at the Profpea Gardens, Hooper's Hill, which was numeroufly attended. A chocking accident happened on Friday laft A man of war, lying at anchyr in the Offing, about 5 miles from the Pier, having occafion for a fupply of frefh water, the jolly-boat was hoifted, and a midfhipman and 5 feamen were fent on chore to fill their calks. On the i r w.ty the midfhipman per ceived a nifty pillol lying at the bottom of theboat, which he took up, and in examining it, pulled the trigger ' • unfortunately it was loaded with fwan fhot, and weri: off and wounded three of the men; one in the fide, another in the breaft, and a third in the arm. Immediately on landing Meffrs.Silver and Jarvis, furgeons, attended, extraaed the (hot, and found, on examining their patients, that no dangerous confequences were likely to enfite from the accident. Two of the men are now in the In firmary ; and the third (the one wounded in the arm) was fent yefterday on board his (hip. The New Barletta Divertifement, calle3 T&s Ju'ilee of 1202, or Prdloa Guild, brought out at the Royal Circus, has not only a plot peculiarly enter taining and defcriptive of the Inaitutionabd Cere mony of the Prelion Guild, but the humour and equivoque of its incidents are alto admirably fup ported.—Mrs. RQFFFY, and Mrs. lEst.r.v, in the two Del*, HILMk and SLADIR, in the two Corp dam, MONTOOMBILY, in Kit, Ricmroou, in the Dancing Meer, whole performance throughout is the height of Humour; and the Dancing of Mils ADAMS in the Corfair Horntip, which is in molt fuperior Rile of excellence, with the univer filly admired Par Seal of Killer BUM, joined to the Grand and Chanaeriftic Pmeeffion, afford a very rich and interefting Entertainment. The above will, we find, be repeated every evening, with Gonfaltm de Cordova ;,to thefe the Ballet Dance of Zainor and Zamora, will be performed, of which this is the laft week. The following are Tome additional particulars refpeaing the tate dreadful fire at Liverpoool. The inhabitants of Water-greet were at one time greatly alarmed, as the fire teemed to be fpread tog in that diredtion, -but the thick party wall of Dawfon's warchoute, and the thong walls of the commerical buildings, happily arrefted its pro refs.—Seventeen warehoufes have been confum ed.—A meeting of the principal fufferers was con vened on l'hurfday morning, when a committee was appointed to fuperintend the removal of the rubbifh with all poffible expedition, in order to re cover the property, which it is fuppofed is now buried in the ruins in very conficierable quantities. --A great number of men have already been fet to work, but confiderable difficulty is experienced in taking down fetch of the walls as are yet left (landing.—We are Corry to have to add to the above account, that in taking down a part of the ruins on Saturday morni ng , 14r. in the . DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 16. Five companies of the Prince of Wale bles marched into town yelierday. To remaining companies marched in. Both quartered here for two nights. A detachment of the Royal Invalids into this city on Sunday and Monday men are to continue on billets until the at which time, we underhand, they are General Rose, Surveyor General of h ty's Ordnance, arrived in Town on Tueft ing made a complete tour of the ifian, litary point of view. A regular fyllern be finally arranged and adopted for the fence and tranquillity of this part of till Kingdom. Ssrr. rB.—Lieut.-General Jou so it, the lafl (even years has commanded as the Staff in the diftria of Waterford, am, nefday fe'nnight took a final leave of that peace arrangements no longer rendering ces neceffary in that diftrid; on the folk the General, accompanied by his Lady, this city. Monday Jail, the Lord Biihop of Dot Cos pio‘ embarked at Donaghadee for Por as did alto Colonel WOOD and Lady WOOD, on Tuefday. NAUTICAL INTILLIGENI MAILS THIS DAY...WIND S.E. ARUM). I Dublin, s Waterford I Hamburgh PLYMOUTH. SEPTEMBER ao. Sailed the Abundance Itorcthip to the weitwag. PORTSMOBITH, SEPTEMBER Sailed three tranfports with troops for Ireland. FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER x 9. Arrived Bute my laft the Weft India brig Hal CORR!, from Grenada, with fugar, &c. for Hind Revenue cutter, Capt. Ar.s.zx ' from a cruiff again this evening; the Endeavour, Capt. MAD( ceries ' from Exeter • the Mary, Capt. &tom.; from Liverpool; and the Fortune, Capt. Fiat, from Jerfey. Sailed this evening the Tomes! ND packet, Doi mails of the isth inft. for the Leeward Wands• one paffenger, Mr. Wm. Yourro, fon of Sir 1 M.P. for the Borough of St. Mawes failed alfo , revenue cutter on a cruife • the Providence lugger, cutter for Plymouth; the ' Eleanor and Betfey, for Barnsonth ; and the Pelican fchooner, Truro. On Thurfday failed the alp Carteret, Capt. Cape of Good Hope, and the Puttee Apo joints, with the mill of the 7th inft. for Lilbou gars by her are, Mars. SCSAITZ, BULLMOIt, The Pavane or WALKS punka, with the mail . inft, far Lifbon, is detained till further orders.... Gaollot packet, with the mall from thence, is I ed, as is the PKINCESS ELIZANKTN packet, with Jsmaica and Barbados*. The AUCKLAND and LAD! HOIAKT packets,f take out the mails of the 6th of next month for ' badoes, New York, and Halifax. In mamma of the fine weather which has fame days pall, and of great quantities of pilchards been teen on the coaft, the feans which were yefterday will continua for fame time longer : about he .der of Mb were taken by one fean in Mount's ! 1 tit, and a few boggiest!s were taken laft eveniag belonging to St. Mawes and GeznanoL FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Dtii. SEPTIUMIDER sze•-SaUed the DART Coop Deptford.--Wind a W. GRATIMND, Serritasaaa ii.—Paffed by the r. from Smyrna; Mediator, from Memel ; Embdes and Ceres, Mawet, from Hamburgh..—.Sailed ' folk, Robinfon, for the Cape of Good Hope; " for Bilbao ; Argo. for Hamburg's; Vrow for Rotterdam; Vriendfchap, Muddy* for Gefufters, Prank, for Amiterdam. ARRIVED. At Clyde—Crawford, Service, from %eke. At BelfaftLord Donegan, DWoa, from London. At Nants—Juno, Letterby, from Virginia. At Cadiz—Wentworth, from London. At HamburgisJohn and Robert, Greig, from In the Texel—Primrofe, Arnold, from Bolton; chinks, from Baltimore ; and General Macklefielii, from St. Thomas's. At Gibraltar—Fortune, Wall, from Go Tbompfon, from Newcaftle ; Fadtor, Maxwell and Commerce, Bell, from New York; Margaret, Salem; Pluctdx, —, from Baltimore; Hannah,' Courtney, Fryer, from Virginia. At Barcelona—Canton, from New and Cambo, from 'tZybec. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER Captain Lines, of the Induftry, from Lilbon, sad ult. In lat. 33. long. x 3. the thlp Spy/ Africa ; fame day (poke the Severn, from Lop and lisrbadoes: all well. The Recovery, Paftore, from hence for was fp uk e on the 134 ult. in lat. 46. long. 38. all taro yof the Bullock. The Three Williams, Murry, from New fi (poke the midi oit. in lat. 37. long. 53. by the I ea, for Antigua. The Diligent , Phillips, of Milford, was put Itth Intl. near Ravcogiafs, crew raved. Actived—Catherine 8011, from Belfast; Ranker, from Nova ieotia, at this port; Marianas , from knee at the Texel; Thomas, Winder, fl Lune, Moon; and Clio, Couplan d, from Ma Alfred, Poeta, from Barbadoes, at London ; Mk, Ikon Si. Vincent% at Dublin Jodi= Newman, front hence, at Hamburgh. HULL, SEPTEMBER sa The %Word, Haines, of this port, boom went on more near Rye, the isth instant, but and fteered for Dungencfs road. On the 16th, after the ufual feftivities, the Runfwkk, and Robin Hood's Bay, failed Ramey, at Yarmouth. Shams ildps fitted out from Holland to GI whale Slay, are all returned home, having whole 6a flub. Arrived..At New York, Ann, Coit,on thi ter a fine of 40 Dun g Oporto, Cae Eto li n c , Hope, nn ; an d Nord. ibardam• Wiwksamheid, Berg—At Hamburgh, Mercury, Martin; Salerno, &holes ; and Inca, John. Holbeny; Jannet and Sarah. many, Ellora, all from this port—At Pm COsadale, front London--At Sbeernds, Lincoln , 1•010... K 16. rales's fene;- To-day th e ith are to be ids marched ay lel; the he 24th intl. ire to be dif. if his Majet lefda Y, hay. land in a mi. :In will n ow he future de. f the Unittd nir, who fat 1 as head cf &c. on Wed. that city, the ring his fervi• Following dar dy, arrived i n f Down and r Portpatrick ; ,dy CA tow TNG.E. 0 ma, 0 • o t ao. ward o ZR St. and. t x 9, Hampton, Qs, for London cruife, and Giles; CADGE, With DO* sown, With fak, with auk t, Donn, with the ands: the has cely Sir Was. Yovec, d alfo the Clubs lugger, and Flan OWeN LEWD. 'X, Bovines, fa 'pt. SCOTT, for the Loa LPIMS packet, .ifbou : the pail p. tons, and Etat. mail of the tea Ens , is hourly aped• with mails free ckets,it la faidota for Jutish:4lhr h has prevaied fn diehards that have :re to be paid of r : about coo hogs mt's Bay on'Fridn veniag by the fax ur Coop of war fee by the Flora, tl ; Embden Packet' ;h..-.Sailed the Suf. e ; Diligence, Vrow Gefina,--••• for Dort; and Die tebec. i London. oia. odon. r, from London. /*Ron; Sally, flut• lacklefield, Guernfey; Berm well ; Dick Duke;, argarett rog lannab, White; as ew York; OBash. F.R 20. ilbon; tooke on tic py, from London to Londot. to Made for Newfoundl4 8. all well, by C 37 via for London , as the Chriftiana Frac. I put on More on the ; and Middlet sl Marianna, War - ier, from Dominica . ; n Martinique; Is Di:Oanttd; tl ia Cbar len' gitit :t g4 , JOCIMS; , but hu Mice gad , the boats of Stal__,...th gs ' led for the Beni" to Greenland, o the lav i n g caught ' t n the an Id 14 i ... 1 0: t h e 7th Augu Cadis Packet, Phil forth Star --M ,alt, Bailey; a nd Op Pcteriburgh, Gefir Lincoln, of S clabr° • •