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HAIM, ot, Savr. t4.—ln the night from the loth to the 11th infant, Martha' Blasanovvit received three c.uiriers. Yenerday arrived here from Berlin the Miniller of State Vow Massow, and the Privy Counfellor Room.? Ht. On the fame day a detach ment was fent from Lunebnrgh to Ritzebnttel (Cult. haven), to fetch away the artillery. This order, and the cireumilance that a requifition is iffued for eight hundred horfes, and for a confiderable fom of money to be dedneed from the foldiers' wages of the enfu ing five months, have muted the report to be re vived, that the French will entirely evacuate Han over. PRAGUE, SEPT. 9.—This day an extraordinary Diet was held here ; convoked, it is fuppofed, to determine on tbe moll proper and Speedy means for affifling our Sovereign with money and men. BERN Styr. z —Our Landamman has anew re ceived BERN, the French Ambaffador, who haslately returned here from Paris, affurances of the French Fmpernr's gond-will towards our Republic, adding, that it was his Majefly's firm intention tor:maize the r.u:ralitv of Switzerland, ar loon at it had been recognized by LOWFR ELSE, SETT. 2Q.—Letters from Si. Peterf burgh, of the 3d inn. (late, that the Emperor would go toWilna Ma fewdays, andthat the troops will com mence embarking on the 13th of September ; there were two regiments of cavalry among them, for whom thirty tranfpnrts were hired. It was reported, that thirteen (hips of the line would fail with that expedi tion, arid afterwards proceed to Corfu. LOWER RHINE, SEPT. v.—Hitherto we have re ceived no confirmation of the Anftrians having en tered Wlm, or being on their march for that city. Meanwhile all Germany is at a moll important oil fis, as well from the unexpected occupation of Ba varia by the Außrians, as from a demand, made to the different Princes of the Empire, in the name of the Emperor of RUSSIA, by a Ruffian Charge d' elk fairer, named Brum, who has fet out from Rainless; and travel% all over Germany, from one Court to another, with the following Note:— " As his Majefly the Emperor of Ruffia wiffies to know the fentiments of each of the German Princes, in the prefent cireumßances ; he enquires by there prefents, what part your Highnefs intends to take, in the event of a war between France and the Em peror of Aufiria ? If no decifive anfwev is returned to this enquiry, their Imperial Majeßies will con fider it as if your Highnefs had taken the part of the French, and will treat your country according ly," &c. It is not known whether this note has alto been fent to the Court of Berlin, but to Bavaria and Beffe Caffel they fay it has been : if to, the anfwers do not teem to have been fatibfailory to the Courts of Vienna and St. Peterfburgh, fine it is afferted, that the troops of Bavaria, Heffe Caffel, and Heffe• Darmfladt, will affemble on the Pruflian territory, where they will form an - army of 80,000 men. They will come to a decifion of what fide they will take, as Coon as the Court of Berlin ( hall make known its de termination. The Eledlor of Heffe has granted a paffage to the French troops from Hanover through his dominions, notwithaanding the flrong protefls made againft it by the Ruffian and Aufirian Envoys. The letters from Caffel of the 17th init. mention the !mirage of the greater( part of the French army of Hanover through that country, and that they would be on the Rhine in a few days, whither the Gallo Bata vian army is marching with (peed ; its firft divifion having entered Andernach on the 16th ; the fecond on the t Bth ; and the third on the t 9t15; from whence they proceeded to Coblentz fucceffively on the 18th, 19th, and xoth. The uncertainty into which feveral Princes of the Empire are thrown, by the occupation of Bavaria, and the demand made by the Ruffian Cberg; d'Af fairer, BIELER, caufes thole Princes to fend their effetis and treafure to places of fafety: The Eledlor of Bavaria has done to ; the Eledlor of Heffe has fent his effects to the Pritllian fortreffes of Magdc burgh and Spandau; Wurtemburgh was employed Li taking fintilar meafures; the Elector of Baden would himfelf go to Strafburgh ; and in the event of the Auarians advancing, it is thought, that his troops would take part with the French. Refpeding the behaviour of the Anfirians in Ba varia, there was no room to complain of their difei pline. but they fpared neither pains nor expellee to obtain recruits. The Antlrian army in Bavaria was in high fpirits, behaved well, and paid ready money for all they wanted. It is alto Rated. that the Vienna Court Bankers had already, in the beginning of September, drawn Ells on Several houfes of Trick, Venice, and Ham burgh, to the amount of three or four hundred thou sand ponnds feeding, being a part of the fubfidy granted by England to that Court ; hence it is evi. dent •hat the events new coming to pals are in con fequence of a plan privately agreed upan between the three Cabinets. LEYDEN, SEPT. 24.—The accounts received from the Empire Date, that the Aufltian troops continue to advance ; on the t lth, their centre was at Ho henlinden ; one corps of the Anflrians entered Augt burgh on the 16th of September; the whole river Lech was occupied by them, and one column was on its march to Ulm, in Suabia. On the other hand, the French army from Hanover was to go to the Rhine. to join the Gallo-Batavian army at Mentz. Che French troops are advancing from all quarters to their deftination in the departments of the Rhine. FROM THE BATA.IAN STATE GAZETTE, SEPT. 22. • --We are informed, that, immediately after the e-parture of the French and Batavian Army of Livation, the moll efficacious meafures were taken to make the Englifh repent any froth attempt they may make against this republic, if they Should have forgotten the unlucky termination of their expedition in 1799. The principal points of cur republic, agaitiA which any attempt of that kind might be di*-fled, are put in a fufficient (late of defence, whilst the neceffary reinforcements of French troops Riii arrive in our republic in a few days, if it ()mold be required. Preparations are likewife making to take every requifite Rep for the fieurity of elnylerdain not from any apprehenfion, that any thing will be attempted by the enemy againft that city, but to give a clear proof to the inhabitants of this commercial city, fn important to Holland, and to all Europe, of ;he unlimited care of the Government for all that C-415 Serve not only for their fecurity, but alto for heir perfeet tale both from without sad withisb LONDON. TUESDAY, ocrozu f. PRfCr OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK* Confots, for money,jBr-for Oa. 11. Omnium, for money, 3 4.••• for Oa .4 • Excheg. Bills. pay to is. dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: per Cent. Red. Ann. mot 3 per C. Conf. Oft 4 per Cert. Out per Cent. Navy Siff 5 per Cent. 1797, Out Long Ann. Out Short Ann. Out India Bonds, is. s 4 dif Imp. 3 per Cent Seii Ditto Ann. pi Ewing. Bab, par t o. dif. Onanium. pram. Lottery Tickets Tv. nob ConL for ace. 3811 i We have received Paris journals to the asth, and Dutch to the 28th. The latter are occupied with details of the movements that have taken place among the armies, but hoftilities have not yet commenced. The French papers contain an account of the art ful and captivating plan contrived by the Emperor NAPOLEON, to open to his good city of Paris the news of the rupture with Auflria and RufGa. He is well aware of the influence of the &ft imprefflon on the populace. and how important it is to him to revive that quick and mercurial enthufiafm which has fo of- ten given irreliftible force to French animation. If he cannot fucceed in winding up their fpirits to a point of fury, and in conneding his own ftrides to univetfal empire, with the glory of the grand nation, he is irretrievably gone, fince his whole dependance refs on the fplendour of his name, not on the Oration of his fubjeas. He knows the charafter of the French people moll thoroughly, and he is feconded by men of unparalleled addrefs in the arts of popular delufion. Our Readers will fee that he propofcd a magnificent proceffion to the Senate ; and that this was preceded by rumours of a dark, myfterious danger to his fa cred perfon—which, however, his noble courage dif dained to regard when the caufe of Imperial France called him forth I AU this was contrived for the ef- fed% of the fpeEtaele, and though it is but the Qale repetition of a former farce, and though he has been the man to extingnillt every trace of the liberty which the revolution gave to France, yet we have no doubt but that he railed the acclamations of the mul titude in his favour. • THE HAMBUKOH MAIL That was due on Sunday has alto arrived. The fo reign journals by this conveyance are filled with de. tails fimilar to thofe in the French and Dutch papers, but they come down later. The movements of the different armies are fo rapid, that it is difficult to trace them, and this difficulty will continue till they are concentrated near the intended Rents of action. The Auftrians have marched from Munich. On the 16th ult. they were at Augiburgh : on the t gth they were to be at 'Ulm, which is a molt important pofi- tion, while the left wing were making movements which indicated an intention of polfeffing themfelves of an advantageous pofition in Switzerland. • The Ruffian army, according to the German Pa pers, is divided into three principal bodies—the fira under the command of General KVTUSOF, costa , ing of 8000 men, had arrived on the 25th of Auguft at Brodni; a fecond column of so,mo men followed in a few days, and purfued its march through Gal , licia and Moravia, towards Upper Au ftria. A fe cond main body was affembled at Warfaw, under the command of General MrcHst.sox, and conned of 60,000 men. The third body was encamped near Wilna in Lithuania, and, as is Paid, is to be com manded by the EMPEROR in perfon. An important command is defined alfo for Cleneral APRAXIN. Some of thefe corps have made confiderable pro. grecs, and by this time have probably joined the Auftrians„ as our Readers will fee by force of the fubjoined articles : Vali tc r, SEPT. 4.—Tho Anarian army, the line of which extends from the Tyrol to Venice, amounts to 170,000 men. On the aoth of September the laa troops will arrive at the points affigned them, whence they are to advance. The Head-quarters will be at Padua ; the new fortifications here are now com pleted. The flotilla under the Chevalier Dams, proteas the fea coat. The French army in Italy expels a reinforcement. The whole Venetian State is full of troops, but principally the city of Venice itfelf ; 12 1 000 frontier troops have arrived here on board of so veffels, and *greater number is expelled. Three or four millions of cannon balls have lately been brought hither. The park of artillery at Udine confias of 240 pieces of Gannon, Vienna, Sur. r 4 French Amhafrador, M. de ROCHEFOUCAULT, is fill at his villa in the country, but ready to depart at the fire orders. To-day the regiment Deutfchmeifter, 4oco Prong, marched for Bavaria. The first column of the Ruffians is welted at 01. mutt in Moravia, on the 20th infant. The advanced guard of our army, which as en tered Bavaria and Suabia.confias of :4,n00 infantry, and 4000 cavalry. MUNICH, SEPT. t4.—To -day soo Auftrian troops entered this city, and immediately mounted guard. Two thoufand are expeaed. General Cuunt Kr.l - was tall night at Parfdorf. A column, of the Auarians is advancing to Upper Suabia, while Go. neral Gorr s sir atm extends into Lower Suabia. It is eonidered u deferving obfervatiou, that the hereditary Prince of &VALLI is at prefer% on his trot. vels in France. SEPT. 15....1CRCidily evening *battalion of sum and r battalion of Nankai:le eAterid dal Eq.— This morning the regiments of Mar•eldt Ulan:, K1e.,1 naw dingoons, ltiefe, Manfraiiine, and Kollowiath; infantry marched throngh Munich. Generals Nt.t. : NAW and GREW/11.1.c have arrived, and remaiu4,o, l this city. The column 91 General - GOTTISNIIII marched today by Freyfing for Donawerth . On tb 19th, the column of General Kant, will come from Braunaw ; and the column of General KIIIIMATIR from Salzburg, through Munich. The troops that paired through to-day took the road towards Fried- berg by Augrourgh. SANE! OF THE INM, SEPT. t2.—The firli column of Ruffians which will join. the Außrian army in Germany, coatis of 40,000 infantry ; three regi ments of Dragoons, three of Hufrars, and three of Colfacs. This column will arrive on the Inn on the 4th of Odober : the German Army of Referve con fifts, in the whole. of t 8 Aullrian regiments of ca valry ; each regiment of infantry has a fifth batta lion of referve, which is to follow it in cafe neceffity ffiould require, and a lath confining entirely of new raifed recruits. Maim, SEPT. 17. On the t4th inft. paired through this city, the French Cabinet Courier Du lavas, with difpatches from Malhal Duaoc at Ber lin for.,Paris, and yefterday Colonel HAGUE on the fame million. His Excellency Marfhal Duaoc will remain at Berlin till the return of there couriers. The corps of Martha' BIRMADOTTIL will form the left wing of the great French army, and in confe quence draws more towards the eaftward from this vicinity. It is Paid that the French troop:which are on their march from the territory of Hanover, under the com mand of General Bsasanorrs, will firft form a camp near Seligeufladt in Darmftadt. They march in three columns, each confifting of sOOO men. The number of Bavarian troops affembling in the Upper Palatinate and Franconia, is eftimated at 30,000 men. _ _ Biala', Seri. 2:.—The day before yeflerday a great Council of State was held at the Palace, at which were prefent his Serene Highnefs the Duke • f Bausswecz, Field-Marthal Mem:Ammar, the Mi nifters SCHWLM/Ra t HARD RXIIIIO 9 and Hatea• werz ; Lieutenant-General Rocas', and Major- General HOCILRITZ. Since this Council every thing Teems to announce great events : the whole army is put on the war footing, and all the garrifon Ber lin is to be ready to march in five days—a great quantity of artillery has already been fent to Magde burg and Germany. All the officers and foldiers out on furlough, are ordered to join their refpeaire regiments as loon as poffible. The King has lately received a letter from the Emperor of Raffia, written with his Imperial Ma. jelly's own band. The departure of Count Hauawrra is fixed for to. The General in Chief Count Bunt OITDEN/ is ex paled bare from St. Peterlburgh ; it is faid his mif lion is of the greateft importance. SAPTEMIIIIII 22.—T0-day the cabinet mini fter COMA HAUGWITZ fet out on his journey for Vienna. So extraordinary an adivity has not been obferved in our Cabinet for many years, as prevails at the prefent moment. Conferences are held almoft daily, either with his Majeay, or with the Minifter HAK- DamsallG. Numerous Couriers arrive and depart, and we are in expeaation of great and important refults. WITMAII, SITT. 22.—The whole Pruffian army is placed on the war footing, as it is determined to maintain a neutrality in the &Weft manner, and to fuller no pairages of troops. Every hope is, how ever, entertained that the neutrality will not be dif curbed. LRIPZIG, is underftood that the Emperor of Ruffia will have an interview with the King of Pruffia at Bryfee, in Lithuania, at which the Emperor of Germany will likewife, probably, be prefent. Nothing is, however, as yct known, with certainty on this fubjcet. RATISIIOII 9 SEPT. i6.—The Auftrian troops are in full march for the Rhine through Bavaria and Sua bia. They have occupied Paffau and Landfliut, and on the Ir3th entered Munich. There are Bavarian troops at Ingoldftadt and Ambers. Bavaria flatters herfelf the will be permitted to remain neuter, and with that view has fent General NorsavaaLa to Vi. enna. The Arch Chancellor has declared, that the city of Ratilbon, as the feat of the Diet, is neutral, and has forbidden the Commandant to fuffer any troops to pars through, on any pretext whatever. Bests, SIFT, 11.—We expea every day the en• trance of Aultrian troops into our Cantons oppofite Bregena and Lindau, as alto into the G: ifons. The Emperor tit potion has ordered the Landamman I Gina to raife 30,000 men to maintain the neutrality. The 78th regiment, t zoo ftrong, embarked on board the tranfports at Portfmouth on Saturday; the 42d were embarked yefleaday. They are going to Gibraltar to relieve other regiments that have been ordered to join Sir J. Otago at Malta. The 43d and Bth regiments, which are entirely eompofed of light infantry, are oo their route to embark for the Medi tetranean. • Jamie Correa, Efq. left town yenerday far his nentky purchafed feat at Tenter Hill, near Bifhop Stamford, Herifordfbire. Mr. Pm., with* pony of fi iends, diao Ms day at Walpur Cale. wArinc,a, INTELLIGEXCL t MAILS 11 DAY.—Wind N. S. - • • •1. NM. DWG n bid &U a Hainborgb • Watafgel g Goitcaburili . Lam • vi a' . • .... c. • FALIOWTH, 1/111 , 1P: zB.—Arrived the Spear% Luoc, from Swanfea. Sailed theStothers trarwil!. Tor Weymouth ; Diligence, SALA, for Plymonth ; and . Walfinghaul packet; GaAT. for Lib" Witil mails of the t4th and 2a ' PORTSMOUTH, SiTr. 30.. --.The Donde:, Buiterrro liKJerfer, arrived here from St. Thomas and Tobago, bound to Embden, and is put under quarantine, having burled the Mailer and feveral men. The 42d Regiment embarked this morning, and the tranfports are ' gone out of harbovt to Spithead.— Arrived the brig Ann, from Alicant, detained Heart of Oak, Carrie; and the Welimoreland, Scattre, from Riga; Vrow 'Elizabeth, —; and the Juffrow Akke, Coaw situ% from Dan taick. Daii, Sgrr. 30.-Arrived the Simon Tayler, Welt-india'fhip, front the river, and failed un.ler con voy of the Haas frigate, for Jamaica. Sail,3l the Miasma on a cruize off Calais; Bonetta floop, And Pidgeon fchooner for Dungenefs ; Fury bomb, na rious and Pincher pit brigs on a cruize off Boulogne: This morning the Prpffian galliot Albertina, J. H. W ao rt matter, off and from Stettin for Bourdeauz, laden with tin plates, madder, and Raves, got on Chore on the Goodwin Sands. The crew are raved, but the Irene' totally loft. Sailed the Tribune on a crnize off Boulogne. Dom, SEPT. 3o.—The Badger excite cutter has lint into this port the !loop Friends Goodwill, Too- MAI Blowu mailer, which Ike recaptured yefterday morning about nine o'clock, at the back of the Good win Sands.—Arrived yefterday evening feveral coafters and light colliers in eunfequence of the wind blowing hard from the N. E.—Went out of batbour the FLIRT cutter, Lieut. WALKER, having been Te. fitted.—Paffed by for the French Coaft this afternoon his Majefty's &if) AILIADNI, from the Downs. Re mains in the Roads the Diaosst armed (hip.—Wind N. E. and blows hard. His Majefty's fhip Tempos :has jail arrived off here from the Downs : has a fignal flying for a Pilot, and of courfe is going to , join the Boulogne fquadron.—The Tads which put •in here yefterday evening wind bound, are the Pro vidence of Weymouth. Tazas..light, for Sunder-. food; Henry and Elizabeth, of London, Cosraucs, from' Limerick for Blackney, with oil cake ; Four Friends of Cowes, OAKS, from Portfmouth t Lon. don, with fundries ; Eaglefbulk of Padflow, COURT. emit', from Cardiff, with bar iron, for London; Eli zabeth of and from Arundel, WINTIN bound to New= cattle, with planks. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. CMATIOIND h SIPT. px—Paffed by the Admiral Colpoys, Mon am, end do Harriet, Sutherland, from Damara:a; Johanna n o t a pd, Drake, from !Words:aux ; Fenorlek. Brom% from Po tatters l Hope. Coma hip, and the Minerva, Nisktingak, from Memel; Aurora, Teeke, and the Ceres, Foukenfon, from Dant zic ; Sanderus. Remus. from Elblag; Count Lerwick, Sae. man; Sophia, Laud, and the Conftantia, Wilton, from Norway. The Neptune, Captain MsKiszar, from &. Tho. mas's, h arrived at Liverpool. The Captain fears that a brig (one of the fleet, and fuppored to be bound to Dublin), foundered in the gale of the 6th inttant, in which the Neptune parted from the fleet. The Fame, Fiacu ' from Riga for Hull, was on lbore near the Swin Bottoms, on the 16th init. but wat. ezpefted to be got off. The Fanny, ROCKWOOD, from Dantzic for London, has put back leaky and will be obliged to unload. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, SEPT. sq. Firll year of a renewal of a Subfcription of sgs each for 4yr olds. carrying 7(1.71b. Syr olds, Blt. 61b, 6yr olds, 811. islb. and aged, 98. alb. B. C. To be the property of a Snbfcriber, or pay togs entrance. Twenty-three Subfcribers. D. of Graftoo's b. m. Parafol, sirs, walked over, Ld Saekvllle's br. e. Witchcraft, ayes - Sir F. Standith's br. h. brother to Souaford,syro . Ld Foley's br. e. CUT Peter, eyrs - • • dr , Mr. Mdlith's b. f. Lady Brutish, on • dr Ld G. H. Camodilh's b. h. Daabory, 6yn . . dr Ld Foley's Hippocampus. 88. 81b. beat the D. of Grafton's Peliffe, 88. Acrofs the flat, :ooze. h. ft. to 4 again!" Hippocampus. Ld Foley's Captain Abfolute, id. 51b. beg IA Sackville's Enchanter. Wt. B. C., aoogs. b. ft.—i i to 8 againft Captain Abfolute. Mr. Wilfon's Marianne, 81t. 61b. beat Ld Foley's Watery. 81t. Acrofs the flat, wogs. h. ft.—s to s on Marianne. Mr. Watfon's Dreadnought. 81t. 91b. beat Ld Fo• ley's Little Peter, 811. Two-yr old courfe, toogs.--• 5 to 4 againft Dreadnought. Ld Foley's Czar Peter, 811. tolb. rec. ft. from Mr. thworth's Pimlico. 711. 31b. B. C. aoogs. Yefterday the Lord Mayor and the new Sherif* went inflate to Guildhall, where they were joined by the Recorder, Aldermen Sir JOHN EAKIN., Lae, Hussite, and the CITY Officers. They went in pro ceffion in their carriages to Blackfriar's Bridge, pre ceded by the Matters and Court of Affiftants of the Companies to which the two Sheriffs belonged, with their &earners flying, &c. The Lord Mayor, Aldtrtnen, Sheriffs, and City Officers. took water in the City Barge, and the Com panies in the Skinners' Barge. The day being fine, they were attended by a ((rear many boats filled with fathionable company. lhey landed at Old Palace yard stairs, from whence they walked in proceffion to the Court of Exchequer, where the Sheriffs were (worn in before the Barons, *dual ceremonies. They then n and about four o'clock landed whence they proceeded . where an elegant dinner man SMITH, one of the new , +as, and went through the en returned to their barges, ii i ded at Blackfriar's Bridge. i., to the London Tavern. ' was given by Mr. Aids+ w Sheriffs.