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P TO INN, LIVERY, AND STABLE KEEPERS. SUSSEX. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (ON THE PREMISES), By Mr. WELLER, On Monday next, Odober 28, 1803, and the four following days, 'THE Genuine and Entire HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, and other VALUABLE EFFECTS, belonging to Mr. BURFIELD, of the NORFOLK ARMS. ARUNDEL, Vihn is retiring from the Public Line of Bullnefs : Confifting of four•poft, field, and fofa Beillteads, with Marfcilles guiltings, dimity, chintz pattern, callico anal other Furniture', p:ime feather Beds, Mattrafes, Blankets and Counterpanes...— Smirch and Kidderminfter Carpets—a variety of Tables and Chairs—Plate, China, and Glaft—a valuable and large affortmcnt of Linen—a capl'al full fired Billiard Table—upwards of tco dnzcnof Claret, Sherry, and Port—a Sociable, fix Poll-Chalks, a Gig, and ao clever Poft-Horfes, in good condition—wheel and Lading Harnefs-4 Ricks and I Stump of Meadow Hay, &c. Ste. The Goods may be viewed on Saturday preceding the rale, which will begin at twelve o'clock each day. Catalogues at ts. each, may be bad at the (Place of Sale—Star, Shoreham—Old Ship, Brighton—Star, Lewis—Kin's Head, Horiliam--White Lion, Dorking—Sufi - ex Tavern. 1 unbridge- Writs—Talbot, Ripley—White Hart, Guildford—KM& Arms, Godahnin—Anchor, Liphook—Red Lion, Petersfield—Red Lion. rareham—lndia Arm", &Alien—Fountain, Portfmoutb.L.llear, Havant—Black Dock, Emfworth—and of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Office, C.likhefter. HAMBURG!! MAIL. Beat N, OCT. 15—Count HAVGWITZ is this clay returned from Vienna. The French Envoy, M. Laroarr, accompanied by Mar(hal Duaoc, wete obferved driving to his Excellency's. The contribu tions of the French are valued at zoo,coo dollars.— Baden, in order to avoid regulations of a firailir na ture, has paid 1,300,000 florinc. VIENNA, Ocr. 9.—The million of the Pcultan Ca. binet Minifter, Count HAUG WITZ, and the refult of it, have afforded much fatisfaflion here. General ME ERVE LDV left Vienna on the gth inft. to conduit the junction of the firft Rufacin column, commanded by General Kurusow, with the Auftrian army. At the fame time, a part of the German guard of Noblemen went to the main army. fince it is now certain that the Emperor swill lhortly return thither. _ _ _ ...... General Kurusow left Vienna this day, in his way to Upper Altana. The Ertl column of Ruffians was to be at Wells this day. The fecond column is now on its march through Moravia. The troops are marching alternately one day, and the next day they are conveyed-in waggons. The Emperor of Rua has prefented his Envoy at our Court, Count RASUMOWS KY, with a rich gold fnuff box, of very extraordinary value, accompanied by a very flattering letter, as a mark of his particular fatisfation with the fi gnal merit which the Count has difplayed at his poll. MA NHEINI, OCT. I I.—The inhabitants of Wirtem burg are prohibited, under pain of the moll revere puniflament, to deliver forage, or any thing whatever to the Autirian army, or to receive Vienna paper money into the public theft. The arrea of the two Foreign Miniflers at Stut yard did not laa 48 hours, and they have both re ceived paffports to depart. FROM THE MAINE, OCT. I'_'. —The inhabitants of the Brifgau have been ordered, in cafe of the march of foreign troops into that rmvince, to remain entirely paffive, and to take no part either fur or againtt either of the Belligerent Powers. The French army carries with it a confiderable provifion of meal and bifcuit in cafe of need. The peafants who drive theft fit pplies and follow the army, come in part from the •....aior of France, and in part from Lorraine and Alface. According to the Public Papers a corps of Pr uffian troops is expelled in the territory of Foulda. . . Troops are going from Erfer, to Anfpach and Bay reuth. FRANCONIA, Ocr. 12.—Confiderable bodies of Pruffian troops are colleting in Franconia, as well as in Wellphalia. RATISISON, OCT. z T.—Since the Ele6tor Bavaro- Palatine has formally joined the French, the princi pal Auftrian Klitary Commanders have already isrdered confiderable contributions to be railed in Bavaria. HAMSuEGH, Ocr. 18.—The !whiners of this place is almoft at a nand, in confequehce of the information received by the lan mail from England, that the na vigation of the Elbe is free again. We are at a lots to account for this meafure, at a moment when the French, far from evacuating the Eletlorate, are, on the contrary, occupied in fortifying its two prin cipal fortrefres, Hameln and Nieuburg, and reinforce their garrifons by detachments from Holland. The day before yeflerday fixty French houffards were on the other fide of the Elbe, at Harburg. How, there fore the banks of that river can be confidered fres, is difficult to afcertain, unlefs its fecurity is warrant ed by the defcent of the Hanoverian Legion, or the motions of the Ruffian army, now in Pomerania.— As long as neither the one nor the otlter event takes place, all rads, neutral or otherwife, laden with produce from England, are certainly deflined to help to defray the expences of the war againit Auttria, whofe army has been unfuccefsful. One body of whom, confining of twelve battalions, have been made prifoners, cut off on account of tie unexped ed march of the French through the Prunian territo• y. The Athlrians were fo flrongly preffed, and taken in flank, that the Archduke FERDINAND, with 3o or 4c,0,-.:o men, is almost entirely fotrounded by three French divifions, and was expatzd (according to a letter received here this morning, by the French Mi flitter from his mafter the Emperor, at Angibuc g, and immediately publicly communicated) to fitrrender. BERNADoTTE had cccupied Munich, and the whsle Atillrian army was in full retreat. The French have not cents rued themfelves with the moll exorbitant requilitions in the Pruffian country of Anfpach, but have alma opened by force the King's corn !wades, and taken away the grain. We learn juft now that the French are again in poffeftion of Cuxhaven. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. to Ruffian troops, amounting to 25,000 men, r the command of General 'locator, are at-- in the Duchy of Lautr.hurgh, and are f/tid to dready taken poll:ffion of the fortrefa of itatz- wo r three days we expeEt the RufGan army neighbourhood. A Swedilh force of 30,c00 is follow them. His Swedilla Majelly is ea at Stralfund on the aoth, and will command my in palm OSWAIIIVCIr, OCT. 12.....111 a few days, feverish corps of Batavian troops, with artillery, will arrive 1 in the Bithopric of Ofnabruck, to remain Tome the country. The country Magiftrates have received' orders to hold in readinefs provifions for .}coo men, and forage for upwards of r zoo horfes. Essrvaua, Ocr. 15.4rhis morning the Ru f f i an fhips of War failed for North Sea. A Swedifh brig of war, and a cutter, arrived in our Roads yeßerday, in the afternoon, from the Baltic. • - SUABIA, OCT. r r.—Duke Paut.bas been appointed Field Marlhal by the French Emperor. Wirtemburg furnilhes, betides the troops already railed, 2000 men more, and the country pays for this purpofe 600,000 florins. The French have a leper- abundance of ready calk, and pay in Wirtemburg for every thing they get. The Wirtemburg corps of Chaffeurs is affociated f to the body guard of the French Emperor. The German General WaLLMODSN follows, as io the former war, the rear of the enemy's army. FRIBOUReS OCT: 7.—The late Landamman, Mr. D'As FRY, who has been to Strafbargh. on a million to the Emperor of the French, only Raid four hours at that place. He arrived there at eight in the morn ing, and at ten he had an audience of the Emperor, which lafted half an hour. At twelve on the fame day, he fet off again, and arrived here on the ad of this month. M. D'Arrav has received frefh proofs of the Emperor's affeEtion, and the moft fatisfaaory affuranees relative to our neutrality. LEYDEN, OCT. 20.—The preparations in the Auf trian Monarchy are continued with very great &di vity ; and it is reported that Aultria will raile another levy of 36,000 recruits, Bohemia and Moravia 60,000, and Hungary gz,ooo. MADRID, OCTOBER 4 .-a BRUNO Ds HAZETTA, Commandant in General of Algefiras, has written to the Prince of the Peace,that in the morning of the Rlit of September, appeared in fight a brigantine with outany colours hoi lied, which an gunboat (con after took under her &on for Gibraltar. D. Fitast men MAu ?ELLE, Captain of a frigate, and Major- General, immediately fet off in a long boat to inter cept the brigantine. On his coming up with her, an Engin frigate of go guns, a corvette of 24, and two gun boats got under weigh to frultrate his pur. pofe. The Chief of Squadron, D. NICHOLAS D'Es- TRADA, proceeded to the proteCtion of MAURELLE with a fquadron of fourteen gun veffels and five boats. As foon as our fquaelron got within papa fhot diflance of the enemy, who had already opened I their fire, an aCtion commenced, which was vigo. way maintained on both fides for more than three hours. The enemy at length retreated under the I guns of their lama's, and our iquadron returned to' Algefiras with the brigantine, which belongs to Dem I mark, and was going into Gibraltar with a cargo of timber. We fultained bot very little lots in this affair. The enemy received confiderable damage in their rigging. They were obliged to take one of the gun boats in tow, an.'. the day after they were feco repairing the fides of the corvette, which bad received three (hots below the water line. The latl advices from the Viceroy of Mexico (late that his Excellency was taking :neat - ores to place the fortrels of Vera Cruz, and the cattle of St. Juan de Ulna, in the bell Rate of defence. He had colleCted a competent number of gun boats and other armed rads, and cantoned in the vicinity a body of infan try, cavalry, and flying artillery, to be ready to aft according to eircumliances. STRASBURG, OCTOBE& x o.—On the 6th the Pri•y Counfellor Rostwri EL, arrived here from Berlin, with a commit Eon to prefent to her Majefty the Em prefs, a very valuable porcelain vale, as a prefent from the Queen of Ptuffia. On the 7th Marfhal KELLERMAN arrived here He is appointed to the principal command of the Army of Referve of the fifth military divition. OCTOBER I r.—ln the courfe of three weeks two hundred thoufand men have marched into Germany from the Coafis of the Ocean, and from the interior of France and Holland. The magazines and the artillery parks have been formed ; the means of tranfportation provided, and the adminiltration of I provitions, convoys, and forage, org anifed. Our whole military fy Item is enlarged. The Emperor was accompanied with all his Guards. Communica. tions are eltabli(hed between all the different parts of the armies. Their operations are condueted in friend ly countries, and they are full of confidence and at tachment to his Majetly. Here and in the neighbourhood. another confider. able corps of troops have arrived from the interior of France, who will ctofs the Rhine in the courfe of the week. i under eived i have al burgh. In i; in our .4,4, Nikittit. wen ix peat d ES La .... LONDON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 25. HIS MAJESTY'S ACCESSION TO TILL THEO 14 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Rank Stock ISB too iB9i I India Bonds, par ts. prem. 3 per Cent. Red. 571 38 58 I kills 5 per C.BOl 3 per Cent. Conf. 5811: I Each. lsilh, is. dif. Is. prem. par 4 per Cent. 74111 Omnium 4 prem. s per Cent. Navy, 89:2f Lottery Tickets iii 10S. Long Ann. 164 9-16 CAGE for ace. 581 59f, 59 The permiffion granted by the King of PR USS.I to the RnMantra:vs to march through his territories will, it is thought, hare a conaJerable influence upon the war. It is the opinion of many well informed pnliticians that this will prove !Alt a prelude to the actual co.operation of Proffitt along with the allies. Certain it is that BONAPARTE will never forgive that power for permitting to the Ruffians what he himfelt did without even aking permialon ; for it may prove the means of involving his army in the very predicament into which he endeavoured to throw the Auarian one, by his flolcn march throng! , Anfpach. Mass sera, with his army from Italy. and BONAPARTE from Swabia, are endeavouring, to mall the Archduke CHausiss between them.-- The projeded embrace of the Auarians and Ruffians, facilitated by the permiffion granted to the Ruffians to march through Pruflia, may prove much more embarraffing to the French than they have yet col j culated. We underhand, that the difpalches received yelierl day from Mr. Jacesom, our Minifter at Berlin, are of a fatisfaaory nature. The King of Pruffia has written a letter to the Emperor of Ruffia, granting him permiillon, not merely to pats by a given route. but to march his troops through the Prujaa territories is whatever (fireflies the Rorperor may thini proper. Should the fa& turn out to be exaaly as hated, Profile mph embark in the war; for ultimate triumph to the French arms, obtained by the forbearance of that Power, would only be the forerunner of his own humiliation. Could his Pruffian Majelly fo far forget the refpell due to himfelf as to pals over the infult that has been offered to him in the violation of his territory, the wrongs done to his people by exorbi tant requifnions made by thefe marauders, and the plundering of his own granaries, he cannot phut his eyes to the fate that awaits him for permitting Boma- PAPTE ' S enemy to march through his dominions, if the Corfican ever find himfelf in a fituation to inffitt vengeance upon him. Minifters, it is thought, will avail themfelves of this critical moment to make new application to the Court of Berlin ; and fume perfon of eminence will be fent thither on an extraordinary miffion. In the preceding column we have given farther ex. tracts from the Hamburgh Mail. With thofe given yellerday they embrace every article of acy moment brought by that conveyance. It is underflood that the fubjed of the Catholic Cl aims will be again brought forward at an early pe riod of the next Seffions. The difcutlioo, however, will not be preceded by any Petition from the Catho lic Body. That is deemed unnecelfary, the Catholics having In recently Rated to both I-ioures the nature of their grievances, and the objeas of their requett. Yeflerday morning, about ten o'clock, his Majarry, the Dukes of You, CUMBERLAND ' and Kilter, Pria ectfes AUGUSTA and SUIPHIA, attended by Lady WINYARD, Count MUNSTER, Generals FITZILOY, SPENCER ' and WINYARD I Colonels Cam raw. and TAYLOR, took an airing on horleback through Twic kenham. Her MAJESTY ' accompanied by the.Prin eels ELI/ ABATE, ' followed in an open carriage. Princefs Amnia is indifpcifed with a cold. Yellerd Ay the Duke of Ctassw cs went to Kesr . on a vifit to their MAJESTIES. Yefterday morning Lord Hawaissuar went to Kew, and had an audience of his MAJISTY. The Protliian Minifter and the Secretary to the Ruff' Emhairy, had a long conference yefterday with Lord MULGRAVE ; after which, a C.,hinet Council was held, upon the fubjea of the co-opera tion of his PruEian Majefty with the Allied Powers, in the common caufe. Lord CarticataT arrived yellerday from Ireland, treparatory to his going to Rtas. It was yefterday afternoon reported, on the autho rity of a private letter, that Botia.aaTs had log{ his life, either in an aetion, cr by agrafiination, on the t 6th init. This report, however, we confider entitled to no degree of credit. No accounts of fo late a date can have yet reached England from the immediate feat of war. There was a report at Portfmonth on Wednefday, that the Bra Fleet had put to fea; but we cannot find there is any foundation fnr it. The line of hat• tle (hips at Spithead had received orders to fail with out dclay ; and though it blew very hard, the EAct.e, SU►ERB, SATURN, and ATHRNIENNS prepared to move. The Fasts, of 74 guns, recently launched from Deptford, has been coppered, and come out of Dock, at Woolwich. Captain Mooae has taken the com mand. The prefs gangs are upon the alert in all parts of thc town. One of them was very aaive on Wednef day, in the neighbourhood of Pall Mall ; they at-- refted a tailor, who, however, 111:. wed them his pro teEtion, and confequently they fuffered him to depart. The gang were not dreffed as failcirs, but in the moll fafhionable manner. They attrafted a great crowd. Mr. Met-tastes Sancho is matched againft Mr. RADCLIFFE'S O. ville, at the Second Oitober Meeting of next year for EDO guineas. Friday being the commencement of the Newcaftle Hunt, for this feafon, a flyer cup was run for on the town moor, two miles and a half, by eight hunters, rode by gentlemen, and was won by a hunter belong , ing to MARTIN MORMON, Efq. On Saturday, a match was run on the town moor, betwixt two hun ters, belonging to Mr. Cooxsoa and Mr. LIDDLE, each rode by its owner, for a pipe of wine, which was won by the latter gentleman. From fome American Papers, which arrived in town yefterday, we lay the following Extra& before our Readers : NORFOLK, Auc. 15.—Capt. HOLM Es, of the (hip Annawan, arrived at Philadelphia in 6o days from Liverpool, fays—that on the 22d of June, in long. 21. 30. he was brought to by the Britilh frigate Cat- BF *vs, of 40 guns, and boarded by an Officer, who info: med him, that off the Weftern Iflands they had engaged and captured the new French frigate, Vile de Paris, of 44 guns and 350 men, after an action of three hours and a half, and tent her for England ; the CF. RES Rus had tuffeted confiderably, and loft 17 men killed at.d 25 wounded ; amongft the killed was the Ift Lieutenant, and they wounded the Captain. Auc. 2o.—Orders have been iffued to the Com manders of the Militia in the different States of the Union, to have them ready to march at an hour'* warning. By Capt. O'Nolsette, who left Alexandria on Thurfday laft, we underhand, that the Senate and Houfe of Reprefentatives of the United States had been called on to convene at an early day, fcr fome parpofe which bad not yet been made public. This was the current report in Alexandria when Captain O'MEARA left there. We cannot aufwer for the cora , reftnefs of the information. Three Negroes lately broke into the counting houfe of Meffrs. Kane and Co. at New York, and after plundering the defies, &c. fat down to regale them felres with wine, after which they fell afleep, and being in that Rate furprized, in the scorning, were apprehended, and committed tg THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGV, CC T. • There are fcarce any frefh arrivals of Wi ic4i day, and prefuming on a further redueinn, it is ..1- molt without Cale. Having but few famples of put: Barley, thofe fetch rather better price. In Malt and Beans but little fluluation. New Tick. Beans incline lower. There are but few Oats at market, and good famples are a trifle dearer: Terms of Flour without alteration. OENZIAL CULIINCY AS UNDill Wheat, 405. 555. 70i• per qr. Grey Peale 335 39 5 . Floe Ditto. 725. 755. od. Beaus, 445. 515. Rye, sos. 355. od. Tick Ditto 34 5 .445 , od Barley, 33 5 .39 5 . od. Oats, 255. 305. 331. Malt, 735. 795. od. Poland ditto 355. sG 6d. White Peale, 523. 55a. od. Rape Seed, 4a 431. per WI MCI 01 FLOOR. line Flour 631. ta 681. Seconds 6os. to Ess. per fack. SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER es. TMs day's Market bad a tolerable good fupply cf Cattle, and the prices in general are lower than our Taft account, though the trade was but indifferent, and little bufinefs was done in the Hay Market.— Hay and Clover have got up in price. Straw con tinues as per laft. The following is a correct Rate ment of the prices and numbers : io fink the ofFel7per Roos of 81h. - . Beef 4S dto 4s 6.1 I Veal 3s od to ss 6d mow Y od to 41 sod I Pork 41 0.1 to 44 14 Lamb os od to os od. HIAD or GATTI.' Tills DAT. Stab 530—CalTes 340 —Sheep 4.740--Plgs, 373• rates', MAT AND STRAW AN SMlTDirisi.D. Pray, pa Load, &raw, - Clow - 21 i3s to 41 roe 21 i6s to 21 os 41 Os to 31 Os On Monday lati RICHARD Thou, Efq. notified his refignation of his office as Wier of the Ceremonies, at the New Rooms, Bath. Jesus Kilo, Efq. is elated an his Read. Liam r Baren.—Yefierday at Union Hall, two bakers were charged with felling bread Mort of weight; one, it being his fiat offence, was fined ts. per oz. on nine ounces fhort in one half peck loaf.— The other, having been previoufly convifted. was fined 31. 6s. being 3s. per oz. on az ounces deficient in nine quartern loaves. The Jultices reprobated hi{ conduft very feverely, and informed him that, if again convifted, the full penalty of ss. per ca. would be enforced, and his name and refidence inserted in the newfpapers. A woman who was lately delivered, near Caber, in Ireland, left the infant at a gentleman'. gate, where, chocking -to relate, it was devoured by the hounds. The unnatural mother has been committed to Clow stel goal. Ina cottager's garden in Priory-firm . , Carmarthen. is an apple tree in full bloffom, and what is very re• markable, it has for the left three years bloffonied regularly twice a year. Three young (harks were taken by Come filbermen, off Newbiggin, near Newcaltle, on Saturday, while Ming for herrings : they got entangled among the nets, to which they have done confider able damage: their length is from feven to eight feet each. A tiger; of as extraordinary degree of tamenefi i , was brought home by Admiral Rainisa, in the Tat. neer man of war. He was only confined, like a Id ag , in a kennel, which was lathed to a large gun on the main deck. He never wounded a failor on the paffage. A boy, in particular, about 1+ years of age, conftantly played with him, and at times would beat him. The only offence he committed on the pelage was a few times Cleating provitions : he was brought up to London by land, and continqed equally tame all the way to town. _ At the (tarterSeffions for the borough of Lancafter, on Thurfday fe'nnight, upwards of twenty publicans were prefented and fined for kffering tippling in their !unites on Sundays, doting divine fervice, andfor felling ale in fhort meafore•s. At the late %arter Scffions for Berkfhire, it ap peared, that fince the Permanent Additional Force Aft palled, there have been due from that county 34.2 men, of whom only t t have been found ' • and that there has been levied, or is now in levy, for the defi cient men, the fum of 66a01. At the late Devonibire Ql2arter SeCions, Eliza Beech.mly alias Elizabeth Graves. who tome time ago railed coati ibutions at Bath and (Aber places, by pretending to commit aft of fuicide, was tried for being an incorrigible rogue, convifted and fentenced to fiz months impritonment. She confefed the was the daughter of Jofeph Graves, a butcher, at Carlifle; that the had left that place at r 3 years of age, and had not fince gained a legal liniment. On Saturday night, about ten o'clock, as Dr. Wilton was coming up Long-lane, in the Borough, he was fuddenly accofted by a man, followed by five or fix others, who laid—" No notfe—it is of no u f e ;" and, giving him a blow under the ear, felled him, and then rifled his pockets of his money and papers, with which they made off. Early on Monday morning the ftahles of Mr. Bal• cevi, in Highbury-place, Iflitigton, were broke open. and robbed of property to the amount of aol. Ar nearly the fame time, feveral gentlemen's houfes. in that neighbourhood, were attempted to be robbed. On Toefday night, the larder of the Admiral Duncan Tavern, Buckingham-court, near miralty, was robbed of all the good things ti e.. contained, confifting of fowls, hams, pies, Scc• the china dilhes on which they were placed. In the night of Tuefday fe'nnight fame perfnn ‘:r perfons depofited a confiderable quantity of aflafcctica mixed with oil or hartlhorn, or fame other olicinive ingredient, in the crevices of feveral (hop-doors, prin cipally inhabited by linen•drapers and clothiers, at Metter, which rendered the chops fo very difagrcca ble, that bufinefs could fcarcely be done in them for two days afterwards; many ladies nearly faiwed on coming into them, and were obliged to go out im mediately. The {trop of Mr. Burford, floe-maker, in the 150- rough, was broke open on Sunday m o rn in g , after 010 watchman had gone Iff ; and although it i• in I; ch a very public fituatioh, the villains took down 4!! (butters but one, and Role bogii-iiid ayes to .. - ) fuletable amount,