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[ti I 1 1 trATE LOTTERY for t Box. BEGINS DRAWING ON MONDAY NEXT'. • • ' T HE TICKETS are fold and divided into Habit, Quarters, Eightbs, and Siiteentha, bE HAZARD, BORNE. and Co. Stack-broken,'' At their State-Lottery Cflice, tlo. 93, uader the Royal Ettelumge, London. Letters, p.R paid, duly anfwered. and Schemes gratis. 41 • THE SCHEME CONTAINS s Prizes of Z aopoo 14 Prizes of • £ sOOO 3 topoo 6 zoo* ~ • 3 . sOOO to .-- &v. &e. dec. The loweß Prize aoL and nal melt for the Fare-alliwo 7!/at' Thaufand Blanks. - • •-! • • • Country Orders. accompanied with thort datl4lPb W London, Polt-Orsce Orders, or Cato. in Parcel by Cam& 'ar tier, pundually attended to; and•Correfpondents nog &gild An being treated exadily on the fame terms as If palimmilnualiaM _ . _ _ HAMBURGH At'IILS. , HAGUE, SEPT. T4.—General MAILMOIiT, on quit.. ting the territory of our Republic, transferred the command of the troops that are left here to General DESAIX. The remaining Batavian troops are commanded laz.General Bbemomme. General Demi bas fixed his bead-quarters at Utrecht, Gnee the camp of Zein is entirely broken up. The coaft of North Holland is occupied by troops, but their number is inconti derable ; and it is expefted, that the Englith, with their allies, will make a free' attempt on this part of our Republic. The Auftrian Envoy, Baron Faze, is going to Vienna, Whence it is not likely be will return for Arne time. 'The tranfports, which were defined for the cape t'tinwat Helvoetfluys, have been difckarged. Coventiacen, SEPT. i4.—Ten expert pilots have heen engaged (feven from Copenhagen, and three from Elfineur) at 4so dollars each, to pilot the Ruffian fleet, which is sxpeOed here, as far as Dover. To-morrow our Court will go into mourning, for three Weeks, for the late Duke of Gi.ouCEsr se. Some troops have arrived in the ifland of Rosen (Oseesfith Pomerania). A•declaration from the King of Sweden has been tranfmitted to the King bf Denmark. We are informed, that our Government, together wjth Saxony and Heffe Caffel, has been invited by Pruffia to join the neutral confederacy, and to take theneceffary fteps in confequence. Faust THE MAINE, SEPT. to.—The public newt: papers contain the following article from Stntgard, dated the 31ft of Auguft : • 44 By a note, ttantinitted yefterday to the Eleaor Of Wurtemberg by the French Envoy, M. DIDILOT, the Eleaor is required to explicitly declare his inten tions in the prefenterifis ; and be is informed at the fame time, that in cafe he is againft France, the French will immediately occupy the Wurtemburgh territory. It is added, that France demands, at the fame time, thp to ' 000 auxiliary troops, promifed by a ferret article of the treaty of peace. As foon as . M. Dint Los had tranfmitted this note .he battened to BADEN to deliver a fimilar one. It is thought that the two Eleanis will endeavour to obtain the protec tion of a great neutral power." M it.eir, AUG UST a9.—The Iron Crown will be carried about at Monza, in a folemn proceffionon the eft of September. Our journals fpcak of great move meats of troops in.the Venetian territory. They write from Naples, that the garrifon of the peninfula and fortrefs of Tarento will be reinforced' by 6000 Corficans, 3000 of whom have already landed at Leghorn. and are on their march for Tarento.l Seven thoufand French troops have already enter. ed Modena, scoo are at Reggio, and 7000 have .en wed Bologna. \Tiptoe, SerT. 7.—General Prince HOHISZOL. Lean has been ordered to Vienna, to receive the neceffary inftrulions refpefting his future dellidation with one of our armies which is encamped. Colonel Gcurz continues here on a million from Switzerland, to procure the recognition of the neu trality of that country by our Court, and it is thought that he will fucceed, under certain conditions. Our Court Gazette of the 7th contains the follow ing intelligence from Turkey 44 The difmiffal of the Reis Effendi was fpeedily followed by the difiniffal of the Iflambol Effendi.(or Minifer of Police of the capital), which took place on the 6th of Augufl. a' It* was not till the 35 ft of July that the Britifh Envoy Allay -1-u NOT gave notice, with the nfual fo lemnities, to the Minilters of the Sublime Porte, of his arrival ; the Interpreter of the Porte was cent to vilit him, in eefutn, at Teraffia, and he received guard of honour fur his palace at Pera. His for. :Mal audience of introduaion was on the firft of Anita. Another convoy is arrived at Conflantinople, They Sebadopol, with twelve hundred Ruffian troop.. They will proceed to Corfu immediately, under the command of General GeRDIGIIe, on board'thefaine teinfports, and with the Ruffian (hip of the fine the St. Paul, 'Which was repaired in the harbour of Conftantinople. The Ruffian detachments at Cefa lonia, Zante, Cerigo, and Santa Maura, will all be drawn together at Corfu. ' 4 ‘ The Governor of Jaffa, Abu Merrak, hos -I*- filed obedience to the Porte. The Pacha uf.Da rnafcus has been fent to chaftife that rebel. • . • 44 The war between Toyer Pacha and -Ciapan Oglii has taken a fudden turn.' The proud vigor is bec,ome the vanquifhed party. Toyer Pacha bid divided his troops fo much in the many places he bad taken, that his main -army, (which he thought he fhould not want againft a defeated enemy), was furprifed by Ciapan Oglu and the late -Grand Vi zier Sija Juffuf Pacha, when nearly the whole were cut to pieces. Six thoufand mufkets, which were fouod by the viftors on the field of 'battle, are * clear prOof of the extent of the defeat bT 'which the Sublime Porte may confider herfelf retteved of one of the molt dangerous leaders. On the zsth rin • d '26th of July, upwards Of - fifty beads 'of the Chief . Officers of Toyer Pacha were fuck up at the ;ruin- Opal entrance of the Seraglio. Tayer Pacha only f mad his fafety in a fudden flight to his pateriral clime in the inhofpitabte icgion•of Glanik. ‘i The precati , tus fituation of Egypt continues. At the preffing defire of the loyalilfs, of the troopi, and the people, Mehmed Aly has been confirmed in the office of Caimacan, and Chouriltild Pacha 'has ' peen appointed Governor of Gidda. • The 'Boys Continue tindilturbeil in their former atrocities.— Trade and indoftry arc quite 10 - 1." • • *•• I• 1.. , - • - .•_ ... 7- - ...* , .i.:tt , - r 71..:7-- , 'i i loternrik, Sari: idii tleeh ItiMan fro ilia is exiis4e3 forittiveist lkiiirk till& lath infant. ' .'-. •• .- --; 7- •-•- - '• *.. `The Eagliih Ambalradivi hire tiatiivielirett . a troll': liar horn Mi. Aisurasoi i thesEngliTh Aintraffek at Connantinople, whit difpa tiles of Hi a 'W_ JAr• gun ;the - Porte has given orders tato 'Dalai' both by' lea and land as fpeedily et fvl . '..• ''•? . • l e BLODY (IN GALLICIA); 'AUG. i7.-lt RAW army of 58,000 men is alrembled in the Ukraine,,' ' -which is defined for Germany, and will proceed thi.'- Cher throosh Galicia' and Moravia, in (cora di !vifinns. . . - , FROM GAL LICIA, ialf-Of the Rol fun troops Rill continue.. Independent of the ran, which paired the frontier on the sad of AuguQ, the . army has divided itf..'f into five columns; three of which are advancing between Brody and Du)no, and two on the other fide of Therefiopel. • Hasse, llarr. 17.—The greater part of tbe French troops which were in Hanover, are marching diva' the territories of this place an their way tn Mentz and the Rhine, under General BIRMARDOTTE. The remainder of the troops left in Hanover are under General Bite now. Maarten", Ssrr. 9.—On the left bank of the Rhine every thing looks warlike. About the middle of this month, twenty.cight thoufand men (infantry) will be affembled at Mentz ; and eight thoufand : (cavalry) at Spires. Landau and Strafburgh • wilt 'receive garrifons of ten thoufand men each. Gene'. rat Mae/emir will command the army whiCh is ex petted to paf; the Rhine very loon. The 'Emperor,. eipeded at Straßmrgh ; the ;Card of honour of citizens is already organized. Troops are marching through Mons, Luxembqrgh and Treves,. for Switzerland and Italy. General OUDIBOT conduds the referve that way, which con fills of ten battalions of grenadiers. Wrrzt.aa, Sere. 9.—The Lieutenant General Von DALWICR, Governor of the fortrefs of Hanau, has been ordered to Cad, where he is to command under the Elector, the corps affembled there. The Officers and men on furlough were fome of them or- , dered out of their beds, in the night, by exprefres. The whole Heffian army pima., at prefent, of fifty-Emir battalions and twenty fix fquadrops, coin prifing thirty-five thoufand men, if complete. Accounts from Paffau Rate, that the-grand army affembled at Wells, in Upper Auftria, Which is 011 7 mated at 55 or 69,090 'men, has put itfelf in motion towards Braunau, in the Inn diftrid it is followed by another army from LOWer Atiftuta. • FROM SWITRBILAND, Stir. 3.—.0a the ;7th of Auguft the French Envoy, Vim., arrived at &rm.' in great hafte, from Paris, and proceeded to Soleure to communicate to the Landanunan the new met , funs, adapted to the prefent circumßances, Which the Emperor has found it nneffary to 'adopt,. relay tive to Switzerland. It is apprehended that they are of fuch 'a nature, as not to allow as any time tcrisegotiate a neutrality; for, as the Auftrians- arc approaching the Grifon country, it is expelled that the French will enter Switzerland, which may thus again become the theatre of war. HAMBURG'', WT. rir..The Außrians have, it . is (aid, croffed the Inn, -and art rapidly marching, through Bavaria. The French Minifter Gyro bas left Munich, and the Trench Ambalfador at Vienna' mull, by this time, be on his return to Paris. The poll from Pomerania is not yet arrived. It is fuppbfed to have been purpofely flopped, in order to conceal the.arrival of 20,000 Ruffians, and an ad ditional number of 9000 Swedifh troops at Stialfund. Dutoc Rill remains at. Berlin, and dines vrith.tbe Royal Family. He has-even been treated with a dinner, by Count grrrsamica, the .Außrian Am .baffador. It is certain, however, that his Proftan Majelly has demanded the immediate evacuation of Hanover. on the part of the French, in order to de prive Ruin & of any pretence for taking poffeffion of that country. An anfwer is laid to - have been re ceived, that the wifhes of his Pruffian Majefty be fully complied with. The French Government has demanded of the Elellors of Baden and Wirtemberg, the free paffake ' of their army through thofe countries, and an auxi— liary force of ten thoufand men of each Elthor. This demand has been refuted for the prefent, and couriers have been fent to Berlin, Vienna, and Peterlburgh, to requeß affitiance in cafe of neceffity. BONAPARTa's equipage is adually arrived at Straf burgh, and upwards cf 90,000 men are by this time colleted on the banks of the Rhine. The Swifs have applied to the Auftrian and French Governments, for permiffion to remain neu tral ; but their requell has been rejeded on both fides. The Aoftrians, however, are expelled to be the fiat to take poffeffion of that country. • • The Elector of Heffe Cad has an army of 36,000 men on foot. The French have demanded a paffage through his territories, but have been refuted. A new levy of recruits in Ruffin, has been ordered to the amount of 150,000 men. - The Elector of Bavaria left Munich oa timith in- Rant, in the evening, for Wurtzburgb. - By order of BONAPAI TA, the city of Frankfort has been obliged to demofillt all its fortifications. • The French have ordered away their artillery froin Cuxhaven, and every day the difireffed inhabitants an the banks of the Elbe, caved their emancipation from. the invaden. HAMBUBGH, SUPT. 20....111c Fierleh fttfanth from Hanover his been efairted throutbfleffe, un armed. Three regiments of cavalry having; hoWeVeri refilled to give up their arms, were gttacked and very feverely treated by the Heffiani. • MONitti, SHOTEMBILB thc regirents in Bavaria have received orders to call' in their foldiers which are on Furlough within twenty-four hotirs, the corps of artillery at Munich received orders to get itfelf ready for marching. by. the 9th inflant..— There is an adive recruiting going on. All - the Eledoral Provincial Officers have been clireded to tranfmit to Munich, without delay, the ;Ai ial hand 'belonging to the Treafury. At the . town refi dence at' llymphenburgh. &c, all articles 'of value are packed up in great bafte, and 6oblirfes have been put in •requifition to convey the prbperty to Wurtzburgh.' MUNICH, Stir. to.—The Auftrian troops which have pallid the Inn are erpeded in this city to-mor t,,w. General Count Rio: ti Ail commands' the ad vanced guard, which yelleitiar war a long day's march from Munich.'',. Tbe ; head -quarters, it is raid, will come to Nympbeoberb and the 'Field Chanciry ••• • • • to The Auaristh Iroquois/gm truly ex cellent It was believed that they would bet advance the Lech, where they would wait ,the. iffue b eTt ni tegociations. But of negociation there is now little hopes. and 'the. /snarl= troops wilifoop approach the Rhine, through Suabia. The • centre of the Anittian army is now at Hohenlinden, two polls from this city. . Morten, SEPT. 11..;.4 1 01:11 Prince SCPWARZ sea° arrived here on the sth loft. he required that the Eleflor would unite bit troops to the attarian army. On the other hand, M. Orr° remonftrated againd this in wnote.. The Eleitor refolved to retire with his whole family and a part of his Court to Worabarg,and to transfer the main body of his army, eonfiaingof 35,000 men,to the principalities of Bam berg and Wurzburg, in the hope that the great pow en would refpea the neutrality of Bavaria. He As ac ppipanied by the meritorious Wainer, Baron Von MowroaLar, &A. The Electoral 'General, Count NOOEILOLEp has fat out on a particular zniaon *Vienna. comatlitu Items has undertaken a million to Paris, and the Eleaor !timid( will make a thort our from Wurzburg to Berlin. The departure of the Eleaoral Unsay for Witt-Aug was much re : greted by *inhabitants, and great defpOndency re f vOll here. The whole of the ganifOn have left this seity, and military duty is performed by the arTn,ed igena. 'The report that the Alsatian troops di farmed the, Bavarian regiment if Duke Ppus at Paran, is void foundation. The Auatians havepo whim. com mitted hoftilities, but condua themfeires as friends. It is raid that our city, according to a convention Which has heen entered into, will not be inflated to any . borthena. - • Barnum, Sur. z r.-ILefpelling the Auftrian army Which has croffed the Inn, we have received the following intelligence:—After General tdacirhad affumed the command of the 'army in Aultria, .be canted to be announced on the 7th 'of September to the Elgtor of Bavaria, as well as the Bavarian corn menders along the Ina and the commandant of Paffatt, that on the following day, vie. the sth, be 31 , 01214 pats the Inn and advance in t o Bavaria, which the Auftrian army did in feveral colnmps: • The Elea* of liav‘ata imipediately left Monica and the French Authallatlor M.. • pr T o followed • • • • • him to utabit rg. The Auftrians • march in three pions: s the firft advanced by Scherding, the fit ssud by 4ninati, and the third by Ituhldorf. They are marching towards the Lech. -• Limz, Barr. to.—The Ruffians arc in full march for bfOravii I near Brnnn they will divide, and a CO loam tate the road to Italy. It is Paid the Emperor 41..trxiiimsa will thortly arrive at the main army. To-morrow night eight regiments, whith are dill in the camp at Wets will break up for the Inn. LONDON. • THURSDAT, IFOTEMIIBIR s 6. • . *NCI OF STOCKS THIS D*a AT .ON F O . CLOCIFI • Cookie, for toapoy.slH—for QQ. SSit Plooduko, fee maim pat. At.' SON* aPreo re • - .Pi • ' We have recpived French atici Dutch Journals one day later in date than thole which reached us Oit Tuefday, but their contents have been anticipated by the Hails of yefterday. THE HAMBUIKS MAIL That was doe 'yefterday, 'has alfe arrived end hs brought other intereaing details from the Continent. Our Readers sal rer.ollee that BONAPARTB: lately announced to the Diet of Radibon, that fbould an Auftrian army enter Bavaria, he would confider the a& as a declaration of war. That meafure, as we announced yefterday, has ailuelly taken place. The Auftrians, ' difregarding the loud menaces of the F►ench Emperor, have croLred the Inn, and entered that Electorate, They brave the geld before him, and by this time have probably occupied all the ftrong polls in the country. There appears in every quarter of the Continent to ,be a well organized combinitioti. a 'pee@ under (landing. and an emulative fpirit of activity. The hillory of the world never exhibited fo grand a dif play of military preparation. Europe is at length aronfed from one extremity' to the other. and i► we can cherilli rationally the hope that no little merce nary jealoulies will intervene to feparate and divert' the great powers from the ailed which has created the confederacy, it cannot fail of' reftoring the equi librium and order which the infatiable aurice of &- MAT/Milt has deftroyed, It mull ftrike eery man with aftoniftiment, that after gaining the mighty ad-. vantages which railed him to fuch a pinnacle of fplendoor, he (hould, on the giddy height, have Rill wantoned with fortune, in grafping at baubles.— His pompous trifling in Italy has endangered all his former acquilitions ; and we fee him now about to re new the battle, not merely for thole banbles,but for his all—for the exiikence of his empire—for the whole of the folid power which he had gained by brilliant con quell, and which he might have maintained for ever, if be had been polfeffed of common moderation--% That be was taken by furprife, feems every day to be more evident. He *ought bimfelf fore of Auffria, by the temportry dillrefs into which be had thrown her, and be counted on the co-operation of Pruffia, by the tempting offers which he held out, of making that power a party to his (poll. But be now feels the confequences of the panic be has firuck. He has Irought all his neighbours to agree to facri6ces which, -in oilier times and under other circumflances, would not Nape been thought off; in the prefent emergency he Onds that they may offer a price to Pruilla, fupe riot. to any thing that he has in his gift to concede. We have reafon to think it will foon be difcovered, that a very great and fple#did negociattim is on foot, which all the efforts, promifes and offs of DUROC. at Berlin, have not he . en"able to difeoncert but in which that Court will ad on ha uniform, (*ppm; regard to its own interces. Not is the moment onfaiiittable to a negociation with Spain ; indeed we know nothing that car: indif• pole the hearts of all the truly patriot part of Sp a i n to atiy plan that can free them from the thraldom of France, and its minion, their own Prince of Peace. They have been fo much oppreifed and fleeced by Bosavarra, that now, when the armies of France are called off, the. Court of Spain may confider it as a fit moment to recover its independence. At any rate, we have a Beet off Cadii that will prevent the French fquadron from gcting into the Mediterranean, and sve cannot avoid raying, that the alacrity of the Board of Admiralty in this refpeet is worthy of th e heft thanks of the country. The Mail of this day has brought us the following very important STATE. PAPER : RATISSOII. Sur. 13.—The Aullri.sn Imperial Mic i lft er here has delivered to the Diet the E,ll.)wing Reeqpi, which has been publifhed and circulated: TO TIE EIESPEISAL AND lOTA L LEGATIONS AT ItATISAN: . Declara t ion which the French Char ge d'Ai. Ochres was ordered to Communicate to the Diet at Atiitichon, has been laid before his Ammo and Ad. ,Man Imperial Majetly. According to this Declaration, the States of the .(3triisan Empire might be induced to imagine th at the artitaments and ads of violence of the French Enlpeitir ip Itali have given Auftria no cAufe for a ecianter-arming—that France. not Anaria, withes the, refloration of a geperal peace 7 -to attain which relic. ration was the ()hie& of the intended invafion of Engl land. 'which APllria now endeavOtgalto interrupt, to prevept the attainment of this °Weft. •s With this Declaration is connefted the throng as attaik on the German Emperor. if Anfiris does pot immediately Warm it the order of the French Emperor. , 4 - called upon by fuch Deelaration made to the German Diet, his Majelly ends it incumbent upon him to lay before his Co-Etlates of the Empire AA documents as may flew the true caufes and wipes Iyhich have compelled him to arm. They will thence perceive, that Au‘tria offered jts meditate:l for the reaoration of peace and tranquillity, which France refufed. r that Franee wines not pew ? fa I • that fituation is pot peace, but more deftruaive doe war, in' which a tingle power, f.rmidable by its igreatnefs, alone remains armed, and is prevented 'by no oppation from occupying with its troops, tpwAng, and fubjeaiag ppe iddependept, pew* ble Rate Atter another. To Put an end to this R ate of things, is the p!s• jea of t h e arming of the Auftrian and aufAm Im. perial Courts : and that the former, from the men;. tang arinements of the French -in Italy, has the molt prang motives to be careful fr,r its own fafety, =ft be evident to all who have had experience in the fairs of the world': and for further_ proof, it is only neeelrary to refer to the 'mat% from the l'ielidat, of the f sth of May, *nd tsth of June, of the.prefest year. 6 ! That only this °bite and not ;any fvlf-intrefted "'kw; have produced the determination ..f Auitria and Ruda, appears from their readinefs to enter into a nego.tiatiori on principles of justice and moderation, from their, affurances to the States of the Empire, that in cafe war fhould prove unavoidable, they pia . n iaintao the legal ffate of the G e rman Conftitution and poffeffions, inviolate, which :alfurances the Au- Rriari Envoys have orders to repeat and ccnfirm in the moll folemn manner. " the threats pf the French foaperat to attack the German Empire, thew how necclfary it is to be guarded againft fuch ;n attack by adequate prepa rations. Experience, never to be forgotten, has iaught with what confequencp the fulfillment of fuch threats on the part of France is conneeed; and it is the mole neceffary to be ;salve ip preventing them, as already the molt certain indications are apparent, that fere- Princea of the frontier circles of the Empire, have been encouraged on the part of the French to take up arms againft their Emperor and Co-efate, and to this end new fecret conneditans haTe been entered into, and thafe existing abufed. 44 His Majefty hopes, with confidence, that if not all, at leaft the greater part of the States of the cm pare "nil fee the dangerous tendency of fuch pro ceedings, and the necelfity of warding off from Ger many, by unanimity, fidelity, and courage, the fate of Italy and othei neighbouring countries of France, which have been rendered tither half or entirely de pendent upon her ; and that they will conk quendy approve and promote dude mexfuret, without which - the falotary views- of Auftria as Ruffm cannot be carried into Oka ; for it is av Evident, that the poffibility of maintaining a r , peace depends on being prepared with thole e' tual means which, in cafe it Ihould be impoffif attain the objea waited, can alone final if hope of deliverance and fuccour. (Signed IN coots SWINT fORIT r e , 132, s es , 9 , , 305 . To this refcript are annexed the Dal shard Miens: she Cowls #. Tama, Pa Peri:, coacerahog the rearms/ of Acirociat; propofid 6, tbe fervour of . sbofe Curti, tito , P_ The eitra<ts froth the Mord:ears o May and agth of June, referred to in fcript, relate to • the number of tro the camps at Manna and Carlie , .e• tin I P I I i