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of .M.•• -- • heith.tite iititirettant influence which it muff Lave in the regulation of the ihdem nit ies ; and the more • sece irary was it to preferve the latter from all new aiificultles and perplexidel, in order, happily, to reftore peace to Germany, and fulfill the with of ev ery true patriot in the Empite. It was, there fore, to have been expelled, with confidence, that the two Chapters of the Eletftorate of Cologn and Babopric of Munfter, lately vacated by a much la inenteddeath, wouldwithaviewtothegeneral good Lave deferred proceeding to any new eletaion, as t h e y muff have forefeet, that by fuch eleCtion they could in no manner avert their impending fate, but only contribute na clog with difficulties the final fettlement of the peace of the Empire. His 14A.IISTY, With great regret, fees that there two chapters have; notwithflandihg, proceeded to a n eledion, and finds himfelf compelled to renew the declaration which, on the 3111 df Lift month, h e made to the Diet of the Empire in the tleitoral College, and which he fignified to the Members of the Paid two Chapters, by his Privy Direaorial Connfellor, and Minifter Plenipotentiary, VON DoHiti in which he explicitly protefts againft any new elation of an Archbi !hop of Cologne, and Bifhop of Manner ; and declares that he will confider theft eleition as void, and will not ac knowledge, or in any manner take cognizance, or a ny pretended new Archbifbop and Bifhop, until the affair of the fecularizations (hall be finall' fettled." Tile above Proclamation hat been fent off by the FrEhth Milliner, General Bouamoavi cis, by a courier to Paris. Rartsion Sarr.it.—The Elesiorate of Co' login has this day given in another proten again(' the dedaration of the Eleetorate of Brandenburg, relative tb the fufpenfion of the eleftion of a Bifhop: Atiassuaa, Sept. 17.—TheCounfellor of State CNAMPAGNY, appointed Ambaffador from the French Republic at Vienna, arrived here yefterday afternoon with his fuite in two carriages and four. He paid a vifit to - Futams, the emigrated Arch bithop of Paris, who lives in the hou.fe of one of the Gentlemen of the Cathedral, examined the Waterworks; and fet out in the evening for Vienna. LEGHORN, SEPT. 6.—The KING of Ereucta has levied a loan of r 50,000 fiurfi at Leghorn , Which has been immediately railed. The Commander at Porto•Ferrajo has declared that he Will not defift from the defence of the place, till he 1411 have received a formal declaration in fignifying, that the Archduke FERDIN AND of Tufcany has renounced his right to that port: St Pttsss sot the trartfport (hips which bare to have failed to the Eland Elba, under the protedion of the Bratoure and Succefs, the two French frigates which have been halt, have alto been taken by the Einglifli. There were tut of them ; their lading sordiftesi bf provifions and ammunition for the befiegers of Porto Farajo. Thus, including the Ceres, the French Navy has loft again three frigates, which had came to this road from Toulon, under Captaiti Bullet. We do not at this moment know what has been the Captain's fate. He was on board the frigate Ic &feces. The frigate, la Bravoure, which was wrecked on the rock; of' Antignano, cannot be Lived., The French are at prefent bufy in having her guns. The wreck of the (hip they will aban don to the waves. The Englifh (hips of war have again difappeared, probably to take their old Ra tion near Porto Ferrajo. ANOTHF.R LITTER, CAMS DATI.-w-The lots of the two French frigates and of the tranfport flips which failed from hence under their convoy, is particularly unlucky for the befiegers on the Wand of Elba, becaufe they arc in great want of provi !ion, and no vi(tuals can be drawn from that bar. ten Wand. Further, as the Englifb have blocked up all accefs, there remains no other meafure for the French and Poles before Porto Ferrajo, than either to take the fortrefs, let it colt what it tray ; or the befiegers, if they are not relieved by French (hips, mull be obliged, in order not to die of hun ger, to deliver themfelves up to the befieged, which is certainly an extraordinary cafe. MILAN, SE ay. 2.—Accordingto accounts - from Naples, a Ruffian (hip of the line and two frigates are lying in the harbour there, to convey home, as is fuppofed, the troops of that nation remaining in the kingdom of Naples. The remainder of the Neapolitan marine, confining of two flips of the line, two frigates, and a corvette, will be deliver. ed up to the French. The Milliner, Acroa, is expected at Naples. More French troops are marching into the Neapolitan' territory. General SOULT has given in a notification to the inhabi bitants, containing an eftimate of the con of main taining the French troops, in which he (news that the new taxes are not fufficient for the defraying of it. Yellerday morning his MAJairs, accompanied by Prince ADOLPHUS, and Princeires SOPHIA and AMILIA, Lords WALSINCHAM and CATHCART, Colonel CARTWRIGHT, and the Honourable Mr. VILLIIRS, rode out on horfeback in the Great Park; after which the KING and fuite took the chverilon of hunting with the harriers for the &II time this feafori. Her Mayrivr i i i nd her Royal f - Tighnefs Princes Ayousra, attended by Lady C. WALD/:SLAVE, and Mifs Towpismeia, took an airing in ti fociable round Engleitld Green. - Friday evening the PRINCE es of N VALTS arrived , at Shooter's Hilll; from Southend. Her Royal Higliners has received much benefit from bathing at that much admired place ; which, having been honoured by her 'Alit, will, no doubt, become a re fort of the falbionable world. Her Royal High. nets itopt to dine at Havering Bower, the feat of Sir JOHN Si im BtracEs, Bart. where an elegant collation was prepared by the hofpitable owners of that charming relidence. On Tuefday fennight ARTHUR CHIC HRtrIIR, Efq. was fworn in Sovereign of Belfail. On Wednefday Capt. Sur-roN hoifled his broad pendant, as Commodore of the fquadron lately under the command of Lord NELSON, on board the LIYDEN, of 64 guns, and was faluted by his Ma jelly's Ihip OV!RYSSEL, Admiral LUTWIDGE'S flag iiiip. Lord NiLSON (truck his flag the fame even; ing, and is coming to town. When the agreeable intelligehce of the Prelimi. naries of Peace having bhn ligned reached Bland ford on Saturday, the bells were fct a ringing the greater part of the day, and the inhnbitabt!, 'citi fied their joy by illuminating their windows ; and lighting bonfires in the ftreet. A divifion of the Loyal Berkfhire Militia; under the command of Major Pia, marched in there in the morning; and in the evening Colonel VAN SIT TAIT flopped in his way to town, and gave the word to his men, who fired three excellent volliA, the band playing for Come time, God fate the Ifitig, and Britt*: &rile Home. Lord SOUTHAMPTON Rill continues fecond in command at Weft Cowes, under General H ewitT the Generaliffimo ; a molt experienced Officer, whole exact difcipline is very necelfary to keep the number of foreign troops there orderly. The inhabitants of Norwich, by way of teR ifying their fatisfadion at the Peace, took the honks from the doul-bodied coach, and drew it through the market-place. It is lucky for them the news did not reach them by the cbaggoA. The IN of Thanet may 11111 eentinde to boaft of names of the firft confequente; among others, her Royal Highnefs the Duchefs of Cute SER LA4D, the Duchefs of MaNcossrsit and Lady EMILY MONrAbut, the Countefs of PEMBROKE, the Coun ters Dowager of WESTMORLAND, the Earl and Countefs of DAtktry, the Hon. Mr. and Mr , ,. Dvrr, &c. &c. The amiable Lady Ht.armenre is among the lail arrivals, for the benefit of her children's health. A fatal accident was near happening the other day to Lady Lou ISA MAKNFRS, and her two love ly daughters, in a boat in which they went on the water : the wind fuddenly riling when they were a few miles from the Chore, placed theni in the moll imminent peril of being overwhelmed in a tremendbus lea. A pilot of Well Cowes perceiv ing, from a glafa, the danger of their fituation, put to lea in a larger vac' for their deliverance, which he happily dialed, and laved the fair vi littirs from a watry grave. Srastifola-The Rev. Dr. o , Flatis, Ordinary Chaplain to Law's XVIII. of France, diftinguilll - himfelf hereby the illumination of his lodgings on the happy event of Peace : being afked what he now thought of BONAI.AATE ? he replied, that he always was convinced the Education of the General would engage him to prove his huma nity, and that his Religion, good fenfe, his felf-in- Jere', as Well as the Public good, Would /can cleat mine him to become a MONCA: Tneavticac.---After a fecond performance of eirtaxeratos Jail night, which again introduced Mrs. Bita.inGros to a very crowded audience, at Co ventZarden, a Lady from the country of the name of FDWARDS, went through the rather interefling little part of Sail', in the Jew and the Donor, in a manner uhich evinced a thorough acquaintance with the bufinefs of the Rage, tuft fhe certainly fell fhort of the merit of the original.-.—On account of the report of the evening, the loyal and patriotic longs were called for and fling.—The boxes were filled with vifitors of the firfl rank and falhion, among whom were the PRINCE of WALES, the Duke of KENT, and the Prince and Princefs of Oaawc E.—During the Opera, an altercation took place in the lower boxes, which for fome time dif turbed the hiimony of the night. Mr. HARRIS lent CooKE a number of fine (lage (trellis, in which to visit his provincial friends dur ing the rummer. Theft have been !entitled, but COOKE himfelf has not yet appeared. He is gone to Matlock, to ufe the *arm baths at that place. Mr. HARRIS of Covent Garden Theatre has lately purchafed a field adjoining his houfe at Uxbridge, with the profits of the lall feafon,which he has named Code's Field, in compliment to the gentleman wbo performs Richard 111. Yeflerday a Court of Direaors of the Eaft In dia Company was held at the India Houle, which adjourned to Wednefday neat. None of the com manders of the !hips proceeding to India this fea fon, have yet been (worn. All, the Civil Servants of the Company, who may be hereafter appointed on the ellabliflunent of the Prefidency of Bengal, are to be attached to the College founded by Marquis Watts 'Ls r, for the firfi three years after their arrival in Bengal ; and during that period of time the prefcribed flu dies in the College are to conflitute their foie pub lic duty. Junior Civil Servants belonging to the Prefidency of Fort St. George or Bombay, are to be admitted to the benefits of the Inflitution. We have received a late account from Calcutta, dated the 3oth April, which Rates that the Cali ' pore Rajah, againfl whom hoflilities have been meditated by theMahrattas,bas contented to terms of pacification. Chutter Sing, who is of the fa mily of the Rajah Sahoo, and the Rajah of Pur nalah, have united their forces to the Calipore ar my. Accounts have alfo been received at Cal cutta, which reprefent the Rajah of Jummoo to be at the head of a (irons body of Stiles, a few cofs from stimmfir. Niftrl7'CAL INTELLIGENCE'. t'/tAti.s TklS i)A.i.—AVIND E. S. E. *waives). Hamburgb, Sept. 30, I Dublin, Oft 4, t Waterford, Oft. I Doonaghadee, Oft. 3, Deg. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 5. Sailed for Lifbon the Patrice ADOLPH VS packet, with the Mails of the 29th of September. YARIOOUTH, OCTOBER 7. The PRINCE of WALES packet, Captain DEANE, landed her mails at HapOifburgh on Tuefday even ing ; and this morning the paffengers, confiffing of Colonels Blocs and WATSON, Major OAKLEY, and upwards of twenty others, were landed here. —Sailed the MANLY gun-brig.--Arrived the KITE brig and Gitstrie cutter. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. Arrived the PILINCI OF WALES packet, Captain DEAMF, from Cushaven,with the:mails from Ham burgh and Bremen of the 3oth ukt.—One mall ftill remains due. Sailed the PAIIICE of WALES packet, Captain Strttos, for Dover, to refume its Ration at that port in the fame manner as previous to the war. PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 6: The RtvOCUrIONAIRE, of 44 guns, which failed from hence on Saturday WI, is again returned to this port, in confequence of the death or Captain TWYSDEN, who died fuddenly on Sunday Lia.— Came in the FISCARD, of 38 guns, from a cruize ; and the Roba and Betfy, Capt. RICHARDSON, from Alicant, with wine fur the Navy. Arrived off the Sound the Volunteer, Capt. WAKE, fr,om Jr • maica ; fhe failed 67 days ago under convoy of the CASTOR, of 32 guns, and parted from the fleet it a heavy gale of wind ; on Sunday . lafl fhe left the Sufitnna, of Liverpool, Capt. GLADSTONE, ia lat. so. long. to. 30. all well. Sailed the Wit MINCTON fchooner, Litut. PAUL, with difpatches for Jamaica ; and a brig-hoop for the Mediterra nean. It is reported that feveral of the men of war are ordered to be paid off at this port; among them the ROYAL GEORGE, GLORY, NAMUR, and BEAULI u, are fpoken of. Came in the LAPWING, 428 guns, Captain ROTTERAM, fr.)m a cruize.— Sailed the FORMIDABLE, of 9R guns, to join the Channel Fleet. PORTSMOUTH, octbnrß 7. Ireftcrday arrived the EARL ST. VINCENT Cutter: the MAJESTIC tranfport went out of harbour.— Sailed the TARTAR, with the Samuel and Jane, Hope, and Wilding, for the Well-Indies, from Cowes. This day arrived a cutter, fuppofed to be the CONSTITUTION. Came into harbour the Admiral Laforey tranfport; and the SWALLOW cutter, Capt. AMos, brought in a fmnggling lug gar the Thefeus. PROM LLOYDS LIST. DEAL, OCTOBER 7.—Sailed the Ht7UND %loop, FERRETER gun•ve(rel, and Nox cutter on a cruize. —Wind S. S. W. GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 7.—PallQd by the Vrow Alida, —, from Bremen ; Chriftiana Eliza, PA TERSON, and One sifter. —, from Norway ; Bannifter, FowLas, from Peterlburgh ; Lord Dun can, BARLOW, from Memel; Qlieen, WRIGHT, from Hamburgh, and Dre Geftifierc, Husk, from Rotterdam —Sailed the General Oglcthorp, for Charlellown ; Unien, —, for Martinique Magdalena, JANSEN, for St. Valicry, and Potfdam, for Antwerp. MILFORD, OCTOBER 4. Yellerday arrived the Neptune, PETFIti, from Liverpool for London; Jemima, RORVRTS, from the Ifle of Man, for Portfmcnith; B.ichelnr, Hoy/- Litt, from Wexford; DILIGENC R Revenue cutter from a cruize.—Sailed the Elizabeth, Saxxittv, for Falmouth and Gibraltar; and Cu A 'ream armed fhip, for Liverpool, for lupernitmeraries for the fleet. FISIgEUR, SEVIEMBER The upward-bound fhips fail as loon as cleared ; thole for the North Sea fail to-morrow, if the wind is favourable, under convoy of the Postos armed lhip. A fleet from Leith, under convoy of the SA EG lt ARD, is in the Cattegat ; Rime few of the (hips are already up. The Adventure, EAMES WARD, of Neweaftle, with tallow, from Peter!: burgh, was wrecked the t tth intl. at Gnthland ; crew faved, as it is alto hoped the cargo will, but the fhip, it is feared, will be a total wreck. The Betfey, of Wilmington, Capt. NAT. SP lit R A HAWK, from Riga to Liverpool, with timber, is totally loft at Gothland ; crew faved. CLYDE, SEPTEMBER 29. Arrived—Elizabeth, Rafide ; Euphrate., Galt ; and Man•, Reid, from Jamaica; Mary, Mac Farlane, from lkm •rara ; Phcrnlx, Duncan, frum Chriftlana; Louda. M•Fie, horn Cre• nada and Trinidad; Jane, OMay, from lkincrara ; Neptut.e, Bradfhaw; and Caledonia, Ferric, from Jamaica ; and Peggy, Reid, from Tobago. Cleared out—Hannab, Lennox, for Curacoa ; Lady Bruce, PA'Neilledge, for Tobago • jefiica, Connell; and Elbe, Henry, for Bat= ; and Aurora, ' Prater, ter Trinidad. STROMNESS, SEPTEMBER Atrial—Diamond, Gardner, of and from Irvine, from Memel; Anion, Hurry, of and for Liverpool. from —; Leona, Ftworkk, of North Shields, from Memel far Dublin Friendly, Colder, of and for Irvine, from ditto; Bri■nnla, Gordon, of Leith, from Desalt far Liverpool; Fame. 'Way, of Peterhcad, from ditto for Cokrain Fbrabeth, Maiafon, of sod from Kirkwall, for Dunbarton; Union, Charters, of and from Wkitehawn, far Rip; Stahel, Jacobs, of Stake, from Laith, for Port-Glafgow ; and indnitry, Robinfaa , ai.Aans- Mar, tram Getkaburg, fog A yr. I f.r.rrH, ocr6arß :. • Arriveil—Aberdeen and Leith Pocket, M‘Donaltt; Peggy and Mary, Cumining, from Aberect.i ; indtrtii y, Hal crow, from Lerwia ; Elisabeth, Power ; And Hazard; eolith, from !Decennia; London Packet, Whl . e ; and Glafgore P;4kct, from London; and Adtive, Cragie, from Wick. Ckired Ldglaton, Wilton, forleont-ofe; Per gy, Clark, for Dundee; Catharine and Jfobell , Nairn:, for Perth; and MargArct, Wallace, for Thurfo. LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER S. Captain PiuliLE, of the Apollo, from Africa, which arrived here the 2d inftant, fpoke the (hips Thetis, Gipfey, Johns, and Richard; of Lancaf. ter, in long. 27. lat. aB. all well. Arrived--Juffrow Hannah, Hebe, and flopiter, from Dant. zie; Tom, Voice, from Philadelphia; Hero, Kohlar from Stettin; Avon, Baxter, from Surinam; Lord Duncan, Atkin, from Jamaica • and Ann, Riddle, from Africa and Jamaica at Liverpool; A:Rive, Lee, from hence at Dublin ; Triton, Wat fon, from Cork at Jamaica; St. ja.de Lucas; and St. Porto, lAma, from hence at Oporto; Peggy, White, from hence at Newfoundland; Nimble Urquhart, from hence at Vermouth; and Riling Sun, Glib:nal:, from hence at Pordmouth. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DUMFRIES RACES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. A Purfe of pl. for all ages, the bell of three four mile heats, was run for and wbn by Lord Strathmore . a bay coil - Mr. Fletcher's bay, limit Wirley 1 2 Mr. Neil's grey holle Jamie - g dr- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30. A Subfcription Purfc of rod the hell of three fi,ur-mile heats, was run for, and won by Lord Strathmore's bay colt, by Walnut 1 Z Mr. Fletcber's ch. boric, by Sur - . a THURSDAY, OCTOBER I. The Purfe of Sol. given by the Dumft its and Gal. loway Hunt, for hut fcs bred in Scotland. Mr. Fletclicr's chcfnut mare - 1‘14,r Cathcart's hay filly - - r Mr. L.Linty Davie - - - diL Mr. R. I:iffock's brown mare 13(tty - Mr. Irvine's grey mare Alifs Jeanie - dif. During the arll heat, Mr. Fletcher's mare run off the courfe twice, and one of the times leaped over a gate, owing to which circumflance (he was apparently diltanced ; but the flag not being drop.. ped from the diflance poll, Mr. Fletcher objeFled, and the matter, we under Rand, was afterwards aci.. , mrrodated between that Gentleman and Ma jor Cathcart. On Friday, the 2d of Oftober, a Subfcriptinn Purfc of Sol. for all ages, the bell of three four mile heats, was run for, and won by • Mr. Fletclur's cbcfnut colt . r z Mr.Nt Ws grey horfc Janie - - 2 dr Same day a Purfe, along with a fubfcripticn of Five Guineas, was won by Mr. Fletchet's bay borfe Wirley, which walked over the cootie. ' ': he bra and fecund day's races afforded excel- lent fpert. HUNTING IN SURREY.—Laanurfday the SIM. rey Fox-Hounds met at Wickliam Church, near Hayes Common, at nine o'clock in the morning. After drogging aitont twenty minutes, they found in Cooper's Wood, and the Hounds went away clofe at the Fox: only the Huntfraan, Mr. ScoTr, and Mr. C. Moirrom, of Croydon accompanying them, as they were the only Iportfmen who (luck to Rey ward when he &ft broke cover. Rnnning through Hallwood, and making a head by Prat's bottom, the was a molt famous view! and from th e appa . rcnt .fFttade and fatigue of the Fox, thofeGentle , men woo were moll coi,veifant with the country were decidedly 0(0 onion :hat the death would loon (nitre. After crofling the road, and running all through the great covers to very near Foot's Cray, making a head back again, and running to ground near Chitlehurll, the - hounds were of courfe flop ' ped ; but the burg was moll extraordinary from Cooper's Wood to Chiflehurll, comprifing a dif tance of 25 miles in two hr • is. The Fox being run to ground, and the cullom of fportfmen being not to unearth at an early period of the feafon, the hounds were ordered home, and, from the com mencement of the hunt, we augur much amufe mein to the fporting wo:1,1 in the vicinity of Croydon. On Monday laft the hareer; belonging to Mr. CHAPMAN, A brewer at Pu.ney, threw oil, for the &ft time, with a very large field, upon Wimbledon Common. They loon found and loon killed, but the fecond hare run in a very capital ftyle fur Coombe-Wood, where the hounds drew off. BLACKWALL Itt rIATTA•—On Monday lag feveral ipterelied and WCll•COntelted It Owing Matches took place at Blackwall.—The Pi izcs were as follows : ~ I. Firfl min, a new wbctry - 18 t$ o &emit loan, cant - - 6 o o Third man, ditto - - 4 0 o Fourth man, ditto - . - 3 o 0 11 - .. - th man, ditto - 2 0 o birth man, ditto - - 1 10 0 Fill divifion.—John Payne, William Sander!. and John Woodley. Second divition.—Caltb Sellers, William Prof. fer, and J. Egalton. Third heat.—Two fiat men in, from eacit divi. lion. Fourth heat.—The two men that were left not from the two firil heats, ftarted together fur the two IA prizes. Fifth heat.—The two firli men of the four that rowed together in the third heat, tl.xrted tor the boat and fccond prize. The boats fluted at halt part twelve o'clock precitely, from lilackwall Stairs, and avcirt three times munch each heat. Woodley won :he 41. min; Egalton the 31.; and Proffer the 21. heat was floutly con tele 1, and the men had to row at le. fl two miles and an half. On: of the men, (fitting the heat, was taken fitddenly ill, and declined. Payne and Sanders being declared the two heft men divifion, on a fignal gun being fired b) Chi gers, flarted for the %sherry. Payne kc Chore, but after proceeding about too rAT J:rs crofied Payne, firuck his boat, and ill him in proceeding. This w.is pronoeni 21 the laws made previous to Witting sr, any man coming within a (cull's length or eras could not win.—The umpir,s favour of Payne. plc anu tf of each t , :he Mic - kept n:at Ards u s s Iced fool, -ere, that to jolle ;.tvc it id