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.trAltitußell iiint. COIINRICIrt 81Fr. 19. --The Era dirifiin or ROGAn troops, deained for Svredilh Pomerania, cow fitting of is,ooo men, has arrived at Rugtn. They embarked chiefly at Revel and Riga, where every poffible Adivity was nfed in getting them od board the rrantport reffels, for which a very bigh price was paid. Rugen is a plentiful little ifhind, within about a mile of B(ralfund. __— NETHER Etas, SSP?. g+—the DEA CtOirili Prince arrived on the I9th at Copenhagen, but will loon fet out for Holfiein. A part of the garrifon of Copenhagen is marching for the latter Duchy, where it is laid a corps of moat men is to affemble, to af fift in forming a neutral cordon. The Pniffian and Heflin) troops will co-operate in this meafure. Cu:- haven is evacuated by the French. There is a talk of Pruffia's occupying Travemunde. A eoolnefs feems to have arifen between this Power and Raffia. Several Sw‘clifh regiments are laid to be marching for Carlfcrona, where a fquadron is fi tting out, and where the King himfelf is lhortly expelled. The prepai ations in Pruffia and Denmat k are con tinued with great aftivity. The landing which Raf fia and Sweden were to effea together appears to be delayed. It is now afferted, that the expedition which is preparing in England is declined to land in Hano ver; but the French hare not yet entirely evacuated that country ; at ail e‘ents b the North of Germany depends upon Pruffia. Letters from Berlin, of the 24th September, Rate, that the Adjutant-Major Von kloacc left that city on the 22d with a letter to the Emperor of Raffia,' written with the King's own hand. The General in Chief of Cavalry, Count lAL -1111tiVrH, will have the chef c , ,rmo2nd of the army, i and the Lieut.-General kucins, with the Major General ZASTROW, will command in Proffia and Pomerania. They talk of the formation of two Camps, the one PowtraniJ, and the other in the Prignitz. HANCYER, SEPT. 24.—The fortifications of Ha meln are continually Ilrengthening, by the addition of new works; 33,700 pallifadocs have been ordered for this purpofe, and the foruefs is to be provifinced for three months at the expence of the States of Hanover. A tranfport of recruits from Holland has arrived hers this morning. Seri% B.—ln this day's ConrtGazette we read that "General Kurosow commands the Ern Ruffian army, 56,000 men ltrong. which will arrive in a few days on the frontiers of Moravia ; the fecond, which is alto on full march, is commanded by the General in Chief, Micmsssoa. The five vilturias of the fir& army, under the orders of General Ivy et sow, ate commanded by Lieutenant Generals Prince PAN. osartow, d'Esssa, de Rossi*, Baron de MALTITZ SCHIP/LOW aqd DIRTQW." The ca:riages and [addle harks of his Majefty the Emperor are ready for letting out. His Majefty has ordered all the funaiodarie. not to publifh any thing which may come to their knowledge relative to the prefent circumgauces, and eve , . to abftain from (peak ing of them. They are, beficles, enjoined to be very prudent rekeaing the choice of their company. It is prefumed, that particular circumflances have given rife to this order Vienna, Seer. 19.—The day before yefterday his Highnefs the Archduke Cnaaoss, with his re tinue in (even carriages, let out from this city, to go by the way of Venice to Padua, fur the Italian army, liver which be will hold a general infpeaion. During the abfence of tbe Archduke Corea t.r I, the Isliniftry at War will be entrufted to Field Marlbal Count Jos ern von Coittoasho. His Majefty the Emperor will, it is Paid, next week fet out fur the Tyrol, where, however, he will snake but a (port flay, as he will proceed to Hungary, to the opening of the Diet. The Hungarians will raife a new army of referve. Troops from the Gallicias and from Hungary, are daily arriving, and Nang through this city on their way to the German and Italian armies. On the 17th a Courier fr wn Berlin arrived here, after whichfeveral conferences were held. The Archduke FERDINAND has fet out to join the army in Bavaria. It is aliened that the French Am baffador has demanded his paffports, and that he had obtained them, not only for himfelf, but for the whole of his Embaffy ; he, however. had not quit. tcd Vienna yeflerday. MUNICH, SEPT. 19.—T0 day the infantry regi. aunts of Stuart, Erbacb, and Colloredo, as alto the Latour Iragoons, and Palatine HuSars, marched through this City : the Generals Kienmayer, Stipf dors, Lichtentlein, &c. have arrived. BAVARIA, 19.—Between 145th and tech infl. the whole advanced guard of the Anfivian army plied the Lech. The left column, which draws through Upper Bavaria towards Suable, is com manded by General Count KLINAV, and the right by General Gorr: list, the amount of both coktans is eflimated at 36,0c0 men. Thefe will be followed by the main army, under the command of the Archduke FILIMIAND, abed by Generals Mactc, Gasevms, Sec. AUGSBURG, Sem 19.—LaR night and this MOTS irz the infantry regiments of the Archduke Itrawma, the Archduke MAXIMILIAN, Farmicn,Katt.owitairn, Rassr, and aifo the Kinfky light horfe, and the Ho enlohe dragoons, paffed through this city, advancing into Suabia. Thcfe regiments are very &rang, and snake confiderable marches every day. A cannonading has been heard here to-day on the Inie of the Tyrol and Switzerland, but no informa tion has been received refpeding it. Starr. 19.—YeRerday noon the General of Artil lery, Baron MACK, arrived here, and in the afternoon continued his journey to Ulm. In the evening the Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz likewife arrived here with a confiderable retinue. SEPT. zo.—Yeßerday his Highnefs the Reigning Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz, who arrived here the day before yellerday, with his brother Prince &marl-, from Switzerland, let out for Berlin. To-morrow the dirifion of Field Martha' Lieutenant Kinwsrairsa, to,ooo wrong, will pals the Lech, and advance far-, ilia into Suabia. AuGSBURGH, SIFT. 21.—A report is current here, that all the troops in our vicinity have made a halt, and the Munich State Gazette of this day lays— " Yeilerday the lmpetial Aufirian army received or d.lb to halt till further no'ice." We aasiouLly capeet (..artnation of this intraligcrxe., ti ants, drand tbonefi of State was held here two days before yefferday. Since this Council; the militirr preparations have been carried with fredotibled aQtilty. Wt are awed, that the whole Pruffian arsay it to be pat in motion. The Ruf fian Envoys have mud difpatehed Count Mize and Noce bfasztaorr as ebOrier, .ter Vienna and to Wane, in Lithnania.—.lt apperrs thit the Emperor Amami/at it to fet ont for this part of ci-deogust Poland. Sr. Pa+aeasuaolt, Styr; 11.—'1'he regiments which are to be embarked at Crontladt are ;heady on their march to that port. All the provifions are on board, and the trattrports are ready to receive the troops. The Ruffian Troops in the Seven Hands have beeii angisented by 5,000 men ; and a corps of the fame force Will loon embark at Ode& for the fame defiinatioh. • The Ruffian army is advancing rapidly in der many ; it rens only one day, and marches fix. Three hundred thonfiuid men have been put on the war ettaShilunent. There are only four battalions al guards at St. Petertburgh, commanded by the Go:. vernor of St. Peteriburgb, Major General BAS• CNUMIET. • HAGUE, SIFT. courier from our Envoir at Paris, M. VAN BRANTSIIN, has brought intelli gence that war is now determined on, arid that the French Government has in enntequence demanded of ours the affiftance in money and troops ftipulated by treaties. The French Central MICIIAUX, who arrived here on the aoth, fet out yellerday for Rotterdam and the Made, in order to make the neceffary preparations for defense. The reinforcements of French troops which are marching out of Belgium into our Republic, amount to 14,c00 men. The firlt troops will arrive to-morrow. Numerous preparations for defence againft arty at• tempt of the enemy are making along our coal*. At Scheveling. Wyck-op-Zee, Egmond, and other places floating batteries have entered, and new fortifications have been thrown up on the Made at the Helder.— The city of Antfterdarn will likewife be fortified as well on the land as the lea fide. The Minifter at War Vaulty's went thither the day before yefterday with revere' Engineers; and Amllerdam will loon have the appearance of a place of war. It is alto Paid, that the military confcription which has ceafed in our Re public &nee the peace, will again be revived. Our fleet in the Texel will r to Amierdans. Sal?. sg.--Baron FssTsolse Marian Minißer, has got every thing ready for his departure, and teems only to wait for intelligence of Count Cowries's departure from Paris, to quit the Hague. (krona t.—ln confequ e n ce o f a Pr decree, tranfmitted by hi s Excellency the°R:rnal for aonary. on the sd of September, to the States General, in a Note, referring to a precedent in the year 1799, and Rating that the Batavian finances have not improved fince, nor from the Stagnation of trade, and the de cafe of ;cf. u rces, are likely to improve loon, their High Mightineffes, in their la fitting, have paired a decree, to revive a decree of the 23d of March, 1799. that the redemption of filch part of the public and floating debt, the term of which had already ex pired. or Which was then in murk of payment, or would fall due fubfequent to that decree, Should be fulpended until further orders, unlefs a Special order was given for the payment, either by the Legiflative Body (in t 799), or by any of the fucceeding Govern. meats ; that filch debt Should conftitute a part of the national debt co be funded, and to bear interelt from the time when the money was due and the payment poßponed. LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK $ Coolish, for mosey, sllii—for °dal*: Att. Omit= Odoba Accounts were yellerclay received at the Admi, ratty, that on the Both ultimo the Fox, Captain GawwooD, of London, and the Sachen, of Mil• ford, from the South Seas, part of the difperfed convoy under his Majelly's Chip CALCUTTA, arrived at Kinfale. The fhips compofing the convoy turn oot to be exactly of that defcription which we fog gelled on the Brit news of its having been attacked• The following are their names, viz. the Indus, from Madras ; the Maria Carolina (a Swede), the Afri caine (the fafe arrival of which in Mount's Bay we announced on Saturday), the Sachen and Fox (whalers), and a Pruffiss kip detained by his Ma. j elly's Blip CALCUTTA. The Swede was (poke with on the aSth, and Captain GAIIWOOD fuppofes the others to hare efcaped. At a late hour on Saturday evening difpatches were received at Lord Mulgrave's Office from Mr. Jacasos, the Britifh Minilier at Berlin, which were yefterday forwarded to his bfailiTY at Kew. In the courfe of the day a report was very current in the firft political circles, u that Pruflia had declared in favour of the Confederates," but we have not been able to trace the rumour to any authentic Come. HANIBLIAGH AND Since our lift, one Hamburgh and two Gotten. burgh Mails have arrived, from which we have given ample extrads. Nothing has yet publicly trent . - pired calculated to remove the ambiguity which hangs over the politics of Profile. It is reported, that when Dtraoc exerted all the influence of his Matter, to make the King of Pruffia declare for France, his Majefly was provoked to anfwer, that if the French Envoy perfifted in his demand, he would declare for the oppofite fide. His refolution was fixed, and he would not be diverted from it by either of the parties. This is, perhaps, -the circumttance which gave rife to the report which we have Rat ed above. We learn nothing with refpeet to the relative pofition of the armies from tbefe Mails which was not previonfly made known loins by the medium of the French journah; but we learn from the North ( that part cf the kultan force tiefiinea for Poised; hie, h now on its Wily thither. Our Readers will rccolle& that in the note tranfmitted by the King et' Praire' to the Coin of Stoekholis, en the Occeliou of a Treaty Of Sublirly being on the carpet, between the King of Great Britain and the King of Sweden, by which the latter, ut conlideration of the annual font Of ssoCio,eool. was to fdrnifh an army of 35.000 then, his PrufGan .Majefty declared " That at his fyfiern " was to prevent. is much as poflible the etten6on oT the war on the Continent ; and as be had loveria biTrtfiribed to himfelf the flrideft neutrality as. " the good of hit kingdom, and of hit Ittizbbotot be 44 'mink!, In L-onformity to that Tyfictn, employ 44 ' every Meant in hi; power to prevent the trait " .quillity of the North of Germany being diatarbed k by any perfon Whatelrer.ii Confeqttently, be de clared he could not (offer an armament of any kind in S‘edith Potherania—end be therefore 'calls for elpheatien refpeeing the pending Treaty of Subfidy., Not only is a Ruffian forte aboitt to occupy that tritl, but the *cry treaty alluded to Is now Corielud , ed = and it now remain kb be feat what *pp 'Praia • will take in coofequeec FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURIIIAA I Hare alto arrived fine oar, the Fortner tioa 3oth ult. the latter to the 4th initant. Theii too. teats are important. The arrival of the French Em peror at Stra(burgh was announced to the Senate by a Telegraphic difpatch on the 27th ult. and his W ainer TALLSYSAND has fet out from Paris to join his matter. We may therefore foon expea to hear of the trench army on the Rhine being completely ready for aftion. If we may credit an article in thefe papers, hoßilities have aaually commenced : the Auariani are ttated to have made themfelves Walters of Schaff haufen apes a fined jiirmuji. There journals prefent a number of details refpeaing the movements of the Idifferent armies, for an account of which, we mutt 'refer our Readers to the ample extrafts given in the preceding columns. The Monism. has alto pub lifhed fome more of the official documents relative to the difpute between France andAuftria.—The French Fonds have fallen from 55 f. 2s c. to 54f. to c. The following has been publill , ed ih a Morning Paper as a private letter from tlle French capital : 66 PARIS, SEPT. 25, 1805. 0 Not to alarm his fubjeas and allies by the re ports of frequent confpiracies, BONAPAITI has or. dered the trials and executions of all implicated per font to be litter. Hence we hear no more of the late plot than we heard of the confpiracy at , Milan la& May. One thing is however certain, that the pretended confpirators were not conneaed with any foreign Power, but domeßic rivals or difaffeaed fub kits. Several Generals are Rill mentioned as indi redly fapeaed or accufed. You have undoubtedly read that joutoan has been deprived of his com mand in Italy, and fact:ceded by MAMMA, htarno nem) knife/. his Istaki to Bareuge, and Leo-mess ex iled to his came near Lon: Busier in Fr aiche Coati." Another firing has been heard off Boulogne, which we doubt not wiU, as utual, be magnified by home of our contemporaries into a momentous affair. It de. Caves, however, hardly a mention to be made of it. On Saturday, foon after two o'clock, the Princeres Sornia and AIIIILIA arrived at Kew from. Andover. Lord HAWICIIIIIVRT waited upon his MAMMY on Saturday at two o'clock. YeSerday the Royal Family attended divine fer vice at Kew Chapel, and beard a fermon by the Rev. Mr. Wain c it, from the t sth chapter of Romans, and 4th verfe. Afterwards they walked in Kew Gardens. His MAJMITY has been pleated to appoint her Royal Highnefs the Prineets of WaLas to be the keeper of his palace or snasfionloute at Greenwich, in the county of Kent, commonly called the King's Houle or the Qbeen s Houfe, within his manor of Eaft Greenwich; in the faid county, with the garden neat adjoining thereto, and the Old Tilt Yard there, and alto of his Park, called Greenwich Park, to the Paid palace or bode adjoining, with the lodges and other buildings fituate therein. The Kum has been pleated to gnat the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to the following Gentlemen, and the refpeaive heirs male of their bodies lawfully begot ten, viz. Sir ?LIMOS JOE■ itiIITWELL, of Dale-Hall, in tie county of Men, /Galen : Llentesent General Joon DOTI.I, COIOnd of Lb Majefty's deg Regiment of Foot, end Lieutenant Governor of the trod of Guernfey: itOlllllllT WICIRAY, of Wakbamftow Hoofe, la the county of Eifel, Efq. Lleateoant Colonel Commandant of the dui gee swot of Loyal London Voluotcers: CLAIMS CIIAMPION Dr Cl/SPIGNY Of Chareplen•Lod CambersvelL in as county of Sutrey. Do lor of Laws: MAWASSIII Loral, of Mariltow•Hook, in the empty of De. von, wadi rema inder to has nephew RALPH FRANCO, Efq. JOHN 02.11/COTTILIMLL,Of GILMOHO, ha the county of Hate ford, Efq. WILLIAM HILLARY,OffIaniMIT•PIaCC, in the =unity of Mr, and of Rigg-Houfc, In the county of York, Efq. MALL Waal MOIL MACILLAZTA, of Wyllie, In du county of Perth, Efq. Saturday an exprefs arrived at Dover. orderins the Northampton, Ealt York, and Hereford Regi ments of Militia to march hence on Tuefday mor ning, for Brabourne Lees barracks; it is fuppored they will be replaced by three Regiments of the Line. - - A docking accident happened in the neighbonr hood of Enloe&Olen, on the 27th of laf month. As Captain Sir Jaren Rivets, Baronet, of the 3d Dragoon Guards, was out on a thawing party. at Nixon HA, in company with Capt. Fsucorr and Capt. PLATT. of the Toth Regiment, bit JA mks's gun unfortunately went off, and killed him almoll infiantaneoufir. He is much, aud defetvedly la nwoccd. Ih7LL. CC76.BER 5. Ca - 026041 x, orttirtalptig, arrived hitt Telt ttrday froth Tonningen t he (Ilya, that Jolt before he left the ii er od Thurfday the 27th elt. a rktfon in tik-Med him that an exprtfa had arrived at Ton ningen the day before with an account of the PrulEsn fo!clicrs having marched into Hanover, and that the Elbe was etpeeted to be free from blockad4 and the intettottrfe between this port and Hamburg rehmed. NAUTICAL iNTELLIGINCE. PALOOUTH, OCT. 4-. Arrived the Betty, TR COUR. ?NNW, from SINALICH • Four Sifters, Wl LL tA NS, from Chepflow ; Glory, ?rimmed, from Plymouth; Bet- Batsrow, from Newfoundland; and his Majef ty's thlp ORPHEUS, HILL, from Oporto, with the homeward-bound fleet under convoy, after a prangs of twenty daya ; thi s Chip h as reca p ture d the Ihip Mary Ann, from Quebec for Guernfey. Sailed the Adrian; cutter, Foa4s, on a cruise; Freeklamer, LAOQ% fur St. lye's flip is now off the !INT. or, and it it reported that the was under ceniny df hia Iditiefty's (hip CALCUTTA, which Sip was cap tiredly ye fail of the tine—what became of the other, veffeks, they know not ; the was fortunate enough to &ape. PILVILOOTH, OCT. ;.--Cache in the French lugger Pella dr la Pair, laden with empty calks, raptured Ity the Disrarcn, of 18 guns; St. Andreas, Captain Arsaske, from Stockholm, with tar, for this port.— Sailed to join. the Channel Fleet, and on a cruise to the Weftward, the PLANTAGINIT, of 74. guns, CLIO nays, of 36, ALcassms, of 32, Aro', of 18, and the LADY WARSAW, of ta. guns. Poarsriourn, OCT. 6.—Sailed this morning the Hut frigate, Captain Mauro , with the Simon Tayler, for Madeira, and the (hips for Africa, under her tonvoy; and the AMITHT6T frigate, Captain SPIANGSR, for Cork. The AroLLo frigate alto got under weigh this afternoon, but came to an anchor again, there being little wind. Dona, Ocr. 3. -a-Arrived this morning the PID. 0 so* fchooner from off Boulogne ; alto the Frail gun brig from a cruise. Came into the harbour this morning the Floreneehired armed cotter. Between twelve and three this day. we heard a frnart firing off Boulogne.—from our Hills we could obferve that it was from the enemy's batteries, at two or three of our troizers, which were dole in; we could not feo that they received any damage. There are about 40 of the flotilla at anchor in the Bay. Remain in the roads the A 1111141% Commodore Sir SIDNEY SOUTH, Firm gun brig, Pidgeon fchooner, Diadem and Scep tre armed Sips. Ocroste 6.—Sailed this morning a great number off' colliers, which pat in here a few days ago wind bound. On the wind setting round from the N. W. this morning, our fquadron off Boulogne Rood over for Dungenefs Roads. Renurin in the Roads the thips as yefterday.--.The accounts which lately ap. peered in tome of the London papers, t erpeare g t h e attempt to burn the Boulogne flotilla, were greatly exaggerated : an attempt was certainly made to def troy a few gun boats that were at anchor in the Bay, but it entirely failed. • DHAL. OCT. 3.—Arrived the BLOODHOUND KOH. brig, from the Nore, and Meilen gUn brig, {rout a cruise off Oftend.—A very heavy firing was heard this morning. in she direftion of Boulogne, the par ticulars of which I am not able to learn. Oct. 6.—Sailed the Fr.ausa gun brig, for tha Nore, and the BLOODHOUND and BOLD, gun brigs on a cruise off Boulogne. The infantry and cavalry tranfperts are equalled to fail to-merrow, the former for Dover, the 'attestor Ramfgate, for ;he embark. SAO& TEE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE. MARX.LANE, OCT. f. There are to-day very large arrivals of New Wheat, and the Millers declining late prices, has the effeet of a reduction of about los. per quarter on good famples—Seconds much lower, and inferior an. faleable—.Flour is. per fact lower—Rye lower like." wife—Barley in large Ripply, at is. and 4s. lefs— Malt is cheaper in confequence of Oats coming tb day in short fupply, and a demand cauks this trade to fupport laR prices. SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER 7. This day's market had a very ample (apply of different kinds of Cattle. The prices for the molt part fupport our kit account, and the trade was pretty good. The prices in the Hay-market are much as per lad report, and the Engines tranfaaed was fomewhat confiderable. The under-mentioned prices and numbers may be depended on as a true latement To 1121 the olfat--per Rone of 81b. • OW 4s od to 41 64 Veal 5s od to 6. ad Abates 45 ad to 45 sod , Pork 43 sod to js sod KRIM Or TILIS DAT. Beats 3270-Calves 3 0 4.. Sheep 1 7 , 44 0 --PIP. 4.5 0 • ?RIC' OW MAT ANY STRAW 1K asscraries.a. Hay, per Load, 21 10 to 41 MS Straw ciova ; 11 t7s io al os 31 tos to 31 3s e w FROM THELONDON OAZErrf, SATORDAT, OCT•S• ` 4 Average Price of Corn in England sod Wales, from the returns Okays the aBth of September, dos. *heat. 1 ItTe. S a ar. Oats. I Beans. I Peale. 4. s. 4. s. d. s. 4. 4. 87 1 5t 4 44 7 29 7 49 7 47 TO Theavane Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made 116mtireek aullog Sept. 25, Is pc 6d. per hundred weight. COAL EXCHANOR. Mossoav-Croft's Main 463 3d-Blyth 441 6d-Cue.-Hlll sos 64.,5)a5-Cowpat 45s 6d-Sigg's Main 51s 3d-Adair's Maio 468 96•418tworth 4u-Kcntou Main 49$ 6d-Heaton Main Ps 9 6 . 518-..Holywell M.in 45s 3d-Hebburn Main Sts 3d. Sts -Windfoes Pontop 438 9d-Percy Main 506 . 9 d. 101 34....30Utrt Moot Tanfield lloor 464-Temple s Wall's end 53s- Templies Maio sos. 491 94-Townky Main 4i. 6d-Walke r 490 6d-Wlllingtoa scas. 9d-Wall's-end 528-Whitfield 42$ sd —Boum moor tts 6d-Newbottle Burn Moor 441 3d-Print. rofe 455. 44s 3d-itosdledge 4ts 9d. Wtooesnay....Benton 485 9d-Croft's Main 450 Main:sis 9d-.E.llifon'o Main 45s 98--iEighton Moor 46s Flatworth 43s 36--Xentos Main 5.76 6d-Heaton Main gas-. Hartley 461-Holywe6 Malts 4fs 3d-Hebburn Main Sts Viqudfor s Pontop 456-. Percy Main 511 6 4-South Moor 43s 64 -Pitt's'l'an6cld Moor, 468 3.1-Teenples Main vs-Walker sos 6d. 50S 9.1-Willington 515 6d. `ate...%Vali's-end 531.-wy. LW' Moor aid Filli4lll Moor wiled 46.911....Wcft KCIIIOO 47. 60.1 Bourn Moor 46+ 6 1--Redory 425. ERIDAT..-Heatoo Main t4-Hebburn Main 538 &1-Wind. foes Portop 4686 d. 475-Temple's Wassohl 555. 6d.-Tete. plea Main 531-I,Valker 528.-Wilington 5111 6d-Bouto Aluue 4s s Main 475. Oor fupply this week has been except 3o cargoes-bit few Saps at . itir a too lait month 59,816 Cisaluirocu. rather coofiderahle. and all ford It lea, and only so loaded. lab- Imo&