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FRANCE. PARTS, NOVEMBER 7. I Since it is known that the Emperor of Ruins ar rived at Berlin on the 26th ult. and will be at Vi• ' enna on the sth irritant, we with to know on what day he will appear at the head of his army. The karmic.: of one Court to another appear very extra ordinary to Frenchmen, who are accußomed to fee their Emperor in the moment of danger at the head of the army, and who does not viat Sovereigns ex cl.pt to them in the capitals of their Rates. The corps under Mar(hal AUGIRIAU arrived on the 27th ulr. a Fribourg, in the Brifgan,after having. defeendetl theAthine, along the great road leading from Bale to Fribourg. The whole of thefe troops quitted that country on the 29th, in order to proceed l;y the Black Fora and the Valley of Hell, to BR lengen and Rotwcil, from whence they will continue their march to Pfulendorf and Stockach, in &tibia. :hey began to levy contributions in the Brifgan, whet e a French Commirary was expeacil to take upon him • the admiiiittration.of the country for the ufe of the Grand Army. The Court of Madrid•has opened at Amßerdam, tinder the diration of Meffis. Hors and Co. a loan of ten millions of florins, at 51 per cent. which is to be reimburfed in ten years, a tenth each year ; Mars. Hor a and Co.• have received ten royal mandates for 0,484,375 piaflres, wiih power. in cafe of not being reimburfed the capital or littereß of the loan, to oe gociate them the loan to be paid in current money. A traveller, who arrived poll at Straiburg on the id infant in the evening, from Weiffenburg on the Inn, brought intelligence that the French army had taken poreflion of Saltzburg, where it snide 4000 Ruf►ans prifoners. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. ivloNTEsitto, Oct. 28.—The lirong redoubts of Calder() and De Colognole have been carried ; =no prifoners are the fruits of this aelion. The head- quarters are at Montebello. We are under Vicenza. ifeniteur. 'Foam, Ocr. 28.—According to accounts from the army of Italy, the French army in Naples is et petted to join the force under MASIIIINA. General Sr. CYR, who commands it, will, it is laid, advance to keep in check the left wing of the army under the Archduke CHARLES. whillt a divifion of the main army attacks the right ; and Martha' MAssesA, !owing up the advantages he has already obtained, will attack him in front. NAPLES. Ocr. to.-.. The Government has jufl re ceived and ratified a Treaty concluded with our Ambaff.tdor at Paris, which fecures to this kingdom the bleffings of neutrality during the prefent war.— This intelligence, on becoming public in the city, occailoned the greatell joy. It is polltivtly alerted, that in virtue of this Treaty, the French troops will evacuate the Neapolitan ter rity. It is probable they will join the army under Idaratal MASSENA. raireues, Ocr. s3.—Since.yeßerday we. are it . the greateß alarm. A courier has arrived from Vienna, with order to pack up the archives. The 'French have paired the inn. All the regular troops have quitted to go to do. fend Vienna. The RaiEats infpire little tonidetice. Mother,. MUNtCH, OCT. 29.—His Excellency M. TALI Sy. BAND, and Maarr, the Secretaty of State, have ar rived here from Stralburgh. BAWLS of tile MAIN, OCT. Io.—The French corps of 900 men, which lately left Hanover to join the army of Bavaria, halted on the frontiers of the eke total territory of Heffe. But we are how informed that thofe troops have continued their march, per minion having been given them to pats through the Heflin territory. HANSI/10H, Nov. s.—The Ruffian troops which paired through Meck lenburgh, have not yet croired the Elbe, though preparations are making for that PurPfe• According to advices front Schwerin, of the i t nit. the Ruffian General TOLSTOir has let off from Lauenberg for Berlin, in confequence of difpatches which he received on his march at Gallrow. Wrrzi-ea, Ocy. 3o.—The Eleaor of Heffe has informed the Municipal Authorities that the move ment of the troops within his territory has only the maintenance of neutrality in view. In feveral diftrias of Germany, draft bodes, lea ther, and woollen cloth, are bought up on the French account. They pay fourteen old louis for every horfe. According to the treaty of alliance between France and Wirtemberg, the Wirtemberg troops are not bound to ferve out of Suabia. STRALSUND, Nov. 2.—Today, "at twelve o'clock, the firing of cannons and the ringing of bells, an nounced the arrival of our beloved Sovereign. His Majefty alighted at the Government Houfe, and has a contiderable fuite with him, anteing whom is Mr. PIERPOINT, Minifter of hiskitrimc Majelty. The advanced guard of oilikallay,,_under the. com mand of Col. CARDS left this place the.day before yefterday, for Rollock." It is deftined ror. Lewinburg, where it will join the Ruffian troops under General OSTERMAN. ROSTOCK, Nov. 3.—Yefterday moo Swedes en-' tered this town, and to-day we eve& 2000 Ruffians. .”-Then follows the Swedifirmain body of to,ooo men. There is no houfe -free front quartering fol. diers, and provifions are rifen to a mo& extravagant price. HANOTIR. Nov. t.—The Pruffian regiment of infantry of Kleift, has marched from here into the Calenberg territory, and has been replaced by the Duke of Brunfwick's regiment of infantry from Hit. defheim. Yefterday a confiderable park of Prnilian artillery palled through here on its way from Hilde fiseim to Wunfdorff. The Prtaan General LAR not Rill here. Lodgings are taken for the Duke of Baum:wick, but he is not expelled immediately.— In his Read the Pruffian Lieutenant General Foe. csairr is expelled to-morrow, likewife the Pruffiati regiment of infantry of Prince Louis. Several waggons laden with bread have, within the few days, followed the French troops to Hameln. The French in the neighbourhood of that place, have made confiderable requifitions of every kind, and have demolifhed or burnt down all the houfes, trees, hedges, &c. Nov. s.—We are affured that the PrufGan troops have received orders to halt, and to remain in the places where they may happen to be., AFFAIRS OF PIUSSIA. BRESLAW. Ocr. 19.—Thideffination of the Sile fian regiments has been: fuddenly changed. They were already on their march for South Pruffia when they received orders to halt; and today a courier has arrived from Berlin, with. orders for them imme diately to repair for Weaphalia and Franconia. The army deflined for Franconia, • will probably march in part through Saxony, under the command of the Prince of Honswtos Sisotiariaciam, and confifis-of 35 battalions of infantry, sS fquadrons of cavalry, fix batteries, and two companies of flying artillery. Since the army has been pot, in motion, and twelve thoufand horfes taken up on the King's account, corn has greatly rifen in price. Datum, Ocr. 25.—Since, the fall events which took place in the Aufpach territory, things here have affumed quite a new face. Soon after receiving this news, Pruffia required a paffage for an army through Saxony. The troops belonging to this army are al ready, if not all, at leaft in great part, arrived in our territory, and are haflening by forced marches to Franconia.: Of the Saxon army there are already 18 battalions of infantry, with the neceffary field artil. lery ; 20 6:1112CITOMI of cavalry, and four batteries of heavy cannon, are placed upon a war footing. The order for this armament was given .upon the toth, and a (till greater encreafe of our military force is ex pelled. &mourn, Ocr. 25.—The following is a lift of the Pruffian Regiments now on their march to Hof, a town of this Nfargraviate with the dates of their expeOed arrival :—On the id of November, Putkam. man s regiment of infantry; on the 3ta ilia. Re nouard's ditto ; the a6th, Wartenfleben's ditto ; the gosh, a battalion of Braun's grenadiers ; the 29th, a battalion of Kraft's ditto; the fame day, the re giment of Royal Cuirafliers ; the soth, tZlitzow's ditto ' • the dof November, four companies of Ya ger', withthree batteries of 12-pounderefor Renou ird's regiment ; a battery of horfe artillery for the four companies .of Yagers ; and a train of field ar tillery. The Prince o Hobenloe Ingelfingen will have the chief command, but the troops are at pre fent commanded by Lieutenant General WARTEN. su ssa. This body of men will be joined by a Saxon army, confitling of from i 8 to mono Men. bastes, Ocr. 28.- . -What the King of Pruffia will do is yet a myfierious doubt t. his preparations ror war are immenfe, and that he is diffatisfied with 80. !WARTS'S infringement of his neutrality is well known ; but it is much feared that the difallrous fate of the Imperial army will intimidate him. The id, vanced guard of the Ruffian troops which landed in Stralfuncl, arrived on the 26th inn. at Zell ; but their further movements are net known here. It was confidently aliened here to-day on Change, that his Pruffian Majeay would not permit the French General Commanding Officer in Hanover, to provi fion the garrifon of Hameln, and that he had con tented to allow a Swedith army to march through Meckleaborgh. Certain it is, that the General in Eaft Frianand has receiied orders not to allow any French troops from Holland to enter the Eleaorate of !la wyer ; and the Eleaor of Heffe Caffel has abfolutely refuted to permit a corps of rsoo of Baaaon's troops marching through his country to join the army in Bavaria. Many well infottned people here feem to confider it beyond a doubt that the Court of Berlin, in confe quence of movements which are making, mutt be re folved to attack the French. &tram, Nov. 2.—On the 3oth of October the Archduke ANTHONY of Aufirta, brother of his Im perial Majefty, arrived here accompanied by Count HARRACH, Colonel of light horfe, and alter palling the night at Count METTERNICH% the Aufteian Mt nifiet. repaired on the following day to Potfdam to his Majefty the KING. The French General Duaoc has quitted this place. He had yellerday at Poifdam his audience of leave of the King, from whom he received a valuable fnuff-box, with a portrait of the King let in brilliants. He is gone to the headquarters of his Emperor. At Potfdam his Ruffian Majefty, our King, and the Archduke ANTHONY, held frequent conferences. The Ruffian Lieutenant General Count TOLSTOY, has arrived here from Guftrow. Nov. s.—On the night between the 4th and sth, the Emperor of Ruifia left Potfdam for Weimar.— The Archduke Antsonv came in from Potfdam to day,anditill proceed on his way to Vienna to-morrow. LONDON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Confab, for money. 390—for November 59t. Reduced 581/-..Navy 5 pa Cent. 911 i. Omnium si. Owing to the latenefs of the hour at which the Fo feign Mails were yefterday delivered out from the Poit - Ofice, a part of our imprelEon was obliged to be publifhed with more !Canty details of the opera tick's on the Continent than we could have waited.— We have this day given ample extralls in the preced ing columns; but the molt important intelligence by far, brought by thefe mails, is what we now fubjoin. In eonfequence of the Note remitted on the lath uh. by Baron HARD* Mira° to Dutoc and Ls voa err, a French courier arrived at Berlin on the 26th, with the•. reply Of BOUIPARTI. He peremptorily de manded st THAT PRUSSIA SHOULD DECLARE HERSELF CATE GORICALLY, FOR OR AGAINST HIM." After communicating this infolent demand to the Emperor ALl:Amos', the Cabinet of Berlin returned an .anfster, in which it profeffed its inclination to maintain peace with France, upon the following w THAT NAPLES SHOULD BE EVACUATED BY THE FRENCH TROOPS; ■ THAT THE TREATY OF LUNEVILLE SHOULD BE EXECUTED TO ITS FULL EXTENT; • THAT SWITZERLAND AND HOLLAND SHOULD BE DECLARED INDEPENDENT; AND • THAT THE REGAL DIGNITY OF ITALY SHOULD BE FOR EVER SEPARATED FROM THE IMPERIAL DIGNITY OF FRANCE* If chcfe propations were acceded to. Raffia pro ' toiled to menet. Corfa—but if they were rejelted,l the PrulSan Army would commence its operations. There conditions were tranfmitted with all potfible difpatch to the head-quarters of Bouararra. A few days will determine whether any or what anfwer has been given to them. There is .no one who reads them, and who recolleas the correfpondence of the Ruffian Minifier with Tat.r.avaaao, and the bafis for the fettlement of the Continent laid down in it, who can entertain the leall hope that BONAPARTS will confent to a pacification at the ezpence of conceding one of thole points, even the independence of the rocks of Switzerland. The return of the Pruffian Courier would bring both that queßion and the pacific difpofition of the Corfican to the tea at once. The Court of Berlin was preparing for either alternative with extraordinary aCtivity. Until it Mould pleafe the Emperor of France to return an anfwer, Pruffia was ufing every exer tion to alembic and concentrate ber armies. The progrefs made by BONAPARTE 1111 confeqnence of the furrender of Mica. does not appear to have intimidated the Allies. His army is fuppofed to be in want of provifions, and his difficulties mua increafe every aep that be advances. FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. Laft night we received the former to the• Bth inn. and the latter to the lath. The Moniteter of the 7th contains a Rion notice of Come farther advantages gained by Messsei• over the Archduke in Italy. On the ioth, the day after the laR attack, this affair took place, 2,000 prifoners are Paid to have been made, and the bong redoubts of Ca'diem and Colognola were carried. The head quarters !are at Montebello. The accounts of this anion are Co brief, that we cannot judge of its extent, nor have we any information of the refinance that was fur- Mounted. In this inflame the French Army teems to have made Tome progrefs. The Archduke is Rated in force French articles, to have quitted the Army of Italy, with a large reinforcement for the army, which mull now defend Vienna. It is impoffihle, how ever, that the Archduke can have taken fifty thou (and Men from Italy, as reported. He is (aid, how ever, to have been tent for to Vienna to give his advice in the prefent emergency. It is reported that the Rtiffians from Corfu will land at Triefle and join the Aullrian army. A letter from Infprnck of the 23d, fat's, that the archives of the Tyrol have been packed up. General AVOIRIAIOII army bas now advanced into the Brifgau, where it is levying contributions. It probably is defined to a& in Suabia and on the fron tiers of the Tyrol, as the Auftrians from the latter make incurfions which incommode the French trait( ports, &c. The French journalifts pretend to laugh at the 'Mt of the Emperor of Ruffia to the Court of Vienna. This only ferves to Thew that they confider it as like ly to lead to confequences which they deprecate.— French funds 59i. Private letters from Holland, of the t ith inflant, mention, that intelligence of the 'riflery over the com bined fleets had reached Rotterdam from Eng land, and had caufed an uncommon fenfation.— One letter in particular mentions, that information of this important event had alto been received from Paris. The writer lays, "It is afcertained here, that a fevere action has at length been fought between the Englifls and the Combined Fleets, off Cadiz; all that we hear on the &Neel s, that ten fail returned to Cadiz, not being wanted in the action 1 ! !" The Expedition, which lately failed from the Downs, was feen off the Texel on the toth inllant, on its way to the place of dellination. It is again afierted, that the Doke of You's Com million as Commander in . Chief of the &kill army defined for the Continent bas been figned—We Poaf believe it when we fee it announced in the Gazette. His MAJESTY has been pleafed to order, that the remains of Lord Ns tuna (ball lie in Rate in the Paint ed Chamber, in Greenwich Hofpital. After this ceremony the corpfe is to be removed, in the KING'S barge, to the Tower, from which place the Funeral will proceed, in grand proce(llon, to St. Paul's Ca thedral. The LORD CHAMBERLAIN, and Dr. Mors, one of the Prebends of St. Paul's, are making ar rangements for the interment. Yeflerday morning Lord HOOD, the Governor of Greenwich Hofpital, attended at Lord HAWKE SIDS Y'S Office, to make the neceffary arrangements for Lord NELSON'S lying in Rate at the Hofpital. Mr. HALE, the principal Clerk in the LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S Of fice, likewife attended at the Secretary's Office, to receive infirwaions for the preparations to be made for the Funeral. Yellerday, about twelve o'clock, Earl Nitsow had a conference with Lord HAWKS/BURY, at his Office, far a confiderable time. Yellerday, loon after two o'clock, Lord ifewl[Fs attar had an audience of the Duke of You, we un• derliand, for the purpofe of making arrangements for Tome military honours to be paid to the memory of Lord NitLsom. The via , .ries of Treialgat and Ferrol, have depriv. ed the enemy of 23 Mips of the line, and of 1700 pieces of cannon—of between so and 30,000 feamen —of four Admirals, one General, and alm At all their bell Naial Officers. Monday, WILLIAM Dlcason, Efq. of Kilbucko, M. P. Brigade General, and late Lieutenant Colonel of the gallant 42d, again infpeded the Dumfries Vo. tunteers, with whole appearance and military ac quirements he expreired bisfelf in terms of great approbation. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Piazawca, Nov. t x.—Since my let arrived the Darnall brig Daphne, 1110 C ERYTLE, from Alicant for Doort, in diftrefs ; the Union, TREGIRTNi, f r om Portfmonth, a fine logger, with rolin, prize to hic Majefty's (hip EarpriLartr. His Majefty's lhip lit e came in the bay for part of her crew, fent in here mi. the fhip Magdelen and a logger, and failed again oa her cruise off Ferrol. Sailed the Fidelity, Witmass, for Plymouth ; Thomas and Judith, Cceita, for London; Nimble, UItANHART, for Lyme; of Wales, limse, for Portfmouth ; Princefs Lf Wales, EVANS. for Falmouth; and the Mar ha, HoLd WO. for Southampton. The Prine?fs of W a le., Evams, put back again this morning, and remains in the Road.—All laft night, and this day, it has blowa a hong gale at E. by N. PLYMOUTH. Nov. ty.—Sailed the Teignmouth Eaft India packet, Captain Waits, for L 'odors Acarra, of 4.0 guns, Capt. Dons, with difratchea for Lord COLLINOWOOD MILAMPUI, Of 36 guns, Capt. POYNTY, to join the Channel Fleet. Came in the DISPATCH, of 18 guns, from a crnize, POILTSIIOUTM, Nov. 4.--Avrived the PLUTO (loop of war from a cruise, and is put under qua rantine; Summits man of war; and the FLAMM gun-brig, from the Downs.—Sailed his Majefty's (hip SAYAOII, with the Doris, Aurora, Pelican, Ceres, Albion, and the Rowcliffe Tranfports, for Cork. The Maosaroa frigate is appointed convoy' for the Weft Indies.—Wind N. E. Doyle, Nov. r4.—Arrived this afternoon froth the Downs his Majeßy's (loops Diligence, Blood. hound, Archer, Pincher, Bruifer,Defperate, F e a r l e f s , Tickler, Loc o!!, Contlant, Firm, and Blazer gum brigs.—Wind E. and moderate. This day At noon the guns from the Cagle, Forts, and the Heights, fired a falute, to celebrate the late glorious Vittory, and the following regiments were drawn up on the beach, and fired a feu-de-joye, viz. Royal South Lincoln, Hereford, R o y a l Miners, IR Royal Surrey, and the sit battalion of the Cinque Port Volunteers. The new launches lately fitted here under the directions of Sir SYDNEY Serra were drawn up in a line in the Pent, and fired their 34- pounder carronades twice. To-night we are to have a general illumination. DEAL, Nov. r 4. —Lag night the CR CHM gun brig brought into the Downs after an abfence of only eight hours, a very large lugger rigged privateer named the Profpero, out of Dunkirk : this privateer has been a very great annoyance, having, fince her peftering the Channel, captured no l e t s th an 3 6 f a il of Merchantmen. The wind Rill Continues blowing very lining at W.N.W. This inflant a gun is fired from the ANTELOPE, Admiral Sir SYDNEY SMITH, for the fqnadron to fail immediately for their deQi nation off Boulogne. Yellerday the WATCHFus. gun brig brought into the Downs a large lugger laden with (pints, cordials, lace, and tobacco, to a very large amount.—Saile d through the Downs the Mermaid, SINCLAIR, for Jamaica. ANOTHER LETTIE.—The privateer mentioned yefterday to be brought in by the Ca mat, is la Ven geur, carrying fourteen car ri age guns, and fifty-liz men, and failed from Boulogne in company with l'Eagle, and were together when the Cams' fell in with them. One was in the ad of boarding a brig ; the other bore down on the Canine, taking her for a merchant brig, but foon found their sniftaxe, as fhe was intlantly boarded and carried ; the former teeing the fate of her confort alfo bore down to her atlillance, and palling between the Cauizna and captured lug. ger, unfortunately run down the Cannel's cutter, which was exchanging the prifoners, by which acci dent eighteen Frenchmen, a Mailer's Mate, and (even of the Cavizza's crew were drowned ; the lea running fo very high, and blowing thong, the Citrizsa or the lugger could not Pave any of them: !'Eagle took advantage of the accident and made her efcape, as night alfo was coming on. Sailed the Dili gence loop ; Bruizer, Bloodhound, Gallant, Fear. leis, Sparkler, Conilant ' Pincher, Archer, Blazer, • Firm, and F lam er gun brigs, on a cruise. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ONAVMWD: Nov. 14.—Palled by, the WOW Marpretta, Wider; Juffrow Uelka, Simmonda, and the Twe Gebruders, --, from Embden. Sailed the Lady ANN, Lody, and the Jo& frow Marta, Brune ' for Lithos ; Packet. Day, for blew- York ; Fanny, Cleare, fur Cork ; Sophia Cornelia, Charier, Pat ; Edward, Trium, Overhand; Snelkeid, Bloot ; Friendthip, Nkkolfon; Onderneeming, Ploot, and the Vrow • Swauje, Come ius, for Embden. THE MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, NOV. Is. There are few Wheat arrivals to-day, and not many fales are made, and thofe at about laft price Barley in better (apply,, and has but few Buyers, at two {billings per quarter redudion--• Grey Peas incline lower—Small Old Beans are dear er—Oats are in {hurt arrival, and fcarce any of good quality ; this article is quoted about 25. higher.—• Flnur in fhort fupply, and this, with other articles, at little variation. OR WIRRAL CORRENCT AS ONOER: Wheat, 44s :86 7es per v. Grey Peafe 30 38$ Fine Ditto, 721 741 Beans. 48556 s Rye, 34$ 3Ss Tkk Ditto, 325 471 Barley, 33s 38. od Oats, a6s 3os 36s Malt, 76s Sas Bas Poland ditto 36.18, od White Prafe,sas Sys Rape Seed, 4c1441 per la& PRICE OW FLOOR. Fine Flour 63s to 7os Seconds 6os to63s per lack. SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOV. r 5. This day's market had a (bort 'apply of different kinds of Cattle. Mutton, Veal, and Pork, are cheaper than our account, and prime Beef is fomelbing dearer ; the trade in general was rather dull. The Hay Market had but little bufinefs doing ; Hay has dropt in price : Straw and Clover continue the fame as per lA. The following is a cornea ffatement of the prices and numbers : To link the offal...per Roos of Mb. Beef 4s od to p °Teal 4s od to 04 Mutton 45 od to 41 44 Pork 45 iod to pod Lamb os od to os od READ or CATTLE THIS oar. Beath 457—Calves 280—Sheep 3740—Pigs 370, TRICE or RAT AND STRAW IN SMITEFOILIN KW, per Load 41 os to 41 ist Straw • - t 1 ats to 11 CO Clover • • • 51 os to 61 cs In the Lill which we yetterday gave of the bidding' for the Second Lottery of the prefent year. the name of GROVES was inferted indeed of 'bend/Anson, SWIFT, and Co. who were die Contraaors foe tbst Lottery jolt ended.