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Ig aIGLISH and-IRISH STATE LOTT/LAIRS far am. Tickets are fold and divided into Halves, Quarten, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by IZ - ARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Broken, . 1 At their State Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal Es change London ; endue where elfe on their account. Mb Lottery begins drawing 16th November, Etter.3 , 4l Merck, am. pOit paid, duly ;tortured, nnd Schemes grads. • • Orders accompanied with Ihort dated Bills on London, or Aft Office Orders, manffioally attended to ; and to prevent dilates as well as delay, Correpondents are requited to [end them by Pelt. VALUABLE ESTATE IN EAST-LOTHIAN. To be eapored to•Volontary Sale, within the Royal Exchange Coffee-houfe, Edinburgh, oo Monday, the 36th of Odlubcr, illor at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, (milted of the a6th of A:tguit, tot, as before advertifed). 'THE Lands and Eltates of LEASTON and . PLE*LANDHILL, lying in the Parini of Humble, and county of Eaft-Lothian. There Eftates will be expored together or frparately.—That of Leaiton conftfta of about ygo Scotch Acres, or goo Ent,lifh Statute Acres; and confifts of about gja Scotch Acres, or 4.fsEnglith Statute Acres, nioftly all Arable, except jnj what is Coder-wood or Plantation. Each Eftate Words a Freehold alideation in the Countj, add bolds Blench Of the Crown ; and has Right to the Tytbes, Patronage, and Vicarage ; the Stipend was augmented not malty years ago; and the Maitre and Church have beak lately rebuilt, and he annual burtbats are very (malt. TheLanda *floods Elates are of excellent Quality, partly of $ dry free Soil, well adapted to Green Crops of every kind, and pardy of a tick LOSM and . Clay, yielding great Cops of all kinds of ni*. The L g ands are led by choice Tenants, at moderate Rests, particularly the Lealton Mite ' which is very improve ibis, and well Stnated for the heft of Markets, being within 'Meta Miles of Sdhsbarg& Six of Heddlnilinnt and Fight of Da iteltb; and tidy Two from Coal and Lime, w(i)t good Road, to all thefts Maces. Bath Eames are indeed, and futhdivided with Ditch and Hedge, or Stone Dykes. Tbc Fields are well watered, and iludterod with broad Stripes or Belts of Planting. There are about iv Ames of the Properties Under-wood having a number of di Trees on each Elkate• and about 'co Acres of Fir Plantation , iszterfperfsd with Lar ch and all kinds of bard Wood, above thirty years old, In a thriving condition, and well laid oat for beautifying the property as wellas afford ' bet (baiter. Theft woods, upon a late WM, have been 'valued at 6nool. The Menaces/Imre of Lefton Rands in a dry and warm amnion ; and may at a m dame Expellee be made Et to 2C• comniodate a large Patnily ; bat a good Garden. and well pocked doable Pigeon-book ; and if the Purehafer of chip r Eitate Scald be inclined to build, or to feu to others, there are Many line Stnetions for Hodes; and bring in the neigh =of Lima, and plenty of Free-ftone in the Grotimla, 11 aer ti far from Timber markets, Buildings of any kind might be crafted at an only The Resealed both= putting a reafesable yearly value on the Tldnoinp of the Plantations, exclave of the Sale of grown Wood. is upwards of 'tool. a year; and thoughebout 73 Amu, Part of Leaftcm lockfures, adjo ining the Mandan, nod yo Acres of PlewlaneWtill. be out of Leak to accommodate a there are only here rated at the Offers made for them Tenants. Tbe is partly furrounded and Interfedted with Treat ing -details; has upon it Plseafant, Partridge, Hare, and other Gems, and is in the neighbourhood of Moor Game. its clegi .bility foamy Gentleman &firms era CmtppktcEßate fo near the Coping, and in fo good a neighbourhood, requires no Verament. Per Particulars apply to Alexander Grant, Efq. Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh; or to Mess. Rota and Hall, Sollicitor% Ethielleourt, Landon ; and jail Allan, at the Houle of Lealtonmill dew thePrentlfes. fRANCE.-_ PAiIS,'OCTOBER 17. • The Archbifhnp of CORINTN has received the following letter from the Bifhop of MACON. This Prelate is eighty-two years old, and has been forty three years a Bilhop: Hi. EtatDewy, the Needs, the Archly&!bop of Corinth, hassieweenieeten to me the Brief of your Hennes, addreffed to the Arthhilleips and Hilltops of France, no the tsth of Aiken is& I received it with thofe tenements of reipedt, and read it with all that attention that it merited. I have, at all times. boss ready to obey the orders and Eage ialtrealons of the Holy See; but• above all, at a time when the fubjedt of con !Herndon is to os-terve the Catholic unity in France, and to rebore peace to the Church. I batten to comply with the pa weal invitations addreSed tome by your liolitiefs. I declare, theiefora, by the prefent writing, @geed and fealed with my Own band, that I give freely and willingly. in a pure and fim pie manner, my refire:lo%ot Macon, with all the titles, rights, and prerogatives thereunto belonging, I pray your Holinefs to eoefeerate this• new facrifiee with your benedidleo, which I molt humbly, bet acutely entreat of you. (SiSned) °ANNUL FRANCOIS, • Macon, Sept. s 6, aos." Whop of Macon." A great crowd yellerday alTembled on the quays mar k the Pont National, to fee a frigate in minia ture, built and fitted out at Calais, as a prefent to the nest Conant.. It is earl' , to calculate what mull be the dirninilhesl proportions of fuch a veffel, which could float in the bed of the Seine, and which, however, was fufficient to throw the inhabitants of St. Germain into an extafy Whila we partake of the joy of the people of England, we agree with them as to the advantages of the Treaty. Our hearts are filled at once with admiration and pleafure. There is even fomething more (west and flattering in the future profpeel. Thanks to the good fpirit of the two Governments, to the neceffities of the people, and to the terrible lams of experience. Peace mull now reign for a long time in Europe. It is impoffible not to feel ' a lively fenfation at the idea, that we (hall fet, af fociated for the happir.efs of man, two .11a601153 whole communications have been for a long time thole of hatred and jealonfy. The eyes of Hope Tell upon the future profpee, as one which elevates the foul, by promifing an union of intelligence and induflry, which mull contribute to the-happinefs of the world.---C6l di Catin , r. Ocr. 12.—Several difcharges of artillery this day proclaimed the peace with Ruffia which we announced yeflerday. Thus the war has conti. nued ten years, and in ten days we have learned of peace being every where figned. On the 3d, th- news arrived of the Preliminaries being fettled W.th England ; on the 6th, of the treaty entered into nr h Portugal ; on the t ith, of the peace pride with Ruilia ; and it :s already announced, that the negotiati , ns with Turkey, which remain to in terminated, are drawing towards a COll, elufiu.'. Czneral CLAii !E. arrived at Flnrence nn the ascl of September, thorterl by x reziment PI cavalry. The Special Tribu;,al of the Pure, after nine da).. d.libLration, hac...paff .1 lenience of death on brigand‘, who e':crtitq J ts.cic .i predations for four years in .the Aniheys. Their immediate chief WAS OF, ,7 ARS d'A ”X!.4)1!1tr., a na tural fun of one , th,.. family name. Thr PreWent had to pri.no;s:s' etalia )I,t te ° tiejudijsWcries Of -41 down wish the villainous members of the Revulutionaty Tribunal! Long Hui the King! Farewell,friends, Long live the King!" They fuffered on the fame day, and continued with their laft breath to utter imprecations againft the Judges, and to exclaim, Long live the King!" FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. LIGROIN, SEPT. 2+—The bcfiegers in Porto Ferrajo again attempted a lonic, which has not been attended with better fuccefs than the preced ing ; they were reptilfed with lofs, and the French on this occasion took too prifoners.—Advantage has been taken of this circumftance to batter the place with more briiknefs, and it has fuffered a good deal from the fire of the batteries. BRUSSELS, OCT. 7.—The courier who paffed through this city on his way to the Hague to an nounce the figning of Preliminaries of Peace be tween England and France, carried alfo to the Ba tavian Government the important intelligence that all hoftilities between England and Holland were immediately to ceafe. In confequence of this in telligence the Dutch fleet commanded by Admiral DE NWNTER,* which Was ready to fail, will not quit the ports where it now is. ANTWERP, OCT. 9.—Letters from the Haghe (late, that the news of the figning of Preliuuna ries of Peace between France and its Allies on the one part, and England and its Allies on the other, occafioned in that city univerfal joy. Govern ment immediately difpatched couriers to theTexel, Helvoetfluys, and Fleffinguen, to inform tile Ciim manders of the Divifions of the Batavian fleet of this important event, and to enjoin them at the fame time to put a (top to all hoftilities. Many other couriers have alfo been difpatched to every part of the Republic to make known the happy news as foon as poffible. We are informed by the fame advices, thiit every thing relating to tile ap proaching departure of the i 5,000 French troops from Holland, will be definitively fettled without delay : according to every appearance they will quit the I3atavian territory in the courfe of a month. RAT !SION, Ocr. i.—The fitting: of the Diet on the 29th ult. was employed in receiving the votes of thofe States of the Empire, who had not before declared their oginion in regard tolla bufipefs of the indemnities. The difcuffion of this important object has been terminated : the majority of the ,two Colleges have voted for an extraordinary d_: potation of the Empire, compofed of the eight Members propofed by Bohemia and the Eleaor Brandenbourg. The conclufum will be doled by the DiredoriZ Minifter, prefented to the Diet in the next fitting, and fent by an extraordinary cou rier to Vienna, to be fubmitted to the ratification of the ,Empire. After this ratification, the place where the Diet is to affemble will be fixed: it ap peJrs that it will be Ratilbon, and that Citizen Bacitta will be charged by the French Govern ment, to negociate with the Deputation. Slut IN, 17.--The ancient order of things has been fuddenly reftored at Belgrade, and con traty to expedation, affairs have taken a turn fav ourable to the Porte. Before the janiffaries had an opportunity of delivering up the .fortrefs to PASSWAN . OGLOU, a courier arrived there from Conftantinople with a declaration from the GRAND &wawa, that he had reftored them to all their primitive rights. The janiffaries received this in telligence with great joy ;they immediately liberat ed the PASHA, fubmitted to his orders, and renew ed their oath of fidelity to the GRANDSSIGN 10E.— Moni.eur. HAMBURGH MAIL. CONSTANTWOPLE, SiPTIMIIR 22.—Tbe laf accounts received from Egypt are of the 27th of Augull, and Rate, that Alexandria had offered to capitulate, and that four Commffaries had arrived in the Eoglilh Camp to treat for the conditions. The Engltlh had made themfelves mailers of what is called the Old Harbour of Alexandria, the lake Mahadria, and a fuburb, which commands the city. Nine Englifh and Turkifh (hips have entered the Old Harbour, and the French flotilla on the hike Mahadria is partly taken, and partly defiroyed. On the 26th of Augufk the garrifon was fo hard preffed, as to be obliged to folicit an armißice for three days. Thefe accounts have been received from the Capitan Pacha. Lord Etoites dif patches carne by the fame conveyance, and an ac count of the entire furrender of Alexandria is now daily expeßed. The French Charge d'Affaires, citizen RUFFIN, has been releafed from the Seven Towers, and now refides in the fuburb of Pera, where he has an ho rorary guard. He has already vilited the Kul - - flan and - Spanifli Ambaffadors. On the 9th infk. the firft tranfport with French prifoners failed from this city for France, the re , mainder will foon Tin Ex.Hofpodar of Moldavia, Prince Es, I. LAN tt, is arrived here with his retinue to live as a private perfon. His facceffor Prince Gazzo, is now at jay. Lalt week the Lady of Lord ELGIN, the Eng- Ambaffador here, was fafely delivered of a daughter, who was immediately inoculated with the Cow pock. • A young German Phyfician of the name of HESSE, has rendered the pradice of inoculation with the Cow-pock very general among Franks in this capital. The Phyfician of the Englifh Am baffador, Dr. SCOTT, has fent louse of the matter of the Cow pock from hence to the Eafl-Indies. Vs sus A, SIPT. 30. —They write from Bucharell, the' capital of Moldavia, of the date 18th inftant, that intelligence had bees received there from Con flantihnple, that the Englifh had taken Alesan. dri 1 by capitulation. • Count RASUNIOWSKY, the Ruffian Ambaffador, is daily expeded here, when M. MULAWIEW will /slake a journey to Italy. • Deputies from Munfler have arrived here to e( ngratolate the Archduke ANTHONY on his elec. tso:. r I ii.ce• Billion. r• parted that application has becn snide fr: • p'..enti.trics• to go from lioncc, to lAA in ifilsoglernitetwartilkance MOTasearii; order e the relations of iirmany with there two owers on a firm footing. MUNSTIIR, OCT. t.—The ekeian of his Royal liighnefs the Archduke AMTUORT VICTOR to be Prince Bifhop of Munfter, was entirely the aft of the Chapter, without any kin ver d Of foreign influ ence. We are attired, howe, from good au thority, that their eleaion or poftulation of the Archduke ANTHONY, will. not in the leaft impede or prevent the progrefi of the affairs of imdemni fication on the part of the Court of Vienna. We, therefore, like other Ecclefiaitical foundations, are as yet uncertain what will be the fate of our Bi fhopric, which mutt depend on what fhallhe agreed on relative to the indemnities. FRANCK ioaT;OcT.3.—To clay the Anftrian Mi niller, Count ScHLscz, who is appointed commit- • fary of Elation for the Elation of an Eleaor of Cologn, fet out from this city for Ahrenfberg, ac companied by_ the, Counfellor of Legation, M. SCHEILLES4 His Excellency received the day be fore yefterday a Courier from Vienna, and imme diately feet off an Eftafette to Ahrenfberg, which he followed with fo much difpatch, that by the day after to-morrow, be will be , at the place of Election. Count KessASTADT, the nephew of the late STADTHOIitER of Treves, had already arrived here on the tft inf. and brought Count SCHILICK an invitation from the Chapter of Ahrenfberg to repair thither. From Ahrentherg his Excellency will return to Afchaffenburg. The Imperial Comatiffary aif Eleaion at Munf ter, Count WIISTPII•SIII, is CRpßaed here. HARAU, OCT. 3. —It is remarked that troops are Rill drawing from Bavaria into the Palatinate. Some new differences have arifen between the Duke and the States of Wirtemberg. The inha bitants of Cleves and Meurs, have refuted to (-oh mic to the jurifdiftion of the Supreme Court of Jaftide, at Cologn, till exprefs orders for that cur: pole (hall have been received from Berlin. At Oppeitheim, on the rft inft. a veffel laden with various commodities, was again flop d, and immediately confifcated by the French ofßcers of the. Clifton's. It was coming from the Franckfort fair, and going to the Britgan, and bad already paid the toll at Mentz. The navigation cif the Rhine is no* entirely at a Rand. WESTPHALIA. OCT. 3.-.—The Chapter of Co logn at Ahrenfberg,' has made every preparation for the reception of the Imperial Commiffary of Election, Count Sot ;of the 24 Capitulars, more than the half, among whom is, the Demi Count Konioixt Auasmpoer, who will ia as Prefident, are afembled there. The Impkrial Commifary of Eleaion is attended by .two ain berlains, has two carriages with fix borfes, and fermi others, With two for his retinue. The place of election, Ahrenfberg, is a (mall town in the Duchy of Weitphalia, Ahrenfberg , on the Ruhr. The elution will be held in the Premonitratenfian- Abbey. H•HAaua, Ocr. 3.—A part of the is,poo French troops which are to be withdrawn from our Re public, have already begun their march a (qui . dron of the sad regiment of chaffetirs has broken up from Bergenop•Zoon for France. Several of our Gazettes contain the following articles : " Letters from Berlin of good authority alert that his Pruffian Majeflr.has entirely relin quithed every with for the retloration of the Houfe of Orange in any manner in the Batavian Repub lic. • His Majefty has entered into an agreement with the French Government relative to the in demnities to be allotted to the Houfe of Orange in Germany, and already propofed to the Batavian Republic, that for a certain turn the Houfe of Orange (hall renounce all its demands on that Republic. Asisraitoam, OCT. 3 It is UMICIIIOOd, that in the negotiations at Berlin, a detnand has b&en made on our Republic, on the part of the Houfe of Orange of as millions of florins. STOCKHOLM. Seri. 29. —..This day, the Minifler ' of the French Republic, Citizen Booeceiso, had his audience of entry o f their Sw engin Kai arri s, after which he prefented to their MAIESTIES the Adjutaut of the Fixsr Conant. Cizir t en Duaoc. The latter has received a courier from Paris, by the way of St. Peterfburgh, who brought Mtn orders, but too late, to attend the coronation at Motcow. LONDON. BATUIDAY, OCTOBER 17. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONF. O'CLOCK& Cookie aj H—ditto, for time 6914 Redscal 6711 tt --5 per Cent. loafi—lievr Asia Vni -01113111.11/1 221 1 234. PKICK OF STOCKS TISTIRDAY : Bank Stock $ per C. Loy. lot rcol 11 3 per C. Red. 61 63. • Long Apo. 10 z 9 t i-i 6 3 per C.Cord. 66 i i Iridt 3 per Cent.9Bt } 4 per Cent. 86} 781 ()maim,. azi i i 5 per C. Am. tot to t i Coot for Acc. 69+, i 611+ 69{ This morning we received French Journals to the lath in(ant, inclufive, from which we have made a few eitraas. This morning arrived alfo the Hamburgh Mail due on Wednefday lad, extras from which will be found in the preceding columns. Tlic KING yeflerday morning accompanied by his Royal Highnefs Prince ADOLPH VS, Lord WA SINGIII•P4, and Colonel MAKNIMONAM, rode on horfeback in the Great Park, and at twelve o'clock took the diverfion of hunting with the hullers. Her MAJESTY and Princeffe• AUGUSTA, ELt. ZAD[TM and MAKI", took an airing to Frogmore Lodge. _ _ Their Royal Highnefres Princes SOPHIA and AMELIA, took an airing on liorfeback, attended by Lady•ALIIIIA COMBARL•ND. . . Difpatches are making up for the EA-Indies. and likewife for the Leeward Wand Ration. The Guards will undergo s rednetion taf one third of their prefent number, immediately on the ,fignature of the Pctinitisc Treaty of rCilCto F'sztict#O's HAILS THIS DAY, — WIND S. S. W. A MD. - Hamann*, Oa. 9, Data', OR. z 3, 40 Waterford, Donnagbadee. O '3, a Cawaribasy,(k& 13, I jerky, Oa. 14.. 010 t. 0 3 YARMOUTH, wrong. z 6. Arrived the Errata, Packet, Captain Diu., from Cuxhaven, with one Hamburgh, and Bremen Mail : the Paffengers are, Mr. HILL, Mr. Mon rA.. our,Mr.ROWLlNsou,CaptainsFlELotsoand WA L- A CI, Mr. UHL L, an Hanoverian Meleager, Count RIN TZOW, Mr. ?AMUR", Mr. Pall/01.T, Mr. KRAvar, Mr. T , Mr. and Mt S. LABOR! E, Count de Rua z, and Mr. KLULL. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 16. This day went out of harbour his Majefty's Hoop SCOUT, (late Bonaparte privateer), Capt. Dux.. KIN, and his Majefty ' s brig UTILE, Capt. Sailed the Camel, Capt. ROD&Arsom, for Memel ; and the American flup George, Capt. Rica, foe New England, flrft for Lymtngton, to load felt. Yefterday failed his Majefty's fhip MEDIA for Cowes.,—Came into harbour the three following tranfports, the Lady Shore, Harriott, and Mary, to be difcbarged. The French prifoners were em barked this afternoon on board the Cygnet and Alexander Irani:ports for Cherburgh. stazwass, OCTOISK Arrivcd the ADDER gan-lni e Lieut. Wow, from Yarmouth. &ycral detathmenu Itationed here embarked with a number of be&rteva from different Regiments yelterday morning on board the Duckinfield tranfport, lying at the Nore, to be conveyed to one of the Writ India lihnds. Since the arrival pf the happy news of Peace the horrid (retie" of druri4nntdi and Ot&ption among the Seamen is hardly to be credited. FROM LIAM'S LOT. DIAL OCT. 16..--Sailed Abe EXPLISS advice • boat, and Me;.t.ean gqn-veffel, on a cruic., GIAVESAND, OCT. IG. 7 Paled by the Frya, from St. Thomas'', i Maria Gum:nage, from Oporto j aad Governor Meyer from Norway.—Sailed the bolphin, Asname for Trinidadi Lb:Orphan. NEW""ar !t for Du blin and *adman*, Nemeols, for 1 eeo0; Hoop. and Zeeluft, for ArnfterOm. The Anna Catharina, "first, from lianshusgli, to the Spinals Main, is fent into Yarmouth by dia DRIVIR !loop of war. The Eagle, --, from New York to New Prof vidence, is captuned by l'AriTgant Spanilh priva. seer, and carried into Wilmington, North Caro lina; - The Pioneer, Howl, frorp Newcafile to Hun t burgh, foundered of feu the alit of September ; crew fined, The liolouteus, --- I god the Wilhelm, are lon in the Baltic. The Neptpne (late El Roy Neptune) i$ on Chore in Catwater, and much damaged. The tlinerva, Cid Fain°, irom Liverpool to Dantzick, foundered in the North Sea. A Trifratran, in the neighbourhood *of Drury. lane, had a Cow-heel, with tilt following lines : rerefialling fa the Devil's matte. And Peace it Tones, Hawesa'av and Ctrve. The pairengers left from Calais, relate, that when the PRI 111-E of Weiss packet hove in fight of that place on Wecinefday, the Guard Was im mediately ordered under arms, the Naval and Mi litary Officers were afTembled, enclitic Municipals. ty (her drefes came down, thinking to' meet Lord CoeusieLito but were rather dilappointed in finding onlr Mr. Hoarse, the Meffenger. Betides the Finance we mentioned in yeferday's Paper' r, we sludediond another is in agi tation, with refpett to india;loy which our eaten five polfeffions in thatcptarterwßl be made a fource of revenue to the country. Mr: Duo DAS has always expreffed a fancuine hope as to the practicability of fuck an expedient. Orders were received at Deal from the Navy Board, to difcharge all the hired armed Teals from his Majetly's reprice on this Ration ; in eonfequente of which the following were ordered into port to be paid off :—King George, Lord Duncan, Kent. Grace, Venus (3), and Venus (t) cutters; Rap lution and Vigilant luggers. We und:riand the 101 l Captains in the Navy rp are to have eight (billings a day inftead of fix. And it is fup ed the Lieutenants will be advanc ed to four flf ings infiead of three. The Militia are totally to be difembodied early in December. On the sgth of that month; their new clothing would have been iffued, had the war continued; but in lieu of which, each man is now to receive tgs. This, with the month's Additional pay, that in will receive 03 his difcharge ' will en able him to return in comfort to iits domefbc duties. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoaa has made a confiderible purchafe of common field lands, ad joining Oatlands, which he is about to take under his own occupation. Bards, (lack-yard, &c. &C. are immediately to be built, according to a plan by Mr. HOLLAND, and a Ileam.engine is alio to be erected, under the direftion of M. Bai.voti, to work a threfhing machine, and to perform various other agricultural Operations, upon a new prin ciple COTITIT.GAILDIIII TIINATIONThe Comedy of Invert' Vows was lall night performed, with !some alterations in the ufual eaft of its parts. CORY was the reprefentative of A tshab, in lead of H. JOHN *, ON. His conception of the charatter was uni• formly corral, though the portraiture on the whole was of ton formal a defcription. A Mr. Gismos undertook the part of Vereas. He nu. played no inconhderable portion of comic talent, I but his performance was fo much inferior to ti, I of Ninepin, as to leave much reafon to Err: tl.; charge. r