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Mir 1 16 PRACTT" "VweftP6blighed. in eft vcdullic Z y riS eSL CV N nig lSEdl i ICAL OB S E RVATI ONS SEA BATHING. To which are $.14:41, itur.uks so tic IA of the Warn Bath. 111 , By A. P. BUCHAN. M. D. Or the Royal g ic of Phyficiass. Logsdon. Prigued for T. Cadell and W. Wei's, Strand. FRANCE. PARIS, SEPT:6. By a decree of his Serene Highnefs the Viceroy of Italy, the exportation of horfcs, mules, cattle, and Bleep, is prohibited until further orders. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. STRAIBURGH, SEPT. i.—All the letters from Ger many affirm, that in cafe of war between Auitria and France, there will be, in confequence of a con vention between France and Pruffia, a line of neu trality ellablithed, to be guarded by neutral troops. —lt is laid, that. Franconia will be included within this line. This may explain why the Elector of Ba. ',Aria has fent mon of his valuable aids to 'Warta burgh. M. de STRAUCH is fet out for Infpruck to take the chief command of the Au(lrian troops in the Tyrol. General HILLIER is to ferve under him.— General CHRYSLER is to remain io the Tyrol, as imperial Commiffary General. Intrenchments life throwing up in every pan of the Tyrol, particularly in the Vitfchgau, on the fide of Finflennuntz, and in the environs of Roveredo, Trente, as well as on the frontiers of the Grifons. The camp at Bregentz, which is compored of ts,ooo men, will be reinforced by fame regiments from the Tyrol ; General Wotrscsin. has been ap pointed to the command of it. SEPT. 3.—Nothing new reipeding the queflion of peace'or war. It is pofitively alerted, that the tran quillity of the Continent depends on the answer which the Court of Vienna will give. It is reported that a camp will be immediately for med in our neighbourhood. We have as yet received no pofitive intelligence reipeding it, but we learn, that Come regiments of infantry and cavalry arc to arrive here in the cootie of the week. A regiment of dragoons arrived yenerday. VENICE, Auc. 2 I.—Captain FLORID arrived here lag Monday from Corfu. By letters from that ifland we learn, that the Ruffian (hips which were off the coaft have fet fail, according to fome reports, to meet a convoy coming from the Black Sea; but according to other rumours, to eremite their crews in naval Sabel. Sr. PSTSILSBUSGH, AUG. 10.11 is confirmed that our troops take a direction towards the dependent provinces of the Houfe of Aultria, particularly Gal- Bei.' and Silefia, and that they will affemble in the environs of Troppan and jagerndorf. They (peak alto of corps of troops which are to be embarked, and which are to join the foreign troops. HAHRURGH, AUG. zs.--.-On the loth of June and in of July, a violent hurricane was experienced at Odeffa (on the Black Sea) by which great damage was done in the port. A Ruffian merchant veld ran on (pore ; two other Ruffian melds, one Englifh, two Außrian, and one Ragnfan veffel, were forced to throw overboard a pan of their cargoes, which con fined of grain. FRANKFORT, AUG. 2g.—There is no doubt, fay: a German Gazette, that Sweden will join Ruffia.— During the whole time of the manoeuvres in Scania, M. d'ALor a us, the Ruffian Mininer, never quitted his Bwedifh Majelly. It is concluded, that in the event of war, the Swedi(h troops will ad conjunaly with the Ruffians, and that the manner in which they are to be employed has been determined upon between the King and the Ruffian Minifter. Prince FIRDINAND, only furviving brother of the Great FREDIRICS, will celebrate on the 27th of next month the completion of the loth year of his mar riage with the Princefs Louisa, Margravine of Bran denburgh Schwelt, whom he efpoufed the 27th of September, 1 755. There will be on this occafion a brilliant fete at Court. i Fa AIiLFOILT, Sara. t.—Things are affurninga more warlike appearance every day. Me camps affembledl at Min kenfdorf and inßohemia.havenow alio received orders to break up, and to join the camp at Lintz, nearer to the frontier, which will be exceedingly firong ; they talk of 8o or too,ooo men. From an. other quarter we learn, that the Ruffian troops ail fembled in Poland are marching for Aultrian Snail, Moravia, and Bohemia, where, it is Paid, they will, in certain cafes, go into winter quarters, and cover the Aunt ian frontier on the fide of the Pruffian States. Aaau, AUG. 25.—Colonel GLUTS, brother to his Excellency the Landamman of Switzerland, paled through this town yefterday. It is laid that he goes on particular bufinefs to the Court of Vienna. It is fuppofed to relate to the neutrality of Switzerland, in cafe of a continental war. Buss, Auo. 27.—General VIAL, Ambaffador from France, arrived at Berne this morning from Paris. The harvelt is very fine throughout the Can ton of Bei ne. Bs•uvats, SEPT. 3.—His Majeny the Emperor, returning from Boulogne by the new road from Ca lais to Paris, paled through this place between fix and (even this morning, with two carriages only in his fuite. AUGSBURGH, AUG. 27.—Accountsreceived from the Tyrol, of the zath inn. Rate, that the diltrids of Trente, Roveredo, Etc. are provided with ftrong in trenchments, and that the narrow pales of Fuller mune, Winchgau, etc. are placing in the ben Rate of defence. Field Marthal Lieutenant Marquis de CaAsysitza is named Commiffary of the Imperial Court for the Tyrol. Hi LDISM si NI, A u c. 30 —This afternoon the French Mar(hal DUROC pallid through this city for Berlin, hreceded by an exprefs ordering poR betties to be eld in readinefs on his toute. The miffion of M. Duanc is thought to be of the utrnoß importance ; and it will be recolleded that be has been before em ployed on important millions at come critical poi iods. LUSESSURGH, A tio. 31.-0 o the arrival of a courier the day before yellerday, various reports were propagated here. and a general movement com menced among the French troops. Yeßerday and this day, the camp of soot) men near this city was broken op. The troops quarte re d in th e v i c i n i t y, Land at Harburgh and Lauenburgh, are hourly palling • through this city in great haße tp the fonthward, for Ztll and Giffhorn. All the troops, it is thought, .. ill be gone by next 'l'uefday. We cannot fay any tßini; putative on the object of there movements. FROM THE SAMSUN (STATE GAZETTE OF 11EFF.33. sd Sometimes the drew:lß:aces of a war, in threw- Ilia of the great Powers, draw in others, which are utter (bangers to the difpute. That a leffer Power Ihould find itfelf under the neceffity of yielding to a greater Power, is not to be wondered at ; and this is not always a proof of the inability or weaknefs of its Government; but that a Power of a higher rank mould deliver Well up to the caprice, to the hatred, and tq the ambition of Governments, perhaps its na tural enemies, thews that its diffolution, its downfall is near. The Ottoman Porte, which, by her religion, by her politic, al interetl, by the anarchy which prevails in her pros inces—provinces of which fire already fats a part flip from under her Tway, anal others on the point of be,ing conquered by their proteftors ; the Ottoman Po rte teems to he that unfortunate State, which has a;; little frce-will as elafticity left, and which has no fftrength, becaufe it is without *Govern ment. Peace, that objcft of the withes of all mortals, ought, above all things, to be the principal defire of the Sublime 'one. What can the gain by a war, and what can The not lofe by the fame ? She can gain nothing t m the Chriftian Powers ; the cannot extend her terr itory either on the fide of Hungary, or on that of It aly, becanfe, independently of policy and religion, th e inclination of the people oppofe it, She may (wilt rout reckoning the difafters of a de &naive war), I the bare withdrawing of her forces, hire the promnr.es in Syria, which are already in in furreaion the may lofe Egypt, which is already de livered up to civil war, and to the diffenfions of the Arnauts and k tamelukes ; Sergi*, already alma& in dependent, by t he daily growing enterprise of Cserni Georges; her Vllyrian provinces, probably the fpoil of the pofEbly n zviving courage of Pafwan Oglu, and Greece ! that c ;recce which longs for a lets oppref five, and perhaps an independent Government. And mall the Englil h Miniftry, without ncceffity, without a hope of any effential affiftance, and folely to in create the enen ries of France, and as far as poffible te extend the o nth of dikorddare to draw a Go vernment into I the lifts, which is already tumbling by its weatners, without any mock from without r' LONDON. WED NESDAY, SEPTEMBER it. PRICE OF STO CKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Cool money, f I f ss —for 041.04—Chad= sl 3, foro4. 34 - 7 Ex eheq. Bills. PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 4 per Cast. Red. Ana . shot India Bonds, as. as. diC 3 per C. COOC Ann. ti 3f spf sp Imp. Ann. 9 3-16} S per Cent. Navy MI Excite+ Bills, t de. septa S per Cent. 1797, mWt Lottery Tickets 191. so. Long Ann. Ida Coot foe see. 384 CQ URSE OF EXCHANGE. Amiterdans 37 7 sUL Cadiz pap Naples Do. at fight 36 To Dirt• 741 efL Cason 45 Rottadant it z 7 s UL Madrid pap Lithos 6t Hamburgh 77 z s Uf. Ditto 341 df. Oporto 6: Aloutal 75 :4 s UL Bi boa 34i eIL Debbi 13 Pllth 1 day's date s 7 NS NV. Lcibares so Cie& Li Paris s 6 o sUL Venice 6t Ewes *tains Etourdeaux sfr x ditto per tl, Reding. ! i %e Bank of Holland Si per Cent. Portugal Goid in Coin, per ounce 4 4 0 • Gold in Bus ditto 4 0 • New Dollars, per ounce 9 S S Laft night Mr. Cotravoissua arrived at the Secre tary of State's Office with difpatches from St. Peterf burgh. Difpatches were at the fame time received from Vienna. The contents of both are known to be important. The Earl of Wirrisoat.aND Was waiting to receive them, and on their arrival Lord MuLoaava let off for Weymouth, to wait upon the Ktsa. The precife nature of the difpatches has not tranf pired, but the report at Yarmouth, where the pack• ets landed the Mangers, was, that Auftria has a&ually publithed a Manifefto, Rating the grounds on which the finds herfelf neceffitated to appeal to arms, as the only means left to her for maintain ing her juft rights, and the integrity of her domi nions, endangered and threatened by the lswlefs ufurpations of the head of the French Government. A copy of this important State paper makes a part, it is raid, of the difpatchea that have been received( By the packets which brought over the above dif patches, three of the four Hamburgh Mails that were due have been received. We have alfo re ceived Paris Journals to the 7th and Dutch to the nth inlLant. The French Papers do not prdent much novelty, but the contents of the Dutch and other continental journals are very interefting. Every thing is buftle and alacrity, and nothing but war is talked of every where. Refpeeing the progrefi that has been made in arranging an armed neutrality, there journals arc filent ; Bating only, generally, that the fcerte of adion will be in the tionth of Germany and in :Italy; but that the North of Germany will not ha ye its tranquillity difturbed. Time will thew bow f 4 .r this is correCt. The accounts from Hanover are of the 3d it ißant, one day later than the time mentioned in the letters from Tonningen for the French troops haying begun to evacuate that Eleftorate. The prefent ac counts (late, on the contrary, that the French are f orating new encampments in Hanover. At a crifis fo interefting as the prefent, co ntradic. tory, and often unfounded rumours may be !Ixpeded to be circulated. A very thor: time, howp /er g will thew the line of condut which the diferen t Conti. nental Powers mean to fullow in the approact ling con. tett. The following are the Enna intereßing of the articles that have reached us : ITALY, AUG. zo.—The French and Datil m troops in the kingdom of It.dy occupy a camp nesx Monte The fortifications of Mantua, Tetchier°, and Piz aighetone, are repairing and firengthening with the greateft activity, and Turin will be placul in a Ikon ilrpng nate of &fence. PO I Farnasauton, Auo. 2L—.The preparations Am war are carried on here, with a quieknefs sod alivity of which we know no parallel in the Ruffian military binary. To-morrow the three regiments of grenadiers, which only were left here, befides the regiments of Guards, will commence their march, and the latter will follow them in a few days. The Emperor himfelf, it is Paid, will go to the army in a few days. Yeaerday a great number of merchant :kips were hired, for account of Government. In ikon, every thing announces very Won: toveifures• V 1011111111$ or Russia, Alio. 24.—The exchange of couriers between Berlin and Peter:burgh is more aBive than ever, The la& courier was bluirer of latter written by the Emperor to his Proffian Majellr. The two columns of Ruffian troop which have entered Gallicia, are commanded by the Generals Mamma:, gun,. and Bsastictsm. It is Paid that there are likewife I;o b etuo Ruffian troops, which are deitined for the &Arian States. Vllllllll 9 Auo. 211.--On the 26th in& the regi ment of infantry of the Archduke Comm!: marched from Vienna for Italy. The regiment of Prince Au- Kaman is alfo gone from hence to Italy. The camp of Bodweis, in Bohemia, is entirely broken up, and the regiments that were to go thither, have now re ceived orders to match to the camp of Wels in-Tip per Aullria, which will amount to 6o or yo,ooo mem. It is Paid thin the Emperor himfelf will, as Coon as circumfisnces may require it, repair to that camp, which is ruppored to be Wavle(' for ate aIMI of tvferve, The Archduke Claws is to be Commander of the Army in Italy, and the Archduke Jour of that in the Tyrol. The whole Auftrian force, for the pro/A.B;on of the frontiers is ellimated at soo,ooo men, befides bombardiers, cannoniers, fappers, and pontonniers. In and about Venice alone there arc already 3o battalions of Infantry. The military chef will be fent to Udine. klis Imperial Majeily has made a military promo dots of greater extent than any former one under his Government. The Field Marthal Lieutenants-G e ne- ral Archdukes Jolla and FIRIMIMID are nominated Generals of Cavalry ; the Majors-Generalsßourgeois, Fleifcher, Rederay, Roos, St. Julien, and Skai, are made Field Marthal Lieutenants. General ; the Arch dukes Lewis and Maximilian are made Majon-geni• ral, Alfa 32 Colonels, die. We are alfo informed, that notice has been given here, on the part pf the Rurian Legation, that two Roman armies are approaching to fupport the medi ation for peace offered on our part, and in general to the affillance of Aullria. On the 23d init. our Government received, by a courier, difpatches from Paris of the z 7th. On the following day (the 24th) the French Ambafrador re ceived a courier, who had left Paris on the t9th at night. The Paid Ambafador had thereupon a long conference with the Vice-Chancellor, Count COIIIITZIL, which (it is ;linefeed) was PA attended by the Spanilh Ambafador; fince which foine peo ple pretend that there is aM fame profpeft ctf the prefervation of peace, It is today reported that the Anarian troops had entered the Grifons; this intelligence is not to be depended upon. It is however certain, that from the zit of September neat, the whole of the army will be put upon the war diablifhment. They write from Carniola, that towards the soth of this month an army of 80,000 men will be affem. hied at Laybach and in the =viscous, deftined for Italy. DAstaaaa, Aug. 29.—1 t is dined that a great Court has demanded of his Highnefs the Eleaor of Bavaria a pelage through bis dominions for 30h000 men, and that the demand has been refufed, on the (core of his Highnefs having refolved to maintain the ariftea neutrality. Maanttis,Auo. 30.-.-The Imperial troops which have paled through the Tyrol, are taking a military potation on the rivet. Lech. Thofe troops belong to the camps of Lintz and Wells. They are quartered in the 'newly acquired Auarian territories, among which there are feveral Bavarian places. On the other hand, many French troops are affembling on the Upper Rhine, and the garrifons of the fortref fes there are reinforced. Shortly a French army will appear on the Rhine. The General of Divifion, St. Buzapne, is arrived at Strafburgb. Ls sync, Avo. 3t. —They talk of a clofe alliance between Ruffia, Audria, England, and Sweden, to which the Porte will be invited to accede. A divi fiou of Ruffian troops is already arrived at Brody, in Gallicia—the Ruffian Emperor himfelf is expelled at Wdna in a short time; and the Grand Duke Cox sraartss will alfo, it is Paid, command an army. Meanwhile the Court of Berlin petfeveres in her nen- ' trality, and will proteit the tranquillity of the North of Germany. Fasts It FORT, Auo. 27.—The garrifons of Mentz, Straffiurgh, and Landau, are reinforcing, and it is faid that a French army will be affembled on the Rhine. Should a war take place, the South of Ger many and Italy will be the theatre of it but the North of Germany will preferre its tranquillity. SIPTIMBIII 4. Since • we have learned by the late intelligence from Ratifbon, to what point the communications between France and Auaria are carried, the COuriers of both countries are obferved with more attention, and it is particularly notified; that in the night between the slith and 39th of Au gun, the Au!lrian Cabinet Mellinger, Milderer, par fed through Augfburgh m great Nate, on his way from Vienna to Paris. This mellinger probably l e f t Vienna fubfequent to the arrival at that place of the French courier, who brought, on the evening of t h e jsth of Augull, to M. Bather, at Ratilbon, the de. claration of the French Emperor to the Emperor of Astoria; and it is fappofed that the dilpatches of the Aullrian courier relate to that fubjeß. Ther (peak here of an intended march of French troops through feveral German diarias on their way to the Rhine. RAKOVIN 4 Garr. 3.—The French have farmed fe. vet* camps in the Hanoverian territory. It is raid that about 6000 men will be great bled near Gottie gta, and that there will be another camp as large near Luneburg. Great numbers of troops are co!. letting near Celle and Verden. Six French regiments of infantry and cavalry are on their march from Holland, for the Hanoverian. territory. Among thefe regiments are the 6th of Hoffars, the Bth of Chatfeurs, and the t z th, gth, and gsth of Infantry of the Line. BEILM Ster. 3.—The French Martha! Dcatoc arrived here on the ill intians, on an crtraordinary miirion front the Emperor Natossoe, at Boulngne. which he left on the a6th of AegislL He alighted at the French Miniftees, laforeft, Yelierday more. ing he bad a conference with the Minifter, Baron HARDIIIIIIIIIW, and this flaunting he bad another with the King; after which he dined with tile laid Mini ! tier. To judge from various circus:fiances, hjs fon inuft be of great importance, MADRID, AUG. rs.—The Prince of Peace having informed theNing, that revere' Britith merchants arc rending their goods to Cadiz in neutral bottoms, and pats them for the property of thole °Cocotte' States; his Majelly has ordained, by a decree of the IR intl. that, to put a Bop to there abnav, the different ordi nances fhall be molt fttiftly enforced, by which the importatiop of Britith szterebandiee is prohibited in Spain. Santig, Ana. B.—According to the laa advice' from Berrie, an army of Co,ooo Turks is on the point of catering that province, Ais divided into four corps, one of which is commanded by Avus, Age of Pftlfa ; the fecond by Sam, Governor of La. konese ; and the two others by the Pants: fent by the Porte. The infurgents are making the atoll (c. rious preparations to oppofe this attack. They have for-4841 all the pelages, and form a line along the whole frontier, an well an the fide of Softie, at of Reports have been mentioned in this and ether papers of an intention on the part of Government to rails the pay of Lieutenants and Come other Officers in the Navy. We have made more minute enqui ries, end find, that this zneafure is not yet finalir fettled on. We are happy, however, in being enabled to add, that the matter is labially under the ton. Adoration of Government, and that we hope Coon to have it in our power to congratulate this merito rious clefs of men on a confiderable addition being made to their pay. We have received a let of the "ashey Cosier, bnc it is barren of intelligence.—An A fi atic Philofc;hkai society has been lately eftabliihed at Bombay, which promiles to rival that of Calcutta. Sir j •Sitt MM. rota hits been eleeed Prefident ; Resigns Scorv, Efq. F. P.. S. is the Vice-Prelidenti and Gsosoe Km, Efq. Secretary. Crovfrnor Duncan, and feveral literary charafters, on the Bombay fide of India, form the Council of this new Inffitution. Mr. Staaaow, one of his Morelos Meffengert, arrived yellerday with difpatches from the Lord Lieu. tenant of Ireland. His Royal Hishoefs the Duke of YORK ttanfaded bufinefslalt eventing, at his office. in ►he Hods Guards. till half paR fix o'clock. 4 great number of MilitarT Officers attended. The extenfive barrack erections that were going on at Pett, i Spas, hate been flopped by order of Goverment. Molt of the workften employed thereon were difcharged lan weeks It was Mr. Qto. &mummy., late Judge at Be mares, and not Mr. It. Aaso rumor, who died a few days fince in the Downs. The Earl of Euorsatt.r.so arrived on Thurfday lag at Plafnewydd, in Anglefea, the feat of the Earl Of UMIRIDOE, from Ireland, where every preparation is making for the happy nuptials, which are imme diately to take place between his Lordthip and Lady PAGIT, daughter to the Ear) of thasmoe. A bet for a confiderable fum was lathy decided at Pitleffie, Fifefbire.—Mr. G. undertook to tun one hundred yards, with a Gentleman on his back, who weighed upwards of 17 fione, an4inft Mr. L. who was to run 200 yards. Although performed by can• dle•light, it was gained by the former by the diflance of forty.nine yards.—rAt liming, bets were 15 to 1 is favour of the latter. An extraordinary match was run on Mutt's:lay between the Huntfman of Lificeard (Daniel Cole) and the Huntfman of I.oßwithiel. They (tatted at eight in the morning from Lilkeard, and the Loftwithiel Nimrod kept the lead for the firit rein miles, when Coke palkd him, and arrived at Bodrain (s 4 miles) in one hour and 53 minutes.— Having refreibed themfelves, they Rafted again for Lakeard, where Cole (who is listy years of age) ar rived it twelie o'clock, having ran a 8 miles in tour hours. The Lollwithiel champion was completely diftaneici in the feconsf heat as in the firtl. Thi inhabitants of the Borough of Southwark pay every mark of ittcntion to their new friends at St. Margaret's Hill, wilhing them every poffible fuccefs, -and afore them, notbaig ihall be wanting to pro. mote their office ; ancl further, thAt they will recom mend the fame through the Costnties of Kent and Sutler.