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FRANCE. • PARIS, IS VENDEMIAIRE, OCTOBER 4 . In coaiequence of &viral decrees, paffed on the s6th ult. General BsuanouviLLs is appointed Ambsifador to Spain the Prefedk of the Palace, Citizen Dan tor, Minifter Plenipotentiary at Stutgard; Citizen CAVIONAC, Refident and Con ful at Mafcate ; Citizen FARANDIER, Firft Secre tary ; Citizen LANARRP, Second Secretary; Ci tizen RECOADIN, Third Secretary, and Citizen Kifirrsa, Secretary Interpreter of the French Legation at Conftantinople ; Citizen LITEIVRI, Secretary of Legation at Naples : Citizen Si. MEOW, .Firft Secretary of Legation at Florence; General MARIIOIIT, Firf Infpeaor General of Artillery Captain RUNDI A tr, Direaor of Move ments at Brett; Citizen Ricaac, Chief of Admi niftratiOn at Dreft ; and Citizen Roscsass, Chief of Adminiftration at L'Orient. The Prince of Sara WaYMAR, brother in-law to the Emperor of RUSSIA, arrived at Bourdeauz on the 27th of laft month. After a thort flay there be intends to proceed to Paris. Letters from Lugano of the s rft ult. inform us, that the infurgents have bad an anion with the troops of the Government under General Ait- DeallaTT. LIMOS from Laufanne, of the 28th, announce that the Senate, upon the invitation of the Executive Council, paired on the agth the following decree : . z. The dl Authority is Moabite to the Military At / in the diftridt of the Helvede Army. a. The Sada of the army anbraas all the Canton of Fri. besem, conspr the &finds of Avenehes sad Payeroe, and the 46140 - of Aisle, Vevey, Orion, Mood" Yverden; and Chowiren, of aa cast= of Vaud. . 3.llmi:4m:id in Midis eatiterlied to fulpeod, difmifs, sod seesaw the lablie tendtboaries: There &di be dbbilibed ae headieartfrs a Military Tri• bend. 3. This . Tribenal OM take cognisance not only of all of tenets committed by the fanny, bat alto pdideal drama committed by did paces b the diet at the army, with the &Straws, that the latter ihall be tried by the criminal 40114 6. The Execattee C.oandl is autlenifed to-esterd the difpo ftdons of the prtfent decree to other diftridb. This Rate of affairs will be well calculated to , jellify, if it were neeetrary, the philanthropic and generous useafures which the French Government' is about to adopt, to put an end to the troubles which defolate that country, which nature teems, above every other, to have formed For the home of happinefs and peace. This intereging country has been agitated fince, And even before, the commencement of the war, by eaclisfive parties, which never placed any limits , either to the ambition of their views, or to the cf. feas of their refentment. Some wilhed for a fovereie oligarchy, which is loitheyond the hope of revival, and the return of as odious yoke over a numerous clafs of men whom the powerful intervention of the French people has railed from the condition of fubjeai to the rank of equal citizens of a free Rate. Others, lofing themfelves in the labyrinth of abftra& theories, pretended that Switzerland, di vided by localities, by , the habits of her people, might, be governed with that uniformity which jlehts nations alone, .which nature, in concurrence with time, has compofed of integral parts. In this confuted fucceffion of odious or abfurd Attempts, the evil has increafed, and blood has been flied. All Switzerland has armed agaiull benfeli, and the greateft fcourge that Heaven can of a people with, menaces that wretched country. Yet from the bofom of there bloody debates, a thoufand voices were heard, and proclaimed it to be the opinion of all parties, that the Swifs alone were now incompetent to the work of their or.ga titration ; they invited a poweiful intervention, which, without intereft or refentment, might make All parties Wien to it, and re•eftablith the empire of law, without which there is neither country fsOf independence. The Fiasr Cos sut, hai thought that the period was arrived in which the counids he had fo often and Co vaialy given would at length be lamed to : he has feen that humanity, order, and the public repot of Europe, impofed it upon him as a law to depart from the refolution he had taken not to take any part in the affairs of Helvetia.. He could .not fee a people, long dear to France, plways fupported by. her in her interek always reconciled by her in her domettic quarrels, psrifh without hope, and fall into the ab of anar chy :he determined to bold out tots a help. In hand. 'There is no feufible man, no real friend to Switzerland, who does net acknowledge, that the meafures about to be taken by the French Go. vernment, are the only means of refcuing that fine country from its own fury.--2bersel tit Paris. 'Beall!, 8.,T Council of Two Hun dred met on Toefday morning. They appointed ttDR WATTIVILLI Di I.BI6DIIDUT General in ief, with full powers, and a Committee of tel Members to exercife the funaions of Government. A body of tow men, under the command of IiSDIRMANNia, have arrived from Underwalden, JJri, Glarus, and Schwitz. They bring intelligence that Rota() is at Lucerne. Freth corps are daily arriving, and whole pla toons of deferters from the Helvetic troops . isf pl c line. We tiow have under arms in the city . p c . a ly 8000 men. Parties have been detached op I, ;he road to Friburg and Morat. We are forming three battalions of troops of.the line, which will, in all, confift of ism men. La limas t. Ss tr. 28.--.Yeaerday WAS maftered the whole rcferve of Laufanne, and today a com panr fets.out for Yverdon. Citizens RUTTfiIANIN, Statthaiter, and the 86 pator Mrsatt a let off yellerday for the army. The Minitler at War has received the following difpatch frotiGeneral Aansassavr; dated yeller day, .from his head quarter. at Morat : utitisen Minifler—The moment I effetted the jun&ion of the three battalions of Vaudois, at Tayerpe, I fet off from it to take a pofitioo ben. The infurgentrrepeated on the approach of my' troop!, wh6 purfueli than as fat as Oneqinen tight pot an end to a war hsit cannonadf; pen Ind 0 47 ffven men flightly "tfroondidi tlylifi -; the enemy mita be Much more confiderable. • We have made a dozen prifoners, who mike bat a poor appearance ; three of them are wounded....: The enemy has' retreated from before Friburg. A copy of the orders vrasfound on a dragoon who was killed. I (hall fend out fome reconnoitring parties to-merrow. (Signed) ANDER REA TT." VIENNA. Sari . . i7.—lt Is confirmed,. that the two Ambafiadors from the Imperial Court, the Count CODE NTZ EL at Paris, .and the Count DB SAD RAD at Peterlburgh, are recalled. The motive afligned for this flep, is, that neither of them had any intelligence of the arrangement concluded be• tween Runia and the French Government, refpe6l ing the indemnities, although the negotiations on that fubjea were opened at Peterlburgh, and ter minated at Paris. The Count DE STADION will, in confequence, go from Berlin to Parsi, and will be replaced at Berlin by General Msv RFIILD. The Prince DR SCHWARTZ H E BERG has refufed the Embalry to Peterlburgh. LONDON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. ' PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent Coafob 64—for October account 69. Old s per Cent. Ann. toti--Ontaiunt 8 :HE PRICE OE STOCKS YESTERDAY : 3 pot C. Conf. 69t 68:691-1 Omni= nit 8 dIE 3 per C. Ann. 100 j WI 1001 Engliih 'rickets t 7i. lap. Ann. tai Conf.for O&69; 681 691 Yefterday M. Orro dined with the Minifter at his Mute in Downing-ftreet, and it was under flood to be the farewell sinner to that Centicman. —lt is noiv believed that Getteral ANDR Loss!, of whole arrival fo much has been idly hated is many of our daily Prints, will arrive on Monday, if nothing untorefeen occurs to prevent it. Yefterda T v at two o'clock, their Mussy ashaving arrived at St. James's, accompanied by the Patti cassis, the Qnaas held a Drawing Room, which was numeronfljr attendech the company confined of their Royal Highneffes the Duke and Duchefs of You, the Dukes of Cceatacs and Comm- LAND, the Right Rev. the Dean of Rocheter L the Rev. Dr. GLASSE, Dr. GOODESOUG D o the Rev. Dr. HEATH; of Eton College • the Portugnefe, Heffian, Neapolitan, French, Sardinian, Pruffian, Ruffian, Hanoverian, Imperial, and Swedith En voys, the Right Hon. theCuattcal.r.oa of the Ex- C H tossa, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the ATTORIIRT GENERAL, the Right Hon. Lord Hawasssuay, the Right Hon. Lord Hosaar, the Right HOO. the Loan MAYOR, accompanied by his Lady, and his Lordthip's Chaplain, the new elated Sheriffs ofthe city of London, .and the following Nobility of both fexes : The Duke of Portland. Ducheires—Leeds, and Dorfet. Marchioneffes—Salifbory, and Bath. Earls-,Chatham, Si. Vincent, Harcourt, Cardigan, Win &circa, Galloway, and Stanhope. Countriffes--Speocer, Chatham, Macclesfield, Harcourt, Aylcfbury, Cardigan{ Liverpool, Rofslyn, and Kingfroa Vircounts—Sidney. Stopford, Chetwynd, Hood, Staley, Ind Molefworth. Vift ounters Sudley. Lords—Hawkclbury, Hobart, Pelham, C. Bentinch,Cath. cart, Arden, R. Fitzgerald. Grofvenor, Keith, Hervey, Wal-. floghaa, Coleraine, Bolton, St. Helen's. Ladies—C. Waldegrave, Hobart, C. Dinar, Arden, •three Ladies Thynns, Howard. Hammond, Nicol, M. Wynyard, G. Cecil, Cathcart. C. jenkitrou, and Hervey. Aldernsen-..Curits and Wat on. Generals Needham, Craig, W y nyard,Trigge:Hall, and Doyle. Canada—Butler, Hadon 'Ruzherford, Wynlard, Burwell, Gordon, Bolton, Matron, and adaham. Majors—Taylor, and M'Ker.. Enka Wood. Captains... Hood, Bulkely, Sing, Sir H. Neale, Stanios, Martin, Linea, Wad Fielding, Sir H. Smith, Beak and Grey. Baron Noikan.. • Dana, W. Fawcett, T. Mufgrove, Butler, I. ra tis. Do n n. lbs. W. Hamilton, Evan Nepean, T. Trowbridge, J. IL Coml. Melbspmßaker, Poole, St. John, Allen, &wiener, Irby, S. Smith, Prelim, Madden, Gore, Atift, Yorke, Windham,Chap. ma, WWI% n, Bcarcrott, BilitreffeavvPoole,Yillicrs, Medians, Mackenzie, S. Smith, Percival, Fox, Williams. Miller-Maminood, Fielding, A. Fielding, Cotes, Chefter,' Dicey, Drummond, due. • 'The Profentations to the (Lynx were— Berm and Baronets Wawa, on their arrival from Ger many. Lord Sr. HaLan's, on his arrival from the Conn of St. Pc terlburgh. The new cleated Skala of London, WIN. ALB:warm aid Wats'. Admiral Lard Kemal. from the Mediterranean. C0011111.0111:11 CUR PDLAN, WII4OII, and BIARCROWT. Generals Dons and I)r.toca. COIOOIIIiIITTOD, by Earl Chatham. Capt. a Linz 1.4 of the Navy. Major•Gmeral Dort.a, en arriving from Egypt. General CILIIO % *OIII the Exit Indies. • Capt. Fnaminci, by Earl Winchelfea. Ozer Commander of his Majefty's Rdyal Yacht. Commillitaer Hoop, on Petting off for the 104nd of Trinidad. Lint. Catena Sir E. BUT La a, on arriving :from Egypt. Capt. Inczt.z, of the Nowt. _ Major Mr.egAIICROTT, and Mr. WILSON OD Caappaineed Auditors of Accounts at the Leeward Maids. pt. WO6IIIIOOSE i by Sir H. Neale. Mr. Maasnan of the Admiralty, by Earl St. Vincent, his Lordaddl Secret ary, and Lient. Colonel .Bov ew aLL, sad sum, by his Lardfitip. 7 t ßunvon, Efq. Gentleman Mier and Ctanerly Waiter, he honour to trAfrthe Photo's hand. Capt. Bute ELEv, of the Northamptonildre Feacibles. Lord and Lady FITZCiRRALD took leave on their [ening off for Litho° ; as did Cap. FlaioJNo for thefame place. Lady WARSAW was at Court for the Brit thug Once the death of Sir George Warren. We are happy to obferve the improved gate of health of her Royal Highnefs the Duchefs of You, who accompanied the Duke to Court ; the was molt elegantly attired in white and filver, her train light blue filk, her head drefs a white oftrich plume and diamond fpray. 11:e lidarchionefs of SALISBURY was at Court, -accompanied by the amiable and beautiful 4.,ady Gtß yi %l6ll4l GALLOWAY ante nrad as Lard in Widthg on lie idsiarry, and site_ Casatefs of ArLassuar no chit ufts Lady)L Wirttrans on 1* Pain. cis!, WitsvaananAlCapt. STsvaism, o a ths Dui bt 6, At the dips 9( Ole cat ßome; tt th i s Ros ! YMILT ••• ' " 41 140 1 . 1 . °C ' THEATRE, DRURTZAN:E. Suaxisma'shiftorical play bf Navy the Forth, left night, introduced to the boards of this theatre Mr. Sverusu lEsstaLs, the Manager of the New castle Company, in the part of Sir .joba Faye —His appearance on thofe boards, which have fo long been graced by the admirable performances of his brother and finer, was prefaced by the fol lowing Addrefs, written by himfelf, and delivered by Mr. BANNISTER, jun. who, though evidently ftruggling with a memento of the gout, was by no means lame in his delivery : A Sallaffhere to-night, by Nature made, Lends to your favourite Bard, fatal/mu aid. No man of buckram he! no flans gear! No feather bed —nor, e'en a pillow-bier! But all good lion& Seib, and blood, and bone; And weighing, more or lets, Tome thirty ikas. Upon the Northern eoaft, by chance we caught him, And hither, in a irony/ vvbertisvaggra; brought him. For in a chalk the variant* could enter, And no mail coach on fuch a would venture. Bleft with unwiddinefs-pat 'eat hlkfiae! Will favour find in every critic's eyes. And, &add his humour, and Ids mimic art, Bear due proportion to his adward tart — As once 'twat Paid of Macias In the yew, gu is the 944 y Papal' Shakiest's., drew. To you, with diffidence, he bids me fay, Should you approve, you may ebnamand his stay, To lie, and fwagger here another day. If not—to better mm he'll leave his Jack, And go a# ballalt in a collier back. This defeription produced at good deal of mirth, and the play commenced under very favourable aufpices. Mr. KEMBLIE certainly, without any auffing," according to the theatrical phrafe, loab the charaaer he affumes exaaly, but we have•not much more to add in commendation of his per formance. Neither his mode of utterance nor his goner ..oral management of his perfon gives the idea either of age or anwieldinefs; he wears no beard on his face, and he now and then kicks out his leg, by way ofpraa icalj oke, wi th the agilit yof a colt. More over, he appears to poffefs little of that mellowarch- Refs which we have been taught to expea in the part. The agar teems to truft altogether to animal siatire to play it for him, and in regard to merft Rage bugle, he indeed makes it prominent, but the de lineation is coarfe ; as, however, it poffeffes, like all the portraits of the Kemble &hoot, fome novelty of manner, the audience of lsift night feimed dif pofed to give the arti* cordial welcome. He re. ceived much applaufe throughout the play. The Hothur of Mr. Port, if we except the de livery of thC firft fpeech, defcriptive of the foppifh Lord, was throughout a very fpirited and manly performance. in Fortune': Frolics, Mr. Cociass, who feems to have taken complete meafure of the towa, went fmoothfr and merrily on as Robin Rougbbead ; and if fuch be already his fafcinations, we fancy the Proprietors will have no caufe with Robin .to " damn dumplings !"—The Houfe was extremely crowded. Yellerday forenoon his MAJESTY, on his way from .Kew to. St. James's, flopped at the Riding houfe at Pimlico, where he remained about an hour, infpefiing fome fine cream•coloured and black car riage horfes lately imported from Hanover. iiellerday the friends of Sir Fixects Buabarr met at the Mermaid, at Hackney, to-celebrate his Elettion for Middlefex. Lo'd SUDLILY had a feleit Card Party bit night at his houfe in Dover•Rreet. Lord BORINGDON arrived on Wetinefday at his houfe in Hill-ftreet. Lord and Lady CARDIGAN arrive d in town yd terday morning from Northamptonihire. Dowager Lady Da CLIFFORD gave a grand dinner yefterday to a Wed party of friends. The late Birmingham Mufical Feftival, for the benefit of the General Hofpital, was more name foully attended than any fimilar provincial • meet ing in the kingdom. So large, we are happy to Elate, have been the receipts. that it is expated not left than asool. will remain for the inilitution, slier all the expences are paid. - - On Monday a Grand Requiem was performed at. the Chapel, Manchefteaquare, previous to the in terment of the late Mrs. }'troy x Er, of Rofcom Mon, in Ireland. The body was brought from the lady's houfe in Baier-fireet to the chapel. The whole of the ceremony was very grand and impoiing. The mufic, which was by Mr.WE ea, was very . fublime. DIGNVM led the vocal band, which confined of above twenty of the principal profefGonal fingers in town. After the fervice tbt 'body was buried with great pomp at St. Pancras. Tuefday a wardmote wand in the Blue Coat Hall, Chriit's Hofpital, briar; Alderman Sstyru, for the choice ofCommonCouncilman for the:ward of Farringdon Within v in the room of Mr. SMITH, eleetedAlderdsan of faid Ward. , The candidates were, Mr. ROSIRTS, of Gutter-lane, and Mr. METCALF. of Newgate•ltreet ; the Phew of hands appeared decidedly in favour of Mr. ROSKRTS, who was declared Sy the Alderman duly elated, and fworn in accordingly. We underhand that Mr. Alderman Pince has given offence to feveral of his Common Council by the manner of forming his Committee fot conduc ing the Ballads of Lord Mayor's Day. The eir etunftances are there :—:.-It has ever been ufual for the Common Council of the Ward to aft as a Committee upon oc teen c ac o fions. But inleat of on j2O 1 4 o l m axd . for the Committee,.he ra h m as appointed oun" his o his two Deputies, and re netted them to choofe eight out of the remaining fourteen 9 whtch they did by ballot. were fo offended by this indignity as to re to ballot ; and among the fix that are excluded are come who were his molt waive canvaffers on the late elettion for the City. - The Alderman fates by this the exermar expellee of eighteen din sec tickets, it being the eftablithed euffom for the Committee toharetbase ticttets each for Guildhall -~- -- CORN fri.fRKE TS. CORN 11111PECTOILS RETURN Pllel VISLIDOL OCTOBER 7. Wheat, per Lead, from 151. to 171. SS. Barley, per Quarter, from 11.55. to 11. 9s. Oats, lier (tarter, from tL 2s. to tl. Bs. Beaus, per Quarter, from to 21. Peafe,per Qzarter, from 21. Bs. to 21. t2s. MARK-LANE, OCTOREI 8. During this week we have received only a f ew frefit arrivals of any defcription of Grain : th e alterations in Price of Wheat and Barley from Monday's Currency, are very trifling.-.. M a lt and Beans are fomething cheaper, and a very he avy fale.—Oats, Peas, and other things are exaetly th e fame.—Flour is rather more plentiful, but main. tains its price. Englifh Wheat, per qr. sos. 565. 625. Prime Mx, 645. 6d. Fine Dantzic Wheat, 5Ss. 6os. Rye, 325. 365. (New) 445. 461. Barley, 245. 265. (New) 28s. Malt, 445. 475. Oats, 155. 224. 255. Horfe Beans, New, 335. Old, 30. 365. Tick Beans, New, 28s. Old, 3os. 31 s. Hog Peafe, 38$. 455. Boilers, 435. 4ss. New 475. Carraway Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt. Coriander, 28s. to 3os. per cwt. Canary, Bos. to 86s. per qr. Rape Seed, 341. to 361. per laft. Fine, 375, Flour, sos. 555. per fack. According to intelligence from Ratifbon, his BRITANVIC MAJESTY has declared, as Eledor of Hanoverithrough the medium of his Sub-Delegate, that he accedes to all ibe 4ifpofitions of the pro• pokd Plan of Indemnitits, fo far as it refpeds the Houfe of Brunfwick. • A very intelligent Englith Artift, who lately returned from Paris, rays, that in *ll the faces he ever vainted, whether male or female,he never fair Powell-formed a mouth as that ofthe Cm revs sty L. The Venus de Medici was embarked at Palermo, to be tranfported to .France on the 25th of Fruc. tidor (Sept. 12.) This ftatue, and the Apolli Belvidere, are two of the fineft produaions of art. , Another ftatue, lefs valuable, but which by artifts is placed in the firft clafs, the Pallas de Veletri, is alfo about to be conveyed to France. —lt was difcovered in the•year 7, during the re. fearches made by digging at Veletri, in confe quence of an order from the French Commit:Quark, This ftatue is in the higheft prefervation. The Galvanic Committee of the Academy of Sciences at Turin, lately made fome curious tx.• periments on the body of a man who had been executed. Havirig inferted one extremity of the pile in one of the ears, which had been previoully moißened with muriate of ammonia, and the other extremity in the other ear, very &mg contra tions were . obferved in all the mufcles of the face, and the gnafhing of the teeth were dif• tidily perceived. By communicating with dif ferent parts of the body, feveral ftrong (hocks were obtained, and a violent palpitation of the heart was caufed. A Society has been formed at Paris, with the title of the Galvanic Society, compofed of the Phyficians and Chymills who have been moil dif• tinguillted by their refearches in Galvanifm. The objea of the iniLitution is to repeat all the experi• ments relating to Galvanifm, and apply its ope• ration in cafes of difeafe. The people in the neighbourhood of Strafburgh are labouring , under continual appreheations -of fome terrible convulfions in the earth. Some fymptcans of an earthquake firft excited their fears, and the fubfequent appearance of feveral meteors has completed their difmay. The more fupertli• tious among them aanally look for the approach ing defiruaton of the world, and they prognotli• cate that this detradtion will be effected by the fire of a Comet, which will, ere long, come is contaa with the earth. Some rumours have reached them, that a Comet, with a fiery tail, has lately been feen, and they devoutly believe that it is ap• pointed to confume the earth with its inhabitants! "What lazy fellows are Bricklayers' labourers!" Paid a loitering Irifh footman to his mailer. " How do you know ? was the anfwer. 66 Becattfe," plied Pat, " when you bid me run with a card to liood, and watched one of them, and be was half an hour going up a ladder." On Wednefday night, about eight o'clock, afire broke out at a houfe at Clapton, near the Church which confumed the fame, with part of the furni• tare, and greatly damaged two houfes adjoining. Hair. ESCAPE.—As Mrs. Si s, the wife of Mr. Sins, rope-maker of London was walking with her hatband and filter on Ran:fgare Cliff, on Monday 'aft, her foot flipped, and the was in the as of filling down the precipice, when ca:ch;n:t by her hands on the extreme edge, the fufpciuk,i herfelf till relieved by her friends 1 The Second State Lottery, 'which CoMIZIerS drawing on Monday 29th November next, contir.o only of 32,000 Tickets, yet difplaying a largo Froportion of capital Prizes, and fo judic ioufl j arranged, that the Tickets mutt rife confiderabt before the drawing. Meru. J. Joaasort and t. therefore beg leave to recommend an early ptv: chafe, and to inform their numerou s friends atid the public in general, that they have O 1 ih' Tickets and Shares in a great variety of N umbers at the previa very low prices, at their old eiht.. blifhed Licenfed State Lottery Office, No. 3, Poll e ; Head Alley, Cornhill, where capital Prices,. t an immenfe amount, have been fold and :hared , l l,' ate more fully expreffed in their Scheme s, deli v, trails, and the only Office that ever fold Twenty Thoufand Pounds Flizo anti On 4u d 3 7 .% s • • • im ~i i a to as 11 'yr U fr fri ti .V • S 0 h a • li I 1