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The official paper of the 26th contains two re• matkable articles from Turkey : one from Egypt Rates the continuati•m of the difturbances at Cairo, and that the Mamelukes are only an hour's march from Rofetta, of which they can eafily make them• fclves mailers ; that it is thought they are conneded with the Englith ; and that there is much talk of an Englilh fnuadron with troops, to land in Egypt. The other article is dated from the Turki(h Capi• tal, and contains an account of the fecret dealings of Pt ince YPSI t ANTI, Holpodar of Wallachia and Mol davia, whole intention, it appears to be to withdraw thole two provinces from the Turkifh Government, and to become independent under the proteltion of Ruffia ; againft which, however, the Mares and the principal perfi)ns arc much layette ; that the Paid Prince YP SI LA N TI defpifes the Turks very much, and has five Ruffian officers in his fervice, in Turk& dreffer, who command his Body Guard of moo men ; that he begins to fortify his capital, and fuffers no merchant or traveller to enter his province, with out examination. The feqiiel of this article relates how great a share that Prince, in concert with the Court of St. Peterf burgh, has had in the infurreftion of the Servians, with the tranquillizing of whom he was charged by the Porte in full confidence, by reafon of the fimila rity of religion. I itllll n. (elves m with the Englifh it The r tal,. and PI ince • davia, v • thole tve and to ; • . the min Prince has five dreffer, • men ; tl • no mere out exat The f that Pri burgh, with the the Port riky of We a ' army of Rhine t coed by recollefl confider to impri all at th. gorous, any pre are mil, r' menacit null 131 C) oiler with in. ing wit! them, v " I They w i tred tha ' mull kn it is for rent is t impr ud, thole wl 1; pole the imprudi Accu flant, th is retuti Seflion which i mit to I manage line of Meat barked vroet 1143 to mare is Orem • It nen 131 immedi that a difemb, The confide rep-rt s the fale of four The the gth Ada rial cat levy a i • to this I which, 3 3. are tablilhi train tahlifh floe vie Ave, !. ed by I. Bits • ' t to the times tuns I dar, t . advan man& pout e, ' many are tell a rat lc. :rt.( AUGUST 31. We are jolt informed 'hat 25 or 3o,ooomen of the army of the coati are preparing to march for the Rhine to cover the frontiers, which feem to be threat ened by the movements of the Auflrians If we but recolleCt the very recent events of the laft war, and confider till the meafures which have been adopted to improve the interior of the pacified country, and all at the inaigation of one will, equally wife and vi gorous, provident and alive, we may fay, without any premature boalt, that the movements of Auftria are only threatening to Auftria herfelf. For if thefe menacing appearances are to produce the eff;es that null probably mile from them, if that gallant army ftt often roofed and fo often repreffed, and burning with impatience for action, pour down without meet ing with any obflacle, upon an enemy that provokes them, who can doubt of the ifTue'of futh a Rruggle ? They will feel themfelves Rill animated by the ha tred that mull fire them againft England, who, they moil know, are the inlligators of the war, and that it is for England's fake alone that the whole Conti nent is to he put in a flame. Such an excefs of blind imprudence cannot well be conceived on the part of thole who are the (port of them, and who would ex pole thernfelves to became the victims of their own imprudence. According to letters from the Hague of the zd in• Rant, the Grand Penfionary, M. SCH IPA M ELPENNINCR, is returned to that city,to open , the firft extraordinary Seßion of the Affembly of their High Mightineffes, which is to take place to-morrow, when he will fob mit to them the refult of his labours for the detailed management of the plan of general taxation, the out line of which was propofed to them the IA meeting. Meantime we have j olt learnt that the troops em barked on hoard the fleets of the Texel and of Hel stoetfloys' have received orders to difembark, and to march with all fpeed to Mentz. The fir( divilion is already landed, and it was to have reached gime guen by the 7th. The fecond and third divifions are immediately to take the fame road. It is added, that a Ilmilar order has been iffned at Boulogne for difembat king the 'mops from the Imperial flotilla. The Swedifh Minider at the Diet of Ratifboo has confidentially declared to the different Minilters, that Terns rubliihed in the • Englifh journals refpeiting the file of Swedith Pomerania, are utterly deflitute of foundation. The States of Bohemia are fummoned to meet on the gth September. A &cite was made by his Majefty, at the Impe rial camp of Boulogne, on the 26th, concerning the levy of the Confcription fur the year 54. Purfuant to this decree, the 30,000 confcripts for the year 54, which, by virtue of the law of the 271 h Nivofe, year 33. are to be railed to complete the army to its ef tablithment, and the thirty thoufand defined to re• snail a• a referve, or to raife the army to the war ef tahldhinent, are to be pnt into aCtive fervice. Boutootot, Atm. 27.—His Imperial Majefly re vie Ned yelterday the divifion of the army command ed by NI:UAW DAVONT. BREST, AUG. 25.—Some of the veffels belonging to the Englifb fquadron cruizing off our port Come times advance into the Goulet, to obferve the mo tions of our troops. Yefterday, and the preceding dar, they had caufe to repent of their temerity. The advanced forts of Bertheaume and Herautrot, com manded by Generals AUGURIAU and BARZAZIN, pouted upon them a (tower of bombs and (hells, notov of which fell aboard and damaged them. We are ..fho d that one of the !hells from the new bat ter; at Keiantet burft on bond the oda of Admi ral Cc.rk wA Ift.ltCsday the light fquadron under the command of Vice Admiral WILtAIRMITZ had an engagemettt l for an hour and an half with the (hips in the van of the Englifh fleet, of which Admiral Coaswatues, fhip was one. The enemy was compelled to fheer off, and ap peared to have fuilaincd eontiderable damage : the Fnudroyant, Alexander, and Impetueux, were the veffels engaged, as well as the Valturente and Vo lunteer ft igates.—Courier de Bre. FROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. HAGUE, AUG. 24.—Some diftempers prevail in our expedition at the Texel, which are a confequence of the confined air on board the (hips, and of the crowded Mate of the men. Of the sOOO horfes em barked, numbers have died. _ _ _ AMSTLILDI.I4. AUG. 30.---General MIOLLES, who fucceeds General Maaransr in the command Of the French troops in this Republic, has eftablithed his head quarters at Utrecht. ROTTE&DAbI, Sari, 2.—The Paris letters to the 29th of Auguk . contain nothing new whatever.— The s per Cent. Confolides, with the Germinal divi dend, were at 6o fr. to cents. LAYDEU, Sarr. r.—The Paris letters contain no thing concerning the Combined Fleet ; but in a letter from Cadiz, dated the 9th initant, it is Rated that the fquadrons at that port and at Carthagena, have formed a junetion with the Combined French and Spanifh fleet, and that their whole force now confab of 44 fail of the line, befides frigates and (mailer veffels. They write from Copenhagen, the 24th as follows :—Purfoant to information received at the Admiralty, the Ruffian fleet, which is erpeeed confining of about twenty large and (mall fhips, has already appeared off the coalts of the Baltic. —Nothing certain can befaid concerning its denim tion. PITIRSBORON AUGUST 10..--It is faid that our troops will thorn y march into the Auftrian territo ries, particularly Gallicia and Silefia, in the neigh bourhood of Jagerndorf and Troppau. There is a report too of an embarkation of troops for Swedith Pomerania, and likewife troops for another deftina tion. AUGUST 12.—Baron ALOPEUS is arrived from Stockholm, but will return thither in a few days, to refume his Ration as Envoy. lisstauaciu, Atm 27.—We are informe4 that the Englith garrifon at Malta confilts at prefent of more than t z,OOO men, and it is thought that a part of them may be dedined for other objeas. A confider able body of Ruffians were at Odeffa, ready for em barkation. nufieur Novostwrzorr, on his return to Peterl burgh from Berlin, was favoured with a private au dience of the Emperor ALIWIDEat and attended a Grand Council of War, at which were prefent, be fides the different Miniters of State, Generals Buz. MOEVDRN, MICHMILSEPI, and VON ng*. Theft three Generals will, it is fuppofed, have the com mand of three feparate armies. There was likewife prefen: at the Council an Hanoverian General, who has for fome time pall refided at St. Peterfburgh.-.- From this cireumftance it was inferred, that the deli verance of the Electorate of Hanover will be the firft operation of the Ruffian army on entering Germany. All the Regiments in garrifon at St. Peterfburgh had received orders from the War Department to make every neceffary preparation for a fpeedy march. - A letter from a molt refpeetable hook at Riga, has, fineelaft poll day, been publiciy handed about in this city, Rating that the total of the Ruffian force which has received orders to hold half in readinefs to march amounts to zBo,ooo men ; and that the Ruffian vef fels ready to yet fail to jo . n the fleet now in the Baltic amount to ten Ilups of ihe line, making altoge ther twenty three fail of the line. A confiderable body of troops is ready to embat k at Odefili for the Black Sea. A fecund div finis alfo ordered to pre. pare for the fame deflinatiun, under the command of General Toesrov. VasNNA, Avo. to.—The Aultrian army which Is affembling at Budweifs, in Bohemia, will be called the Army of Obfervation of the Empire. It will be commanded by the Archduke Citaitt.ss. The army affembled near Lir.tz, is in fuch a pofition as will admit of its being fent either to Italy or Germany, as circnmflances may require. At Pettau will be an Army of Referve for Italy ; but the principal Army of Referve will be formed near Hinkendorf. It may then ferve in cafe of ocean) , either in Italy or in Germany. There are no longer any troops in Gallicia. Deputies from Switzerland have arrived here in confequence of attemp's now going on to bring about the union of Switzerland to France, The S Nils will be forced to entreat Niteen.zon to take them under his puiffant proteftion. Could this be called a volun tary union ? But the good Swifs, except thofe who are always on the fi de of - France, have no with for fuch a meafure. Auourr t 7.—A great part of Switzerland leeks the protection of Aufiria ; but the Deputies who have been fent here for this pnrpofe, have nut yet re ceived any anfwer. Both General Svearcu and General Watssin wot.r have been fent into Gallicia to guide the march: of the Ruffian troops. The Elector of Bavaria has received from hence in all 65,000 mut - vets. It is notorious that the French pretend that M. M. Plonk and COSTANZO had no 6)01 but literary cu rinfity in their journey to Venice ; and they have made reprifals upon Atiftrian travellers at Paris.— But the French Ambaffador here has been told that fuch reprifals could not be allowed unlefs they could convia Aufirian fobjelts of having attest as fpies, fince in time of peace it is not permitted to take plans of fortifications, the depth of canals, and things of that nature. Amidit preparations for war, there are Rill hopes of peace. It was Paid that BON APAILTE had yielded; but this is not believed, as it is not agreeable to his character to yield ; and affairs are fo entangled that it would be difficult for him to give way. It is more generally thought that he will rifk every thing. If hollilities do not commence this year, they will cer tainly begin in the fpring. For this reafon the troops are all marched into Lower Aullria. Auo. 11.—We learn, with the molt lively alarms, that Government has given orders for marching a body of about ts,ooo men through the Electorate of Salzburg, and to form a junction with the troops en ' the Tyrol. This body is compolcd of the Reiter, # leislesa. 'mld Steths regiments of infantry, and of many lquadrons of the boffin of Blankenftein. The Archduke Joan, affißed.by General Mace, is, accord ing to report, to command the army in the Tyrol. The troops defined for the camp of Bedwein are on their march : it will unite the regiments which occupy Bohemia. Another body is eftabliffied in Styria, fizty miles from Gratz ; another near Lax enburg, within eight leagues of Vienna ; and a third at Wets, near Luna, in Upper Auftria. MUNICH. AUG. general uneafinefs pee.' vades the public mind here, and never was difquie rude founded upon jolter or more urgent grounds. The preparations and armaments of Aultria, at a time when all its neighbours are at peace, are a fut . - ficient proof that the is determined on war, and the immenfe bodies of troops which the is marching to wards the Inn, indicate an intention on her part to take poffeffion of Bavaria, as the fiat operation.— The propofitions of the Auftrian Minißer at Munich have even transformed probabilities into certainty, that Miniller having openly declared that waiting the refult of the negotiations with France, his Court would take poifelfion of Bavaria, as a fecurity. Is confequence, many perfons expea every moment to fee the Alsatians pats the Inn, and march againtl Munich ; and the Eleaor of Bavaria finds himfelf conftrained to take meafures of precaution for his States, and his perfonal fafety. Irrsraucx, Atm. la.—Every place here is full of troops, and every day forme freth ones arrive. A gene. ral movement has taken place amongft all the troops of the Monarchy ; a camp of thirty or forty thoufand men is to be immediately formed at Badwein ; ano *ther in Styria. near Gratz. and a third at Mucken dorf. eight leagues from Vienna. The troops that are to compote them are on their march. Prince Cams: has parchafed the horfes for his fuite : the Archduke Joint is to let out about the end of this' month : thirty battalions, at prefent on the frontiers of Turkey, are under orders , to hold themfelves in readinefs to march at a moment's warning. Faanarov, Auo. sq.—According to fome of the German Journals. the Eleaor of &mina has col heed a large army. fupported by an immenfe trtil lery, on the frontiers of Auftria. This Prince, it is afferted, is determined, should he be obliged to re nounce his neutrality, to follow in every thing the impulfion of France and of Pruffia, whole interefts are infeparable. RAIIIIOII, AUG. 10..... We commonly feel here all the fentiments that animate at the fame time the different parties of the Germanic Body. At prefent they are abfarbed in one alone, for the conliernation is general. The Ruffian troops are laid to be on their march towards Hungary and Bohemia, menacing us 1 as much as France; they infpire confidence into An- Rd*, whore troops are on the point of invading Ba varia, Wurtzburg, Suable, and even Switzerland, All there movements announce that Southern Ger many approaches to the greateft misfortunes.—Moni loon Auossuao, Au°. t 9 receive accounts from different parts of the South of Germany. the authen ticity of which we cannot guarantee, and which fecm to prepare for important events. If any credit is to be given to them, an immediate affemblage of Plaf fian troops is to be expeaed in Franconia, in the Mar graviates of Anfpach and:Bareuth, with a view, ac cording to report, to fecure this Circle, of which the King of Plasma is Co-direitor, from all attempts. and to give a refpeaablc fapport to that neutrality which the Princes of the South of Germany are de termined to maintain, in cafe the Court of Vienna fhould be drawn into the war, and attempt to involv'e them alto in it. A treaty between the Courts of Ber lin and Munich for the fame objet is alto talked of. Atm. a t.—. The interchange of couriers is again very brick. Lail night an Außrian cabinet merfenger palled through this city in great hafte, in his way from Paris to Vienna. Shortly after there arrived a Bava ro.Palatine courier,likewite from Paris,who proceeded to Munich in a great hurry. Fiore SUABIA, Atm. O.—The camp at Bregenz will be increafed to ts,ooo men, by fome regiments of infantry from the Tyrol ; it is formed for the pur pole of peddling the army, under the direftion of General Baron WOLFSK6HL in the new exercife, which will he introduced in the Imperial army. At Munich they are employed in removing the re fidence of the Court to Wurtzburg ; the troops are ready to march. hejortant chine: are expeBed is Ba. SALSIBURON, AUG. 14.—A1l the regiments quar tered on the frontiers of Turkey have received orders to hold themfelves in readinefs to march, and all the accounts from the frontiers announce the move ments of the Aultrians towards the Inn and the rot ; befides the twelve thonfand men which arrived at Brannan, a confiderable force has proceeded to wards Sharding. RATISBON, AUG. 21.r—All acenpnts from Atiftria (peak of great movements among the Imperial troops: meanwhile it appears to be true that Auftria has no thoughts of interrupting the peace, bqt that the is putting herfelf in a proper !late of defence, in the event of a war breaking out on the Continent. It ,is hoped, however, that the Nute which the Court of the Boman Emperor hay caLfed' to he delivered at Paris and St Peteaburgh, will have the de fi red ef fee. In that note the Emperor offers his mediation in the differences calling between Ruilia and France t and cherifhes a hope that the King of Pruffia will readily co-operate to that tired. Meanwhile it is af ferted, that the Imperial Miniller has prefented a note to the Court of Munich, which opens a prolpeet that a part of Bavaria will be occupied. SWITZERLAND, Atm. uo•--On the 17th July, the Diet of Solothurn was concluded, and the Amtmann, Glutz, contradifted the reports that have been pro pagated, of an approaching incorporation with ano ther hate. He requelled the Deputies to confute this report, on their return to their refpeftive Can tons, and to inform their countrtmen, that the Diet had received certain affurances of the continuation of good will of their dignified Mediator and great Ally; that fuch reports were injurious to the cha radter of the Great Emperor, as they pre.fuppofe the dearnaion of the work of reconciliation, which could not but be confidered as one of the moll diainguith ed achievements of hi; creative genius. What, for infiance, would be thought of a watch maker, whofe work tailed only three or four years No ! that work ofconciliation, fo wifely accomplithed, was pro ceeding in an orderly, dearly, and well regulated cook.. ..%y . . LONDON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. !RICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Coo(. for money, 18--for account 581-omnitur. 3. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 per C. Red. Ann. that I India Stott 3 per Cent. Conf. 58158 India Bonds. Is. is. dif. 4 per Cent. Ihut I Imp. 3 per Cent. 01 5 per Cent. Navy, 88i 89 Each. Bills, n. 41L tau pt. 5 per Cent.l797, Omit Onaninni, 3 per• Loot Ann. but Lottery Tickets, 191 135. Short Ann. Bun I Cool for ace. 5811.; An overland difpatch from India an ived yellerdar at the EaR India Honfe. We underhand, that it has not brought any accounts of military operations, of a later date than thole already publifhed. The private letters vary in their Ilatements refpeling the loge of Bhurtpore. The moll probable conclufion, however, deducible from them, is, that Lord LAEC was wait ing for the battering train from Allahabad, and the fibres, kc. from Cawnpore, before he made the &fault meditated upon that place, which all accounts agree, would take place before the 27th of February, as the rainy fcafon, or monfnon, would fed in in March, when the operations of the army mull, due celEty, ceafe. The Ratement given in this paper yeflerday, that the camps on the French coati have broken up, and that the troops have marched off to the Banks of the Rhine, is confirmed by the crew of the French lug ger Angelique, bound from Boulogne to Dieppe with empty calks, captured by the Couatsa armed cutter, Lieutenant Bowe, and fent into Dover. The intelligence by the Li(bon Mail on Wednef• day, Rating that before the failing of the Auckland packet the French frigate Topaze had arrived at Litho% may turn out to have been founded in fome minake. Letters received at Plymouth from Lifissn on the sth inR. Rate that the Topaze has been cap tured by the Rat:masa of 4 guns, and fent into that port. There is great probability that this intelligence will be confirmed; for the R.AISONABLE was the veP fed left in purfnit of the Topaze when la Torche was taken by the GoLtan—a circumftance which could not have been known at Lifbon, had not that veffel or her prize arrived there, or been feen by Tome vef fel bound to that port. This is the third of the fquadron that Ailed in the capture of the BLANCH a. The only one that has efcaped is the Department de Lande, of as guns, and we are not without hopes that we may yet hear good accounts of her. His Majefty's fl pop noves, arrived at Falmouth from a cruise, fpoke a neutral wail, which informed Capt. Hamococe that, as we have already learnt,the Combined Fleets arrived at Cadiz on the loth uk. and further, that Sir Rosier CALDER, with the (hips under his command, had arrived there on the :6th ult. and had joined Admiral COLLINGWOODIS fqna dron ; their joint force confining of s 6 fail of the line. The blockading fquadron would have been Rill greater, but three of Admiral Cocsmowoon's Mips were repairing at Gibraltar. Difpatches were yefterday received from the Chan nel Fleet, brought to Plymouth by the CHARLOTTS fawner, of to guns, Lieut. &tr. Fram what has been fuffered to tranfpire it is not impoffible that we may Coon hear of an action in that quarter unlefs the movements of the er . emy be merely intended as a bravado. Whip :he Cmalsovre left Admiral CoaxwaLLis, the French fleet was (landing out ef Brea, and one of them had g"t round Si. Matthew's point. They had a light breeze of wind, and bad every thing fet. Our fleet was lying withcut be calmed. The Briti(h'ftigates within had the fignal flying for the enemy's coming out of port ; and as they had not wind to difplay the Aar, they were hung by ropes carried horizontally from one mart head to the other. Yefterday advice was received at the Admiralty, from the Captain of tt neutral veffel, frvin which it appears, that the enemy's fquadron, which Ina failed from Rochefort, had certa . ply returned into that port. Our Palmonth letter, received this day, !later. that the American (hip Briftol Packet, arrived there, (poke on Saturday !aft his Majeity'slhip Tussles, of 74 guns, having under her convoy 115 fail of home ward bound Welt Indiamen We have th • platy e to add, that the Tuasi•us arrived yefterday in the Downs, with 57 of thefe fisips. wog of which have failed for the River. We have received Dutch Journals to the 4th ink and Paris to the tft ion. from which we have given cane extra is in the preceding columns. They con. firm the accounts we have acre idy give i of the troops deftined for the invition of this country having been ordered to the German frontier. From apooo to 33,000 have been marched from Boulogne, and more will probably Coon follow; and the troops embarked in the Teed have been landed, and are ordered to Mentz. All theft movements tend to thew that hankies will probably loon commence between France and Auaria. There are, however, other circumnances which may prevent an actual appeal to arms for fume time, and allow . the parties to gain time for farther preparations, if they do not lead to negotiations for peace. Sometime ago Botts ratva expreffed a with that Auntie would media ate between France end Ruffla t to prevent a war