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GENERAL ELECTION. I tO TM WORTHY AND INDEPENDPNT LIVERY OF THI cry Or LONDON. Ogiraitattla s WAY Worthy Friend, Mr John William Ander fon. brifY.ff ocidird bes intention et withdrawing himfelf from public Its. •It am encouraged by the flattering opinion and urgent advice of Many eftintable friends, to offer mufelf to your notice at this tiny as a Candidate for the honour of bel;tgesae of the Repre tentativa of this great City in thereat Parliament. If a faithful and cookie:lnoue difcbarge of the gnat duties of the Magiftracy for many yeancen recommend me to your favour, if undeviating attention and &din seal maths:dein important and negative office of Sheriff during the arduous period I held that h• teed trutt—if the dignified and refponfible charaeter of your Chief Maglibear has, thrones its various weighty and laborious tune lions, been maintained by my humble efforts, fo as to merit the bonourable approval which my fellow Catania have repeatedly tcf tilled—if Ready loyalty to our beloved Sovereign, and rooted at tachment to the moll glorious Constitution under Heaven, which 1 have been frequently called upon to evince, and, I truft, have as frequently and retvently emceed, may rely upon your rapport— then, Gentirmen. I confers I &Where the vanity to hope, and the pride to believe, that this appeal of my ambition to fill the molt honourable poll in your pews to confer, will not be priumptu • *us, nor be made in vain. • &NM rite, Gentlemen, that mould you be induced to plate fo high a degree of your confidence in me as to itiveß me with the proud diameter of one of your Iteprefentatives in Parliament, every energy of my life (hall be devoted to your Cr-twice. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With great mired and elleern. Your aloft obedient and molt faithful bumble Servant. Manikin Houk, OR. 39. JAMES SHAW. Mayor. EMEN, CLERGY, •nd FREE the COUNTY of BUCKS. '0 the lOLUYS.b OINTIAWIN. THE affurances of Support which I have received • from various molt refpedtable (letters, sad the confidence that 1 have not abufed the truft which the partiality of there who fhlt recommended me to your notice has Induced you, in three faced:Svc Parliaments, to repofe lame, embolden me again to of fer you my (cram upon the prefsat accalion. As the principles upon which I have reprefented you continue the fame, I hope I may Batter myfelf that I fhall have the humour of your couotenance and fupport as the day of Eleatoa. I have the boooar to be, Gentlemen, Your mat obedient bumble Servant, SCOTT TI fCHFIELD. TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS ' OF THE COUNTY OF DORSET. GIIIITLEMIN, IT being intimated to me that Mr. Baowaa intends to decline offering hlmfeif for the County, I an encouraged by the flattering opinion and urgent advice of many cfttrnabl c Friends to offer myfelf to your notice as a Candidate for the honour of ban one of your Reprefeotativa In the nest Parliament. Should • you be induced to place fo high a degree of confidence In me. I beg =oft 4:smelly to allure you, that you may rely on my molt zea lous attention and utmoft exertion to promote your local Intact/A, as well as fupport our dwelt Rights and Liberties on the moat coallitutional principles. I have the honour to be, With the outwit refpeel, Gentlemen, Your molt obedient and devoted humble !errant, Fryanfton, Odt, 30, tsc6. E. D. PORTM AN. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS 1 OF THE COUNTY OF DURHAM. THE Rumours of an approaching Diffylutinn of Parliament render it my duty to addicts you without delay, and to declare my flied determination to foliut, for the fourth time your favour and rapport. Deeply impreffed with gratitude for the honour T have received r' by the repeated trult reputed in ma, I hope it will not be thought prefumptuous to requell a continuance of your confidence at the approaching Elediton. My loos tonneedon with the County of Durham. and the numerous Favours I have received from my Conftituents ' cannot but lacerate the attachment with which I have ever been devoted to than. If lam fo happy u to have merited your approbation by my pall conduft., reft adored that the fame indtpondance and principle, sod the fame ardent with to promote the welfare of this Cooney is particular. sod the profperity of the Kingdom In gene. ! cal, Roil regulate my future alias. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your obliged, and very faithful fervent, SeilaaN Oet. rE, :So& RALPH MILLBANICE. TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE CITY OF OXFORD. Garcrtzumr, rrHE Diffolution of Parliament has again given ...' I you an opportunity of exerclfing your privilege of chooling 6 - &eh Perrone as you may approve, to reprefent you In the Senate of S the Nation. The diftingni(hed moaner in which on a former occafion, you were pleated to entruft tiour valuable intererls to my care, marked the time of the loft Eleelioo as the proud& period of my lite. I that perspired you fidelity of (entice, an engaganeut I have ever felt molt fared. Coercion, of having on all ortaGons difcharged my duty to you i to the belt of my power, I with confidence again Witte your favour and fupport. Should you think proper to re.ekcl me your Re =tire, you may be adored dm. feduluu. attention lo Par , and may rely that I !hall be Influenced by no confideration but the welfare of the country at large, and the particular interdts of my Conftituents. !Mee the honour to be, Gentlemen, with great rrfpedt, t Your molt obliged and faithful fervant, Oxford, OR. ty, deo. JOHN AT KY NS WRIGHT. STATE LOTTERY, s So 6 TUESDAY the 4.th of November, will be the thitd day of Drawing; after which there will remain but (even days more to draw; and, from the following extraordinary Rich State of the Wheel, namely, a Ptlses of C sopoo 3 Prizes Of ,C 1000 a .•••• 10,000 7 --.. iv* s ss— 5.00 0 Betides a oct au. &e. An early purelsafe Is recommended by J. BRAN3COMB and Co. - Proprietors of tie Leek, Oct,,fa No it, Holborn. No. 37, Corn. bill, and No. A Haymarket, Piccadilly; Where the followlog Capital Prises wen fold in ij 7 Shares, in the 1&A aid prokot year, namtly. No. 3430 £ loco No. 13.747 . £lO4OO * 1 A 77 1 , 00 0 4 t 6 •••• 10000 2 4 ,6 99 - 1.000 9.119 .. 10.000 16,801 - 2,000 21.643 10.000 moos 1,000 7,686 •-- /010/0 4P77 n kixn 7.737 10,022 , . Llkewife - No. 12459. With is Prizes of soul. and a great number or tool. jol. And where Tickets and Shama are now Idling la rut variety of numbers, u cheap au at auy Llcenfed Office la hnalanal, and the earlieft account kat adveaturera ' if regittered. All orders from tha Country, with a remittance, daily attended to. To the LITERARY and FASHIONABLE WORLD. Oa the eft day of November, ilkls, will be publifhol, price 2.1.64. The Pith Number of • Clalßtal,Uritfoai, and Interetting Work, entitled L E BEAT MONDE; or LI T and FASIOIOII. ABLE MAGAZINE. Several of the molt diftinguifhed Authors have pledged them- Meta to cootrihote their Literary k &finny, which will be fcicded with die titenoft tale and Judgment; thin this Work cannot fail of being highly important and twenty to evsry bisia of beicace and ofe<Lk rsrure. The Embelllam:enrol will I • of the molt brilliant Order, and will confift of a correet aids of ear Mott Gran lova ling. en graved by permillion km Hoyden'. Grand Edition of litialierpeors ; the painting from %pleb it was When iety Sir William hiechey— Two beautifully cornered Engravings of a Man of Fs&ion, one in • Morning**, sad the other in an Evening% Drefs ; and a trued- Welly coloored engraving of a liarouche Landau. . . J. 4. Batt aod - Oso gave pledged ihemfelves to product this tier Waaaaine its a (speller Ryle of tSg6Allee, and tlieretOre the Admirers of Literature and the fthe Arts may be atoned, that this Pahheation will tar cicala's,' Work of the kind that haa hi therto arpesiod. riatC4 and puNifbed for J. B /1/11 and Co. No. 254. HO Hulboro, end may be ha.l ut cecry &widener sod tirwboao atroothourtYa Untord Kingdom. VICTUALLING °MCI, 0840 s 3, OW. THE OOMMISS'IONERS for VICTUALLING NIS MAyISTY'S NAVY, `beryl, gine notice, That on Friday the jilt of Odaher inflow, Mr. Miller, their Agent at Plymouth, will be ready to receive Tedder. in writing, (faded up) for fuch quantities of KILN•DRIED ENGLISH PEASE of the heft guilty, u the refpative Dealers therein may think proper to offer; to be delivered iu the (pace of one Month, free of all charge add rick to Hie Mikity, into His Majefty's Vidualling Stores at that Port ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with tntercft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Comrade may be fa" at tha Offiae of tie Agent Whiner, at Plynsonth aforefaid. Net ever/ suU be had to say ?mar in which the trice fiall ant ie *reed in words at kora. el , that Atli sat it delivered to Me. Millekfore ewe **cloth ea the Aid Fridge, the 3Vi of CheiceSer, owe unhfi tic perfie soda wait: the Teekr, or feat poles es b.s behalf, eters& to aafear %vb. caddie,. AMERICA. NEW YORE, SEPT. 7. The French frigate le Valeureuz, of 32 guns, now refitting at Moreno Hook, is one of the fquadron known by the name of Jeacima's fquadron, which moved to the Welward after quitting the Weft In dies. The French cruifed feveral days off Charlellon, in hopes of intercepting (cone of the Britith convoys from the Welt Indies, when, finding they were Rill allern, they Rood to the eaflward. About the tzth or t3th of Augull, their look out frigate, the Va. leureuz, difeovered a Britifh convoy, of forty fail, and three (hips of war, and immediately made fail to return to her fquadron. On the 54th (be took the Britifb (hip Hebe, NEWTON, from Trinidad for Ber muda ; and after taking out the people, and fuch so ticks as they chore, they funk the (loop, and brought the people in. On the t 7th, in lat. 27. long. 64. le Valeureux fell in with her fquadron : but at this time the (hip of Jsaorse was miffing, and fur het they lay-to two days ; but not being joined by her, they determined to purfue the convoy without him ; but loon after, the ,9th of Anguß, a moll tremen. dons gale of wind came on, which in the night fepa rated them, and obliged them to reek a port of fafety. The Valeureux putted for Virginia ; but, when off the Chefapeak, was obliged to bear away for the Delaware, as the wind was ahead. The Valeureuz was obliged to cut away her mizen mart, carried away both her other top malls, top fails, fore and main and Ray fails, and received other damage.— The fquadron has taken eighteen prizes fince they left • Itlartinico, among which are the Hebe, above mentioned, and the brig. , Capt. Motels, from Newfoundland for Barbadoes, which they alfo plundered and funk. Arrived off this port the brig Ceres, from Haven. nah.—Aug. z 6, lat. 35. 30. long. 17. fell in with an Eriglith brig, laden with coffee, &fitted ; pot the mate and two perfuns on board, and took charge of her.—Aug. z 7, fell in with and boarded an Englifh fhip, likewife deferted ; her main and mizen mall gene by the board ; took out feveral articles, and left her.—Sept. 9 parted with the brig in a reve r e hurri cane from h. 1 .4 E. Sem 13.—The following is the latell account of the French fleet under jEll,fl4ll B . The Iquadron, at failing, confilled of the Veteran, of 74 gun►, commanded by Jsanms Bo AAAAA se ; l'Eolc, 74 ; l'lmpetueux, 84; le Collor, 74 Patriote, 741 le Foudruyant, b 4 ; and Valeureta frigate. The four former have not been heard of fince the late gale.— The Valeureux has put into the Delaware. &lama a total wreck. The fr'striote has gut into the Chefs peak, difmalied and otherwife damaged ; and the following account will thew the fate of the Fuu iiroyant t— _ _ _ " Woo, September 9. r Grin Tripp, from Grenada, arrived at Tanana; Worms that en the tt ft of Anglin, In !UM. t9.long. Ai. 39. feebig a fhip dirt - aided, with fitters up tont a top malt. with Englifti colours , halted half malt, ha bore down for her, white another febooner to leeward hauled up (or her. She proved to be a French So, harlot loft her redder, malts, and bow fprit, and having (even hundred I men on board. The Frenchman ordered Captain T. to fend his boat or board, which he did, and was furprized to fee it return, fora after, full of men annul, who brought • tow line on beard, and made it (alt to his main matt. Captain T. told them It would tear his vend to pieces ; but he was not heeded. The other vcf fel, which was commanded by Captain Grazier, of Holton, then i came up, having two Micas and Sec Frenchmen on beard. They Rood W. S. W. sod were very nigh petting foul of the maa of war, and would, had not Captain T. cite the hawfcr. Captain T.'s fails were torn in piece.., and the Frenchmen, confining of a Lieute nant, Midfliipman,and fin men, took comnund of the velfel—and , miftruiting he intended making spat, bore about the (hip. The Captains of the fehooners went on board the AIM to And out where they intended going, but could obtain no intelligenceidonly they wanted to keep the fltip's head weft. They had about buy fathoms cable Rruek out of the ward room .fern, bin nobody attended it to Seer the (hip—they bad got up main and tore (par tualls,but two thirds of the men were lying between decks. One of the crew, who could (posh finglifit, told Captain T. they were going to make fail, and take him in tow, hand his fails, and Rau by him ; and that if they could not do any thing with the /kip, they were corning all mimed the seffels, which meld not hold them with (wept holds. Captain T. then returned to hat mated the Lieutenant, and made preparations (or retaking his reel, and purfuing his voyage. Four of the Frenchmen were put down in the hold, and Captain T. taking the command of the quarter deck, drove the (Meer below. lo the conceit, Captain T.'. mate was pulled nearly half way down the hold by the Frenchmen ; but hit men hauled him back, fattened the hatches dawn, twined nut the long boat, drove them invo It unity, let them go ter the ikip. and then made fall to get oat of gen that. "The above tip was Admiral GuilLumez's lag ildp, Feu. drown." Extra& of a letter from Wilmington , North Ci r . rolina, dated Auguß :6 : We have witneifed the molt violent and deftrue. live norm of wind and rain ever before known here. On Thurfday evening left, the gale commenced at N. E. and increafed, by degrees, until Friday about ten A. M. it then became a hurricane, and blew with ' the utrooft violence. On Saturday, at day light, the wind began to veer, and about (even A. M. fettled at S. W. and continued untill twelve or die o'clock, when it teemed to abate, but did not fublide until be. tween five and fix in the afternoon. The tide role to a height heretofore unknown ; the wharfs are much damaged ; the lefs in dry goods, fait, fugar, rice, lumber, &c. is beyond conception, and cannot be af. certained. When the wind fhifted to S. W. it teemed to threaten univerfal deftruAion, the gable ends of three brick houfet were walked or blown down ; many wooden buildings were cenfiderably wrecked, and tome unfinifhed ones entirely demolilbed. Mr. Ifaac Walden was killed by the falling of an old burnt wall, and we hear that feveral negroes have beeb killed, and one drowned, on plantations, in our vicinity. As far as we have been able to obtain in formation, the crops of corn, peas, Tice, kc. ale al ma entirely dellroyed. The falling of trees, and breaking up of bridges, have fufpended the commu nication between the town and country, and the Rage not having arrived, we are unable to give an account of the extenfive and diftreffing toffee, inevitable throughout the diftrie, and, we fear, the whole Rate. The following vcffels were driven from their an chorage and faits, and have gone on fhore : the Ma tilda, with the lots of her malls, which went by the' board the infant fist 'truck ; fhip Cape Fear, Bet. nard ; brig Matilda, Hunter ; brig Polly, owned by. Mr. Howell, of Rhode Bland; brig Sufannah, of Charieflon ; brig Sally, of Troy ; fchooner Regula-• tor, Dl•llbenny ; fchooner Liberty, Rand(let, of New York ; and a fchooner belonging to New River. The brig Hiram, Church, of Hallowell, from Ber biee, with a cargo of fugar and coffee, homeward bound, is amore on the beach near Deep Inlet ; and the fchooner Two Sifters, of New River, lies on the beach near Barren Inlet. At Smithville, the damages were fevere. The wharfs are completely deftroyed, and chimnies and fences blown down. The (hip Commerce, of New York ; brig Ranger ; fchoonersClarifti and Eliza, of Ncrwich, with outward bound cargoes, arc on thorn. I'wo pettiaugers (love ; all the (mail craft and plea lure boats are at a vaft diftance on the land. The revenue cutter, Governor William ' s, of Newbern, employed cm the fumy of the coati, by cutting her malts and flinging her guns, and heaving them out; ta shill her anchors, rode out the gale. No lives were loft. -The gale commenced at Smith,ille, un Thnrfday, at N. E. and increafed all Friday ; between to and is o'clock on Friday night it (hiked fuddenly to S. W. and blew a hurricane until to o'clock, when it Bated to W. The tide was higher than was ever known fIRCe the year 1762 or 1763, when New Inlet broke ; the fea was uncommonly agitated. The brig Polly, of —, 4o days from Jamaica, in ballaft, with a pilot on board, was feen at anchor off the Bar on Tburfday, with topmafts down.— Great apptehenfions are entertained for her faiety. GENERAL MIRAN' A. " raw TOIL, sa►T.ss. " Captain &own, of the brig Ontario, who ar rived this morning, in twenty days from Curacoa, informs us, that after taking Coro Port, MIRANDA was defeated in an engagement with the Spaniards, and compelled to re-embark." " PEILADCLPMIA, MT. 13. " Capt. Baoww, of the fbip Ontario, from Cura coa, informs us, that accounts had been received there from the Main, which Sated that MIRANDA landed at Coro on the Loth of Augult, and took poi feffion of the town and fort without refillance ; but that in a fubfequent engagement with the Spaniards, he had been defeated and compelled to relinquilh thofe advantages, and on the igth was at the ifland of Aruba." On this fuhjee we have been favoured with the following mime of a letter from a refpeetable corn mercial poufs at Curacoa to another in this city, dated Auguß 18: " I take the liberty of acquainting you, that we yeflerday received, by an exprefs from Coro, the cer• tam news of MILANI/A having landed there three weeks befoie, with two (hips, two brigs, and (even !mane:. veffelb : and after a revere engagement with the Spaniards, has been routed, and had to take to his (hips. Nobody knows what courfe he afterwards tout. I mention this for your caution, fhould you undertake any buGnefs on the Main. I fear the American Rag will not now be fo well received there as formerly."- GENERAL ELECTION. To the CIENTLEMFN, CLAROY. and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BUCKS. t London. law at, Via. RI the DMllutinn 14 Parliament, you will again be called upon to atereile your privilege of elating your future Reprefuntatives ; and I beg kart spin to offer myfelf to your choice. 1 troll and hope, that the few months which have elapkd, Mae you conferred upon me the itrongeft and moll Reacting mark of your confidence, by re-tteCting me, after my accept:nee of the office which I hold, have not changed the fentinants of kindlier' and indulgence. which in duced you, upon that occauoo, to think me not unworthy of your proteetion and (import. If I &mild again bolo fortunate as to enjoy the fame dillinguithed honour, 1 beg yea wiU be lieve it will be the Rudy of my life to make you the only route In my power, by exerting myfelf with a seal which I can satwer for--hot with abilities unequal to the talk—in the maintenance of your Independence, and in the fupport of your lotertit. and Pro fperity. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, With the warmeft fentimes.ts of devotion and WK.% Your allied and faithful humble fervent, CHANDOS TEMPLE • TO THE WORTHY ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. IN confrquence of Lnrd PPRCY'S having declineJ in offrr himfelf again for Weilmioller, T OW Voice and Intc reit are requetted for Sir SAMUEL HOOD. PI(TU/LL/NG•OPIICA, 084.. 23. 11106. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIGTUALLING MIS MA7ES7rs NAYS; ab hereiy gives Mare. That so Tburfday neat the 30th initant, they will be ready to receive Tandem in writing ((card up) and treat for ONE HUN-, DRIED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be aafwerabla te temples to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered in the wising Packages into the Vidualling Stores at Deptford; in the properties" of not lefs than Twenty, nor more than Thing Tees per week, from the date of the Contrail ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with tutezeft ninety days after date. . . The Condidons of the Cootrad may be fecu at the Secretary's °lice. No nerd will do had to fay Taller i. 'skill do trite AM oat to blared is words at lard, w that ,id!.. is dermas 's/ to de Board Wert Ow iliosi • a Oa jail Thwiday wet *be 30th aillarst, sir .ail/. ti. Palm who wake the Tatar, or fans Pal« on hio Mold; egad, to affirms' whoa rata bd. BALTIMORE, SEPT. S. The gale which feparaled the French fleet, com menced on the isith of Augutt ; at which time they had in tow an American fchooner, from St. Do mingo. A latitudc was fixed on, in cafe of fepara• tion, is which the fleet was to:join. The Patriote cruised in the limed latitude for Tome titne—bnt, teeing none of the fleet appear, thought proper to put into the Chefapeak to repair, which he entered on the sBth. The Cumberland, one of the Jamaica fleet, has been totally loft. SEPT. rs. Yeflerday arrived the brig Clio, Itersiola. from Cayenne. Sailed from thence, Auguft 6, and left no American veffels there. On the 4th of September. lat. 39. 2. fpoke the (hip Hibernia, /lir - maned. Cap. tain rosier, from Jamaica for Bolton, in dillrefs fupplied her with bread, water, and provifions, and took three men from him, viz..Charlel Ofinant John Solar, and a French prifoner, put on board at J. 'mica, whom he bad picked up at fea, in a long boar, belonging to the (hip Francis, from Jamaica fur Lon don, which foundered at fea in lat. 30. so. Catetre OSMOND. of 'London, relates. that h. c...;41 as mate in the (hip Francis, Captain Hut. (late Gawp:, who died in Jamaica), on the a7th of July front 'Jamaica, as one of a fleet of 150 fail, under convoy of one 74, and two frigates; one of them the Fgyptierme, of 44 guns: that ea the 256 of Aug:al, is lat. 29. to. long. 79. so. they experienced a revere gat of wind, when the Francis became a mere wreck, in which captain HALL, the carpenter, one foreman man, and, two apprentices, took to the yawl, which was very leaky, and left the (lip on the.26th. The remainder of the crew, so in number, having put a few articles imp the long boat, the form wattled overboard, and nearly filled, by which means they 101 l their water and provifions, except tome trifles and a few bottles of porter. On the day after they took to their boat the wind was, if poflible, more violent. The (hip they few go down before they left her ; and while in the boat drifting about, they law five velfels bottom up, two of them copper-bottomed, and which they furore to be part of the fleet, one half of which they think it not improbable mull have met the fame fate with themfclvee. On the ninth day after Igving the Francis, they fell in with the ail) HiberMa, Capt. Foals?, who took the furvivors, fix in number, on board; when the next day The encountered another gale, that carried away her bowfprit, her fore and maintop melt:. Being thort of provifions when the met the Clio, put on board of her three of her crew, who were brought in as above related. James Wil liams died on board the boat the (lax they got on board the Hibernia. FRANCE. PARIS, OCTOBER to. The detachments of the Imperial . Guard which were at Milan, fet out on the ill of Odober to join their corps in Germany. Thefe detachments are nu merous, and remarkable for their excellentllap, and the fpirit by which they are animated. . °croaks. I.—On the sth, the Emperor was Rill at Wu: tzburg. He did not feel any ill conic:pence' fromiatigue, and enjoyed the heft health. Ocrossa s.—On the morning of the 9th, a cods rier of his Majeßy the Emperor, paged thtough .Bruf leis, on his way from the head quarters atWurtaffurgs proceeding with all poffible haft to Paris. Lord Lauderdale has left Paris upon his return to England.—(Gareth de Fraitts.) he Rate of the public mind at Paris is truly so. markable ; From day to day its inhabitants await, without anxiety, the intelligence that hankies have commenced, and yet reports of peace are lisooger than thole of war : every one feems to be aware wbat are the true intereßs of Pruffia. So late az yeaerday, we were affured that very recent letters front the Grand army, Itteckit as certain, that the troops were in fight of each other ; but that the Kiog of Pruffia had fent one of his Officers to the ?tench head quar ters, vdth a letter addreffed to the Emperor. It is added, that this ?ruffian Officer loon afterwards re• turned with an anfwert No one endeavours to inter. pret this cotrefpondeace, but they are convinced that, in the prefent circumftances, it mull decide the quef• lion of peace or war. In the night, between the Bth and 9th of tlftober, the Englilk made a new attempt on the town and harbour of Boulogne, with their infertial machines. If they meant to make a noife, they were fuccefsful ; all the letters from that plate agree in derail:nig the report as truly terrific ; they further agree in affirm ing, that not a lite was 1011, nor any perfon wounded. The damage is confined to two houfes which were confiderably injured, and (rime others Rightly. Meffrs. de Mohan, a General in the Auftrian fer• vice, the Count de Miels, Chamberlain of the Empe ror of Auntie, the Countels of Wetternich Wilburgh, and family, and likewife a courier from Vienna, paired thro' Nancy, on the Bth inft. on their way to Paris. Several Englilh ve ff els approached the harbour of Boulogne on the Bth of this mcnth, with the dxfign of letting fire to the flotilla ; and, with dral view. they threw a great quanta rof rockets and SA works, which, fortunately, produced no ace. The prifoners brought into Dieppe by an Englilh flag of truce, are all infirm or lick, and belong to the divition of Captaio Domanoir. The !loop, after taking on board (cane provifions again let fail on her return. The Aigle privateer , Of Boulogne, has carried into that port the English fhip the Peace, laden with gin, Etc. The troops which are at Paris have received orders to let out immediately for the army. The whole re terve of the delta' tment of Eure let out on the 9th. The elevation of the public funds Rill continues ; it difconcerts the fpeculators, and proves the increa flog confidence which the government infpires. The places of rendezvous for the formation of the three Swift regiments, the fluff of which has jun been appointed by the Emperor, are Avignon, Lille, and Rennet. Ocrosact 14.—1 t is generally underftond, that the Confcrvative Senate has been fummoned to meet to day : and that it will receive a communication of the higheft importance from his Majefty the Emperor. VITRE, OCTOBER It. Numbers of confcripts, from different departments, all of whom have as air of gaiety and fatisfadion, have arrived here. Though the day's march from Rennes to Vitre is ten leagues, yet, at night, the of amble in our public places, and d a n ce to t h e f o und of violins, which Tome of them carry wish them. Divifions of Englillt prifoners, of about 5o men each, have paned this way, within thole two days. under efeort of the Gen/ d'Arnas, on their road to Arras. They were taken by tonic French frigates, which landed them at L'Olicut. BOROUGH OF DERBY. UOILDRALL, OdtObersO, 11106. AT a Common Hall, held chit day, it was multi aloofly refolved, That the Thanks nt this Corporation be given to the Rev. CHAS. STEAD HOPE, the late Mayor, for the dignity with which he has fupported, and the integrity, attention, sod ability with which he has difeharged the various duties of that Important Ogee ; for his ►ofpltable and mimosas attention to the Inhabi tant. at large, and for his particular exertions in fupport of the Magiftracy, and the independence, honour, and interefts of t►is Corporation. That the above Refolution (Gamed by the TWO Clerk) be In• tested in the London and Derby Newfpapera" ED. WARD, Town Clerk.