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tworesso• t am ee7104 Pint Pillheillitio *OE he* years-old. bonsln Seimedorf relle •is Norma; berg, when leerry no the ender %gnaws and firm of the hoofs Ile'iallnd Co." When the accand was made erepalated with the diluent pieces again* him. the Prelident e through the medium of the Interpreter, duly Nrprn at ' fo e . hid. proceeded to rut the Amend ittreflions to him. ' Plearil the Jot*, Advocate in his conclusion, and the scented in their defense. as well through them. (elves u their Advocate; and when they hod de. dated that they hag nothing more to offer, the Pre fleet put the epeßion to the 'leathers of the Court, whether they bed any obi/evades* to make I Upon their Oliver in the negative, and before proceeding to tale the votes of the Cou rt, he ordered the to-Ko wa and their Coonfel to wkluiraw. The CO were taker lock to their paha by the guard ; the Judge Advocate, the Gem Or the Coon, sad the hearers prefent, wan not ea the raped of the Picadent to that atilt exprelled. The Court, with doted doers, delibetatiog in Council, eonedering, that wherever an army Is fla. ' timed, the RA and chicle* care of its Commaisders naafi be te watch over its tasty sad prefer ratios ; that the fpooding of tech writiegs which provoke ininvellias sod alrelfmation s endangers, not only the lift of as amity, bet of the whole nation ; that no thigg is move argent than to Comets doctrines, through whisk the imple are led tb lore the retpeg rias to•errowned Yesgs s and. by a fingle word, to eon. iillad alltwolooe of Right, Order. and Subordination; Theater' deesnalsed enanhoondly that all writers, , stu d dideihntets of filo opprobrious piton. arra" il ef Freak.; - whereupon the Prig ' 4 pm!** WW.olai geellians s iNalless t.-4e tie men ensued joaph fkboderet, ' lekteina lest Iseeshe before yea. Why with reftea ea/libels whisk be hes hoputek eit illa isteesike it his le army, his histria. M t l i • ' • --* • • The votes tabs frown the )r ank hp to the Peaddent. whet declared hion. declared the ' hid Pk& Schoderer Greb e onanisnoutly. Leases 8...0h the Paid John Philip Palsk who has .appeared here in Come, charged with having peablifited writiage again* his Majely the Emperor and his army, and again* the friends and allies as his Imperial Welty. Guilty or not Guilty I The votes taken from the love* rank up to the IPrefident, who left pronounced his opinion, brought in the (aid John Philip Palm, Gs*, onanimouay. 42eftion 3.—Are the rid N. Enpfer, bookteller in A otitis, Merkel. innkeeper of Neckarft% Ire in Wit camber& Jefeph Frederick Jenifch, head clerk of the buds or Stage and Co. booktellers in Angfborg, and N. Lariat, bodkfeller in Lintz, aocuted of felling out and difiributing libels again', his Majeay the Emperor and King, his friends and allies, Guilty or not Guilty ? The votes, taken from the hove* rank up to the -Prefident, who delivered himielf la*, declared una timoutly, that the aforefaid Kepler, boafeller Ai Vltava ; Merkel. innkeeper at Neckerfulm ; Jenitchr head clerk of the hot& of Stage, bookteller at Aug(' berg ; and Emrich, bookfeller at Lintz, were Guilty. , The Court condemned as follows, the (Aid :iiie gob SeMolarer, Tinder id Downward', protein, Mo. Basbfellse. a Numbers. pre s i t i ciA t . lkdoevint, osoatmax, lerepi Heel Oak aHe Hoak or toes, lbeeisfethes le . earaisearis, impair, at Visas% esavataa. Uri* Dwrifillat at Lbes, die eaatainaz, to the penalty of Death. It is further ordered that the Paid Jofeph Schoderer, and John Philip Palm. at prelim in cußody, hall be executed within twenty-four hones ; and that shelled Merkel, Kopfer, jenitch, and Enrich, who are abf and have not appeared in the face of indite, be kited wh they may be difcovered by French army, and the prefent fentesce carried * full execution upon them. The pretest lenience mall be tranflated into Ger man, and twelve thoufand copies (ball be printed in both the French and German languages, and didri• bused and poled every where that neceffity or pro- 1 priety may revere. The Judge Advocate le enjoined to tee that the rid antence be carried into execution in its frill extent. The cols of this trW hen farther be defrayed at the of the condemned, and their property e or ineasoweshie. kw the advamage of Ode to whom the wethority of right belongs, hall be en. send apes by aeticipation. Zito dlingaal and llama rad la eye dams linnaka. ea Marley. wads, IndLabonawnindatz case d Sawn kr Matbwi at die ist* ..d ed (_ )Wa O. Laraitts, Padded. Awls, Jed" LIM•1111.11, Dian. L'Hultswa, Ditto, 11A01111 LAJOPVIIII4 I NNW CIIIAVYKL. ono, NICOLA s, Ditto, 1. Hs PIOT. lodge Adman,. CRAM,. out Clerk. A true Trantlarion. CIIAPOPI, Clark, L. Dunn, Image Advocate. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. mos OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK reosey, 63ii—for art. 6311—Ozsahim 7i Exchequer Hilts, par as dIL THE ARMY. It will, we are perfaaded, give general and warm fatisfadion to the army, and to the country, to learn the liberality of Government, in permanently ap pointing the brave General BERISFOILD as Comman der in Chief at Buenos Ayres, with the fame Glary as polka/id by the Spanifir Governor, viz. I°,oo°l. per annum. The names of feveral gallant Officers, wham we lately mentioned, are, we are glad to bear, likely to be foon employed, and the long looked for and talked of brevet to come out. Generals ENGLAND and ST. Jon■ are going to Portfmouth on a vif to their fine regiments going dunce on foreign fervice. OFEDITIONS. • The IRA Light Dragoons (Earl of RAW' Rim ginsent r) the loth ditto, of which the Hon. General Gate is Liestenent• Colonel ; the sth, 36th, and 115;th Foot ; and the 7th, Bth, and part of the sth and 6th German Legion, Hill remain at Ford. month. Tke ARBRIIT, of 64 gusts Capt. D , failed yefterday from Portfmouth. Colonel Caevetieto Secretary to Mr. WINDHAM, with the rank of Brigadier General, certainly goes in command of the troops at Portfatootb, on a fepa rate and particular fervice. Colonel Caawroao is a roan of kience, of the linen military talent, and though his prefent rank is not high, he has been as long id the army as moil of our Lieutenant Gene rats. • PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER It a This !morning early failed to the weilwardo the Novae, of tft guns, and a gun brig of 54 guns, having under their convoy twelve tranfports, with the asth,ftyrb, and 45th regiments of font on board. It is (aid that they are to touch at Falmouth. The tranfporta with the 4oth regiments on board, are gone tip Hansom, in order that the men may be re moved from them into copper-bottomed kips, pre vioufly to their tailing for Buenos Ayres." • BRITISH AND FRENCH FLEETS. BALTIMORE. AuoUST so, 18 - 6. The Britilk and French Fleets are within a few days fail of each other, op nor Coati, and from daily il#llrAsatios from tome of our outward and inward inernel veffels. I em lute each Fleet knows where the jr is, and what force. I am of opiuion that the French will make an attack on fosse part of New (oundland, or go into Bolton." Paris journals to the a6th innant inclufive, and Dutch to the fame date, have been received, the con. tents of which are of confiderable importance. They confirm what we yenerday noted that 80. n•raave has left Paris. The WI is announced in the Motsitittr in the following fhort notice : " Pamir, Sur. p6.—Their Imperial and Royal Majedies let out from St. Cloud, in the night between Wednesday and Thurfday. The Emperor, it is Cup. poled, proceeds towards Mayence." It was unclerflood at Paris, that TALLSYRANO left that city on Friday, to follow his Matter; at lean it was not doubted that he would loon join him. 'there can DOW be no doubt whatever that he goes to head his army, and lead it *raisin the King of PRUSSIA. Tin Mesiemer has not yet in any direct manner, alluded to the difpute between there Powers. A Paper of the 26th, the ferried PErteigre, remarks upon the filence of the official paper in one point connected with this fubjeft, on which a general report had fpread all over Pais. On the 24t11, a meeting of the Confervative Senate was held, in which, befides other affairs, communication was made of a letter from the Emperor, to the King of Baveate, inform ing him that in Mite of certain Court intrigues, his Majesty hill hoped to be able to preferve peace with. Pruffia ; but that in cafe the latter Power did not give a prompt and categorical anfwer to the expla nations demanded, pis Majefly was ready to enter Germany with 300,000 men. Thls is all we have refpeding this meeting, for the ifestiestr of the a6th fays nothing of it. That fuch a communication was made, however, there femme no melon to doubt. The general complexion of the French and Dutch Journals, compared with the accounts received by the Mails of yefterday, (hew that war is now conii dered as inevitable between Proffitt and France— ! , The French accounts repetting Germany are never entitled to guy credit, but from the very anxiety they numifen to falfify the ftaternents from other quarters, they betray the feeling of the French Go vernment on the contemplation of the prefent clink —There arc articles in the Moniteter from Carel of the 23th, and Drefden of the t ith, in which Prullia is aceukd of an attempt to ufurp over Saxony and tHeffe a fovereignty much more dire& and overbear ing than the Emperor as head of the Germanic Body had ever claimed or exercifed. This is a mon pal pable and mon clumfy falfehood, and it comes with fingular grace from the difinterelted and tioaffurniog ProteCtor of the Rhenith Confederacy. It is Sated in the fame articles, that the Eleetor of He& had refuted to ratify a treaty concluded at Ber lin, in which the pretentious of Pruffia were recog nifed. There is not the lean evidence of fuch a fubjeft of mifundernanding ; for all the Germans accounts concur in the flatement that the Heffians were to join the Profftans, and that the juntlion of a confiderable body with General Brno so has actually been effec ted. As to Saxony, which is reprefented equally averfe to co-operate with Proffia, the faa is unquel tionable, that the whole of the Saxon troops are at the difpofal of the Pruffians, and the whole of the Saxon territory is occupied by them. From every thing we can collect, the Fruition army would be in the political it intended to occupy about the end of this month. The French army could not be concentrated and put in motion before that period. BON& AAAAA left Paris on the morning of the 25th, and could not be at Franckfort before the 30th, nor commence operations till ionic days after. There are eight feparate grand Colo d'Arrner of French troops in Germany, but we apprehend thefe upon an average do not exceed fifteen tbouland men each, if they arc fo r*um*. which Ire do hoWeett, believe. Each CAM morals of three divitione. Probably, how. ever, the number of /heath troops satrapy In Ger. Rimy Isomer one hundred and twenty thoofsad mew. Of thee, keirever, there can be no doubt duets confi• derable number mall be left to watch the modes, of Anftrie, which cannot be Ibppored altogether Indif ferent at fo critical a moment. But the somber of the French difpofehle forces is fo great, that it is ill poffble to contemplate the approaching ftruggle, in which Prd Ea, in the 6rll inflance, moll be almoft (Ingle, without painful apprehentions. The Marrow makes a parade of the confceipts marching to join the armies, and 300,000 men are Paid to be ready to march into Germany. The departure of B front Paris for the army, teems to determine what the German accounts bad left doubtful. The King of Prollia, it was fop poled, would leave Berlin for the army on the stub, if the difpatches from M. KNOB CLSDnitr, at Paris, were not fatisfaaory. Bo joining the army thews that he did not confider them fuch *serene likely to fecore peace without the intimidating of hi. pre. fence at the head of the army. The Duke of Brunt wickellablifhed his head quarters at Halle on the I 3111. The King was expelled there, but it is probable that the head quarters would be advanced towards the enemy before the aoth. TURKEY. The Moniker notices an implttant meafere of the Ottoman Porte. The Princes of Moldavia and Wal lachia, who are confidered as devoted to Ruflia, have been depofed. We doubt, however, whether the or der will be executed. The change propo(ed evidently originates in the French intereß at Confiantinople. We can. however, lay before oar Readers accounts received dire& from Cdallantioople, by the Mails of yefterday, on which they may place a reliance which it would be folly to give to any coming through a French channel. When the new French Ambaffador arrived at Con flantinople on the sour of Auguft lafl, repeats were circulated that the mink of his griet would be oafs. vonrable to the into-efts of Great Britain ; and nothing lets than an immediate declaration of war againft this country was 'coated. The Poses ha,, however, purfoed a different line of condael,.and afured the Britith Merchants that their (ears of a rupture were groundlafs. We have great fatisfadtion in being able to lay be fore otir Readers the following Copy of the Letter received by the Beitith Merchants at Conftantinople. in anfwdr to their application to our Contral there on the ruble& : CONSTANTINOPLI, AUO. is, dab. • Sut—As the Fnmeh Ambaffador is now arrived, and as many pertons have been inclined to imagine that his pretence might produce tome important change in the fentiments of the Porte, I think it may be fatisfaeory to the Gentlemen of this Fedlory, if I make you acquainted with the opinion L have formed refpeeing the fituation of affairs. “ I fear we muff expert to fee a confiderable de. wee of intimacy between the French Embaffy and the Porte, for the reception of theTto kith Ambaffador at Paris has certainly been very gratifying to this Government, and it is reaforsable to toppore, that nut only thofe attentions will be repaid, but that an earnel cadeavour will era to conciliate France by lush oble. qnious behaviour asmay appear inj urions to our intereft. At the fame time, I cannot perfuade royfelf, that the Turks will attend fo little to their own intereft, as to rifk the lots of our friendfhip. They are already fut. ficiently embarraffed with ferious rebellion, which has broken out in the neighbourhood of their Capital they mull be aware that their two tquadrons which are nolv at lea, would necefferily fall into our bands, and as we expetft nothing from them but fair neutral• lity, they do not appear to have any motive for aging hoßilely either againft us or our Ally ( Ruffs). " You will perceive that I do not ground my opi nion on affurances of the Porte. It is true that they are unceafing and unbounded, bat as I have attended more to the real Rate of things than to theft profef• lions which their intentk alone would ever caufe them to adhere to. I am lure if they underflood that it is their intereft, they would preferve their friendfhip for tit I and therefore, it is my duty, to be on my guard. I am inclined to hope, that for the prefent at leaft, there is no ferious reafon for alarm. In communicating the contents of this letter to the Gentlemen of the Faßory. I mull beg you to fay, that what I have written is to be confidered as a proof that they may rely on my attention to their concerns ; in no other way is my letter important; but I gave wifbed them to know, that whether I write or whether I am filent, I do not lofe fight of the inttreßs they have at (lake in this country. " I am, &e• CHARLES *IBUTNNOT. “To ISAAC M.Bua. Efq. ace. Conitantinopk." A Council was held yeßerday at the Foreign ORiee upon the thipetches brought by Mr. Jemmy-iM. At the Council were prefent Lord GILINVILLI, Lord HOWICK, Earl SPINCIIII, Lord HOLLAND, Mr. T. Getsvit.LE, and Lord H. Perry. A Meffenger was ordered to be in readinefs to return to Paris with difpatches to Lord LAVDSRDALC in anfwer to shore received. Bat AD.—There was no Court of Aldermen tn.day. The Lord Mayor, after infpeaing the ' , Amos, ordered the pike of bread to be railed id. per peck loaf. NeureirrnrsLuasiveL 1 - MAILI THIS DAY. Ali. DVS. AM DIM )1 Delft cr- I Goitenhinti o 5 iristerfa4 f s Harnbargh o t IJCbee X 0 • The ettle*lMps Tigrefs and Anne failed from Ma dras for Bengal the moth of March laft. The Maria Cousi' Sip arrived at Madre', from the Cape of (Teal Hope, the a oth April. The Trivets frigate and Mitt norm fchooner were off Oporto Rat on the ad infl TheVsttus frig Ate and WnbLVTRIIIII 11150 p of war arrived at Madeira en the 9th Augnli, v ith a fleet nnder convoy from Portfmooth, and failed on the zeth for the Weft Indies. The ORPNIVS frigate, with a convoy - from Porininorli, arrived at Madeira on the 12th Auguft, and failed with the above for the Weit Indies ; the Milford, LitIIDALL, hound to Bombay, failed from Madeira on the 18th alt. FALMOUT4, SEPTEMBER st. Art ited the RICHMOND g"n brig from Poet (molt as, with a convoy bound to Portugal ; and 41fo the Wal. fingham packet, with a mail from Lith U. 4'19 days. The Prince(' Elizabeth packet from hence, arrived at Lilbon on the 3d toil:lnt. PLYMOUTH, RBPTFMBPR 'S. Came in the Ittrefaitgable privateer, from a cruize 4 and b;ouglit in the Midis !hip C. nferetic Kura Buis, from the river Plata, Irtuort to Copenhagen, laden with horn. hides, and .allow. PORTSMOUTH. SI'PT t 9. Arrived his Majelly's Chip A•IINO , a, from, the tee ward. Sailed his Majelty'a ,lip SPAIOMTLY, on a smite. Wind E. S. E DEAL, SEPTEMBER 19. Arrived in the Downs his Majesty's Chips Acre- Nemirow and CERT, uith ab .ut t(c fail of 'effete owlet convoy from the Leeward ?Sands, melt of which are failed for the River, amongh whia Cr the following. viz.— Governor Hake. %Woo. from Tobago; Fenny. Mart& from Dominica • Queen, Mootrte , Irmo Ormadat I Marna d. Sommers linen Dominica; ; Richmond. Partridge. irons 'ninnies, g Duclilogfield Hall. Channel!. (rum Antigua; Pim:make H I vet from Tortola; Fingal, Hall. from Ilarlsaclora; Dale. Meabt, foci: Doild' ice; aid La.ty Prom', Burgefa. from Barbadoen. Sailed yetlerday alter poll the Hero, Cites. fer Surinam. Arrived the Combatant praam, Arrow fchooner, and fermil gun brigs, frOrn off the French Coati, and remain in the Downs with the reit of the Chip es per lab. and the Alert, Potterer', for Maga. dare t alfo the Cynthia, MAY, fur Netefouadlant.-- Wind S. S. W. - SPORTIivfr IniTELLIGENC.E. MUT OCTOBER MEETING, stio6. • MONDAY, SIFT. 39 Seemed mr of a renewal of a Sabfoription ofSgt eacb, for 4 W de carrying yft Ob. 5 yr olds Sit 61b. 6 yr tide Sa 131 b. Mid aged 60 sib. B. C. lAlleekvlliee e Is Profpero, 5 me old Mr D. Rad Miles b e Barberota, 4 yro old FM to s agft Prolpao. Sweepftahre droop eadt, b ft fur 3 yr old oohs sad nal ;aft carrfWit ea its aid met 8R sib—Aerde therm 4 Mr MelliCit's b c inanigler, by liambktonian,out of dam Ld Sel4's b e Perla, brother to Stamford Ld O'vtflot'm b e Tack,, by jolts BIM NMI 00ftfton's b e Poderges. by Worthy 4 Two to t agit Smuggler —3 to c egft Pmts. Mr R. loyee's Mt David, SR beat IA Foky's Sir Harry DWI. awe, set 71b B. C.l:cp-.1 to •on Sir David. Duke of Grafton's Vanity beat IA Pnlry's flarebuekk, se 311 aseh...Aensfa tha lit. roost--5 to lon Vanity. LA Sseltelids Witchcraft. itit beat Mr Mai 't Czar Peter. SA 31b. C. b ft--. 6 to set Witchcraft. Me R. Dom% Currycomb beat Duke of Grafton% liortater a filt 311 'wiz- Arnie the Rat, soots--5 to 440 Currycomb. Mr Labrada Cardinal. SR 31b beat ad Paris, yft gab—. Ab M. MF ea Cardinal. Mr W Glory, Sit yib best LA Staweira brother to Stilwell. Ab. M. scop-6 too agft Glory. Mr Howarth'. Pluitageset, Sit lab beat Mr Malik% Jerboa, Sit. Ab. M. soots, rose R. Mr MAIM Czar Peter, Sit t tib ree ft from Mr W. BayiyO Gratitude, yft t3tb--D. I e:.43p It ft. Mr F. Neele's eb e by a brother to Riveter, toR roc ft from Mr W &Tire b f by Mooroock, out at Muldpinatr, loop k R. Str J. MAW& Sir Lem:dd. tit rat from °moral Game' Switiley,Sft gib.-D. I. temp - - WESTMINSTER ELECTION. It le tollilltotly reported, that Mr. Gratfaa,eM etlehrined Orator. Ns before the Union reprefeoted Oka Citir of Dula the PallIOW of that country, will be imiladi sea Caddlgli% fot tli p e si Zoot vacancy in the reprefenuda Wallookke Tlse changer of Mr. Grattan valiellendillk In/ trlothe 4111.1a* to the inentorabk year e7lits. menet howl to endow lin to every true Mend of genuine liberty. Mo i l= will nose* that it wu Mr Grattan who tarried tLe hrl =eventful ftruggle, and who feeteptied la skald*. ell waits, in procuring the Habohoetarto A" audit log tht ilwgetual Mutiny Nil o( Ireland. lt Wee as therms= Illeawfillose, the conftant friend and fupporter of Mr. Gowan. that Mr. Fox breathed his left ; and if the Seems of Welted/ ter retain a grateful remembrance of the p.it fervices of Mr. Poe. it anent more credulity be thewn, than by • determination to return to the Senate of their country, • Gentleman who has fol lowed him through all his fortunes, and who has at every moment of his life proved himfelf the Strenuous advocate of national ho. taper, and the arm fupportig of Liberty and Ind, peneLnce. 'ri s e glorious declaration of the Wilunteers of Ireland at the period we have alluded to, ought to be their rallying found : " Go ea. the " almolt unanimous voice of tie People is with you, and in a " free country the voice of the People mull prevail. We know " our duty to our Sovereign, and are Loyal; we below ourfelves, " and are refolvcd to be froe.".--Annual digger, 1781. THIATIIS ROYAL, Covarr GAAOSII.MI Coos■ made his Ertl appearance this feafon laft night, in the charaEler of Richard, and never was he more eminently fuccef.ful in pourtraying that dire and crafty tyrant. Mr. Coosa was warmly greeted by the audience on his more. He evidently laboured under a cold, but it was fo flight that it did not im pede his performance. A Mrs. Want played twee LE:aka—this was her &ft appearance on that Itage ; (he performed with coat derable feeling, and was well received. The Kum has been pleated to connitute and an print the Right Honourable TMOMAS Ga Sir PHILIP S , Bart. jOl4ll MaaxMaM, Rear Admiral of the White Squadron of his Maki ty's fleet, Sir CaLtaiss Moines Pens, Ban. Admi ral of the Blue Squadron of bit Majefly's fleet, Sir KURT NEAL*, Bart. WILLIAII RtISSILL, Efq. (commonly called Lord WILLIAN Russets.) and the kight Honourable WILLIAM Lord Kenfington, to be his Majelly's Miniflers for executing the office of High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Bntain andirel.usd, and the dominions, &nth, and territory, thereinto belonging.