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BOBSCRiP norf fee o f FAMILY of the late Mr. PALM. AGENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI EERS will be held in the Committee Room of Lloyd's Coffee Monte, on Wednefday next, the ktth iuflant, for the puerile of nominating a Committee to carry the obje.a of the Subfeription lota effedt. Amount already ad. £ . 1 £ . d vertifed 1 3$ 9 o Thormis Waren 5 5 o Thomas Divert s s 0 Marquis of Abereorn so 0 0 Ales. Mackenzie e s o Larkins and Ruffell 5 S o =abler 3 3 0 jeffe Ruffen S S o Reed, per Hon Lieut. Colonel Courier 5 o o Wingfield Shatford 3 3 0 W. A. Nefbitt, ditto s a o G. and W. Nicol 5 5 o Captain Braddyll a o co Huh. Atchefon a a 0 Times Newfpaper So so 0 Morning Chronicle William Heather a a 0 NeMfpaper to 10 o Thomas Fergufon 1 1 o A. W Shields s$ o Heury_Broecian y 5 o Courier Newfpaper to ao 0 Paul Tadock s • o Gazette de Is Grande E. B. 5 5 o Bretagne 1 1 0 J. Van Vomit 5 5 0 Rev. Thomas Fickle 1 2 0 Robert Livia 5 5 o Earl of Radnor so to o M Peltier s$ o JoSab Walley 5 S • Wm. Venning S 2 o Germain Lark 1 1 0 Wet. Bestfoo C s o Sir Gilbert Stirling 5 S 0 Laing and Bourne 1 II o Mrs. J. Mathew a a o Samuel Donaidfon 3 3 0 Henry Reimer 1 S 0 Walter Matfeil 5 S. o Wm. Ludlam 1 1 o J. L. Berjeant sd Reg. P —, of Woburn a a 0 L. L. V. a 0 0 Jobe Caml a s 0 Wm. Howden a a o R. Coat= I I o Robert Abby a a 0 A. B. I • S 0 His Serene Highest& the Smith, St. Barbs, and ,:.. Duke of Orleans to to o Marten 5 S. 0 John Kill a a o John William Adam 5 ''y a Edward S. Fors a a o J. Aldebert S S 0 George Gienny a a 0 Morning Poft Newt ]. M. Ralkes 5 5 0 paper to a 0 0 Clarke* and Buries s 2 o John Hanfon a o 0 A. N. a Widow'rmite 0 to 6 Richard Jackfon s s 0 A Friend a s 0 Thomas Gillefpy s s 0 H. H. Hoare 5 5 o Samuel Martha' 2 s 0 T. Fotherglll 1 'I 0 James Trimbey to so 0 jaw& Saunders 5 S . o George Trlmbey 10 to 0 VI. R. 0 so 6 J ames Barnes a 1 0 Edward Fawkes 1 2 o obis Gifford s 2 0 White end Lubbren 2 s o athanki Harden s s o Ewan Law 5 .5 • Subferiptians continue to be received at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee hook, and by the refpodive Bankers. FO REIGN INTBLLIGIINCE. FROM THE HAMBUILOH PAPERS. Vanica, Sur. is.—We are daftly blockaded on the lea fide by the Englifk, and of cootie receive all our provilions from the main land. Of thole com modities which we ufed to receive by water there is a great want. The flaration upon the 'Change, and among individual., is dreadful. Tarerra, Sart. tB.—More French troops are marching from Dalmatia to Italy ; among others, the corps under General Marmont. Pa aaaaa URGN, SEPT. 17.—The following is the fubftance of a difpatch tranfmitted by Count Sudo witfch, General of infantry, dated ad Auguft : " Abbe Merle, the fon of Baba Chan, had pal Ted the Apais, with zo,ooo men, and entered the terri tory of the Chanfchaft Karaberg, while two other di vifions of Perfian troops were encamped near Hok. tocha, when a detachment under Major General Ne bolfen, near. Kirokapet, gained a complete viftory over the former, and obliged him to retreat to Arais. The enemy loft upwards of rOOO men. A number of hot fea r camels, &c. fell into our hands. The ene my afterwards endeavoured to penetrate into the territory of Gruften, but were there repulfed like wife. " Satchel Chan has Since requefted leave to put Lineal' under the proteftion of the Ruffians." His Imperial Majefly has expreffed his gracious fatisfattion at the conchal of Prince Bagration, in confequence of his difpatch in railing the regiment of Yager Life Guards, with which he was entrufted. Sur. az —Letters from Buchareft, this moment received, bring intelligence that a large body of fo reign troops had arrived in that neighbourhood, a confiderable part of which had marched towards Kragova. VIENNA, SIPE'. Majefly has let out from this capital for Upper Anfiria, to vifit the family of Count Firnbcrgifchen. Their Highnelles the Arch dukes Charles and John have made a journey to the fame quarter ; while the three Archdukes Anthony, Rainer, and Ludwig, are gone with the Archduke Palatine to Buda, from whence they proceed to Ban nus, in Croatia. His Majelly will alto vifit the Eons, where the new frontier fortrefs is to be built. Major General Bellegarde's troops have returned to Triefte from the Cattaro. The mars in Hungary, it is Paid, is to be permanent. Aurrara, Ss yr. the regiments in garri fon at Vienna have been ordered to hold themfelves in rea linefs for marching, in order to form a pleafure camp rear Winkendorf. In Hungary, about ten miles from Vienna, a very confideralde somber of troops are affembliug I and one of the churches in the peighb urhood, it is raid, is converted into a de pot for sc. cwt. of powder. MAINIAINGEN, - SaiT.2s.•/111111111 thy'S corps, hitherto Stationed in Upper Suabia, has beep fad denly, put in motion. 'French troops have been in cellantly paling throughsthis plate all day vend . morrow the Mar Oral's head quarters willite removed • from Warthaufen, near Biberach, to Ulm. Musics, ther as.—Thi, day at noon, a Cabinet Courier' arrived hers from Paris, immediately after which& grand Council we' held, at which his Majefty &Rifled in perfon. Baron M litchi's had alto an in terview with the Prince Alexander, the Minifler of War, who I us to sorrow or next day, with the whole of his Qat, for Wurtzbrsrgh or Frankfort. Martha Davouft's corps, on its march from Oct tingen to Anfpach, to reinforce the former, confitts of 3000 men. Marfhal Lefebvre's corps (ci-devant Mortier's) is drawing towards Schweinfurt, to form a junBion with the troops in that quarter, making in the whole 20,000 men. Martha! Ney is advancing from Suabia to Franco nia. All the troops on the Werre are affembling near Hemelburg, to march by way of Franckfort and Afchaffenburg, to reinforce Martha! Augereau. GOTHA, Strr. 3o.—The negotiations between France and Praffia are nearly doled. In the left j declaration of Prulfia, it was haled that France fhould evacuate Germany, and no longer oppole any °halides to the fettlernent of affairs in the NOilil at the fame time, fhe was invited to join in a negoci ation for the peace of the Continent. The Bth of OOoher is, we farther learn, the day fixed for the decifion either of peace or war. The Pruffian bead. quarters are removed from Naunsburg to Weimar. Mtasssuco, St r. 3o. —The whole of the Pruffien army is now nearly concentrated, and in Saxony amounts to nearly 130,000 men. The troops of the Eleitorate of Saxony having joined Prince Hohen lohe, feveral more regiments havr marched for the grand army, which has likewife been joined by Ge neral Kalkreuth's corps. from Pomerania. 8221,111, SIFT. 3o.—Never did the public feel fucb an interell as at the precast moment. Every one is an enthufiaft, burning with &lite to have the &It information of our army's *dishy. The King's caule is that of the whole country, and there is fcarcely an individual who does not take part in it to loch a degree as to be ready to facrifiee life and for tune for the country and its paternal Sovereign.—. One individual, a Commiffioner of Mice, has of fered half his income to the military fund for fup porting the war, and has already made the &It monthly payment of so tie dollars. As far a. we can learn, his Majefly's head quar ters are, at prefent, at Naumberg, which however, cannot be looked upon as the centre, as the troops are continually advancing. The return of her.Majefly is fhortly expeCted. As a proof of the popular enthufiafm, feveral of the communes in Magdeburgh have ordered two ta bles to be hung up in the churches, in which the names of the recruits are to be infcribed, who (hall diftinguifh themfelves either by met it or ill behaviour. The inhabitants of Halle have offered voluntary contributions towards carrying on the war. In Si lefia, the Members of the Adminifiration addreffed the recruits of each dilt►ia with patriotic (perches, when they marched to join the army. M. Laforea has received his pairports from the head-quatters at Naumberg. Items to be between the Maine and the Upper Pala tinate. Their number, exclufive of Marfhal Soult's Co rps, is eflimated at 120,000. The Pruffians, who are Rationed oppofite to them, are too,000; and the Saxons 25,000 (Iron,. The Pruffian corps under the Generals Ruchcl and Blucher number 50,000. WURTZDURG, SEPT. 29.—The Prof Gan General Rachel's head quarters werefized at Caflelonthe 25th, and Pruffian troops have already been within fight of Marburg. The troops that have entered Fulda are not more than eight thoufand iti number, and there are Tome thoulands in Culmbach and Bayreuth.— Marihal Mullendore has reviewed the troops in Co. burgh. The French advanced poets, near which Marfhal Mollendorf is Rationed, on the 26th moved - through Befchoffheim into the Ruhner mountains.— Bamberg and the furrounding villages are full of French. On the 26th that place was properly pro vided with cannon, and on the fame day Marfhal Lefebvre-arrived here with his head quarters ; moll of .the troops under his command are in the Upper Palatinate, where Marfhal Ney's corps, whole head quarters are at Amberg, are affernbling. As loon as this corps is formed, it will approach Nuremberg, and its place will be taken by the troops under Mar. that Soult. The head quarters of the Prince of Neuf chatel are every moment ex peeled at Nuremberg.— On the gosh we expect General Dupont's corps will pats through this neighbourhood, and here we alto 'lxpeA to fee the Emperor of the French. Marfhal Lefebvre's corps will probably remove again towards Schweinfurt. On the 24th Martha! Smelt broke up from Man, and is now in full march towards Ingo'. fladt and Rat Amt. Datum., Srrr. 30.—1 n the beginning of this month the Prince of Hohcnlohe requefled of the Court of Saxony to be informed whether the march of the Prullian army from Silella wou'd be permitted through the Saxon territory, Rating, at the fame time that a Ruffian army was ran in readinefs to enter that country. The ;infarct of the Cabinet of Dr efden according to letters received. was, that Saxony was no more in a fituation to refill one than another of the great powers ; but, for the Impure of proteCting her neutrality, the Saxon army would be immedi ately alTenibled, which, according to the ellimate of 1803, confißs of 34,000 men. H•MBURON. &tr. t7.—(Byway of France.) — Nobody doubts here that the Cabinets of London and Berlin have a ferret underßanding with each other, and that peace between Pruffia 4nd Great Bri tain is already agreed up. , n, in confequence of the mediation of a power which England has treated with the pima citation and compladance. THE EVENING. STAR. LONDON. To morrow we mail have tie *Awe of laying before our Reader an ample and cornet ACCABIIIt Of the nettle of Maida, written by an Officer who waa an eye 'ohne& of that fplandid Vi&ory. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13. LMIDINUT, &PT. 24115al Souk's army 'bat bees in full march the& tvo days pall. They are snowing upwardr upon both fides of the Danube, ep. parent!, towards Franconia. and will be j oined by somernus cavalry, that have been in the tipper Pa latinate foss time. NORDLINCIIIIN. Sept. 2+—The corps under Mar tha Arson whole head quarters have been at Swabffah-halls has now broke up, and is upon the march towards Anfpach and Wuttzburg. Near the latter place a very large army will be formed. Vann ras Mata. STIT. z7.—The following is the Brength and fituation of the different corps of the French army in our and other countries— That of Martha! Souk is concentrated between FlAffenhofen, Neumark, and Ingoldfiadt. Martha! Bernadotte is polled between Nuremberg and Furtb. Both corps art under the command of the latter, and make a total of 60,000 men. MANNII/4.. Sart. 29.--On the loth inft. the for. mal ceffion of the Principality of Furfienburg, the Counties of Kletgau, Thengen. and the Lordfhip of Hagemm, was made by the Envoys of France and Baden, in the pad& church at Doostoefshingen, when feveral Civil Officers were appointed. LSMOURO OM TN. LAMM, SOOT. the troops collcaed in our vicinity have marched to Cam. berg, where they will be impeded by the Emperor, who will theo have reviewed the whole line from Weinerl to Wi(baden. The troops hereabout, it is laid; are to form an army of t eferve, being augmen ted to 40,000 men. 'Yellerday a Pruffian patrole made its appearance at Marburg. FROM TMO Mauve, OCT. r.—To-morrow Marthal Au,gereau's head quarters will break up from this city—but where they are to be removed to is nut yet known. The Prince Primate haslet oot this day for Afchaffq.burg, where it is underflood the Emperor will give a dinner to morrow. The main body of the French is opon the Salon frontiers in Franconia—the principal rendcarous PRICE OF STOCKS THIS ['AY AT ONR O'CLOCK % CoLulo, maw. ,ce . 1i • 4. DM 66.3 prs. PRICE tlrtilr e C r KS Oh azt L Hank Stock 210 I India Bonds is it. prem. 3 per C. Red. Ass** et. die Exch. Sills, is 4s. pr. 3 pet Cent. Con( 611 611 OmniUm 4 prem. 4 per Cent. 77111 Engin?' nacre rql. t 76 3 pr Cent. Navy pati Coat. for ace. 6210 • Lung Ann. tp z.:61 COURSE OF .XCHANGE. • _ _ Amfterdass 36 7 fUL Do at fight 35 to Rotterdam 11 E s Ur. Harnburgb 33 to st Ur. Alton 33 2} Ur Pat* s day's date 24 0 I.lv. Paris, sUL 24 4 Bourdcaux . $4 Calla 384 tired. renoa *7 kladeicligiefrea 111bon 6,4 Bab** 31f ea& Oporto 6i4 Leghorn isi Dublin 12f Naples 44 1 Cork i 3: Venice Is liv.Plccole creative per 4. Reit 1 Pakrnio po Pence per as. RETURN OF LORD LAUDERDALE. The CLYDI frigate, Commodore Owtm, arrived at Deal yeflerday afternoon, at three o'clock, from off Calais, having on board Lord LAIJDIRDALI and fake, with f 1 Meffengers, from Paris. On his Lordfbip't leaving the Clyde, accompanied by Corn. modore Owsm, a falute was fired from that frigate ; the yards being manned at the fame time, the effect was very grand. On landing, his Lordfirip was re ceived by Admiral HOLLOWAr,and a greaeconcourfe of people, who greeted him with three hearty cheers on his return to England. Lord Lat/DIAALI ;III: mediately proceeded poll fur London, flept at Can- terbury yefterday evening, and arrived in town this after noon. FOREIGN JOURNALS. Neither of the Hamburgh Mils, of which two were dna' yederday, had arrived when this Paper wee , pat to profs t but, by private channels, we hose *sired she liambury6 Correfporident of the 3d, and hatch Papers to the 9th ;anent, which have brought fame intirelling articles of intelligence. By accounts hoist Berlin of the 3oth, it appears that up to that period no pacific arrangement had taken place, nor was it expelled. M. LA sole rr. the French Minider, as we have already mentioned, had received his paports, and was preparing to depart.—Accord ing to every appearance there can be no compromife, though there may be reafon to tape& the condancy of the Court of Berlin till it is proved. Nothing can exceed the eutlinGefin of the•country and the ardour of the troops. U ever there Was a time when the French and their eau& were popular, that time is over. It is inconceivable how much they are now execrated throughout the Pruffian dominions, as well indeed as throughout Germany. If the French fuf• tain any reverie in Germany, their armies will hardly efcape entire defiruftion. A letter from Merefburgh, in Upper Saxony, of the Both, fays, that the Prof Gan army in Saxony was near one hundred and fifty thoufand men. That it; certainly a great exaggeration ; but if the ProfGana arc really eighty thoufand, which other fiatementa make them, and are reitgoreed by twenty6ve Man• an trompointea locket at the end, which flit auk se. 3 pro. • bollen, near. Kirokapet gained a complete vittory ... whatever it may be aimed at. This locket ha. over the former, and obliged him to retreat to Arais. HAGUI. Ocr. B.—Yenerday morning Hank Stock 210 I ladle Bonds is m. Teem The enemy 101 l upwards of too° men. A number Majeny withdrew from this refidence to the camp. 3 per C. On/ A I." Al F k bliii• •__llll---...41.-( -ie.- -.--, Is 4 4. pr. wife a tube, for the purpofe of containing the it • of hot fee, camels, &c. fell Tito our hands. The roes We are affured that her Majell y and fuite will 'depart . 3 pet Cent Coal A 1 L -i. 61. Omnium 4 prem. mahle matter, with fix holes, through which it my afterwards endeavoured to penetrate into the Min for Utrecht this evening, in two yachts. Their High 4 per Cent . .. ~ Englllh Tickers 141. 172 in a Hate of liquefattion. The Rick attached territory of Grunts, but were there repulfed like- Mightine ff es have been affembled again today . 3 per navy gag* Cost. for ace. 64. k. • Lung MIN. :7 z.:61 rocket is nearly twenty feet long. One band; wife, Maarz, &Fr. z9.—Prince Jerome accompanied eadY. his COURSE OP .XCHANGE. " Surchal Chan has lince requefled leave to put his Majelly on his journey to this place. This day ftrnfterdsta 36 7a Uf Cadiz . 384 cited. Genoa 17 thefe mi g ht be difchar g e d , wit hin the ( pace of binsfelf under the protection of the Ru ffi ans." the Puke of Benevento, Miniller fur Foreign Affairs, Da at fi g ht 35 50 Madnd3B4effea Lltbon 614 nute, from each veffel ; but we are informed Rotterdam It 8 2VC BMus 38f AWL Oporto 6:4 His Imperial Majelly has expreffed his gracious arrived here. The Infpeaor General of Engineers, Hamburgb 33 to a s Leghorn i ce s } !Dublin i2l two were fired from etch boat, at the fame fatisfattion at the conduct of Prince Bagration, in Marcucor, has fixed his refidence in this city. Mar. Alton 33 ti It VI Naples 44 1 Cork t 3, The rocket, ate fo cot:abutted, as to inflantan confequence of his difpatch in railing the regiment (hal Kellerman is to undertake the fuperintendance of Paris, z &Ws date 24 0 Lie. Venice Si Rs. Plccole creative of Yager Life Guards, with which he was entrufled. the National Guards ; and Martha! Lefebvre, whom Paris, s Uf. 21 4 I 'per 4-Rest emit, on their adhellon to any part of the vel Bo,sr4cauz . 54 I Palermo go Pence per es. liquid name. The ingredients of this dentuaive Soar. zz —Letters from Bucharell, this moment he fucceeds, is to remain with the army. received, bring intelligence that a large body of fo- FRANKFORT. Styr. 30.—Since the military mov e - RETURN OP LORD LAUDERDALE. pOfition art laid to be Of fo powerfnl and ;Mi a mi reign troops had arrived in that neighbourhood, a ments o f t h e F re n c h h ave a fl ua lly commenced, they a nature, as almon to defy t h e counter iai ng The CLYDI frigate, Commodore Owes., arrived confiderable part of which had marched towards h ave b ee n carr ied on wi t h activity . The paffag e o f of water, lebich for fome time feenas rather to in Kragova. General Officers, troops, ammunition, &c. through at Deal yellerday afternoon, at three o'clock, from than extinguilh the violence of le•for VIENNA. Sirs . 14.—His Majefly has let out from our city, as well as other places in the route of the off Calais, having on board Lord LADDIRDALI and • In proof their bfhle Y of pop or propert ies, afl this capital for Upper Auftria, to vifit the family of grand army, has been inceffant. fake, with f 1 Meffengers, from Paris. On his Count Firnbcrgifchen. Their HiglinefTes the Arch. Yellerday the Grand Duke of Berg, and Martha! Lordthip's leaving the Clyde, accomp an i e d by Corn, them were IA year thrown at Dov er , by wa y dukes Charles and John have made a journey to the Augercau, arrived here ; and on the fame day the perimeni, from Archliffe Petit to the Weftern He • fame quarter ; while the three Archdukes Anthony, whole of the divifion belonging to General Dupo n t, modore Owsr, ' a falute was fired from that frigate ' andimmediately let on 6f! a Rubbl e h e ld, I n Rainer, and Ludwig, are gone with the Archduke arrived hare from Cologne, and this morning took the yards being manned at the fatne•time, the effect Palatine to Buda, from whence they proceed to Ban. the road to Afchaffenbourg. Three thoufand of the was very vend. On landing, his Lordhip was re they chanced to fall, Wa r t h e celebrated d nos, in Croatia. His Majelly will alto vifit the Imperial Guards alto came here yellerday, with the ceived by Admiral HOLLOWA r, and a greaeconcourfe Shakf p eare. The fufe with which th ey are pro Eons, where the new frontier fortrefs is to be built. losth regiment of the line. Almon all the troops continues to burn Arleta% or eight minutes of eo le, who greeted him with three heart cheers Major General Bellegarde's troops have returned are in motion in Upper Suabia, and at Augfburg , p his p England. Lord L I: • • they are flint off, when tome of the rockets exp to Triefte from the Cattaro. The mars in Hungary, the Generals Songi., St Laurent, and Legrand, re- on return to AVDIR AL( IM. we underfland, of . thrown with elm it is Paid, is to be permanent. ceived unexpected orders to repair to Wartzburg. A mediately proceeded poll fur London, flept at Can. and aa in the new c a pacity o f (bells They al Austrara, Ss PT. 24.—A1l the regiments in garri. number of French troops pals through Nuremberg, ter bu r y yefterday evening, and arrived in t o wn this Table, b e i ng f,,n at Vienna have been ordered to hold themfelves to the Northward every day. Martha! Bernadotte, afternoon. much accuracy and p r ecifi on as a (h e ll, or cat in rea linefs for marching, in order to form a pleafure and General Bershier, the Minifler's brother, are from a mortar, and with equal effta. There Re camp sear Winkendorf. In Hungary, about ten both at that place, and the Miniller himfelf is ex- THE EXPEDITIONS. are the invention of Mr. Coscalva. miles from Vienne, a very conaderelde somber of peeled there. Nutemberg, it is expelled, will be a The tranfwith board fo r B ports troops on SICIIOI '-"..... troop, are affembliog : and one of she churches in military depot. • the might) orliond, it is laid, is converted into • de- %Visit., Ocr s.—Within thefe few days, a num. Apes, failed on Friday with a fair wind, and by this FOREIGN JOURNALS. pot for sc. cwt. 4 powder. her of F t ench and Dutch troops have palled through .time, we have no dmlbt, are clear of the Channel... Neither of the Hamburgh M a ils, of which • M 111111110111; SaiT. ap..Marlbal Ney's corps, this city. Among the former are the 6th and 730 The convoying ( hips ar e , t h e A NOINT . o f 6 4 guns , were doe yeflerday, had arrived when this Paper hitherto Itationed in tipper Suabia, his befit fad. regiments of infantry of the hoe ; of the latter, t w o Capt.DoN ILLY i the Umicoitmof sa gruts,Capt.liaa. Out to refs t but, by privat e c h anne l s , we h as , cellant pa tng through denly. put in motion. "French troops have been in. ferments wagg rain of ammunition of dragoons, one of h u (fats, oar infantry OYM•11; the Nieuwe, of 18 gun!, Cep. Pecan., mitred Ilis lieenfur76 Cowl/seedier of the 3 d, ly fAis plat ! all day ;. aid to.. and • t of Gene(al morrow the Marfhal's head quarters wilt's/ removed •in Chief Michele' has fixed h ons. The ii head quarter, ff, and the COARIVILL 4 of i 8 D • guns, Capt. ussaaasu,.. Ibltch Papers to the 9th ;anent, which have bro from Warthaufen, near Bibe•ach, to Ulm. " Dierfdotf. General Loden, the Governor of die - .. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER zo. tome intirelling articles of intelligence. fortrefs, al rived here yellerday. Some horfes Mery Morisco, Barr 25.-I'll4 day at noon, a Cabinet " Yefterday arrived his Majefty's brig Cuateux, of By amounts horn Berlin of the 3oth, it appears Courier . arrived hers from Paris, immediately after alf° arrived here belonging t° biS Wien) the lYng •s 8 guns, Captain Setae:Fr, with fevers' tranfports, up to that period no pacific arrangement had t which& grand Council wa . held, at which his Majefty Sunday t han a Psalm Cabled of Holland, and on . . . having on board the Is .1 h :N. 7t- an- pt.. —.agooas, to wa i t place, nor was it expelled. M. LA son rr, the Fr &Wed in perfon. Baron M ogelafs had alto an in- • Courier paired through this city from Parrs. terview with the Prince Alexander, the Mininer cf MANNIIII4, Stir. 29'—On the loth inn. the for. for General CRAWFORD. - ' Mininer, as we have already ment i one d, h ad rece War who I us to morrow or next day, with th e mal ceflion of the Principality of Furftenburg, the " The 17th Dragoons joined the Amer and her his Pagisortss and was preparing to d e p art .—A ct whole of his Rag, for Wurtzburgh or Frankfort. Counties of Kletgau, Tbengen, and the Lordthip of convoy off this port yefterday morning, e nd pro- ing to every appearance there can be no comprot LAND/NUT, SAFI% F Ka sa i &we, mory - b ar Klemm, was made by the Envoys of France and cee d e d on un d er convoy of h i s Majefty ' s (hips Ar t . though there may b e rea f on to cape& the conk bees in full march the re tvo days pan. They are d whin the pad& eh at Donauefshingen, zsar, of 64 guns, tatenew, of 32 guns, FORA/ANT of the Court of Berlin till it is proved. Nothing • wards upon both fides of the Danube, cep. 11110/111g up when leveret Civil Officers were appointed. , r. and Coaawr cc, of 58 guns cub, for Buenos Ayres:* exceed the entheSafin of thecount and the ar wanly towards Franconia. and will be joined by LeNSURO OD TOR LANs , SIFT. go .— All the ry numerous cavalry, that have been in the Upper Pa. troops collected in our vicinity have marched so Cans. " PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER re. of the troops. If ever there Was a time when latinate foam time. berg, where they will be isipetted by she Emperor, si The Nov aß,of t 8 guns, with fame light Want- French and their caufe were popular, that tin Noammeose, Ssrr. 24.—The corps under Mar- who will then have reviewed the whole line from ports. has failed lot Falmouth, to like on board the over. It is inconceivable how much they are fbal Arent" whole head quarters have been at Wetzlar to Wifbachm. The troops hereabout , U is troops, which lately.aseived at that place from Portt execrated throughout the Pruffian dominions, as laid; to form an army of t eferve, being augmen- , , • gwahikh- hall, has now broke up, and is upon the• indeed as throughout Germany. If the French march towards Anfpach and Wm tabu's. Near the ted to 40.000 men . Yefferday a PtufGan patrole fm "" ' - - o The made its appearance al Marburg. Company o f A rt ill ery un d er t h e comman d taro any reverie in Germany, their armies will ba latter place a very law army will be formed. Vann roll MAIN. SI IT. 27.—The following is the FROM TOR MAINZ, OCT. r.—Towtorrou Waal of Captain HAWCIR, are to embark to-morrow on efeape entire dearation. firength and Situation of the different corps of the Aujereau's head quarters will break up f rom t hi s board the Bellona tranfporr, and will fail immediately A letter from Meretburgh, in Upper Saxony French army in our and other countries— city—but where they are to he removed this nut yet from hence to the weaward. It is fuppofed that they the 30th, fags, that the Pruffian army in Saxony That of Martha! Soule is concentrated between known. The Prince Primate has fet out day for l Pfaffenhofen, Neuman k, and Ingoldfledt. Afehaffer.burg, where it is underftood the Emperor touch at Falmouth. near on e h un d re d an d fi f ty thoufand men. Th Martha! Bernadotte is polled between Nuremberg will give a dinner to morrow. The wood wi 6' •is now flrong at E. S. E. t o t h a t if t h e certainly a great exaggeratio n ; b ut if the Prull / and Furth. Both corps arc tinder the command of The main body of the Fr enc h is u p on t h e Saxon Expeditions are ready to fail, a finer opportunity they are really eighty thoufand, which other flatem the latter, and make a total of 62,00.2 men. frantieei in Franconia—the principal rendcavous : never can have." ' make them ; and are reinforced by twenty-f i ve II i . : • THE EXPEDITIONS. The tranfports with troops on board for Buenos Apes, failed on Ft iday with ■ fair wind., and by this time, we have nn &,g*, are clear of the Channel.— The convoying Chips are, the AtDIIIIT. of 4 guns, Capt.Dott ILLY; the Umicoity.of 3: gtnts,Capt.liaa. nYMaN; the PHIASANT, of IS guns, Capt. Palatial and the Cnaawas.t., of iS guns, Capt. Duisaassok.. FALMOUTH, OCTUSSIL zo. Yefterday arrived his Majefty's brig Como:, of *8 guns, Captain Streaairr, with feveral tranfportr, having on board the 7th and 9th Dragoons, to wait for General Ca aw FORD. The 17th Dragoons joined the Mossy and her con coy off this port yellerday morning, and pro ceeded on under convoy of his Majefty's (hips An- DINT. of 64 guns, tiII4CORM, of 3: guns, PNaasaM T, and Cuetwr cr., of 18 guns calk, for Buenos Ayres." I PLYMOUTH. OCTOBER ts. " The Pcov •14 of 18 guns, with fame light tranf ports. has failed for Falmouth. to tike on board the troops. which latelpasrived at that place from Pont mouth. " The Company of Artillery under the command of Captain HAWCII, are to embark to-morrow on board the Bellona tranfporr, and will fail immediately from hence to the weaward. It is fuppofed that they will touch at Falmouth. " The wind is now flrong at E. S. E. fo that if the Expeditions are ready to fail, a finer opportuaily they mu eau have." FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. FLVINING,6IP T. 29.—This day about ft: hundred Dutch troops arrived he , e from Boulogne. They had entered as failors on board the Dutch flotilla, but are now to be diaributed among their former re• giments. HAGUI, Oct.. 6.—Yellerday morning early, his Majefly withdrew from this relidence to the camp. We are allured that her Majelly and fuite will 'depart . for Utrecht this evening, in two yachts. Their High Mightineffes have been affembled again to-day. Maerz, Sir r. 39.—Prince Jerome accompanied his Majelly on his journey to this place. This day ' , the Duke of Benevento, Miniller for Foreign Affairs, arrived here. The Infpeitor General of Engineers, Marcucot, has fixed his refidence in this city. Mar. that Kellerman is to undertake the fuperintendance of the National Guards ; and Martha! Lefebvre, whom he fucceeds, is to remain with the army. FILANKFORT. SEPT. 30.—Since the military move• ments of the French have aftually commenced, they have been carried on with activity. The paffage of General Officers, troops, ammunition, &c. through our city, as well as other places in the route of the grand army, has been inceffanr. Yellerday the Grand Duke of Berg, and Martha! Augercau, arrived here ; and on the fame day the whole of the divifion belonging to General Dupont, arrived here from Cologne, and this morning took the road to Afchaffenbourg. Three thoufand of the Imperial Guards alto came here yellerday, with the rosth regiment of the line. Alma all the troops are in metion its Upper Suabia, and at Augfbury„ the Generals Songi., St Laurent, and Legrand, re ceived unexpeCted orders to repair to Wort:burg. A number of French troops pats through Nuremberg, to the Northward every day. Marfhal Bernadotte, and General Berthier, the Minifter's brother, are both at that place, and the Miniller himfelf is el -1 peeled there. Nuremberg, it is expelled, will be a military depot. Ocr t.—Within thefe few days, a num. her of French and Dutch troops have rifled through this city. Among the former are the 6th and 730 regiments of infantry of the hire ; of the latter, two regiments of dragnons,one of huffats, oar of infantry and a train of ammunition waggons. The Gent(al in Chief Michaid has fixed 64 head quarterce Dierldorf. General Loden, the Governor of die fortrefs, arrived here yellerday. Some horfea fnre• kilo arrived here belonging to his Majelly the King of Holland, and on Sunday lan a Psalms Cabinet Courier paired through this city from Paris. BOULOGNE FLOTILLA. . . We have already mentioned that *ere was fome firing at Boulogne on Wednefday night. It was met ely an experiment, to try the effe6 of fome newly invented rockets, and we believe had •all the effea that was expelled from it. It has been fatisfaaorily afcertained, that thefe detruaive implements can be thrown, not only into the harbour, but beyond it.— In confequnce of the latter eircumflance, a few houfea were burnt in the town, which, we believe, was not intended by the affault—a few boats were alfo burnt. The attack which, as we have already hated, was merely experimental, did not talk above half an hour. About twenty boos were employed in it, each furnilhed with a few reck!ta, us taileta. enable arrows, which having expended, they inflantly withdrew. The effea was as furprifing as it was ur, expeeed. The enemy were fo appalled, that it was a confiderable time before they manned the more batteries. Indeed their fire did not begin until long after our boats had retired, and joined the (hips to which they relpeltively belonged ;—not a man, of courfe, was injured by it. What damage was fuftaisted by the flotilla is pot afsertained, but the town is thought to have (dined confsderably.' This was not the intention of thole who direaed the enterprise. Unfortunately, bow ever, the rocket boat flood, as we underßand, too dole in with the Chore; and not taking that circum- Rance into account, gave the fame elevation to the arrows which was calculated to produce effea at a greater diftance. The confequence was, that a large proportion of the rockets flew over the harbour, and fell on the town. Several buildings were let on fire by them ; and, from their fatal and affured effeft, there is little doubt of the complete fuccefs of the ex periment, and the confequent defirultion of the flotilla whenever it (hail be employed upon a large kale, and direfled with more precifion. It was,' we onderiland, intended that feveral gun brigs flinuld have been em ployed upon this occafion ; but the wind was not favourable for their approaching the (pore. The means employed upon this occafion were as novel as they were ingenious. They were brought to coofiderable perfraion about a year ago, and hare lance been very much improved. They confift, as we before mentioned, in rockets, or inflammable or Pyrorrchnic Zrrows. There Pyrotechnic Arrows will fly nearly two miles and a half, and are capable of communicating their fire for nearly ten minutes after having reached their point. They are prodigioufly large, and have an iron-pointed locket at the end, which flicks in whatever it may be aimed at. This locket has like. wife a tube, for the purpofe of containing the inflame maple matter, with fix holes, through which it iffues in a Rate of liquefaaion. The Rick attached to the rocket is nearly twenty feet long. One hundred of thefe might be difcharged, within the fpace of a mi nute, from each veffel ; but we are informed only two were fired from etch boat, at the fame time. The rocket, are fo conftrulted, as to inflantanuony emit, on their adhellon to any part of the vete!, a liquid flame. The ingredients of this &attritive Com. pofition art Paid to be Of fo powerfnl and inflammable a nature, as almoß to defy the counteriaing effea of water, which for borne time tunas rather so increafe than extinguilh the violence of leofory. In proof of their phorphorle properties, a few of them were laft year thrown at Dover, by way of ex periment, from Archliffe Foit to the Weftern Heights, and immediately let on Rh a Rubble field, in which they chanced to fall, War the celebrased cliff o f Shakfpeate. The fufe with which they are provided continues to burn fetr 'fetes or eight minutes aftet they are flint elf, when fome of the rockets explode, and atl in the new cip*city of (bells. They are ea• pable, we underhand, of being thrown with almoft as much accuracy and precifion as a (hell, or careafe, from a mortar, and with equal effea. There Rocket* are the invention of Mr. Corrosives,.