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Soiair, sq °r . f rbil li t t on en a snin ccotn y t ear of °Nays,. ~...ks feet 6 inches , and 2o feet high, adorned with tonic yilistertond . ..... ta t ie 1. • • •.e. / . ••- • • . i tna sugar nave remained stead t the two last - - . lighted by lofty .cire.iilar•headed windows; a Itandsatial 1100 SAtURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. his Maairrry, and the death of the Pri ncess ' A ---' lial staircase leads to the room; which is in complete morals; andlt JaWintioned areicirehaving eepeitieti` de' d a small decline . . . for immediate use's has air excellent stone gallery or orchestra at .in price ,. which is evidently 'the result of a diminished MAW •e•••-g Or ,STOCKS THI.S DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK a I the eitittlitilary rasp and show was dispens e d w • . liw do wk-wend, and is well.adapied foi Bails or Concerts. May 1, consumption, and of the success' 4 the expel Intents Cons. for money, CI-a—Ditto, account, 60f. About' two o'clock the new LORD nied by the late LOOS M , pAYOU, MAYOR, ACM, -the by Sh on er e ilf cot a be viewed daily from ten to four.—Propissals, in writing: post- every w h ere made on grapes and other vegetables. . Reduced 'UW-4 peCent. 62ti. rid, to be addressed to Mr. Roble, Secretary . at the Han. - Navy 5 per Cent. 100 1 4—Oninium sil dis. Aldermen, the City Officers, and a number of 0.,. FONTAINEBLEAU, ociosza 25. ' IL Bills. 10, . to 12s. pre.—Bondi In. pr.. mon Councilmen, - arrived at Westminster, when .. '.. "t• . . FOR.EIGN INTELLIG.ENC.E. . , The fete on Sunday took place in Francis the t , procession immediately. proceeded to the F h oi First's Gallery. Front tbe banquetting room the .rc ~., ;v . --.....-..... . • , Paris Papers to the Ist instant have arrived. They Chamber. A few coaches receded .. 1 .. ...` __, . MUNICH, OCTOBER 14. - Court proceeded to the ball-room. The satisfaction • present no recent accounts from Portugal ; but they the mace and sword ; forced the processio n , •At thine o'clock on the evening of the 12th, were was universal ; the dancing continued u ntil a late hour butt's - ladle:the Catholic Chapel, his Royal Highness of night. . mention that the French capital had been illuminated The RIWORDIR, with the new LORD MAYoR on ,• •' s ' ihti Crihitt Prince of Bavaria, to her Highness Prin- The day before yesterday their Majesties took the for many successive nights, in consequence of the in- right laud, and the late Lean MAyon e n hi s .. .., - Loan maim to the =irons of the ' ` p hen Theresa, of Saxe Hilburghausen: all the bells of amusemeht of the chace at the .hermitage of Fran- te lli gence rece i ve d o f a v i ctor y o bt a i ne d over the allied entered the cha chamber, for the Portion,. ,of introdaci, the city were rung, artillery discharged, and in the chard. A circular enclosure was prepared, into which arm evening a splendid illumination took place. 80 wild boars were driven ;at a signal given, all the yon . the heights of Busaco, by the superiority oftne. new querepteviously to their being sworn in. Oa ari l ; , al bar the Ricottas" • , French, tactics, diseipline and valour. It is added, at d ui . as t h e Lord Mayor for th e ensuing yea % e d• to state to ~ In one beautiful transparency was represented the hunters fired on the animals, and they were in an ;Eniperor Napoleon, as the Genius of France, blessing instant brought down. that the French had parsued the fugitives almoit to i Barons, that JONHUA JOXATRAN SMITH had , . the union, and protecting the happy pair and their We hear, that on Sunday next their Majesties will the walls of Lisbon. Ichosen by the Citizens of London, in C am , . .: territory from the secret attacks of malice, and the stand as sponsors in the Imperial Chapel for the chile We find, on referring to the series of the Nenitter e l th stroan ey eat g convinced that from what they bad sit :1 - 'open violence of tyranny. England, in the back. dren of several o ffi cers of state and private persons, that the London papers of the 20th ult. had reached messed . . duct, that the high duties of so great an office woto 'ground, having in vain spent all her envenomed shafts, upon .whom they wish to confer that honour. sea of his greatness of mind and integrity of eel i .• - • - ewes retiring with' precipitation from the stern glance Our town, which was some days ago so bustling; Paris. Extracts'are given from them relating to the . - "Of the Guardian of the Continent., is becomeeranquil again. In this, respect it resem. arrival Of the APOLLO, on the preceding day from Lis. he by him justly. fulfilled ; for his greatness .; 1 - • HANOVEft, OCTOBER 23. bles the Imperial Palace, whe r e certain hours in the 4: bon, but tile Circumstance of General &slow having mind would give weight to his public acts ; and 2 4 The InspectoteGeneral of the Douaniers of West- afternoon are devoted to relaxation anct pleasure, but been brought a prisoner in her is suppressed. What die closkof his high office, they doubted not, weak a Thalia, Mr. Hulega, end the' Inspector-General of the where those of the morning are passedia silence, and; ' benaatked by the thanks and approbation ofbis Eel a must the nature of that Government be, and what indirect taxes, M. Fein, have submitted a pro,lect to as we may s t ay, in . that meditation which prevails ' iii low-citizens. He had snit the pleasing task of p opinion can be edtertained of its popularity or stabi. the - Royal Adminiitration of Finance, respeeting a the spot where Napoleon weighs the interests of the seining to their Lordships the late worthy L e ; -*' new survey of the Westphalian frontiers for the ego- -world, • .• . ~ lity,..when it-fears to make public a common incident Mayor, 'who attended . to give up the authority yid ~. -I ibrishment of a new .toll line, to assist in 'the mainte- - AMSTERDAM, OCToBER 24. is war, against the occurrence of which no superiority which he had been invested, and to tender an ac al nance of the general Continental s3rstem,by.theexclu- Today, salutes of artillery were fired here and i . . • of.what had passed during his M a ora l ly, ca fe . 'in tactics or members can effectually guard ! I •11% sienof British goods and the productsof thetwolndies. eking all the coast of Holland, in honour of the vie. . . much happiness in being able to state, that be la . . VIENNA, OCTOBER 15. tory. gained at Coimbra by the French in Portugal.. tinder the date of Amsterdam, will be found a de, Lord Meyor's amiable character and 1 ' p easing mu. -1 • We exnect the raturn of his Majesty the Emperor The following Imperial Deiree has just been pub- . tree, dated Fontainebleau, October 1.9, which orders ners had obtained him the universal approbation and h at theend of this month. Business of much import. blished here: all prohilitedarticle of English manufacture at present esteem of his Fellow-citizens, and his great and e Palace of Fontainbleau, Oct. i 5,1210. , • • •lime. once is expected to occupy - the Imperial Council aboutin France, or that may hereafter be brought into it . mining attention to the wellare and prosperity oldie 1 " Na Tonto r;' Ike. City had gained him thet praise which lima be iii g ht, that period. - to be burned. The sime order is applied to Holland The Archduke Charles still remains in this city, nor lin Decree, of the list November , 1606, ! • gratifying to every nos feeling, and to every ho. does he talk of quitting it until the Emperor shall "We have decreed, and o decree, as follows : i the Duchy of Berg, the Henze town d all 'the 1 • . nottreb e mind. • " ARTICL tI. All merchandize, of whatever sort, proceeding - country included between the Mein and the Sea. ._ beet. reiisited his capital. , Aoe Lord Chief Baron (Meconeeen) then ad . from English manufacture, and which is prohibited existing at • - •-No fresh intelligence has arrived from the frontiers this moment either in the real entrepots or in the warehouses of • There are other articles which are even more r i gorous.. stioe se e ti, Lor d IA ~...e Nev-w....ayor to the folio - feet: . of Turkey, but rumour states that the Ottoman has our Customs, of whatever description it may be, shall he publicly ' According to these, all British merchandize whichl 'M L d The • • 1: • attribute d un ' e - - i i y : .. or --. qtra .ties to yin, an d sued for peace. . burnt... Ocrosaft 16.-The Emperor set out front Gratz "2. In future, all prohibited merchandize of English mann- , has been introduced (no matter whether legally - or w hich have beeu described as having actuated the Ci- s. tizeni of London to- el ectyour Loi dshi facture, proceeding either from our Customs, or from seizures , not) into the kingdoms of Italy or Naples, the Inn; . • . p to preside the 11th, and continued his route for Croatia and on p that m..y be made, shall be burnt. . .3.oVer them for _Ole ensuing year, prove at once how the south of Styria. "s. All prohibited merchandise of Englishmanufacture which ; e l an provinces, the parts of Spain occupied by the ‘., wre i .t h ey. were guided in their choice, and hoer Last Sunday the silk-manufactUrers of. Vienna had shall be found in Holland, in the Grand Duchy of Berg, in the French, and generally in all the places within reach ' ' :Avostfiy,yeu are .ef, nigh a high and important office. an audience of his Excellency the President of the Hanseatic Towns, and, generally, from the Maine to the Sea, , ' of the French . • be burned troops, is toalso. lAt a time like this-at a time when the greater part • Chamber of Finance, and ststed to him the ember-shal l be seized and burnt. 4. All the English merchandise to be found la aer kingdom A ' be seized question has been started, whether, if BoNAPARTI . . of the pbysical force of Europe is directed against this rassments into which the considerable fall in the pa- * o f Italy , under whatever d • • • per-money had thrown them. It is not exactly known and burnt. shall persist in burning our colonial produce, under the in his operation.s, but to make his slab at our peace what answer the Minister gave theirs ; but the public ' "5- All the English merchandizewhich shall be found in our . , Fontainebleaudecree , decree, we ought not to adopt a measuret h e • . ' • . more certatn , at a time, too, when we are visited are much astonished at the complaints of these mane- ;. ulyriso6. All u ovinces shall be seized and burnt. . I of . the English inerchandize which shall be found in the ; reprisal, which we undoubtedly have in our power. j with such severe domestic calamities, in which vat facturers : every body knows, that no corporation has kingdom of Naples shall be seized and burnt. ' It is known that the colonial produce of the French ' most gracious . Majesty so.largely participates, at such of late made more rapid and considerable profits than "7. All the English merchandize which shall be found in the' 1 that of the silk-manufacturers. . Provinces of Spain occupied by our troops, shall be seized and islands of Martinique, Guadeloupe, &c. is sold by u.s: a moment yo Lo ur rdahlp is called by the voice of ' I your Fellow - Cit izens Chi discharge the higb and ins. The dearness of provisions continues to increase ' and the amount faithfully remitted to such of the pro.; b " ti. ' AU the English merchandise which shall be found in the , ,portant duties of Chief hlagistrate of the City of here, notwithstanding the abundant crops of ever? towns. sad withig o f bd b y , prietors as the reach p l aces occupi ed our troops, are actually resident in France or its de- London. It appears very fortunately for the happi, kind, because all the sellers, even to the dealerikln„ e ko be seized and burnt. '(signed) " NArat•EnN• I Tendencies. We also remit the dividends of his sub- ' ness of the City, that by the Ccuistitutioe of the land fruit, regulate the price of their articles by the courier (Attested) " The Duke of PLACANTIR, Prince Arch- . , ects on stoc k old by them in our funds. It has b een a - no untried, inexperienced man shall be entrusted of Exchange. • .i; • s • Treasurer, and Lieutenant - General of J the Emperor and King." i question, whether without confiscating these produces j with a charge so weighty ; for before he can arrireat It this respect, therefore, Mr. Course, accor di ni ' t • .. .BERNE, OCTOBER 21. to the expression of a peasant, who • believed that it l and dividends. we should not tie them until th e en d L,.... TheLandaraman has iust convoked a Special Cola - wt.., try his claims to what ,you .. was sonic Minister, does a greatedeal of mischief to., . • • - .• • of the war, or until this iniquitous decree shall be. The propeiser of-your Fellow -cissarate- 4724 every body. .L, mission for deliberating on the commercial interests of Switzerland. Its conferences will be opened to- I rescinded? We have been told, but we cannot aster- the prophecy of 'your Lordship's taatip A rnpop.yout. The Archduke Ferdinand, Commander in Chief of ' , _, , self so heavy a respotteibility, has been fulfederaoi the troops of Moravia and Silesia is at present re- morrow ' tain the fact, that the amount of these two neaus or i HAMBURGH,, OCTOBER 22. strated by the ability you have evinced on several viewing the troops ofhis district. • ... ."* remittance is four millions per annum. . .. , A nocturnal conflagration has here consumed four ; recent • occasions. - I cannot help remarking with . The capture of the two imPortent fortresses of We simply state the question that has been agitmed:' large warehouses the value of which is estimated at I much satisfaction, o n the nnostenta • nay, poi. o Rudschuck and Giurgewo will'not be the last opera- up wards - - ' Royal ' of 000,000 marks Banco. - The Prince ' for we confess that we have ever been advocates for ' vote manner in s which your Lordship has this day tion of this campaign, but it renders it absolutely - de.l •Sweden is Chancellor Universityl o • nom inated of the maintainin g the good faith of English security for all i come, hither. Splendour, my Lord, is properly at. chive in favour of the Russians, It ii to be remark - of Upsal, in the room of the deceased Count Axel deposits and effects, whatever may be the profligate ,ruched to .authority ; but the motives which have ed, that they have in the mean time in their Meier • *de Fersen.-The grand head-quarters of the French in fl uenced your Lordsh i p's forbearance upon the ell the strong 'places which defended the right ltiank .arm of G e rm an y is now divided into four divisi ons • • his ivisiohs ; v i olation of all faith committed by the enemy. But present occasion, are peculiarly praiseworthy. Tlft •of the Danube, from Ismailow to . Szistelw • that ' Pa ; feeling and humanity' of the English nation bay. from the mouth of • that river to" more " than . 100 th North G oian , e of ermany ; t h at of General Guidin , leagues up its channel. The Turits, *beyond this line, who has gone from Hanov er to Magdeburg ; that dares to do so in the confidence of impunity, from our seossloility displayed by your Lordship this day, fur. possess only Neu-Orsova and Widdie, capatge of any o f Ge neral M din the Hanseatic andthe - - ' VIM ni an additional.proot how well that character is Moran d, .horror of retaliation. resistance. division of Cuirassiers under Bruyere, which ' occupies deserved. In conclusion, it remiss only for me to Nicopoli is already Invested by one of the Ruisian - —....-. the former territories of Hanover. vriardsat your Lordship may go through your office corps, which conducted the siege o( Rudschuck. It . Letters from the French coast, to the Sd instant, viould ippear, that the bulk of their army has STUTGARD, OCTOBER 24. were received yesterday. They state that no other to the satisfaction of your Feliow.Citizens, and with comfort to yourself." The (lief Baron then pro. marched against Varna, which the Grand Vizier can- A general and very strict search took place on the . nte ... not relieve, without hazarding a -general battle. The . Sultan has not yet made his appearance at the army ; • kid it is learned from two Greeks, Secretaries of a Dacha, hod made prisoners by a reconnoitring party, that his Highness will not quit Constantinople. • 1 i ni o nce respecting the military operations in Por. needed to expatiate is high term, on the upright ' 22d instant at Fraekfort. There was found an im. g s : mouse quantity of colonial produce , and a great deal regal had transpired than what appeared in the papers. ;of English merchandize, which have been confis- The law of the conscription is immediately to be ' cated • ; the French troops in the garrison co-operated ! in searc h , , applied to Holland. conduct of the late Lord Mayor, and this conelud ei a very appropriate and impressive address. D ng the greater part of this speech there was so much noise in the Court, that we were often prevented front Mr. MACKENZIT arrived yesterday. Previous to hearingdistinctlywhat his Lordship sa id. We are informed that the Grand Duke has set out, ....r CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 12. - ape late .winds in the Black Sea have' placed the for Paris. ibis departure from Morlaix he had received letters The customary oaths were then administered to the lapt.tin Pecha in a very perilous situation, besides ! The number of German works which appeared at : from Paris of so late a date as the sth instant, which new Lord Mayor, and the late Lord Mayor . denorred e malignant fever which has spread amoni. his ; the Fair of Leipsick amounted to between 1000 and I were completely" silent With respect to the arrival of rest tion of his in such accounts as is usual on the resigna tio n 1100 volumes, which, for the most part, were either I • o ffi ce. The Lord Mayor and procession afterwards Men, and committed great ravage, carrying off atm any intelligence of im p ortance from Po r t uga l . 15 to 20 men daily, compil a tions o r insignificant books , or at- least pro- visited the Courts of King's Bench and 0101110, 1 ' The Turkish. A dmiral has in :'consequence.deter- , ductions which presented nothing new. But there To t h e Pleas; after which they returned by land in tbraill. rumours brought by the SCYLLA, as stated •W 'aster • f . ' ' mined to.return with his whole fl eet into the canal • I were also some very good works which really enrich .private manner as the y went to esum . . . ' for , shelter, as well as to preserve for his men those ; German literature. in our last, we have nothing to add but that the sabre --. • (rate remedies which they so much want. FRIBURG, OCTOBER 21. • . vessel reports that the Gallician army had entered Yesterday Lord GRENvILLE arrived in to wn .We are also assured that the' greater part of the 1 'On the evening of the 19th, the seals were removed Leon, and that General MARY was marching to- Ditopmore. kb Ye'" Russian tlect entered Sebastopol in equal distress. . from the warehouses of the merchants, and an invert. - .. . war d s ' the S o u th , t o_ intercept the supplies destined monument in memory of Lord News!. whiff . ' ... HSRMAI;ISTADT, OCTOBER a. . tory was taken of dyed and spun cottons, whichwas to have been opened for public inspection A suspension of arms between; Russia and Turkey h i therto had not been considered as colonial or Eng- for,the Army of Marshal MASSENA and if' ' * .• possible , terday, was not uncovered ; nor will it be, until the which will list) merchandute, since they were not expressly named to. prevent the junction of the division of General wood.work is removed from Guildhall, Is much spoken of, but the report requires confirma- , tion ; what appeals certain is, that the Russian' in the tarifs of the sth August and 12th' September DEOUET with the main army of the enemy. The not be completed for two or three days. 1 - tyoOps, Uho_weve proceeding towarcs t he'D anube to • p ro visional lait t•a sequestration was also placed on expedition against Santonia is reported to have failed. Wednesday se'nnight, past of the Androssan 0 04 inn on support the corps stationed there, have received * all ,Eng l ish merchandize, of which the quantity is wasopened with great ceremony, and a dinner g ---- (Splinter orders. . , eery small.. Nowhere have more - severe measures been the occasion, at which, we learn, the Earl of Eon*. PETERSBURGH, SEPT. 29. , - I taken than here against every kind of Lena .lish goods. , Accounts were yesterday received from the River TON, and a number of respectable Gentlemen attended- e - A Courier arrived yesterday from the army has Reports have been circulated here, that the price of Plate to the date of the 19th August, among which Orders were on Monday given for the immedisto 'l brought the news of the surrender of Kladowa by salt was to be raised, the convents to be abolished, are Gar-44*es, stating that the Governor of C or do va , shipment of a large quantity of wheat and o th er P ro ' ith cap lation ; veenty-four pieces of cannon, and a &c. but the -Little Council has caused the following as well-as L INIERB, his son, and his son-in-law, were visioni for Lisbon. c onsiderable quantity of ammunition, Were found in' notice' to be inserted in the Of fi cial Paper : JUBILILE COLUMN ON Moat. FAIllIA.••••The fint. taken prisoners. He was made captiie at TuCiAllaini id the place. • ~ The Little Council has seen with pain that some ' stone of a Jubilee Column was on the 25th ult. la t he lofty BERLIN, OCTOBER 17. - ' enemies of. the public tranquillity take a pleasure in about 800 miles distant from' Buenos Ayres. by Lord KENYON, upon Mod Familia, Lieutenant... General Prince Do!gorucky, late Rus- spreading divers alarming and disquieting reports, The Governor and inhabitants of Monte Video con- Clwydian mountain on the boundary of the countiesof • lien Minister at the Court of HollUild, arrived here; and that the public, always too credulous and easy to tinning firm in thei r a il e • • Fand Flint and Denbigh, about - six miles from Mould , and glance to artritNAND . br- oil the ads from Amsterdam. . be deceived, permit th emselves to yield to that im- the Gov • in hi ernment acting s name, the Revolutionary as many from Ruthin, in commemoration of ou r . , According tO a Convention concluded on the 10th , pulse which is given to them with the sole view of Ayres loved and amiable MONARCH having happily anew Junta of Buenos A . September , at Dfesden, between the Kin g o f P russ i a di s th r bi og t h e i r repose an d exc i t i ng di sor d er . had prohibited all intercourse to the liOth year of his reign. There was a gma. ' and the King of Saxony, the sequestration placed On " The Little Council invites the inhabitants of the with the former. • ba military display on the occasion, and a great num the debts due to Prussian subjects. in. the Duchy , Canton not to lend an ear to these absurd and false - .. a. of medals were deposited by Lord. KENIoN, • • who, WI , of Warsaw, and . npon the payments which the inha- reports, and not to suffer themselves to be se hi holy We .believe, that one of the motives which actuates an 'excellent speech, ex tinted largely on the ow ner • g pa bitants of that Duchy had to claim in the Prussian deprived of the repose and tranquillity which it has Nateotaion to resist an exchange of prisouerk, is; ' [bait, ous rheriniiini virtues of our enviable lad recitals Gnats, has been, remoted on both sides, and the liberty pl eas ed Providence to grant us, since the - establi s h. he may throw: upon us the eapence of 'maintaining id Sovitionws, and observed 1104/ truly his MAJEITY h id of the reciproc al conveyance of money has been re-' ?pent of the existing order of things. • - - . many th , Q0 1 .1114 'men ;or probably he thinks that they adhered. to the declaration he Mole won 4is accessioe established. Prussian subj ects . mey,; the r efo re , di s .. "Those who are "reellY the friends of their count,. might carry flask into his OwO legions de informatiod to the littani,Ah his tiii•spereit ta Parliament' - ''.. - p os e of their capitals and unerests in the Duchy of- _cannot- give a more signiliro9f of 4.liir devotedness. is to die truncharacter of his policy , Which ti ,tnai. a Thet•lai : betnltstioi e n'a katonsand„,r` 1 , i Warsaw I but they ;are bound to conforathetnselvea e -to the •public good "thi;ii I o klisdeeeiving thenjel. loi- ousl7 withheld-from-411er ; andithietherliroii, if de. woeld - fillitiltita - teitOstitelioS i o nuc " .1 • e '' t out - in that See Peer too the laws introduced intothe Frus..eeitintis as-to the aIMiM reports . in 'hit gulision, 'y . 14 r 474. thcl..,gula beArdeiVilinger44ohati . &An and Satie:"•'' A gtatia r Weitikr iti rt ir . I _,, 'lan-Stabs in Valou r of . debtors , in as fares these 14. pointing out to eheeelltsere'ef•Goseernot ii al - 0 11 44: .'** ' fear . . - ,ent I e ,. . ‘ Matever map bp his is tiveit- %, la .Loreleh t i‘ s l o v i rtil 't 1 - 1 t cgeth " iiite.than cock Nakolegiisukeuti , posed men Who PeitPiCiliiraStlYel W .46K 4ll • g. OMPAt - lb* ' ''' Eing" was tuivg - vi • thud 'rased comre d , cp•nritlirtit*l244, -.:,;-,i:ii ‘,4,-.,...:-.,,x,.... give iliem eitt i /lotßy:a - •' . • - i , . ' • or the occasion. ' • - - --itititt'irrtalkii.- • •• 4 .