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+_.. jI 4~; SUPERFINE CLOTH, OPERA TICKET, PRINTS, BOOKS. &e.-TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. KING. at his Great Room, N 0.38, King.tlrcet, Covesat-Garden, en Satur day mat, ASmall Colle&ion of Books and Prints, a few framed and glaa.' 1; I.c Gallery, s Vols. In Ruffin; a Proof or the ordc of eiihral:.ir, by J:11ri; together with an Opera Sham. and silver . 1 . icket, a Picea of Superfine Blue Cloth, a Plat of Scarlet Ciath. / 1 / 4 c. May be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had at the Room. MINERALS, SHELLS, CORALS. TO LE SOLD DY AUCTION, by Mr. KING, At Ida Great R.,om, In King-firm, Corent-Garden, on Monday next, :Ind fire following days, at 12 &Clock, THE Genuine Colleition!of Minerah,Shells,Covala, and other curious fuhjeets of Natural Hiftory ; lonic fiegular Works of Art, &e. of the Rev S. Panhy, of Stoke, near Nayland, Suffolk. lately eleceafed; together with the Duplicates of a tele. brand Coiledion, welltknown to the Public; among which are many choice and rare Ankles, worthy the attention of the Cu rium, partietearly alma Ores of Gold, Silver, and other Metals, uncommon Cryftalliktions In the different Genera of Earths, Se ries of Ital'an and other Marbles, a large fpeeimen of NubleOpal, a rare FoSli Horn, of an unknown Ousdrunri, dcc. May be viewed, and Catalogues. price 41. haa at the Room. PATRIOTIC FUND. 1 - 30 7d . 5• Augult 9, 18 0 3- AT i GENERAL MEETING of the COMMIT TEE of the PATRIOTIC FUND,at Ltroo's Coffee-Houle, Tuiday the 9th ' Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. in the Chair: Read a letter from BROOK WA T sou Efq. Chairman of Lloyd's Coffec-houfe, and sib Chairman of the Committee for this Fund, ad interim, in which he Rates the amount of the flobfertptions which have been received, and that the Money has been paid over to a Committee of Trealury appointed for this fund; at the fame time that the fun of 20,00e1. three per Cent. Conks's, fubfcribed by the Proprietors of Lloyd's Colfee-hook, hat been regularly transferred ; by which mean, he conbden his refponbbility to have crafed. And as the Committee of Treifury appointed for the pu pate, and coolifling of Sir Francis Baring, Bart. Thomas Reid, Efq. John Julius Aogerftein, Efq. John Itlavor, Efq. T hombn Boar, Efq. Richard Le e, Efq. Robert Shedden, Efq. acknowledge to have received the Money which has been paid into the hands of Meths BOLDSRO, Loss:inane N and Co the Banken for the Committee of Lloyd's Coffee •houfe, whilft the Stock has been transferred into the names of Sir Fart:cis BARING, Bart. joint Jvuus Assessrett, Efq. and Teomsos BoNAR, Efq. conformable to he direftion of the Committee. Refobred onanimouily, That the Committee of the Subferihers to Lloyd's Coffee-hook are difeharcad from all refponShility with regard to this Fund; and that the Thanks of this Committee be given to Baooa Waersor,Efq. and to the Members of that Com mittee, for their able and Impartial condo& Read the following Letters: From Mr. Heaton, Proptietnrof the Sun and', the True Bri ton Daily Papereosikrieg to Wert Conumurde4diors, free of opelue. From Dr. LET TSOM. In which be mentions that, although u a Quaker he cannot contribute to Military meafures, yet he fends Tiirty G.uiueas to the Committee at Lloyd's, requeiting that it may be applied in procuring Flannel Wailleosts, Blankets, or any other comforts, which patens expored bathe weather may require. From Mr. ROBERT HOT Manager of the Theatres of Worcef• ter, Wolverhampton, Here ford, Ludlow, and Stourbridee, offer ing the entire Receipts. free of all ex pence', of one night's Per formance in each Teem durirg the feafon. From Mr. Ro aaaaa ow, Manager of the Theatres at Hunting don, Lincoln, 801100, Grantham Spalding , Newark, Willseacia, Peterborough, and Northampton , the entire Receipts, live of all axpence, of tree nigher perfooanee is lath TIPIND durwg the lesion. Refolved unanimonfly, That the patriotic offers of Mr. Heater, Mr. Hor, Dr. Lerrsom, and of Mr. R sow, be accepted. The Committee of Trealury baring reported, that in addition to the Rock fobkrihed by Lloyd's Coffee-hoofe of to,OOOL Three per Cant. Confole, and by an individoal of tool. Three per Cent. Coo led& there had been further lubferibed the bun of [13,6364 Los 3d. mid that from the tatter fum they bad pordiabd fuock--do.ooal. 3 per Cent. Confide. 60,0001. per Cent. Reduced. Refehed, That the preceding particulars be commanicated to the Public accompanied with thefollowing Addreb, to be figned by the Cl air man : " While the Committee base Snore fatisfadtien in announcing the Rate ',the Fund, u above mentioned, they are anxious to im prefs upon the mind of every Loyal Subject who has mot yet be llowed his Donation, the probability that ocubons will noire to dries) , thole heroic a chievements of Brides Vskor.which will en title our brave Sailors and Soldiers, or their Reprefutatins, to the warm and fubilantial dhtflons of Edda gratitude. The Committee acknowledge with tree patriotic pride, that the Subfeelption eueeds any that has been recorded in the Annals of one Hillary; bat when it is cenSdered that every former war links into a petty costeft, compared with the mighty ftruggle in which we are now engaged " fingle banded," the Committee troll that tbermay appeal with fu-eels to the feelings of every true friend elf his Otiontre, as promote the objede of this Infthotion. " At the eve et Each a con Rid. the Seaman. the So:Jier, the Vo. Rotor, Mould knew that thok who were dear he him 'ARA living, will, in the event of his falling la this glorious Caste, find P re Mama and Qua:diens in a grateful and generems Country." FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. Anutust sdvartlkd 10,1001. 3 per Cat. Coded& Cada -123,91.15 L ytr. Od. Lelia Carper Com- Wax Brown, ditto 20 to 0 Pal? - 500 0 o Janata Jul:fon 5 5 0 Andrew Conl a Old Abel Brenton, of Brea- Bromptoo 100 0 0 ton, Norftdh - 5 5 o NTorning Herald ts to 0 john Thou. Batt 51 IC 0 R. NPGhae. Ruffen- T. Denyer,Chelfes to 0 0 plane - so o o Matlew Lewes 51 10 o tAY - 51 10 0 Capt. M. Men, R.N. 10 10 0 nlit.P2ls22leot-ft. 52 to • Francis &atoll, M. P. Stopb.Wilfart. of Brad- for Oxford 50 0 0 Add gliall. Berke toy o o The Rev. Sr. Valpy, T.W.per Snow sod Co. at o 0 of &adios, and i I Mc Roo. Dr. Rookies. Citildreo, ses.eaela 63 0 to 'Pro/oft of Otiel Col- Mrs. P. Lewis, I.lan left. Ostord 51 to 0 tillia Gerrianny, Dear R. S. Itieharlfon se 0 0 Matunewth 50 o 0 T. Pitt. Witirtio-L 50 0 0 Win. Drewe, ?levant. Tw iof his serrates s s o SptirrOardena 25 0 0 M. linylc. Ft iday-IL to o 0 Wrn. Meredith, Her- J. Curtis, lud:lte hill 30 0 0 ley place, Mary-la lira. Sadt li , New Nur- bonne - ss o o folk street too 0 0 Gen Mererlith, 3:nt. Bryant Barrett, Vials- rinsham-ilarre,Mary tall - tos 0 0 la-twine - 25 0 0 .Gee. Craw Ned, Rifler I Ard Rp. of I.nntlini too o • Lingle,. Herta tog 0 0 Rev. T. Williartann. W. H Meyer so 0 0 Sta. Dam rel.Devou to o o I. 4.llrnws. Birclln I. to to o Thomas Platt si o 0 kAatuad Grail.lfecitli, Ch. Henry Frafer so • c Caftle-ll.Crirplagate IC o o Edw. G.dlan.Brandey $ $ 0 11. Rubiaft..n. finance- Sla. Tunisia de Oche stor,Cortr itt et/41race 5 S o da. 4 Earl SpellZct . rg 5 0 0 1 Sir W. W. Pepya,Bt. so 0 0 Mt. HAI, late of the Juhn Meer - 5o 0 0 VinuallisittOr.cr s s o bun. Ware aid Son 51 to c Thomas Hall - al o o 'lleir Foreman 1 1 0 Fad of Anribury 5:4 o o their Journeymen to 0 0 .Retw,Stoie,Buckszos o o and Servants 110 0 Lar Mercer 26 s o M :6, Ware - S 0 0 I-oodoo Afar- Charier Ware 10 0 0 atter Corparoina MOO 0 o .tarn. Ware. jun. 50 a Mfrs Films Cotten 5 5 0 t. and T. :Imes 51 10 o Rev. T. Ileberden to 0 0 1.07 d Harew,od 500 0 0 S . .ta 1!;4: Taclauo. 1 , 1 0 0 !oh:i Willoa.Coldn- T:J: full Fieeripta .4 a " fquare, 1 per Cent. reartit at the knyall Confolitransferr,d !CO 0 0 areas OD the :fah WiWam Mowbray too tc 0 innant - £l5 :9 0 r. Brooke - to 00R . D. foe W. P. Sst , I Sutifetiratial ream! by &Mutt and WU% at the Be of 41. 11.44 PRUSSIA Butt'. Ave. 9.—On the sth init. Gen. Piens• oat; paired through Hildeiheim. Citizen Pot TAUS, French Secret try of Legation, is arrived here. as alfo, late yeiterday, Mr. Privy Counfellor LOAIBARD, from Br ufiels. His Ezcellency Cnunt SCHULEMBURG, In difiin gnifhed for his zeal and a&isity as Miniller of State, is confined by an indifpohtinn. His Majefty has done him the honour of perfonally 'lining him this mor ning. RUSSIA. Sr. Peroration, Jut.r &morn Ruf fian Secretary of Legation, is arrived here from Paris, and Mr. SHAW, the blefenger, from London, both, as is raid, wish the news that the Englifh Go vernment has accepted the mediation of Raffia, but upon certain conditions and modifications. Count Gala, the Pruffian Atnbafador here, has received difpatches from his Court, the contents of which relate to the lama political occurrences in Hanover. The two Ruffian flips Nadefhda (Mope) and Neva, which are to fail round the world, are ready to depart, and w.tit only for a good wind. Mr. CHA►tf♦PRLAIN Risssow, who goes on board them as Ruffian Am. baffador to Japan, has received front the Emperor the diamond tnfignia of the Order of St. Anne, of the firft Clafs. The Direetors of the Ruffian American Company have received advice, that another thip, with furs to the value of 300,c00 rubles, is arrived from the coati of North America at Ochotzk. JULY 12.—The report is renewed that the Empe ror will make a tour into the fouthern provinces of the empire ; but not till after harveft, that the pea rants may not be difiretfed by the requifition of hones for the carriages. Three millions of roubles. in new copper coin, tre lately come from Catharinenburg, and put in circu lation by the Bank. The Herring fishery eilablithed in Archangel is in a very prosperous condition. The fifh salted turn out extremely well. The town of Techwina was almoft burnt to the ground on the 4th of June : a violent wind increafed the fury of the flames in fuch a manner, as to render all attempts at estinguifhing them fruidefs. ITALr. Mssitna, Jots 29.—The new Grand Matter of t Malta having been prevented by circumaances from repairing toltis Mane], has here folemnly taken poi feffion of the dignity to which he has been promoted. This ceremony took place the day before yenerday, after the ufual manner, in pretence of an affembly of the Knights of the Order. The Willey Trend, the lenity of thofe who were prefent, received the oath of the Grand Mailer, TOMKASI. Tomstass immediately proceeded to appoint the Chevalier Busy, lately ar rived from Malta, Ambaffador of the Order at Rome, infiraling him, at the fame time, to make nu delay in repairing to his poff. The Grand Mane: of Malta, after his inflallation on the 27th of June, addreffed the Knights of the Order in the following terms: 4 , Having been elated by the Holy See, to whom we offer up thanks and acknowledgments of our gra titude, to occupy the Grand Mafferfhip of the Holy Military Order of Jerufalem, we are bound to exert all onr efforts to render ourfelves worthy of fuch an honourable choice. What, left to ourfelves alone— what arc we able to do ? What can we do if depriv. ed of the alliance, the zeal and the wifdnm of the ancient Members of Cie Order ? The objet now in view is to re-unite and re-organize a body, the meet. hers of which are difperfed, and the laws which go. verned them have been left almoß entirely unenforc ed fur the (pace of five years. Such, my dear hi-e -ther's, are the motives which have induced us to call together the Sacred Council, agreeably to the forms prefcribed by our liatutes, which we have bound osirfeires uniformly and invariably to obey. It is far trom our intention, my beloved brethren, to call up to your recolleetion the lamentable events of the pall, and the fatal caufes which have plunged the Order into a fea of troubles, from which it has been extri cated by the vigorous hand of the virtuous monarch, to whom we owe an eternal gratitude ; we have now only to attend to the lalutary means by which we may afpire to the glory of reftoring to its former fplenduur an Order which, during the lapfe of (even centuries, has awaited the beneficent regard of So vereigns, and merited the efieem of Nations. And you, my beloved brethren. who with me conflitute the Holy Council of the Order, bring to your recol leetion, in all your deliberations, the duties to which you are bound by the oath which you have jut taken before us, and in the pretence of Goo who fees, weighs, rewards, and punishes all. Yours is the proud lot to re-unite the facred bonds of our inflitu tion—bonds which, through religion and honour on ly, may acquire a draublefolid;•y. There bonds con fill in a complete oblivion of private intereas. which are the bane of all affociations, that you may devote yoortelves folely to the public lnterett, in obedience to the llama, in the inviolability of the laws, in harmony among ourfelves, in integrity, courage, and pcifever.tnce. Convinced that we (hail find in all of us the influence of thole noble fentiments which will refilTe to us our ancient lutlre, which will confirm is. their benevolent intentions the Governments that are already decidedly in our favour, and which will fecure to us the proteelion of every other Govern meat, we (hall continue to live in the cheering hope of our future glory." The report that an aAion had taken place be tweet a fquadron from Toulon and the fleet of Ad. moral Ni coon, to the difadvantage of the former, is not confir med. On the 'yds the Commander Busse artired at Rome, as Charge d'Affaires of the Order of Make to the Hnly See. The late French Wailer at Rome, Cacawee, who has been (=ceded by the Cardinal and Arch Salop Flt IS r tt, fct ont on the ata on his swum to Paris. The Republic of the Seven laands hp declared it will (whitest the ftrieleil nent.a:ity in the relent WS, between France and Englane. • An Englifb fleet has 141141$ in amount, l 41 0 Adriatic, off Aseosa. : NETHERLANDS. %teems, Ana...—(Frog tit Hatriest Covent.) M. Lossamtn, Privy Courtfellor of his Pruffian Ma. jelly, who has again returned to Berlin, appears not to have completely obtained the objeCt of his million. Betides the free navigation of the Elbe and IVefer, it is confidently fiatsd that this million had in view a very important objeft. The Hanoverian Deputies have again returned home without much hope that their fituation will be improved.—liantbwib Corref: panda,. AUOUST F.... The hope of a fuecefsful ;rue to the. Ruffian methadon, notwithrtanding its acceptance by the Mediating Powers, is not great. France infills on the p fiatar quo from t he date of a Convention for an arnsiatce to be concluded, and confequently while England retains potreffion of Malta, will continue to occupy the territory and parts of L ower: Saxony, of which Ate has taken poffellion. To this, however, the Cabinet of St. James's has not yet contented.— Mid. DENMARK. CO►SAHAGEN. Auc. 2.—MT. LISTON has jull fent an exprefs to London. The bufinefs in the Field Commiffary's Office in. creafes daily. Several foldiers, who had been dif miffed after the reviews, and who do not belong to the regiments in Holliein, have been again engaged. Our police has lately caufed feveral perfons to be arrefted who had forged bills of exchange and bonds, and had counterfeited the fignatures of feveral land proprietors, whole elates they mortga&ed. The Dana Conful in Entlaad is End to be Cull pended. Auo. 6.—Thei explanation between ours and the Hanoverian Government, refpeding the duty at Slade, has turned out entirely to the fatisfation of our Government. Within thefe few days an unanthorifed report has been univerfally fpread, that the duchy of Holltein will bo for the future entirely independent of the German Empire, and that the fame money and weight as in Denmark will be introduced into the two duchies The continued drought has much leffened, accor ding to the laft letters from the provinces, the agree able profpc of a rich harveft. Rye has particularly fuffered. The negociation concerning the pafrage of the pac kets from England to Tonningen and Hufum, has been one of the fiat fuhjeEts of communication be tween Mr. Luton and our Court. The Swedith Church has jun ['Whined a revere lois by the death of the celebrated Dr. T a o m , Archbi• flop of Upfal. His account of his voyage to Ice land, in company with Meths. BANKS and SOLANDKA, is well known. Srasssumo, Auc. 3.—Late in the evening of the tft the frigate Camilla anchored off Pell. The ad, their Majetlies difembarked, aad went to Bergen, on the Eland of Rugen, where they Cupped and flept, and to-day, at half pail five in the afternoon, arrived, and were received with every demonfiration of joy. How long the King will remain here is uncertain. GERMAN2'. Haltom, Atm 2.—At every corps de garde, at the gates, an Hanoverian fubaltern Officer examines all flrangers and travellers who pafs ia and out, by which good order gains confolerably, and many mif underfiandings are prevented. Auc. 5.-- fo•morrow the horfes deftined for the Firft Conful let off for Paris. They will only go three or four miles (or hours) a day), and conic fequently be (even or eight weeks on the rt ad : go of the choicell horfes will be fent to London, and the refi will remain in Mecklenburgh, and he private. ly fold. The number of horfes from the King's dif ferent Rods carried away before the entrance of the French, amounts to 750. The number of French troops in this country has not yet exceeded iti,ooo, viz. 14,000 foot, and 3150 horfe exclofive of thole in Ofnabruck. Aron. y.—The refult of the conference at Bruffels it kept very ferret. Report lays. we may hope an alleviation of our 'hard fate, and that Boa APARTE is favourably difpofed towards us. It is added, that he has confented that the army in Hanover (ball be re duced to ta,ooo, and the reit of the troops join the army of England, in which General Moariza, it is laid, will have a command. 14111411.710 N, AUGUST 5.--The Copenhagen letters of the ad iollant mention, that the Dana Court is but too well apprized of he farther ambitious views of the French Governmeet, and has taken its rnea. fures with the Court of Peteriburgb to repel by force every farther incroaehment. The French had pro. railed to the Northern Powers not to transfer the theatre of war to the right bank of the Elbe; yet they did to, by difarming the Hanoverian army, and fell ing the Dutchy of Lauenhurg. By th:s unprincipled condod, they have penetrated to the frontiers of Meeklenburgh and Hoillein ' whole fovereigns enjoy the moll fp.:ctal (rico dlhip of the EXPEROI of Russo. Hi. hfajefly the Em r r tort of Russia has, it is (aid, fnlemnly guaranteed the German poffelfions of his Demist, Maissry, and promifed, in cafe of any at. tempt made by the French to interrupt the naviga. lion of the Sound or Baltic, to afBR him with all forces by land and lea. Refpeflable private letters from Berlin .of the ad init. flare what follows :--84 Our Court defpairs at len of preferring its neutrality. The flames of war will ma likely blaze out in Northern Germany. as it is reported that our Privy Counfellor, Monf. Lost , sato, whom the Krim fent to Bonaraara with pro. pofals to quit Retzebintle, the banks oldie Elbe. and certain parts of the Wefer. has not fuceeeded in his million. On this account a courier has been fent to France with Oa ultimatum of the Court of Prof fie, end on the aafwer, which is expeded here the latter end of this month, the future tranquillity of the North entirely depends." Auousr tao—Accounts from Berlin of the 9th inßarit, Rate, that the Repo of PlittllSSA gave a pri vate audience of near four boors, an the fame day, to his Envoy to Bo AAAAA re, at Bruffels, the Privy Coonfellor LOllaaalh who had returned to Berlin on tire Bth. M. Lo salt D'S million related not only to the terms on which Pruffra witbed to prevail on Boma /ART, to remove all Manacles to the free navigation of the Elbe and Wein, but alfo to other more mo mentous propotab. As to the latter, which cbitfly relate to the (store fate et the k4orate of llanover, the Cutts Comsat. is raid to bave rejeded than, wlii to the evacuation of Lower Saxony by his troop s gave his affent, on condition of the iSand of Malta) being fink given up by the Englifb, and a gener a armillice by land and fca. Praia has promifed ti make an overture on this fubjett to the Britifb Court . but vet) , flight ho k :zs are cutertaincd of its being a. tended with fuccefs. The Peter(burgh letters of the 26th ult. Rill hopes of the ultimate fuccefs of the Ruffian mediation: , meanwhile the naval armaments in the ports of tha• empire are can ied on with redoubled aftivity. Wha : the °bled can be, remains a profound Carer ; bet the French Government are certainly very bufy is making . reprefentations to the Ruffian Cabinet, to induce it to occupy the Sound with a confiderab!. fleet, to prevent a blockade on the part of Great Br , " Should loch a blockade really take place,( fay, a letter from Riga, of a very recent date) it is certair that Ruffia would be compelled, with tie other powers of the North, to make the French refpeath. neutrality of the Northern Continent, particular)! that of Germany : this the more fo, as Ruilla cou!, not bear the confequences of fuch a blockade longe than three months, owing to its being fo much over Clocked with its own produce, and money in On country being extremely fcarce at prefent." Every hour their Majeaies the Kt c: and Q.4..:zr of SWEDEN are expeCted to honour this city wtti vilit, on their farther journey through Germatly.— The illuftrious vifitors will refide here inrogr,ito. Advices from Stockholm of the 22d ult. receive at Hamburgh on the 2d of Anglia, Rate that th Krim of SWIDFN has given orders to draw immediate, ly a cordon of troops on the frontiers of Porneraniz. On the authority of private letters received at Cr penhagen from St. Crnir, fecret negotiations are faid to be on foot between Spain and Denmark relative t the ceffion of Porto Rico by Spain to the latter power, The fame rumour was Rill more prevalent at Port . Rico. Porto Rico is extremely fertile, but almo uncultivated. For Denmark it would be a profitabi acquifition ; but to Spain, it now colts mote than i revenues amount to; and fence the the lots of Trial dad and Domingo, it is become quite a detach . point among the !raft Spanifh polittlions. Refpeeing the confpiracy of the French Cher d'Efcadron Dow an su. the Handierzlt Correhoadaaa of the 3d contains the following article, dated Hague July so—A 4 The French Chef d'Efeadron DONA DIEU, who, it will be recolleCted, was carried five hence to Bruffels on a charge of having a defigt againft the life of the Fitts? Coitsus., had, preview to his arrea, travelled with General \rime to Flu I ing, and lodged there at the houfe of a Dr. Scene There (dates the Nape Carrara) he was indde• ordered to be confined to the hook where he live on the very day the FIRST Coigns was at Fluatin. We have reafon to thank Goa (lays the fame paper in a letter from Flufbing) that he was, perhaps 0 this meafure, prevented from carrying his defign .• • effee. The natl. Cousin, who was full of cot.fi dente amide a nation whole hillory Relents few ea ample. of fuch nefarious deeds, was wholly can . • fated in nothing. How dreadful mud have be the confequences for Floating, however initoWlt inhabitants might have been." •lOTUIR LirTia. SAKI "ATI. In my hi I mentioned that federal French Arai had embarked at Lubeck, for Ruff a i jam no' glad to let you know, that fosse of their predeee fort are already on their way to Siberia, and that a BONA PM.% plots 'Oita the tranquillity of RuE are difcovered. The lAlk French mail briegsus the news of for.] failures at Paris, eighteen at Bourdeaua, fourteen a Marfeilles, fifteens at Lyons, feventeen at Plante' fix at St. Male, nine at Rouen, ten at Havre, As Dunkirk, two at °Rend, eleven at Fluthing, eigh at Rotterdam, fixteen at Amflerdam, ten at Qengs twelve at Leghorn, and eight at Naples. Front Prulla we hear ttlat ten Silelsan manstfaeorers hays failed, and there is un apprehenfion, fhould the El continue to be in a hate of blockade, that their tom ber will in a fhort dine be doubled. This war o the ambitious Corfican, is certainly more againft the commerce of Europe than againlt the trade of Eng' land. Yetlerday and today fosse /sows French Agerts had the impudence to declare urn our exchange, that as the conqueli of gn g land is certain, they ad. vile all German capitalifls to withdraw theisfmcntes from the Englifh funds, as at his future amusement of the Britillt affairs, no man trailing Great Britain (ball be paid by its conqueror ; they ae.d, that toiv next new year, a Brides Confulta is to fttcceed the late Swift one at Paris, and the happinefi of Europe be fixed on the rains of England. According to lino .from Holland, Franckfort, Leipzig. Bremen; and Lubeck, French emiffai ies have, on the exchatage there cities, held the fame language. In the diplomatic circle here, is a curious repots, which proves the indefatigable zeal of Bowavaart to engage the Continental Powers to unite agairia EnglAnd. It is laid Ai le fen, astel uiy me, heliesnl ete Ina, that France has offered to give up St. Do• Imago ui Ituffia, and that it has obliged Spain to offer Porto Rico to Denmark, on condition of joining in a league againll England; that Prulila is to hare St. Ennuis, and &. Martin, and Sweden, Dente rata. It is known that Raffia has declined this pro pufal ; it is fuppofed that:Peoffia has accepted, and that Sweden aid Denmark are yet deliberating or negociating. Within theft lift fix week+ our population is di• minitbed by upwards of z 6,000 inhabitants. who from want of employment are forced to leave Al tons ; and Gluckitadt fuffers in proportion, but Clue haven is nearly deferted. From Breasts we have the fame complaints of emigration, the confeqiience of the flagnation in trade there as well as here indeed it is hardly poffible to defcribe the reiferT et the inhabitants on the Elbe and on the Wefer ; end filotild we, during the winter. condole in the fame dreadful fituation, we tremble to Mild; what might be the coofeqyenee. Yefierday FrOfelfor RDSVITICIII fromPatisprrw tiled us, for a fecond time. with ;he Wad o e as afcenfion in his Balloon of Fkurus. T he was favoured by the finch weather, and will t,a doubt produce much ciirioas and valuable acquit• Linn to the fcience of Natural Philofophy. l a n" feffor having taken with him many intirunsisite for the purpole of making ettpasents to the Capering regiog; of the attoofphere. - Ha is jaff retumedp ing beta to Tiptvesnande, tto the