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FRENCH FRONTIERS, OCTOBER 14. The Government has every where given orders' to, adopt the most 'igneous measates •against those per sons who may be considered as causing. by illegal means, a rise in the price of corn, and thus giving occasion to disturbances which may become serious, and for this reason render an.eventtral diminution of the army of nccupation More difficult. Notwith-, standing all accounts agree in representing the har. vest as most abundant, the Government still conti. ones tosive bounties on the importation of corn. '' following has lately been published at Rouen .-"'The Spanish Consul for the Northers , Depart. menti of France, residing at Rouen, has the honour to acquaint the Merchants, that he has authority to furnish vessels bound to Cuba with the necessary permits : be thinks is also his duty to add, that, fully aware of the endeavours of the American Insurgents to induce braye French soldiers to join their party, he has taken the best means to render them 1,1 no avail ; and that if the /awful Government should not succeed in hindering adventurirs from joining the standards of the Insurgents, they may be assured that, if taken with arms in their hands, they will be treated as banditti.", BRUSSELS, OCTOBER IS. Yesterday and te.day was the grand review of the British Infantry in the plain of Denain. It inust have been very brilliant, both us account of the number of the troops and the distinguished perso nages who wee present. HAGUE, OCTOBER, It Lord Clancarty, the British Ambassador, arrived here to-day. In the &am Goma of to-day we find the follow. ion Article: H The following statement. of the trade of Egypt, in the course of the last year, proves how active it bas. become, and how important it ran 14 for the Nethilelinds and other- nations. In 1816 i assent -. 1 v allitilliffs,'under the Znglish. Fritieb, liwedithil) wilhAtartuguese, Austrian, and . Prussian friiii:Wl l „silksfor the trade with Aleppo, entericrthe Opr. Of Alettandretta and Litaquie t the ye cargoes consist ing •of European productions and manufactures, 'is will as colonial goods, were of the value of five mils linos of.piastees;rd the returns wer e o f equa l va l u e , POW, 10 good% 4droll.**Apik The aatto4s The Duke and Duchess of NORTMIIIIII entertaining a large party of fashionable: Alnwick Castle. The Duke and Duchess of Laws have , their intended excursion to the Continent, for t! is The Duke of GRAFTON is returned to lis Wakefield Lodge, Stoney Stratford, from a t The Earl xnd'Countess of SuTox and far tend 6 4 4 i limn this week for Croxteth H. Liverpool. Earl blecsoir and family are arrived at . Trafalgar Park, near Salisbury, from a to.ir. Lord and Lady MaLsouttua left town for conger, Hens, on a visit to the Earl and 0 Cotvent. We are sorry to find that Lord &mourn prevented by severe indisposition from ROC i• Office at the Home Department; but we hi satisfaction to learn, by accounts from ft , Park yesterday, that he is much recovered. LORD ST. JOHN.—We mentioned the death of Nobleman in our Paper of Saturday. His vial the 18th Peer in succession of th a t natty!, E" Bletsoe and Baronet. 'The family were slim( pi Parliament in the first year of the reign iv', ELIZABETH. Lord Sr. JoHil represented the ..(? of Bedford in Parliament, for 25 years, previ.':• , ) the death of his brother, whom he succeeded Peerage. He has left a widow, daughter of Rom Bououroir,.Bart. pregnant, and a son. ‘‘'. l cecds him in his title and estates, of five years The Public will recollect the proceedings Magistracy of the County of Berks. OR the c, af. Lord FOLKESTONE ' that the Keeper of the well, Penitentiary-house, and County-Gaol a ; ing, would not stiffer his Lordship to visit of thesoireral prisons under his care. The Nil." immediately called upon the gaoler for an tion of his . conduct, and only continued him office, tr Ate,.condition of his writing an andiiir9inism . amendment in future this aud,vgligement were published in the jit the iignature ; who, in contempt e! has *pia eactuded Lord FoLarsroNa km", parts of the prisons wherein people under the S aim Act are confined. Au indictment has now preferred against this man for his conduct, U . has been suspended from all his offices by gistrates of the County, assembled in ctiar' and his subordinate Officers substitutcd , stead, till the indistment w Wed. . _. •id General Benningsen. where tire Grand Duke Con- li wn '"" T e ' Rerga r ; - '''''' ------* '''" '"`" ''''''' S'" u ulla `" w , seat of the Marquis of HERTFORD. Saha' adopt the most tigorous nseastites .agaiost those per- Royal Highness paid his respects to the PHI ANOTHER 11.ITTILIt. :11Plintitte is also expected. • • It it understood, that according to a new arrange- . 4 i wow l s hig ow addoog i.e when gwo *o w e th e Sp., sons who may be considered as causing, by illegal easy, and transacted military business with t - mint, several of the foreign Ministers at Petersburgh niards have invaded RI hi then divisivasi sad are raptly adieu- means, a rise in the price of corn, and thus giving Saturday the Duke of CLasenne visited the ,mill . follow the Court to . Moscow, and pus the clog. They have with SOW ponce waited mull oar Imes have occasion to disturbances which may become serious, REGENT. winter there.. - boss reduced is weatbers, end our people out of humesr. TM and for - ibis reason render an.eventnal diminution of The Duke and Duchess of NoaTunsatutLi • . ,Coatradictory teposts are in - circulation respecting &tatty, we learn, is In a blade; bet the pubils, etyma, are entertaining a large party of fashionable: at it **Approaching war bdtween Russia nod the Porte. ignorant of what Is going mi. the army of occupation inure difficult. Notwith- Alnwick Castle. - Letters from Russia state, that there is reason to be. ." That the threw &Asian of the Spaniards consist of time , standing all accounts agree in representing the bar. The Duke and Duchess of Lagos have pr Irsee the di ffereuces between . tittle . two Posveri will SUS melt, and that 11,000 ofthe troops were plibibg on for Elms.* vest as most abundant, the Government still conti. their intended tic ursi on to the Continent, for t . • The Duke Of GRAFTON is returned to I •be amicably twanged. .• . •..ON ..se . ; '''''On'this subjen we find the folloysigg t r i etter Wow opes,toilive bounties on the importation of corn. Wakefield Lodge, Stoney Stratford, from a i BERIIN, tRYTOSSIfi. 1,1 iy Ili French Journals : -. 1 TO, following has lately been published at Rouen; The people of different ceoltriffieS at - present lei% ' '' a lel% Unman St ..ea The • Spanish Consul for the Northern , kleput. - Th 4 Earl and' Countess of Serrom and 1. tend leafrUilown this week for Croxteth H. ilers. feet mange dispos nd on to fi mod tuffaul erate t wthe ith their Mi.. ' • " General O'Donnell 'bad assembled le wadeledaa ewes et silent' Of France. residing at Rouen, has the honour Li ver p oo l. Te milder a more Govern- oriatiised troops, at the head of which be was to have embested - 'Sent, the more subjects seam to rtlitire of it. Dis- about the end of October, to proceed to Saab Aatettes. A erect to acquaint the Merchants, that he has authority to Earl NELSON and family are arrived at 0 . contented persons are not rare here. Our citizens cry arrangement has changed the datinatleo of this form. audit has furnish vessels bound to Cuba with the necessary Trafalgar Park, near Salisbury, f r om ato ir, eial l ligasnst the qoarteting of troops upon them on starched to the frontline fem ur '' without tbe real me- permits :be thinks it. also his duty to add, that, fully Lord and L a d y visit left town I, oocerrtion of the great annual reviews. But this insti- five of this determination yet Wows. On the ether side. aware of the endeavours of the A • merman Insurgents sailer, t a visit to the Earl and Coi 'lotion 'dates troth tl.e reign of • Frederick IL and die the Portuguese hooe sent omi , Coarsen. troops "'Ilk" and its ild i taistir " to induce brave Frenchsoldiers to • • *ohm eiccasioted by it is' moreover alleviated by hoo d . h u m id Bamford, who commands In age in pogtessi. , join their party, We are sorry to find that Lor d A -IDITODTII _zrisagdettioitt granted by the Government, which Iwo sent „ e of hi. Ahl w ,h,c,„„ p d, m o k h i t & o w n , wish the he has taken the best means to render them a no prevented by severe indisposition from atte 1 • •to the citizens four gr.:wharf per day (about vim or demanans nomads* . upon dm s op a. T wo h ow , avail ; and that if the /awful Government s h ou ld not Office at the Home Department; but we I *Owe Esslish) for the lodging of each•soldier.- theof Walime guards sod of :ipattitli guards, hove mho arrived succeed in hindering adventurers from joiniug the satisfaction to learn, by accounts from R. irlit4ladwein - called out to be reviewed is dot free I kindest of Lee, whither It is oodersteed several other standards of the insdrPark yesterday, that he is mach recovered. bigot ilrentbeirdination ; led there are disputes between gents, they may be assured LORD ST. .101i1C—We mentioned the drat} corps wilt likewise march. Them arrangements give rise co a that, if taken •.• ... toe tiveittuttf the line, which may be . atten d ed mai millibar of j.. omicirtim. aus. .. ..... 4 111111h-thbeilifeirouteoastqoencee. The most profound wanguillity romans at present in Catateuta, treated as banditti." Was the 18th Peer in succes s ion of th a t ham:,'. The officers of the line see no safety for the State • Bletsoe and Baronet. 'The family were stlr Navarre. Arragess o and.alsosy." BRUSSELS, OCTOBER ISt i i,ap t i n ieuutterturo, well.egercised; teell-cliicifilined, we were hefeett.hdeneed of the marsh of sac. : y ester d ay and of the tit Parliament in the first year of the reign a nes- today leas the grand review VP well.informed army. The others, on the con. A.LIZABETII. Lord Si. JOHlz represented the ;world inert no army at all : it is their practice l wert d the State, in case of need, ' British Infantry in the plain of Derain. It ' gable body of Spenbh troops to Estrensadura from • must of Bedford in Parliament, for 25 years, previ as have already view to embark for South America. On this awes- number of. the troops end the distinguished perms- Peerage. He has left a widow, daughter ei .46,.• char si n ' pence want mow but themselves to Andalusia, where it bad long been .stationed with a have been very brilliant, both op account o the the death of his brother, whom he surcee& *owe. No better UndersrunihnK i hrisrs between the 'ion the Court of Madrid th ought it proper to iisign rages who were present. Roos Bouooroo,.Bart. pregnant, and a son.' - *it and, military offieers. Opposition—for • a reason for this usovemene of troops, gad mentioned ' HAGUE, OCTOBER, It • , cads him in his title and estates, of fire yea *here dam th ere not now exist an Opposition-in _ exhad The Public will recollect the proceeding steel state ' ! Andalusia with respect to pro. Lord Claacarty, the British Ambassador, arrived which we ..unforturiately•have ma . ny Hunts and Cob- the . 'lbis intention Magistracy of the County of Berks on the c, bettsj. does pot.feil to inter ( in all these quarrels visions. abandonment of the to send here t od ay. . ,of. Lord FOLRRATONE, that the K eeper of t!; for the purpose of widening the breach. But the hope these troops to America accounts sufficiently ans. l atisi t , In the Staab Germs of to-day we find the follow. . well, Penitentiary-house, and County.Gaoi 4 the good loin the wisdom of - the Prince who.go- removal : but why to the Portuguese frontier ? If Pro• ing Aiticle: ing, would not suffer his Lordship to visa mitoses, and i titi the ability of his Coencile. A just and M . : the o b ject, WiCy !isn't° Castile, where the “ The following statement of the trade of E of the.several prisons under his care. The . AND Goveingunt triumphs, and 'will ever triumph vision was . Egypt, immediately called upon the gaoler for .. •i, .over the v erteswies g f the public tranquillity. corn is so abundant that the people byre been , peti- et the course of the last year, h • active „cloning the Governmedx for permissing to transport bas become. end how important it nutty he foe the office, .9n . ffie,.condition of his writing an . G. Cesonowt4 the Ciontractnielo proud to pane dee.verplus f--Is it not possibleitliallipain, without Nethiehlads and other nations. In Nies Aeon -. and iiirmMsAaii . amendment in future : this ous t the i d ly latrvasips.Splp 0 tha,present Lot Whit meaning to exclude fafthik u ittgilciatios, may ‘ liiiisiiiith,'under the Zogliih, F ri e l * , o we did i vo . arid,qtglgepacut were published in the kiwi Of . ..the e' aPir4scli, - 414i 1 r 1 110 the•Ocli .• Ps •1, - '... ::Jil . , ;crept 'Be earnewmcsmifeends to the a have resolved to seise some front*Wels of rem Pith Portuguese Au s t r i an, d p • ia:' ~:., u the Gab eel signature ; who, in contempt ~ •J. s A,. 11 ,, 9 an d . 'mew nets ! Mt • o f the Piggie the najßettnes.;advaatages wit ;stand and hold them as secem lox hbe„vessitutien of I.ceribetTor the trade with Aleppo entered`th * . • has again ezduded Lord Fotzzsrosz fr^ i tventurets ;Al possess Who liurchie in this Lot: Moose Video ? But we have net tft siikieit data on of Aleaandretta and Li a ' g , parts of the prisons wherein people under Ott japy, which contains no less dna Sex Prises of which to build any thing lama ratiesarcootecture as t rat qu thete cargoes consist- moo Act are confined. Au indictment has 1 -ing •of European product' s and themes, i f s preferred against this man for his conduct, 1.-Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the •Offices, 7, Coßourt.c, and 96, Osvoaca to the truth of the intelligence• before us, or as ga its will as colonial goods, were of the value of five m a. has been suspended from all his offices by . whoosh, tau aso.ooo was sold. The pfvt. .robame result if true . ? he g em fif. o n. wige of y eas o f .p i estsee :t ted the returns ___ ____, __ i f!: gistrates of the County, assembled in Qii• .041 1 21110019e9gi 0 4 attmt tigia MONO ' on hearing qi the estioliimehfid..thiAto s i s h OW/ i n 1004 yid. . "*". •"' ` ll `Nu" value , sions, And his subordinate Officers substitut optirlitAlOW . The sergo4s ,bseid s till the indictment is Wed. HUNCH PAPERS. !Aids, QC I OUR IL • The Zing presided yesterday at a Council of ifomis, which sat hoot one o'clock till eve. It appears lry letters from Bayonne of the fith *ant that the movements of the. Spanish troops to wads the frontiers of Portugal have excited the a viation of the Junta at Libbon, who, it is understood, bate issued orders to several regiments to march to. wards that pat of the frontiers near which the Spa« Wards are stationed. • • The Baron de Frintont, the Commander in Chief . of the Austrian Corps d'Arosee-astationed in Alewif e has proceeded to Catnbray, tbellead-quarters of 44 Army of Occupation. be absent about a fortnight. Lieutenant-General the Baron-Marshal commands ad interim, and has proceeded for that pur pose to Colmar. The Prince Royal of Bavaria left Wurtzburg on the 7th iastaut, to proceed by the way of Munich to Italy. ALGIERS, SEPTEMBER le. For more than a month past, a fermentation has been temarked to prevail among the militia. Ra i:tours of an alarming nature with respect to the per.' eon of Omar Pacha were circulated. Complete trait - quillity, however, seemed by intervals to succeed to . •• transitory disorders; and Omar Pacha, though told • ghat a plot was hatching against him, refused to ere- At the information. ""Oa the 4 of the month, early in the morning, " IMO Turkish soldiers matched tunsuituouslir towards She Palace of the Regency. The Dey was there, • surrounded by . all his - Ministers. except the Grand Yekilargi, who was at his post in the Marine De terment. The Dey immediately put his gnarls 'fender arms, and sent 'an order to the Vekilargi ton s • seeable some troops and come to his assistance. - rm. •order arrived when there was not time to execute it The palate geard of sixty men was too weak to re slit the insurgents, who accordingly passed the first gates without any difficqky. In vain' did the Mi• sisters end'a great number of their own officers pre • Mkt themselves, to ask what were -the matters of which they hail to complain ? and to promise then sidisfactios. 'their answer was, that .hey would not have Omar Pacha for theirchief. The Dey ordered • that they should •be allowed to enter. Upon which the most furious among thren dished into the interior " of the Palsee, not withorn Mustn't an aniboseadeo-:-' Oman ttarquilly swatted theitosrproach, in thehttPe, that he *intuit, be able to appease them. They re futed, however, to listen to him. The Prince at last drew his sabre, and endeavoured to defend himself, but, overpowered by numbers, he was dragged out • of his Palace into the Courtyard, where the mutineers strangled him. At the_ same time. other Turkish soldiers spread themselves through the town in great number:: they proclaimed Alt-Hodja Dey, and carried him to the r alace of the Regency in triumph, which he entered . a few moments after the death of t•is predecessor. , • AUGSBURGH, OCTOBER 7. ' Letters from Italy mention the arrival of an. En g ship at Leghorn, the Captain of which stated, he had met the Portuguese. sqoastron, bound (or Rio Janeiro, with the Princess Royal of Brazil on board s at some distance beyond the Straits of Giiialtar. OCTOBER S. • The intelligence respecting the prohibition of the • importetion of foreign manufactures into the Loa. • bardo-Venetian Kingdom, the Tyrol, and the Voral. berg, has pr duced a great sensation here. If it fa. =vents the commerce and manufactures of Austria, it is certainly prejndicial to the neighbouring countries. ••. • KONIGSBERG, SEPTEMBER SO. :• It•is confirmed that the Emperor of Russia will proceed from Mohdow to Tulezyn, the head-quarters • Of General Iknningsen, where the Grand Duke Con ' :elOntine is also expected. • his understood, that according to a new arrange - went. several of the foreign Ministers at Petersburgh ,will. follow the Court to• Moscow, and pees the winter there.. - • . ,Coptradietory repasts are in circulation respecting **Approaching war between Russia and the P orte. - Letters from Russia state, that there is reason to be. Breve the differences betwrien Abode .two Potvera will ,be amicably pranged. .t :...itiw 0,, '-- BERTIN, Obitittiti. .w The peOple of different ettrftfieS ar present usattti " . lasi . ..,1!:. a, Samson 1114 feat mange disposition to find fault with their Mt- " General O'Donnell bad assembled In Audited& a cusps af 'lees. The milder and more moderate the Govern- organized creeps. at the bead of which be was to bare embeebil 'lament. the more subjects seem to rt.qiiiee of it. Din- about the and of October, to proceed to South Asides. A sew contented persons are not rate here. Our citizens cry emeliee„„t has changed the dadootiou of lbw foram, aid It has WO iipaenst the quartering of troops upon them on ~,„„bw i to the k in d ers a / fetroteoduw, without the rod ow , weehtton of the great annual reviews. But this insti- rive or this detenninaden bane yet known. Oa the ether Ade l 'mitten 'dates 'froth tl.e reign of . Frederick 11. and the t h e p oiluviee , hew ant toms troops tonna aid its osighhaw..l iliMitial riecasioted by it is' moreover alleviated by hood. maraud p erodord, who commands In cheat to p0w.....,, tleobde'nthitf granted by the Government, which bat wm one ahh Alawdo . comp th muiridi tioduhas whh "r ha lillioirertle . the citizens four groschtni per day (about slew or demean eopiowdoor upon the whim. Two haw. gilfeeftwe EAeish) for the lodging of each. soldier.— how of wow , hmo „ od of „ who sure, hues oho wind irlietilldlsell - Celled out to be reviewed is pot free in the i t i sh ileaa of Leon, whither It h nadintlead several other ban hrsatrordination ; bpd there are disputes between . 4 carps will likewise snatch. Mae *Transmute sive rise to a ...We e d deritrany . t.f the tine, which may be attended &maim ... tweet roujortwoo, " idfliow alone as an maist..... ADM- thhtliftirouicsoasequencee. The most firefeene operellity prevails at Plum lo allabaslas The officers of the line see no safety fee the . State Navarre, Arreseu e sad.rfusay." akar in it &Intermit,. weThettereised; tvell.dticinlined, well.informed army. The others, on the con. • ;wank! have no army at 111 ;it 4 s their practice l eft d the State, in ease of need, aishey have already We were beforeliderowed of the mart& of ialasit• • • from• , derable body of Speolth troops to Extremadura embark r it S b o a u d th lo A ng merit been a. .sta o ti n oold i :ei e t s. a 1 ..- c h ar sh e ' peopß sect none but themselves to v A iew ndal to nsi esn a, •:;.... No het .. ter understandints u n f brists between the sloe tbe Court of Madrid 'it assign .. ~•. thou proper to ' and, eintitary officers. Oppesition—tor here datts theta not now ISlet an Opposhion—in a reason fm this Ill°SeMeOf of troops, and mentioned ',bids the onforturiatelyhave many Hunts and C. the exhadsted state'Of Andalusia with respect to pro bettir dope pet, fail to into iere in all these quarrels visions. This abandoneneat of the intention to send fee the P O4 'l o ° o4 widening an breach. But the hope these troops to America accounts suMciently forilheie" 4 the toed Win the wisdom pf 'the Prince • g who •o . , removal ; but why to the Portuguese frontier ?If Pro. villtSius, *rata the ability of his Connate. Apia lOW A m G sse t si si nt tr i ump h s, sad still ever triumph was the object, WiSy not to Castile, where the .4 1 0ese tite v erternies of the public tranquillity. . corn is so abundant that the people have been. peti ---.!-..-.....r.„ . i ,tioArog the Govern:matt for pe rm ission to transport G. Cnotuoliv tt_etuntrugletwis Proud In Pirgi r _fi, &simples ?--Is it not possiblelhatlipaik without 1 1 1.11/ the d it c r ily .° ` l4lll ' lll U t h :e resent 4.us r istilha meaning to exclude fattheffillegbeiatkoli e may ' Of; the niaP__Pr 2 _h_t'clir wli ilutikkei .: Ps •1.- VI ..::711' i s - ref o r • Ile earnemya*inTettds to the a fame eeeelved to seise some front* piens el beat• q. itof the Plartie the num _ertmsordvantages wb gat and hold them as securitr ° lop,,kwyesion' Os or , ven e g ena Oil . tae Who purchaie in this Lot: Monte Video ? But we have net tet salfisient demon idpir; which contains no lOU &MI S sx . Prises ofl9t which build to any thing like a ratissarcontecture as ,$)" I—Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the . e py.Otlees, 7, CORSO/LI, and 96, °Zircon- to the truth of the intelligence' before u 4 or as 1111 Its ameimal_ while the Last 40,000 WAS mid. The Pan,. nimble result if tree . The fosse 4, ti le . p o s e of 4 . 4 -I—A lowlese i 04 10 l i b q . iso'hisasit • 'on hearing ei the sestineet .eildteihipiih Reports are in circulation of the actual invasion of Portugal by a body of Spanish troops. The packet which arrived from Lisbon had, it appeared, been suddenly ordered to sail 24 hours sooner than the ro gular period, and amongst the causes auigned for this step at Lisbon was the advance of a Spanish army into Portugal. We subjoin extracts of several letters from Lisbon, which it will be seen are upon this point , contradictory, nor is it possible to ascertain the truth' until farther intelligence arrives: Lissom, 00TOSEll S. a The packet orighsally appointed to take the Mad on Pithy night, usespeetedly, a few hours dace, announced her Intention of having it closed tonight. Without vouching fee its authenti city, wk have to menden that some post letterselyestaday spoke of an irraptiou, or rather story, of the Spaniards into Poettqpl at two different points of out.. frontiers: as we have had maay re poets of a similar satire during the sail timothy muck atten dou was DOe paid to . k, until the eatraordinary masers of sending Webs psfket so dowdy after her arrival. and 14 boors newer was first appointed for her sailing, sawed k to belpepposed as &tided un iu coosequeeme of the sootesseeitssof the Spapdards. Mow far this may be the ease we canape lake spew . ourselves to say. Al that we (odd find out with seetainty Is, that the picket is thus hurried off, in consequence of Do! M. P. Forjaes request to our Envoy here, Mr. Ward. Bet whether (as many wiN have, k). In cousequence of the Spaniard* having actually entered Por tugal with an hostile intent, on the arrival of a vessel dui' a very short passage, from Rio (the dispatches by which received for linglaqd, Des Migeel may with to send fotward as quick as pos sible), we -will not nor cants determine t though we ai intillied, from many reasons, to think the latter is the WWI probable; and dot the origin of the reports relative to the Spaniards rests in the string measures which the latter observe in preventing the It:tro d:talon of contraband tools into their kingdom from the Ponta. geese frontier. It is *Seek t 6 suppose that the Spaniards would undertake a war at this moments and a war would inevitably be the consequeoes of their caddie:wing to take possession of Per legal, though it should be sanctioned by Treaty, which, notwith standing the various reports that have been spread on the subject, k hardly appears possible. Depressed as the natives are, and de. sedalleJ with the absence of the Royal Family, they do not neva imilmed to put up with any Government that would be forced upon them." " Linos, Ocrosta S. " Titla packet goo elf exprees ; the came is anknowo to as. Bonme say it is believed a Spanish force is approaching &frontiers Otitis hingdoin ; it is net certain. Others think It Fogy ba toad. else dot death of iloaftea Mamba of the Regeocy. Tha.heren Wadi& also died yesterday:" ANOTHER LETTER. " I trait I dal not mislead yea when I tell low that the Spa niards have invaded vs In dune Addams, and are rapidly advan cing. They have with Dome policy waked until oar weeps hive beta reduced Is staasbers, and our people out of hassoar. The Regency, we horn, is In a hawk; bat the pHs, of coarse, are Ignorant of What Is going ea. . 0 That the dam &shims of the Spaakids mat of 11,00, mu sack sad that Mao of the troops woreputhittg oa for Eine 'this subjeit we find the fellowiffi t ketter ip Sae ,n 0,40 French burnish EVENING STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 181?. THE FUNDS. Prise of Stocks this day at twelve o'clock., Reduced lati--Cone.ll2f I—Cons. for Nov. NH 4 per Cent. 914—Navy, 1071—India Bonds% 106 pr. 1 Exchequer silM,l7e. to 335. pr. 4oaseissoes of the report on 'Change, all morning, that a rupture between Spain and Portugal bad taken place. a great sensation was mated. Console began ..fr the newel at 0 3 . and than tell to 6111. They ;Mammas rosato 6s la; Which was the pricy at twelve o'clock. In addition to the abOve report, a rumour *as circulated, that orders had been blued by the Admiralty for all Officers so half pay t. send in a notice of their residence, and on what stations they have been employed. It is further stated, that orders have been given to fit .out ell sail of the line and seven frigates, for a foreign espeditiob. We give these merely as the rumours of the day, to shew the elects they bad epos the Fends. Upon enquiry, we Sod that the Packet has net brought tiny letters to Spanish Houses here of the da•e of the dispatches. 'creeps, and the direction day had taken—coupled with the premature department of the packet (for which other reasons may have existed) may have conjured up all the reports that have been circulated of actual invasion. The Paris Papers of Thursday, which arrives in the course of yesterday, have brought us a detailed account of the reported Revolution at Algiers, which seems to leave no doubt of such an event having actually token place. The account, which is dated Algiers, September 16th, will be found at length among our extracts in a preceding part of our Paper. For more than a month previous it appeth'i l liat a fermentation had been observed to prevail among the soldiers. OMAR PACHA t the Dey, was told that a plot was hatching against him, but refused to give any credit to the intelligence. On the 3d of last month, however, he was suddenly awakened from his dream of safety, to a fate which his heroic and honourable character but little merited Early on the morning of that day a tumultuous assemblage of 600 Turkish soldiers proceeded to the Palace, where the Div was sitting in Council with his Mini sters, and overpowering the Palace Guard, some of the most furious of them rushed into ►he Council room.— The Div sought to appease them, but in vain ; be then drew his sabre to defend himself, but, being sum overpowered by numbers, was-dragged out into the Cotut-yard of the Palace and strangled. In the mean time, another body of soldiers bad been detached to the City, where they proclaimed A4l HOOJA as new ,Dey, and rejurned with him in triumph to the Palace. of the Regency, which be entered a few minutes after the murder of the unfortunate OMAR PACMA, the first, and perhaps the last, Barbaresque Chieftain who can be said to have honestly endeavoured mob. serve the faith of treaties with the Christian World. French 5 per Cents. 15th October, 65tr. A Flinders Mail arrived last night, from which we Inv given extracts in another column and this swains a Dutch Mail arrived, from which We give the subjoined articles, BRUSSELS, OCTOBER IR The Austriaa Corps of the Army of Occupation has returned to its former cantonments in Alone, with the exception of a few villages. which are re lieved from quartering troops. The greater part of these troops is lodged in barracks according to mea sures taken in concert with the French Government. The Austrian corps consists of 21,600 men effec- tine. The Prussian corps which forms the centre of the whole army, has made sense trifling changes in its position. This corps is 24,000 strong. All these troops observe the strictest discipline. It may be added, that the public spirit in that part of France has greatly improved within this last year. . The accounts from Lisle speak very favourably of the activity that prevails is the manufactories, not, only in the city, but in the environs, so that there is in some a want of hands. The population oi tbe city has increased by a third-pan within these 18 months. The Duke - of &ngouleme is shortly ex pected In these departments. con t iaed ohi s gi of sedan whisk the itingd-, 7 ., Netherlands can equally supply, either front t i; duce of its territory and inanefactbres in E , from • it colonies beyond sea. The chid of the following: ▪ 1111,011TY-SMaltil, 9teel, Nuils, Arsenic, Campeiehy Wood, Cochineal, Care, Hart!warr, Playing Cards, Knives, Camphur, Pru t s, ly Pewter, Thread, Indigo, Printed Calicoes, LiTiktres Glasses, Paper, Pepper, Lead, Peruvian Laik, s tr , Goods, Sassefras, Sulphur, Snuff, kc. ▪ EXPORT9.--Assafatida, Copper, Cotton, Frankincense, Gall-outs, Gum Arabic, Oil, Wo, trichF t hers, Buffaloes and Camels Hider, " flobrpricebs in the value of the hope-, lanced by bilk of exchange an At a late hour to-day Captain 11.*.Z.1, cf jesty's ship LYRA, arrived at Dowsup t _c, ert. Dispatches from India, announcin g tf::;!,„4 have again broken out with some of ti:t. t, : !, Powers, but that the Peshwa, who had taken ti • in the eruption, had been already compeli-d , cede to the terms offered him by our Cat No farther particulars hive as yet transpire The Queest has refused all the houses, for her accommodation, if she should chine for a night, on her journey to Bath. Her will dine at Marlbtcutifh, and it is there she intends to stop. Ihe distance tenn i Bath is 86 miles, but the QUEEN'S carriage: that her Physicians do not oppose the at make the journey in one day. Most of the persons who are to attend the went of the Princess CitAntorra, are now moot. The Loan CHANCELLOR is espected .a th . s day. The following is a copy of a letter teeeiv er t night from Claremont This afternoon tl Service of the day was performed this R. dence, before his Serene Hightess Princi• anti her Royal Highness the Princess CHt Wat.es, the visitors residing at Claremont, of the Royal Establishroent, as well as of the Noblity. The Rev. Dr. SHORT the Prayetej. in the absence of the Rev. Mr. numn,ll4 regular Ch 'plain to the Royal Hr The regular prescn, c of their Royal .old Highoesses, together with the pleasing and 1 attendance of every one of the Establishnient. t most pleasing and laudable example for We have the pleasure to remark, that the lA, of the Sabbath is scrupulously encouraged presence of their Royal and Serene Hi After the close of Divine worship, her Royal ness the Princess CHARLOTTE enjoyed a shot; the pleasure...grounds adjoining the house. ' ing the present stare of her Royal Higinies , , happy to observe that she enjoys good !mild!. Serene Highness Prince LEOPOLD is also in health and spirits." Saturday the Pluncn Rtoent, after teat variety of public business, partook of an en:• i and after Aards lett Carlton House for BrISS remain there a few days. His Royal Highness the PRINCE Rrn:ct at the Brighton Pagoda at a quarter past O'clock on Saturday night. He had bora for too days. Friday night dispatches were forwarded from count CASTLIIRIAGH'S Office to Sir Cater at Paris. There was no Cabinet Council bell on Lord CASTLICRILAOH was closeted a Colliithri, Friday nigtit the Duke of Yoac arrived from the shooting party at Sucborn-hall, Suff . seat of the Marquis of HaATPORD. Saturday Royal Highness paid his respects to the PRI'C' GIN?, and transacted military business with him. Saturday the Duke of Ctatatuce visited REGENT. rom r theceiththreers tte _„. dct he chief aftiet2 *! ' nd —s w ail ramie Q u i • liz; riart!warr Co Lat utbo, • II I 1 . , 'sewn, cbr , 311,„ : oar .ss a n - ncing !,,,,!, or I ,rne of the • • • ' in had t a k en • A • os dy compen.. d , ns n' our Car a 'et transpire r,,s! s the houses, should chos e I , 14th. H er Mu. .r it is there ma y cm from w inder I's carriage is sn pose the a t tempt apb :is attend the are. ' n t, are now a t is is expected .n letter received I afternoon the Dif J this koy 4 l zest Prince Lt.? incess Cnalurrrt :`.laremont, the • . s well as the see, SHORT officiates!' the Rev. Mr. fi g ' he Royal Einmeh, A r Royal .itld . I leasing and p U :1 t a blishri tent - (Ample for , that the ob.. e! e, r encouraged ierene HI , hn , u% 'p, her Royal if, I njoyed a shot; rie he house. Co l ; t.► good hwltL. , LD is al,o in 1 after trarractit: Ift of an ear'.. i ,!.t: use for 8rig.:?.%.., NCE ri TURICT aR quarter past t' e had been el forwarded from Sir CHARM STISA ii held on Satok 1 a considerable Dia mg strived in ton corn-hall, Suff FORD. Saturday II :is to the Pltir:CE b asiness with him. ice visited the Pod ORTMVAIIIIRLAND Ilionables at their ,REDS have repeal antinent, for t!isyn% returned to I is sof, • Ford, from a t r arrox and 1411:1yd• • Croxteth attired at their st; from a to.ir. t left town for Pt) Earl ar.d Countod d SIDMOUTO haFberi kit from act,: I.l : ng : 1 nt ; but we hoc `St nts from recovered. med the death of Ns rday. His that name, Err i lily were some.. 'O ,l It the reign n presented the :is - I 5 years, preciA: , ;' ) s he succeeJedi^.!4 daughter et SnC• t, and a son. tt'. o of five yer: e proceedings ci rks, OR the con . : 1; Keeper of the !ounty-Gaol a: (ship to visa a!i;• ,1 ire. The Mal.'s; ;s ;aeler for an e siol . continued him iald writing an arks' future this a • in the journah M contempt et tr , ' ARSTOHR fr^fn !!. ple under the ictmens has new ;,4/ r his conduct, afl is dikes by the : 4 )(sled in Quartesa. , earl substituted jilt.° d. El