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r t; but, by theof 1 advice the ultimate cifion of the matter was left to a Special Commiffion of five Senators, and to three of the eldelt Burgeffes in every parifh, who met accordingly on Saturday laft, the sth inttant, and, panic liruck, came to the pufillanimous refolution of granting to the French two millions of marks immediately, and a certain fum monthly, till the whole !ball be paid up. Late on Sunday night the Deputy of Hamburgh, Senator Sol utrz, arrived here in great hake from Paris, where he had refided as Deputy, and being in formed of t h e proceedings of the deliberative Con vention of Citizens, blamed them very much for what had been done. He had fume time to report from his journey, but fet out again with new inftruc lions for Hanover and France yellerday morning. The Special Commilfion of Senators and Burgeffes carried the refolution only by a majority of one Tingle vote ! As a mortgage for this loan, the French are faid to have propofed to Hamburgh, Lauenburgh, and the Foreft of Sackfenwald, or the fertile diftrid of Wilhelmfburgh on the Elbe ; but this fecurity was waved, as the Senate of this city have too much re iped for the lawful Sovereigns of thofe domains to be filly enough to accept of fuch a fecurity, which ought rather to be confidered as an intuit upon reafon and dignity. Since the exprefs from hence is gone to Berlin, an eftafette has been fent to Count HARDENIIIRG, the rniffian Minifler, who has juft arrived at Lubec; to tra,)air to Hamburgh. This Nobleman is aaually ar rtved, and had conferences with a Deputation of the Senate, the French Minifter, and Gen. Bile:x.lllEß. ♦NOTHIR LITTER. Our Senate has acceded to the demands of the French. A fum of two millions of livres prompt, two millions in a thort period, and 3ochooo livres monthly, while the French continue our neighbours, are the terms. The fecurity for this was a hypothec on certain revenues of Hanover, guaranteed by France, which we cannot and won't accept. Bea rinse behaved with the uustoli violence, and steed as if he had come to di/late, not to difenfs terms. He faid be knew the rich individuals of the City, and they Mould (ripply what he wanted. The Englids Mini fier had no ioftruitions and did not interfere. The Burgefles were much divided, and the majority were againfl complying, bat they were at left brought to agree, and perhaps it is as well for the prefent. It is thought that the demand on Lubec and Bremen will be fuccefsful alfo. Yet our Vic* Corium sill thinks it proper for the Britifh flips to drop down to Travemunde, left the Lubeckers prove reftive. Nov. t I—Yefterday we bad it that the Ruffians had fucceeded in the demand that the Left Bank of the Elbe &mild be occupied by Pridfian troops, and thus the navigation would be free. To day it was faid that the French had oufted the Engin at the Court of Peterfburgh, and that Pdinifters agreeable to France will be tent to London and Paris. The Citizens or Burgeirea of Lubec have refilled Beare!le's demand. but they will agree to give more or left ; and no rupture for the prefect is likely to take place. We have no news here that can be depended on ; but reports in plenty, the favourite one is, an ap proaching breach between Ruffia and France. We du not even know whether Lubec and Bremen have acceded to the demands of General Moar It is now quite certain that the French have !top ped the waggons going to Lubeck. Visssa, Oer. I.—We expelled, from the interfe- rence of RufGa, that peace would Coon have been .re- !bred to Europe. Unfortunately, the ambition of Bo AAAAA Ts, and the fecret intrigues of Pruffia, have made ineffeaual and impoffible, what was both defirable and probable. BONAVARTI, to AO Roffsa mid Prtlifs, confented to re•efiablifh the Kin° of SARDINIA, according to the treaty concluded by him in May 1796, to renounce the fovereignty over the Italian Republic, in favour of an hereditary Po* dem, ele&d from femme tie Prince, of the bode affllrso lealaszb ; he offered to refpeit the independence of Holland and Switzerland, on condition, that the chiefs of thofe two Republics fhould be declared hereditary in the families of Come German Proteßant Princes. He offered to evacuate Hanover when Malta was given up to its Grand Mailer. In return for his agree- ment to renounce French influence and power in Italy, Switzerland, and Holland, he bridled upon Eng land rcaoring the Princes of Ts r roo Sates family to the throne of Myfore, with the territory ceded to England and the Mabrattas by the laa peace after the conqueß of Seringapatam, although he infilled upon keeping Brabant and the Rhine as the frontier of the French Republic. From thefe particulars you may eerily fee, that nriiher France nor Prnflia walled to fee an end of thole troubles which for thefe laR ten years have defo latcd Europe, and by which thofe two States dens li.tr e been gainers. Since this tr/fireation of Bona- P Ail re was known at Peterlburgh, our Minifier there, Co ant STADION, has had frequent conferences with the Chancellor Woatos low ; and the politics of the Impe rial Cabinet, as well as the private fentiments of the tko Emperors, will Coon be in an union, that may Inle t the Uforper to lower his ambition, and his loyal friend, Pruffia, to diminifit its plan of aggrandize ment, and to lay afide its pretenfmns to the Imperial Crou a of Germ a ny, though poffrffing the Corfican's i'r , Mit to be elated a King of the Roam" or Em into* RINCH JOU &NA LS. This day we reccved fits of Paris Papers to the ith inft. inclorive The moll important article in thefe Papers is a !eau, dated the 7th inn. from Bruffels, given in the Gazer: de Treace, which is as follows: " Baussus, Nov. 7.—lt is announced in an au thentic manner from the head quarters of Bruges, that immediately after the Ciricv CONSUL has in fpeaed the naval and land army, the expedition again( England will be carried into execution." We have alfo feldled fome of their accounts of the attacks made on their ports by our cruizers, which may amufe our Readers a little. To-morrow we !hall give farther extraes. Admiral BRUIX is not dead, as reported : he was indifpofed for fome days, but according to the French Journals has recovered. Five per cents. sr. fr. is c. Bourmcm s, Nov. 4.—At one o'clock on Friday morning the Carey CONSUL arrived at this place.— He embarked in the port, and the inhabitants were (till ignorant of his arrival. He remained the whole evening, and till after midnight, in the port, examin ing the different works. At four o'clock in the morning of Saturday, the advanced guard of the flotilla, confifting of more than a hundred weals, went out of the harbour : at ten o'clock a dozen of Englifh rads, feveral of which carried 74 guns, put before the wind, and formed the line : a cannonade then commenced ; our flotilla fired with great precifion ; our batteries were even able to throw a great number of (hells ; one of the enemy's veffels was difmafted. We have reafon to think, from the movements we law her make, that a bomb fell on board one of the frigates. A man on board one of our boats had his legs carried off. The enemy inftead of remaining any longer Cheered off : a divifion of boats followed and attacked them for an hour and a half, faluting them with a+ pounders. A boat in the rear of our line received a (hot, but none of the people were killed. The crew were Caved, and the boat was recovered at the flowing of the tide. New divifions of the flotilla have joined us : one from Dunkirk, and another from Havre. The enemy' were not able to oppofe their progrefs. The Cur zr Coe us was in the port a great part of the day, and infpeaed molt of the veffels. A great number of ports are eonftroaing on the coaft ; a great number of veffels are building, and forts are eftabli(bing on rocks in the middle of the tea; all tbefe works, fo different in their nature, are car ried on with wonderful aaivity.—The FIRST CONsci. Dept in his barrack in the midft of the camp on the right : he was vifited by the different authorities, and chiefs of the corps. Nov. 7.—The Cam Count. was yefterday at Ambleteufe and the port of Vimirenx, where he in. fpeited the divifions of the flotilla. The enemy's cruizers left their Ration, and returned to their ports to repair the damage they fuftained in the combat of Saturday. The currents have driven on (bore a great number of the bodies of thofe they had killed during the engagement. This morning, au hour before day-break, two gun boats having miffed the port (truck on the land, the wind blowing then fret's, with a great (well. A Lieutenant and four men, who attempted to (wins on (bore, perifhed—the reit efcapcd. The Curer Coasut employed the whole day in vifiting the naval magazines, and gave orders for new arrangements for fupplying the flotilla with provifions, and for its juntlion.—Mewitnr. MINISTRY OF MARIIIII.IXTRACT FLOM OBNIKRAL OROIAS OF Tilt NATIONAL FLOTILLA MIDIS TN/ COMM•ND OP' ADMIRAL WM, SOULOGIII, NOV. 3. The four days that the flotilla remained out of harbour gave an idea of their force when moored in a line. The enemy's veffela were afraid to approach within cannon (hot ; they kept conflantly at the dif tante of one or two leagues, without accepting the offer of battle which we made to them while at anchor. The effea of the movement made by the flotilla was to engage the attention of the Englilh fquadron at Boulogne, while fcveral divifions of gun boats or &ops were coming from the North and South to join us ; our weirds gained alto in this rattle in regard to the celerity of their nautical manceu. ores ; they acquire a habit of proceeding with (peed, and without confufion, from the port to the bay, and from the bay to the port. The Chief of the jowl Staff of the National ?WM& (Signed) L• 101111. tITILICT OF • LITT,' FROM •DMIIAL saw', NOT. 4. I have the honour to announce to you the arrival of one of the divifions of the national flotilla from Dunkirk, confining of 17 gun boats and three pin naces, under the command of Captain Ga LL tr. This divifion fet out at half after two o'clock in the afternoon, and arrived at fix in our harbour, where, notwithllanding it was night. it anchored in tight of the enemy's fquadron, confißing of is vet fel*, !hips of the line, frigates. and (loops. An exprefs arrived at Chefterdeld Hoofs yeller. day morning with the melancholy account of the death of Lady Rattail's. Stamens, tided daughter of the Earl of CIIIIIITOIMILD. Her Ladylhip had been feized with a leaflet fever, which unfortunately proved fatal. The Countefs is flowly recovering from the fats dangerous malady, which we learn has gone through a great part of the family, feveral of the f is having been taken ill. His Lordfhip, with the Countefs, had removed from Bretby Hall 4 a Cottage as the arighbourbood. ST. j.IITES'S. Yellerclay, about half paft twelve o'clock, his MA- J ESTY arrived at St. James's Palace, from the li;kqeen's Hnufe. Soon after the at rival of his MAJESTY, the Levee commenced, which was attended by the Arch billinp of YORK, the Bilhaps of DURHAM, GLOU CESTER, ROCHESTER, EXETER, and RILLALOE (Ire lAnd), their Excellencies the IMPERIAL, RUSSIAN, SWEDISH, DANISH, BAVARIAN, SARDINIAN, WIZTEM BERGIAN, NEA►OLITAN, HANOVERIAN, SPANISH, and PORTUGUESE AMBASSADORS, the CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQ_UER, the SECRETARIES Of STATE, the LORD MAYOR, the SHERIFFS, and the RECORDER of LONDON—and the Duka—Porthad, Roxburgh, Rutland, Somerfet, Beaufort, and Norfolk. Marquiffes—Sallibury, Cornwallis, and Blandford. Earls—Welt/mireland, Rolalyn, Chatham, Dartmouth. Ayler. ford, Sandwich, Macclesfield, Mount Edgcumbe, Spencer, Ux bridge, Cambden, Scarborough, Fit: Darnley, and Bnftol. Vikownw•-Caltlereagh,Stopfurd, Wentworth, Falmouth, Gage, and Limerick. Lords—C. Sorneriet, Bolton, Hobart. Auckland, Curzon, Nakao', Sudley, Brook, R. Manners, Waßingham, Bagot. Pel• bun, L Gower, E. Fitzgerald, Grenville, Brownlow, Kenyon, W. Somerkt, A. Someskt. and Hawkeibury. Sirs—H. Neale, S. CottereU, H. Clark, H. Popham. W. Abdy, W. Leighton, W. Geary, W. Curtis, and W. W. Wynne. Generals—Cuyier, Burrard, Bettie, Needham, Phipps. Funk, Hookley, 1 ale, nab W. SedwAy, Vanfittart, and Baird. Admirals—MOT. Gambler, and Nugent. Colonels—H. Addington, M Qliarrte, Manninakam, Rook, Cliff, Penn, and Hankey. Major—Wlltddre. Wodchoufe, Nl‘Kenzie, Bligh, Bid dutph, Thornton, irtiderfon, Jonei, St. Clair Etficine, Gofou, Cripps, Grfifiths, Pro.Lor, Dawfon, W. Lamb, Irby, Markham, Pirrepoint, and COL Meffrs—Wedderburne, Addington, Irby, Yorke. Lee' G. Lambe, Dugdale, R. Curzon, Markham, Arrant Shaw, , For they, Elliot, Welt, Adams. Law, C. Cockerill, Sullivan, Dan blvq, Green fi eld, Smyth. Pierreoint, and Perring. Hons.—T. Grenade, Robfon, and Watfon. Revw—Pewing, Talbot, Gokllng, and Bond. The following were among the Prefentations to his MAJESTY : Lord Grenville, on his appointment to the command of the Hilt Regiment of Buckinghamihire Volunteer Cavalry; Capt. Hurley, of the fame Regiment, by Lord Grenville ; The Honourable Thomas Grenville, on his appointment to the command of the Second Regiment of the Buckinghamshire Vo lunteer Cavalry; Capt. Morn Markham, of the City Light Hark, on his ap pointment to be one of the Commiflioners of his Majefty's Navy, by his father, the of York, on which maim he bad the Isonaur to kits his 's hand ; The Hon. Mr. Pierrepont, by his brother, Captain Pierrepcnt, of the Navy, on his being appointed his Maje ft y's Ambairador to the Court of Stockholm, on which occaSon he had the honour to kifs his 1/4 —~s band; Captain W, en his promotion in the Lincolnildre Militia, by his father Lord Brewnkwr ; . _ _ Lord Kenyon, as his apiointeeent to the command of the Eaft Mailing Volunteers; Lord Pelham, o his appointment to be Chancellor of the Duchy of Lumber, la the roam of the Earl of Liverpool, reign ed ; on which oceallon hM Lordalp bad the hamar to kit, ids Majelty's baud ; Liestmant-Colenel P. on his tts ant to a command in the ad Regiment of the Bu .dthi&maW Cavalry, by Lard Gren ville; Mr. Rebfon, on Me return front France; Lord Lea's Gower, by the Dale of Beanfort ; grby the Lord in Waiting ; du his bring appointed to the command of the New! Valerian, by his Once the Duke of Rutland; Gemmel Deed, at kis Mats from the Eaft ladies, by Lord Mac . . . Akinuess I>U WINN' Car* on kb being ippehtted to the esaimend of the into Reslesest of Loyal Leaden Volunteers. Captain Anderfon aad MiCensk, of the fame Regiment. Lent Hawksfiery, en Ids Mennen to the Peerage, by Lord Lhnerkk. Mr. Golding uid Mr. Bond. by the CU n cellar of the Exchequer. Mr. kllley Addington. co his appoinunent to the command of the Mendip Legion. Colood Cliff. by Wald M.ltaarrk. Captains Pratt or.Dawfon. and Otiffiths, of tbe Windfor Vohs*. teen, by Colonel R Sir William Solway. and Mr. Orinfield. by Lord Macclesfield. Wifilblre, Jan. of the Meals' Volunteers, by CM aural --- ierTlioist - ndy, by Lord Cyrus. The liter. Mr. Talbot ,by Lard Falmouth. The Right Hen. the Lord Mayor and the &ay. Mr. Perriag, his Lordalee Cbapiaio, by Mr. Akhersaa Prima. late Lord Mayor. Captain Nigh, of the Doke of Cliesnefter'sVelonteer Corps, by Ida brother the Fad of Darnley. Captain Crsningbans. of the Royal Navy, by Captain Mark ham, of the funs_ The AIM, of &Wake, en hie devotion to that Maple, by LardandMy. se 111111 ant mid George Lamb, on their appointments II the rdarallre faith, by General City's.. General Vanittort, en hie appointment to a command in the army at Salem. Mr. Anal% by tie Ilremilh Ansbeillidor. Mr. Degdale, by Lard Carson. Mr. Robert Carson, by alt m. The American Andadtaier panned a Genthmtan Qum that errantry, wink mune we meld not tiara. After the Levee, his Majasyv held a Privy Coun cil, at which Mr. Gouituo and Mr. BOND, the two new Lords of the Treafory, were admitted. and (worn in Members, and took their feats at the Board accordingly. About a quarter after three o'clock, the LORD CHANCILLDR arrived in his Rate carriage, with the Addrefs from the Honk of Lords to his MAJIIS. Tr, attended by the Duke of Noavot.a. as Here ditary Earl Martha' of England. with his gold (toff of office; Vikount HooD, Vifconnt LIM&RICK, Lords ST. HILIN'S, WALs,woraY, HILWRISRURT. and AuceLAND attended by the Miter of the Black Rod, and procee ded to the Pretence Chamber, where they were joined by the Bithops and a number of other Peers, when his MAJESTY. being feated on his throne, received the Addrefs of the Houfe of Lords. His MAJESTY then gave a •ery long private andi. MCC to Mr. ADDINGTON, at which his MAJESTY was pleated to fignify his Royal Medium to receive the Addrefs of the Houfe of Commons, this day, at half pall three o'clock. Lord Hoaarr. and the Earl of Crraerraw, had private audiences of his MAJESTY. At half pail five o'clock. his Mairser returnees from the Palace to the Queen's Houfc to dinner. The tremendous thunder florin, which happened on Tuefday evening was very extended. As Bromf well Camp it was accompanied, or rather preceded, by a very ftngular phenomenon. About (even in the evening they were alarmed by the report of an ex piation in the air, like that of a piece of ordnance, followed by a hileng noife, limiter to that of a roceket for the (pace of two or three feconds. Molt of the fentinels on duty were Bruck blind for a Ilion period, and could give no other defcription of it, than that the heavenb appeared in a perfeft flame. The txplo iinn was attended with a very Krung fulphuraus Igoe% followed by deluges of rata. N.11,71C.4L MTELLIGRNCIL WAILS Ti 115 DAY.—Win... N. W. 6111 R. D'At-'1 Dublin 1 1 Waterford 0 3 liam:/tagh ARR. 0 DUB. STOCKHOLM, OCT. 2g.—The Lord Nelfon, Can•. Jons Bus-eters, flom London, with a cargo of fugar, :ice, fine cloth, &c. to the value of from so to 30 : 000l. is funk in the Baltic. The crew, who leer the fhip, on finding it impollible to rave it, were taken up by a Swedifh brig, commanded by Capt. Rausois PEN LANCE, Nov. 2 t.—Arrived yenerday the Prof: flan galliot, Johanna, Captain Commis Di VlNg s Taft from Falmouth, in order to take in filar, cof fee, &c. for a foreign mai kct, part of the cargo of la Diane (French hi ig) prize to the Di)LPHIN cutter, RICHARD JOHN, Elq. commander: Alfu the NIMSOD (loop of war, Captain o.Nzit., and the RE soLuTiou cutter, Captain STONEHAM, from a cruise. On Thurfday tall they fell in with a galliot under Bre men colours, the Captain of which Ilated that the was from Lifbon bound to Embden, and produced papers accordingly; but on examination, there were found ferreted, a complete fet of Cullom houre pa pers, by which it appears the cleared cut for Amfter dam : her cargo confills of cotton, wool, logwood, &c. Sec. Sec. next day they fell in with a brig under Danifh colours alto from Lifbrin, with brandy, wine, &c. and Ilated to be bound to Altona, but Captain O'NEIL fufperling (from Tome circumstances that oc curred during the examination of her papers) that the was bound to an enemy's port, thought hiniielf jullified in fending her into .port : he accordingly took poffeffion of her, and fent her with the other prize on Friday for Plymouth. The Dana brig Anna Maria, Captain Wu LFSB 6ItC, has failed in baf laft for St. Übe's, forla cargo of halt, and the Furly of St. Ives, London trader, Rows, with block tin, for London. TORBAY, Nov. 22.—Lail evening arrived from a cruize and remains, his Majefly's frigate NESIRSIII, Capt. SONIRVILLE, it blowing a heavy gale of wind from the S. W. accompanied with dreadhil rains and bad weather. Several Tads more are come in ; but their boats cannot as yet touch the (bore, of courfe cannot learn their names.—Captain Hamar Outman, of the (loop Lord Nelfon, of Brighton, with culm and butter, is put in here in diftrefs, having fplit her =Wail to pieces, and received other damages. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 22.2121 e in the Ann, of this port, Captain BARTLSTT, from Swanfea, laden with coals for this place : laft evening about fix o'clock, when off the Ram Head, a heavy lea broke in upon her, and carried the mail away dole to the deck ; fortunately a Using (loop fell in with her loon after, and towed her into Catwater. The greater part of laft night it blew quite a ftorm, attended with heavy thunder, rain, and very vivid lightning ; it yet con tinues to blow very ftrong, but we have not heard of much damage being done among the (hipping.—Came in the Bremen brig Handenen, —, from Boor deaur, to Embden, laden with wine, detained by his Majefty's flip Mato°, of t 8 guns, Captain O'N at I. ; the POULITTI, of t 8 guns, from a cruize; and the Ramota cutter, of 54 guns, from Falmouth. Sailed the ROYAL &mason, of rto guns, to join the Channel Beet. Came in from a cruize off Ferrol, the INPITURUX, 74 guns, Captain T. MARTIN ; and the CoLossus, Captain G. MARTIN : alfo the Pedget of Padflow, from Dantzic, for the Dock Yard, with Naval Rom. PORTSMOUTH, NOT. 23.—This day arrived the following men of war, viz. the Tetanus. and Da. CALM frigates ; Seesaw, and SOPHIA Ilndps t—alfo the Portuguefe fchooner Bon Jeans, with fruit, front Lilbon, bound to London ; Nt)ung Henderick, HAIL• tick, from Barcelona ; and the Friends, Burnam, from St. John's, loaded with cotton ; Vin e, from Swanfea ; Nancy, Petvarr, from Waterford. There are two Colliers on More, near South Sin Cattle, but hopes are entertained of their being got off. The Experiment, bound to Botany Bay, loft au anchor ; Lift night many veffels drifted. The whole of yefterday it blew very hard, accompanied with rain, thunder, lightning, and bail. Deal., Nov. 2s.—The Lsoa frigate, one of the fquadron under the command of Captain Mottats,haa been on Chore, and knocked off her falfe keel, but was fortunate enough to get off, and is gine for Portfasouth. The ref of the fquadron have been, through the violence of the gale, obliged to quit their Ration in Dungenefs Roads, and are now at anchor in the Downs. The LIVILT revenue cutter failed Litt night with, Sealed orders. Dam, Nov. 33.—Arrived and failed for the River, the Du Mc, Days% from the South Seas.—Wind W. Dow, Nov. aa.—Yefterday affertloo(l, abase ten minutes before tun.(', a Arcing gale. nearly W. S W. forced oar blockading Chips to quit their Its. tion off Boulogne, and fail for the Downs. 'The greater part of the fquadron paired the South TOW land juft as the day 'doted. RTS, Nov. 2.—A &anger landed here late lift night from the oppofite 'bore, and fet out ionnedi. ately for London. A fmogling veflel, fuppofed from Guernfey. was wrecked la & night near Shakefpeare's OUT. and. it is apprehended, all hands have perilhed. Above lots tubs of gin. pan of the cargo of this unfortunate boat, have been thrown on !bore under Arcb.Cliff Fort. and near the entrance of this harbour. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVMWD. Nov al—Sailed the Mary. Patient, for Dab la; Robert sad Sarah, Wllrao. and Prlnotra. Grebe, far Too- Mogen ; Kato Dewy. Illt...n.;frar Lam", Walter, fee Stettin ; Coseeedia, Pardo'. for Keil I For m% Amos, sad Vrow Gam, Ma" ter Unladen. Yeßerday a Court of Direltoes was held at the Ealt India Houfe, when C s s MILLS, Eiq. was op. pointed Colonel of the is Regiment of Rnyal EaR India Volunteers.—The appointment of Mr. Hos. HOUSE. as Secretary to the Board of Commif oners. was officially announced to the Conn. Captain, RICHARD FealisLin was (worn into the command of the ROSSI. CII•aLoTTi. de%ined to China. Tbo [Lips Sic WlLLtaw 13111,SLIV and Taus were COW. figned to Madeira. Madras, sod Bengal, and or. dered to be afloat the a4th of December, and fad from Gravefend is ooe calendar month from thm date. The Court adjourned, at ris fedock sai to. morrow. ,~ 6 .1 LI