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NO*IIOE TO CREDn'ORS. AI.I. Perrons who have any Demands on the Lit ate and Effedta of Edward Sheppard, late of Gatcomb Park, in the County of Gloucelter, Efq. deeeafed, are defied to feud their accounts to Mr. Clutterbuck, of Bradford, Wilts. HAMPSHIRE. VALUABLE FARMS, WATER. MEADOWS, MILL, WOODS, ;gm TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mara. DRIVERS, At GamwAy'a Cace-houfe, 'Change-Alley, Comb'll, on Thud . - day the 13th of Odober, at Twdve o'Clock, in Three LOU (unlefa previoully dilPored or by private Contra d), 'THE Scite of the MANOR of EX'CON, the J. Right of Filbcry, a Shooting Seat, and fundry eligible Farms Beach Woods, Water Meadows, Water Corn Mill, containing together about Nine Hundred Acres, lituate at Eaton, in the County of Hants. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants. and part4kra may be had at the George, Warnford; King's Head, Wicm; George Winchefter; of 144 1ra. Gibbs, Old Broatbitreet ;at Garraway's; and of Meffrs. Drivers, Land Sul veyurs, &e. Kent Road, near Leudoo, where a Plan of the Eftate may he ken; and who are autborifed to treat for the fame by private Contrail. 7 MALTA, yucr 27. The KING'S birth-day was celebrated here in a moft brilliant manner by our troops and the natives. After the firing from the [hips and batteries was over, and other military honours praCtifed on fuch occa flons, the city of Valette was illuminated, bonfires made in feveral' ftreets, and about eight o'clock the molt fplendid fire-works ever ken at Malta, com menced in the fquarc oppofite the Palace ; when this was over, a hall was given by the Governor. at which all the Neapolitan and Englilh Officers, and all the Nobility and Gentry of the Hand attend ed. During the night the loyal inhabitants ferenaded the town, with the different inftruments of mnfic, playing and ringing " Goo fave the Kola," and other patriotic fongs. Next night the bulk of the Lao, the Genii of Britain and Malta, and other charafters were exhibited at the Theatre; and an Ode was performed expreffive of the higheft loyalty and attachment to the Britilh Government, sunidft the acclamations of a crowded and brilliiat audi. Ana. For feveral nights the prefent Grand Mailer THOMAS., (who is now in Sicily, and has rendered himfell unpopular and detefted at Malta, by raying, " that if ever he came to enjoy that dignity, lie would make the Maltefe eat hay)" was burned in effigy, with a bundle of hay under his arm. His Lieutenant, Signior Buzz', has been frequently in tuited by the populace. his houfe furrounded and threatened to be razed to the ground. The antient Government is detefted by the - Maltefe, who are de lighted at the idea of Malta being kept by the Eng lilh. When the declarati, nof war and the fpeech of Lord Matvitte with refpelt to keeping Malta, reached this place, they were direftly %radiated into Italian, and read by every defc;,iption of people with the greateft pleafure; there are, however, tome dif contented Jacobin Maltefe. of whom the Govern-' ment have a perfect knowledge; they are fent out of Malta asap opportunity offers, to Naples,. Sicily, &c. There are now panes made ont for upwards °fro*. The BISHOP of Matra has alfo fallen into difgrace. When it was underftood that war was declared, the rtenth Refident was ordered to quit the Mend. It happened on ibe di's 'of his departure, thaefornest litmus ceremony was to have been per formed at Citta Vecchia, by the Bifhop. in honour of one of their Saints. lie, inftead of attending to his duty, went end paffed the moll of the day with the Frenchmen before be embarked, poftponing his homage to the Saint until the neat anniverfary. Lord Netting ar rived on the tyth of Jane, in the Am-aloe 'fixate, a day or two after the French Refident failed ;liar leg beard of the Bifhop's attention to that perfon:he refufect to fee him, when he waited on him. The town was illuminated for his Lordlhip, who failed on the sytit of June tu)oin the fleet off Toulon. The fleet [Witted much in a gale of wind in the begin sting of July. The Aotwcovar was forced to come to Malta to repair. On the *al of lone the Crew, s and Ex r gainsay tame front Naples" with all the Englith tranfports, merchantmen, Pte. that were there. The following Gentlemen, 4‘41/3 were retuning to England over land, ;funtitlik to Malta in the Earning art Lord t'Ltiert'az, Colonel BillibfOßD, of the 88th ; Col. .L.AISD, late (loaner -Mailer-General in Egypt ; and Mr. ()ureter, lieutenant of the 26th Light Dra geom. They had got as far as Florence, when they Ticird that the French had craved Italy. Da ior Smarrea. Doctor Boca All, and other officers of the Egyptian Medical Staff, had gone as far as Rome. Belisha thief% were Mr. Keno, Major %VAT tar, Cap tain Prate. and other Gentlemen, who were on their -travels. whole names Ido not know. Gen. Stoatr who was at Rome ai the time, went to Marna, where he flopped. and fent fur is harks to Malta. It was conjeltured, that his intention was to remain there until troops were fent to take poffellion of Si cily. The furrnifes were groundlefs: for the Gene. ral has fence departed from thence. The Neapolitans who formed part of the garrifon at Malta, were fent to Syraeufe and MefEna after the declaration of war was known. Ties Blotto. frigate and two trenfports took the fir* divifion oI them on the sotlt of Joly t the SPID•a brig and five tranfpnrts took the remainder on the 14th. They ate a poor miferable let : their Government fcarcely allows themtufficient pay to procure them the necef Caries of life s• they are comparatively happy on fo. trigs horice, for they are feldons paid at borne. A Gentleman who returned fume time ago from Ns ttrtold me that he bad been in company with a o 'its° ("Seer, who, at parting. begged a few peace bum him to buy bread for his family. The qtly people at Malta who regret the Neapolitans are the hatchets, for they fay lime they left it, they cen tric difpofe of the beads sad olds of the cattle they daughtr. The fleet have got a number of Maltefe Lilian, who are very expert I the Citation had gut upward. I l i forty s eve battalion of MAltefe, eonfibing loco me .. ha s been railed fince the Neapolitans went Apar, and another b to be Ilsortly completed. The field Officers, As4atants. and ltal, I am told, are to be linglifb s C.,ine and Subalterns, Maltefe.— The wtiments at Mlta arc the 6111, 35th, 271 b, sods, and at r ille's. The John tranfport returned to this place on the nth of July. from Egypt. with all the convalefcents wino bad remained behind. except one man wh., h a d qnkli recovered of the plague. Bx this edict we learn that Egypt hat undergone dreadftil changes (ince it evacuation by the Englifk. VINCENZO TABURNA, Captain of the Guides in Egypt, who from his knowledge of the country, lan- guage, &c. rendered the greatest fervices to our army while there, is to return as Secretary to the Miliary Legation. He came to Malta with the Englifh ar my, %vim they evacuated the country. The Iscnoa. BALGI, as Civil Governor of Alexandria, who was afraid to flop there after the Englith, is alfo to return. IT.dl.r. Mum, SIPT. 12.—Various movements hill con tinue to be made by the French and Italian troops; we (ball, no doubt, Coon know their objeer. A great quantity of artillery has been taken from the fortrefs of Mantua, for the ufe of the reels of war which are building in the Adriatic. On the toth inftant war was folemnly declared againft England, by found of trumpet, at the town. houfe at Milan. Letters from Rome Rate, that about the middle of laft month four perfons of diftindion were ar retied there in the night. and carried to the callle of St. Angelo. There arras, it is laid, took place at the demand of Cardinal FLICH, the Flench Mi. nifter. Advices from Leghorn, of the gth inflant Rate, that the French General of Divifion Fewer, has arrived there from Naples, where he had reviewed the French troops Rationed there. The next day he dined with the French General who commands at Leghorn, and on the 7th reviewed the French gar rifon of that place. According to the lafi accounts from Naples, dated the Both of Auguft, the Rate of things is Rill the fame in that kingdom, and in Sicily. There are oily a few Engli(h (hips cruizing off the coals of Naples to proteß the navigation of their merchant Mips, and intercept the veifels of the enemy. It is not known where Admiral NELSON is; according to tome accounts he is at Malta, where a great expedi• tion is preparing. The French Government has feat confiderable fume of money to Naples for the maintenance of the French troops there. The French army in Lower Italy will be reinforced to 60,000 men, by troops, who proceed thither by forced marches from Piedmont and the South of France. The prefent Grand Mailer of Malta, TOMAS!, has been offered by the French Government a yearly pmfinn of go,ooo francs, till he (hall be placed in full poffcffion of his office and revenue. This offer, however, he has gratefully declined. HOLLAND. Lavoie, ' SINT. a 6. Letters from the Hague fate that M. Sentnnsitraratstex,.who was expelled to fet nut at an early period for Paris in qullity of Am baffador and Commilfitry General of our Republic left that place Lift week. At the fame time Ray, WILUD i Chef d'Efcadron, one of the FIRST CONSUL'S Adjutants, after finifhing . his mann relative to the dock yards of the Bistavtan Republic, returned to France. We have been regraded by a perfun hold ing a relponfible fituatiou at the Hague to infers the following article : • uWe are afured that the French Government has fsten with the greatell furprize that individuals-whole intentions can eafily be appreciated, have procured the introduction into various journals of articles. the obvious tendency of which is to circulate opinions unfavourable to the policy and expediency of the wife prohibition of the Datavian Governmeor relative to the exportation of articles of confumption, exsept to France and Spain. This meafure was dentarrded by the Minitlers of theft powers, and is irrevocable. " The union betwixt the FJCSICII and Batavian Go vernment. i, ton intimate nut to induce etch of them to punifh frauds of every dcfcription, whatever tub. terruges may be employed to dude the law. The necefiity of giving this article publieity is fuggefted by the abufe which fcveral refpedable comnsercial houfes have expetitnced." h'47IIeRLANDS. BITSSILS, SEPT. 24.—The Mayor of our town, in conferpreoce of a ktter from the Prefe.ft of the Department, has publifhed a decifir.n of the Govern ment, accorksing to which the decreer of the to of lall bleffidor (Jinn 2o), which prohibits the impor tation of articles of Erred)) manufarrtureand colonial produce, is applicable to all French veleta that are to take in cargoes in Holland for France: Letters received in France frorollew Orleans, the capital or Louiliana, (lased the tadeof Megan, give us fume det'ils of the conftitution to be affigned to the new colony as a branch of the American Cor.fe deration. The following are the principal articles 44 The inhabitants of Imoifiano ate immediately, on receiving notice of the determination of the Govern. ment of the Unitcd States, to affcmhk in their prin cipal dial ias to make rhoice of perfons fit to repre fent them. The firft objcas of their choice are to be two Members for the Sen..te, polfeffing at ie.& 4 re venue of a million of riallres. For the Houfe of Reprefentatives the number of Members is not to be ni..re than fix. The Pica:fent of the United States is to name our Governor in the frill inil.ince. After his inliallation he than nominate conjont9ly with the Senate the Judges in the Primary Courts and the Coons of Appeal, the other Magiarates, and the Colonels of the Militia. 'lle Congrels is to give orders for the creflion of two batteries at the moutb of the principal branch of the river. The other parts of the river are likewife to he fortified in every place where it appears necelfatry. There !hall be perfons appointed to fuperintend there walks, and to raft in the navigation of velfels, as ip the principal ports of the American Continent. The duties on exportation are to be forpended. more on importa non are to be regulated by a tariff, which has been ellablifbed in the other States. Nu arbitrary regula tions, which formerly critics!, are to be continued. The new State is to be introduced in all refpees to the rights, privileges, and immunities of the Union. It is loppoled, that the new Members of the Legit lative Body sill firft affcinble at Mucha, as hes% the moll neutral place of the inhabited pan of Lail liana." The fete of the four dation of the Rept trii: wad celebrated here with tl e great* fol•.sa ity. ' CERN,4yr. • From the flamdursri Correftaanfien, OW& Public papers give the following account of the re lent (fate of the negotiations, which for Tome time have been carried on'between France and Portugal: ' " It is now known, that about a fortnight ago, the Minifter for Foreign Affairs at Paris difpatcbed an extraordinary Courier to General Lasses, French Ambaffador at Lifbon, with the following Ultima- ' turn of the FIRST CONSUL :—t. An adequate fatis faftion for the hoftile tranfaftions which have lately taken place in and near Lifbon :--3. Admiffion of a corps of French troops into Portugal, which is to re main there until Peace (hall be reftored between France and Great Britain, and to be maintained at the expence of the Portuguefe Government-3. Expulfion of all Engli(hmen from Portugal, and confifcation of their property. Unlefs thefe conditions he complied with on the part of Portugal, war is to be immedi ' ately declared againft that country." HANOVSIt, Sapp. 23.—At the grand Parade, next Sunday zoo of the Hanoverian Legion will' be eau cifed. Many detachments of French recruits have arrived in the duchy of Lauenbourg, and are quartered in the villages, and new equipped. Sim 24.—This day was celebrated here the com mencement of the Republican year. From fix in the morning a falute of thirty cannon has been repeated every hour. It being hem and there believed that the Hanoverian Officers are fecretly recruitin? for England, they are ftriftly watched. The Legion is not diffolved, as was laid, but exifts Rill, and is in. creafed by recruiting even in this city. In fume places, and particularly in the diftriel of Gottingen and the Hartz, ferions difputes have arifen about this recruiting, and a tegiment of Hellians will, it is laid, be fent to reftore order. The French have found in all yOOO cwt. of powder in our country. Another loan of 1,c500,000 dollars is to be negotiated. SEPT. ay.—Many ftrangers arrived here to fee the feftivities of the French new yeat'a day ; but their expedation was deceived, as nothing took place ex cept the firing of cannon and the grand parade,during which it rained very hard. It had been intended to illuminate the fine garden of M. %Tortola Dices*, called Montplaifir ; the landing in England was to be reprefented in a tranfparency, but the execution e•as prevented partly by bad weather, and partly by remonftrances made againfl it. Three French regiments of Dragnons,vir. . the It th, t3th, and tglb, have received orders to leave this !er- Molls and will to-morrow break up from their queer tern in the diftrifts of Nenfladt, Stolzenaii, die. and march for Maeftricht, where they are In receive fur ther orders. The arrears of their pay will be paid at the fame time. The French are throwing up in trtnehments at Twilenfelt. Vienna, SEPT. '2l.—YellerclaT eight battalions of the troops in gariiiim here, marched to the Camp at Minkendorf. where 12 battalions of infantry, one battalion of grenadiers, three regiments of cuiraf fiers, and two of hears, are already :ambled to be reviewed in pie-fence of the EMPEROR and the Archduke CPIARLPS, and to go through their miliiory evolutions and mano'nvres, tinder the command of Prince Fteninmsn of WIETPIIIIeRC. commanding General in Militia. Theft manauvnes began thi- I day, and will be continued to the sth of the enfiting mo►tth. "flu Archduke Lewis will, for the fieft time, have the command%f 'a battalion of Grettediers. The Eursitoa and the Archduke Cetaates have :o day reviewed a part of the cavalry. Ms nor, Stet. 23.—The movements of the troops toward% the coati, continue to be very staive ; no per ron any longer doubts that the expedition againft England will he undertaken. The remainder of the garritons in L-•rraine, Alfece, and Burgundy haye begun their march. STRAISEURCH, SEPT. 19.—0 n the isth loft. the firn honks from the Hanoverian territory, arri►ri at Nancy, they were 53 in number, and are intended for the gth regiment ol•cardry at Flpinal. Several nt l, c► tranfports abodes for our carabinecrs and other lc gismos, are expeaed loon. Purfuant to an order received from the Minifler of the Interior, the Psefea of the Upper Rhine has in vited all the Marin to fend in a idi of aU wheel- wrights, joiners. carpcutets, blackfashite. &c. and to give notice to the& enigma to build themfelves in readinefs to repair at a fewhisers notice in the dock yard tflablithed hers. opportte're Fort Monier. - FE•1111FORT, SEPT. Imps-Vial Charge d'Affaires, M. Scat mt.' am, has officially notified to our Senate, the declarations of his Imperial Malifir• that he will obferve a pedal beutrality ht the war between. France and England, for which commuui cati•.n lie received the thanks of - the Senate- Yellerday the Aulliian and Imperi.d.blinifler Ba ron Wissewaßaa, dellined to refute in this city, ar rived here flow Vienna. LONDON. MONDAY S OCIO3EIIt io MUCK Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT Oft:PU.OCM II 3 per Cent. Cientuis,fre ovum. s in. 11 Mot, fur 0-4uber sec. s It. s p.r Cent. Ssi I—Osmium so tot AL PRICF. OF STOCKS ON RATUZLIAY 1 per C. Conf. 529 I tachcq. INIs 34 M. 4111, I rr (Am Anu 115/f Ontatitat 101 J. ImilL il 11161 21. a 3s. tilt Lottery Tarp tA. Imp. Anu. 9/ Cast ter we. pant I , t t Ll 4 . Ocrn Ism 7... p per Cott. Cov. Dvbeeteree WI. Coml . : of lachtape.—ttadoku ea Luodue 17 a gri a Mt. The Commander of the American brig Charles, jug *mica at Cowes, and who kft Havre on the 6tis intl. reports, that there are not more than ;o gun boats completed at that place—that 3o more are building, but none of them ft) forward as to be plat.l.cd up—that trees of all Gins are felling for the papules of boat building—and that nothing is there tailed of but the incalion of England. A morning paper of this day, in re-Rating the ar ticle wavve on Saturday, mentioning that zo,coo . men were colleted in the neighbourhood of 800, , logne, has put the number at soo,ooo. We canno; think it has done fo to create alarm, and mull there . fore believe it is only an error of thw prefs. It is or duty however to rep eat to t h e pu bli c , t h at the ne w . t is only to,oeo. • Me mealy are afitniiirg, their gun-boats in. bets in the ports from which they deem it molt cos venient to embark. ll'e hope the refult of Ler, KIITH'S infpeilion of the French ports, will b: concert tome great attack on Come of the depots.— Something might fairly be rifked to dcftroy a con • fiderable number of the French gun boats. If nava! force can do it, Curdy, it ought not to be wanting, The attempt fhould be made on a great fcale, fo th.i: the French may be made to feel our power. Hithert they have been tear.ed and antoyed, rather than hurt by our bombardments. Since our lafl two mails have arri►ed from Got. tingen. The French news in there papers does not come dOwn fo late as the accounts we had received before. The only new articles from that quarter, ar e a Mentz kite; of the 23d ult. which flares, that the movements of troops towards the French coati con tinued to be very altive, and that the remainder of the gart irons in Lorrain, Alface, and Burgundy, had begun their march ; and a letter from Fefcamp daz ed the 14111 ult. inferted in the Leyden Gazette of the 27th, mentioning the bombardment of that place. The French pretend to have differed nothing by the attack. The following is all they flats refpeding it. " TtSCAMP, SrPTEI4IIIIII 14. 48 A fquadrnn of Engin !hips have thrown about thirty bombs into our port: we were not incommoded by them, we had no perfon either killed er wounded. Our batteries returned their fire with great brifkaefs. This day the enemy have left us." Letters of the tith ult. !rem Italy Rate, that war was folemnly declared againtl this country two days before at Milan. The French army in Lower Italy was to be reinforced to 60,000 men by trooj which were to make rapid marches from Piedmont and the South of France.—Great movements were alto making among! the French and Italian troops in the various parts of Italy, and a peat quantity of artillery had been taken from the fortrefs of Man. ma for the ufe of the vet els of war which were build ing on the coals of the Adriatic. An Egyptian ea. pedi:inn from that quarter is moil probably in coll. temptation. Confiderattle fume of money are Rated to have been fent by the French Government to Naples, for the maintenance of the French troops there. It is again reported that a great Expedition was prepax. mg at Malta. The Imperial Charge d'Affaires has notified for. mally to the Senate of Franckfort, the declaration of his Imperial Majelly's intention . tto obferve a perfet neutrality in the perm war.—He may fo refolre, but the refult depends on contingencies beyond his power to controt.l. If we may credit letters from Perlin, the territory of Gottingen is to be occupied by French rumps, lot which porpofe permit yon has been given by the Pruflian coon, for a French demi brigade to musk through Hildziheim. • _ _ The accounts from Hanover wear the fame com plexion they hare done for fame time. In that tin• happy coontry the inhabitants experience nothing hut plunder and brutality too horrid to .be etc* thought upon I Orders were received on Saturday at St. Paul's Cathedral for preparations to he made f.r the receil f , tion of their 11Airtrits and the Royal Family. The KING will have a I.evee at St. James's oft IVednefday next. Saturday morning his Mayssvr and Princes S.). If PHIA. attended by Lady. r, Lewd WALSINGHAM, §it W. Pll T, and Colon ITaltnir, Iliflk th eir Ms , on lonfeback, as ofital, in t e Great Park, Prince fas Aucuset. and Aassata, attended by Lady C. Da. is ea, took an airing bear two hums les ihe Great Park. Prineefs Soviet& Of Cr-cm/castes loft Windfor about noon for. Hangnails Cana ; in the crating Lord CATIICISY arrived at Windfut. `) Yefterday kis lillayltSTV and Princeires Aosta aye end Sorisse • attended try the Earl and entantefrof H•acuuste, gttendeal divine ferrite at Sr: George's Chapel. The fennon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Doss,, from. the z adh chapter of Ecckftalies ' and the flail verfe. Princefs Aussie, attended by Lady Can. LILT. took an airing by it. Leonard's-hill. aeinfsaiss ford!, tuul returned through the Great Parka.. _ _ The - Right line. Wu EL MArs cast ;. retleaed Lone Prnvoil nr Vas 6 Niatscr Caaiosa, Efes. Lord Pmvotk Glarese,, Toefday night arrived tit Edintrrgtt. at Week,"'a Tiorel, Colonel and hlra. Fine Aaron. and Aid & MIK tr, front Trioidari; 1)T Greenock. * Wtdnefilay shit Lord Morass., M migrates, and Town Council, of Edinburgh, appointed Mr. Feas ts& Mil case to be one of the Captains ;sidle City Guard, vice Capt. Gsnaot Goaoon, d.ecafrd. Lnly Ki swat Dam, 'Wolff of the hire much-lamer • ted Lord Kit.watioan is ansoog the 14 arrivals at bath, where her Lad yihip i receives every intention due in her firuatio t. The Duke of AT Not has erpended in clothing, &c, 4cosl. tin the Sea hateibles of the Me of Man. We utnicrfland it is the intention of Goesrnenent to iffue another Procians.dion, in the conics of a day or two, relative to the Aliens in this country, requie.e, ing all thofe in the Ci:ieg of L o ndon and We' moiler, and within ten ...lies thereof, witbis days, (and its other pits within fourteen ' 'tire in their names and relish-no to /gavot, or tuber refpeßive Msgillrate - °wafters. &c. of the feveral parifhe4 where nil reticle, fur them to obtain a licence. Peer tisetr relidenee hem s which licence the Mug" may, at any future time, require them tit per and any Alien pc; pcifeiEeg Inch 'lwo. prochieum the fame, will be liable to be or difrofed of by 14 &Kraal of Stall. 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