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• ftraPtions with the utmost tranquillity, till within a few minutes of the execution of his sentence. It is supposed that this unexpeßed event originated in a criminal correspondence, which is said to have taken place between the Dragoman' and the English Admiral, commending near the Dardanelles. Baron Bidefeld,the Prussian Charge re Afaires, has announced his recal. demanded his passports, and ingaiind that if they are not granted, he shall de part without them. The cause of this coedit& in the Prussian Court, is imputed to an insult which His Majesty has received. in the refusal of the Porte to suffer Baron Seuft Von Ptisach to return to his post at Constantinople. The above has formed the subjed of a note presented by the Prussian Minis ter. Admiral Siniavin has left Tenedos. and carried with him all the Turkish ships and prisoners which bad fallen into his bands. Discontented with this pi:mending, the Porte has suspended the sending off of a number of Russian prisoners, upon the point of icing eo Sebastapol ; and it now remains to be sees how thisaiw difference is to be accommodated. ITALIAN TILOVTIIRS, OCT. 13 There is a rumour at Constantinople, that an Gish Beet has appeared in the Red Sea, and landed it Eouir, in Upper Egypt, a number of SePels• =TRACT OW • LaTTER TROM COMPTAMTINOPLZ. 's The English squadron is still creising off the Isle of ;Penedos ; yet we are assured it does not re slain there with any hostile view. The English officers go frequently nit shore in the Dardatselles, and have conferences with Ismael Paella. and even with the Captain Pacha, who have frequently in , irked them inflamer. The Channel is still block aded. The King of Prussia has sent orders to his Charge d'Affaires, Baron Bielefeld, to leave Con stantinople, with the whole Prussian Legation. He has. at the same time, been charged to declare to she Sublime Porte. that, unless some satisfaCtion Wao ipvemiliwthe insult offered to the Minister, Ba g! OS bcuft 1 11Pbe Leach. by sending him out of the Ottoman territory, Prussia would break off all in '. llercoene `with the &Arne Porte. The Danish C4erie d %genes, 4ation Huback, has taken all Penman subje*s here. as well as io the Levant, under his potation.— ( sUe do Boyd if oao • kw 30.) masa •, OCT. 21. • • Asiatic Turkey is again in a state •t the utmost insurreition and disorder. Aleppo, visited by the plague. is in insurrection apainst its Pacha. The inhabitants of Damascus and Saint Jean d'Acre ire sit open warfare, and plunder alternately Jerusalem. Aly, Fiche of Bagdad, has been murdered by his ICiaja. who has seised upon his treasure and plate. The Wahabites *ill maintain themaelvei in the pos. session of Medina. Mid PROM THY PARIS TAPERS. PARIS, NOV. 3. It appears that the Army of Observation of La Gironde will be very considerable. Troops of every kind are daily repairing to it from the interior of France. The I 2th regiment of light infantry, and detachments of the Sth and 58th of die line, set out this morning from Paris, for the same destination. Letter■ (runs Nancy mention, that numerous de• tactanents, from several other regiments, are at this moment on their march through the department of La Itleurtbe, for Bayonne. Nov 4. Letters from Brest mention, that the privateer, 1, 4 Ala,tuirnn•, entered Libreuvach on the 28th of Onoter. She had taken a Danish ship of 450 tons, with a cargo of Bourbon coffee and maho gany, previously captured by the English ; but be irg surprised ►y a very superior force, she was us able to present the vessel from falling a second time into their hands. wov. 6. The Imperial Guard will arrive on the 24th in the capital. A brilliant Me is announced to be given on the 25th, to these brave warlisrs, to cele biate their return. An English division. of seven ships of the line, and two ftigates,which appears to have been driven in by a storm, put into the anchorage of the roads of Rochelle, for shelter, in the night of the 3:st of OCtober. This day We Majesty the Emperor and King received, at Feettainbleau, his Excellency General Qeont De Toler", who presented his credentials to Ws Majesty, in quality of Ambassador Eraser dinary of His Majesty the Emperor of Russia. This Ambassador was conduded to the Palace with the smut-and forms, by a Master and an ♦ssistant of the Cereassinier, who went to fetch Lim whit. three carriages belonging to the Court. He wee introduced into His Majesty's Cabinet by his Imodency the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, and pretested by his Serese Highness Monseigneur the niece Vire Grand Eleaer. who performed the [dailies, al the Arch-Chancellor of State. Ay a Decree of the 3J instant. his Excellency the Graad Rquerry.Gmeral Caulaiocoart. was appoiat ad Me Ambassador of Hit Imperial and Riad :Majesty at tho Court of Russia ; and Messrs. Rey. urea. SU Gaunt. aad Prevost, Secretaries of Em boss,. Mgr. R. 'y a m s / d L s arfes, of the lit November. emoomsses. doe. al saris moment, all the corps of Wadley of the Army of Observation ore swathing ihmeth 1110 11 . to the head-quarters st Salamanca; the eavoley. winch is Llievrise es its match. follows the roleatty my dose. It is war ascooeseirri that the French head -Tw o... IPPOU OWE Ds it am the la of November, asJ r lOW -7• , .'. s. that the greatest part of the French troops would break up at the same time. Upon the whole it - pears, that the good understanding between Trance and Prussia is acquiring strength from day to day, General Dupont is appointed Comtnaader•in- Chief of the second army of observation of Gironde. On the Ist of this month, the lugger Adolph, No. 2, Captain N. Fourmentin, of Boulogne, ouptured the English brig, the Hops, of 1115 Capt. John Buxton, from Copenhagen, bound IMO England, having on board a crew of ■A with 12 soldiers and 16 horses. She was . ter two hours afterwards, by an armed vessel ataldag off Dunkirk. Captain Fourmentin carried I the 11 soldiers into Calais. CALAIS. tact. 29. Yesterday, at four in the morning, the Knyphau. gen ship Anna Catherine, Captain Koop, of 200 tons and ten men, partly laden with oak-bark, struck Great Waldam, near Calais. An linglish corvette. stationed off the coast, ing approached early in the morning to reconnoitre this vessel, sent a pinnace to set fire to her. Inspettor of Customs. who bad repaired to the having observed the mansuvre of the enemy perceiving his intentions, hastened to rally the neigh bouring officers, and placed himself at their . with the Comptroller of Brigade of the Customs Calais. He had scarcely colleded them, when be gaged the pinnace. The corvette, with a •iew proteet and support the latter, approached the coast but in spite of the balls and grape-shot fired Officers, who had nothing but muskets, which made good use of, the English were obliged tire, after an engagement of about an hour. AUSSIURO, ocr, Litters from Vienna state several particulars Wive to the affairs of Turkey. It is very certain that the proposals of the English Minister, Paget, have been rejetßed by the Ottoman Govern• ment, and that the Divan has declared it amnia continue to make common cause with France. • which the negotiations with England have suspended. OCT. According to Ili:counts. from Vienna. the Ligation of the conduit of several Generals, dories t►e lag campaign, is at length terminated. _ remains in confinement ; the Prince of Auersperg Mto be exiled. What seems to cause considerable Astonishment. is the favourable manner in - M. de Meerfeldt has been treated, though guilty, it is said, than any of the others ; and sarreadered, without a blew, the town of Braunau, which might have resisted the march of the French army in that quarter. Letters from Basle state. that the Swiss regiment tide Rolle, which is in the English service. has great number of men, and in particular two ficers, M. Stettler, of Bern, and M. Lederge:i, Wyl ; in wounded and prisoners it lost IS officers. and 200 soldiers. Among the officers. the Captains Muller, of Glarus; Byhener. of Basle ; and of Lucerne, haste been cured, and are well treated at Cairo, where they are kept prisoom. MAMCV. soy The day before yesterday. at noon. the Russian Ambassador passed through this city; fire ficent carriages contained the suite of Count de stay, accumpanied by Prince Gnarls, sad Mears. de Beckendorf, de Nesselrode. sad de Gouriew, An Ukase was issued by the Easpetee of on the I sth of February. bliss a duty on all books imported into Hi. Majesty's clounialoss, cept such as are intended foe the ass of the limiest skies and Academical lastitatisse. Tastes, OCT. The French army +Lich le tamely is the and in Dalmatia. receives daily ow selle6etesearts4 the sth corps of the Grand Army is sees 'spoiled there, it is to marsh by Bavaria sad die Tyrol. The Monikur of the SI house siesaiss new. if we except an woes' of she dessnaisse the Ff •11 of Exhibitiees as eh • Tbmilleriss. Free rt.' norm Gera. Om IS. raysesseadmi. OCT. , The late oi Copetelapa has antis peolowell pension not only anew Cason. but she so the tic at latge ; and the ionise hes farewell the, friendly disposition towards Linsmilt. This tural sympathy towels dot 1111 sud 01.111117. strengthened by dee skunks la alga we fed selves with regard to Frani* sell Illishod. though our Governing glen Olneeld is . it cause whit die hiseer, mil et aka against tbe Euglieh e yet It weal tem , It does not cf one a et stabs es kw sop sweet* sate of otitis i weds, t es to easenty. is ' peror Alma*/ appease to lesolle lime, ‘ see the most vigorous useamitio el alloses veportcd, abet it is aisle el* 0. Mee Nit jesti intends to soulerbilu • 101111•111 illess. Russian dossiaiors. is sash Ile WI ine ' to Witspack. aul the issiloess theassisiSe me depertzacoto el dielts. pro Spanish U safari destisatioc expo Math •••••••••• 'n tetra traessnitsi ,w coma* Nipenai 11. I 1 , 11 11 I • sar , 0 . ~._ 7------- . .._ . _ ',taus, oer. 28. obliged to re-embark, notwithstanding the fire o f t h e meldlsme ctanillimmtalillill it ap- There ere still emenk the Prussia* soldiers some frigate, which fired more tha n 150 di sc h arges • TILE BRITISE ranee hot-headed men, who are not cured by the expe- ball or grape shot. day. rience of the past; bet the Government and the me CT. st A 1.0, OC 7 29. LONDON, ler.in- nation highly disapprove of the excess of their mad. An English cutter, manned with 16 men, havin • WEDNESDAY. Nov ALa ness. Letters from Koningsberg state, that during perceived, at a little distance from the Islands of St the representation of the opera of Aline, which was Quay, a vessel which was supposed to belong to a The Lord Eldon, arrived in th Idolph, recently given, the French uniform was insulted neutral power, approached for the purpose .gal, spoke the Union. and the , had by some Prussian Officers ; and that the French Au- searching her ; the vessel was a Fre,pch privateer Bras, near Sawa Roads ; the i tons, thorities, being informed of this proceeding, de- a hith took the cutter, and made the crew psi Sidon Coals, off the Cape of 1 dto a manded that the Officers should be given up. toners. Later is reported to be taken Oil seven dprat T cieo h n e : following cr E w n i g n l g i s Proclamation,h commerce, has relative appearedto the a inter th ter i solos•ux, nov. 2 to lIIRMEI , PCT $ O. Alle PitdlOo/allilt French frigate; ' at re- Letters from Spain, brought by the last courier,Calcutta, dated March 22, it si vessel announce, that a privateer from Vigo has taken an qinua ii iitc r ime ti o s efa m .ut a hh iss iocth r i e tyh t oe h f e hma K de in no g iredi e er t edt P h r at u th ss et ia hpar m ed e his k ib e e : lL l Towt•ttnooti l i then arrived there, although s :riffled English vessel from Lisbon, laden with piastres, cape of Good Hope eight di the amount of two millions. The prize is carried 29. spore packet. into port. According to the same lettere, a Spa- . . . .ri ler, in min re moved. the commerce edT.rsa a tit n y d iosr mT hai navig atio n ja::.tyt: in bthet th : e feco po rue rt ,te o dg r iwy t e h its a h t toh c ue i:y .m , o a i: g se r t e , ed ap.ort u in: We yesterday received Hamb 'P h " - ousts galleon, from Lima, richly laden, has safely 10 tons 33, French to the 4th, and Dui arrived. uck at BAYONNE, OCT. 22. and, at a late hour last night, The French army advances to Portugal, by Sa- orders to the maritime authority to shut this port st ain raper' to the loth. The Fr t, hay- lamanca. The first division, commanded by Gene- En g lish commerce and n a vi gation , in the most rigorous ma serration, under General Jamey t, moitre ral La Borde, entered Spain five days ago ; the o'er i and ant to admit at their peril any Eligliso Treads pidly from Bayonne into Spain. The second set out this morning. General Kellerman, merchandise, or to sofa soy ship to sail for Eogiaiid• were to be, on the tith instant, i (Signed) " FREDERIC WILLIAM." whence h e is expeited to pro e 4 3 ° 4 the son, is arrived here. 0 Memel, 08. 1, 1807." y, and In Holland all the Portuguese vessels have been LISBON. O C T . 20. In the mean time, a S p anish ne i gh - embargoed; we are assured that M. de Berzana, iota Portugal, to occupy Li head, The English friflot7 of this city has deputed Porkley to the Prince Regent, to offer his key Ambassador from Portugal to the King of Holland, b e I second Army of Ohs< ems of is preparing to depart. Corra l Dupont will have tl Highness the testimonies of its gratitude, and • , he en- OCT. 25. tons of salt provisions. french, force, advancing int iew to General besot being quickly informed of the guy Beat. Troops are march Though coast; events that have taken place in Portugal, and being MADRID, OCT. 20. the Proclamation just published by • Frans to join it. An army at the provided with the necessary instruftions, immedi- Prince Regent of Portugal affords some hopes • cannot be accessary to safari h they ately set out with the Army of Observation. The Portugal. Its real destinatiec peace, still every tiring is assuming a warlike as. to re- division of General de la Borde has already ad- in Spain. The gartison of this capital, consist; , 'eloped in mystery. The caps Tamed to Bilboa. The French army is advancing of 5000 infantry and cavalry, has begun its mar au beastly planned at Math 19. through Biscay, through a part of Old Castile and for Estramadura, where a Spanish army of 20,0. Place and the French Minister. ars re- the province of Leon ; the Spaniards are repairing men i s to assemble. ray means to amuse himself certain ,to Portugal, through Estrantadum. Private let- The Captain-General of Andalusia, and . Spain. It will be as easy work. , . Lord tens say, that General Junot will diroit his march Commandant of St. Roche. have received order Army is in Germany, and a par <seem- to Madrid. This march, as well as the whole ex- to form a corps o f 9,000 men. trle Pitis,ce of the PIACI is t would pedition, is the result of a private convention con- The Captain-General of Gallicia is to have un • The French and Spanish Amba . since eluded between the Prince of Peace and the French his command a corps of 7or 8,000 men, and is not, in their retreat from Liam t been Ambassador, M. Beauharmais. fiz his head-quarters at Toy. , f.rio Bad.jos, from which p: OCT. 30. The Ambassadors of France and Spain have! communication with the Com • 24. The Marshal de Camp. Don Pedro Rodrigues Lisbon, but they have not arrived at Madrid, as ha have no doubt returned to that Myer de Boris, Knight of the Royal Order of Charles 111. durinr been reported. It appears that they, at present, r . The Russian Ambassador - and Commissary of the Court of Spain, for the side at Badajez, where, according to appearance Bo a, at Fontaiableau, Mack French Army of La Gironde, bas arrived in this they conduit the negotiations with the Court . y. He has complimented his Excellency e o- derab Li s b on. le with the usual ceremonies. F usPerg cis th G of Merest is the Paris Papers, vemor of Paris, in the name of his Sovereign. AU the English merchants, derniciliated aid is- which rmass. srariasuan, ocr. 24. babiting the kingdom of Portugal. are beginning t man We yesterday noticed the re ad w h o A number of leases of estates. mills and lands, that to embark for England. In consequence of the a iiag of Trace from France, belong to the Crown, and are situated in Swedish danger to which they are exposed , they have sold aunau, the Funds. We are credibly in French I Pomerania, expiring next Eases% public notice has their commodities and effeits at a less. cf Tram has arrived. Pester, bees gives. that they will be renewed in the name It is announced, that the head quarters of the as Egress strived at fire o'clo • of His Majesty, the Emperor of Erma,. Frani& army, tender the command of his F.xcellency velem log at Cie Admiralty, from L the Governor of Paris, is proviwtily fixed at Sala. is lost a ua•vs. „,. 2.off to Mr. rota, at Blackheat wo Of- An Eagliab ship of war is lost within sight of manta. OCT. 11. ben been the foundation of t ge:., of Terheide. The crew, consisting of two hundred rival of a Flag of Truce. A His Excellency, General Janet, of net, Governer officers, mess, were saved, and conduCted as prisoners Paris, Commander in Chief of the French Anew of Downs on Suaday, 3. d con !,aptains to the Hague. This vessel was coming from Observation of La Gironde, is expelled, it is said. dame, but the violence of I Moist, Copeabagen. so ,. 2. l in this capital, with mom of the careen of Iris a 7 person from landing. treated ever, bring say Meister/ The transport Arrow Cour, bound from Copan- "IL hagen to En g land . and having on board part of the Our Court is disposed to recompense, is the meet Treace. Her account Mai .v. I. distinguished manner, General Liaises, who has mil was the same mummies German Legion, la the pay of Great Britain , fell Russianmelted at tie Admiralty rendered such important services to the Spanish foul. in the night of the 27tb and 284 Blatant, of magni- ••.1 Mosarchy, by his courage and his es:ellent military imp Tbe latest eammunicat the English ship of war the /41.-rslik. and receiv.. de Tol-lased se prisoners. and was i Messrs, so leech dansite. ea, after having lost her masts, operations against the lisp is Sois bees tb A mi nierim a awe pert Boyd three soothe agi she drifted se near the Dutch mast, that the Master The ePeeleh army has Mew. vas kr Mahout lalereted eirel Russia, dropped anchor. from fear of being stranded edr able levt i ell. thee et th is t h elltelle a • ne in, King's Household Troops are composed deem Mad has hem going Terkulde. She was seas after taken posseedea of !limed The fable stied was, thereto era„ eV* by • demehment el Patch troops. The piasters Cevlllemief a Body G• e efl f . are CemPeraY of is revert at the arrival of Videos- of war taken es th. cass ias toa d * a t 1 _MastenHalbacrsers, the Re giment sa pesi she of S us sh G co,ps uard ot s c , t a l r s i a l t . maw. been r e e r, burg dicer ans.Crlonel. !Copts's'. 3 Lieutenants. 1 lasi's. I o f Wino" °treed 9 .. it. 8 8 , 20 . 1 4 I Cherish'. 21 sasoistussisamod 06. Mam ma th e e . AU these a t: m oo:se are is th . ; l b : st swiss emislitieo rrs : Mead a fall both yeateedoe sae -~.......m.... I Frivol avv % /99 nab 111111 ilk. 28 ".1111. a" 10 ail. in the ' • hem sore thee thir A repeet pmemled ha ail 4res. mama. Mar ureic epos the Duch co taaeareay. rev. 1. eeeltlrkla r et , mad le nt tardier ands °I 14°119 'spittedlosadmiaa. -.......... btu w i t h The Greed Duke of Wertsburg , who is still " 6 The rest of the Ira q hat bees recisile4 with such seal. that all the regiments awes a very It wee eleadeady amassed at Paris. mincipally coadaas the aegocistimse noddle Wel &ire. that ehe eche I WWII in ',Wh am, visons.are s u s s mati : between v, rations a sseobiona. o o r we a, o nt p rogotoiliim respealable ttuove J. Nowiss feotieg ie . oenvan A corpe r ; ef ead lßl.o . abh : of . ow e.eue se *lf alb esellhass ipso di atill ir is arrte. sosonnie4 tte (wrote el Ihwesess. received hem agr ee i s "UV. that t ihassorreab ammemewee • tv. F. so d i n wigwag ,. wwiss aased by e ft, woo ,p oooo . ciplineobscreod by the Spaniar ds . noes them to W Yam*, 1611 Dabs et Ye nee ire doe ef Comm will sees be sated le the hal "Imo* behold by the . °! the vbe Mak in the Hone Oa ether last. at II prowieeiel regiments of maim ant 'ees 1111 bad IN an e saws e. the pub. ustisisilisa of bed Ceara. Asaergeg is pile f neatly mortised in siker/ avelothita. an 1:”Noll Ihitha••••, psi shut ears repel. die Own if Sew we tehs epos half is. -mg ircub. yeatliedep almmesse. Gem Mb no. bans.. veld' area. kle mirk aIT seism of th°l are ei rea f e _ ma y " wet .esgegg igiss sow hwy. inweisa. ale Minh warp 1. bans • lt leg nosier , as us iniamity. s wesider- mull tolides• - "I tees, WI sows was hi. est ' of set army. hoe. Freesia. Ike seamsid sl es hard Ind sta. ate pads. sf *misery es Ohs is.. We en ill 111. "11 .1. " ... . 1 us . sag these is. bid ON ON& id. Al.. Menvise aria awartNl. that Me Masks ports of 111 Ps", those 81 " 1 " 1111/ r s , h mg iggi agog thrae list ea p re sake ilbe Mese Si. see to be A m spina Ins "9811".• the • 81.1617 vi '‘ l t i rr il a me. Thy i Ira at Cat. Ora ea Ilsglian. sesealiag se sa are asset bassos the " whoa . ere o w eb : D i g naisin " lb. fer ri t ge bies al esea Neas iess ' 8 ammo ._ lewd Reeve all sou am then tee Osnan "ftes est st iihmenseir. rare a saran.. est. SS. is as srganisaiss, the agmearaing 10 " I I ' d hi sammul all he mush ib t ses arum§ se se pang so. On the 14th 1,41,211 lasSi Wpm., tartars is light ef es swiss lis an the en / 1 4 1141 alld In " u e. 114111111.1. awe ineen rib . it Odle of Hainan s. a lanais is she sons dissatt es she Mess sad the liellteelee elet • old ansallad Ile Aetestip. lei b mg if Coplialli. About Si ors was pa as suseennliatil amlisidel al e "We *5 _____T "M i .. 0p5. ... r. lie amen lise= t l lib si s . ems. osip hentissfi ortrure is ids segssisreos IMP. and elp equip al these r Si ' ",.... ". r im . Se" his ... f it a ik Ord* Oros to Capri. D•4l..ede. essomead- We lam allnligen Shia Ira sui ' se. els aw• llll Gordok hilli or lib l i t 10 I mo w Ise • ampsup of gerseaswe el the OM mimeo, poked the him she Me mataillod angile ll° • ' l s PIN il. is eqpileol, urns. no w allahed desexist at es hog of 13 Fiord asap. sail AA unseen .Seminar eal is " Mil 1411 Wm at Or Itiallrb MI, NW Or Ohm INA torth or raw her e.g. , "a lresoloy Or Low largo 1 g 09 Iroulool a MN 1114.4.0.. Hamb Dui Fr, IMO' march Ambi Lis P: Cos •r mei WO \q ,few Ove 11111* on mill PIM