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(Plots the MOSLAIX, OCTO3Zit 25. have been in the habit of send;ng 7140 of from time to time, to London. Aa order has issued to prohibit the sailing of any in fit:are. imuiticati'an must any longer exist with that governed by the unjust and eternal tne the Continent. FONTAINISLCAO, OCT. 29. Emperor goes out frequently in a chau,e, wanied by any person except the Empress, about suite or guards. Vie s`.l«• him pass the city the other day in this manner. This his confidence has made a lively imprrs tpon us. In passing the lbspital of M v, the Empress petceived at a rindow curer old age; she pointed him out to Iperor. who called to him kindly, entered conversation with him, and on being informed ituation, doubled his pemion. smelter has bent fur some drys very cold. Empress, on her return from ore of her rid en, zed with a severe co!1. which c.)nfined chamber fur two 'Lys. The anxiety caured r indisposition is niiw dissipated. We see her you the Emperor to the chase. Nov. I. Excellency Mohib-Effendy. Ambassador of 'a Hine Porte, this day presented to His Ma- Emperor and King. his new Credentials. introduced to tics audience in the usual by the Master .:nd Assistant cf the Ceremo who waited upon him with three of Ili; Ma- He was introduced into the carriages. ,b 1 tlis Excellency the Grand Master of toe Cernnen'es, and p:esented by His Serene Mishits's • Prince Vice• Grand Eleaor, filling tLe folic the Arch-Chancellor of State. ?ARM OCT. 25. terrrs from the Banks of the Main. dated the ' o.lober, announce, that the Baron de Brock , new Minis.er of Prussia to ►he Curt of arrived on the 15th, at night, at Manheins, is family, and the Counsellor of Le;zation, .ke. He proceeded on the 17th, for Paris. oc r. 26. CeZloral Colleges of the departments, tuto r fourth series, have been convened by the ial Decree, issued at P.mtaiableau. the 17e. 107. The operations of these Colleges h: ye obje.:l the nominating% of Candidates to t .e the Lsgirlative Body. &c. Nov 2. Majesty has appointed M Remosat. Super• attalzt of the Poor grand Theatres of tt.e Capt:al. 114611 E. OCT. 20 WeJneulay, 1 - 1;$ Majesty, atten , :ed by inscrous suite, went to Catwyck to inspect ti.e of the ntw canal. Royal Gassier of yesterday contains the ful- Decree : r, by the Grace of God and the Constitution of Realm, King of Holland, Constable of France; N.lizond the erfurts of Ili. Majesty, the Emperor of the ?tench, King of 'Lily, against the common enemy, as moll as the measures already adopted by Ilia Imperial \f linty, with regard to the Navigation of the Elbe and the Weser, we have decreer& as follows IC I E I. MI navigation what.oever, coastwise, from the ta the Weser, is mollibited, unless made under the ecnsoy of Our ships of war, and on!y fur thr• arrival I deprture at and from Ports occupied by our troops. 11. The enttau•s into our poets is prull•Li!el to all whatever they may be, laden with any merchandise, • as cannot be supplied by England, such as build• imber, masts, and o;he• produaions of the North. lII. kit vessels lads., in whole or its part with cola productions and merchand.z.i, which may be sup; sod frurn England, 'hail be stool at their entranev rots i• The 'merchandise 'UM be teluetteted, until noon it shell be ascertained, M a definitive manner, / are or net liable to confiscation. Vessels attir e the convoy of our ships of war, as stated ilk Arti . are excepted trim this regulation. Baron de Fele, Minister of the Emperor of Aus• 'le:pelted here. NSPIPS. SEPT. 29. o 4 tters frost Malta state, that the garrison of t Island is reduced to a very small number ; that the English have been obliged to send all disposable troops they had to Egypt. Accord ' the same accounts, the English at Rosetta sufered a terrible check on the pan of the As. In the port of that city, there remained a single English ship of the line sad a frigate. e • • Vef the Law awl Pass ND IMMO !VP. We have bei Net, from tin fees issued to p ro commußicai connuT, gover I nes of the Col The Empero se accompanied „rd without sui t h r ough the city , l eof of his col ,: )0 upon us. iiestruc, the i'7est in entre: E m peror. !o couversati , is situation the weather ire Empress, SC`zekt wit! toter chambe Ober indkpos A ncor:quay the Ilis EKeellc: 6 ! F.;:blirue j.,:y the Empe was introd : . nos , by the t its, who wait esty's carriag. Clostt by His . Cer:rricnes, ele Prince Vii „acs of the Ar !Imre from 0:lober, !..tc, new F... T, arrive srlh his famil "Zt.::.ke. He The E!eSor, A she fourth It [...0a! Dec 1307. '1 their obje.:l .a.ate, the Ls • His Majestl 'atoll:at of tl I.rsr Wear onerous sui mks of the Me Rayed bring Decres leas Napoleon, it Rallis, K To Atzoo,l t • Feench, will as th, ATlesty, the Wese Alai( I E I. it thetta the ontneditt morn • and dtplrture at kt. 11. The I tent!,, thatesel Medi such as c a; limber, emu AR. lII. kit ad productines enne (runt I "Pens. The • txusination it *dm they an lag untl•r the cc de I. are exeep 1 Baron de F ad bia s is eve& an • Inters fro 'eel that Island is std that the t the disposable tits t:; to the sat hre sufered our In r • ;!' a single at .chy P THEhe. ch 6n. Lor TH OA At o ne o , e i be serie s cf the instant. e v I f • colarly distio I erill tt tse,r lanes sods vllsed Fiore frog vestment ass ; er 10 she C.. 1 inseam Sr.) ogs of truce E BRITI SH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, Novzstesa 12. one o'clock this morning we received a regular .1 the Alom,tenr, horn the 17th last to the 3d , I v Ezeusss, from Paris. They are petti ly distinguished by the bi:terness and rancour language against this country. Years have 'lce the official piper of the French Go assumed so angry a tone. The paper of instant states, under the head of Morlails. that truce had been frequently sufered to pais between that part and Pngl Ind, bot d.tt tl•ey mutt be prohibited in heart., and that no communicat:on must be maintained with n the unjust and eternal enemies of the Continent." His Bk IT ANNIC MA j ts- Tv's Declaration r f the grounis and motives of the Danish Exped:titin, appears to have added fuel to the flame, and fomented the cage of BON APAR t a. 'llse Mimi/err of the lat instant contains a long answer to that ankle. It is given as a contrmat upon each passage of His 111aic , ..1 v's Declaration, separately. and in regular succession. In our trans lation we have omitted the spotatinns, and given the Fiendd+ answers to each as a complete vrinde. The anger and impatience of the writer breathe in every line. BONA r Aire still remained at Fontain bleats. Perhaps he may have devoted same of hi s leisure ho . use to its composition. It is rot unlike the petulance of his style. It concludes with a gross. malignato, and vulgar attack upon His /dainty; but we have not time or worn to indulge in obser vations upon •I•at passage. or the general spirit and tenor of the article. It states that if Portugal makes common cause with England, the House of Braganza shall have ceased to reign ; that Den. mark must in future make common cause with the Continent; that tl e Sound, Tonningen. and all the other parts of Denmark, shall be shut against F.ng. land; and that France has acquired new geogra• phical potitinr.s, which must involve Iluttia in any measures that France may chon.e to ad nr. There is one ;loin! more whit h te e shall nottee. It says Zealand, Welded by I:tr native troops, and covered Ly the united fittett rf Denmark and England, would be secure f•nrn 11 attack on the part of France. Here the i -al of tl , o writer appears to have outstepped his i'tcrethin. for the argument would prove that invasion is an idle . menace. If the little Island of Zealand, its such a situation. should be safe from Fr'n L invasion, England can have nothing to fear. The ac counts from Lisbon are not of a Wee date than the eth of Otetnher, and do not appn tr entitled to any credit. They stain • tat G^'..l- tl Jetiot's army WAS at that data ,tiderahly a.!vanced intb the Spanish territory.-- acing Louts is on a tour of his Kingr'orn. He was :defy. at Catwrck. We have copied t new doereeraused by him in furtherance of the ;tans of liarocana for them:Gitlin of Bt produce.—ln !red, the accounts from every plate on the t:ont inert, untie, his iliflownee. Soaet tf thrfr sue-. • Briti.h commerce, and the Coves, wilds bean seen every where, are the leading f•abeice In all the enertspondence in the Park Papers. The French Funds were, on the 16th Odober. 84, 50$ on the Ist November, 85, 90. We announced. yesterlay, the arrival of eta Tegratbsal packet, Cact D 011), wish Mails from Lisbon. She sailed on the 41st. - is also arrived from Opts's°. which l•1a. r .he left od the slit. These are the l a r. s t acco u n t s re ceived from Portugel. The Poquguese Govern ment. in compliance with the menders ef Doe P.- PARTS, has issued a Proclamation for '.utting the Ports of Portugal against British ships and st:j-ns. The Raloz.i has btoeght a copy of this ay i•-le Almost the whole ef the British proper. y at Oporto had been embasked. principally in Pr? luguese bot toms. before the R,le g 4 came away. The ti?tt vas expelled to sail about the 2d of this mnr.th, ur„l, , r convoy of the Levihia frigate. The 7cwasheed, on her departure from Lisboa. had crders :o cau tion the 4scLlu,d, or any other packet from Erg land, widths she should fall in with, not to pro ceed, as the port would be closed against the English on the 2:ith. The Lively frigate had sailed nn the 17th, with a convoy. and e Hoorn brig remained to catty away the English Ambassador. Lord Sraexcrosto, and Mr. GA*. MLR. Thirteen thousand troops were etpeated at Lisbon, to assist the &Arai. FAMILY to embark, as the inhabitants were hostile to that mea-ute. Another reason bus been assigned for the march of a military force frotn the intesior into Lisbon. A Gentleman, who came home passenger in ti.e Tosusehentl, states. that they were sent for in con sequence of the discovery A' a plot against the lives °ids, Patsies !tearer and his principal adherents. A French emigrant. of the same of NOVION, for some years at the head of the Police In Lisbon, had been deteEled in the execution of the tree ecusabie projea of seducing the ParttegtMe T. slower& of %000 of whom had already consented tobecome the iseeremeete of Isis infainous designs in favour ut the French interest. We noticed, yesterday. the repirt which rrevail- Woo Tuesday. of the capture of (wets,: saii of the lime belonging to the enemy, aud a. toe s.ime time stated, that it did not deserve credit. There were several versions of this report. On. stated that toe capture was made I'y Admiral Purvis, rfi Cachz ; the other, is the Sledite, toucan. by Lon: CoLLiho- WOOD. The rumour which gave the viifteiy to Admiral Puts is. was prevaleat at Oporto, ou the SI st, and rested upos the authority of a letter tzce;c?J by herd WILLIAM. are4itT. Captain of tile Lavinia fr'itiote, at that Port, from Mr. WAelle the British Ca.;ksul at Lisbon. annoeneing that he had re eivesl an account from Fare to that effee,l but letters of a date subsequent to Mr. Wa ma's cc. count, have been received from Admiral Puerta, and ccosequently the report , a* to that gallant Ad rental, goes fur nothing. Dispatches were also.mT ceivld, yesterday. from Lord CoLs INGWOOD, who, it appears by the Mails from the blediterrameask had arrived with his squadron tit Mikes ea the 4th of 09oSer ; and a letter from Falmouth adds, that his Lordship and his squadron had arrived at Gihra ly tar, on the 16th ; but this latter account is probagy incorre'l, as other letters from Falmouth Jo Lot bling d the proceedings of his Lordship later than the .Ith at Malta. Up to the date of his Lord ship's dispwches, he had not encountered as enemy's fLet. The rurwsur of the cap.ure, how ever, is not without an explanation.. A Russian squadron of nine sail of the line arai a frig fm nt the Levant, arrived at Gibraltar on the 19th, and they were probably mistaken for prises by b o re who saw them going into that harbour. The Faris • Faperillaving stated, that the Tsolen slue then was at Sea. and seen on the bei;iirong of September high up in the Gulf of Genoa t ;f this statement were eirreet, Admiral COLI.INgSV4,'D 11)i , ght have had the good fortune to f a ll i ...id ' it. Itie Cart/I.llms squadron, we believe, : not at tenip:ed to stir from port. The / ue land Peaks. from LisSqn, is arrived at Falmouth, af Mt a passage of thi7tuen da;s. Sir SicizsT Smelt arrives! an Mr.nday evening a: Plymouth. and immesii.itPly hoisted his flag en boars! the Lesidoi, of 98 guns. Yortewlii, mcrittn7. about half.past nine o'c'ock, His Niamey v lett Win or, is ltis travelling eft riage. foe Lrandan. %Yuen A lEST v arrived between Kew-bridge and Turnharia-green, one of the fore none, knocked on. which Aliged the drivers to star, and Has MAJESTY was detained about a gluier of an hour on the road, till ois.: the grooms' horses mold be got into harnesi, and put to the c lark*. Has Hamner arrived at t. e Place at halt-past twelve, whet e the Dukes of ?nag And Kum r were in teodine,s to re,e,ve Ills M *lnc: . As :...;;;.paq twv oclawk His MAJESTY held a Private Lever, which was attended by— The Arei,; 4 e.werbtary, the Lord President of the Cerameit, t Pney, Seat, thm Seeretarite of Stain for the 11.-:.aatmsemia, the Foal Lord of the Ad obireA) i.6N 7 '...,nc-toe of I. Lu‘loleer, the J udge Adva tYtllunt, Lee d t 3 corn 1 , •:; talearf3ts Slr lr Lvdlnw gym Colons! y rain •Denessiewa aro ti , ..r.,raw"orte; and (3c,,011! Ciroo‘ninwawne). 1 lie following bad the honour of being pesented to 'lit Maiesev Glove. Ge.rge pros his return from Copen ilantral iet, tip.in his return hnil Sicily. C dmul Camerae, et the 790. Revak ..tt, U ?MI his re•urn Rem Copenhagan.. _ _ _ : Cap( in Minim.ln.,, nt the Rny 1 Nsvy. by Lord Aut. big min , ,, to I 'wand His Masts-sr held a Privy Cmt--- 1 . an.' gave private audiences to the ra . oinet Mr. Bonn, win laid before Li's MA 'rove the i.rocieed ings of several Courts Martial. Sone af•er S o'clock His Masan% •et off on his return to Windsor. l'arlirment, we understand, will sot inlet until We du net understand Oat she se.. , unts from Snails and PJf•U conr,sin any tl.c ,n rcryplio. rate the repnr:ed revolittina in .. The ru mour may, therefore, be consideict aliworthy of credit. The PoaToootsa Ameassme has friar:lel to his house, in South Ain/ley-street. front Worthing, Yesterday, a Court of Direaors was held a , the Ent India [louse, when the tolbwinq Corning were sworn into the command of their respe3ive ships, wit Captain W. Dunafor4, Cries; C. E. PrfaCeit, Alnwick Code t awl J Lock...kn. DayniScott..-for Mat dlratt. Capt. T. Price, Alexander...ha ii4a , :eirt aid The Court aJkourned at six o'clock tr. Vednes. day next. The Lord h'ldoi. Youwo. and ?sphere. goose, sailed from Lo gal 41ta G.h April I and the Ocean bl•Lsocissr, and Lori Kauko'. from Len: muter, the 10th May. The above ships sailed from St. Helena the 3tlSePtember, under convoy of His MAJCITY'S ship strifrot, with sevr.ral transposes from the Cope. The r:irly Cards. &mass. and Lord Ifeeolaler. Sail TN, sailed from St. Helena Mr Bengal. the 201 Ammo. Passengers per Lord L 1115.1— Frew Bengal -.1.irret..C..1. fool %iri s cenlt ; C Coat n ; I..edt. &rid. of Hu lildje.ty'a 41,1 R,•4,:nent ; Nlrs. B ,s 4 ; Deirtunants Nl•Nantara and Ml•Cul.n u, , of Hi Maleity's 67th Kerment Mrs. Nl`Culmass I. Sc .tt, li Ca.rtni• tors, W. WO. 1.164J11. Mud W. Shilkallinktl 14,1 etimmtng ; Rims a Al Ores Mailers Scot ; taro litnter. Wri.a.ssders; Ma.to P.l li an; and Mis. byd PASeellgtfll per F.rhutt--• ---•••- - - M.. Le+n end children; 4.lspuis and Mrs. Fletcher, end rhi'drest; Miss M. A. 'Elwin.,; M11,..f.. L. Pawl, J. Wc.tdelter, Yekewids, lisephone, J. ;Lade, and W. A. CAA. Paueoperi per Mein-- Capt,in Nll•Lraa Comet Beatty. or !lir Majory's Sala Lia:it Dr.pe•nni Mr. 1' Y. tia:aay t K. Hawliar. Cs•j. Nam :gets per Lori Ktl46 Nll, Mane. I.l4piain I..lmen. 1 1 .1.enw-r per H. MAJI; Tv's slip Ardent— groin SI. a. him E.sst . 4 4ringly at ()mi.:lld, nn N;noi..!wy, by a , •iiratecr, 4 ! 3 guns, which W. 41 ileac oir with great Inu. Th; atmf s a d I rlerea tr nol‘pno, with troops ti m Moi,te Vkleo, id 1..4 40 sr ldiert, part of the crew, an.l women pens Ihe Ilene, Bata mt. frotn Upnrto her! !and, is wrecked near Opxto tsar ; put of O. -...g0 oz. eact to be saved. c -• , -,,, :ri €,:gr,?,,Vk,. "t\ 6 1 1. FUNERAL OF VIM ARCHRISIWP ar FOAL The rem'ins cf that venerable Prelate *ate too movzkl, ar eight o'clock, res:tiday ,coorning, from his :.:te Irmo/ in Sn , il:l Audit y sten. to Mot. , Abhey. for ipierm-nt. The procession moved iv •he mance, and at ika fol lowing owe! Teo motet. A plume of b'scb f...thers. TilE HEARSE. Drawls by six twrses, d.coa►ad b'aeb plumes. Six ...winning X, in OW first a &wig was um De.o , f Yo•Ic, hi: •:tact's skint aoo, a. CP•.lMooinor. M. amt SeValf/li his 11•noe'. rand. abildra:., Our I)e..•t N Ca/lot-C:llmi, and Mr. BA, wefi .71K1 :. 3 , . • Cit''..? rare, ri. Th. • .Ih , ly cared;., (Irwin by six hones, .kh those *et. vash. cloie i Vt• vroc.*•••• n. Oa its arrival .41 the Asiibev, it \VI: received by the 1)e in 274 Cnepter of weeminver. After the f moral service. tl:e ccffin w.. lowered into tin grave, in the Cloisters. close to his lar.:c:'6 late • brother's. The ci.ffin WAS very ski/Aal. sad covered wlt's niavaline blue velvet, with rich *oh plates. an.l boots. Chi the pare was inscribed Lie Chace'. Age ; wa. in his Irate if.4D/TS A letter film i-mur, Coo•-ef Or , salad 00. 24, say., event 1.. :1•po.:oed he our neighbour hood, which, at the present niumedt, makes a gnat Woe : '1 M :dame Glassier, the celebrated singer, was tray.lling post to Paris Os the at eleven o'clock at night, she ►:al attacked near llnetvrai. upon the borders of the departments ut Y 'nose and Cote-D'Or, by tone m•n, aimed with pistols, who fired open dhe postilions, but without wounding them. Madame Girassiwt. her Brother, all her Maid, gave the btiga..ds all that they had. They took ritt ...outs, their watches, jewels, and elcti.es. Madame Gaaasent contianed Ler journey, rad on her arrival at Avillon, she gave information, and the brigs lea of the neighbourhood rreetved notice of the robbery. On the night of the 2lst, the four rob bers were traced to a village of Ir;ltteans, about seven lc iu'ues from Rouvrai, upon the U jaa road. They wine surprised at on inn, where they were taking some rereshment, by the Ges-garacrit, whom they resifted, each robber being armed with tern pistols. 'A krittle ensued, in which two of the r .h. hers were killed, the third taken, and the fourth in tde his escape. , Tire prisoner contrsted that they were Sa•is, soldiers, deserters, Item Orleans. He coafessed the robbery, and a great part of the pro perty 01 ottittainic Ga•ssimi was louni upon the two dyad men. Eight pistols were fuuad upon the field of battle."... ( .tfon.teitr../ The Princess Sur rs indispo.ition originated in cold, occasioned by her Royal Hrghness's getting wet through, in a severe storm, whets riding on horseback with H:s MaJEST V. 11 s NIABIST V', Prin- Auuusre and A i 4 EL lA, g.,t wet tut ()ugh their ClOt.lef at me same time, but, we are liairpy to say, escaped any other injury. Captain EVILTO Lett town, yesterday, on a visit La Sir A AAAAA A &A Lady Huse. at Ora seat in Hertfordshire. Viscount and V;scountess Nleosoven will leave town this day for brozatt Lard Baawacc bas purcnased an elegant house, In Groestoor-svAre, lately occupied by the Earl of Stamm ard fa:as:sly the pry's; ty art the late hoe. HOPKINS. £.q. 111 r. Callill‘alo arrived yesterday, about two o'clock. trees 1-I;nnaley, in Lrieettetshire; as loom as he was skimmed in hie caul t.drete s and his home NOM changed, he set off to attend his Merest Y. Yesterday Lail Ca at osso,' after atter.ding Hie MiJuTs in COUSCiI, waned upon the Dues of Yeas, at his Ace in he Horse Guards. TtusDake of Power...too is confined at hie seat d BilinfOn4, with the gout, vrtliela was the must or tie Grace nut atteensag this M•Jss?Y yesterday at the Quasa't Ye►ite. The Bishop of Loewe is !rater, and is emptied at his seat at Fulham, in a few days. !row Son'. bridge. C•steaox was dressed in the Highland ua..orm. yesterday, at CAM. first Subscriptioo ball at Bury will take place this night. Toe Stewards at —cornea. 6. Lkiocir, la q. and Ca 'min 4;ocessotia. Oa Wednesday, Lord Aw • lase. who 50:..: since left Canterbury. with the bt:gade of Guards for Copenhagen, arrived theta, and resumed his situation as Adjuun.-General of the Southern Des. The French privateer, which doubt to carry of a rich prize in the Chancre', by means of,* awasuposer, did not know that in this same ef deceit the Lea Alden was employed un the opposite side._ The dresses of . the 14.3 es at the Civic Feast were estrensely elegant. hli.s AINSLIE wore a Court Nit ia—wzire crape, rinly embroidered with *dyer s dialuoad bandeau, and a superb please of ostrich leausers. Dlls. Pull -Ufa, a *hue sada robe, ele gantly etnbrotslere.l with silver ; a cap to corres pond, with a large diamond star in the front ; atottd nec:::acc r..tear-ringf, kc. Madame Srus act la St/ much recovered, that it Is expeScd she will resume her professional duties is a fortnight. ldr. H. SIDDONS'S new Comedy, arid Mise Lv. os's Rosina. attradad a molt elegant SIL..:CISCE, last t.ight, who ssFicsfcta their approbafton repeated rits.tdits. Ili. lto) al llighttets the I)ske of ILL], T. and the lien. Miss liostruct;t, Mrs. Fest - t.r., the : 1 41-se: ilaaver, and the Ladies Bt. It SSE .:tro, intssat. 'That a sprisrae . ubjea may tom-times possess interest, ta ertiti• i I) ) the Little num I emery Scheme, xx stands uezt week Thu is tuat.itesteJ, not only by the puel Bupplernertary rickets. Irks so general' fast. but by is soukasede of twireourrers, alliknif 10 I:tarsisse lb= Wilma they • taioel. °Una a 'Raj'r ippicismatary nett at issalt. pu►srssers of al tioll mesa ers, wko art er c.aa M auf.