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of Senator Fargues, deceased. The candidates ate Senators Sers, Chaptal, and Vernier. It is reported, that sonic prospea of arranging the, differences with the Northern Courts has caused the late rise in our stocks. Letters from Dijon state, that since 1783 the gapes have not been more produClive in Burguody than in this present year. A bottle of wine cells for one sot (a halfpenny), and in nimy place. the quan tity of wine which will fill them is given for empty tons. Letters from the banks of the Main state, that se veral Members of the Diet in the elenoraLe of Wur Lemberg have been arre4ted by orders of the Eleaer. It is added that the Diet itself has been dissolved. The rumours and opinions of what has been ne gotiated ur discussed between the Russian Charge er..l D'Oubril, and our Minister Talleyrand, at Mentz, are as various as contradiFlory. Nothing, however, is known for certain, but that M. D'Ou bril has left Mentz, with the Russian Counsellor of Legation. Le Brave privateer, of Bourdeaux, has just sent Into a neighbouring port, an English three-masted ♦essel. from Quebec, laden with timber. We have no longer, say letters from Hamburgh, any hope cif getting rid of the blockade of the Elbe. The repeated solicitations of our Deputy at London have only obtained a reply to the following effect : • That as long as the French shall occupy the German States of His Britannic Majesty, the block -ads of the Elbe and the Weser shall be continued with the greatest rigour " It is added, that the British C wernmeat declared to the Ilamburgh Deputy, their astonishment at his attempting to make freak applications, considering that too much bad been already granted in permitting the Ham burgh ships to coast the Danish coast, to proceed to Tonningen, and retura from thence. The interven tion of the Prnwian Minister for the same objeft was not more successful, and the Russian Ambassa dor refused to interfere in the business. Soo changes are expeded to take place in the Dutch Go: -Intent; but not to be declared publicly till the CO(.11 of °Sober. A Franconian Gazette announces that the recog nition of the hereditary Emperorof Austria, has taken place on the part of Prussia, with certain :mart clauses reeiproiaky agreed upon. {ISELIN, SEPT. 12. • According to the last letters from Servia, confe• taxes continue, and a certain agreement is on the eve of being concluded between Bekir Pacha and the Chiefs of the Insurgents. The proposals made • by the Savians are regarded as forerunners of a pacin:.ttion, and are now under deliberation. They sews follHw Ip., command ever the Sef,lailS shin rernah excluotively vrewiat Chief. C4C1.1 neurge: lie .hall Ole itAxes end cwitnliatiota. which the S-rviasit ue,,,Al` t.) Grand ts.gtvir„ and inall yearly remit to tit! Or i• aunts ite thus receives. Turksha.i have a right to decide in .1 1., ' rc• l ettings( the Servian subjet:n. That right le the G:ntral, Caeriii George. 111. 1110Turlt is pernittviet t r sAtle in the towns and villages of S!rvia, and to restiJin there without prey', havin obtained this pormw.ion nJ Cowen George and the PJelia. :c i IV. It is understood that al: Turk ob Custom-Amite Officer. and Officer► or Justice shall icomclaiely be sent away, and replaced by others of the &seism nation appointed by Curti, George. V. The garrison duty and service in fortified places sre to be performed t.s coistanon br the Seiviens and the Turks : SOO of Sat lattei are, therefore, to be elected and supported by the EIS V 14 ne. VI. Five kuadred Serviane diesels to attend General Cerrito (;eorge every whose. VII The Serviane shall every year pay lathe Otternan Porte a tribute of half a mill en of &Wars, and supply, b i.lae , the Paella with sive, y thin& necessary for his rank and supplies. VIII. The Pasha it to conlinue to receive the same suers at formerly from the cip.tunis and iorpmts. The Servim G.moral shall not meddle will, them. IX: The Servi.ni •oajerts shall haw, In future, full liberty to dispose of the p.orlihrmiss of their lauds or industry in what manner they chnore. Every thing WWI be paid them hi ready 3110.1ey, aocordmg tea tettkil Such are the articles proposed by the Servian In surgents for consenting to peace ; declaring them at the same time their eltsinahost, which, it is supposed, will be acceded m. It is said that 13ekir Paella, to prove his inclination for a peace, has offered to unite 10,000 Servians with his own forces, and to march ag.iinst Mums Aga, who bas caused new disturbances in Bosnia. The Commander of the Kersalen has requested permission to be of the same expedition. BUCHAIttn, AUQ. A Russian General Officer has passed four weeks here. He is well received by the Prince. What we know for certain of his mission is. that he is destined as Consul General atWiddin, and that he has sent dis patches to Paswan o,ou, inquiring whether he could be received in th.st capacity ? We are assured, that ram= °slots has answered, that he would willingly receive this Russian agent, hut that he would tu,t be responsible for his safety, and that his public cha rafter would be respeCted by the Turks ander his -command. !This capsulate to Within throws a gra: light co the troubles is Set via and Romelia. But what no one can comprehend is, that a power, pretending to be the friend of the Sublime Porte, wishes to keep up an official communication with a rebel such as Passwan Oglou, and to have a diplomatic and com mercial agent in a place where a Russian merchant has never' entered, and that this agent should be a general officer ! It is clear, that by Moldavia and Wallachia, Rus sia surrounds the Northern European Provinces of the Turkish Empire the Eastern provinces, by its great lot ces in the Black Sea ; the Southern, by the lonian islands, and the Morea ; and the Western by obtaining possession of the mouth of the river Danube. ' BERLIN, SEPT. 29. Prince Christian, the son of the Crown Prince of Denmark, has been received here with great dis tinEtion. The Duke of Brunswick-Oel gave a grand ball in honour of him ; at which, besides the members of the Royal Family, all the foreign mi nisters were present. This day the young Prince sets out for Ludwigslust. It is said, that His Royal highness is to be bethrothed to the Princess Char lotte of Mecklenburgh Schwerin. Lieutenant General Baron Armfield, after de livering to our King a letter from His Swedish Ma jesty, has retuned with an answer to Stralsund. M. D'Arberg, sent here by Bonaparte, received from our King a superb gold snuff-Lox on the day he took leave. Among strangers arrived here are the British Se cretary of Legation, Mandeville, from Vienna; the British Consul at Ragusa, Leard, from England ; the Countess Psnin, from Dresden ; the British cou rier, Smith, from London. 118t411UROH, OCT. 5. We are assured, that the letter of the Emperor Napoleon, delivered by M. D'Arberg to the King of Prussia, is of the most friendly contents. The Emperor declares, among other things, that he feels a lively interest in every thing that may increase the lustre of the Prussian Monarchy. It is confirmed, that the Court of Berlin will not only continue its former system of neuuality, but that it will employ all meant in its power to prevent the peace of the North of Germany from being disturbed, against every one who attempts it. 'The late French (large ffilres in Sweden, Cail lard, and the Secretary of Legation, Fenclon, have arrived here, by way of Copenhagen. The former goes to Berliu, and the Litter returns to Paris. According to letters from Constantinople of the t7th of August, the Grand Signor was for sonic days so ill, that public prayers were sail in the mosques for his recovery. They write from Copenhagen, that the Russian squadron in the Rc td is expected soon to sail for Revel. ♦!IDUN, SEPT. '26 . Our town continues to be the place of detention .): the English. We count here between six and seven hundred, four hundred of whom were de. tained hoe as hoeages at the beginning of the pre sent war ; the others are prisoners of war. Among these last, eighty are officers of the English navy. The number of British prisoners will * be much aug. mented here, as the Minister of the War Depart. meat has ordered every British subjeft, without ex ception, and, notwithstanding former permissions to resida in other places, to be brought to this town. This severity is caused by the escape of Sir lames Crawford. A detachment of the 81st regiment is already arrived here from Valenciennes. Another English gelitlenean nude, with the assistance of some persons here, an attempt to escape. He was stopped at Longwy, and is now returned here. His guides are arrested. Among the persons here, are Mr. Fagan, who has an income of 7 to 800,000 lines in the year ; Iced Yarmouth ; Mr. Nichols, the father, Mem ber of the opposition party in the House of Com mons; Colonel Ulf, a friend of the Prince of Wales; Commodore Gerald Bringtoun, Captain of the 31i nerra ; Graham, a well i formed English priest ; Cower, Captain of the Shannon frigate; Abercrom bie, Colonel of the fifths regiment of foot, son of the General killed in Egypt; Lord Hamilton, a descendant of the man of letters of the same name; the son of the famous Tindal, who is a Colonel. Two persons have obtained their liberty, viz. Wal ter Boyd, the banker in London, who, during the last war, advanced money to the French prisoners in England ; and Charles Forbes, an able painter, very rich, but advanced in years. Several oi the English occupy their whole time with study ; others tram to fence, and others again hare formed dabs in the manner of their own coun try, where they assemhle to cat, drink, and tosive toasts, U.—(H./sue Couraet.) SM. 19. Our Court Gazette contains a report of a vittory obtained by Prince Zizianow over the Persians, upon the frontiesrs of Grusien and Erivan on the 20th of I e t June. The engagement continued for ten bows. Inc enemy, after a most obstinate re sistance, was filially defeated with great slaughter, .and fled in confusion. On the flfid the Persians had rallied some thousand cavalry, but made no attack On the 25• h some skirniishes took place, 1a...1! the Russian army continued always to advance, ar.d after pursuing the enemy over the River Sanga, drove them from the town of Erivan, which they had occupied. On the 30th, the Russian army crossed the river Sanga, near the village Kavagera, seven wersts above Erivan, where the Persian camp was fired, which was attacked. Five different times were the Persians repulsed, but they regained the heights in the vicinity, which they had filrtitied, when at last one of their strongest positions was forced with the bayonets of 40 Russian fusileers with the cry of Basra' The enemy, 27,000 men sti mg+ then took to flight, and, after much slaughter, the survivors saved themselves by swimming over die river. A number of guns, and a large quantity of amunition, provisions, Ste. with several hundred dromedaries, fell into the hands of the viaors. STOCKHOLM, SZPT.2S. We are assured, that the King will continue at Stralsnnd until the arrival of a Courier from Russia, and the regiments ordered there front this country. Besides infantry, several regiments of cavalry and infantry are ordered to embark, amounting to above three thousand men. VIENNA, SEPT. 26. The inauguration of our Sovereign as an Empe ror of Austria is again put off from the Ist of No vember to the Bth of December. It is reported that the French i "inister to the Court of Muniefi, M. Otto, is appointed tl'e suc ce,sor of Champagny to our Court. STUTGARN SEPT. '27. The EleOor has published an ediFt, in which he says: " that in the State Committee a faction was formed, which, in an unheard of manner, squanders away the money of the country by sending it abroad, but that. his Highness is whitely employed in pursuing the fltaious persons before the tribunal, and forcing them to give an account of the money of the State." rIt•SCRFORT, OCT. 2. The Eleetor Arch Chancellor, as well as the Elator of Baden, have been receivski by the Em peror et Mentz, in the most friendly and condescend tor manner. The first of these EleCtors has gone by way of Manhetm to Ratisbon, and the other has returned to his EleClorate by Offe:,berg. Besides other Princes, the Eleaor of j-le - se, the landgrave of Hesse Darmstadt, and even tha Duke of Bruns wick. are said to be expeCted at Nhatz. It is said that among other puliticAlarraarnseuts, the Eledor of Bavaria will receive a supplementary indemnity in compensation for the Bishoprick of Eichstedt, ceded to the Eltelor of Saltzburgh. venal petty princes and counts are to be indemnified for demands of 550,000 florins yearly revenue. New territories must therefore be disposed of to sa tisfy these and other pretensinns, acknowledged as good by the Emperor of the French. A new EleCtoral Association is spoken of, in which most of the Eleflors of the Empire will take place. Its °fiat is to cause the German Constitu tion to be preserved, particularly with regard to the right of cleCting an Emperor. It is added, that the two guaranteeing powers of the German Constitu tion u ill be requested to approve of the transac tions of this Llefh'ral Association. The camp !mar Prague broke up On the !2d ult. and the Emperor and Empress, after a visit to Salta burgh, are expelled back to Vienna, early in this month. S ATICPOII, STPT, .1; The Russian Minii.ter, Cramt de (lovah, has had a conference with the Imperial Commioary, Baron Httgal. This last is to set out aeon for Nuremberg, whem he is accredited as Minister to the Circle of Franconia. It is supposed that the conferences of the two Ministers related to the future plan with re gard to Nuremberg, and some exchange of territory is the Eastern part of } ranconia, with which are connetted some arrangements tcspeZting the Upper Palatinate. At Waldsassen, in this last country, are arrived horn Bareuth, several Prrssian Con • missaries, together with the Bavarian Counsellor, Grapper, (mat Amherg. They are to regitlare the frontiers between Franconia and the Upper Palati nate. It is supposed that some revs char.;;cs will take place in consequence of the late convention be tween l'russia, Bavaria, ice. The conferences be tween the Austrian and Bavarian Commissari s at Mayerhoeffen, which, after being broken off and renewed again, are now finally terminated ; and Austria will receive in exchange some territory cn the Eastern frontiers of Bohemia, Scc.—(Moaio ar. LOTTENDA6I, OCT. 13. We have received this instant, information by letters (ram Germany, that the Empress of the French left Mentz on the 2d, at eight o'clock in the morning, and returns to Paris by way of Spires. The departure of the Emperor was find to take place the same day. He travelled through Fran Len. da.d s licyserlautern, and Troves, HAGUE. ocr. It government has ordered all ships from Malas and America to be Lept under the severest riu,_ rantine. As long as the weather continues fine, the ear. , of Ziest «iii not break up. With the exception at some few corps, which :my to continue there during the winter; all the other troops will, hove,,,, soon be seat into garrison., not diq.int from other; where the head-quarters are to be, is not known. The death of Citizen 3:himmelpenninck's &them in-law has prevented hi; arrival here. He is, how. ever, expeaed nest Monday, when the L!gislatiiv Corps win begin its new year's sitting. This Da,—St I. IC at etc I TILE BICITISII LONDON, :11 - 111RS1AV. OcrosEß 18. We have received, ere/u.'mete, the Dutch Par-a to the 15th, and the small Paris Papers to Nth instant. Thus supplied, the put:he have immr reason to regret the non-arrival of the Harnburih Mails, of which four are now due. They co bring very little that is not to be found in t::e above sources. From these, ti-e learn that. Cns .si GLorroz. the Chief of Cie insurgent Ferviass in the East, promises fair to rival the wee; ors of the West ha the list of revolutionary Em perors. The insidious malice of Botsatkure Turkey suffers no opportunity to escape ui alarm ing the Ottoman Porte, and exeiCng its jealor:ry against the Cibinet of St. N:.asburgh. The of a pretended Rur.sian Conmul at Bucharest ha , at. forded a pretence to the Corsican for new insitra tinny, and invidious comments. The SsvesEsh Ce neral, Baron As rumor, has delivered a Lau from h:s Soveteign to the King of PRUSSIA, and a ceived au answer, evidently ar unfavourable one, the fame letters assert, that BON AP A RTu's -, WA a •cao, received, at his audience of leave,* me vale ;Me present; and that the King of PRI:4IA ho dee'.aed his determination, not only to adhere to present system of neutrality, but to oppose every tempt to disturb the tranquillity of the North of Ger many. His Majesty's Ministers, no doubt. feigx when he made this spirited declaration, that 1L.... over was formerly a valuable part of the G(rrr .1 Empire. In return for this generous behaviour • . Prussia, Kos:eras-re has -hinted his desire to .. the lustre of the Prussian Mon:achy encrease.! the datzling splendour .of a new Imperial , emulating the glory of his own revolution .ry The zeal of the German Princes, who repaired Mentz to congratulate the mock Emperor of I t Frierson, appears to have outrun the necessity of case. The GRAND Stammer. is sick, and cannot -.a line BONA! ANTI as a revolutionary Emperor. 'the roes is sick, and cannot go to Paris to anoint him. The new Emperor of Al:41. RI A too appears to heyr met with some difficulty, and his revolutionary in auguration is postponed for the second time. 11 these powers expert that BON AP AR TE will Agee': to invade Englatisl, and be drowned in tit r Ch.. nel ? The Corsican, however, varnishe, t 1 dm, • pointment with his usual al.:ress, and s.rm, thm. • preparations will not be complete, as !.e ex ; )eL • kw his coronation upon the !Rh' of N.,ven:' , . Madame Bon A I A RTC returned from i\l'eor 7. to ra: upon the 2d, and BosiAr stilt was, accordini: some of the papers, to follow on the same d my nut visiting the c'.ast. The King cf m•• • • • ;"';'' to reside re: Carlon, under time r •n • The Russian Chow i Mentz on his return to Itussik. The French Fond; were, on :he 7th, .56 t. b;1 c. Admiral COIIMWALLIS, \VI :1 the ships und.:7 command. that saikd on Satardly mom.- t'.l • station off Brest. 11. ds bc:o uld•g-LI to put I :2eic, anchored in "forbay on M.mday !Ist. Yestn-. l ay, a Court of I)iteaolb ice; b 1d Huns', when Capt.t:a Co. A itICC was sworn into the coonn.ind of frop:,rd, consigned to Bombay :out . . . Cour. adjourned at six o'clock, till tO-711.11 Jw Toe Right illn. Jona Wittut!,:linv. I. Enn:.xillen, has been chosen by a majyrity of 1 " to he the Peer to sit anJ vote in the thou e of 1.0: of tl.e United Kingdom, in the room of OrW '"' Earl of l'esart, deceased. Orders were rezeived on Monday by His Slsji. tv's Colleaor of the Customs at I l u ll, to en f or ce th- Quarantine Laws on all ships or yowls coming 11 , - 1 any of the ports of Spain or Purtog in the sti - manner, in cunscquenee 44 the epidemic dia.:for now raging in thuse count* les. We are happy to find that the statement in 0-7 0 ' the American Papas, of 4 fce,r being board the British squad:on at New Provis! , nce. , cintradieted in the body Adarti•st of 2ith of August. I. The garrison of Dublin k oil a most r r,peA footing. Including the regiments stationed .i 0 earioni hired barracks, there are two corps o f c t ry, the 9th. Stith. 7:1;1, and 90th infant' F , t!., . • m.igh and Tyrone militia, a train of artillery, detaJinarnt of the corps a tit iVab. reA turn ua on rev Ire mei ' fon the spo dies pie; Tell par ) t: ril 1111 . I T