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~.......• f: ts: tl~~ • • , I I 1' ST/17 1: PAPER. NOTE. 111014 COVNT WIN77.INGILRODE, MINISTER OF STATE lIND CONFERENCE, TO MIS SERENE HIGHNESS THE IFLECTOR OF WVETEMDMIGH, TO HIS LECEL LEFICT M. DIDFLOT, THE FRENCH MINISTER. DATFII SILPTIIIIIER, I'lo3. si 'flee Undersigned is under the necessity of giving to M. Pi.ielor, °Foie! e ~ nientinicatrien of an event the must Ones /ivied, and of au outrage the tome unheard-of, against the ca pital of His Meets the Fischer, by Marshal Ney " !lasing appeared before the cater of Stutgarill, not only with the intention ref passinc though it, but of taking tip his meant.' ihrge. Gellei al Hassel, the Commandant, went hitting!' to the to, and endeavoured, b, the sir..sagest eepresentationit, shemog, at the -sole time, the positiyv orders to that effect of thrl Fleeter, to oil him to follow the con duct.og OTters, P'01. 4 0. , aU the rim* made te immerse the noniounicetions mind' the toeri e , and to (militate the match of tit- French t•- ,, ms to all quarters to which they were destined but Marelial birc v, rejecting all proposals of toe Arnd, and refesiait to accept any comptomlte, ordiirierl hit tons to be pennted agairat Alm gate leading to I.nitisbeirgle, compelled it to b. opene I by these means, entered the capital at tie Ittrioaris the Eleseter, in an .tiosaile manner, with a lone so considerable, th it I he town was not capable of contain ing it lie mitered the Magistracy to assemble, roe ! inn. moc of eommunitatmg to them, that two regiments of ht-sac' and'five botralims of infantry, would arrive there the tame llitht, for which he made an immediate-mad peleitipteery de mand of 104%600 rations of bread. " The Underaitneel is at a lost for expressions to convey the deep r-.ttiet in His I lighnesis the Electio, as well as the just in dignation which he must neerasarily feel, at the grievous and unheard-of Smolt wheeb has been offired to him in his capital at the mom In the Eileper..r Napoleon stakes professions of friendship to hos, MO *anises him with the prospect that lie Irian mon tee him et hit palace. " I lie Elector pla , eserm hitt 7h reliance on the justice and ...odour of the Emperor of the French, to entertain, for a inn merle, the lead deMbt that he will not give to Ilia Highness the E;eeter, tat staction connolcre and adequate to the cool silty of the insult which has been offend to biol. " Hi. nighties. the I. tor has ordered the Undersigned to require of his Esc. fleecy M. L.h.dr•lht, by this camel Not*, to make a direct report of these transactions. " At the moment that Ito Highness the Elector sees his r i ot.it in the prithesilioll of a foreign army, his chief mil freeness .6...tr0y is for the perame of the kenos* of the different powers of boteme 'ermined to Ins C viirt, and who have only chirStrist.i. eel to remain theft-, mirky the assurance that Hit llighswu woold cause them to bee...lotted equally with himself. " H s Hipline the Elvetor firmly expects that his Excel le imy will prevail on the Commandant at Stutgani, to cause character of Pol a r; Mr mess in which the Fumy, accredited to his Court are clothed, to be secured against all in eu't, and that they ina. continue to enjoy all the rights wriUsed W them by the laws of nations " The Undersigned seises, Ike " " P t —At this raittiseit, the Undeesignal ha. received elFcial tm'i.e•teatiere from baron De Taulsenhesan, heat Equ'rry to 111. Highimea the Elevuo, that some Hussars, acting se bode palatal • WC:Pnftral litilmist, have fiercest open the doors of the priwcipol ambles of the ltleetnr, arid wounded, with • sabre, our of the Servants, who endeavoured to prevent this violence ()tie of the Elector's dorichineo, divined in his livery, and clnyitig NI. floe. lot, anach,d t.. tire French Embassy, a;so vane blows with the flat of a sword. liven complaint being irt..de, 01 tne break•teg uf the siabls-doors, by flar•iii De Taubeithi i o, to toe A d-de.Catop of General I)tspient, the only answer he ieceived war—* It is all the seine to me.' It 41 suffisierrt, without doubt, that these Lacs. br contmu bleated to hu Execl4•nty, to excite in Mut all the tultonatiou eat th-y ars calculated to produce." 410,Y Or • CIRCULAR MOTS ADDRRISID 10 M. DE Seill•UT,SllllllTri OF AUSTRIA; Y. DL MALTIZ, 4/11141STIR Or RUSSIA; M. DE I.I•DIWZUF, MIN iS TER OF rtUSSI•; AL DI AIERTI.IIIO, MltitsTLl SAV•RIA; IC DI 111/01.061., lIINISTIIt Or SAX.. 4111Y' 14 DC SPAIN, SIIIIISTIR Or MOM AND ; . . . " The Under';gold lidi,,tater of State, &c. Sc. of 11 .1 Hiehnett the Ekren,. feels ,t to be his duty to ergamunieate In Ito lareflenicy M , the Nnte, et which the annexed is a Copy, .. , 0 iiptte fie( Ilia Ilighwae the EntOor, to Hie F.i. Om. .1111.‘ter Plen.ii.ontiit.ary u! tlis M•4(*the • Anch, respechtig an uessuectud everi:e .. • mentioned in she said Nuts. 4 l ,- .-. . r _ ....., . p...aity, ~... ~. w'. - " "„ FOR:ACCOUNT OF TIIF. MANUFACIUKKIO, nurupt from the Auli•m D.:ry, agreeable to At of PO. ON THURSDAY, the 21st last. at Four, !HER AC, SON, 21,4 CO. Mill put IV to PURI-le SALE, at their W .rehnin•=, No. 7t', d Q teen-'art, the fol. lowing Al.nitme kt of BRITISH PIECE: GOODS, he. 21100 Ptiv...s of Ra , asnees Shawls, dee *1 Du. plain and fancy Ca.iihries IVO Dn. Jacnners, latfilentra. &c. 600 I)u. 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The &KN. of GAMES, or, Juvenile Sports, explain ing the law. a rl mode. of playiet,t twenly.tion of the snorts the most common among children and tri.ung peisii.s, each ilins• 1 trued with 3 Cdollef•elite. pile as 6.1. half buiand, et .ss. with the plates coloured 51). The BOOK of RANKS, dascr.bing the Stations, Dig nlt •;, Prordeces. end Qualifications is the yahoos )(dirks of Ili::ion Society, in the State, Law, Church. Magenracy, Army, and Nays, Sc with 24 Plat -3, b.-MI.6W iv clouted, from the real Life. Dedicated, by penitence), to Isr ktuyal High ness the Princes, F.haihnh. price 7.. half hen 51. The LONDON PRIMER, being a o. w e easy, and Own% Inireluctioss to the Foglith Lairgoage, acknowledged to ne superior to every precethog attempt in this kivid, ao I, hi• a first belt. suiting/id to dot rye itinvereal pieletewe in • l Sehool. cud Falililied, with 'Jolty beautiful Cu,,, price Sid. ant a full aLowance Wicking/. • 52. The T array. math Elitism ,01 Dr. Mayor's ENGLISI I SPLI.LING-/Allt /K; the in.ot amoovel and gm ierally adopt el book of this claw ever purilidied, 3111 i lleli•er.aPy ede'l3tl ,4 l to be the bogie Spelling beuk new extant, price Is. 6d.!with full aPowsirce to Schools. 5... The PICTURE of LONDON, fur .1606. beta, the Seventh Edition of a full and corrert d.sen.diori of the Biala!' . Mitroxilit. and of its vicusto, and a f iithful ig mile to all di Cur:mines, Amusements, Egli iiiir nos, Palrli: liontation., and whatever is remarkable arid dessev.oe of notice, with a great tawny of 'sera' table et...taint:l the Ile* ieywoach Farce, Las of Streets. Inns, aid Cu11e...-howes, Churches, Politic lOffices, &c. Illumined with map* and mews, ~...:e ...o. bound in red. LOSIItiN :—Pnot d M f; h ‘VIDSIO:. :';,• 17, ID•niset o ,, rt, Mow Sense. C;lvont (Union. and P.. ,1,61. . the Ogrre, J. 5, Kock of St. U.tortet Church. Str.nd, ht W. STUCK, of o 7, New 1, St 10:1‘ P. rt. biller., Sec. for thin Paper, sole to •tv: 0:5., ;past pa.d) a tift.be duly attoidel to. IL i 116.- ~~0 .; ;yr , • • !. INTELLIGENCE. Fory;mocTtic wiry,• 17. Sail. d I. gWr'air, 1, for New South WAlet ; n Pri:,cess Forcida. for New Providence. Arrived 111:: Mery bomS. PLYMOUTH. ' , he 16 S tSe Snne,rh gun-brig for the Westward ; and els fro,' slurp of war, with dispatch , s. Celle in the !fors ptiviteer. from A TTHise ; Jones, from Charleit.m. for Charente, Bemired by the Taet.r privateer ; 4,leenirre. —. Prom Sminmii; For, Jarwnpd. from the South Seas; /k /fir ch(mi. Smith, from St. Kitt's; John and I:44wes. ClAtk ;tad the aithico, from Jamaica, all bound to buotboo.—Wind H HWICH. THW. 17. The Maga packet, Captain Maetionough, arrived here, this Jay, with the til.iit him Cuxhaven. and s`ver.dl pasr ngcrs. . _ - •rie MAils nt the 12rh, fnr , l'ux!ia•en and Got teolturgh, are still det here, will dune of the liih, by cnntrAry winds. tIEAL, NOV. 17. Sailed the 7,,Lra boniS, with the nutw•atd hound for Portsenooth. Artired. His Niaj-cty's dupe 4.ltingot, Trlbw', aLd Fury, Ilona a cruise, and remain in the Downs with the Urrroh , . Ronstaft“, and Repilus, men of war ; Veils! and PP Z 4I,II ftigate ; 'bow prN.r and slop; of star; Deilasta , ,en, D uni/rlv, and Letcif, r, bombs ; a 11..-et or gait-brigs and transport,. FRONI ILLOYIII'S LIST, A aarotcs. In the River...l'h- Hope, Geary., from Archangel ; and the 0..4.. %Obit:, from Tonningen. fn Yarin•mth R.a.l.—Theßetcatition, Frazer, (slim Litre dye, board m 1. , 1rt•1n , ) OlLlovvr....t he Oth, Schmidt ; and th:! Meg, Gripnefis frnm Zante. At C Al tlfrwrl, hin-gan, (rum Ne*-York ; Clitr• e.te, r, brim Oporto; and the (Thaw, Saiderberg ; frnni x. Tiettaba , N ‘r Immoll—The Cionie,rce, Britton, from Newf •und land ; bl.rc, v, fly:A, horn ‘111141611 ; siiL7 , Nattoll, from &drum ; and th.• I , le.nn, Forbes, from Nevis ?._The Ann, CarrutMr4, tenni St. In Cat rir.le—The Dertmahire, Cameron, trot; Chalet town. Triumv?rate, —, and Om linstnn, Veil .... At Cliarkir ion--The St. Andrew, Pratt, from I,,rrul o n ; Atkiorantl, frnm %maks; Felicity, —: John , Cr asa, 11411; luurpenden e, Walker; and the llepe, —, (tom Lire. Imo' At Savannah—The Dispatch, —, from Liverpool. At New Tools—The John, %forgast; Howard, from Liverpool 6 and the Vestolder, Vote, from Lyndon. At Plitiadelphia— IN Benjamin Franklin, -- h o o t Lon dots. At Aaa• , n—The tarry, Dom.•, (tom Loudon. At l'ayal—The lillloll, Mclone; and the Anne, Julien, (ten L••iodon . THE M.IRKETS. C.,ilS-ViCHAN(;P:, Fat u ‘r, Nor. 15. Tto eiti4 arrivals .4 Wheat, ciivavrise, are at leng.li lien. in reo .apply, and the general sales are quoted shout J 4. per itu..iter cheaper. Four tits fallen 14. per sue!c. P.arlair o. Large and, will. Malt, is . %Visite Peas are , are scarecond dearer. leans of high ..i.d 'bog cromit tv, and tete!' an advanced idice. hens a re 4 . 0 ' 0 • 10 . 1,411 " ( ( I‘ts, And arf cowigitie ill . price nearly as .0.1 Friday. - CURRENT PRICF. OF GRAIN. 47. 34. 66a. leans VlllO. do. 66s. 69s 04. Tick Beaus Rye 9.14 37. 04. I Oat,. 24. 2R. 34. Ray r" 37a. 04. Polan.ls SN . 37 , 04 ‘4t , %Yip's. P 05..... SO.. S7s Od NT. 37. ♦l' lid Rape Saul 41 441 Fine Fliikp 606.61• . 4s 60 $ ti 4 PRICES Of HAY r AND STRAW. . •st 11. T et (k . 41 18. 4 I W 01 A • 01 0. et Wel . ," "01 Os s 01 0. Strw• 11 13• • SI 3. wissitc U Hay ltas a ♦1 12. Clover ♦1 lg. ■ bl IN► Straw .11 Si a 11 IN► MCI OP HOPS saes. POCEIITS. Kent 61 6s to 71 10/1 gent 6l 10a tot 111 As Sussex.... .61 6s to 71 s ' Sussex CI 64 to 71 10s 61 is to 71 Farnham... 101 16141 -.4 SMITHFIELD, Mosos,•, Nov. IS. T. sink the Offal—per Stune of alb. Reef B4 to S. NI Veal .44 0.1 to Ss NI Mutton... 4, Od _ts IN Fule ..4. 114 to Ss 4ct Held off:aide thia Day, fLoo , ta, @boat 2.3:lo—.Sheep and lamb, 12,510. NEWGATF, AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. By the Carcase. Reef ^s 101 to 4s 04 Veal. 24 84 to 44 Minton 0.1 t• 4s 011 Pork .......44 CI to 5• 44 • COAL-MARKET, Nov. IS. Ships at Msrket. Sold. Price. 74..Nearrea•tle ....36 45: Od a 32s 3d 27—Sunderland . 3.:Cinden • ... MEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, 10.61011101, N. N. Alexander Cockburn, Otsyli-Ma-latte, London, lutller II t PRICE. OF IRISH STOCES—•Niov. 12. Gov 11.-hentures, 31 per Cent - 0i Ditto Sto,k, S 1 pre Cent Go. Ileheitture , , 5 per Cent. 921 Ditto Stock, 5 tier Cert..... 92: Wide quest Doh. with Gov. Sr.v 4 per Cont 61 n l wr H. On Saturday, the 9th instant. at Octertyre, Scotland. the Right Hon. Lady Mary Murray. of a dau;hter. MARRIAGP.S. On Tuesday last, at St Georges Church, Liverpool, by the Rev. E. S Radcliff, Richard Salisbury, Esq. of Cooper 11101, Weto;i-le-dale, in Lancashire, to Miss Hodson, daughter of the We Re. Ca , farge lIMI.OII, NM of the Rector- of Liverpool. On Thursday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, the Rev. Charles Skins, eldest son of the Dean of ti.olishiny, and our of the Canons of the Cathedral, to Miss ).Tarr Fool, daughter of John Ford, Evj. of Q ueen Aron-vreet. West. M. Thursday, the 7th Ulu. Richard Bierrhill, Esq. of Strat ton, to MI4I Web's, only sunning daughter of the late John R !mend Webb, Esq. of Milton, one of Ilia Majesty's acting Mag , strates fur !limps On Saturday ' the 9th just at Rridport, Simon R.indati. EMI. of Milton St. Gout., tinnirr:et, to Mi. 4 Bradford, nie.'e Joseph Chaisiag, Esq. of Charinouth. Ou Tuesday. at Pilriz House, Scotland, James titackenzia, E.-ci of CriigpArk. sierchaitt jn Glasgow, to Ivo Louiwi Hal loo:, only daughter of John Balfour, Esq. of Pilisg. DR ALTM On board the Revenge, M 14 gnm :in the Lye gallant ac tion under I.nril Nelsou F.aloanl }ironic, R u e promising youth, 12 yea.; mold , .on of Mr. Biurek, of Wakefield. Coronei to Sunday r+ennight, in the 17 tit year of her age, Frain, Pliaahntholaughter of the Rev. George %Warm, of onnou Ilan, near Waltenelet. .1 its tame day, at Wintllestone, Hia E , l.n, fifth , laughter of %ricotta Hart. Un Frolay, the 25th ult. at the advanced age of fl 2, Henry Manic, of Bucklerthard, in limns. On rucAtiov, at ho hon.', in Oxford, the Rev. Rob-,:t Holmes, Rector of Staunton, Oxicordthite, Prebendary of Iterefool and Sarum, sad Dean of Winchnat.o tn the 19th ult at Syston, Leicestershire, Mier a most amiable young lady, the eldest daughter of Mr. George Ifhiton, of! ashy. She went to keep the anniveruiry ut her birth-day, which completed her 21it year, on the Saiirday preceding. lhr SUM lay, Slit complained of illness, which turn ed out to he a brain fever; and, unfortunately, she obtained an opportunity of throwing herself uat of the windows high hou.e, but del not appear to hare broker, any limbs. She survived mita the Tresitsy Following. HIGH wArta THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Warn .. Haim. miler 1. I Zw.n .in. after 1 SALES BY AUCTION. lOKS.sway SITSSOIS KING AND LfIICITEP, At Then t.:rest Koons, iu King-street, Covent-girden, ins This and Two foil .wing 14 e .,•as T. v ise, A COLL.F.CEION of BOOKS, including Jose -11 phi, Dose. and tat Poets Coanc; ab 5te •,11.n.., Irina ab Jarrien, 111-en *lheatrein Italia, 6 torn. R uins of Palmy ri ; Voyage, Chardin, tom. ; I Liles Chr•ancle; Cooke,' H.garib, ninety-five Plater; Rnßfm I list. Naturell 4d tons ; blesisoWes de f;ranitnent ; Visserli Abridge. meta, so:. ; Chalmers Slut:., tare, 10 vele. super royal ;saner; eS vols. ; Daniel's Rural Slats. 3 sins ; s n'd Play., and se,eral of the best Authors in Spanish Lutz wore. May be viewed till the Salr,and Catalogues had. PRICE. OF STOCKS. YESTERDAY. II per Cent. Reduced 3 pi-r Cent. Consols . • 4 pew Cent.. 3 iltr Corot. Navir A per Cent loyeltyi. llllll Late Annrilite I mperul 3 eer Cells. . 5411 4 0111110111.11 '''' Indio - llloli Nino • .. Par ls. prem. ElICt4ll W. sal, • ls a peon. I. neleh teeter. Tickets l9l. 13.. Canals for 6Oll T. BISII, Stock-broker. No. 4, Combat, and 9, Chartug-tioes. ~•~ TH ~ rl4• A. h$ I alt. 1v / To- Noce somedi 16,1 ?Ai ,• 14 4" : te ini el,nre beg Me Ike my 1 Stair v. 94 .1 (hpYI *the: Nth.. The 1 1)r moot 4 ritunk he tit one a Arch( Sour te " thi pg „Ii lu II 0 11 Mt SI .1 " trl M CS 4' f, 11 wf TI Let C Sp 4t , SC .' fad gt go at b e vs at hu 44 stivel Fad* OVA a Mr. 1 , 14 4 Sta.'s cloy 1 of ol