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ARRIVED - TA r- French • o - - 11:tmlur . gh o 14 bin r, PRICE OF Sl'OeKS, THE SUN. kr - tWZLVA O'CLOCK. - 69 itOmriium - .7i Disc, Consols. .; ..110LEM t'2T..115 JAISUM AUDIAT ? rJI LONDON, OCTOBER s, I SC2. fcom Holland arrived this morning.,, No effeellye mg Ure, has yet taken place. with tespeft to the, German Indemnities. The French and Russian Ministers have presented Notes- to the Imperial Pler,ipotenttary, requesting him to com. itilinicate the . Cotic4ium, (If, the Bth alt. ; and the De‘titation;at its . sixth Sitting, came to a Reich]: tion to make another reacest to the Minister of the E:APEctaa, ;o accede to it. According to IntelFgence from Zurick, the convention made by .General AND gßmArr with the ll:habitants of that City, was for the purporie of pre ,, enting himself, with his whole Army, from Tieing taken prisoners. He leaves his cannon and atinuni - tion'behind him. 'The Av . Cantbn of Zurich is stated to be . in *a state of insurreaion against the Helvetic Government, which appears to have no, hope of success but :in the powerful inter ference of France. The Frerich Troops in the Batavian - Republic are, it is said, only to remain seven weeks longer in the pay of,that Republic, • WE this morning-received the Moniteur of the ist_.i; which is as. destitute of Intelligerice as that which we received yesterday. It contains a curious Decree Of. the French Government, forbid ding all' Blacks, Mulattoes, or Persons of Colour of either Sex, from entering the Continental Territo ries of the Republic.; under any pretext. whatever. The Funds me 52.. 85. Yeiterday.Se'Claiele THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINC with their attentipTS,''ivere HlO.slele galitli entertained by the Right I in. Sir Wi rLIAM PITT, at_his-seat at Highfield-Park - , Hants. The Rot 'AI FAMlLYlloligUrt'd Si I' . W I LLlAM,with their ed;cpanyi t 0... break DFr e r which they walked ,1 1 ", u i-_th,P.i.:l-- and Pleasure Grounds for some hours; When they at down to a. most surnpatoui dinner, com..lititq.,, of every delicacy the Season afforded. MAJESTI,ES were .pleased to 'express 'the • h i ;hr.,t gratification at the attentions they received, in the evening- the ROYAL FAMILY returned to '• • - The PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALE, ReCOM.: • eanied by the Coontess - of ELGIN; left Weymolith on -Friday morning. • 'The FITiST CONSUL has ordered a superb service of China to be completed at the manufaCtory of Lt.iir for Lord HA wicssiutir. It is. riots finished and consists of three sets, viz. is A, table set, with tortoise-shellcoloured borders, white beittotn i and a green bugle horn in the - centre.-- : -A,. A -table _set, brown tortoise shell coloured borders, bottorotv,hire, veined like marble, antique embleMatiCal; - fig4res,. bt 7.,e -col , .lured; in the Centre.-2. A desert ser vice, white borders, enrichectwith gold, purple .c 0... loured hottomeypher it in the centre. Colonel .SCOTT, ~Of•the Scotch Brigade, is ap., pointed it - eeling Field Officer of the 'Edinburgh Recruiting ;biStria; in room of Colonel FERRIER, piomoted to the funk of.MajOr-General. .- • On Saturday the gallant 28th egimetit, of Foot, so distinguished itself icl Egypt_in . the Vic__ tory of-the rainorable' ist of Mardh, tBot, before Alexandria, , a;id on rnitny other 6th:asion:i..cfnring the late War,, was reviewed at Plymouth, by - Major.. Gcncral-ENGLAI9, on the` lawn_' , GoiernMent . liouse Dock - Line, ; tilt day being fine,' there was a-large concoupse:of speetators,to greet, these . gallant Wlows on their first :review since their return to their native- Country from ioreign ,service. • The w w.as-in every - respeet good, particularly as .to marching by in ordinary and quick time: the Re_ ginont the,n went through their manceu'vres,..firing , , .at,d evolutions, in'the most coned :manner, at first forming, the luilloW square,:firing i and reducing it into line, to the.gratification of the Genetal,-Officers ,i)xs . enr,. and , spe . CtatO., by word of command the Itlinient-pettOrmed .their :celebrated, manccu vre of lacing the reor: to a front, - and by that: Mean s , p re :. sentir‘.. awl,frOnti belting supposed to be attacked in . faint :and rear: by .the - - Enemy, .when a Most beay.fi-recornindncediai if itirieal aCtion twiA amongst others, ; .wliich the gallant .3Stfv'e)fect!teci opt llie,ever..meinorable 21st of March ,gl,l;ruined work near. Alexandria, when it was arracik,A , 6r4pN4pAßTg!, iniineible foot in fronz, and a 'Legion Of: invincible Dragoon's' in' thle rear, the greater part of which in a short emit.; the,. tlu s 4. left the 28th, 4;d, and a foreign C 6 rpp,'Pnt)il.ptOttl masters pf the field. General ExcL4r/o returned tile Regimera hi s at 'the dose of the Review. The orderly cooduet of both the gdllant 26th or Carneronians, and 380 Regiment, while in barracks, deserves the encolpiuuls far steady discipliue arid good behaviour. The Corpor; ; iion of the city of Cork have con fc:red the of that. City'oll Si lkicrl4BD PVT _ t/Sti g Dar:. NArelL NEWS. ,PORTSMOUTH, Oc ‘ ',l% 4. Aitlttvo His Majesty's Ship hydra, fi,om _the Mediterranean; His Majesty's Ship Seahorse, Capt. Poor, from the East Indies ; Astrea and Diamok f i', from Plymouth; Good Intent,l-10FIC kR IC, and Friend ship, HA.ARISON, from Sunderland; Unity, ST/ L ES, from Bridp.ort ; Beginning, FRANCIS, from the Isle of Man. Passed by, the Zr::, LEADER, from New-York to London, and M/nerpa, ,ThqmPsoN, from TeneriTe. DEAL, OCT. 4. ARRIVED from Cruize, His Majesty's Ship Immortaliti, and Vixen Gun-btig, and they remain with the Blood-hound Gun-brig, IFilligar, and pilkeNte, Store.ships. MAILS, D'•JZ 7 • ..... •••• 0 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Sloop La Bonne Cho, enne, for the capture of the French Merchantman Courageux, Will be paid on'Wednes day', - 13th - inst. at No. 9, New BrOad.street. ' £he Cutter Pigmy, tor the capture Of the French B cig Le Prudent, will be paid at the slime time and place. The'Sloops Arrow and Wolverine, for the capture of tbe Rosalia, Will be paid on the same day, at No. i 3, Hart-6trect, Bloomsbury. - . The late Ship Swiftsure ' for the capture . of the Spanish Frigate.; La Fiorentina and -El Carmen will be paid at No. zz, Arundel street, on.the first Thursday monthly. The Resistance Frigate, lately paid off, has been re-tommissioned in the River, for the'pnrpose of prgceeding to the Mediterranean. A few nights since there was a - mutiny on board a Welsh. Brig in Ca twa ter, Plymouth, bound coastwise; but by the assistance of the Gknmore's Boat, alarmed and armed, it was. soon.quelled, anti the men re turned to their duty, having been seriously wino. nished of the consequences attendant on Mutiny, al though on board a Merchant Vessel. Great credit is due to the officer of the watch on board the Glen more, hit- his promptitude in rendering efredual as. sistance to the Master of 'the Brig, and thereby saving both "vessel and cargo. A letter from. Pettrsburgh, inserted in a Country Paper, says " we are in daily eXrdation of seeing PRI NeE WILLIAM Of GLOUCESTER, the first of the Royal Blood, I suppose, that ever ventured so far North. By the English Newspapers it would appea4., that the object of his journey is a marriage with one of the Grand Durchesses : This hardty needs contradiaion, as the two eldest, and the only two marriageable, are already betrothed to t wo G er i nan Princes. B es id e ' s,• the Russian law does not allow the Princesses to change their Religion, which alone, I suppose, would be an impediment to their . marrying an English Prince. This. obsthele -suddenly : , broke off the match between the eldest Dutchess and the. KING of SWEDEN, after everything was prepared, nnet fixed for the Nuptials." • • A very intelligent English Artisti, who lately returned from . I ..)iris, says, that 'in all the, beep he, ever painted, whether •of male or. fernak, he uevei saw so well-formed a mouth as , that Of the CHIEF CONSUL,. All the pidtrrei- and prints which have been seen of this extraordinary 'Personage ) bear, it seems; a resemblance, but hone of them do him' justice in this' . particular.. The Artist we allude to is distinguished for taste and disceinment 3 pendently of his professional skill; and though this. 'is a novel remark upon the countenance of BotIA.. PAR TE, it is probably just, and will' hardly be thought uninteresting, since it relates to so conspi. cuous a Charatier., — A COurt which was lately assembled at the Cape of Good Hope, for the - purpose of trying a person charged with Treasonable .Praftices, , ;•tve judg 7 ment, that the Prisoner, was guilty of the. Charges preferred against him, ,bur whether theke - charges amounted to, High TreasOrt Ahey. 'epuld not decide: if the alledged o(Fence di4:l3R-t athount to,l-ligh Treason, they acquitted hitp ;. Mk ,at all: events,. they. recomtnentled him to His Majesty's mercy 1. When. Mr. Russ e Lt., a few years ago, .went from' Gibraltar to Morocco, to demand the releise of 'some of our countrymen, he met ,the EMPEROR at Fez, who appeared With his Troop's drawn out in the forni of a half moon, on an extensive plain ; but, before he ventured to a conference with Mr. RussEtA, he turned round , and immediately shot one of: his nearest attendants, in order to.convey in, idea of his power and absoltite Will. , , -It w.a a very long time before the Opposition Papers could b"<.: brought•to give an answer to the very seriou,s 'charge bronght against one of tiled) by CAMILLE 'JOURDAN, 'They now appear crprally anxious to shy the question that has becn repeatedly proposed - to - thern, , viz. 4 . "Whethir it is tru e iliac tlie'lreat Statesman had art' interview with Mr. ARTHUR O'CONNOR at Calais ?" • The: principal Economical an d Patriotic Society of Spain;:have eleaed Messrs. Rii:AFORD, JENIcER, 'and SWARD, Members of their Institution, Car. ferring alsti the same title upon M. DE CAVALLOS, Minister of State, and the Duke del 'INFANTADO. , Ott the evening of Monday sennight, in a large .room at Anderston, near Glasgow, where a Com pany of Comedians were performing, he Buy Body, 'abotit, the commencement of the Play part of the seats, from being over crowded, broke down,. by which one young Lady'had her deg broken, and se veral oilier persons were considerably bruised. • Ott Sunday. last in the afternoon, as the. son of a Mr. Banteni, of Battle-bridge, was .walking in a 'fieldi just at the back 'of.',Penronville, he observed his'dog tearing up-the earth; the animal drew him to - the spot, and resuming lqs labour for •a short rime, brought . forth - a - child, wrapped in flannel, which was covered by appepiece of leather. The tad called s ome rrspps wild were near, and, upon ••• examination, it appeared to be about ten weeks old, . , and to have, received much violence upon. its head: frora its -putrid state, it is. supposed to have lain there near 'three weeks. It was ;enured in shell to a convenient place, until tlieComnet's Inquest ioulti be stunmoned, THE DUTCH MAIL RATISBON, SEPT. I*. TR a -day before yesterday the Envoys of.the Me_ 4iation resoeaively ,gaie in Notes; that .of the French Minister delivered to the Aus,trian Plenipo, tentiary, was as follows-: • " The U . ndersigned Envoy Extraordinary from the French Republic to the German Diet, has seen from the printed Protocol of the Sittings of the Ex: traordinary.Depukasion of the Empire, that the..aid: Deputation has"pasesd several Conde/turn!, which have been transmittea to - His Excellency the Austrian Plenipotentiary, 'in order, that they all, without exception, and especially the principal Condurum of the Sitting of the Bth of September, may Ife communicated by him -to the Wl:Hirers of the Mediating Powers ; he - .therefose quests the Austrian Plenipotentiary, - at length, to make this communication, Whicii in the prestnt state,of things cannot longer be. defetred without great inconvenience, unless His Excellency. wishes to depart from the established custom; and would . - rather chuse that the . Undersigned should apply to the Diretiory.• . - • _ " The Undersignsd renew_ s to - His Exollerrcy the Baron Vox Ift7Cit. the assurancet.of his hi esteem. 4 ' Ratiikon, loth Prgaido (Sept. t 7):". • LAFORET., A Note exactly similar was also given in by the Russian. Plenipotentiary Baron ByttLER, to the Direetorial Minister Baroit'D!Atut.l7l; to be com municated, together wi,„4 the French Note, ta' the Deputatimyof the Einpiri. •••• The Austrian Plenipotentiary, in ~ •.onsdltkence, yesterday transmitted to the Envoys of—the Me diation the t pttincipal Coulusrim of the Sth, with the accessorrßesolutions, but without acceding'to, the former. On the 18th. the *ixtli Sitting.ef the Deputation took place, in whiclt it was resolved that' the, Directorial Migister should again apply to' the Austrian Minister, to• accede to the C'ltc/asum of the Bth. The .Deput i ation likewise took into, con sideiation the Memorial.frotn the Swabian Towns. VIE 'NA, SIPT:.II3. TfIE PRINCE of EsTERHAzT . Was sera for t here three days since, aniliagnedatg i lyafter had:a confirenc;e: with the Minikiet of:Stase Cp.unt. ConENTZ whentlespcetv euimportant ulipatcpes far, the Court:of Russia, 'Aid 4e' setinai'on the-4.601 lint : : for St. Pewshiargh,i, It is believed. :that communicationi 'received by. the last-,Cour ier ,from Paris, , fia4.occasioned this excreior4igary miss sion to:Petersburgb.• 'The *teport that Plt,tztfl OtEsvi R HAIN: remain at 9ti. , P4oisbuillv Ambassador, - .is, certainly ‘vith9g..fourpla zulticH, linb, not the CapitulatiOn concluded - br tne t.toz • , vernmenr.Comnp.asary, MAY, taken placi: Grperai A.typiastArr would have .beep made primer ien*:: his *hole Corpsi'for the whole Canton:of , ficiAli: in a state of insurre ft ion against. stla }lFlKetic . vernmenr. General' ANDERMATT bras not rnadt prisoner in a sally, the Zurichers, as was report. ed. '.ln corls, s e . peticet9f a secret Artiple. this *nein' must leave his artillery - and ammunition ,hefore Zurich,- which) by another secret Article, is- to •, • , acknowledge the Helvetic Government, with a change, however, of the persons, in circler to Lay 'a foundation fora reconciliation betwieh the cFvp principal parties in Switzerland. BASLE," SEPT. 17. Tji E KINO 9f Pitu3stA has notified officially, that lip attcnoivletiges the prese4t lielvctic‘Ccrnsti." tution anci.GOyernment. LEGI-lOR.N, SEPT. N. LAST Monday their. F/rit ott lAN' WitSTI ES were to have arrived here, and preparations., were made for their reception ; but ors Sunday His EST was attacked at Pisa with his old disorder, and seized with violent convulsions. Yesterday the state of his Majesty's health was still very alarm• ing. When the Royal Family will embark for Barcelona ) must necessarily depend on his recovery. COTHEN, Sxtr. TH rs evening, about 7 o'clock, died of a paralytic, His-Highaen PAINOR Louis of ANHALT COTIIIN. lif4 4; Ef SliT• LAST Tuesday. Citizen LAtißtsTorb Adjutant to the First consill,.arrived.'heri unexpectedly from and. had some conferences with our Mi pistcr for Foreign Ajrairs, and our State.Diretory immediately after which he proceeded on his jour ; oey to Paris. He delivered to the Direetory, in a formal audience, a . Letter from the First Consul, whiCh is supposed to relate to our Indemnifications. _4O Some hundtedv of the-P..migtarls, who - were In British pay, and hive returned,' have been arrested, because they had taken the" Oath of Fidelity a fter the Revolution in 179§ ; and consequently were ex• eluded froth the Amnesty. On 'The application, however, of the English Envoy, Mr. LZSTON, the greater part. of tlierirliave milt been omishehilly biing ordered again to leave the bOuntry. _ We are assured that the..Fiench Troops will only contiltue seven weeks longer . iti . the-p* aTvur H, Sztr, S. public. IT is understood that. His Highness the Reigning DUKE or MECICL,ENRUgG SCHWERIN has declined accepting the dignity of Eleetor, intended to be Conferred on him. The Portuguese. Envoy to the Court of Russia, the Chevalier D'ARANJO, is arrived at Hamburgh, on his way to Sr..-Petersh&rgh. THE ,7: - LIE A7'RES • Drury-Laqe. After the play of C.ymbeline, in which Mr. Paps and his wife • acquit:Jed themselves very ably in ?nth:tutus and -.lntogeg, the "Farce of The 4iar intro duced Mr. IhvYttOgain to the Public, in the part of Young lidding. Mr. DwYER issertainly the best repiesentativs? of the 6421E1er-that we haVe Seen since the days of giut t nx. Me plays with a degree .of sPitit that wins inedia6itible, bit it often' demands as much governme-n Las the propensity of the charafter vvhich gives the fx-c.e its title. .Mr. DWYER was very •easy in deliyering all the rriarvelloui v,entions with which the Par cilltau'il Wile4ng -abounds, but he 4elivFred 'them with, .t.O.q kill) a fitienur, considering that they are supposed "to be mere inventions. Froth, this error even~ tlf OccellF4llAdnr, to whom we have alluded, Was not - wholly e*Ftukt, well as he sustained thrpart. Wa - hot no dispositiori to retract fr >th ttiler. % s which have been be stowed on M r . DwY 4 1 13 ? con trary, we are glad that an Afton of stick : hi:Wes spirit, humour, is come to an;.ipte' the Stager which h as too long been incumbere with Domes and Copyists. Covext-c.4,r4lnk Cooxf appeared again in Hamlet last night, but his petti*mance of that difficult chatatier dirferecliO little from his first representation of it, 'that wg Have' nothing new to say on the subjea. We adviso him to idhete rather more to-the words of SILAS Vl' r..6k $ 1 as he- certainly did- not sive .ti*rn corrcalf lasi night, and sub. tutu some the verrs.not in measure. 7. 4 Miss RICETtS was somewhat more firm jwbet .presentation of Ophel;a. We were in hopes that 'she . would have attended to the *Wiest of those who reve.teiloe our great bard, and nav e restored. thP original music altogether,, but we were disappoitgi ,e1.1, - "and must wonder at so seaselcsa ae innoTatiDn- iiMtiste,.•,,y e 'rhe grand. Musical Festival at Bi St. Edattiin4's is to take plice on the z Nth insianrs 'l l 74elPlesiid is to be pirforrned the first day in Sie james'ir Church. The second performance, on ing ednesday; is to be HA - ties C.'rffir* and On Ibf tZedrivricy. There are to In three rsai etll:uleotts Concerts in-the evening in the New 4'4' sembly Roozis. .4p tie NAND, Messrs.flittpkrAissi, EAR -a 13 pitiy.s and HAP' ItItOX are engaged for the occasion. • SAcirebtov Js to lead the Band, which of course will , be full APR excellent. STEPIIIrf lightnt comes to play Patrapirle don by the de s sire &Mr. §ttinvialvirPWlltlirsalVilla repres'ent . tht charaeler a feW' sifoOttie'ago Scarborough, and was so well satisfied with tilf petfortnande, as to wish to see it remteft io.4Atiir - Lane Theatre. LISRAILY og IitaCY4ANIEUM..+4bOI3I - Papyrus volumes; rescued f rom t he [ NE W d ashes of Herculaneum, are now in the MuSitup' 'founded by the King of NArt.l3 at Portici ; butt even 'before the late itixasion of his kingdom, .two persons weie- ernplOied by his IViAjitsTir. to unfolding them, and since that period, the loboo 4 we understand, has'been entirely 'interrupted., sidei the work of PHILODEmvs, on. Music, whit' has been printed, another by the same writer vn the Vices and their opposite Virtues, has been un' folded, and M. BASSI, the Librarian of the Kid. of NAPLES, was employtd in translating it from 111 _Creek, when he fella vi4tirn to she last int' reEtion of the Neapolitan populace. A &scour° by PRILODENtus, " concernink_roems;fr has also been unfolded.--But in the instance of this LibrarP as elsewhere, it is reserved for the English Nati on to complete the We of the opportunities affotatd others. The 'Treatise of Eructts.tis on hat hitherto of Things, of. which the "title alone n a / t . hitherto . 'been known to the Moderns, but wni c tv , the Ancients held to have supplied LuoarDrus svt r i : the basis of his Poem, having been di , cov_er e ,` c ,, amongst this literary treasure, Mr. HAlv.u., t' Librarian of the Prince of WALEs„ is now ci w }Toyed at Palermo, in unftilding" and, translatini, it, and we have great pleasure in mentioning, lb f a u f his Royal Highness is at the expence of this use undertaking, which occupies ten .persons s . the direaion of Mr. HAMA,. ~JLI An English Company of 'Woollen IVllnufaClare," have taken ground to carry on business near Leixi i ?' f Croydon Fair began on Saturday. The Oa/ °, cattle and pigs wis great, and they in general we"' °feat good prices, the fat ones in particular. Or s shew part Of the fair was very handsome, and better arranged than usu . !, being divided 11110 gular streets.' A number of Constables are statiottens, at different parts of the fair, and the IVl.lgis ra te, e there 'are on the alert, so that there is little eb4nc of the scenes shat disgraced 'Peckham