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8E 47 7 3 -PA PERS. AUSTRIA BAVARIA. TRANSLATION OF ,ver.i-reet FRO*IIIS MAJESTY TRU r.NIPE ROR ,OF GERMO.IY AND *A'.:N;TIIIA TO MO . Tug eeeceott YALAT!NE. DA".VED VIENNA, SZFI. a,' t8(;.5. " The communications which I transmit to your SereneeEletiorat Highness, by Lieetenant-General the Prince of Schwertzenburgh, Vice •President of imy Council"' of War, will inform you, in detail, of the motives that induce the Einfwror of Itnssia and mVsell to support the pacific negotiation which we wish to open with the Court of France, by eventual arni:tinents. * " have every. 'reason to apprehend, that not- , e:ithstanding the purity and moderation of our sen timents, the Emperor orthe French may determine upon an immediate attack on my : States ; and I am further informed e that this Prince. has conceived the design of securing to himself, before-hand, the as- . sistance of the Troops.of‘ibese States that are situ . att!;l between his frontier, :and mine, either imme diately, or by granting th them lit first a neutrality, which will not be allowed to continue longer 'than he wilt, find it advantageous to him. • ' " - Your Serene. Eleeteral Highness; besides, is too enlightened not to feel how much the execution of such a . design, if extended also to your Troops, • wonldebe - prejudicial to the Emperor of Russia and. Myself ;. and .of how much. importance it is to us that ,your Serene .Highness shOuld unite them with " It is of 'such: consequence to oppose some bar: to the measures which the French .GOvernment will probably 'resort. to delay, in order to oblige your Serene Highness to consent to the meditated projel, or to carry it into execution, a ainst ypur will, if that should- be.uccereary, that 'I ponot. ;I ' low myself to lose amoment in my: endeavours-lo prevent them. lam perfectly sensible of the deli cacy of your situation, Sir, .my Brother, as well as of the motives which may incline you. to wish to be dispensed from the determination which I require of your Serene Eledoral Highness. But I arn pressed 'by motives still - more imperious ;. and seeing the total impossibility which results from. the situation of Bavaria, of mainteining - the neutrality of a Conn trrinto,which the Armies.of both .the Belligerent Powers could, not, avoid penetrating in case .of a war, your Serene. Eleaoral. Highness .will also be eunvinced, that I cannot recede from my.derriand, ," and that I find myself compelled, against my will, to, employ all the means in my. power to carry it • iete eflea, if I were. not willing to expose myself to the twist- disagreeable consequences, without even obtaining . thereby for your Serene Eleaoral High ' treF,s the nbjeet of a real neutrality, ‘• Ii referring to the overtures. of the Prince of Schwart?,ennurgh, - relpefting the determinations *Well t his state; of things obliges .me involuntarily to , adopt, I hasten to, remove everrdoubt with regard to the sinceritvand -perfect friendship of my intentions, by - protesting here, in the enosteoleam wanner, that if your Serene Eleftoral Highness shall accede to the proposition vhich I have made knovnt to you, I shall be ready to 'defend and to guaremee the securi ty and Integrity of your States train any attempt whatsoever ; and whatever may be the issue of,the war, if it should take pee, /hat I shall (lever extend • my views of indemnity to the aceuk;tion or clis - of the smallest portion olyene High utes's territory , proposing to myself, on the ecn trary, to (.imbrilte til vpt,bortttuitit.s fhaf shall ()till r of PrOringtp yOl.l the - pedecte esteem, 4nd the seri titnerits as sincere as they are mialtereble,with which I am, 3m." , - . . No. IT.---Translation of :t Note addreseed by .Its Sereop f lighness'the; Eleetor, Pelatine,to the Lieue tenatie•Geacral the Prm s, ofSeitYlartZlll)l,lFgh, Vice 'President of the 'Council. at War of IL Majesty the ZmporOr and King; ditelSept..7,A 80.5. I have math: - my determination, nay dear . Pritle—Attead' a Conference' to-Mori-ow • merning with the Minister,. BarOn Montgelas-e-he will in formn you of my detn'Tids. Oppose them- . not.' I recLeu upon your former friendship." N0.111.----Transittion of . a Letter from His Se ' rene I.lighot..; . s the Eleaor Palatiie; to His. Majesty • the Emperor iand King, dated Nymphenhurg, Sept. 8, 1805. • . "I have &thee. my Minister to sign this morn ing a Tre;•ity with Prince of Schwartzenburgh ;' pursuant to which I 'shall-join my 'l2roops to those o r y,,, ur L n pe r i a i and Royal Majesty. In :doing this, Sire, I have btteri desirous of givingyOu'a proof pf my inyiolable au:ichtivent. ".Allow me now to appeal from it to youtpater nal heart. The teetOral 'Prince, my son, is at pre setitrin Franee,; relying constantly.on. the 'Peace, I sent him to travel in" Italy, and then in the southern Provinces of France, where he is actually at this moment., If .I should be obliged to march rtiy : troops 'against n the French, my *S'on is lost--Shir..ild 0:1 the contrary, remain quiet in my States, I shall have-time to proettre his return. ,On my *meet supplicate, your Imperial and il.oyal A:jest) , to grant me neutrality, , I dark, Fledge my. most sacred word to your Majesty, that my trobps shall wit,' in the. smallest 'degree, interfere with the operations of your. army, and should it be obliged to retreat,' an‘event which is by no means probable, I.promise and swear to remain quiet without, striking a:blow:* it lather, A .prey to the most frightful despair,that ap plies for racy in favour of his son . ; may your Im perial ,and Royal Majesty not withhold . it and I Clare ilitter myself there will, be no obstacle, on the part of the Emperor of Russia." , No. 'V.—Translation of a Letter from 'his Ma-, iesty the EanperOr of Gerrnany and AustrLi to his ',roe Highness the ,Dlector Palatine. Dated Ilet zndortf, Sept. 14; 1805.'. " I cannot conceal from your., Serene Highness my surprise at so sudden an alteration in your deter.. initiations: Without adverting to the assurances b, 6 r' „11 by my Licut. General, the Prince of Schw.trt , enbergh, 'both by y oarsolf, Sir, My Erother and (20u , ,in, and b your Minister, (k r° the Mite Which your iliAt6s thought proper to address to him, the lett'er delivered to me by Gen. Nogarolla eon tainfd the most form'd en gagement to join your troops to mitre ; you positively decthre in this letter to tteerl have dirKted my Mnister to sift this morn-: in a Tref ,;.y. wall the Prince of Schwartzenburglie. pursuant to which 1, shall join my troops to those of your Imperial ind Royal Majesty, in. doing this, 'Sire, I have., been desirous at giving y oga a proof of my hwioiable.attaehnient.' "-And yet, at the moment this has been de' , livered to me, I have to announce to the bearer of it .that your Highness had changed your Mind, quit ed your capital, and , dravin :ie., ..vhole of your troops. " I. should have 'consented without diMeuity, and and still, ready to consent, to the demands of yeur SereneEleCtoral, rte.peaing the city .. of Munich, and the . Gretit, ineitiding, amongst bthcr places, your Cielel of•Nymelienbourg, which territory should be shut :against myTroops, and con fined solely to the proteCtion of those which your Highness signified a' desire to niaintainthere, 'tho', in my opinion, it would have been more zelvanta geous for your Troops, to be ineerpereted in order to avoid any possible compliJint of their be ing more exposed than, mine to the Enemy, or of their being treated Ore With respea to their sup , ' plies of.provisionsr; it would rest noveitheless with' your Serene Eleeloral - Highness to let ritClll S:rVe in a nocly, provicted they sltetitl be tint.ler the command of the General of the Anny ; but to so ocud their march, when the French have already annotineed their approaching irruption 'into GeraLtuy i end are assembling on the Rhine, would be too prejudicial to', . the commoncause for n:-; to lend a hand to it, at the same time that the recent =data of Napoleon to weirds the Qonrts of Carlsruhe, Cassel, e andr Stut gatd, will enable your Serene . I,lighness to judge whether the neutrality of BaVarki be possible., and whethy you :wetilti yoUrself; Sire my , Brother and Cousin, have it in your pOWer to thifil your promise not to employ yoUr Troops against ``l , i'wonid have been, deeply ,alllited to endanger the Eleatoral Priuce, to whom I feel a personal at ! Lit:lament ; but a Courier, if ont; hail been. dispatch, cd to Atha ctireCtty, even at the ; time' wilco the Prince .oi , SchWartzenburgh received the assurancoa from,your Serene EleCloral Ifigintease • would have 'placed hint ill a con:.lition to etfed e his departure from France ,nefare any, fetal, measure could have been taken, with respel to hint.: " Faithful to the tnifilthent' Of what I hare once promised, I am anthorised Co insist on the same tide ' lity.being. observed toerdg; me, I elaini 'then, for- Many, from yoUr Serene'El4loral I liginic the . promise you gave me fb uniteyour troops with mine, at the same time that I 'declaed to you, that I ant Teddy to:conscnt to the conditlnns Wave Stated.l have dirt:Et:4 the Count 131101'6i Wait on yOur tligl and •to deliVer you this letter, and have riven loin 'authority to accede to such arrangements - as' may be. called for on this head; .it would be 'painful to myself., and to my close and intimate Ally, the Emperor of Russia, to:experience on your part, Sir, my tirother and Qousut, any disposition which might prevent us from retaining those sentiments of which ye have it greatly at heart to give yoti effeetual' proofs. Accept. the assurances 'of my perfeel esteent, &C, No.- V.---Translation'of a critter from his Serene Highness the Eleator Palatine to his, Majesty' the Emperor of the ROIMIIIS and of Austria. Dated Wortzburgh, Sept. 4 21, 1-805. • The Count of liuol Sehanenstein has acquitted himself of, the commission with which your Imperial Majesty has deigned to honour hint on his mission to rue.. I have eperienced,,pn this ,occasion, a very lively sense .of consolation frem the assurances, in every instance, so hi hiy to be prided, of your Impe rial and Royal Majesty's friendship, which he has, repeated to me in express terms: It is to this sett 'tutient, Sire, and to that. ofyotir Magnanimity, that I ezin ippeal with Mil confidence, I retain the hope :that your Imperial , Royal Majcs , ty. will Vine un forfunate provinces the liorrors'of wdr; front Which they have already too severely , suffeved, at a moment when the wounds of 'former hostilities are still. bleed ing. I owe it to my unfortunate Bubjeart, ,I owe it to myself, not. to:lavish' the.ir blood. for 'discussions that are foreign to them, and against a GOvernment that:has done theta tie injury. This was the primary motive of that ansolute end complete neutrality. which I chinned of ,your. Imperial 11 , 1ajesty by the letter which I took the liberty of addressing to your. Molest) , nit the Bth Mat. ,Every thing persuades me to acthere to this system. I bee c h you, Sire,.' to believe that I shall never depart faint. it, and that the menaces of France will also be wholly ineffec.. teal to make me abatidon this invariable resolution.. " I shall .rot fatigue your. igajesty with'a detail of the conference* that have taken' place during the resideece of the Prince of Schi.vartzenburgh at my Court. Your Majesty Will . coodescend 'to all to amine , that ,it that period he had .nopo‘ver to accede to the demands Which I hail,proferred, and that the retreat of toy troops had been con atrained by the necessi;y of seeing tAem front the disgrace of being diarMecl, 'with winch they were openly menaced. I say noth4lg. of what:luts since passed. The ci)ohy pa:iiiee of these events has pierced My he.trt; it would bin° kss aftliCting to that of your Irtlperfil Majesty if you were ecquainted with them in their full extent. . " And now your Impoial and Royal Majesty will do tie that justice to which.l :nu well 6titled, if you will but but persuade yourbelf, that,. wb:itevcr may be the course of •evcnt.,4, not lug. shall ever alter the respeaul devotion with whi6h I am, .Ire, - . Eze." Font the LONDON. GJIZET774, Nov. t 6, leo; PRINCE OF WALES's CovNCCL,'Nov, u. COUNTY OF CORNWALL. The names of those who were nomittated for Sheriff's by the Council of His Royal Hig,thness the i'rinee,of \Vales, at His Royal liighhess7s Council- Chamber, Someniet-pl;lep, on,Tuesday the 12th day of govember,, in the 4(ith ye,ii- of the Reign of His Majesty King Grinrge the Third, 'and in the year of our Lord 1 eOO Thomas G rangm, ot ?meiotic,- Esq. • . 'Sir William Pratt Csil, ot Wateeforl, Bart. joha `civic C4..ryton, ot Crocliaal, Esq. Commhsloot ht the Rays( North Lineolosioire Re,..,nntat MOW/, .iler•trti 01 the 1.04 Lieutei,4,-1. J o hn Graham, C;ent. to be D A tea lulll9 t i g e s. loci rc! NiCho6ol7, Gent. to be ditto, _Dated I Illy, 26, aScs. Jnhn Bell, Gent, tobe ditto. 1)4301 Sept. 28, dos. j i yminnon Volunteer Inisr.,tty,r/grree by the Drute,fant Ftint, Daitd Not). '23,•11.135, Major john Abel %Vatter to be Lieutenant-Cvioncl, vice Sit IL B. Nc.ik, Bart. resigned. Captain Samuel Cleaveland to he Major, vice Walter,' . .proinoted. •.Lieutenant lames lime:A to be Captaiii, vice Cleaveland, promoted. Ensign loon Colborne to he Lieutenant; vice - Brown. prompted. Thomas Young, Cent. to be Ensiqa, vice Cblburivz, pro , . rioted. Charles lames Oviatt, - Gent.-to be Ensign, vire 12.65 e decearca . Abruharn Attwoutl, Gent. to b 4 Surgeon. _ Cominirrions in i6e Royal 'Regiments of Devon and Cornwall Miners, siired the Lord !Val dem. John Get.t. to be Ensign. Dated Nov. 4, BANKRUPTS. , Charles Twigg, late' of -Lawrence.Pottitney-lane, Lontion, nterzhait,t, to Surrender Nov. - Dec. 2, at one, and . .2S, at eleven, at Guildnalt. Attorney, Mr. %Vitliaras, Castle. street, Holborn.' joint +lent:hal!, of Kmaester,,irtniteeper, to surrender . Nov.. Ig, 2'i, i. h ( Del:. 23, ar two, at the Bridgewater Arms I no, Aland; trr Attornies, Mr. fohn Law, Vail- Mall, chtnter or :`,let - ,, C. and C. jJeks4ll, Watiarook, London. Henry. Lock, of Nortitartipton-building,s, St. fa:nes, Clerk r,liddiesex,walutt-rninufactnrer, to surrender Nov. 1 9. Dee. .3, and 23,. at teo, at GL:ildndit. Alttglley, Mr. Denton, Field.c nart,• Gray's-Inn. John Barton, late of Clapluirn, Surrey. carpenter. to surren der, Nov.' 19, 26, and Dec. a 6, at ten, at Gtolcnall. Loa don. Attorney, Mr. Try; koti's-buildinAs, teett,:r.tane. Robert Wilson, of flehnitey, Yorkirtire, innutddr, to snr ' render De,:. 6 , y and 23, at at tile . °thee Inn, Fletrnsley.' Attornies, taint Pettit, o f _ . moor-side, Yorkshire ; or 'Messrs. Bell and iitudri,:k, Bow brie, Ctieapside, Lond. , lames Vial fl., of l'“fernOster-row,• London, b.)uksell.tr, to sturendeeNov. ltt, :It twelve, 39, at ten, Ind Dee. 23; • at eleven, at Guildhall: Att•Jtities, 11lessr4. • I‘littort and li.r.ight.:l<nizr-street, DuElois'-Ctuntrfoits: Samuel Lhatterson, of Sitoith, Yoikshire, grocer, to surren der Dec'. 11, 12, and iS, at '-eleven, at the Green !Hagen Inn, Snaith. Attoinie, IVIOSsrs. IVri4ht and - PiokAvg,. l'aper.buildings, Temple, London ; ur John Snalth. Ann 'rigor, of lleverlcy, Yorkshire, irollatooget, to surren der Nov. 29, at five, 3.1, ,and Dec. 2S, at eleveii, at the . 'ft l e,er Inn, IlevticleY. Attomies, Oitesozry, lieveriey ;., or Mr. Lambert,'Hatton-",;arden, London. •M0z , ...%; 'Alorctts.l.,!viii, of Leadenhiill-sticet; . London, met-. diont ' to surrenlk r NOY. 23, 30, and Dec z 3, at ten, at f;uldhall. Attorney, 'Mr; Mangnall, V . Varwa-k-square-. ?1,.:• late-.street.. lohn Colvill,t, late or. Cheapside, London, linen-dra,per. to surrender Nov: z 6, Dec. 3, 'aril 28, at ten, at uuthinati. iittp.rney, scoii, St. Nttilted'S.court, Poultry.. Thloos A.res, late of Noble -street, ,hostet-lane, Cheapside, 1.01 ealer, to surrender \,,0v.. t 9, 26, and De 28, tti4, Atforney, • Mr, joint Pick - son Old render • Bcaliti' , of FohnOuth, Cornwall, merchant, to t 6,. and .S, ot el,ien, Commin's Hotel, Esitunuth; Atturnits, Daniel Reardon, Corbett court, ~racedlorwo,..stret.t, LUIICIOII ; or Mr. Andrew Young, Falihnuth. Hum). Mohun, of Bisholi.Wearrnouth,, county of Durham, chepaist aid druggist, to surretrder Nov. 25, _6, and Dec. 28, at cleyen, at like l'eaeoa. Inn, 11i5.;4,1). emsnout It. At tornies, Mr, PtOrge. ti ; or t.lessr,;. ANllesanaiid Morgan, s Austio.r.rs, London. Charles lackl.on, lit Do wti,Atiptiey, Glou:.;;,terz..ntre; linen. draper,, to twrrender. Nov. 23, at six, 25, a:ra Dec. 23,%tt ten, at 111,..t knm Inn, etiesit...!ster. Attornq. Mr. Wtl tYard,. B..rkshire. AVill:atn Green tne yonliger, of, Maidstone, Kent, dealer,. to surrencicr tiow. 29, at one, 3*, and Dec. 23, at ten, " at Gatildholl,,london, Atomics, Messrs, 'Debary and cppe, :Temple, Linidon ; or Mr. Scudamore, Richard Sawyer, ottroadstairs, IsleofThanet,Kent, butcher, ter surretrder N0y , ,;', , 39,,30iand Dec. 23, at eleven,at ukt hall., Canterbury;.. Attornies, Mes,irs, S'itivk ins and.Dertnk, 'l4arg:3te ; Of. ' Nit. Tayior, Southampton-buildings, eery-Tarr, London.' johik Nlorgan, of 1 , ;,;w, Cbropton , '•Weet, St. Cile's Middle sex, victualler, to surrenai2r Nov. 19, 29, and at olcverk,.at Attornies, Mr. Staff, ; yr AI r. 'Cory, CLlnuint's.:l an. 1)11/WEN1)S. Dec. to. WiMani ,Allco, of the king's-tpad, St. Arithew, Holborn, Middlesex, coach-maker, at 1.,n, at Guiltliialt. Dec. tt. john'Lintlicy, of Shellleld, catier, at eleven. at the Angel. Inn, Sheffield. Dec. 7. WtOratit Hut fry s elder, and William iftirnfrys the .younger, Of,Old FiAk:street, London, groecis and co partners, at tcn, at (.;Lnklig lll . Dec. 7. John lidwardS, of (:aic-Coch, .f:lintsh. manufac turer ut earthenware, at e1 4 14:3)., at Cuituhall, , n. Dcu, 7. luim Wagner, Litt: tit.W Tooting, Stitteh, calico- printer,>at tva, a Lan- Dec'. ie. Edward Wells, of.i3maeleark, Kent, Itat ! inanu. tadurer, at eleven; at uildhall, :l.nrkton. Dec. it. Vv . iIIiAIVI Fri:4;ool4 late . of St. NiartirLis, S tainford 'baron, Northamptonshire, grocer and chee)eni.4n l Zer, at eleven, at the. George Inn, St. Martin"b; Stadtford.:Baron. Dec. 17; 1011{1A11,. of Tooley-st feet, .Southwark, surrey, ship.Chandler,'at eleven, at Guitditalt, Jan. TI. Charles Massey, of New-street, St. Catherine, Aticsex, harfinger ' at eleven, at Guitdi w ii, pec. to. Richard liuggins, •of gristol, c:i'aittetritaker,'at ten, at thtr Itutniper Tavern,. All Saints..l.nte, 1365t01, I)ee. 9. !oho Yorkshire,' at eleven, •at Thornton, of Leeds, • the vViii Lc Horse Inn, Leeds. Dec..: James .tsitwtph,, of Oldham, Lancashire, inn keeper, at three, at. the SPread-hagle inn, 4‘ . l.lll,:flester.'.. Dee. g. "I:ltoinas Rowley and lota!' Rowley, of Saltbol, • Lancashire, cotton-spinners and co.partriers, at thr6:, at the Dog Triv.ern, Deansgate,'Maneheata. • Dee 17. Air:hard Hodgson [ones, late Or Sloitrbrldge, Wor cestershire, clothier, at eleven, 4 the Talbot hut, Stour. bridge.: . Dec...g. - George Show, of Whiteclitrfaaory, Richmond, Yorkshire, linen-manufttatarer, at twelve, itt the Bak Lion, Stockton, county of Durham. • Dec. to. David 'De ' lieaume, of Great Winchester-street, London, insurance-bruker, at twelve, at Guildhall. 19, lames Monteith and I mind SiNiteira;late G rice church-street, London, ilrug6ists and co-partners, at .:/even, ;at Guildhall. • m arc h Peter Woodward, now or late of King-street, Chcapsicle, Lor.don, ar ten, at Guildhall. • Dec. t o, William 13144:M0ck, of Rattibuhe place Nlitiaiesex t dealer in glass and earth:l,watt"; at twelve, at (:tuiduail. ro. Charles Roe,' late ol l'etir-streett_Clerkeue.:‘ll, Middlesex, tin-plate-worker, at twelve, at GuiltihAl. t 6. Thomas of Preston, Lat,cashire i • John of C16:1( fle.s ton, Borstal Ic orti.hire, Just - C,n3innan, of PR:stott, .aturesatd i wor.4ted..hattufadurers an:i LAI- partners, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Bradford, Yorl‘- *inn:. 'De c . liam Corner, of Bristol, dealer' in clay, at eleven, -at Inc 13145 n l'averni lfristal,. - IFIC4rEs. Dec. 7. William P.. ayne, of Great Carter-lane, Dodorsi-Coni nicmi' I..ontion,clruggist. ' • CeorAo t9,akey; of tic.. End, Middlesex, ship-owner. Ch3rles Lock. lit ReAttitlF, Lea ibire, tobert Clasto., lac ut Cuvoit-Gatie.i, ?ilid. ~- • dlesex, 14tett 4 thaiwr. lames Turlay, lotto Ttlyley, and Aimel 'runty, late of tiQsClyl Stattirrdshire, irotattastrr, and cu-04(11C14 William Eland anti Walter ps, n 0.% ur mate of Lambeth- road, Surrey, leatiter.4ir4 mrra lout co- p4;:4l:rs. john Mudley, of Abnby.de-la Zoucn, t.el,:eterlthire. baker. john lublC, uow cr. I.ilu of Abhoy.de..tu-touLn, Ltnt.cAor sisire, mercer. Clernentina Wilson, of Manchester, weyonen-draßer. • nuw pr latctot - 1 - 11 Sr Cturgbourne, Kcnr, afflict. ; Alexander Aberclem, late of Cale•,ttta,. Exit In di es, UOW of Ic-strort, I.en: , ,swr-square,.Middie6e.x, niacliant, !Wm Storks Theli4.3 Winn)), ;din liottalli o of Groat Driftieldi Yorinire, iner,:hants and co.:Turmas. Oa the evening 'of t.h.i6th inst. .a fire broke out in.the wc*shop belonging to Tho Mas Marsh, of liolloway, near Qrich, iit .Derbyshire, erbyShire, an hon and industrious weaver, which (mtirely consumed the same, together with two iv:iins and other weaving impittnk4hts, artd two pieces of linen clotl4 part, wove by which mi.fortune 'hound his family are, reduced to great distresi. be 1 'We had 'est d• ' I •• • ' ).er ay a gc-nera rejoicing;--!n" ti h, morning the Troops. stagy ,tined in the Castle' and on the Heights, with our Corps u Vohniteers;:came down 'upon- the Beach ,and; facing themselves towards the Gallic ,Coast, . tired a very good feu de joie, and gave three cheer % the populace joining in hearty huitas. The. guns at the Castle, fieight , , _Forts, and on board the shipplng ;n the harbour, were also dis:. charged, . and we could, not but adruirelhe ,v,;,vellent manneriin which the Boats in the Pent (part of the Flotilla under, Sir, S. S!VTIT,). were decorated, and their guns set ,off. After the rejoicings of the Mornitig ‘ were over; the Otlicers .of , t lie Volunteer CorpS're. tired to the Royal Oak Inn,:' here theY 'dined, drank many .loyal Toasts,. and spent . the, afternoon i n the . greatest harmony. Ai it Knist be exPeEted, the gliss,, wont round briskly, and some few Taid,a pretty, good attention.to kind Bacchus. ,In the evening 4, general and brilliant Illumination took place Through",, tory, and out the Town,- ,:',:tstie, : and kleights, and every one was.at the extreme of desire' to 'rejoice at the' Vic- . , crowned his grateful (30uniry and himself with so deplore the loss of the hero who has much glory. At ,some phlc:s we obserted black Crape as the'Windocs --- lt .others lanrel--at others Some very gond tr:lnsp:ireilcies, with appropriate,- ntottos. The house of Mr. J. AIr:ET FEcTolt Wil3'. elegimtly lighted up, adorned' with the hinrcli an d a trattspareney, on whit Ii Was - written the Signal Order ' given out - preceding - the liattle—"'EuiP id e , x P e6l9 a good appearance ; every man to du his.duty,--Many' other Gentle pens hOtlEtl3 Nstre brilliantly illuminated, and Itla ti d i,. : assiduous exertions of the Inhao'.tantA to reP t C? 3 the'great-Viebiy; It must be extsetled that the loss to the of." the Country's-darling child of a damP tal soul. spirits, but revived af the hope of his humor , "has being fiowLi to a plaee where Power Almighty and -nothing could eXCe.e.d t it in his care." . Ponmc op' ries, flow-STeesT.— Saturday even• e dimwit, the Ing Ann kialward :was brought before A.titos OILI" b riously stealing, haheata„hery g to a considera. III", Esq. for re-examination, oddsa charge ,of fe tlat his shop was tiequoullY West and Bell, haberdahhets, of Bridge-street, We - 1 11inster.. The Prisoner has lived servant with )iii. at Messrs. kiarris, Parker, : ell.between four and tiw-yealS. Igr. hell has lately received several nnonytnotr; letters, informing film tain hints in the death, the Prisoner \‘'3 suspcoted to be the thief. Mr: Bell, in consequence, pia sOnto questions to s lier, - and she not giving satisfactory fri swei ~ he ii4a very little' dOubt but the letters we,r.° corred. The-Priioner at lexgth ebrifezi bee go" , i rollbed, and,,frotu or-. and told Ler master where a bOx'ftill of 60 .06 :4,. ready Pcked tie), to be sent.. Off tAirtnitigrlon. ,v 1 King-stiV;A; E . ll went as direeled,.tO a house in Gardener's-lA,te,, laces, ribbancls, aud other haberdashery goods, yal • Where 1-,e found the box. tilled. wart Iticci at 'about got. rnf;'o other buses, filled wit , t la of very considerable value; have , ban tre K " - `, , •to Mtn:Jig - bum. .lt has-likewis,! been dticoveren oner rea s t aitiaa e pri.... ,0 wai; committf:d for further extimination. i ,,,, ,p ri hav;ll2; (--)thtithettl:aec (Pliariasin'tance' s.:,kan'ti..tir;delqucti7s7setsrolo°tse:eB43-1 Siqurda 4 ; the wife of a publicity appealot at ' ... - borot;gh-str,:et tr.) complain of .att;assatilt intlieced o n 11;.'21 - by h.!: fernile servant Rebecea. - Th e , 1111d}3 2 o f flier spat'' , watcne.l. him into . Rebeccas rtiont, and found Oleo ,•, , t.,,, in 3 situation . that justified her -suspicions. 1.04. I\'"'" to saspe6t the:continence pul?lican tied On the first alarrn, tind - }tobcc ca ' r vilt n vlew to avoid deteiliert, atteinpteki to•eseap6.lo),' ' the windir,v., Th'e enricred Wife-stiloppea her, and 0, battle enssied, winch .p7ao occnsion to the pre complaint.. The Magistrates observed that, 110‘t_.." ever reprelictisili . le the servant might 'have been , tn ° r wile was not-wan-anted' inatternpnag-t0 de t " lin he and accordingly dismissed the eoinplaint. ri - ~. n • Saturday s , i i tt' the Public; Office, iltitton Yar e ' 1 . 1 in. lay, a porter, Was connuitted for ire-exail!ii?;* t!Qn, on a cliar „* . ,e of being possessed of poultry or game to alar,, , e amount ill -olly obtained. , '- . . , 41111`'Plirti -.4* Bank,Sn4f.. *lv) S p.:l Cent. 91 a ; per Cent. t7O, • I toil 5 p4r Cent. 4 per 4cllt. 75! 745 • 3 per Cr. i(ea. -5) 5 1 9 , 3 per Coe, 13enik 1.. Ana. 16 15 1 011iS 17 Dm° Situr, Anti. I 15- 6th) Intim ponds, Soutti Se,i :.;rock, "Excitequrr, t*• J. Baiv.stteet and Published by „ in t. - W !LI,: Ni 11 , 2t4 IC.It IL Sea t ?s, of South Moitort.street, Qrlsvell°l"Y— -LONDON : Printg:d by 1) HARRIS, of No. 4, /fitt.court, 0.. : where ..!Id Orders for the Paper, Letters for the iidit9x ) , • &c. limi-bctid), must be ude.resscti. fvroi j A lut r i : lnist i t u l t :7 l. 1 t il;e,f:10. loot c ,/ 11 ,M .,0 1 4; t : t t v::: 6 ;; I :I : 4C1701 C I I s .; ' li ll 1 bU rY ' ;' " t i I , O C o r ' ewiound 'and. ; Ann 4, ka r ny, and Alnc, I' Wren ( , A:Sout'n.i . inptcan ; and Nalacy, t i . i i i t ed s - 1 1,nc• two(' I Illt:141, '11144-11,0, AitIVC, 0041c5v°10r I.oot, ' 411""11.; tig Purtvnoten ; Neigunc, ~. Pasicd by—tll4.. Cer. - R .'ti .f ' M hang ' E/D `' ..- 4'1.1 A, lISENn, NOV, 16. ..— ',Ad% hale. liel li - ‘l ' IrQiii L 11 ,I I WISP. fr ° S I 11:111lr-1 nteirk7l.'l,l :i r i li e r S : S A I n u i r :i r : 4 : ti l : ) S . d i ' nr a Smyrna; e ' r, r Y - 1 2 : 11 htig: lit,..n. A V:triter, for Niontiv4NE: , i ; E,n,:,,,eter,, Nlykr, lot - ,tioW " 1.4 ''''le)ir. fur 11,uiii go ; • R.c:,, , ..t.14c1 . ' ' GulilY , I th ' ) , .1.11,10, Ngog, :and I tallow .-‘1,,r,,k, --- tot licantel • • tielliic:l:::::::iitil,:tinouth. ni Qn SatuNay I:6t, the Laßlyfiolt ( loin ' ) Trolt,, Esq. d iiilV4 ley 4 1) -square, dt - Ui,i lia. .... , ,, ,,I1 AMR R fill) West nlogiPd .' Oti S3turday evening, a i the ITE:ItSiOIi of Lord ,01 it.'r I..,, , ,lvshiv's father, iil BerkFic4.olll:tre, lld - Jr 11,01, to 1,4c1y Niary FJle. ' l'' 1 It SO / ilt Tile smile day. at ;.‘lary-14:-bon4 Cluocil, Mr. iq't l Sbv -- ' ' ) i 1341:4rocte,htrect,' NlAWll4t,..r.t;clualt., of ...' dart, of A.,lti.itl, ill Kent. ... h f SG 'On T,,ul"Sdly lb: Liiii in6t , at the Parish Chore" !" Tel , NI-irtio's out %mit, London, Ali'. 'rhontaa C.,!tn?- go' t...innan, to nia'a Roberts, daugilter IA tile iteV, .0 U 4 ' b;:its, of the 6,:tne place. . lle, Apo> , On Monday la,t, at the Church of St, Earn theoroo,), ill I)u,cr, vt. iiiiant 1 1 .iy lie, Eat]. oil Woo-trtx,'„_ ycp. to N 1,64 z,tiadgeti, titiCtil daughter of Willians SlijoAQ::>--. 11M..*....................:....M...........0 . • ..'.. ...... , nal) ..- Mi best Oil Saturday, at hi s house, :ilisburytsquare, . 1: ° t " . ‘ 141 ' o .r ft,,,guc:.-cottri, I:lxt..stNct,trailer. 0, ()11 Moncia i.it Al r I A; limn:lades, Coni Hisl - • ' Y ' ' . * ' 4 ....y.....,ty s Custan.s at. , 1 4 1 , ..q.1. 1 r { : 4 , i."0. . g:11 Olt ilit: . gal inst. at 1/10 fiCUSC vt I litiListry lit Melt4in',3„;r, Ic)!,, Eii z.,tott ii 1.y60 •: Ite. re..1'.0.L.,1 her ;acuities tathe i„,„, °" 1 I"lebilav i,ist, at Sr. Alban i, in her 89th yesr , l' i ,:i;,, Riei:dithtot, %yitl:o,v or like lOC, 10111; N1C40.01/°ll lA' jar in the I,bt 1 einnent a LirJgo‘lt i; uocis. ' .............„.." '' "'RICE 0 F'STOCIa, sAIUitI,AY. Otnillutn, 5 I inperial 3 per Cent. ._, lilt :o Alin. 0 I - 0 '5 : I ' 6 . con,,. t ai 16th Nov.. 59!1.__.. . oo ~ 1' idAy, N9%;.191 04'6: open f ri33v, P L , '.. C'. t ti(cLinc ,0 Old 5 'O , ! , L' l ` op e n Wcti= Nov, 27, Oat i = I in 2 2 . A v nvic,•'Y, i ; '.6 Vorel,, 3 nor Cer.r. r - 7‘. g . .. . riw o„ 'l),:c. ~, Oo , OZCLI ." dAy., it. 16.