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cf her child, diecl at Fraetati about three mon,hs ;g. M. StBASTIANt P" TA, Bith^p of Ajtcein, in C. .r.+4 . 4. his pamteti through this City, on his way ro Paris. Oc-r. 15. —We learn from Boinena, that on the 61h instant, al) tit two thousand Freed) ariveti in than Cry* wilt) kit it ‘'n the 4- flowing Sunday Ai nn their march to Another hodv arrived ht Pologna on th , 9.h, an,l ;4,%othrr, much more Otitiler , tl o , wai ex. rett , ',l. All those Troops were to take the same d trmi rt. Au.'ria 1, 4 c Rent a rmm!.ter of Troop' to the slimes of the Adriatic, to watch the; movements of the Rug. ibia4 Force& in the I mian Sept, VI? Nicr. OCT. 6.- - Tn. morrow the Imperial Pa. tent t+ l .taing the Tille.4,li Dignify of the Here ditary EMPEROR AII TM fit. will lip solemnly procl::itned here in the Cfiurch of . St. Mark. They write lenin 8,,10va that a second body . of French Tto , tr, f about 20,000 men, were ~ hortly tx, etted through that City, on their twitch to the stt of Italy. RATI,BON, OCT. 13.--Count GO!RTZ, the M. t ii,te l tit t he of Prosiia to the Germanic Body, arrived 110'e tud.lertly. The other ;Ministers are exprett.4l within a few ti.ys. We know not what to thihk this I,oo.ivn meeting, as the vacation genet ii113..1.154 to the j,t ot November. It is leer. toin, h 0,4 ever, that Fu' ets of great importarce will be dtscu.beti previuus to the opening of the FR A NiFORT, OCT. 1 7.—The objea of Baron ',;amt niihsloo to Berlin has now transpired. He was ordered to inquire of the KINCI oaf Pittsi A. whesken he would guarantee Swedish Pomerania aigainst any invasion by the Itench troops statiOnt4.l jn Hanover ? We /have 'reasOn to think that the answer was not fivout4:l,le. Large quantities of grain' were - aoht at Dantaic; for foreign aecOuni: but, at the moment :when the therchttros began shipping the same, an order ar., rived - from the KING of PRUStIA:, to take so much of I cargoes as would he required' to fill the pub. lic granatlCS, at th'C rice of 270 guelders a last (weighing 47401)4, in contotlO3ty to 811 old law, before any c%portarion was permitte► . it is thought . that the Merchants, rather than deliver aeir grain at 'a NO much below the market price, Will SubMit to the laws prohibiting the portal ll,scue, OCT. 30.—Although it. might be in. ferred Item an artide in our. Paper of. tl e 29th inst. that theAneasures therein Mentioned,'ctincerning the iMportation sold expo!tatiort of provisions, on the *ailing of the Vessels Outwards, were taken by nt on the part of the Bltaviat, Government, we are informed, for a certainty, .that notwithstanding :the Batavia!) Govermnent w e s pressingly required to take .some measures of that kind, they have nor sent any orders to that effed. to the Officers employed by • them, but merely recommended to them a redoubled vitdlance the execution of the existing proLi- Thit , ,ny laws. Al LS. Alt I vitt) --1 llamburgli, 2 Dtlbtill; a Waterford. Dub. Watafulti. TilE Li N. iauis ptcsax 14tsum AUDIAT L N 0 N, MONDAY, WOYEMSE4 1804. w I He en,hled to state, upon authority, that ;4 Council was held this day at two o'clock, at the Qnern't, How.e, when A Procbm:ition VCIS ()flirted 10 be i , istietl for further proroguing Parliament until Thnrsiiiy the 31 "of , January' next, when it will eerie/in& meet int the &gruel% at butine3s. The Ilaarburgh Mail due yecterday arrived this norning. ft brings no intelligence of iroport.inee. There is not a word further with tespea to the atm. rioni out ragePmmitted on the ver3on of Sir C 3 uRG Ito &tarn 0, The Arabs in Egypt are said to have, made them selves masters of Cairo, and to have: joined the pets• The town of Pescara in Abbruzz , ), is, it is stated, to be ncestrirr; by two French Regiments, A Camp of s e,oao,F;ench 'l'roops is also soon to be formed neat Ritniiii ; anti the French General Illitstrissa is 9cciti ying the whole Coast of Tuscany, . YasrsttnAy, we. received Path Paiserr to. the •8 h ttlt. and Dutch . 767rNe-411 to the 3tst. rope is expeAcit to arrive at Patis on the 2d of December. "the Cor,;nation will therefore pro. tnibly not take place till late iu the ensuing month, time fir his Holiness to recover from the fatigues of his journex, and to mike some ne. cessarY arrangelmtnts with the French Clergv..--e MA I persons suppose, and not without proltabi. that the Successor of ST. Party will never ritUtil to Rome, but. will he himself luccieded by Cardinal Fagot, the m.tternal Uncle of BONAPARTE. A vacancy in the Papal Chair aan, it is evident, 1w very easily created by some friendly accident pi l d we doom not that the Port, who was to leave Rome on Saturday, had many melancholy forehod• ings with respell to his foture fate,: His Holiness i*to travel with much apparent splendor, but in reality a State Prisoner under an escort, as he is ; - antiOy stmctuicied by the troops .and creatures of VpNA?AstTs,. It appeitts that nJtwitlutanding the drgratied state of the Bitavi3n Government, it had the spirit to persist in refusing to give orders for an .Emb.ngo in the Dutch Ports, in compliance with the wishes of the Corsican Tyrant, confining itself to merely di. reeling a redoubled vigilance in the execution ufthe Prohibi►ory Laws. A second body of French Troops, of ab o u t zo j eoo men, are shortly expeCted •in the South of Italy. The Squadron under the command of Admiral Sir JOHN °ROE, consisting of the S.„vifllura, the Defnue, the Agamtprlotr, and the Ruby, of 74. guns each, sailed from Portsmouth for the purpose, it is surnamed, of cruizing off Cadiz. Yesterdity the Altborfre Crater sailed after them with Dispatches ; but as the Squadron sailed with a strong gale from the northeast, it is not probable that the Cutter will overtake them until they get off Cadiz. THE last American Papers, and also several pri. vate Letters which . we have received; avretent a War between Spain and Ametica as almost inevi. table ; but we are still inelined to adhere to the opinion we before expressed, that Spain .rill mately recede, and that hostilities will not take place. There is a very curios►s account of an in. tervicw bet meen the Spanish Minister to the United States, and Major jmucsoN, the Llitor of one of the American Papers, which the latter published and confirmed by his Affidavit. . We ate _sorry to find that an inklious disorder; has made its appearance in difrerent parts of America; its ravages, however, have nut hitherto been very great, and there is strong reason to hope that it will subside on'the approach of winter. I t i s wi t h th 4 deepest concein• we state, that the last accoultts from Gibraltar, which re,ich to the loth ult. in a great, degree, the re. 1) , -it of thero.o.l6o , .)Fy situation' of that GArtison, respettihg the cw)tag' loos malady by which it his bite!) , bee!) • The follovipink are among the vitiirns of this disortter. : General Barnett, Secoral hi Cortimanii, Jaara Palham Clinton', his A id. Cimii , ; Mr. P w nail, Stmekeeper, and all his ; Mrs tVootai, the &Lister- Attend/in.'s ,Wite., anti hi ; 111 rs. j •pizs;►q, an I twt► C intaran ; Nily,ent 1.t0%5,* list;airc, ; with a Most la. mentable Ste. ace. whose names the Gentleman who gave this act;tniht it, hot arquaimeci with. The diso«lerAiffers 'from, the Plague in one re. point ; it has generally been fryunti . that ButcherS, and Elton persons cortoe4Li.J wi t h an i ma l oils, haee s cliped the ravages of the hitter. Hence many of the S Adiery were resolved to staughter the cattle thrtnielveg, hot, in the very act,. six of tl4elo elropprA down lifriels• The KING of PitUiSIA, we Live reason to be. lieve from very gooki autlorily, h.is been :in offended with the condua of Ffance respeeking.Sir Genital Rttmocitn, that 'he has determined to permit no more French Troops to pass into the tiednrate of Hanover and the North of Germany. The. Fleet under t 1 t conon , ifirl of Admiral CORN wlacti Lined from Torbay on Friday morning last, All the Rost FAMIL,Y are in perfect health, except the 'Pk INettiS Sur NIA, Wlid, we arc sorry to state, is itidi , poseti with a cad. A gr.4ral 13,01 in honour of the birth-day, of 1116 PRINCKSi AUGUoTA will be given in the course of the present rnonthi by I-IEI IVlAistay, at Frog. EIS Royal Highness the Duct B of Sussox left Tmvn on Saturday, on trvisir to l'Heio, MAIEs. Ti c& at Windsor, for a few clays. The Earl anti Countess of DAttsavy lefr the Duke of Ileorono's ' sear, iynourn, crn Saturday, on a visit to the Martinis and LI irchionessof Ansa. Cott N, at their beautiful sea( ' Prinor e Sir Hatoty and Lady Fit. MiCal WILION ArtiVed a few days ago at their bcautiful place, Chelsea Park, for the whiter, from their seat in York. shire. We have received, thrrogh a private channel, some farther particularS tela , ;\ t• to the sei zure o f t h e British' Minister at I.l3nlittrgh. In that atrocious proceeding, General Fe. ea R. tt seems, was assisted by two other French Gen.:fah, -The ruffianly struments of the Cov-ican's perfidy left flattibtirgh on the preceding evening, and, in the disguise of peasants retnaiqed On the opposite side of the Elbe till the arrival of the Troops,. when they changed their dress, and repaired with about fifty of the soldiers ro the house of Sir Geoitos •RtniasoLo. On their way thither, they preised a watchman into the service, whom they compelled to an as their guide in the infamous incursion, On their arrival, as we have already stated, 'admittance being refused to them, they forced ' , pen the windows at doors, rushed into . Sir Geokce's bed-room, and hurried him away, without allusving him any other covering than his great coat. The armed banditti availed themselves of this opportunity of commit. tint; the greatest evesses, and they are stated to have carried away numer , us avicles of value from the house, Great hopes - are'' however entertain ed, that the principal objeft of the Enemy in tha commis4on of this unprecedented cutrage, has been frost ratedby the ha ')itual precaution of Sir Gant & who constantly kept papers of consetrenee in his bedroom; and as the armed tutlians chit not obtain iinmediate admission, it, is considered proba ble, that he availed hitnselt of 'the interval to de. stray every document of importance, which he might the more easily accomplish, as he had a fire in hlt,s toom at the time. NAP4L AEWS. nilkilMTl7, Nov. 3.—Arrived the ship Thoweb Capt. Gown Hut), laden with sugar, hides, and logwnod, frnm the Havannah, leaky ; has lost her foremast, and main.topmast, and received damage in her sails and rigging in a heavy gale of wind she encountered on the passage; sailed from the Havannah in company with the Elixalet4 and Lot. tory, two ships belonging to Liverpool; parted from them on the I lith'ult. in a gale of .wind; on the following day saw the Elisabeth with ber top_ masts gone. The Europe, horneward.bonnd East India Ship, was warped into harbour yesterday, to be examined, and her rudder repaired, preparatory to her sailing far the River. The Thunder'', of 7+ guns, went out of harbour yesterday, and anchored in Cawlend Bay, and re. trains with the Foudrojtnit, of So guns, Rear. Ad. riiral Sir T. GRAVRi u the Minotaur, Roar", Colossus, Cason:tux, Terrible, and Mon tevitre, of 74 guns each. Arrived this morning the John Bull hired Arm. ed Cutter, with Dispatches from Lord NELSON in the Mediterranean, whose Fleet she left all well, En the 14. th ult. ; the Dispatches were landed and forwarded to the Port-Admiral this morning. By a letter received on hoard Lord NELsoN's Fleet from Gibraltar, while the John Bull was in corn. pany, it appears that the rnaligmant disorder at Gi. brattar 1138 ttlarmingly increased, and a melancholy, detail of deaths are spoken nf; Luc as the names may not be altogether corred, they are for that reason not all recited here. The John Bull left England 4.9 days since, with Dispatches ftr Lord NttLioN, and during that rerind has not anchortd. Arrived the five Sovrt, CosvFN, from Barcelona, With wine; tl,o 4 ich with the Cowl above.nientioned, are tif+der stria Totrantine. Arrived the Chriiria/q, Loco, from Longsound; . iange Jai 110111 aultZie, with wheat; and Trrueller, Capt. VAYASUR, from-the Srreights, last from Gibraltar. PORTIMAITH, Nov..4.—The Squadron which sailed.yesterday On a secret Expedition, suppaiitd for the blork, , din t r of Cad z or Minorca, consisted of the following7Ships, viz. S'aviftrker, Admiral Sir jotiN OBOE', Captain MARE ROBINSON; be:frnft, Capt. Hogs; Agamemnon, Capt. HARVEY; Ruby, Captain RowLaY. Liar night the Cutter ilitharpe, Lieut. Scar'', Cummanler, sailed after them with, Dispatches ; but the wind, having r a 'trong gale from the north.eaat ever since veiterl,y morn ing, it is supposed the Cutter will not overtake them until their arrival off Cadiz. Sailed His Majesty's Ship Veteran, Capt. New , . MAN, and Adarntivt, Capt. Buk LT'lr, for .1 1e Downs; also the Mae Frigate, Capt. Scorr, on a Cruize. Arrived yesierktly ar the Morherbank, and put under quarantine, Ms Majesty's Frigates Ararcissms, Capt. DONPLLY, and Maidstorse, Capt. ELLtor, from the Mediterranean, with some ,Ships under convoy. Moo arrived Fps MAjeety'r Ship Atlas, from the North Sea Svadrun, and Beagle Sioo!) of War, f rom the Downs, with the Pretvoyqrste Stare ship, an d several other Vesicle, under, convoy ;* the ihntietta, FOR n, from Loudon; and Jong" Pieter, JACOB) from Arnitcrdirn. The Merlirerrincan fleet remain at Shithead, notwithstanding the wind is fair for proceeding down Channel. The Cleopatra Irrigate sails to .morrow for thii. fax. Last evening, in a strong gale, the Transport Navigator drove foul of the Transport Pitpts . nr, by which acccident the latter Shiphad-her bowspritand f)retop-gallant.mast'carried away. Arrived at the l‘ilntherbank the Prest/yr home, ward.bnund East India Ship, last from Plyrnouth. • The Maidstone has brought in ,a Spanish Ship. FALMOUTH, Nov. 2.—Arrived this day the Russian Ship Spruidwrtr, Capt. STEINS/O'Z, from London for Toted& ; and the Three Sisters, Curt. JONES ) from Gibraltar, which she left about the 40 , h ult. in company with a Fleet under ' Convoy of His Majesty's Ship Triumph, of 74. guns, Cwt. Sir ROBERT BAR LOW ) Which they parted from three days since.--In consequence of her not having a clear bill of health she was ordered immediately to proceed for Stangate Creek ; the Captain reports, that when be left Gibraltar the fever raged violently there—from 200 10 303 dying daily. Sailed His Majeity's _Ship Humber, of 16 gun., Capt. Fit LL, with the Flaxlry, hilt Thais, RosEvveLL, and Eliza, Lc.,vett., under convoy ; the Oiamouti (S,Rnit Sea Ship) MuNtto, for the S 'other n Whale Fishery ; the Swedish. Ship C4pr, WE RMAN, With fish for Npies ; and P r i nt , ve Wafts Packer, Tr Da, with twoiMails (the 26th and 231 ult.) for Lisbon, oe The,fertarnsbeird Packet arrired lam Lisboa dm 30:h utr. but brought no particular newt : tht Messenger which went out in her for Madrid was exprEled at Lisbon to return in the Trahirrithes, which Packet was safe arrived our. The capita of the Spanish Frigates was reported at Lisbon, but, generally disbelieved. The Amciland Packer, with Mails of the 30tb ult. for Lisbon, is expeaed to sail to-m•,rrow.. Donut, Nov. 4.—1 am sorry► to inform yO 4 His Welty's Sloop Adder is on shore near Dun# geness, and it is much feared will be totally lost, A Spanish Ship is also on shore near her. SHEERNESS, Nov. 2.--Came down from • thi River to the NOM the it/f/arqsr, Car. STENOS PirNTZ ; came into fiarbJur the dittoes and Alonzo Sloops. The Kitty Armed Ship continues tic Signal 411' for Convoy to the El he. Ship at this Port—the Zelllntl, St. Albans, Leda, Lawn], Imrnornlite, Unicorn Thisbe, Weskit rnaica, Arab, Autumn, Galgo, ant A lolizo; tit. Mr Armed Ship, and Furious aati Gun-;brik s: DEAL, Nov. 4.—Arrived the Cier/4.. 51(41:4 and Srar/iog Gun brig, frotn a Cruize-0ff,..C1431" anti the Minx, Flamfr, 7 igretr, -11lerrer, ;114 ter Gun_brigs, from a Cruiz4 off Ilattiqvi• Sailed tliVrevojarrit Store.dtip,, for the IVl e'4l" terranthin, . , , In the Downs—the IC16 . :13r4;11, UtreCttio..L"Par‘.4 1"!;e4,1141 'Antelope, Litiz.tible,. Co,tor, 4 . • I Cruiser. ; Soirbur, Prosp4ro, 41. 1 ( 1 ...,1 at u n r ( r 0 Bombs ; It ihem t Bold, ft1.11%,r Mazer, and Vetter, kiwi-brigs ; 'A.011:t1 licleoce bet re. . - II W NCI% 4.—Wr have expetiap d heav • • - ,; 14 soa gale (,t wt,t_ tire y‘sre.rdy marn n are ap i .reher,tipe a del ul• J.tiruttre has " been 6114 u l iwtthe Cast. A Br'4, bei tnglt.g Y antv",- 11 , loaled with wheat, 1.. su nk liOzely P al° Crew fortunately savul tbein3elves'hy taking t o 0 4 boat. The littyy, of Yarrn.wth, /NARA. i'litttl is arrived her t:- - m teith deals. Pat oE the Baltic Feet, consisting of upwards of It hutulte4 Sail, which were at anchor upon the coast, cut (0, 01 their cables. Captain FRANICON, of tile Ape Brigantines longing t lS.inderlatki, arrived this morning fr ill n 19 tiiss liusum, with the tiambu•gh and Br the etty's 1 from G-rman Legion. Captain Fadstgcrii,4llll4 tiusum last Friday : at that l ime there visa no and Passengers, and 127 Recruits for Packet there. He met the Diane, art sl/11)/ g •ing 4 0 Tito silm, of Whitbli THOhIA OAsT LE R. Mintiri from Dintzic to V r)e d'n, with tirntler, is on shore ro the'solatio" rd the Pier, sod it b fested•will he lost ; crew fa"a' The Olive, of Hull, A LLON SeAoe's, Misfer.' terr and the E X CIT gt THAAM B L Y , h Olll bound to this Port, in corning fur the /tabour, (n 1 the 2ti inst. in the evening, at uisit te ly got near the So ulh Pier, and are biuh wre4;ked shore Put of the cargo of the Olive sAvt Li. sea A large Ship, behinging to the Cot' VU ? t hit j) i s through these'lOads from the Baltic o n Ffi wrecked on the Ncwcome Sand ; cloy s.`v'j. .. . ---- DISTRIBUTION oF PKIZE-MONEY• cimer eMo tis To the (Misers an,l Crew of His M3jessy'),.--, A,016 • chcron , ter the, C 4 ' •of I F yr. ets Les -- 0 0 , ii, Urt, tIC reMil .>3 ,_ 1 Sot, bl4•;:ardi.,eoi/n.aitrrnifvtataittl'ic,:,vrktl,lol7,,t tylteu.s2s2o.lritVo‘,nig.W:rer G tit:: bu, 1-4yoloh, far three Vws.f;* . w ,, T o tl,l OttNers arid t rov or His Majes t y 's 4 Itioy IN yinpile, fot the C:Aptur4 of the Two lirottlerb, t,hr3:o'oll. 179 i, th eir proportions artsing frJui parr ul tilJ CAraore3t ?tC4ll.lCti to the Ciliptol4, oil TllttrVidy 11:.:(t, a No. 7,9',1 o r Mussel -street, Bloorasoury ;or durin4 tares Ye d 7 agate place. EAST poi l : ' it tl ed li far fl 1 ° tt ' i v t li s ailing !i I li I S : V g al)Cl a ill the r""e' 41411 f L ti l l fil i O ri l i. of:411 C . 1 it l i IT: cl: 1:1C11:1 #~1111.110........ . I(l 7 7:k ih° :a r t % r iV i h .: e it elt , flatr ii st) : C r a .:) l,t. C r C al a tl res'. e it - c :P il t r • Y i'tt ' lldrilligtqt°l‘ll'' 6Cl:::lfisiit' G A torge, Capt. Grible, f.,r iornb,y and Chr-e l . i fi evii ll I.,Pe4;av`ll4lY. C-Pt• Wordsworth, lot Lsciv4" a " WM" Downs De's' 2 arr 11".'inig.s, CApt . Laikins for Sr iieferw, bel l 0 110 and China—To sail to Gray s i t.l 'ir I Pc Wm a - ' • . - , l ' ne Capt . Sant Capt. fo r Coast and C hi11. .. 4 ,... ,1 , i c4 0 1 ' hole, Santlilands, and Williams, !New Ship Caig ,' , toict ittit ~4"`", 440 tiay ; New Strip, Capt. Id .towicit, Ala ‘..: 1 flo oll Caps. M •awell, for St. I lclroa and li.:ligJl ; Jim a ilPs j , - "'" - P t • ----, Cie:triton, Capt. Welt:101a, 1 6 , 1 " ~, t iles AtITILA G4ltiller, C4i)t, iir.citurd, anti Ceylon , t 4 1:„.1.4' IWon",:ini°drACll4.,ils'a.l-h-l'lll'u4s!tilWtuilhi,..lll;.llt4i,"•.;.;•*C4:liiiiri)ec t.42";ILII''-Ig in ID° Downs . 1- - an. 17. - ' . Now sliill 1 , Tile Earl Camden Capt.. --, tot ItorribaY • .., .. d -4---, fur Ceyluti and' NiJur.ts. ; Cast le 1.;,...ii, C, , i'1 . ,,, 0 ,1 .44 Bengal anti ilenrouien ; . New Snip, C.;tit (.- •4 , 4: 1 0 , 01 4,4! , Preston, Capt. Si uk rock. tor Cuait and 11:4s ; I' ' ~ lot , t . 'aPt• ----, anti to tiv reap Capt. 1 , 4 401= ". i i CitY `,l Helena nti Nlit.ita ; 'New 5i,,,,, (':41),L,. i 5,,,,. , ~,,dig London, Capt. [...mann, tut lioilib.ty —To .sii o 4. 4" iiril ° ' 140. IS i to De„ill tilt DuWits. Niar-4, 1..240 CIO. ~104 Tile cumlcrliind, Capt. t..irci. tv•-• ,t two" . ter- Coatis. Capt. Turin, Ganges,. Capt. Mt.tt.ti.:,..0040,4.i4. Capt. Lituv,n, L xetcr. Capt Nier. tun, and 1.14..P 4 - - , - ,i I s e; i 5 gr—...i, fur Lilltut ; Lutope, Capt. kieliwo• , 1 :: i kc o, 13i t. `.tiit. --.--, tUr Mattras—To *4ll to t;rav'' tic u, the novitts Aril I. jisl in; 0 . Lieut. 11ANclurr, The Con- , i•C °° at Li,, d, 'flume far roatutstug the } p t nr4s, t } Krefle• premented vvor tb tCE ~!•too o f hi, pilaiklry dot' itidgrneot the boat), of the ANtfleili, Coe 1)1111.' to o tn from antler be 11.1141 Ott 41C" I°"•—itle l'rerent does honolf tr,titnotir I'l,,frio% arace,