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I) . tia:nbuq)i MAILS. R soy xi) - - PRICE OF STOCKS, ' ?NIA DAY AY TWLL.VIIg O'CLOCK. COI)SDIS. .... 1' E S 11 N. £ol%kl 4,a1l 1$ rtICLItt ?ALSeld AtIDZAT? L 0 •N D fiATUNDAY, OCTQB R 10. 11301-• Minh'4l Co R NWALLI Ttybiy. According to the lit4t accounts from' Boulogne rio Vessels have ventured to appear ouiiide the' bar. boor. - , We haVe had no aceoun't of the arrival of the inthfiirizabk; but it is probable she has by this time reached Plymouth, unless, indeed, she has carried her Prizes to Gibraltar, as two of the Frigates wet; detached front Lord Net,sores Fleet. Orders have been .sent down to Portsmouth to allow the'SNnisli Officers to colue on share, and to go to any convenient Town, on their puede, but to be at full liberty ; the men also are not to be con.. • . sidered as Prisoners of .VV,ar, but only as detained persons, and to have the same allowances' of provi sions and other indulgencies as our own,peopte. - We lute ,never been. sanguine enough, to hope that, in the ev ent.of a Continental War; the KING of Pa t.t.;sl4 could he induced to depict from his Neutrality, or to adopt a system uf ...policy more consonant with his real ilignity, !het- pertnat.ent in. teresti Of his Kingdom, and the general indepen. of Europe.' Indeed, front the ,extraordinary preponderancy' of French influence in,the Councils of Berlin; we have been inclined to apprehend, that . if PrussLl. Were to I4ke any share irl.thCContest,.it would be as the Ally, and not as the,„&nemy of Pr,,nee. The AUSWer which fits PRUSitAN 'MAJESTY is stated . . to have given to the Letter addressed to tint by the . KING 01, Syvs narr, we are sorry to say, strong. ly confirms' our opinion. In this Answer, it is said, Iris PRUsS IYIAJE:StY dcci rt s, " Illa(le g 1 maintain whit alibis power the, system of : Neu. tralicy he has adopted, and that he- will pro.: 6 4 met the 'tranquillity of. the, North of- Germany ‘' if 'against all attempts to Oisturb it." His MA JISTY kis also:Jeclatea, " that he. could not permit Ei Sweoert to prepare -hostile Armaments in Pome.' " or . to : Make dernonstrations . against the ittenelt lrorces in the Elraorate (4 ; 1141)(/cr." This certainly is the most singular species of Netitralitrwe ever heard of; for' While he declares Ong Ire wilinot;sUffer hostile prep4rations in Pcme.. ravia, lb( "he purpose• of defence, there is no De. claiation that lie will resist nny a'icAck that may b 6 made by, Franey , ' 'upon that Province. :We -do not • , , vouch fir the accuracy of this Extra& from the kti , :c of Pi 115 . 5:1 Letter, but it is circulatea acid generally helieVed on the Continent,. • . The //amburgb Mail 'which we:eeceived this morning brings no further paiticulati respeding the intendid change in the Government of Adland : but our Private Letters concur in stating, that it. is hourly .expeCted to take place. The Moderate, Party, of which SCHIMMBLPeNNINCK is Considered as the Chief, will be placed at the Head of AfEtitsi The desertions 'from the Camp' at Zeist still con., tinue, notwithstanding all the preciitiiiiins 'that arc 'rhe Regiment DefralSti4 alone lost 80 men witl,in a few days. On the ad inst. the City of Bremen ..'Paid the firsi Instalment of the Contribution imposed by the French, atnouting to 100)009 rix.dollats, 'Pic re. at - finder is to be paid at the rate of sis,ooo'rix, doll ii 'every eight'days, tilL.the whole is• . eatisfied., Count.lNltr, whose at tacl . ,ment tolhis:Country, it well known, is appointed to a high situation in 10e Roi4,4n Mini6tiy.. We liaVe (he sttOrigTirilifon to t'elteve that an cmhargo has 44ittally been laid on at Rtitteittam. AtiortiEs. Thronbiogb Mud arrived at. eleven 4'clock this morning.. The following are - the most important articles of intelligence 'which - it-brings : kih.cu v., OCT. 6.—lt Can no longer be doubted that our Government will upriarlo important Changes, ,which, it is generally will con sist in the . appoin merit of the:Aftibitishil or s Sc it m et—t, F rim I Ncis to be President fear fife, with an tliority suitable to that Dignirri arid api , ,;red_by a .College .of GovernmFai coh%iotn . g,of.'givo bets, FIAMIttIRCII, OCT. 9.-.-ACCOnling tO that in4y he tit-trended upon, the Russian itileteirtint itip, .lately thitaincri at -Curcitirverr by - the +renal, hair been get t liberty by urder of theMArfibill of the Empire BERNADOITE. 411171*Z, 9C-r'. Z.—The Minister TittidrYtAirii .10101)4 10 p„iii ro.,try ; stria its Jilverial Miesty' i snkt LclLLl ituinediotely to leave ibis City an d s 4; out foi the Head.ci larters at Ponr.atk.Brigue, ilt3f Boulogne. VIENNA, SEP r. 29. The Swedish A mbassador, Baron ARNIEELT, il. l , it is under‘tood, been re. Letters ,from Italy mention the expe(led arrival of. a Corps of frotn'l2,ooo to 18,000 French, Troops - , • for the proreaion of the Coasts of the Italian Re. public. Another Corps of Troops will go to Piseada, a Neapolitan' Territory, and 3000 partly Infantry and partly Cavalry, arc -on their' march to Itiengthen the . French Line at Rimini. -ITA`LY, SE?' T. 24. —On the 28th, the Pope will set out on' his journey for Paris. -• ST. PUTEIisIiVRGH, the 21St the French Cborgi,..il'Aluiro, M. Ds 4ArtirCAL, left thit , City, -after having , had, the day before, a 'conference with the •Ministc( for Foreign - Affairs, .Prince C2AftToNysKI. Hie departure, has ken tilled by the latter to the DiplOmatic Body resident here, in' a circular Note.- The' French-•etnrlmercial Agent, LatssEPO, howete4 still continues here, ,CAt.mna, Stj r. z4,°-. 7 - 7 The Coon; De LILLE and Duke of ANGOULItMit arrived at'the Lie of Oeland from :Riga, and reached this City . on . the 25th in the morning. When they larded, they were received by the Governor, the Military Corps, the Consi►tory, and the Magistracy. His Royal Highness the DUKE of Sussed left town y es t e rday morning; on a vi s it to 0161 MA. JEsTIES at Weytitauth. Their Graces the. Duke and Duteheits of R ox _ together with' Mrs. BFACtiFigOlt, ,Nlr. BALI-1141)2o, and Mr. BAsTow, the King's . Titi. cover, arrived at Reddish's Hotel, St. James's. street, yesterday evening, from b.eurs. Mr. PITT, arrived yesterday at one o'clock from WcymooLb, in consequence pf an express sent for hitn, anti attended, Council. 'The Earl of CAMDEN gave yesterday a • Cabinet Dinner at his house In Arlitzton.street. The Earl of WssrtnEA:rn gave yesterday a Din. ner to a large party of Fashionables, at his new re. siaence, Clurlotte.street, Fit zroy.square. y es i erc l A y, a Court of Dire tors was held at the East India house, which adjourned at six o'clock till WeilnodAy next. The Royal Hurst (;nardi (Blues) will march from Canterbury in three diviaions, on Monday, Tues. day; and-Wedneialay next ; six troops for Royal duty at Windsor, one for Staines, and one for Elle ham.—This Regiment has bein brigaded with the Scots Greys, under the•conimand of Major. General STAveLVY. On the oetasion of their separating the Greys,iin Thursday, give them an elegant and farewell Dinner, at their Mcss.tootn at the 'King's Rirracks. Yesterday the following Brigade, .under the tom. r r s,ind niGeneittlAtt 'cunt BR 9, .were inipeded in Hyde Park, by' Lieuten . anr.Colonel JENKINI3ON :- The Prince Piederic's (late the St. Cle. tricot's), Major , . BI.:AK ; .the Loyal B r i ro n;, COlonel D A visor4 ;.,the Loyal British 'Artificers, Lieut. Col. 13u 1 ! TON ; and rite Loyal Knightsbridge. VOlunteerS, i Lieu,t. .COL WI Lsopr. They were on, the ground . soorr after two." At three an Aid.de. Camp arrivtd flour 'Oenetal the Earl of HARK NG., TUN, who Wag rri 'review them; stat i ng t h at hi s Lordship was busily engaged with His Royal High. ness the Commander in Chief i 'upon matters of im portance, so that it. was not in his, power to be in the Park as soon as he had expetied. The Brigade went through a ‘ few movements of wheeling and : forming in different modes. It was nearly half af, ter six, when the Brigadier General thought fit to call the Officera into the centre, and Order them to march their different Corps back again, without be.. ing reviewed. On Monday next' an excursion is to take place down the 'River, of several of the Rifle Companies, viz. the Doke of Cumbetland+s, the Artillery Corn. pany's Jagers, the Hackney, Gray's Inn, tit Sur. rey, 'and North litliColl4, and about six of the Lon. don Light 'infantry Companies, to Woolwich, in COmmodpre Luc As's Squadron : they are .ta be joined at ,that place. by the Gravesend Light Infao. try, and the whole are to pradise the duty of Rifle. men and, .Light :Infantry. , . . A m e d a l, givcn by Lieut. flrntmoirtat,rei,of the Gravesend Light Infantry,. was shut .for by• that Corps on, Snnoify ,last,'and wan by Mr. Gumfr. A. Garrison of two hundred trieo . was,. at the date of the last Letters from Holland,-hourly expeeted . to'arrive . 'at 'Cat wyck i fur thel+urpOse of enforcing some regulations. Neutral Vesiels io ballast'are still allowed to enter the Du . tch port: uninolested.' , , In addition ro the intelligence of 'the suppressi(Jo of the Leiden Gazette, which we announced two t .; ‘)/1 ago, we have to add, that The English ate. chant, a.' Pdper published at Schiedanr, has been also Suppressed -'b y -;the order of the Frcitch Com. insnder in Holland. • They were both published,' far the last time, on the 6th - of this inonth.''. A Letter froM an Oiler of the Leaprder, rine. of the Frigates etniiloyed to wtrieh the two Frerich Frigates at New York, stares, that that Frigate has intercepted, off New York, Letters from I)s_ ca Es, the Minister at Paris, to the,Ftench Minister at New directing him •.to`stup the allowance made to JOKOME ficiNAPARTE, and ,oldering him to be sent home by the first. Frigate that ttitielted on the Co4o:bUt by no means to permit his,Wife to embark with him—and another I..etter to jettormt himself, ordering him to return, an d. ass uring . of the Emperor's inflexible determinlititss never. to cowe s pin ce tbr obit:ie', and degrading ,alliance hi. lied firmed. These said, Are ka, to be the ve r y expres. siona of the,Letter to JuttsktE.- is tlisgusrtng to hearsnch a man, 10 borri t .anki so married, talking( f his Brusher degrading himself . .ll an alliance with a L a dy of beauty and virtue . , bf . -logging to 'one'tif Ate most rt , petLble Families " . :4 4 4eric a , - THE HAMBURG!! MAIL. MINTZ, SEPT. 26.—The Emperor has yesterday and this (1.1 inspthed the f unifications of this City. He has rode along the greater part of them, and yesterday, with a few attendants, was soinetimes on foot. As he rides very fast, and frequently changes horses, he itr often at a considerable dis. tance from his attendants, who are unable to follow The Emperor does not appear to be particularly fond of public - spectacles, or of exhibiting himself to the numerous crowds who follow him with 'theist acclamations: He courteously notice; every salu. tation, and the shouts of joy of the surrounding Multitudes but his ehari&er is serious and severe, and even it the Theatre he appears to attend to no. thing less than" the representation, His :Majesty, in itnswee to several Petitions from the . City of Cologne, his graciotOy signified that he will not cease Jo wend to it his high.protec. tion. Cologne will retain its tplc•amcmg the first Cities'of the Empire, and its• Mayor will, in con. sequence, he called to the corOnatiQn. SPPT. z9.—M. D'ARacao rettirned from Bee. /in the d.►y before yesterday, and immediately lad :In audience of the . Empefor and the Minister TAL. LUTRAND ; the day before a - Courier arrived from Vienna. M. D'AUBRIL will soon depart. It is now said that His Majesty ' will leave us next week : The Empress will go to . St. Cloud. The Eleftors, and all the Princes,.. Counts, and En. voys,' now here, will remain till, the departure of their Majesties; the Elelor Arch.ChaneellOr will go from hence to Itatisbort. This Noble' Prince is al•waya particularly distinguished by the Emperor. Ir is now resolved that 'Mentz shall . continue * Fortified City. • • The Ceretnonial observed here with respect the German Princes, for the' most part regulated according to the customs of the Court of Versailles. The Imperial table usually consists of eight Covers. The day .before yestentry the Envoy of 1!:e . EleetOr of Hesarp'M. Vote GArt.ino, had art audience; the Elettor himself, atWilittlrUsbad, being prevented from coming hither by illn ess . Couriers ate continually setting out for the Hague. The Austrian Imperial Envoy, Biron.Warsas. Otte', has arrived here from Frankfort. '' Twelve Lists have already been published of the..names of the Foreigners 'arrived here, who amount' to above eight hundred. They are filled with Prince 4 CouhtsiloYoys, and peisons employ.: ed on Public business: :in the Office forFnreiiri, Relations, PUR AND. MALTH iv, and six Envoys, are continually employed.with M. TALLEYRAND. ITALY, SEPT. 20.---Some accounts' -say that the Episcopal Palace at Corfti will 'be fitted up fur the reception of the KING of SARDINIA, who Ilex ; peaed there. . • The Sardinian Envoy at Napleq, Marinis Dt TREVIGN'PAICA; has been appointed by his Sove. reign Ambassador to the Court of - The number of French Troops in the I\Lapolitan Territory, who remain there vertquktly, amounts. now to tg,ooo men. According •to accounts from Rome, hopes'ari entertained. that a rod understanding htqween Ru - sits and the Papal See will soon be restored.' Some accounts say that the Pope; has been.attacked by an indisposition, and th.st the preparations'int• his reception on his journey to Paris, at !lologna. and Florence, have 4 in consequence' peen deferred, HAGU OCT. 2 - ....-Before our Gr;vernment comes to-any resolLithm relative to the_changes ,in it ir, qnireti by the Emperor of the French, we tvait?d the reruns of- the, French 'Ambassador, M. Dr Ss. :s.toavtit:rwlio was eirpeffed here charged with ;important proposals on t6is.,sobjea...kia has, now termed . from _Mentz, JiAv n ing,. arrived with his Spn titc day,before yesterday, l and in the COutle. of the present., - week important,CyCnts trill probably take • place. The Ambassador, Sclatmust,ps4..• .Nritcti - , likewise arrived tea-day from his country seat near Deventea. Gen, MASMJNT is also , 'Peeted here from Zeyst. STocisHoLm, Smr. 25.—A division of the Re.. 7 gimerst of TON Kr° r r NG will proceed to Calmar to receive-there the Count DE LJLI.r. N;ithin:eertain . Is known with respell -to the re.- • turn of their Swedish . I%fieittes. It is said 'the King will wait at Stralsund. thefarther elucidation of the present political circumstances, as also,the return of a CoUrier dispatched to St-Petersburgh, and - the *Arrival of two Regiments of Infantry frau\ Calmar and CrtMberg. 'Some Regiments of Cava)... r y have :likewise received • orders to embark. for 'Pomerania ; and the reinforcements in the whole will amount ,to 3000 men. The f,mous KOTZt.III7 It nits marled a Mrs. Vo . kr KARssim, formerly VON- KR.VSEIISTiIiti • Shc his third wife. NIIY4L • • HARWICH, OCT• t9.--Yeste:day morning the Unit . , Smack sailed for Gottenburgh with twq Mails, Mr. MILL!, one of the King's-Mettengerq and a Russian Messenger, both charged with. Pis. patches. The. Prince of Watt Packet, Capt. ANTHONY DEANE, arrived last, night : after. Post from HilSeftlo With the liarnburgh aild Bremen Nlthils, and a Mes. senget from Hanibitrgh. - The' Diatia,'SfeTlMat, and Au:Wald, BainGa sailed at the tame timer. With the other _Mails. that are Slue, but they ire not yet in sight. The Argus Revenue Cutter arrived from 3 Cruize, and the Borer Gun-vessel from her station. The Prima.. of 'rale; Packet. will proceed f at Husum with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mills as moon as the Packet can be got ready. • ••SiiiIEP.NESS, OCT. r 9.:• -Arrived Yesterday the rent; of 74. guns, Capt. P. IVlALcomit, from the Downs, late from the Mediterranean, and lout Transports on. their way to the:Downs,, Came into Harbour the Eaunta Sloop, CVO' NrSA.vAce./ • • !lived - this day the "Leda, Capt. flonaitiAll' front the Downs. , • Came down from Chatham the Ronle,r, lusti n g been in Dock there and re.fittedt ;. and the illeattvirb Ter,der, Lieut. Cox, from the River`,/with impressed Men and Volunteers for the Mos' Sailed the. Standard; 64. of gunt r for the River , to be repaired ; , and four Transports. for the'Dow 11 5 * , • Detachment of the Royal Marines, from . Chal:' him is on board of . one of the receiving S hi p s at tlif Note, awaiting the •.arrival . of the Ifiedortatt foal the. River, in whiCh Ship the D etac hment is olde r.. ) tt'f , to ern Net—. I . •-• Shis at -sh:s rort--Zeaiand, Ruby, Voulncy, .Et_haliont p Unicorn Thisb e, ' Ceres, larnarc : , Gaigu, Boners: ItrociersCh a p , SiXiitip 'Reindeer, wict_ Woo{ t cutler. • Lech , . DEAL, OCT. i 9.--Atrivia His Majesty's Sloop IV,sp Win the Westward, antilimains. . §Atled the Protetirets filial .11 ; and the Alliamce from the• Bay of Hondaraa, for. the Rivet n ' • In the Downs—Metz—Metzof 'Wan Armed Defence Ships Transpurts, befute. • . Sailed the Whithy and the hrdtfal;slhlocolpero Armed Transports for Ma gate Roads. Arrived the Retrey„QuitroN, a nd the R;10 Packer, Wis,iTs, ttnder.ronvoy, from Lisbon! are sailed for the River. The fro r,f the Convo 0 y ? 2 4: sail, have p arted f0r..14V4p9 thi 4 &c..—Arrivrkt the Sir Andir.zu Ali:chill, and Perseus, Armed Ship, from a Cruize. • .. . POOLE, OCT. 19•-""The Neloo CUMMINS Oak ter, and withro.hacthceo.rmipaer;:laiycio.iowmAtiiLis mroarstteffo,Awit:rliteig: are Put kack.apin, havi4 sprong leaks in a ost bea on qq.POll bind ; in which plc the :Veil) l ilmn,overboard. rtymourri, Oct . , IS. —,Arrived the Dio ig ° Ship Neptursur, Cir. C. T roi rso N, from Pc lona, with wide at.d cork ; put in for order!. Cpu" PORTSMOUTH, . OCT. 19.--_Arrived : ro e r : o . f War, from the Down , ; Co , 6 f rN : ta , l : 4 l 4 . , gifo, and d ie sjiph }frig of W ar, fom iCtinxe ; 4 30 - the jaw and Thomas, G o DON, 'from W 4gcr- , 7: ,, ti!s the Spanish Frigate the Faoth , fot .' Sher v i i n M n t g c a ) j i t A l i ' i l l e) i crw t .11 !::: r o d r ' e ' o nli e 4 ; : S iihe td is p 0 tponed M4ny Oificeia , at" - are on shore, and perniii'l wear their side:artns, &c. the " 4 ri" f The Mediterranean Convoy will bail wind after tomorrow. ~..virei, t ttriltAcr or ANOTHER LE TT"' 1 0: et.); t4umilstun.hivietbSocP9inpituicp: i)tAlsieeds:ciptuo.,(;:iniwowydeiliircneti icgi:le,inif,woCliiite eta played, and Yegged that he would accOmpany 1.0'; with' the Squadron, without uPPUsition, in" ) . s I.E,tin:B)rryilhiiio:iitiSiticPi:mvplinrptilits'itiolit.;An'.d.tim,a'gnirdeatltattlewoon.alyhane‘.o:::4;iiiinise atvocerojrilosni,lttot,', The brdefit;gahir then fired 4.gon large 0 I ) iirt SN' hire trig bUt they all instantly rhade-sail. 'il l( :,r; drop' purstied, 'and - after several hours runnioy, og'ii, three'althini struck, and one blew up, 0 1 , 1 'lore incur CO say, that. every man perished. ' l. n c ,Y ve ry' about -- r,909,0d0 on board.: Tl,e Fama;l:°3 s oi nice' ih'ittered, :110f • had twelv e men k i tl ica fiirty.itnien•woundid,i ;and the Live& 113( ;, 1 ; V ,,:s pre killed and in% .iSiaursded . ', Thentbet liv" F i ;„r in ordered' to this ''port.. Ca lain 1-1,040,0 `"13.004 Lo , r,dtin lair night.' .Thefrisonirs ate pat 4)i) (he Prison Ships' In the baCbnur. 4 _ of f' Csa% 1 % Yn the `approiFti*of die' Scitioar o ." ° •• Pilot - • -040 . • j , 'mil Lugg , :rs carne out, it is trypos! 0 not r( 7 to •conduct the Ships into returned on heating a gini fired. It is c oed 11° port ; but thetTilsined tik tEe -01ficeri,- -that the Sp-aniards suiP_ food tis inlen;juill of oat Slit ys. • The Sp muirli Shiro