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• iug for the War Office, will be joined with this last by,a beautiful colonnade. " Several German Papers pretend that the fare of the countries bet►veen the Maese an the I 1 oselie . and the Ithine i is "ileeitted, and that they are to be long- to Prussia ; bat We are here. of opinion that it will be decided at the Congress ; anti that it will give rise to a great discussion, if it be true, as is asserted, that England bas 6;ther views respect ing the disposal of those Provinces. The Prince . Sovereign receives the most lively tokens of joy and affection in his tour through these prOvinces ; all the towns and villages are 'adorned with triumphal Arches, &c. ; wherever his Royal Highness passes, the people receive him with the loudest acclamations. ROTTERDAM, SEPT. 28.--The Chamber of Commerce has made known, that the English Government has given permission to Dutch ships to sail to Java, and trade there with articles of every description ; taking care to be furnished with the necessary documents from the Govern ' ment of the United Netherlands, countersigned by the Consul of Great Britain, the port from which the vessels sail. • English troops; of all arms, continue to arrive at Ostend. lte Hanoverians increase front day to day, and the organization of our National Army is prosecuted with unabated. activity. We expect in a few days a Decree of the Prince Sovereign respecting the French who intend to remain in this country. HAGUE, SEPT. 29.—1 t is expected that the ex ., pedition to Java sail in the course of this year, and that the Baron Capelen, the Secretary of State, is named Governor-General of that Colony. OLDENZAAL, SEPT. 17.—Troops arc continual ly passing through this place and the neighbour hood, all going to Brabant;—To-day WC expect a great many French prisoners from Russia. For some days many Dutch, Flemish, and French pri soners have passed 'through. Some came !corn Tambow. and .some even from Saratow and As trakan, and the Caspian Sea. The Officers say, that during the next three mouths many more will arrive. I'RANKFORT /lAD BRUSSELS PAPERS. GiTENT, SEPT. 29.—We hear that the garrison 111 Antwerp, consisting of 8000 men, is to be r&. r iered by Dutch troops. These 8000 men will pass through this city to repair to their new des tination, which is not yet known. The Prince Sovereign having during his visit to this city pro mised to allow• Mr. l Pailinek, the famous historical painter, to paint his portrait, that artist is gone to Brussels to begin a work which it'e so much desire to see finished. • . DECREE " We William, by 1112 Gi:ace of God, Prince of Orange and Na3san, Prince Sovereign of the United Netherlands, Btc.--, " Considering, that in consequence of the in corporation of -Belgium with France, many per sons born in France have obtained in' these pro vinces employments,' which they still continue to exercise, and to which, according to the princi ples Of sound policy, the Belgia►3s have a pre ferable right ; " Considering that there may, however, be par ticular reasons which might induce us to grant to some of these persons : the same political rights as are enjoyed by the Belgians, desiring to fix the formalities to be observed . by those who desire this fAvour ; On the Report of our Connissjoner-General of Justice, and with the advice of our Privy Coun- cils, have decreed and decree : " I. The French who shall have received let ters of naturalization,.shall in future be equally eligible to public employments as the Belgians. " 2. The French who fill at present public offices, shall cease to hold - theM, unless they ob,- tain letters of naturalization within two months after the date of this Decree. " 3. All those who shall not have asked of us letters of naturalization before the 10th day of October next, shall considered as having ipso facto ceased the exercise of their functions. 4. The letters of naturalization shall be grant. ed only •on the report of our Commissioner-Gene rill of Justice, or the morality of the applicants, and the connections, more or less intimate, they may have contracted in Belgium. t' Brussels, Sept. 22. • " WILLIAM." STETTIN, SEPT. 6.—On the 3d instant, during a storm, the sea' rose to an extraordinary height at SWinnemunde ; the str=eets were overflowed; the ships at anchor were much damaged nine were driven on shore, and some were wrecked. Nothing is known-of 17 others-, which cut their cables, and put to sea. CASSEL, SEPT. 24.—The Elector and Electoral Prince departed this morning for Vienna.—(Jour -01 de Frankfort, 'Sept. 27.) FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 26.—The Prince and I.rincess of Rohan, and the Princess of Schwart acnherg, are'al•rived here from: Paris. VI F.N,NA, SEPT. 20.—Their Majesties the King of Prussia and the Emp s eror of Russi?t are expect ed h ere next Sunday, the 25th instant. Jerome Buonaparte has taken a fine house at. !Trieste, f o r Is. months, and 'paid 3000 florins be forehand for three months. It is said that the Italian regiments are t o g i ve part of their men to German regiments, and vice Versus ritENCII 13.kPERS. [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] GENEVA, Sim 20.—Yesterday all the inhahi r tanrs of this city were in *the gireatest aOation, expecting the official confirmation of .0 1 1 e news that. Geneva ma's to be recognized as a Swis,t Can ton.. The Council had dispatched ,an expreS's to. Lappet, in order to obtain, the earliest intelligence from Zurich. When the dispatches were receiv ed the Council quitted . the Town House in a body, preceded by a band of music, and by detachments of National Guards and Swiss troops; The procession moved through the principal streets of the city, and stopped in the principal squares, where the Secretary with a loud voice read the Letter of the Diet, by which Geneva was declared to form a new Canton of Switzerland. An order was issued for -- shutting all the shops, and At three o'clock 101 pieces of cannon were fired. At four o'clock there was a solemn thanksgiving in all the churches. .VIENNA, SEPT, 20.—An .Imperial patent has jnst been published, which commences as follows : " By an Edict of the 23(1 July last, we announc ed that the Oath of Fidelity would :portly be taken In those Provinces known While in the possession of the French by the name of the Illyrian Pro- , viuces, and which have been re-united to our empire by the issue of the late glorious war ; we have fixed upon the 4th of October as the day on which those Oaths of Fidelity are to be taken, and we have in consequence named our dear and faith ful cousin, Count Saurau Privy Councillor, Cham berlain, &c. &c. as Commissioner Plenipotentiary to receive the Oaths of Fidelity from the inhabi - - tants of those provinces.—The Oath to be taken is as follows tt We promise and swear to Almighty God fur ourselves, and by virtue of the powers which have been confided to us by those wisvns we represent, to be faithful and obedient to his Majesty Frabcis I. by the grace of God, Emperor of Ans ia, King of Jerusalem, Hungary, Bohemia, Dalmatia, Cro atia, Selavonia, Gallicia, and Lodotueria;'.Archduke of Aus tria, Duke of Lorrain, of Wortzburgh, and of Franconia, Prince of Transylvania, Margrave of Moravia, Duke of Styria and Carinthia, of tipper and Lower Count of Haps burgh, &c. &c. our Sovereign Prince, and Lis legetimate suc cessors, &c. &e." NEUFCHATEL, SEPT. 20.--Yesterday the dis charge of 101 pieces ofartillery announced to the people of this country their re-union to the lid vetic Body, 'as a Swiss Canton ; an event so much desired, as it has insured the independance of the State, though it was under the dominion of a Mo . - tiara who was rather a Protector than a Guyer- nor. BASIL, SErt.'23.—Great confuSion reigns in the Canton of TesSin. The Members of the Provi sional Government, whom the Swiss Catumis sioner-General had caused to be arrested, have been set at liberty by main force. Since the flight of this Commissioner, and of the Mem bers of the little .Council, a Provisional,Govern ment has - been established in the Canton." There have been serious disturbances in the Canton of St. Gall. -- • PARIS, OM 1.-Letters from Venice state, that on the Gth SeptcrnbFr, two ship's, The Mount St. Bernard, and the Castiglione, were accidentally burnt ; • the damage is estimated at three millions. Monsieur arrived on the 26th ult. at MOntle mart, on the,27th at Avignon, w 4 here he stopped On the 28th. He slept on the 29th at Aix. The n t ext day about noon he entered Marseilles in the Midst of the universal acclamations of the in habitants of that great city. The works at Versailles are carrying on with such rapidity that the inhabitants flatter them selves with the hope of seeing the Court there soon.; they are beautifying their houses on the ,occasion. The Princess. of Wales is expected on the 24th., at Lausanne. On the 15th September, his Imperial Highness the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Ferdinand 111. arriv ed at Bologna. He was saluted with 101 pieces of cannon. He set out on the same day for Florence, into which he was to make his public entry on the 16th. On the night between the 4th and sth Septem bci• there was a dreadful hurricane at Ancona ; all the vessels in the port were deStroyed, and the adjacent country sustained Considerable damage ; 40 dead bodies were found in the port, exclusive of those which were thrown upon the coast. The German *Journals pretend that Franconia will be united to Bavaria, but will nev,ertheless form a separate kingdom, with its own Constitu tion, but nutter the Sovereignty of the King of Bavaria. ' That Monarch will then take the title of King of Bavaria and Franconia. The King of Wurtemberg, according to the same Papers, will take the title of King Of Suabia. CORFU, AUG. ExcellenCy Lieutenant- General Campbell, the Commissioner of his Bri tannic Majesty and the Allied Powers at Corfu, having been informed that the plague had broken' out in Epirus and. Actirnania, has ordered the FrilE SITN. So I:EM Cni IS III( F:RE FA (AVM AU nk:AT ? LONDON, TUESIMY, OCTOBER 4, 1814 We have received this morning French Papers to the 2d 'inst. Geneva and Neufchatel have been formally recognized as Swiss Cantons ; in St. Gall and Tessin there have• been serious tumults. An Imperial Patent has been issued by the Aus trian Cabinet, fixing the 4th of Oct. (this day) for the Oaths of Fidelity to be taken by the Illyrian Pro vinces re-united to the Empire. It is chiefly remarks able for the title of King of Gulticia, therein retain ed by the Emperor FRANCIS, froM which, if any political inference is to be drawn, it must be that Austria is unwilling to consent to the re-esta blishment of the Kingdom of P9land, of which Gallicia forms so essential a part. Among the most interesting reports which emanate from the German Journals, is one, that Franconia, - which is also included in the above titleof the Austrian Monarch, :is, nevertheless, about to be united with Bavaria, under a separate Constitution ; and that the King will be styled King of Bavaria and Feanconin. The King of Wirtemberg too, will, it is said, take the, name of King of Suabia. We lament to observe, that the plague has • broken out in anci.ent Greece. A Hamburgh Mail and Brussels and Frankfort Papers furnish us with a variety of Continental intelligence, though unmarked by the communi cation of any very prominent facts. In the North of Europe affairs appear to be gradually lapsing into a state of harmony between Eng land and Denmark, Sweden and Norway. There is not the slightest . apprehension that the tran quillity of these parts shall be again disturbed.— 'The Duke of CAMBRIDGE has arrived at Ham burgh, and met the reception due to a Prince of the House of Britain. The prevalence of easterly winds prevents our receiving any further news - across the Atlantic ; we trust, however, tb have a mass of good accounts 'when the weather does permit them to reach us. Among the losses .sustained by the Enemy at Washington (which amounted in .all' to an mense sum), private letters enumerate the Navy Yard, in most complete . order,- - and filled with all kinds of naval stores ; — Store• houses well-built, awl intended to have beeasfire proof, which, with the Yard, cost the American Government not less than one million sterling ; immense quantities of all sorts of timber, oak plank,.masts, &c.Sce. ;, of live oak :and cedar; suf ficient to' build six sail of men of war ; and in one single warehouse sheet copper of different thick nesses,. which tvas !Wk . (' in England, and bad been ~G 1 )ur chi:•.,ed''hy'tiie'A. ~ -vv. min till' ~ a seo s , t the P'Te'sent ar *or . 1 11:300',000/.i Or c' . " .a rs , s . cal iii`erica'n''6o' 're'rn . . ' Id sufficient to 'supply 'b_ t t eas : t a seven l e.- ..sice ll hemp and cordage aISO hygiCat abanclOcei's rt' it n her q as uis li it it e c s h ;or t' fi ''r n ' iSl o i i i i l i s g '' 'si a. lP i : L . 'S ' C a l n6d S e aal: 1)-- t 4114 1:1t; the .only founder'y in t h e 'United crat es ' ;t, ,I. 9 , eat niunliers of cannon, anchors, c ' rea6' fee t th i e le se G p e o n r e t l i )- e a t i l ' l t' a r r c3 : ll W•e ‘ i• l e ui n s i e in i t: l t s t i: ly ecati:cielf:.:l3e'd'ali:ll: its s ro e e r io e i s t s i t i ::r i i ' , ;:s r l, l i i l l t r e l e gi c g les i loss of i t ' xr il :i t ' ;:r l . ll ll .la t ( e r e i ') e ° t ti l l ,il i ,e e t t l il i p '\ , i s r i l e. . : asr e , r ie l i : ci i ii e iti.c i ii ir i o l i. l , 6 i it ( oo lals : ! vernment lie esti m a tesilltO,;e'tlici at 4 tiJi s best l o a r c l e )3a l seas i: I ‘ l ‘ ll , cuLaerdeFaoSich.aie;:lieli'd:ed ‘ i( r ) C a :s i l l a r s v o .t :: : : : ::': 4 l4° l f stschool• for practical - instruction4ll., it'd( . • to f fs h Yard. We'have dot heard that this att(4l°•-•bot11:° s been nott,glit, and brought to i"s f ' ce i- , s i. occupation's •ttul,:ulieeltOeloleinstiioli ; : e ll , P hoe n ix be ea s y for Washington to r i s e 1i i'iir building States. I t l a s s l . l l ) t i c a s , ; ‘ l , : i b l a c:e ti i i i e e r 3 o c i i h t. ;: e : c c sit , e: ( ll , l o lli i i' y cli • r f ee r t, :i ; c l:: i :l , t n rci el Y ill t •e i e l • e eii f t ri l g ia a r t b es ot " er l s ii ; ci a l American Navy ! ..- Every day brings fresh intelligelle6 c " I P lr? • s c de o f: n : i b u nl i e e t ) ic t i i e o at i , : ffa i o.. n ni: S i i i i i i i ii . :: st b il :::l r i di t i : e tio C ri a :::::::: pedura,. and Valencia, arc now c nufe sc sre ci 4 o martial visitation has been a ppoi ateft i 0 1' te ep , ~' tart' law, as t L i r lt ve C sc a e d l i i z e : - isf.tr!lesodritsec:l:°te:"-.. b , e t c aft l P ; thing esi Q i ; 1 1 id ° i e l ac e e b s e , l ! i ll o o f that i i t -I ' h t e h eursleioplreovo:l;c7::: ttligebit/IFI'l country will shortly be enveloped ill tile 114 civil discord. consequencethewithin fulsome uR o l f t A ‘ N adulation rated:tij t n ;t e a l t iL less " . to the Pavillion, and promised a s e° , c dte r , fi v charge be true or false -but can Oa ° I . 19 4 7'it tee nolepittziliteirnt:liianntgt(teoßseistrieliti,cgtliftileerilttvioccolarb,s),:,,j.:_teet:3l..,o,llol:lo,:si,tioiltici.olitiefilititiolt; lr connunn sense and the sli,dttest s•.r•tj.eitilt''''' faction, to he in the least -conne-et( " ,'4(' statements a t • ril t.:::c if :t: e ? e ( l t r : l ey t t P o s ':) ;: : : ti ß c s t e i• lf t: r l l i t e j i ll i t :t i t-i t e o Cr r ' e, othrlke a are not gl;:licta• :c c i t : 1 : 1) : ti:I i i : c l i.°14 : t i t ,.ti t . . , a n d u ieto p iy t ;el.„B,l)(ltisrt ,Itn tb%,'e,eisl‘)lt,leterlititee:lt'itihroenoestt(l.l"illelsl':t'l Ili; i, ;elt as Baltimore. The i,,fortnati"”br.4. , ;1!‘ dutiful Sio.vyEzt by the C:harybdis, ~ 4 0 55!`„ 0 ). guns, Who derived it from a 51)9",",, tsi'V had spoken with off the hanks(); N''',111,0.1'.:,1, , The Gotterti)inea 31.00 has bronoll•st te" when the Exchange Was 1 1:1(l• -.Nice' o, d frc,::, Op l o 3y rt( t ) h t e o Lthiseb(isl‘tiii‘,lattilli riii.e:oree 1‘;-•,-eti4r"` the '', po t ' Expedition nlBlt.tllt : l7icoeit.tillll i :;se:ir f s(n o )tlc i c)ii i ict ie hritei i i t t ia tl .l: r .i p tli o : purpose ttrcle)1:31";;:::-Ifit4: . li'l; i :r4:05:t : of Lettersßa t:tvia . Ar t r xtr s e t r e p r a f ; ( i t y r t a h f e e t x i > 3. A ( l i l s R . Lts. milw , , s, ft , C: 1 1 1 ,( c ) " „ ii i 0 : received yesterday fr o" % Oi l ' tion, that the British Commissioner- poi , interview with Dart BATtivas•Y 31)-(1 1 • 13`)'(11 ' if 3 ai l" , ~i. bit ~ a;tltolutriTel Yesterday e,l;klttiv Foreignt L lte o(r) l dffi V s a ci r en;,, D , (. pa rt (ne tt it 5 .45' had a-long interview street. „td 11° 1;1 1 The Duke of Y 1 4 til War Office. oti ' •e 0 1 ' Ili, OTI,K. an( , Isa t o, i j ja C st o An t ( t ei n sili t lit. e l:y s te s ern ( expected at Lord KlNcisTo?..l'S‘r ' ll t sl,) 0 0 111 , I Ti, ''' 'T ri ° ' i , Princes -street, latter end of this week, for pheas3ll4,oo°l,o'' Yesterday the AUSTRIAN .I."'-illeir,11101( street, 'Use SPANISH AMBA,;sADOR er itertl4 • ilf i ho SC 111 IP 6' l II iiiitil,:ivi)yipEilit..lico,er:rst_ ss ,ii a )t t ite • s r , i t • . t ee l - ' l,l l i l tfilitt. ' : i i vii , esi l: o:t t if.,oi l itt,i , el t v ii ij i 0 1 e , with. We observe that it is Arth (V ' the Calton-Hi l l, which is intende d I° f. i# i a t l ' Lord Mr.LvILLE'S Montnociit. or 5 r t he' , r i.) o( / t o tie A Gentleman in the iteigh°°l'ictter feittlit town, a few days since, l'eceiC(l.4lo, ti' l ! e j 1 4 : :f friend, n t officer,icatitvt.ertotC)lilyfflii'esttt.:Blii.xlitilt.eee•jEy(all'El;t e cerrsto l it ' states that he had just seen 3 : nd s ., sc Di§ l) ,e , .BooNAPAaTE, whose ,expressl('•ovs i s V er t" sent situation ; but he at the sa"',l o ot 01 i ti lj .,o that his woe-worn countenanrie ' l'` o f • al 11' 1 . ' 0 104 Y correspond with that tranquillitY io.conC 60' I{ he professed to feel. 1-lotvcver Es, 0 1'3 ) 00 1 0 : of the report of the London 1-10.',' 4,00;11,04 man asserts, that BuosArAorE ' r io• AO' d i t Elba, has rendered him verY,P.,°,7P;lri) - 1 t 0. 4.1 natives of the island.-- (Lezte . 1. a r p retis e ," 6, art,, In o ro te n The Royal Arms of ilaY,1'101510?" or S. Edicts and Proclamations of ' di ~ ,o(100 E'l y i g°0 1 # porters. Motto, " God, ?AY ea : ll : s oca ` c ,„) „I:es : fit V , encl . 0 nl y • •• •- e oc, r oc v lowing words, " I rise agaill.fr°, 050) th e t , 1 ,0 0 these 1 1 P:oe.amations be does li o ` ... by , , . , ~ ilt.;01, o f ta 1 of Ern • pet or, but • thus--- • ' 1,00 Jill( ().1' God , and the Constitutional • q tl st ll e Kit • • • a•f ' ' c'intilii-et,woaLpions ratopant I.,e,tvid.til of p Kin" ot HAYTI.„ &C. &C. " re ar ) . r ot 0 ol'i Ttvo f(tretgs in France bave e . l i e to , „ L iar' ) ,1 , rnno injury from fire : the 00 c l oo tiith r ' be ` tv e ll ' e tlg ' tinned I :. e , l n i e o a r r tiTh):.l.•eile,r4sris,,:‘,;heatiied ttih,e,e:it,;:!:srs:ll::itia°ll4 Martiliacomt far from Board: 001 wage was much less (t.be fire ble m. • three hours), hut .till eOnsilßr! • .-' Bo" -streeicelatl‘.ceivfl(:lll'rvit)itv,lt'i,°i'llitckTib)'''.:e:ll:sFtis,i.e.rici;i'lilleolt.:l,sl.'.f‘.osilleirtjoi4l'2::sl),T::..ll Y:il Istrictest tnias'nres to be hdopt (Alto guar I a, aiast 1 that dreadftri'calaMity. BERLIN, SEPT..6:-."---The king is expected to reach lireslaw on the I.9th. He will stay there one day, and then set, out for Brnnn, where he ivill meet the Emperor of Rusia. AUGSBURGII, SEPT. 23.--Tiiere has been foUnd in the circle of Salzach, a considerable band of thieves, composed of deserters and other vaga bonds. High rewards have been offered for their apprehension. We are infOrined, that the Preliminary Confer ence among the Plenipotentiaries asSelubled at Vienna have already commenced. . . MADRID, SEPT. 20.—His Majesty liar ordered the different bands of malefactors who are scat tered about the kingdom to be pursued with the -greatest vigour. Corps have been stationed in the. different Provinces, and has addressed long letters of instruction to the different Captains- General. These bands are for the most part form ed of (*sellers. The Journal de Paris has accused us of having giVen unfounded news from ,Germany ; never,' theless it almost alWays repeats it—changing .the date,, and disguising a little the eireamstances; but nobody is deeeivetL Yesterday it returned to the 'same accusation, because it finds an iliary in England.—(Gazette de France) vr,Excu FUNDS. 5 per Cents 73 f. 40 c —Actions of the Bank, 1102 f. 50 c. Heal. MAILS. Anuiven-1 France, 1 Holland, 1 Hamburgb. fur'-1 Lis ... bon; 1 Guernsey and Jersey, 7Da lin, 3 Waterford. PRICE OF STC(: • THIS HAY AT Twer.Vc n'ci;ncri. Bank Stock, shut ' flank L. Ann. shut 3 per Cent. Red. shut ' • lndia Stroch, ' • ~ 3 per Cent. Cons. 454a1 1 if lndia Bonds, Bs. Ps. pr. 4 per Cent. Cons. shut Excheq. Bills, 4s. dis. par 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 95i PG I Onuaialn, 2ga dis. . W , iii I Consols far Account,. (;51 f .; - Stoeh-Broker, No. 2; errroliill, No:1 8, Coventry-Street. E. Errox, :,11(1 'HIGH WATER Nl' I.()NDON BRIDGE TO-NIOII.IZOW. Niorning, 57 minutes after 5. I Evening., 9.2 tnimites after 6. t l tt iir 4 4e _ as(t Io