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London, England, 1808-10-19 00:00:00

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allitaTlT, ii PT.
Vest. rday. at 9 o'doek in the 1110 f ii tt arrivei
h•-re 11.. Nimjesty Emperor of thr French.—
•o • .'onoloamoodmot of the town, the Nhogistrstem,
a:. Urepubes of the Livery, the t:aiverooty, mood
the Clergy, met him •-ithotot the gates; the I're‘i-
dcnt ot the Semite : oodered him the keys of the
mate:, nt tn.t city, mood presented an Address, t!‘ •
preoosing the fidelity and attachment of the inhabi-
tants, to i.t !oritmono mod government.
The Emv: or laving pevamed the Address, sad

testified his satisfaction, entered the own so torse-
backs amidst the firing of gaols, ringing of bells,
and joyful acclamations of the inhabitants, and
alighted at the hotel prepa.ed fur his reception.—
Soon after the Emperor mounted his horse again,
to pay a visit to Ills Majesty the King of Saxony,
who arrived on the preceding day. !le afterwards
inspected the troops quartered in this town, and
then proceeded no horseback on the road to ‘Vei-
mar, to meet His imperial Majesty the Emperor
of Russia. About three o'clock in the afternoon
the two great Monarchs entered the town on horse-
back, attended by a great number of persons of the
first distinction, and escorted by two regiments of
foot and two regiments of horse. At night -the
whole town was illuminated.

At Weimar 300 wen the Imperial Russian
Gtianl* are expected.
Dix Majesty the King of Westphalia, his Impe-
rial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine, and
the Duke and Hereditary Prince of IVeitnar, have
arrived in this place.

!Ants, OCT. 3.
The day before yesterday arrived here the 7tith
regiment, on its march to Spain ; this is the last
regiment which is to proceed from the grand army
to that country.
On the 1.811 of last month arrived, in Grenoble,
eight very large witg4ons, loaded with the collection
of -antique stainer of the Villa Bur„i:se, purchased
by 11is Majesty the Einlicrar. They chiefly consist
of tho Gladiator, the .Ic/aUes, the Venus Vietriie.
and a vase of an uncommon size, and are destined
for the Museum Napoleon.
On the .2.3 th ult. arrived in Calais. an En4lish.
sloop, called the Margaret-Angie, Vl' Temple
master, of 43 tons, laden with sea-coal, of whirls
three French prisoners of war, who escaped from
Norman-Crow, rendered themselves masters, and
carried her to the above port.
IVitnin these last days, no intelligence of any
moment has been received from Spun. General
Lefebvre has arrived in Bayonne from that coun-
try, and is daily expected in this capital.

syuctu, a■PT. S.
According to authentic intelligence received
from Belgrade, an armistice was cow luded on the
l'ith of lust month, between the Turks and tier-
vians, for an indeterminate time, enacting, in sub-
stance, that before the 29th of this month, all the
batteries and redoubt, constructed by both ;armies,
shall he levelled with the ground ; the Turkish us
„ell us Serriair army shall evacuate Upper Bul-
gailu within II days at, latest, the former pro-
ceciling to Adrianople, the latter beyond the Alo-
rmiu, and a free and unmolested intercourse and
communication restored between the inhabitants of
both banks of the river.

This armistice was on the 18th ratified by the
Commanding General, of both armies.

HAMBUILIai, 'Err. 30.
His Majesty the King of Denmark has thrown
open the mitigation from Denmark, and the whole
western coast to Norway, to sill Danish ships. But
23 per cent. of the amount of the cargo mast be
&posited, which is furftited to the Kiug. in case
that the arrival of the fillip and cargo iu Norway
cannot be satisfactorily proved.