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FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

•••••••• •
PACs, OCT. 24.
Several new financial measures are spoken of ;
mailing certain is, however, known.
At Malaga the mortality diminishes ; but at Ve-
lez Malag,a, it is increasing.
As all our hotels and lodging-houses are not suf-
ficient to contain all strangers arriving here, the
different municipalities have ordered to be made rea-
dy for their rec •ption, chambers in private families.
Some persons pretend, that all the preparations
fur the Emp Tor's coronation will not be finished in
time, even fur the 25th of November.

"Ile Senate, on the 22d instant, appointed Gene-
ral Cuiclan:, M. Tischer de la Pagerie, and M.
Saur, Senators. Their Imperial Highnesses the
Princes Joseph and Losis attended the sitting.

ocTonc" 26.
Admiral Bruit, in a letter of the 624t1a, says,
that a squadron of the enemy, consisting of seven
large ships, attacked, near Cape Grisne:t, a division
of the consisting of three praams, five gen-
brigs, five gun-boats, and nine lugger', on their
passage to Boulogne. The engagement was very
close and brisk. Atter a cannonade of two hours,
in which the enemy suffered severely, they were ob-
liged to haul off in great contusion, and the vic-
tolious division joined, in triumph, that part of
their line which was at =like la the road of
Boulogne.
Th.: intelligence from Martinique and Guano-

General Clarke, Ambasspeor at Florence, is ap-
pointed a Counsellor of State mid Private Secretary
at War to his Imperial Majesty's closet.
It is believed that the ceremony of the cornnation
will be postponed to the fitlf• of December; as his
.Halin •ss does not leave Rome before the 3.1 of No-
vember, he probably will not :each Paris by the 2:qh
of that month.
The Imperial household, and that of the Princes,
will be immediately established, It is said that M.
Marjuzon is to he the Firs: Cheraberlain to his Im-
perial Highness Prince Joseph. A
We can confidently state, 'that M. Clan, his Im-
perial Highness Prince Joseph's brother.in,law.cas
set out fin Italy, for the purpose of attejiding his
Majesty's mother, who returns to attend at the
Coronation. .
An extraordistary meeting of the Atnate took
place yesterday, for the purpose, it is said, of conta-
in the votes rest:ogling the hereditability of the
throne. It is reported, that during their sitting,
they received a message from his hialesty, proposing
to them, as candidates for the office of Senators, Ge-
nerals Dambarrere and Gouvion, and M. P igal,
one of the Legislative Body.
OCT.:JAE,: 274
On account of the happy delivery..pf her Imperial
Highness, Madame the Princess Louis, her. Imperia
M .testy has ordered the Counsellor of State, Pp:.
felt of the Police, to distribute charity to two hun-
dred women who score lately delivered at the hes-
pital of the Motherhood.
The Pope, according to report, is expected at
Lyons on the 25th or November (4th kriuruisk).
The fillowi,g :ire the stages which his Holiness
will make from thence :-0.1 the 2ilth he.will ar-
rive at St. Gerault le Prey ; 27th, at Moulins ;
28th, at Nevers ; 29th, at Cosne; 30th, at Mono..
targis ; the Ist of Iheember, at FOrt.iifitleAU ;
the 2d, at Paris. Each of the three divi ions ,
compose his holiness's suite will require seventy cat.
riage horses, and four for out-riders at each relay.
BOCROP AI'S, OCT. 21.
The rencenre privateer, 0.. Marseilies, having
put into the island of Ascension, on the 2Sth of Oc-
tober, last year, found in a bottle tied to the cross,
a note couched in the following words :
',Twenty-seven who were lett in the river pf Zara,
on the coast of Africa, by three Bourdeaux ships,
landed here on the 9d September, 1/405, from a
small boat. steered by Francis Cotrineau, _the eider.
Passenger, that readest this letter, whoever thou
art, if thna re:nrn to Euroves endeavonr to trans-
mit this intelligence, by the public papers, to
Bourdeaux, if thou don not prefer some other
mode."
orecia, OCT. IS.
Int4earts that the gun brigs, as:.'. the A itariiean
and Neapolitan bomb vessels, which were before
Tripoli, have gained a comtlete vi 'tory there, and
that they have since returned to Syracuse, with two
prizes. Four American frigates, of which one was
the Constitution, under the command of Cornmmiore
Barrow, continued to cruise in sight of that port.
The troops of the. Deer were tompler.:ly beaten by
the Americans, hut, unfortunately, with the loss of
six officers and forty men. The Neapolitans be•
hayed extremely well, and did not lose a man. The
lley requested to make peace.
VIZAINA, ocr. 20.
The whole of the States of AnstriA, vit. Upper
and Lower Amnia, Stiria, Oarintlia, Tyrol, Car-
niola, have resolved-to-raise and maintain, tit
their own expenoe, an Austrian Noble N ttional
Body-guard, of from sixty to eighty mwolitOn the
15th last. the States of Lower Austria herd an ex-
:lraotdiaary assembly on this sebjeel, and entazed
to furnish twelve men, with an annual appointmeot •
of 17,000 florins.

aATISIO•i, OCT 13.
Count Goetts, the Minister of the King of Pru,ia
to the Germanic Body, arrived here suddenly. ane
other Ministers are expecled within A fee d~..•s. We
know not what to think of this suddra meeting, as
the vacation generally lair to the Ist a.t. Nov w.l •
It is certain. however, that subj,:as of great 'oil.. rt-
ance will be discussed previous to the opening of tl e
Diet.
oCI-431111.
On the 18th, the French f.artroy to tbe
Count here arrived from Berlin, and delivered At
an audience his credentials, to die k.lecior, Ar:h.
Chapcellor of the Empire. A papal nuncio, em-
powered to discuss the s.:bje.c.l of the• concordat. is
liketviie soon ex;...:ded here ; and Count .le Chinks.
who formerly a,ied in that capacity on the Lower
Rhine, has hem appointed by the Pope. At pre-
sent., Count de Tconi, who lately belonged to the
nunciature lA' the Lower Itl.ine, is here.

M(WTZ, OCT. es.
The reigning Ptincc of Isenbtirg, and Captain .
Von Duret, sot out the day before yesterday for
Pal is. 'l' ho deputies from the Council of Fianckfort
wiU go to-morrow.

IdANNFIK. ocr. Ct.
The Minister of State, Barou Montgela, %%3i to
from Munich to the cordnatiou at Paris : the Envoy
Von Cetto is already gone.
The Envoy of the 'Eleaor of Bad-n, M!berg,
set out to-day horn Carlsruhe for Paris.

TURIN. OCT 19
General Caffarelli is just retuned from ~ma.
We have, therefore, no reason to doubt, but &hat
his Holiness, as we before announced, w:lt set out
from Rome on the 3d of November, and will ATTITO
at Turin on the !rich, from whence he will p: ocesd
to Paris. The fhly Father is accompanied by five
Cardinals, four Roman Princes, tour Prela., of
-
the first Order, at.t.l the same utonher of the sectsd,
besides different deputies of the Holy Cluiir. His
lloliness's suite will consist of more tli it, one hu'.u.
persons. General blenou has mask the IU,Ce1411811pn:

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zarations to receive him with due honour on his ar-
rival at Turin. Relays of horses have been provided
where they arm necessary, as well a' sedan-chairs, for
passing Mount Cenis. This will, probably, be the last
season, when such a medium of conveyance will be
necessary for passing that mountain. The new road,
which was begun two years ago, by order of his
Majesty the Emperor of the French, will be finished
by next spring; and, if the snow should not render
it imprAElicable in the winter, it may thenceforth be
passed in carriages at all times of the year.
'llse Prince and Princess Borghese passed through,
a few days ago, on their way to Paris. The Prin-
cess carries with her, einbxlmed, the body of her
child, who died At Frascati, about three months ago.
M. Sebastiani Porta, Bishop of Ajaccio, in Cor-
sica, has also passed through this city, on his way
to Paris.
Mtt.•ll, OCT. 15.
We learn from Bologna, that on the iith inst.
about two thousand French infantry arrived in that
city, who left it on the following Sunday, at mid-
night, on their march to Romagna. Another body
arrived at Bologna on the ltth, and another much
more numerous was expected. AU those hoops were
to take the same direction.
Austria has sent a number of troops to the chores
of the Adriatic, to watch the movements of the
Rtusian forces in the lonian sea.

yrmtcr, OCT. R.
To-morrow the Imperial patents, respeeting the
title and dignity of the llereditary Emperor of Aus-
tria, will be solemnly proclaimed here in the church
of St. Mark.
They write from Bologna that a second body of
French troops, of about 20,000 men, were shortly
expeCted through that city on their march to the
south of Italy.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 25.
The Porte has received the agreeable intelligence
that the chief of the banditti in Romelia, Takate-
high, has IsNn made prisoner by the troops of the
Pasha of Silistria. It is hoped that tranquillity and
security, will now be restored in Romelia.
Advises have been received from Syria, that a
rebel, named Ali Aga. has taken the town and
port of Latakia, and Lid the inhabitants, and even
foreign ships in the harbour, 'under contributions.
He has already extorted above 114 a million of
piastres, or above WO.) Turkish purses. The
reign Envoys have made some strong representations
to the Porte, ielative to this transaction.
FROM THE DIITEH PAPERS.

FRANKFORT, OCT. 17 via wince).
The objea of Baron Armfeld's mission to Berlin
has now transpired. He was ordered to enquire of
the King of Prussia, whether he would guarantee
Swedish Pomerania against any invasion by the
Frerch troops stationed in Hanover. We have reason
to think that the answer was not favourable.
Large quantities of grain were sold at Dantzig,
for foreign account : but, at the moment when the
anerchants began shipping the same, an order w-
rived from the King of l'russia, to take so much of
the cargoes as would be required to fill the public
• granarier, at a
_price of 27u guelders a last (weigh-
ing 47401 b.), in conformity to an old law, before
any exportat.on was permitted. It is thought, that
the merchants, rather than deliver their grain at a
rate so much below the market price, will submit to
the laws prohibiting the exportation.
HAG,A, -OCT. 30.
Although it might be inferred, from an article in
our paper of the 2ttli instant, that the measures
therein mentioned, concerning the importation and
exportation of provisions, on the sailing of vessels
outwards, were taken by or on the part of the Bata.
'lrian Government, we are informed for a certainty,
that notviithstanding the Hatavian Government was
pressingly required to take some measures of that
Icily!, they have not sent any orders to that effea to
the ofikers employed by them, but merely TeCi/M.
mended to them a redoubled vigilance in the execu-
tion of the existing prohibitory IAWS.

lIAMIIIIRGH MAIL.

HAMM:TGIF, OCT. 30.
We doubt here that Count de Lille (Louis XVIII),
Ater his return from Sweden, will m4ke any stay
in Russia, but continue his journey to reside at
Warsaw.
RAOUL, OCT. 27.
Military posts are established along the coasts of
our Republic, to prevent any communications with
England, and keep off ships dirt may have the yel-
low fever on board.

The whole number of troops at present in the ter-
rico y of ottr Republic, are estimated at 5 %ono men ;
viz. 16,000 French, and 19,00 u Bavarians.
111i.111.171, OCT. e 7.
On the 21. th instant, M. Raynevallati, French Se.
cretary of Legation at St. Petershurgh, arrived here
with the other persons attached to the l.egation ;
they will in a few days continue their journey to
" Paris.
vaitava, OCT. 19.
To-day, the French Envoy, Champagny, arrived
here with his Lady, to present to his Impsrial Ma-
jesty, the docan:ents of the acknowledgment of the
Austrian Hereditary Imperial Ihgnity ; after which
he will ha►e his audience of leave.

JT•I.T, OCT. It.
lAccording to several accounts, a body of Rl6-
"aiss troops tram Corfu have arrived at Monte Negro,
and been received by the inhabitants, who had ap-
plied for them, !kith the most friendly welcome.
ROME, OCT. 8.
General Calvelli, the Adjutant of the Empe-
ror Napoleon, who has arrived here, accompanied
by Mr. Charles Lacroix, a son of the late Minister
of that name, has delivered to the Pope a let-
ter from his sovereign, formally inviting him to
assist at his coronation. General CaffareUi now
waits the decision of h:s Holiness. Since his
arrival, Cardinal Fesch. and the Cardinal Secretary
of State, daily hold conferences, but without hav-
ing come to any determination. On the 4th, the
Pope addressed to the Cardinals a sealed letter.
It is confirmed that the two French regiments,
sf 3,000 men, which are on their march
Roman State, will take pos,essian of
Pegeara, in Altruszo. A camp of

THE BRITISH PRESS.

iA)NDON,
TUESDAY. Novsmout 6.

Yesterday morning, about eight o'clock, His
M 1,1 is r v left Windsor is his travelling cart; tge and
four, escorted by a rarty of the Orford Blues, to
Cranford Bridge, where His MAJESTY changed
horses, and was escorted by a party of the Light
Horse to Kew. His NlAJusry alighted from his
carriage, and inspeaed the progress that has been
made in the New Palace, since his stay at Wey-
mouth. His MAJVCT v then proceeded to London,
and arrived at the Qaevn's-tiouse, about a quarter
before 12. His Msissvv, immediately on his arri-
val, gave an audience to the Princess of WA L ss, who
had been waiting since eleven o'clock, to con-
gisitulate him on his safe return from Weymouth.
—Het ROY AL Hirms ess partook of some re-
freshment with Ills MAJE,TY, and about half past
one Her Royal Highness set off for Blackheath.
About two o'clock, His MAJESTY gave audiences
to the Loso CHANCELLOR and Lord tfanussiry,
After which His MAJESTY held a Privy Council,
which was attended by the Duke of Moat- toss,
Eatls Cii , CAMDEN, A Y LIVORD, Viscount
CASTLEREAGH, Lords St. HELEN'S, MELVILLE.
HAY/N.IS6LN Y, HARROWRY, ARDEN, ELLEN NO.
ROUGH, MULG RAV E, Sir CHARIER MORGAN, Mr.
PITT, Mr. LONG, and Mr. CANNING : Mr. FAULK..
NEE attended as Clerk of the Council.
The Council broke up at a quarter before four
I o'clock, when His MAJEST gave audiences to Mr.
Pi TT, Lord HI [MOWRY, Earl of CIIATHAY, Lord
MELvILLE, Earl of ATLl:scow, and Sir CHASER.
GAN : they engaged His MAJESTY till six
C'C10.... About a quarter past six, His MAJESTY
set off for Windsor.

We imil:rstand, that at the Council a Proclama-
tion was drawn up for proroguing the Parliament
to the 3d of January, whcn it will meet Far Ihr di.-
patch of business. It is also said, that the Manifesto,
in consequence of the seizure of Sir (icouct Rt.:4-
mm') was lead at the Council, and received His
MAJ EST I'•s
approbation.

Yesterday we received rat is Papers to the eistb,
and Dutch and Gerrril wrs, the latter by the
Ilamburgh Mail, to t ' 01 the freedom and in-
dependence of Harnburg],, i• .dea may be formed,
when we assure our readers, that the papers of that
city are as silent upon the subject of the seizure of Sir
Geoitot Rum aoin, as though nu such outrage had
ever taken place. The leading feature in the Foreign
Intelligence is the probable postponement of the
Coronation of BONAPARTE as Emperor of the
Fiends, until the end of December. Some of the
Paris Papers endeavour to account fur this delay
by presuming that the preparations for tha,
ceremony cannot be completed sooner. Will
any man suppose that BonA?AITe wishes to
deter the tem?, and seiwn of his Imperial possessions
until all the scenery cf Bartholomew fair shall have
arrived in Paris' No, no, the Pram and none but
the Pot c, must put the Crown upon the head of the
poisoner, the infiAel, and the Usurper ; and the un-
fortunate Pose has his feat<, his terrors, and his
qualms of conscience.

Our Correspondent Correspondent at Dambtargh writes, that,
Amens other curses accompanying the occupation
of I lanover by the French, are the numerous spies
inksting the North, who watch every public dia.
rafter, inspea the post-offices, the presses, &c. and
often penetrate, by bribes or intrigues, into the
cabinet of Ministers and the council chambers of
Sovereigns. Most of these infamous men were, twelve
yeas ago, revolutionary propagators of liherly and
eq4al.ty, and are now, with else usual consistency of
modern fah-lett, preaching obedience and submission
to the greatest of all tyrants, NA PuLCON BOK A-
Lift rt. they are chiefly natives of the French
departments on the banks of the Rhine, and are,
therefore, masters of Cie German as weil as of the
French language. besides French passes, they are
often provided with those of neutral countries, as of
Prussia, Denmark, &c. which mosey, or 11,)s *-
PA Rre'S Minister, procure them, under the appel-
lation of Saran', artists, or merchants. They are
I amply provided with letters of recommendation aasi

of credit ; and as they are insinuating in their man-
ners, agreeable in their conversation, and possess
good information, they seldom fail in making friends
and obtaining confidence, particularly in these dege-
nerate times, where money is synmimous with h.).
nour, probity, and respeCtability. They arc und..l- the
special protetion of BoN 4 P ARA et. pOIIDC4I or corn-
mercial;a7„ents every where, who, to their public
charaCters, as ministers or consuls, add that of being,
as they are called, erfer,o7l..ihf; his s, creel
initiated into all its terrible secrets, accomplices in
all its iniquities and cruelties, employing equally
and by turns, gold or poison, steel or the rack, to
obtain their objet. The French Minister Pere,
R F'.N ARO, is justly called the Fri, cue of the North
of Germany, as another French Minister at Ratisbnn,
li•c!7 za, the Foucu► or BONAP AR re's police direc-
tor in the South of Germany. AB British sithjeas
here, and 411 llamburgh citizens, attached to Great
Britain, have seen with horror these French spies,
particularly since !siert zt DE L ATOCCIIC'S conspiracy
svgs rn u!t: w.ttch and observe every step of
Sir C;Er..l,,:r: Ity.aa.u.D. I have heard from a re-
speaable English merchant, that Sir Grottos; was
more than once warned against the attempts of BO-
NAPARTCS handittis, and I am therefore in hope
that they have made no seizure of any papers very
interesting; had they attacked him the night befine,
it is probable they would have been more ►uccessful,
as he then sent away voluminous dispatches with a
messenger for I fustitn. That this unheard of event
has caused a great deal of bustle among the mem-
bers of the diplomatic corps here, is not surprising ;
but it was not expeded, that even Else Prussian Mi-
nister would have joined with the others, as he did,
in demanding an explanation, and desiring an as-
surance from BON AAAAAA 'll Minister that t►e Laws
of nations would be respected, in regard to the other
diplomatic agents in this city. The Russian Am-
bassador here sent away two couriers to inform
his Sovereign of this new outrage of France, one
by way of Lubeck, and the other by way of Prussia.
Ile, with all other foreign Ministers and Consuls,
have given up their country houses in this neigh-
bourhood; and the Senate has ordered, for the
fntere,the guards at our gates to be doubled. Among
other stisp,rioia pieces seized by the French m tniuders,
were three thousand marks in cash, which lie, the
day before, had take■ from the banking house of
Messrs. THORNTON ROI CO. for some momentary
expences. Of his wardrobe and linen nothing re-
mains, every thing bAng plundered ; even his books
were torn to pieces or carried away. Ills servant
was not permitted, as he asked, to accompany his
master, whose indifferent state of health stood much
in need of a faithful attendant. The French Ge-
neral Fuzee put Sir GBOROE'S watch, some printed
English passes, and the teals of his office, into his
(vs a pocket, for what purpose pm may easily sup-
pose. Four persons of those with Fails spoke
god English, and one of them was either a British
subject, or an American. The servant has been ex-
amined both before the Syndic, by the English Con-
sul, and by the Russian Ambassador ; and his de-
position upon oath has been taken, and sent to seve-
ral continental Courts, as well as to England, where
he will probably arrive as soon as this letter. The
Danish Government has ordered two more regi-
ments to reinforce the troops at Altona ; and the
Duke of Briesiswice, as the Duke of Mecca's'.
tutee before hints, has sent his most precious cf-
feas, money, pictures, arms, &c. to Magdeburgh, in
Prussia, as a place of safety. It is said, that the de-
putation of our Senate, which, last Friday, set
out for Berlin, was not only charged to complain of
the late violation of our territory, but to demand,
for future proteltion, a Prussian garrison as long As
the French occupy Hanover. Nothing but terror,
dismay, suspicion, and %sr-etched:less, prevail here,
and every where else in that uniOrtunate Elector-
ate."

The sloop, The Tia-4 e .V urn., whiels arrived at
Falmouth on Thursday, states, that on the 7th last,
when she left Gibraltar, the deaths amounted to
between 200 and so° a Jay. All that time, how-
ever, the pestilence was confined to the outskirts;
but, we understand, s!lbsequent advices of the ttkh
state, that it has broken into the garrison, and cat.
Tied off a number of the troops. In the list of its
viaims arc, General BARN sr r, second in command,
and Lord PILNA M CLINTON, his Aid-dc-Camp;
Mr. Power; cc, Storekeeper, and all his Family;
Mrs. Woorstr, the Master-attendant's wife, and
two children; Mrs. Jeri-son, and tiso children, &c,

Yesterday the Earl of Camptif gave a CAlsinet
dinner.

'I he Chrioepher, W A I.K Ea, from Newfoundland.
is captured by a French privateer, and carried into
Carthagena.
Several coasting vessels were damaged on the
coast of Ireland, in a gale on the 26th ult.
The John, SLDGMICR, from Dant7.ic tor London,
is wrecked on the coast of Lincolnshire.
The Cherionc and Aim. M.Kortssv, from Liver-
p for Galway, was totally lost on the 25th ult.
The Do.calle r. ftons Holl, for London, has foun-
dered in Mutely Bay.—Crew saved.

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Riclimoivn rONCERTI.

ASSF.MRLY-R0()%1, C %STU TWZR!..
The second concert WAS given, On Saturday even.
ing, to an increased number of the subecribert, and
tlieir friends: the performance was judiciously ax.
ranged, it commenced with. the- sinfonie w lya Cas,
Slf.' Miss Mesn AV sang t„.34it.tat.set's favourite Air
of " ALP Comp,," in a style of superior ev:ellence.
and was as stilly...Accompanied on the violin. br
(7.Auf.. Nirin gait, `• C”IIIC if
,voss dare," and 2'l
air of Astpteozli, in his best manner; also Ts A•
VCR's duetto of, 6. I, ma dear, erme 64rn t 047," with
SALE, jun. The glees were WLllllt.'S admired one
of ,trinds, breathe oy)," "The Iniehe," by ;
and " Samatrer raid shade," by Dr.
The chief inrruraental pieces wore a trio for
Grand Piano-forte, and French Horns, hy in.
Ani MOMS. LVANDLItii COVELLI'S
cnncerto, and a grand roncertante fir Violin, Fiti,c,
Oboe, BASS 'OO, and Violoncello, by Messrs. CA.,-
MLR, WOIDSEn, Lisa, HOLYEA, and CHAVLI's
Asitt.ev, which WAS most excel cep "prfitm.,!..
and highly applauded.

LADY CAIrDOR'T

Tuesday night last, Lady Cava ow; give a s:! -.-
did ball to the gentry, &c. of the tow: and re,>
hourhood of Carmarthen, at the Gtliidball A,. •
such a ntagnilieent display of beauty and fash.oa
was never Let ore witnessed on any similar occasion
At nine o'clock the ball was opened by his Lord-
ship, and the charming young widow, Mts Oa-
vtes, of Llwyd-Jack, with the much-admired •
of Sir Doan(' Ninth r Wait : they were follow- . • -
Major EVANS, of the C irrnarthenshire (
which Lord Cs woos is Colonel), and the elega
and graceful Lady CA VaDi)R. Although tlw p' ice
was excessively crowded, yet the dancing was kept
up with much vivacity till one in the morning, when
the company sat down to refreshments of coffee, tea,
cake, wines, Sy &c. and sepaiated about three.
equally deli,hted with the pleasure of the night and
the N..ble Peer's muniticence.—Among the b:.:-
Lint assemblage were (exclusive of Lord and 1.. t:;
CAwous, Mrs. DAVICS. of Llwyd-Jack, and MA.
jor Ev 4Ns), •
Sir Win. Parton, lady, and daughter; Mr. Philipps, of Cw •
gladly, lady, and daughter ; Mr. Hughes, of Tiegib, and tal. ;
Mrs. Lloyd, of Mierfrinant, arirl daughter; Mrs. and M.
John Lloyd; the Mimi Offen, rie Waun • I rot ; Mr. Saundst‘,
jun. arid the Mrlies Saunders, of ta:.nrwhirdo ; Mr. and Mr.
Lewes of 1.11.1114110; Mrs. &Amick and her tau daughters ; M.
Krans, of Wen ; 104r.JnIut barrider, and %Ins Line,
hi. sinter, of Capeldarry ; Mr and Mr.'. Price, of ( :1;
\Us. Waters, nt Fountain Hall, arid her I.i:ter, R
Ortnond Ml 4, I ['inlet Man,aii, daughter um' the tale Sir W,,,
MAilactl, of locoed, &c. &e.

F.‘SIIIONABLE ARRIVALS.
..bury, to atiehil the Cstonet Coumil At St.
Jame. 11.•,,rt It.prit
Ear! of Ca,aideti, lions the Wilderises., to his house in At •
lingtim-street.
Lord floitirt, from Coombe Abbey, to hi. bou,e in Geosre.
nur.place.
Lord Ca.tlereagh, front Eriet•Shecn, to Upper Break street
The Earl of tyle.ford, from his seat. Packs hall, sagas
Coventry, to liis how: in ••.isth• Audis, street.
Mr. and two Iludges, to the Lundua hotel, Alts:as&
street.
Csptsia and I..ady Fielding, horn Woillimg. to Stew,"
lintel, iii Coniliiit”treet.
Colonel Gore, from 11.s.tings, and Captain Clifton, nt lb,
Gusids, from Chaisson, to tls, above iini.n•
The Karl sod enulteill of Clermont, from Illy mon
Berk*, to their house in Berkeley-square.

In the list of recent arrivals at Bath, are the
Earl of Pembroke, Fad Gl.nr.w, E, I of
Fad of MAlnisintry, E.td and Count...v.; hookeley,
Durham, Ludy rid two Mita Rune/1., lion. Mr. and Mrs.
Kennedy, Hon. Mr. And Mn. If elseatost and fatally.
Arriv.as at Clifton,

I.urd llon. Mr. and Mrs. T.dtrd. H.in.
Lake, tia Get). Alia L.ly Tap" Gen. 4a4 Mrs. smith
Sir J • 14CS CRAW will Five an elegant dinner to
His Royal Highness the Duke of YOR PC, Mr. Gam
%soon, and a great number of General (Mims, to-
morrow, at his house in HarleyAstreet.
The Prince de Como' ceiU gi‘.- a grand dinner no
Friday smut to the Duke D'ORL LANS. Duke %It
Wpm:4:las, Count llr.atJocais, and several cc
the French Nosility now in England, at hi. scat,
Wanstead House.
The Earl of Cstanatmatcr has taken a house in.
Berkeley-square, for the season.
Yesterday the City of London
with their dismounted cavalry, and two
the Westminster Cavalry, and the Surrey
were reviewed by the Hon. General Ls.rat.slt,
Blackheath.

Lord Fosses yesterday took the necessary
of buprensacy anJ abjuration. before the
Cat ticEkLos, at Lincoln's-Inn Ilan. inn hit
eleifted one of the Baleen Peers tepretentini. -
Peerage of Scotland in Parliament.
Cuaet e., Dike of Recu.assisia, took the
oaths as the Duke of Li.anua in Scotland.

Mr. Rosseeson opens
,Newark Theatre
night, with j•bm Bat', And Coldwrga.
On Friday nest, the l lon. Colonel Joan so.:
CUC K. commands Par lie.r of Law, at the
crater Theatre.
The I)owager Countess of Osman is r.o nn
indisposed at her hitspitahle mansion. Kits
Court, near Presteign, that apprehensions
tuned for her recovery.
The Swansea Subscription hhint ha.'
dinner on Tuesday last, at the Bush
sea. Sr er•sm Joan, Esq. (Consul
ties the Kings of Sw DEM/1 and Pas ssi .
Dr. lisaair.e ros esp..iienced a loss
three and lour hundred pounds, by the
rius at Bury.
Last week, the great pool at F.vewood,
seats of the Earl of Ors olio, was drained
fird time for many years ; several tons '
fine carp. eels, &c. were taken out and
a vast number of genteel people were
who were afterwards most politely anc
entertained by the Earl and has beautiful
The Earl Of CAALISLL lIAS presented .
and Chapter of York, fur the e:rbellishment
Minster, a window of beautiful Painted t
chased during the late troubles in France,
Church of St. NICHOLAS at Rouen.
is Vas Vsoilalion of th: V.rais4 Key ;
large as life, admirably drawn, AM
sidcred to have been desigoed either
?wait), or Mica %Itt. ANLMLO.

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through the J
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