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stet. 21.
Upon the Emperor's arrival at Mentr, he %%as in-
formed by the Minister fur Foreign Aff.tir, et.At is
Most Serene Highness the klector tielt-Corno.11• r
of the Germanic Em Are, and his Must Servatt
Highness the Elector of Baden, wtre at M. 11 7. ;
he caused each of them to be complir)ant. d 1)v e
Grand Officers of the Court. His Ni.ijeny Afft
wards ordered that a Cuard of Kn. .hoald ate
sent to each of these Princes, taken from the lm-
perialpuard..

At four o'clock, Ili. Serene 11:71.n.5s eie Elec-
tor of Baden repaired to the Imp a palace.
He presented, in His 'Majesty's t, his ne
Highness the El?Efiral Prince his grans t., and
His S erne Highness Prince L. nis Ifs s. n.
Their kirdoral Hlfinesses afterssa, els dined w.th
the Ernpress, and follow, d their Majities t'i the
nty, notre they sat in the Emperor's hot
SEPT i
To•day were presented to His M ijesty the TY
m.
peter, by Mr. Salmatoris, Ma-ter of Ceremonies,
and Introdollor of Ambassadors ;
The Count de Beast, Minister Plenipotentiary of
His Serene Sleitaral tlighttess the Arch-Chaecen..r..
the Baron cflideitheim, Meister of Stmte add f
the Cabine;, to His Serene Ilighness the El,ai r of
Baden.
The Baron de Barchaas, Minister of Stateof I Jesse
Dtrmsta 't.
The Bar,n de Reibeld, Envoy Estiaordinavy..
ad F.c, of His Serene Highness the Eteeor of Be- 1
varia.
'l'hc Baron de Dalherg, Minister Plenipnteniiary
of His Serene Highness the Eleclor of Kaden.
The Baron de Buh:er. Envoy Extraordinary. ad/
of Ills Serene /lighness the Elator of Wi.teuri
berg.
The Barrn do Gazers, Minister of State of the.
Prtnees Nags.' u.
The Baron de Vrina-Berburich, Envoy Exts.tor•

dinary, ad hoc, of his Serene Highness the Prince of
'lour and Falls.
The Baron d Humbracht and M. Mitzler, De-
puties Extraordinary, ad hoc, of the town of Frank-
fort.

These presentations took place in the forms ob-
served at the 'fhoilleries, fur the presentation of fo-
reign Ministers
It is said that the Emperor and Empress will con-
tinue their stay here at least for a fortnight. We do
not see any thing more brilliant than the rivality of
all Pers,,n- here to surpass each other in dress, li-
veries, azd equipages Nothing is worn hot si:k or
satin coats, embroidered with taste and splendo.ur.
before any one can Le presented, he must demand
that honour in writing from the Grand Chamber-
lain, Talleyrand ; and give in his name, rank, to
what courts he previously has been presented, &c.
It is said that great political transaftions arc going
forward, or are negociating. The activity of the
Emperor is beyond description. Yesterday he was
occupied the whole day in his private cabinet.
The Elea°lQ Chancellor of the German Empire
arrived here yesterday. He alighted at the family
house where he w is born, that of his ancestors, the
late Eletiors of Mentz. His Highness was received
with great demonstrations of joy by the inhaisitants,
and has a guard of honour for his door. Foreigners
Isere, who have no diplomatic charaat rs must de-
posit their passes by the Police Cutimuss..ty, and re-
; ceive a card of satety, which they are to present at
the police office once every forty-eight hi...ts.
To-morrow, the reprbleraos new year's day w ill
be celebrated with great pomp. Crosses of the
Legion of Honour will be distributed ; a grand
Tgala, and afterwards a ball pare will Ise at goon.—
alleyrand gave yesterday a grand dotter to all die
members of the diplomatic corps.
VIENNA, StPT, 10.
Even the Court of Munich has now acknowledged
the hereditary dignity of our Sovereign as an Ens-
rror of Austria. The Cliarge d'.la;Ji,rq of the
Elcaor of Bavaria has presented a note of congra-
tulation on this susjeCt.

ST. PEPERSRE Itf:11, SEPT. 11.
Baron Ralamb, an (Meer of the Swedish guard,
arrived here with dispatches from his IS iog for the
Swedish Ambassador to our Court. He kit His
Majesty at Munich. Count Stadis.n, the Austrian
Ambassador. has even received a cuurier from his
Court.
BERLIN, SETT. 25.
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The Auditor of Bonaparte's Guard, Count
D'Arberg, who was charged with a secret niis-
sion to our King. has set out for Menu to join his
' Sovereign.
The King is highly pleased with the manoeuvres
at Poudam. The Duke of IVeimar, and several
other Princes, have been present ; even the Sbi,ilMl
Ambassador to the Court of Vienn.:, General Bacon
Armfeldt, is among the foreigners of disonition
who have admired the regularity of oor troops.
This Genera! has demanded a private nudi?nce of
our Sovereign, to deliver a letter to His Majesty,
from the King of Siseden.

STRALSUND, SIFT. 21.
Our Sovereigns are still here, and their departure
for•Swedeu is not known or fixed.
ITOCKIIOI.4, seer. In.
All our military and civil funs ionaries have been
prohibited from having any communication a i.ii
the persons belonging to the French legaLinn. Se-
veral regiments of infintry are ordered to reinforce
our gßarr►son at Stralsund. A Russian courier, from
St. Petersburgh for London, has passed through this
city.
RIGA, SEPT. 13.
Yesterday morning Louis XVIII under the panic
of Count de Lille; and the Duke of Angouleme,
under the name of a Count of ChateTherault, arrived
here from Illankenfield, an estate belonging to a
Russian nobleman, Koningsfeld, where they have
resided since they lelt Grodno. They went from
here to SolCeraa, intending to embark for Sweden,
with the first favourable wind. They declined all
honours and distinaions offered them, desiring to
keep the striaest incognito.—(Hague Courept.)

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We %hall he g'ad to heir from our friend aria.

THE BRITISH PRESS•

LONDON,
TUESI) 'V, OCTOCE4 q.

1 Our cm-respondent it Berlin sends us, in a letter of
1 the 25th u 1;. a short account of some new French
intrigues in that capital : .4 To embroil the Conti-
ineon, or to for( . it to make common cause with him
against England, has been the constant endeavour
of Bons, Asir r., and his Diplomatic Emissary, LA
Foam, ever since our Court acknowledged him
a Revolutionary Emperor, and Russ, e asserted
the rights of nations and of humanity, by resenting
the invasion of Germany, and the murder of the
Duke of ENGH: FN. The most seducing offers hive
been made, both here and at Vienna, to form a de-
fensive alliance with France, merely, as Me Corsiean
sans, to oblige Rnssia not to disturb the peace of the
continent ; but neither the letters of Bois AAAAA I,
nor the entreaties, persuasions, nor intrigues of Li
FARM, could change the determination of our
IC two to form any conneition which may make him
a party is a war. As a list effort, Bon APART II sent
here a ei-damant Count D'A KWIC, his favourite and
confidential intriguer, and an Officer of his Staff,
with a Caren Blenoche. The guaranty of the Eke-
*orate of Hanover to the King's brother, Prince l 1 E X-
-21r, lately bethrothed to a DA Nast+ Paitic ass, is said
to beats@ least that D'Aita LIG has offered. The fie-
quent conferences both between the French Agen:
bore and our Minister of State, and between the
Marquis Leer ;mow' and T AAAAA MIND in France,
eosin not escape the suspicion of the English and
: ' Rassiia Ministers, that something was Ile;;C`'ZlAt•

ins contrary to the interest of their Sovereigns
and tat; had, therefore, first a conference with
Baron llArntNatac, and afterwards with the Kano,
in which they were informed, " that hitherto no-
thing had occurred in Europe which could convince
His Majesty either of the policy or necessity to
change the system of neutrality to which His Ma-
jesty had adhered from the beginning of his reign "
This political disappointment, no doubt, hurt the
pride of the Corsican, who, with his and "rA LL /Y.
usual adroitness, has, by his emissaries, pub-
lished in the Continental papers, that it was Russia
and England, and not Yrance, that had endeavoured
to seduce Prussia from her neutrality, but had been
disappointed."

Litters received by the last Lisbon Mail state, that
the PatNc REGENT, to pay the enormous tribute,
which 13oraraa're extorts from His Royal High-
ness, is obliged to make great retrenchments in all
his departments, and in the offices at his Court.
This system has even extended to the army : seve-
ral half-pay foreign officers, formerly in the Portu-
guese service, have received official information
and letters on this subjed.

Yesterday a Hamburgh Mail arrived, with letters
and pt,pers up to the 2:)th ult: They confirm what
we have stated before, that great changes are still
preparing in the German Empire, whilst IVISA.
?Aar es constitution-mongery at Paris are manufac-
turing another constitutional code for the Batavian
Republic, which will be the fith the Dutch have
received from their French A I, within these last nine
years. It these dangerous changes and experiments
cou:d make a people free and prosperous, the Dutch
as well as the French, the Italians as well as the
Swiss, would powss the most enviable happiness
and the most extensive liberty. Unfortunately, the
very reverse is, and must be the case ; and all the
sufrerings and misery which the ancestors of the pre-
sent inhabitants of Holland endured, during two
ceniuries and a bad, under their former Constitution.
are nothing comdared to what modern hatavian
citizens have flt and experienced from the Dattor-
ship, or rather the tyranny, of Revolutionary
France.

Whilst on the Banks of the Rhine, Princes from
the South of Germany are degradhlg their birth and
rank, by their attendance upon the Corsican Usur-
per, at Mentz; in the North of Germany, the King
of Ss% LDEN shcws that spirit and dignity, which
would constitute the prosperity, and insure the in-
dependence, of the Continent, were all other legiti-
nite Sovereigns to follow his example. \With com-
paratively a handful of men, he defies DON AP ANT E's
vengeance, r.d despises his threats as well as his
calumnies; and if he be to fall, from the ir'policy
and selfishness of his Royal contemporaries, snot,-
than from the army of the Ciir Inca,, lie deter-
mined to die as he has lived, a King, and tigitti?.,,
like a King. According loth to puirire aad private
accounts, the French troops in Hanover are ex,7c:t
to make an attack on Swedish Pomerania; and Bo-
NAPARTE regards this Dray already as his pri-
vate property, and a &mut to indemnity the disho-
nour of Princes, a dto degrade Monarchy. Great
prepay ations are, however, made by the young Swe-
dish Monarch, to repel the Corsican satellites, and to
defeat the insolent pretensions and outrageous am-
bition of their tyrant ; and it is hoped, that His
Swznrsir MAJ CITY will not be left without some
succours from his cousin and brother-in-law the
RUSS! A N EMPLI:OIt.

We can state from authority, that the para.
graph in the Prathgrgh Corr,rpondent, relating that
H 1 Klr•st Christian Majesty the King of FLANGE
embarked with hii nephew, the Duke of ANCOU.
L Lra r, on the *2.1 ult. at Riga for Sweden, is enorm-
ous. As we inserted in our Paper of Saturday last,
Loris XVIII. was still on the 19th ult. at Nlittan,
and did not intend to embark for Calmar before the
27th. Count de Fraesrn, the Grand Chancellor of
the kingdom of Sweden, formerly a Colonel of the
regiment Repa/ Sweduir, in the service of the King
of FRANCE, arrived at Gottenburgh on the 41th
ult. waiting for the arri►al of His Royal Highness
Monsitur I and Count WA CHTAI EIS I ER, Grand
Chamberlain of His Swznisu MU LIT Y was ordered
to be at Calmar on the Cgth; to receive and compli-
ment Loins XVIII. and the Duke of AnoouLtuc
on the part of the King of Swcottr.

We have heard it reported that Government
ha• e received information from our fiwt off Crest,
that the squadron under GANrusAOVr, at an-
chor in the Outer Road, has been reirtorced uith
two more ships of the lUw, making ia the whole
fourteen, besides six frigates, and four unters, all
crowded with troops, though, according to the as-
sertion cf several neutral captains of merchantmen,
his crews are far from being crimple? notwith-
standing that the remainder part of the Brest fi yet
has been stripped of all hands. ex.cert those who
are absolutely necessary to do duty, even c. her. is a
harbour. Aceordroz to tl:e same mutr..;s, it is nut

General A vota ku who is on board GANTHrAtaIL 's
squadron, and commands the land troops ; but
tour inferior Generals, under the orders of a Gene-
ral QuisiTiN, or QUA s TIN, the late Governor of
Bellisle. The troops embarked :re said to amount
to 10,000, who have been replaced by troops from
the interior, as the army near Brest always conti-
nues 30,000 men strong. The destination of this
expedition cannot be known ; but the common opi-
nion is, that it is ordered to Toulon, because it has
on board several pilots from the French and Spanish
ports in the Mediterranean. This may, however,
only be a wive de guerre of BONAPARTE to conceal
its real objed.

We have received letters from Gibraltar to the
21st ult. The contents of which, we are sorry to
say, are of an afflieling nature. An epidemic fever
has broken out there, which is the more alarming,
as fears are entertained, that it may be the same that
now rages at Malaga.

We have received New York Papers to the 26th
of August. They are barren of interesting intel-
ligence. Jr:Rome Box A PARTE, who is still travel-
ling about in America, is stated to have received a
letter from his Imperial Brother, informing him,
that if he expetgs promotion he must return home;
but he will probably think it more prudent to stay
in America, than run the chance of being landed a
Prisoner in England.

The Captain of a vessel, which arrived in the Liver
from Holland on Monday, reports that he was ob-
liged to set sail on Wednesday last, without loss of
time, as an Embargo was hourly expefted to be laid
on in the Ports of Holland. Ile thinks that the
troops were embarking for the expedition. Ile also
states, that another vessel, which was taking in
freight, had orders to get the cargo in at night, and
to proceed with all possible dispatch.

The Charlotte schooner arrived on Sunday at Deal
with Lk:patchy, from the blockading squadron off
Dieppe. She brings an account of an adion be-
tweer. 11
the English squadron and a French flotilla
from Havre de Grace, consisting of twenty-eight
schooners and luggers, one large praam, carrying
two mortars and twenty guns, and thirty-three gun—
brigs. The enemy were entirely dispersed, and san-
guine hopes are entertained that Neverai of them
have fallen into our bands.

We have rece;ved Paris Papers to the 30th, the
liswburgla Correipondenti to the 29th last, and the
Leyde I Gaz ttr to the 3d instant. The principal ar-
ticles which they contain are given in our preceding
columns. They give a pompous account of the pre-
setitations of German Princes to Botta, *err at
Mentz. Logs XVIII. and the Duke of ANouu-
t.zraz have arrived at Riga, but there is no account
of MONSICL:a since he sailed from Yarmouth.

Yesterday arrived a Mail from the Leeward
Islands, brought to Falmouth by the Amens Char-
&Pe packet, hi 4.3 days.

The Toirman, CROUCH, from Jamaica, is arrived
:it Liverpool : she sailed with the fleet, 73 sail, on
the 27th July, and parted on the 6th Septemberin
Lat 40, Long. 59; the sh,ps for Bristol are al ,o
arrived; they parted from the fleet on the 4th inst.

The Townehend packet, CApt. Donn, sailoi on Sa-
turday }TOM Falmouth, with the Mail. for Lisbon.
We have received by the Jamaica Mail, that ar-
rived on Saturday, the Kingston Papers to the 6th
August. By these we learn the arrival of part of
the Cork fleet, under convoy of the .I lie and Ey.

The RUSSIAM AMBASSADOR had an andieice
yesterday, of Mr. Pirr, at his house in Down;ng
street.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday, at Lord
Ha asuvrav's office. The dispatches received on
Snnclay from Malta and Vienna are supposed to
have been the stihjefl of deliberation. It was attended
by Mr. PITT, Lord MEEv lEEE. Viscount CA/TL[-
Lord I &c. After the council
btoke tip, Mr. S LV CST all, the Messenger, was dig-
patched to the KING. at Weymouth.
Lord G. I. GowE a will leave town fur St. Peters.
burgh to-m"rrow.
The 11/drit frigate, with the Reerix, RoNENTSON ;
frApc, Fay ; the Ann and Moru. TavEost ; the
hrest, A s It .hsor, and the rest of the fleet under
er convoy, which sailed from Portsmouth on the
22d of August, arrived at Gibraltar on the 19th
of September.
The Young Niehdflt, Hue VI, from Honduras,
for Loudon, has been taken, re-taken, and carried
Into St. Kitt's.

The Joni'', of Leith, GALLOWAY, from Dantzic,
sprung a leak near the Naze of Norway, and was
obliged to put back to Copenhagen to repair.
The .Iflefourer, Wasson, from Newcastle, for
Tonningen, foundered at sea on the 23J ult. crew
saved. C iptain %I/Arlo: reports, that he saw a
brig, coal-loaded, go down at the same time, and
tha' he saw another vessel, keel uppermost.
The ft”riaro, Liao's, is captured by a Flew h pri-
vateer, and car ied into Cuba.

The G•atrtade. Scots-, from Cardiff for London,
is cAptured And carried into France.
'llse Gm Levi t.t.c meint in the 11311 HANIV
LESt.Veb Letter, published in the Intercepted Cor-
responsletice, its the orgAn of Mr. C A 1414 I NO, if ar.t, we
understand, Lord GO E%VILI I, but lord Cram,-
LKYLSOO.