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The order width the King of Sweden sent tc, his
rhar;ze d'Airdfrev, WAS to quit Paris Olin six day
3.11 J to order all Swedes in their King's service,
residing in this capital, to leave it within a fort-
night.
WFS4L, SEPT. e.

This day the Emperor Napoleon is in our neigh•
bout-hood. He pa•seJ last night in the castle of the
Marquis of Honshruck, nearVueldern. He is ex-
petted thii evening at Crevelt.

14TZ. SEPT.&
The Russian Charge d'Atrwret, d'Otibril, i► ar-
rived here from Paris, and continues still here.
The Eleelor of Baden has been invited by the

Emperor in a most formal manner re visit the left
bank of the Rhine. He has, therefore, begun his
journey, accompanied by :he Eleanral Prince, and
Prince Louis, hut will reside at Oppenheim. The
arrival of the Emperot here is yet uncertain. Upon
the day when that event shall take place, he will
cross the Rhine by Manheim, to have an interview
wkh His Imperial Majesty.

Every thing here has suddenly risen in price. All
the inns are crowded. Apartments are hired here
for the hereditary Prince of Darmstadt, for th •
reigning Prince and hereditary Prince of Leiningen„
fer the Prilces of Na•san and Ysenburgh, sec. Sec.
Yesterday we received the information that the Em
peror will arrive here later than was expeet..d in-
tar:ding to visit the :ley., fortifications of Juliet', and

the fields of battle by Altenhoven, Cologne, &c.
The French Minister at Carlsruhc has orders to
come here. Besides the French resident Hersinger,
at Frankfort, the Pro:sirs Charge d'Affatrac. For-
asey, has arrived here.
It is said that the F.mperor will reside here until
the 17th inst.

FULDA, SEPT 9.

The Russian Councellors of Legation Bao,,iff,
Levislroi. and Lowensteen, have left Pat is with the
4firdires of their nation.
On the 7th inst the Russian C iurier, Zimianost,
passed through this place for St. Petersburgh. He
was dispatched two days before by the Russian
(Urge d'itireires D'Oubril, at hle;ltz.

CASM., SEPT. 8.
The day bef-ire yesterday, the French Minister to
our Curt, Bignon, received a Courier, and sat nu- im-
mediately for Mentz to meet the Emperor Napoleon.
PRANCES'S/ET, SEPT. B.

Prince nalgorucky, Prince Scherhatoff, and site.
ral other Russian sishjena, who, since the pca,c,
have resided in France, have arrived here.

A MSTE.RDASS, SEPT. 9.
According to report, the Imperial Russian An..
bassador and Legation are eerie: led soon to quit the
Hague.
According to letters from North America, guest.
scarcity of ready money prevails in the United
States, which is ascribed to the grvot exportartsin
dollars to China an.l to the East Indies.
AN r..i.t.s 1., SEPT. h.
The journey of the Emperor in the Rhin- &parr
truster will continue t.o. thirty day:. According ro
siime, he will return by way of vatioy hark to Paris,
while others pretend that he will previouLly honour
with his presence, and impell the troppi, between
this and Ostend.
.1111ri1 IN, SIFT. It.
A French cornier, who pri‘wil 'broil:, it this Ca-
pital, has, according to report, hrotigh: the Frericl
C*argr i.e ilifiroses in Russia orders to immediately
qui: St. Pctershurgh and the Russian empire.
'the French Minister here, La For et, left this cctr!.
yt &terclay ror Mentz, to meet his SerFreign. ide!
his departure, he had a Yong conference with our
Minister of State, Baron Hardenherg.
The English Minister to the Court of Sweden,
Mr. Pierrepont, who has resided some time at Dres-
den, has set out for Stralsund.
The Staff Officer J'Arherg arrived here yestpday
from the Emperor of the French. It is said that
he has brought with him a letter to our King, in
the Emperor's own hand-writing.
The English Secretary of Legation to the Court
of Vienna, Mr. Jerikiiisim, is arrived here, with tbs
Turkish resident to our Cciart, Argeropofo.
co :sr sersoots.s, •trousel(l,
'I he Porte has declared to the French Anibassa-
di:r its desire, that the Courts of St. Peter burgh and
St. James's acknowledgment.* of ..11ortaparte's
Ira-
p.rial Dignity might precede ir • own.
A cr.. 16.
Mr. Konig, the Swedish Charge d'Afia;res to the
Ortoman Porte, has Arrived hero, and pies...rued his
credentials.
It is said that the Pacha or G..2i.hla has (Waned a
victory over Abdul ‘Vecharr.

!lALY, AUGUST SO.

The French Comrnai...ler, in the kingdom of Na-
ples, has ordered evr ty ship to be stopped, which
was suspetted of cArryit.E.; provisions to the island of
►faha, or to the English fleet in the Mediterranean.
The French Governownt is w pay all the ea-

LOX DON,
SATURN SEPTLMBER 22.

Baron Pe Rorts arrived yesterday in form, with
the intelligence that His Royal Highness Nlciroiir us,
brother to the King of FRANC', sailed on Wedneso
day last, with a fair wind, for tiournhorgh. Pre-
vious to his departure he received a letter from His
Most Cii 19TIAN Mk; SS fT. T::= particulars ssc do
net pretend to kry.w or state eu9iv ; but. it is un-
derstood to contain an assurance, that the Emperor
of 12ctisre and the Ki g of Sweet% are wills
Loris
to ack!,owledge the .d his.
ditary claims to the throne of France and Navarre,
p ovided England will sct them thisexample. We.
that nie treaty now tiegociating betusien
th.'s country and Russia %.i:1 contain some regulation
upon this interesting subjeft. Athough it would he
Bowie to nialie the restoration of the BOURBONS a
ern qr~ mm, and to undertake to put them in pos-
,c;yon of then rights, yet much good may be done
ihtinigh them for the Continent. • At all events,
something is due from the loyal and legitimate Kings
of Europe, to the virtues and misfortunes of that
Mauritius family.

The I lamburgh Mail, due last Wednesday, ar-
rived yesterday morning,with letters and parrs up to
the 15th inst. An article from Wesel, of tho sth says,
that Bo MA p AR 11. was in the neighlrourhood, and
had of course left Aix-la-Chapelle, to visit the new
departments of the Rhine, from their commence-
misnt ar the Ilatavian Frontiers. It is reported, that
he will pass thirty days upon his journey, along the
banks of that river, more from curi.)sit y to see the nu-
merous fields of battle which they contain, than to
order any new military positions in be fortified, as he is
not accompanied by any officers of the engineers. In
the mean time, this journey gratifies his vanity by
causing a great deal of agitation, and snore specu-
lation, in Germany, the petty Princes of which.
since their Chief, the new k.mperor of Aust. I A, has
given the signal, emulate who shall be foremost
to degrade their rank by paying their Jeceirs to
the Co: sican adventurer. Some of them, however,
as the I.lector of limns, and his grandsons, have
been put into requisition by Bois Arnie, and are
waiting his arrival in their vicinity at Oppeobs irn,
:n.: very place not long ago occupied by the satel-
lites sent to arrest the Duke of ENGIUZI4. The
Russian Charge d'Affaires continues still at Mein;
and as Bursa r• KTE will soon arrive there, the Ger-
man Papers seem to hint, that a rupture between
Russia and France is not absolutely determined up-
on. On the other hand, a French Courier has passed
through Berlin with orders for Boa ssssssss Charge

itnaires at St. Petersburgh to leave Russia. The
political connections between Sweden and France
have slueudy-entirely ceased ; all Frenchmen have
beep nr.ted: to leave the former kingdom, and all
Swedes are *called from France. In our diplo •
matic circles, however, it is generally believed,
that the Russian Megi. den /Ir/tires does not remain
at Mentz from choice, nor tor the purpose of far-
ther discussion with BONA PARTE or TAL L CYR AND.
They presume that the tyrant, judging of others
by himself, detains him as an hostage, instil the
French Minister at St. Petersburgh shall have passed
the Russian frontier upon his return to Paris. The
Swedish Legation, it is supposed, will be sub-
jeCted to a similar restriCtion. It is reported that
not only the Russian, but also the Swedish Ambas-
sadors are preparing to I save I loll:lad.
A paragraph from Constaatinople stete,, that the
°Trona/0i Portz will not acknowledge the Impe-
rial Dibmity assumed by BON AP AR rx, until it shall
have been previously recognised by the Courts of St.
James's and St. Petersburgh—but, unless the Note
presented by the Divan to General Rause, upon the
,objet, be :4 fabrication, this paragraph, we think,
deserves Intl.: credit. The unfortunate King
of NA ricks has been under the disagreeable necessity
of la) ing new burdens upon his subjeCts to pay the
i Irene banditti is his kingdom; the chief of whom
has in return declared his intention to seize
every Neapolitan vessel suspeeted of carrying pro-
visi vas to Malta, or to our cruisers in the Mediter-
ranean. SI disgusted are the Italians with French fra-
ternity, that the principal houses are retiring to Ve-
nice, quitting their country an.l tr.e:r homes, made
insupportaisle anif unsab: hy the tyram.y and vets.
tons of the Cot.acan's mil;tary :Ind civil proconsu!s.

An article under the head of Vienna says, that an
Austrian General has been sent to invite the Russian
Grand Duke CONSTANTINE to visit the camp near
Prague; but, as this General is the same Count Sr.
Juriers,who has great pretensions to the charaeer of a
politician, famous in 1800 for signing, after the Kittle
f Maringo, without powers from his Court, prelimi-
naries of peace with France, at Paris, his mission
is more probably to palliate the late cnndut of the
Cabinet of Vienna, and to try• to have thr new lin-
peror of Austria acknowledged. in his revolutionary
dignity. A small Russian sgs.t.hon is cruising in
the German sea; but it is supposed that it will soon
return to pass the winter at Revel.

The wind, on Thursday, forced our Dunkirk,
CaLis, and Boulogne squadrons, to leave their sta-
tions, and to put into Dover and the Downs. No
intelligence of any importance was received yester-
day from the French coast. Lord Karroo and Sir
Hone Pu HA st arrived at the Ship Inn, Dover, on
Wednesday night, upon business supposed to relate
to our squadrons, which arc to cruise during the
winter._

Sir Hosts Porn * sr embarked in a cotter at Dover,
on 'Elittrsd4y evening. and immediati ly A)
it was supposed, in reconnoitre the Frencli coist,
frid the harbour of Boulogne.
Uer nest was left all well off Brest, on the 13th.
The enemy remained in :he outer harbour.

A letter. from Dral, dated Sept. 20, says, is I am
hatmy to announce the safe arrival in the Downs
ortTie Leeward Isiand fleet, consisting of about
.40 sail, under convoy of tile Ble,iheint of 71 guns,
Captain You ennuseA tin, who parted from them at
Po ismotith i and they Carrie hom thence under the
proteason of an armed shy, whose name I cannot
lelrikas no communication has yet taken place on
shoveithat *eet having passed through for the River
aithnnt coming to an anchor. With rest e. 3 to our
sonadrons, the utmost attivity still prevails, and
nut farce is augmenting. Occasional cannonading
i, heard, which shews that our blockading force is
not i lie."

His Mangy v will, in a few days, hold a Council
at Weymouth. when the Parliament, which stands
at present prorogued to the 4th of ()Sober, will be
still farther prorogued to the Lieginiiing of Ntorem-
ber, then ro meet for the dispatch of business.
A Court of Alderman will be held at Guildhall,
on Tuesday next. at twelve o'clock, to hear appeals
from sundry sons against the rates or assessments
for tythcs levied under the AR of Parliament pas.ed
last Session, for the Relief of certain Incumiunts
of Livings in the City of Inndou. and to ree re the
nomination of the Sheriff's of persons to be keepers
of His ‘l A itsr v's gaol of Neurpte, Giltspur-street
and the Poultry Corapters. Ludgate Prison, and
on other business.

Thursday morning, dispatches were received from
Admiral TIMANIOROCON, off the 'Friel, dated the
I 4tia inst. which were forwar:ed to Lord Mci.vit.i.s,
at Wims)6loll.

A cause of great importance will be heard at the
har of the King% It nch, Ireland. in the course of
the ensuing term, in which the infant son of the late
Earl APIPIESLET is Plaintiff, and the Right Hon.
HICN sao Antissisv, one of the Commissioners of
the Revenue. is the Defendant. The estates de-
pending on the issue are of the annual value of
12,0001. his merely a question of:legitimacy. The
DowaAer Lady Amyl est. ev, who defends the title of
the infant claimant. is countenanced and supported
by Mn.S GROVES (formerly Mrs. Jerritics), sister to
the late Chancellor of Ireland, whi.se opinion in legal
Mater' is allowed to be nearly of equal authority
ith that of her brother, the late Earl of CLARK.

An ejoclment has been n brought by Lord BL•v.
NET far certain estates, in the County of Monaghan,
which pi %Jac, a rent of at least 6,u001. ter exams,
against the coheiress of the I.te Dowager Lady
Zit •Irtallf. The coheiresses, who are the daughters
of Lady :IL A"P EY. by her first husband. Colonel
MURR•Y. are L'lcly CLEANUP. T, the Dowager
Lady Rossvonc, Mrs. Tati.orsi:Lus Jonah and
Mrs. WESTENR A. This CAUbe wall be tried at Mo.
saghao, at the ensuiug Leut Assizes.

PAXISIAN P ISMONS.

C .burarl roSes, that sort of tt,nags,:,
f in afirst-rate etzante at p.ris, intoning or ere
if she be on foot. A very etcgant regiines
i 1 tl;
state, and at those Wilts, a white hat, a white rob-, a shawl,
I %tile white Turkish h,ndatamilief, white salt
all white satin slippers. 'ln fine, a fine woman 4
11.epromenade noct:t to be as table as a dove
The Pistachio ,;rasp, which ha i succeeded the pm*
colour, has passed away as rapidly as its predecessor. p
taehio green was lately the rage cloatht, in caviares, 4„
esery thing. Now any colour is preferable to Piocl'
green. Rose, and white delicately shait'd with rose, 101,1,
the milliners call Rear, has continued fashionable for ern
time. The h,crensid also maintains its ground
wear, besides, several other gaits of itaciral fl .wets,
carnations, ruses de Previa', and common roses. Lilac is a Pb
vailitig colour for full dress solve., as also delicate rem, rsi.,
and Bah colours. The newest hats are of rose marrAine,
crape, with a narrow leaf, a low flat C(CrAn, and fregn„,„
turned up at one side. Cards of ruses are (regnant*
instead of ribbons. They pass under the chin,
ioun.l the head, and are knotted abuse. grim f„.
rate elegantes have adopted white taffeta hats, whit a very h,,.
row Ilaf equal all round ; over tile crown of which past fib,
which form the aides of a melon. The h...ad.dresse; in spia,
hair consist almost entirely of a plaited bandeau, and cw,
as
low down as the eyn.brows. The elata4tes, who au ow, it„
cached to short hair, content themselves wads a alerai

A MIS kISS IP • •

L'autre Jour je songems que, par l'amour
?our vois yetois Adam, pour MOi you, erica
Je ne sa.s avec yolks quel peche commie• ;
Mani je perdis
Le paradlS,
Quand It jour termiaa mon rere.