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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, :806.

WE have this day made some further. Extracts
from the French Papers. Our Readers will perceive,
on perusing the article from Frankfort, that a. new
plan is in agitation for an exchange of Territories in.
Germany ; or; in other words, for destroying the
natural attachment and confidence which ought
to subsist between Sovereign and Subject, and
thereby" placing both more , completely in the
power of France. We entertain, however, consi-
derable donbts whether this plan will be carried into
execution, at least as far 'as relates', to Hesse dassel.

The arrival of Lord ST. VINCENT with his Squa-
dron in the Tagus, has given occasion to the Hi-.
tors of some of the French Papers to declaim against
this Country for violating the 'Neutrality of Portu-
gal. These Writers were not so tremblingly alive
to the rights of Neutral Nations last year, when
,BONAPARTE violated the Neutrality of Prussia.:
Nor'have they told their Readers that the British
Force was sent to the Tagus in consequence of a
positive declaration made by BONAPARTE, that in
the event of the'failure of the Negotiations between
Great Britain and France, 'he would- invade the
Neutral Kingdonyof Portugal.

YESTERDAY a Ca4inet.Coiancil was held, to take
into consideration the Dispatches received from Lord
LAUDERDALE. The Members of the Council who
attended were; Lord GRENVILLE, Lord SPENCER'
Lord SIDMOUTH, Lord.liowtoK, and Mr. WIND-
HA A. The Council broke up about half past three
o'clock, and very soon after a Messenger was dis-
patched to Paris.

Mr. Fox, though. apparently better immediately
aitjr the operation was repeated on Monday'last and
the following day, is ilow,we.understand,. in a state
t hat has excited greater apprehension among his
friends than at any former period of his complaint.
'the reports ore indeed very gloomy, and they who
indulged the•most sanguine hopes, seem, at present,
to give way to the most desponding feelings.—ln-
deed, just as this Paper was putting,to Press, there
.was a strong rumour that Mr. Fox was no more.;
but .we have every reason to believe that it is un-
founded.

On. Sunday evening MEI:: MAJtsTIEs and the

PRINCESSES walked on ,the Terrace, and appeared
in high health and spirits. They.wereaccompaned
by Her Royal Highness the -PIAMICES 'SOPHIA of
GLot_Tons-ma, and His .Royal Highness the Di•TKE
ot .t.,.3.35ti100a., The Terrace was more crowded
than •any evening this season, -to behold our beloved
SOVEREIGNS and their Family.
UER MAJESTY Wore a buff sarsnet dress, with a mus-
lin robe over it ; a Lore cloak, lined with butt' sarsnet, and a
tulierb lace. veil, formed into a most becoming head-dress.
- The P R iNCESS AU G USTA,—"A pink sarsnet slip, under
a lace thesis, pearl ornamel'its on the sleeves; hair dressed
a-hz Goecque, with a pearl tiara.
• P N C ESS SOPHIA —A lace dress, over a slate-coloured
s rsmt dress. ,
RINCE SS MARY-A worked muslindress over white
rattsnct.
Pis.INCESS AME LI A.—A pale blue dress, with long lace
sleeves, anti gold ornaments in her hair.
P NC ESS SOP lAot LOUCESTER wash' elegant
c.,hd mourning, light grey sarsner, with the finest thin
r. ualitl.
The DUKE of C BR E wore the Windsor uni-
foim.

‘. It was nearly dark when the Royal Party left the
Tcrrace : they were attended by the Countess of,
Ly, Countess of SEFTON, Barone ,;S Hown, and
dv Y NE;N the Earl-of SEFTON, ,GenerA FITZ-
E C Y, Col. MANNTNOIIAI‘I, and Covint :MUNSTER.
• Et li!ii)rdshire Militia Band played the entire evening.
HIS MA.TrSTY is eipeaed in town to-morrow.
Sunday, afternoon Lord GRENVILLE arrived at
Windsor, and ire.d an audience of His MAJESTY for
about an' hour. In the evening his Lordship walked -
on the Terrace with the Iloyal
sterday morning. the DUKE of Yonx transmaed
bu-,incss with I-11s MAJESTY for a considerable tiint;
'it:stet-day the DUKE of CAMERIDGE took the di-
v(lsion of shooting in Windsor Great Park and the
forest. - •

Yesterday being the annivetsaryof their I\EJES-.
TIL-s. Marriage-clay, an entertainment was given at
l'ioginore to t heir tradesmen of London and-Wind-
sx, It vi as tinder the direaion of Princess ELIZA-
-13 TH. .1
he del;',,litful little Barn-was decorated and
illumiuqted. on the oCcasion, in which the entertain-
n rots of the evening conclusied with a ball.
The last accounts of MIRANDA. Confirm all we

have Faid, on 'the subbed, notwithstanding the con
-
f dent, prediCtionS that his npedition would fail.—
\‘',, .t..wover, niOit venture as confidently to'pre-
dict teat it wilt succeed. The Spanish Gwernment
11,:s been so severe, and the people have beep so long
buoyed up With the expeetation of assiritanCe from
MILANDA,, that even if he had not made an attempt
to aid them in an to throw off the yOke, time
is very strong reason to believe that their t:Ll.se ui
freedoth would have burst forth in cue irre-
sistible appeal to their own nati‘,,,•; strength.

. .
The Echo Sloop of War; about w Well some or-.
prehensiins prevailed, arrived .yeste'rday . -at Pi. -
1..o„t1;, after encouleteriiig wry,ssV.e.re weather.