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SOLZM QUIS “CERE FALSUM A UtrZAT ?

L ir D 0 N,

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, :806.

The American Ship Georgia, Capt. PRICE, from
Savannah, arrived at Liverpool, wias boarded on the
Bth August by an Officer from a French Squadron
of five Ban of the Line, lat. 34. 64. long. 68. ;15.
steering to the 'Westward examined all his papers,
an-el then suffered him to proceed. The Officer
was particular in his inquiries after the homeward-
bound West India Fleet they had, captured the day
kefore a British Ship bound to New Providence.
The Chiswick, Capt. KERSLAKE, from Barbadoes,
arrived at Liverpool, spoke on 4he.l9th August the'
Tippoo Sail, from Savannah, which had seen the
Fiench Fleet on the 111th of August in hit. 33. 0.
long. 69..6. The Chiswick spoke ou the 29th August
The Brig Leviathan, bound from Grenada to Lou-
. don, in.1at.,45. 30. long. 36. 0. who parted,-frorn the
Fleet on the 17th, near Bertriuda!, Admired CoCH-
RANE then in company, with four sail of the Line.

WE received last night and this • morning Dutch
Pagers to the 7th inst. Although the Paris Papers
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have hi,therle preserved
.the most pi-611mnd silence
respeding the military preparations of the KING
of PRUSSIA; the Dutch Journals have at length
ventured to notice them. But while it is acknow-
ledged that these preparations exceed ady that
have been made since the days 'Of FEEDE,
LICK the GREAT, it positively affirmed that
nothing-canbe mere absurd than to
.suppose they
are intended against France, as.the best übderstand-
ipg subsists between the.' two Powers. It ap
pears,' however,' that the French Government. was
absurd enough to suppose, that the immense Ar-
mies.which were colleLling might be-dcstined to
ate against France, for it is asserted that the.KING

91 -PRUSSIA was called upon to state distinctly the
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objeclof these preparations, and that his reply wass

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that.rthn, were merely defensive, and that His
PRUssIAN MAJESTY had no hostile "views against
aniPower." It' such a demand were made, we can
hardly conceive that BONAPARTE would be satisfied
with so vague and evasive an answer. The state-.

naent in the. illoniteur, -that the Austrian 'Prisoners,
were on their return home, is contr,adiEted by letters
from liranlifort; and, we shall not be surprised to
find that some pretext
_has been devised' to 'retard

their return for some time longer.

It is said that six Regiments are immediately to. be
sent out to the West Indies; the 13th -and '63d to
be two of them.

The Ist battalion of the Royal Fuzileers, just ax-
rived. from'. the West Indies, is on the
.march to
'Weymouth.

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A private letter from Dublin, dated Sept. 4, says,
"- Our Chancellor of the Exchequer is now 'in
town, '..T6tvely emplOyed in discharging the arduous.
finties of his important office. The Board of,Com-
missioners \is to be divided into Excise and Customs.
Thp new Commissioners are to be,
Mr. Secretary MArsden.

Mr. M
r. Edward l'ayfor, of erl-lon:square,
Mr. Terry, of Cork.
The Floe.. Mr. Hutchiuson, Col leaor of Clonrnell, brother
04 Lord I hitt. Itiosort.
Mr, DUIAIS af4 Mr. George Macquay.

" Two of the vacancies have been occasioned by.
the promotion of the Earl of DoNononmottr, to the
Post Office, and the dismissal of Mr. LowCrlELn.'
The others are new. Mr. Ta,m, who,succeeds-Se-
ert-tZitV, MA RSDEN, NVZS Private Secretary to Lord
I\ll-1.-roN, when•he !v. as in this country, Secretary
to the Earl- of FiTzwit.wm. Mi. 'MERRY is a Ro-
'rnan (2at!alic. The degree of alertness which pre-
vails in the public Offices, since Sir JOHN NEW-
PORT'S arrival here, is scarcely credible, Refor-
mation' and retrenchment seem tb be the order
of the day,,tinder the nuspi'ces of our new Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer.- -

A duel was to have taken place yesterday, be-
tween a Mr. F. of some celebrity on the turf, and a
Captain R: The ground was Measured out in Kil-
burn fields, and the parties met with their seconds,
but they were interrupted by some friends, who had
waited theirarrival, and their differences were ami-
cably adjusted.
The' Gazette of last night contains an offer of the
Ring's Marlon to any accomplice who shall discover
the perpVtrator of the late barbarous murder of Anne
Webb, in Fligler's-lane, near the King'S Bench
and the, Parish Officers have added the offer of a re-
ward of tool. for the same prpose.

The French Emperor has thought proper to:de-
clare to the Courtsr, of Europe that the territory of
the Rhenish Confederation isioviolable, and that no
detachment of Foreign Troops is. to pass through it
Under any pretence. whatever. Yet . this is the man
who has so often passed through neutral ground, 'and
Violated the independence of other States.

We may, conceive what.an enlightened state the
people of Rome are arrived at, when we find that
tlie Papal Government have. thought' it necessary to
order the pemoval of all Images of the Blessed. Vi-
rgin front the. Churches, becaw-e the people affirmed
That these Itn:lges have, for months past, been id
the habit of (poriq and shutting their tya. What
ill oven the c)es of swear teopie