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SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUB,I,AUD.EAT ?

L'o N'D 0 N,

SEPTEMBER 26;

ON' Wednesday morning, the wind having come,
round to the north:,yardb Achniral DucKWoßiqi,
the Royal George, imade the signal for the Trans-.
ports at Plymouth, having on board:theTroops des-
tined for the Mediterranean, to. unmoor.' The
Tfansports, to the nunibor of thirty-, were soon Un-
citT sail, and proceeded with their Convoy ..to the
.wstward. It is supposed that they will bejoinedoff.
Falmouth by the Squadron under -the:,command of
Rear-Admiral Louis, who will proceed' with the
Expedition to a certain latiCude. The Troops which
have sailed on this Expedition consist of the 45 th ,
52d, and 62d Regiments, and two -Battalions of
Guards.

The 87th and 95th Regiments remain at Ply-
mouth ; tbey • will soon be joined by sothe more
Troops, and will sail for Buenos Ayres, under Con-
voy of the Ardent, of 64 guns, Captain Ross
DON KELLY.

The captain of the Tippoo &Lib (lately, lost near
Liverpool) spoke, on the 'iot'a August, in lat. 33.
40. long. 69.20. the French Squadron, under com-
mand of Admiral VILLEAUMEZ ; and on the 27th,,
in lat. 42. 16. long. 44. 30. spoke the Squadron un-
der command of Sir J. B. WARREN.

THE ProclamatiOn from the KING of PRUSSIA.,
which appeared in the Leyden Gctiette received yes-
terday, and. which our Readers will find. in a subse-
quent Column,
_seems not only to be intended for
the People to whom it is addressed, but as an hidi-
rea hint to BONAP4RTE, that the former is deter,
mined to resist any farther atternpts'to exchange or
tho4,fy any of his Territories. Hence., considering,
too, the charade!' of the KING of 'PRUSSIA, we
might be led to conclude that he-..was'again
disposed to engage; in a " War Of "Manifestoes
than a&ually to encounter France with. a more
hostility. But the.' passage in the Pro
ciamatiou alluded to, which declares that the
KING of PIIUSiIA. has no' idea " of ceding or. ex::
I‘.iansing thin ProyinCe(Eichtield and Erfurt), or
a;ly other whateyet," •may considered as a
hint tothis COqpiry not to exped' the 'restoration of
kiandver. The policy, howcver,• of. the Cab)net of
B._rho has .beau .pf ,8() vacillating a nutuce,,, that,no

great depe,ocie.i-ce'_cari iy4 'in its most positive

dQt.:.larations ; anti as so:n:3 movements towards an

aiuicable intercourse are suppOsed to have recently
tal:en plate ba.C%veen `that Cabinet and the British
Go‘.'eranient, it 'mak b:j interred that the KING of
Paoss.a. is not so,firmly determihed. on the
reteu-
tiou of Hanever as the passage alluded to in the .Pro—
clarnatipn might otherwise lead the world to conclude.
As to th.intetitienS of Prussia toy irds France, it is
,to form.any p'robable ccojetture, though
the time for temporizing with BoN4,AL9.:F:.,iscertqi:i
at an erid; -and if the KING .01PItUiSlA should again.
• •
shew hat he is inclined' to Make vapouring demon
strations, with. a disposition to Oncede; he may,
expe6t to be the next awful viaim to the ambition.
of the French Ruler, and will tall: unpitied by all'
other States.

There were a number of reports current
yesterday in the City, bUt as they were all with;
out authority, they are hardly worth notice.—
One stated, that the disputes between France and
Prusia were at an end. There was another egtially
unfounded report, that a Telegraphic Order had
be2n issued to stop;the sailing of the Expeditions.

• WE understand that Lord MORPETH was to set
'o'ut for ,Berlin in the course of this day, for the
pi.rpose of adjusting the differences with Prussia.

HER MAJESTY, Princesses ELIZABETH and MARY
(•3c an airing to Salt Hill, and back to Wint'isor,
at ►wo o'clock yeSterday.

.011. '4V-educsday, about three o'clock, the DUKE
of YORK., as Cominander in Chief, set off 'in hiS
travelling carriage, accompanied'. by the DUKE 'of '
CAY4thitaoc, to inspeCt the Easiern Coast. Their
lioval Higioesses spent.the evening, and took a bed,
wan, the Duke of RUTLAND., at his seat, Cheveleys,
Fark, c4norlitgestiire.: The DUEE of Yoax is fat-
tccdcd by his Aids-de7Canip, the Hon. Colonels,
I7TTot4 and PAGET. His Royal Highness:proceeded
to Ipswich•yeSterday. T4e iilspetlol.l of this,Coast-,
ti ili engage hiS Royal Highness about ten days. ~
1,61:d
~HOWICK entered upon the duties of his,
• new departtnent, at the Foreign °dice, this day.
Mrs. SPENCER S3itrll, Sister; to the (gallant Sir
SIDN4Y, who-was detained with. her children. on -the'
Continent by the order4BUNAPARTE, and was con -
veyed from V'enice to Italy, from I.viletice she escap-
ed to Russia, arrived yesterday, oiexpeaedly,.. at
Albany,