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London, England, 1801-08-26 00:00:00

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fit the usual aiidietice of t 6 kesiet:e-
-o.ay- the Marquis de LtoctiEstizti Envoy Ef;tila;
'ordinary,- and Minister Plen:potentiary frOrn HiS
PAttsitAx NlAlts:tr, presented to the trirSl Ccih
suit:

Rarob(te troii.riLi.i, d-iaiici Mastei- Of tiT'd tithi).;e::„
hold of the late QUEEN cf, l'xussiAj and chamber:,
'lain; and
f 11/1. de bokv.iii,k, iiiS son; Captain in ilii ik.gi:-..
ment of Gendarmes.
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Baron de Dal-Ei, Envoy txtraordinarv, an<l
Minister PlenipOtentiary from His; DANTSEI Yit‘«.
jEtTYi presented
M: de Bp.LEi Captain in the Danish Nat-v.
Froth the banks of the k bine 4/4. learn; that the
l'refe&S of the tbur, new departments 'on the 'left
bank. continue.. to adininist-er e the, oath of fidelitv to
the Frenchßeptibli.C., to the Constituted .Authuri._
ties, and that thisceremony is peifortn.cd in the
most imposing -oitrnet; is with
unequivocal 'expressions of public _
We learn from -AliddLe4;7.rgb, that apart of the
GOla.:Batavian division, which is in the harbour 'of
Hushing, having evinced some drispOsitiop to tut to
sea, the Enemy's-cruisers,made sign;lis to tneir,sq3a.
drone arid that in a short time it wai teinforced by
'some Frigates.' The three. Freni:li Frigates of 44.
sunsi: in Flushing, frequently exercise their crews
In mancenvrink.

It is confirmed that it is Adiniral WARlittOt -
Squadron' which rtirSued into Le„4stir. the French
.Frigates, Succei and Bravure, whiCh blocked up
Porto Fcrrajo with the Ceres-. The latter escaped.
into Marpaiza. Three .of the Ships of WARREN'S
Squadron appeared-again.off Leghorn the 31st July;
but it is said that the English Admiral changed his
course, after •having heard of GANTHEAUMEsreturn
to Toulon.

BOULoCNE,, AVG. 4-17.--,Admiral Nltsopt, after
having failed, and lost 4 or soo of his bravest men
in the attack of the tisth atnight, has disappeared,
leaving some Ships of war on the watch, 'arid cruis-
ing on different points of the• Coast. , . .
BERLIN, AUG. 9.—The Hanoverian. Minister,:
supported by Lord CA.RYSFORT, 'presented anew, to
the KING a very strong
,Memorial, in which he
formally-demands the, evacuation of ifiTover. M.
Gie HAtrawt-rz,- on the next day, transmitted His
MAJESTY'S iswer, which absolutely refuses to
accede to the demand., At the. same 'time M. de
Dotim insisted; • that,
the' of. J.-las/aver
Should adopt fresh measures for the maintenance.of
the PrOssian garrison.
,The Hanoverian Minister,
who began by pretesting .against the demand, finish,
fd by acceding to it, '1 he Rusian Ambas,satior
had been invited -by 'Lord-CmtysFoßt to support
him in..his Memorial ; but. M. de KRUDNE& tefu-
sed,.assuting the English. Minister that he had not
received any instruEtions on the subjeCi. •
'FRANKFORT, AVG..io.—The votes of the diffe_
rent members of ,the Empire begin to be trans-
mitted to Ratirbom, relative to the indemnities.
The Court of riehna has hinted, that it wishes
to have the business confided to it, with unlimited. ,
powers. It is supposed that the Ecclesiastical
States will :willingly comply with. this suggestion.
It is positively stid," that twa Austrian P
meats will speedily occupy the bishopric of Salta.
burg. . - •

The KING of. PR vssia has again declared that
,he will not withdraw his Troops froth the Eleao-
rate of Hanover. . The Regency of that -country'
has. .formed fresh. contrasts for subsisting the
Prussian Troops.
The Em?Eaow.of Rtrsst:t.' has banished Coubt
SHEREBSQW, who was employed to notify his acces-
sion to the KING of Patf:srA, on account of his he:.
iris implicated in the conspiracy' of the Sfiaows:

The,Chapter of Co/a—L.-will proceed to the elec-
tion successor' to the late Eleacr,
LtArt. The Archbishop of P;-6.4-.7e is one of the
candicidtes.
\The following is a Copy of the last Decree' of
the National Council of the Galliewl church:—

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" The National Cot,mc,il; zonsideting; I. That,.
the Pacification of the''Patlican church was the
princiPal objet of its Cons:7ocation, anddlof holding'
the present Session -.,.2d1y,,,yhat this pbjcit I,i'pear-
ing to be attained by the negßfiesionszicon:Au ied be-.
twecn our 'Holy Father POPE Piiis v 11. and the
French Govern:n:2pr, it wouhl.. be superfluous in •;:h,,;.
Cbnocil to occupy itseif any fartirtr upon the sub
jeff 3,11 y, That the labours. in which the Council:
hits been pccupiectsince the opening of this Session,
howeyerm2portant Vt themsellies, may be more use.
fully continued after the Pacification of the C:mrch.;
4thly, That among these labours, ,the Letter which •
it addressed, at. the commencement of the Sessitsn,
to•our Holy Father PoPt Pip VII. and thq't•al-
dressed to our •Seceding Brethren,' s.'affidientiv-
press the diSposition entertained; and alwlys •
will be entertained by it, and the Ciergy whom it
represents, to perseere in the intention of making,
for, the attainment of the blessing Of Peaee,
sacrifices compatible with justice and truth—

,Declares. the piesent Session-terminated by this
solemn sitting, held on 'the 16th of August, 1831,
in the, Metropolitan Church of

On Wednesday week as Joshua Sinai], of
Hessay, farmer, was 'riding in his team, on the
Wses running. away he„ jumped out to, stop' them,•
bUt unfortunately:: missing his hold,, :vas throw
down, and the wheels going over 'his body, he wit)
so much hurt, as to occasion his 'death the no.:
- Twelve' out of nin-eteen children', by t'.vo
wives, attended his funeral.

morning.

Early last Thursday morning the shop of Alf.
Moses:Newman, in Castle Hedingham, Essex,,%vas
broke open, and robbed of rnuslins and other; pro-
perry to a considerable. amount trace Could be
found of the robbers.

On Friday afternoon. a Oeotleman was hustled
C.oventry,street, Hay-market, by several of a noto-' ;
rious gang of pickpockets, and his, pocket picked of.
poeket<book, containing Bank Notes to. the ,
amount of 48l