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LONDON, OCTO.I 18oz.

WE were compelled yesterday, both for want of
.tirne and room, merely, to, give the ,Substatlce cf the
very i,pporrant 'Tote presented by the Imperial 11/li7
.-:l,Aer R.ati:icr; to the French Envoy ; we have

thi4 day given it at length. It contains a full.
and unequivocal denial of the insinuations Made
some time ago by Citizin LAFoRET, that the
EMPEROR had opened a secret Negotiation at
Paris, the-phjea of which was to deprive the ELEC.-
TOR of BAVAR ra of nearly the whole of his domi..„
nions. The Note states, that it certainly was His
Imperial Majesty's desire to obtain for his Brother
those `lndemnities which were agreed upon in the
Treaty of Lufieville, but it denies that it ever was
in His Majesty's contemplation to deprive the
ELECTOR of BAVARIA of any part of his Posses-
sions, except with his own consent, it being clearly
understood that His Eleeloral Highness was to be
fully indemnified in Swabia.

A Mail from Holland arrived this morning, but
it brings no intelligence of importance. A report
is mentioned in the .linsterdam Courant, that the
French Troops have received orders to pass the
Rhine, in case there shall appear any delay in set.
tling the Indemnities.

The Clydt, having on hoard Sir JOHN Borttass
WARREN, the British Ambassador, arrived at El-
sineur on the 24. th ult.
Mr. BURROUGHS, late Advocate General to the
East India Company, in Bengal, arrived in Town
on Sunday last. He returned from India 'via Egypt.
The Marquis VI ELLESLEY some time ago, sig-
nified his intention of returning to Europe by tue
Mornington, bit an express was immediately dis-
patched overland, with a request that he would con.
tinue in India aftother, Jear. With this request he
will, no doubt, comply, provided it reach him be-
fore his embarkation, which is doubtful.

The Marquis WELLESLEY has appointed a Gen.
tiewan at.tht Bar in Calcutta to he Advocate Ge.
neral to the Company.
The arrival of the Ahked was yesterday an.
nounced at the East.lndia House—she brings no-
thing new, having sailed from St. Helena previous
to the Sea-Ilorsee,;,..

Passengers per kea—Lieutenant Jests? CAMP.
BELL, of His Nlt-jesty's igth Regiment of Foot;
and Lieutenant BOOTH, of the 76:h ditto.

The LORD MAYoz held a Court of Aldermen
yesterday at Guildhall, at which were present 13
Aldermen, and tl'e Sheriff's.
The Principals of the Bakers' Company attending,
were called in and informed, that as there appeared
very little alteration in the price of Wheat ind
Flour by the Reports of the Mealweigherq, no
alteration was to be made in the Assize or price of
Bread.

SAMUEL, MAR It I OTT, Esq. Citizen and Vintner,
was sworn into the 'office of Bridgemaster for the
year ensuing, in the room of JOHN SPECK, Esq.
deceased.

The Eleetion of Searchers and Sealers of Leather
for Leadenhall Market was appointed for the next
Court.

The usual Precepts f,ir regulating the Pro.
cession on Lord Mayor's Day were ordered to
issue, agreeably to ancient custom, and Guildhall
was ordered to be fitted up by the Clerk of the
Works in an elegant manner, for the reception of
the Nobility and Citizens against Lord Mayor's
Day.

Mr. PAXTON gave a most splend;(l Ball and Sup.
per last week, in honour of his Election of Mayor of
Carmarthen.

On Friday last a brilliant Ball was given at the
Shire-hall, by the Members of the Beef Steak Club
of Chelmsford, in Essex, in commemoration of the
Peace, to which' all the principal Females of the
County, and the Officers of the Garrison were in-
vited at twelve o'clock the company retired to
supper, provided in four compartments, at which
.360 sat down, and were plenteously and elegantly
regaled.' The Band of the 83d Regiment played
during the repast. The whole of this liberal enter-
tainment was admirably well conduaed.
On Monday se'nnight,- the 3.oth Regiment of
Foot lying at Sunderiami, received the new Colours
given- by Government, for their very meritorious
condua during the late campaign in Egypt. The
old Colours, which bear the appearance of bard ser-
vice, have been sent off to be deposited in Cam-
bridge-hall. . •
A French Fisherman stood into Enstbourn Bay
on Monday, and made a signal for a boat, which
landed Mr. ERSK I NE from France.

Monday se'nnight Lord Et; REMO NT passed
through Chichester, on a visit to one of his Bro-
thers, who h'ad on the preceding day arrived in
a ship at Portsmouth. One of his Lordship's ser-
vants who had been sent forward to Havant for a
relay of horses, had-taken with him the key-of his
Master's chariot-door, which he had previously
locked up, and the Earl was in consequence obliged
to creep in at one of the windows, which he did with
the greatest pleasantry and good-humour, but not
without some difficulty.

Between the z3d of September and the sth of
Oftuber, the number of Passengers from Dover to
Calais was 4.95, from Calais to Dover 513. : This
is the first time that the number of persons coming
from France to England has exceeded that of those
from England to France.
Orie of the German Papers gives the following
account of the Military, Force of some of the great
Continental Powers. The armies of Russia are
said to consist of 4.80,0p0 regular Troops, exclusive
of 70,000 Irregulars, such as Cossacks, Tartars,
Georgian's, Scc. The House of Austria has an
Army of 320.000 men, of whom sz,oco are Ca.
valry. Every effort is likewise making to induce
Hungary to raise her Peace Establishment to
80,000, and h; War Establishment to 400,000
men.

The Forces of Prussia amount to 275,000 men,
of whoa) 4gloco are Cavalry ; and it. is said to be
the intention of the Prussian. Cabinet to raise them
to 300,.000

IV A 11,1 L N F s.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 12.

ARP.Iti ED the jam and May, CLOSE, and
Friends, SABERTON, from Sunderland ; Phenix,
BAncocK, and Polly, Loxo, from London.
Sailed the renus, BIRCH, for Liverpool.