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London, England, 1804-10-02 00:00:00

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Englifh declare all the coals of Europe in the fame
(late ? The Rate of block de cannot extend farther
than to places by lea or land, furrounded and upon
the eve of capitulating. This is according to the
laws of nations.
Courts and Cabinets, which are ignorant of this,
write againil the French, whilft they endure the vex-
ations of England, being accultomed to them, though
their own commerce fullers.
This very curious article finishes thus: 44 We are
allured that the Emperor has come to the determina-
tion of giving orders to cm:Piste all gook of Englifb
ntantefaamre and prat/salon that are famed in Ilentrtyr, is
Holland, in Genoa, is Leghorn, and is that part of the
hingdoen of Napier oecupid by oetr troop."—Moniteur.
Chevalier CRAWTORD Aligned, as an excufe for
breaking his parole,- that the ill Rate of his Lady's
health required his pretence in England.

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.
}haus Saps. 26.—The French Miniller of the
Foreign itepartment delivered, before his departure
for Ais-la•Chapelle, to the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires
a note, in which be fays,." That the Emperor of
the French fincerely wifhed to continue the good
underftanding between the two powers, but that be
could not yet order his troops 4o evacuate Hanover
and the kingdom of Naples." Nothing is faid about
the. King of SARDINIA, but a great deal of the ne-
gotiations between RuCG.I and England, and con-
cerning the Ruffian troops in Corfu. He hoped that
the differences, between France and the Northern
Powers would be only a paper war. He could not,
however, avoid remarking, "That though Rudia
can do France but little harm, every poLlible means
have been employed by the former to force the lat.
ter to a war," &c. Such are the principal contents
of this Note.
It is laid that the Ilitirran and Englith Miniflers in
Proffla have made the King, fince his return to Char-
lottenburgh, very tc.mpting van, in hopes of mak-
ing him an ally.
At Paris, nothing more is fpolen of the invafion of
England ; and what is going on at Mentz is only-
coilj:clure. The marches of the french hoops in
Italy are regarded at Paris as mere mealuies of pre.
caution. Tne French Minitler to cur Republic is
dill with the Emperor ; but all the other Foreign
Minilers arc teturned to Paris from Aiz-la-Chapelle.

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It is reported that the Eriirtrcr Napot.tfN and Ma
confort, with tht Imperial (..7,.0rt, gill rAf; longer
time at ?dent z 119: WAS tirll t.eieveri, at lea( longer
than at Aix-la-Chapelle. It is even pro+•able, that
the (lay of the Emperor in that town, will arrange,
or bring to a e;ilis, the afEiirs now ender ditetraian,
31.4 only between France and Itulna, but between
France i,nd Sweden.

13 iron FII Tz, the Imperial Ambaffador, has pre-
rented his new credentials from his euvereign, as as
Emperor of Autiria
According to the etiquette fettled by the French
Court, all fpeeches, addreffes, or compliments ad-
dreff d to his Majelly, or to the Emprefs, are pre•
vioufly to be fent to TALL& TRAND and Duaoc for
their approbation or revifal.
Among other orders, which prove the reciprocal
attachment of their Imperial filajeflies, the Yreka of
Menta has received inttruAions to prepare no more
titan cue bed for both there Sovereigns..
They write from Franckfort, that the fair of this
year promifes to be a very good one, particularly for
Englith goods and manufaaures. Cambrics have
rifen ten per cent. but printed cottons have not the
fame advantage. The Swifs manufaSurers compbia
loudly of their loffcs, and want of Lie.
It is reported in letters from Mentz, that the pals
which the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires 'received from
Tar. AAAAAA Dat Paris, was nut to go beyond the
French frontiers ; others, on the 'contrary, pretend
that he is waiting there by the fpecial orders of the
Emperor NAPOLEON ; others .gain (late, that the
Emperor ordered him to be detain:A until it was
known that the French Charge il'Aff.ires in Rutla,
and the perfons belonging to the French legation,
had ..fely pafred the Itutin frontier..
EN T 7, SEPT. • 17.--The Emperor is not yet here.
The arrival of TALLEYRAND is kid to be conn:ocd
ugh g:-eat cli.ingcs in the G.rman Empire. The
following,:.re r I-I to be the principal :
s. The :Levi v! the Inn vr3l be given to the Emperor of AD.

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2 The Princivity 4: Werle tlrgh will be ezzlanrad
all t‘e ra:Te4h.i • of 11, fer—w; Order a,w its tiratid Mailer is
to rcf,,e
The pretert I:rat—lP:Tarter, Arch-Duke A Trllo r,h to be
elected ro•atetor of :he Rketor, Arch Chucellor.
I. The cities of Atlyibur:h, krankbwr, and Nurcoalperg are tr.
chi ••, the liahre rovers are
i. :,:t !a have t ray-k.

t. 11. e : of .V...•a c•:: to be &mot:the& the cur-
.
cora h u. 4. to be p1ac...1 dire.: ...gut, in Liu am:try, and Alcoa
to ha .1c dared a ti ca :uninkreial
6..1 In ton ut Marecaux. by Coiskotz, is to be auctnented by
(.4.rdet.

Naraa.s, Auc. 23.—The Engin Commander of
a cutter lies forcibly vilited Icveral (hips here; among
uthers a Dutch vctnl, where he broke open cheibi,,
ba,rels, under pretence oflookin7., for five French
failors who had dcfurted from the Englith cutter.--
Not findin!.; on board tie Parchman what he was
10( kins tor, he attempted ,0 board a French fa.l,
but ti,c Captaia baiired colours, armed leis r yew.
and ordcred upc:i declaring th..t tl.c
thould not con,c ~.2 board without an or der
fr,,:n the French .Arr.batiador. Tic Er.glith were
far4fiA giving him a great cleat of allure,
,' :daring that rbzy cared nothinv about 2 tut:,
o. y.
Tr. letter fiu words with their ol.& .6 c... 1 ,

c.,:n:nander ii, the port of Naplcs fuller fud

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I..trFmnt.!tro, Si pr. 15.—This n:nrniol,
ck +.4.n o'clock, v... y tintxpcn •..fly, the Dl.oni btlt
In All ini!.l:tt, .11! 11:e Itret-t, wve ctowdcd
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LONDON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 0147.. O'CLOCK:
Confoli. money 564—for acc. t :—Omulunt 6 rem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Hank Stock Rut I Long Ann. That
3 per Cent. Red Ann. fltut Short Ann. (hut
3 pet Cent. Conf. 57j Onv.iuln 41 prem.
4 per Cent. (hut Erg.iftt Ti,:kets 181.109.
per Cent. Navy 9c 941 Confol9 for ace. 57:}
3 per Cent. 1797 Rut
Dusiar, Serretases 27-5 rr Cent. Gov. Deb. 891
Exchange—Dublin on Condor( is.

Trench Journals to the 22d ult. have arrived, the
contents of which are of more importance than the
•tfnal details allowed to appear in theCe papers.
Fouco's letter to the Bifhopi, of which we have
given an extra.% (hews plainly that there is much
difcontent in Fiance: the (tibial is interefling, but
the 'difcuillon of tilt queftions it gives rife to, would
require more rncm than the columns of a Newfpaper
can devote to it.

The Cabinet of St. Peterfburgh is again attacked.
It now Paid to be ruled by an Entail faction.
As our blockade of the French ports does not har-
monize with the interpretatinn which Burravax•re is
pleated to give tc the law of Nations, all Englifh
goods found in Hoßard, Genoa, Leghorn, and that
part of Naples occupied by the French, are to be
cSnfifcated, by way of retaliation. After detaiuing
thofe Englifh who happened to be in France when
boftilities began, though the public faith of France
had been pledged for their fafety as far as public
faith can be pledged in an official journal, no one
will be furprited at this or any as of injuftice which
the French Governrpent can commit.
The French national almanack for tht next year
is called " 4,manar pour PAR XIII. de te: itapahlique
Franca:l4 tin premier& rEmpirs." " Almanack for
the year XIII. of the French Republic, the firft year
of the Empire." This is the third change of the na-
national calendar fince the Revolution. In 1789 it
was the firfi year,sof French Liberty; in 1792,
the fiat year of the Republic ; and now in 1804, the
*ll year of the Empire, which has fwallowed up both
liberty and the Republic.
It is fated in a letter from Mentz, in a Dutch pa-
per, that eonfiderable changes in the interior Rate of
Germany, by which both Au aria and Pruffia will make
important territorial aequifitions, are in contempla-
tion. This is not improbable. The cxifience of the
petty German Princes and States is now vet y preca-
rious. The quarrels and the reconciliations of their
potent neighbours, are equally fatal to them. They
are the Vialfll6 that are facrificed at the feats of amity.
The fecolarization of the eccletialliial Rates was an
experiment in carport nit ; but it was not perceived,
that the fecority cf property in general was fhaken
by the rnthery, and that the power which could
deftroy ooe fpecies of tenure, could abolifh ano-
ther. An Elector of ltiirtemberg or of Baden, may
ene day find that he is riot a bit more regretted than
a Bifhop of Munfter and Cologne. Thnfe that par-
titioned the Republic of Poland, will not, if they can
agree on the term., feel much coinpundtion in bring-
ing the Germanic States to

Wednefda♦ the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs waited
en Lnrd CATHCART, with the freedom of :be Corpo-
ration of th.t City of Dublin.
Alderman MtRFDYTH
.11R1:1,1 in invetled with
the authr.rity of Lord Mayor of I)ublia.

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The building the Martello Towels far the protec-
tdlion of the coati from Bray to Dublin, proceeds
with unexampled difpateli ; they are in general about
40 feet in diameter. precifely circular, :sad boilt of
hewn granite, clofely joined: rime are already 30
feet high, and exhibit proofs of the mat admirable
mafonry ; one has been pia begun at Williano:own,
tear the Black-Rock ; thufe from Dalkey ta Bray are
Dearly finifhed.
Wednefday morning, and the pr.:ceding evening.
there was a great pert; in Dil.lin, for cars, and even
jingles and other vehicles were taken lip.
In a letter from Paris of the 1(1) lilt. it is laid,
that ANGSICAV, the commander of the army near
Brea, had lately beer, in that capital, accompanied
by the General of Divition, ARTHUR O'Comrioa, and
his Aide-de-Camp, Nina Tit+, another Iriflinkstn. They
had conferetices every day with the Minitter of the
War Department, who, before their clepartute, or-
dered not company of thel Eighth Guides. attached
to the army at licailogne, to march tor Bled.
At the Court at Weymouth, the 20t11 of Septem.
her, his Royal 13:,:liritts the Duke of Sussex %vac,
.1. his Matrsrv's c.,mmand, introduced into the
Privy Council, alid lii• liliiy4lllighnels took his.place
.: the Board on H. Ms/ csrv's right hand.
'To. Royal liighnef, the l'. is r i•ss of WA 1., S, we
:'(• much concerned to !late, met with a very ferious
.• -, i..:-rot tan Friday 131). In the morning, the paid a
... ',[ , , too neighbourhood lit Ciailt.m. When the
:iiisit was over, and her Royal Ilighnefs had taken
er feat in her carriage, file Md•Cli her hand in fare-
well faltatation of her 7,uetts: at this critical moment,
'ha footntan, who attended the door of the cart iarc,
, holed it with great wiole.:ce. Unfortunately, the
,angers of her Kn,..11 I ii;htifs's tight hand were
aught hetwsen the dii-n :. id the pannel, and man-
;led in a eviifeta6le tmenini. She gave a piercing
iriek, and the I..tches, whom file was in the at of
.31uting, Few to the carriag-. On opening the door,
ic four rinv,ers ..ert finnd almott fevered from the
73i in a molt aiv•c'sin ; einiditinn 1 the nail of one
1.1 beea torn orl, ai.d ii.i. tiii•-id licking to tilt'
i•or. Medical eiriliaoce wa• immediately pi, .11-.4
~.id the haul ais die ikel. Her I).ns.A ItThrn.fi has
• - n ever lince inthe nvirl fir, enciating pair.; lin.,
AT4, !..I,pY 10 .11. d. t'l tt T:' • i it;•:•nnt in A!'Cllt!ar.rt:
I ,"..Cri• 1 1;,..f 1:., , n:lrl.ll..'Ll of any of the

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