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London, England, 1802-12-06 00:00:00

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ties, and die ceffion of the left bank *of the Rhipe,l
,t 21 Catholic votes and one Proteaant are en-
luppielf.d, that the number of the Catholic
votes at 1::C Diet, which formerly was 54, is now
reduced to 3C. and that ofthe Proteflant votes,which
w„c 43, been increafed to 59, fo that the Prote-
flaw States cl the Empire in future will have at
their dilpofal two thirds of all the votes, whereas
the Catholic States before had a great majority.

BKIXEN, Nov. 6.—001111 t DE BISSINGEN arrived
bac ycilerday at four o'clock with a numerous
initc. No one entertained any idea of the motive
of his journey, when he delivered the fame evening
to the Prince Bifhop a note to inform hin), that he
v;,:. come to take poireflion of Brixen in the name
of his Royal Highnefs the GRAND DUKE of Tus-
cAsv. This morning the Chapter and Council
were convoked to hear the note read. At °o'clock
Count DE BISSINGEN repaired to Court in his car •
riage with M. DE SENGER, Counfellor of the Re-
gency, and the a& of taking poffeflion was per.
formed with every folemnity.
There was a grand dinner at Court, and the
Count afterwards fet out with his Secretary to take
prareffion of Trente. At two o'clock he en•pr•d
the city, accompanied by two companies of the
regiment of Bender, under the command of Count
DE LINANGES, which after being drawn up in order
of hattle, occupied the Grand Guard. M. DE SEN-
GER remains here as Commiffioner. Trente was
occupied yefterday by the Auftrian troops.

The ROYAL FerefLY yefterday attended divine
fervice, at St. George's-chapel, Windfor. After
fervice their Majes•rres and the Paincessmtook
an excurfion to Irrogmore.
There will be a Levee at St. James's on Wed
nefday next the Bth inftant, and a prawing Room
on the Thurfd3y following.
Saturday morning a Deputation of Maltfters,
from different counties, had a long interview with
Mr. ADDINGTON at tug houfe in -Downing-ftreet,
. on the fubjeet of fome43bjeetionable claufes in two
late .141.1 of Parliament, refpeeling the making of
Malt. They were vert politely received by the
Miniller, who paid great attention to their obfer-
vatioqs, 'and affured them they fhould be taken in-
to conlidtration without delay.
It is reported, that the Confular Government
has confented that our Cabinet fhould retain Malta;
and further, in proof of the fincerity of its wifhes
for the maintenance of peace, that they fhould en-
joy the provifional polfeffion of the Egyptian ports
in the Mediterranean. We know not what degree
of credit is dire to this rumour.
On Saturday M. Orro arrived at Dover. He
fpends a day or two under Mr. MarcreLL's hofpi-
table roof, previous to his quitting this Country
for Franie.
• The Dutch Ambaltador, M. SCHIMPULTENNINCX,
TerldeS in Great Cumberland Place, in the houfe
lately occopied by Lady ARAIIELLA WARD.
. Lord WILLIAM BENTINCR, who is going cut
Govetnor of Madras, is provifional fucceffor to the
Co.vernment of Bengal.
Lieutenant Colonel SHRUM' is appointed to
command the Cantonment of Arcot.
Southampton is to be one of the free Towns,
under the new warehoufing fyftem.
Tuefday the Earl of ADOYNe was chofen Grand
Matter, and the Earl of Da LIMUSI a Deputy G,rand
Mailer of the Grind Mafonic Lodge of §codand.
Same day, Mr. ID:Tetras in his official capacity,
as Chancellor of the Vniverfity of St. Andrew's,
paid a.vifit to that place. He walked in procef-
lion, dreifed in his robes, to"the Parliament Hall,
where the Students were affembled, when a Latin
Prayer was delivered Eiy Dr. HILL. An elegant
.dinner was provided in the Dining tiall of Saint
Mary's College, at which the Earl of KELLIk.,
General More, and a great mambo; of Country
Gentlemen were prefent.
The Earl of Fire areived at bis;lown.holife,
Whitehall, on Saturday; freim Scotland.
The Duchefs of Cu si aaakinn, prier o,,ffiort flay
at Lyons, has proceeded.to Nice, for, the ferfeet
re-eflahlabrnent of her health. Her Eifcwder, for
which the medical advice of Paris'iras itteffeal,
has been cured by a delicate operatiOlterformed
by a furgeon of the name of
The King's Theatre opene4 on nightSaeaerelter
with the ferioni opera of Aferepe,%thli'.lll,6ine of
which was perfonaied by Mrs. fli:011#0;on, who
was received with two diftind peali of applaufe.
Signora Guitar, .who played Maantti, and has
been engaged principally to ling 4ttn •Mrs.;llter
Lipic roN, I,x)n attraeled attention Ottsd; as oppertri-
tunity for criticifm occurred, 'lie %v is ieteted,wl4l,
loud applaufe. Her voice is full, mellow, and
ex tenli ye.

Sir SIDNEY SIIITIIIIIIIS with General Aintros-
It, in his boz, at the Opera, the syholc ofSatarday
evening. The Young POATAL as iiaspiladmui POOL"
BALIs were nub bf
..the party. Sic Samar and
ANDRIIOI3I were, ate doubt, talking (Wei ihe-fiege
of Saint Jean d'Acre, as both *ere pr#fent at Its
though on oppofite fides. . •
The Officers of the Guards, sod their friends,
are paying very great attention mate getting up
of Othello and the iffrprentice. On Battyday they
bad a rehearfAl at TottenhankAreet Rooms.
Othello is to be played by Capt. Censesesa) ; hre,
Capt. HICKS; Defilessoria, Atifsaloarom. Captain
BLYAN plays Did in the" Apiivatia.
Mrs. Swoons, we are concerned to illste;. has,
been lately attacked by a very dangerous diforder.
Saturday, a youug than was brought *p to Bow.
fireet, to anfwer the charge of forging orderain ,
the names of Signora Storace and Mi. Braharn.
Imploring mercy was the only.defence- made by
the prifoner, who is committed to his former place
of confinement for trial at the Scrims.
The old Theatre at Liverpool II pulling down,
and the new one is to be completed by the ;lt of
June next. It is to be made capable of bolding
350. The management has reverted toalkidivna