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TITEPROPRtE?Ot of tbhi mblt eicOent
MMIWY b. fo certain of Its Many baulks NeVa
Wed In a satiety of Cafes, aims/ If it does oat esodlests the
Can, root said branch, To *tido* z wood:.
k (tube loSsougsties ins kd boors,
sildsftroT gnity without the lea& hazard.
?tined Diredtioes fealed up with it.
This lithe eeldirstaLPLAlSTEit 'hied fo aneh r°'
rte,Osonany,uod has bees fold hi Ltoodost upwards of
with thigh:wee repthitioo.
said Wlidefalesed Retail 'by T. Mull, Po. t, finab•lane.
ins the Royal Excliange; and alto by ylr. Day, Na 7, Tavit.
tech-beet; Mr. ‘oti Ito. 39, St. jaincevereet ; Mr.
Sway, No. u, Pall-h4;11; Mr. Ward, No. 3.24, Hollhins;
dichosa and Co. No. esis, Osford-ftreet.
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AUTUMNAL. PHYSIC
THE prnpriety of taking tome alterative mi-
didne at this Won of the year, to the efforts of
*NM and be chylous to the waste& =: ft is '.ll . tali'
wY lnaelre, handed by the ...Woes of our anadlors ersolfsho-
timed bar the approbation of every medal MD; Its utility is
tut coated to the prefent advantages, but ample alfo to the
prevention of many difeafes, which vent itches gess-
lonsble Phylle bas beams:leaded. fr C Platift_ on tbalhire_, rentinded, that Di Vest s VtartAlLS "PILLS lee premog,
1Y 1101>k aperients, to be cite ince fate end Amiens mu&
ri hithenodifcovand, as an alterativedorlitrvand hilecalla
*ft the Mood, and far radically curing the Scurvy, licrophills or
ms's Lvii, &mimic Eruptions. .L y, the ill dhshs of
iltraarYs and all &mks originedng (Mori as ftrafragkrf d 416.
Ilea
retzrite
A risky of proofs of their Amy. fame et tea"
bah, are eenitantly pubfilbed in the London • PePsrat
thit muft naturally be fuppofed to have their due and
*Whole the of any funks. esonnent hem . Pro-
Pnetar ; yet beg
es to siren, the dse real marks Otitis
all,neldable preparation wakes: a fair Wel, gfundsme forcibly in
"11 reemenkodadan, thin any thing YAMS esse MAIM of it.
Pin Ireland NM fold. Is boxes, pries p. 611. acts hems in owes
g IL se. by tie J. PUNPINO. formerly
ta the Army, at ids Proprietor, yeareboofe, No. 76, o:fora-Amt.
de P_Nmhsoll; alto read. by Tut, ashlarVt, Kowa /
'414. !ader, No. 4. Chesplide Waal, 3.4.4idbova t.
4 yormieb; al4 by every Vemaininjiligtwa:

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....To die MANUFACTURERS et,SRARCii. aid OMR
POWDER.
Tim Saga ;bet begs leave to inform the Mann-
a. fai)oarepiofthe above Ardeles, due bepolreirei die know-
hike of preparing the fame from Potatoesast a new and im-
proved pronia, which. he will communicate on certain condi-
tion. Th; Starch•shwpregarerihasbees allowed by judge. to
be foperior to bat ebodUA from Wheat, peffAUDS a Paul's'
brilliant and adult* appearance. The prank is very fibsple,
** the asnegarrapperatos by no mesas entente& .
*pply at N 6.26, Charies-b—W, Weitibinther.
Odeoer ig, dna. JAMES BARTON.
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TO THE LADIES.
IF the pvefetvation of Health and Bratty be an
°bled of bnportence to the fair fez, Dr. Dawson, the foie
Inventor and ProPeittor. of add invaluable Medicines the
NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP, iron
impulfea at once the molt delicate and dilintereftedorconunceds
to the kvelleft part of the creation thofe (peaks whfch hate
never failed, under a variety of the moft critical cafes. to prove
a fovettign, if not an infallible and the. molt efficacious remedy
ever yet &covered for Nerrons Difcafessnd nattered Confthu.
dons, Confumptions,,Weaknefs of Sight or Memary.,Hypo.,
ebondria, Tremblings of the Mind, Sexual Debility, Stomach
and Ed/el Complaints, and all other Difeafz hrilia& from a
related State of the Nervous Syftem ; and as various Difor-
dere of the Human Frame are brought on by &kid= In
Vend ; and the ginknioladon of thoib rules Which Prudence
dithstes for the prefervation of Health, and laying a foundation
for a long and happy life, with a firm and ftreng Coo(titudon.
As there are complaint peculiar to the Fair Sex, altogether
unknown touters, *ado( toads:Beate& nature to be mostioned
through the medium of public prints, and which require,, in dlf-
!trent periods and Striations, the molt ikilfol medical affiftsnee
to complete the original defigu of the all wife and onlidpoteot
Auvuee of she Unsvease ; to the Ladles, therefore, and cf.
••dany to tilde in whit is underilood by the sari eVe, this
Nerrious Cardhd is molt adniirably adapted, and capable of
adininiftering all thofe great and iniitimahle Wheats which
were to long and fo generally experienced from thofe celebrated
Doeton De as Cure and Huns Snag, which, indeed, were
• Welly performed by this molt incomparable Medicine.
Mrs. LUDFORD of Artillery-ftreet. Bennoodfey, was ef-
Sided with a Fitdiing ail over her body ; hut taking Dr. Barr
*uses Nervous Cordial, ban found great relief.
Witneike, John Harcourt, Spendh Leatber•Dreffer,
Bekry-ftreet, Bennett*, • R. Peirce,
rmondfey New. Road.. C.oal-Merehant, No. a,
:-September again.
1 FRENCH FE P ÜBLI C.
M. Fentitelev, the Mhditer, and Mt Chernia in Europe,
has given Dr. Barmen a Certificates; to the excellence of the
shove Mclibine ; which Certificate has received the Signature
of Mr. MART, the BeitiltMinifier balm is Francs.
The Botanical Syrup and Reftoradve Nervous Cordial, to be
had at the Dodoes book, No. p, Albion•ftreet, near the Le
Wien Weans, Sturpikk of Blatheihre Bridge, in Bottles at
IL la.; a as.; and 4.; (duty ineloded) ; Jebouk & Co.'s, data Ba-
con, Nit 150,thrford-fton,,ste Bond-dreg; Golding, No.
41. ; Ward, NA ge4, Where; Withers (bite °Deirdre)
Medirkangareboofe, No. $29.
_UMW, Tom* Boa Tutear
Royal enWlthams, er to his Maidty, No. 41.
Pali. ; Newisery, Censer of fie. Paul's Churchyard;
Bel hßroisage • Ching pd Butler, No. 4, Cheap.
fide; Apia; and Son, No. ge, liayntarket; Shaw's
Modest .et, Bounsigkopporne the flask
watt Bank; Mit Piddle,* No. 76. Oxford-ftreet, appellee
the Pantheon; Porbps. Drulgift, No. ga, Mulusaa-itaitie.
Bonsegh; and Nay.
And by ell Ft.einters,ll=efe, and Venders of Matins
of the three Kierjems.
It will be nesiliary hatedrradeato aims
MOO with Dub* 1044.1 Wt. or feud their Cafes by
letter or parcel, he Ilk I:kodfor jpoft ur pinkie Peld) with kris
uffeei leas— The Molleioev amay-bv ball 0viy469%
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PRANCE.

PROM THE PARIS PAPER'S.
STILASSUIL4OII, OCT. 3.—A vonfiderable body of
troops .Irabont to be formed near Huningen, to
enter Switzerland, under the command of the Ge-
nzrar of.Divifion NIT. Several cores Rationed in
our department, and even a part of *he garnfon,
have orders to join them.
Yefterday the 7th regiment offOofiirtillery was
reviewed at Polegone, about half a league from
this place, and to daz a. part of the fame regiment
let off for the frontiers of Switzerland, with a
train of artillery. The 2d battalion of the 3oth
demi-brigade arrived here in the evening of yeller-
day, and fet out this morning for Huningen.—
Some other corps are expeded here this evening.
ROME, Ssrr. tB.—HisHolinefs has nominated '
the Bailli RustoLi, a Roman, Grand Matter of
Malta. A Courier, with the ad of his nomination,
has been difpatched to him to Patis or London ;
at one of which places be is at prefent. This
event mull accelerate the evacuation of Malta,
and mull be confidered as a new pledge of the
duration of the peace. •
Mi LAN, SI PT. 3o.—The WI letters from Rome
Rate that the new King of Sardinia is preparing
to let out for that ifland. His Majefty we are af-
fured has loft all hope of receiving any indemnity,
and the greater part of thofe perfons who belonged
to his Court are returning to their own country.

STUTTGARNSIPT. 2p..-It appears that France
and England Rill infift on Raffia and Pruffia gua-
ranteeing the Mind of Malta to the Order of St.
John of- Jerufilern. The Minifters of there two
owers have received from their Governments or•
ders to take the proper meafures in cOncert both
at Berlin and Petertburgh, for obtaining this glut.
rarity. We learn from Rome that the Pops will
'loon proclaim the Bailli DR•RUSPOLI Grand Mal-
ter. The evacuation of Malta will no doubt de-
pend on this negociation.
VIENNA, SEPT. 22.--Yefterday at fimr in the
afternoon, the remains of her Royal Highnefs the_
Grand Duchefs of Tufcany were interred with all
the ceremony doe to the birth and rank of the de-
ceded. The Court has gone into mourning for
forty-fix days. The Princefs LOUISA MARY allt•
Lis, Princefs Royal of the Two Sicilies, was born
on the 27th of June, 1773, and married his Royal
Highnefs,the Grand Duke of Tufcany, on the Isith
of September, 1790.
Their Imperial Majeflies, during their Ray at
Baden, caufed .their Royal Highneffes the Arch.
dUCheffet MARY CLIMANTINA and CIIARLOTTS, to
be inoculated with the Vaccine. The operation
bas been attended with complete fuccefs; and their
Royal Highneffes are now in perfeit heAlth. This
example of our Monarch muff at length diffipate
the doubts of thofe who Rill hefitate to let their
children or relations participate in the beneficial
effefts of a difcovery which is certainly the Moft
vain able ever made in the department of Medicine.
••••Viefella' CINIrt

AFFAIRS OF SWITZERLAND.
corms-non &MILD AT OMNI ea miry. ,i,IIIITWZIN Tit
DiNOCRATIC CANTONS AND Tel CANTON OF SCRIM
The concert of Deputies alfanbled at Sehwits, Underwal;.
den, Glaris, Appoint, and the Geifone, who have conftituted
'the:delves and the Canton of Berne, whielOtes joined than,
have booed thanfdves la the deli Imelda, in order to par-
We with anne la their leads) the Jii-tliba Helvetic Govern.
mast at Leanne, to fareek to dilfalve Welt; or to quit Swit.*:
what. They admit into their confederacy et the Centime
which than conftitete Amain% and be of thefamdentimenta
they folannly declare, that they will not interfere in any mob
Der abate/kr fa the intend mhos of the Castate, and that
each of them WE have the Ilbsety of ph.to itfdf Mk a
Conaintdon as It hell dean to be eenhomMetaite walls mei
the writhes of the people ; they engage to broth the costlapit
of the troops veld& the general Intereh ski esquire. An the
troops tail be under the orders of General Recnienetn who
than a& in einem with the Coned! of Wer of the andederta
el. need IRAs name of the Committee of State of Base,
Flumes Prellhat.
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In the name of the Coma of the Cantons, ;ambled at
&barks, ZALLIWEOVON, •
!lAA's, jun. •
LA 1/5/111111 IOC?. column, Leh left this
place left night, arrived before Orbe in the night; it
attacked the infurgents this morning intrenched be-
fore the city: the ratter made a vigorous refillance.
It appears that this infurreitional movement was
combined with another. The Bernefe were to dif-
'embark tome troops at Vitamin's, on the lake of
Neufchatel, bit the plan failed. Our troops forced
the infurgents to retreat to the Mountains. As
Orbe had participated in the- infurreaion, it has
been laid under a contribution of !soap livres.

!Me famous us Rolllltill was tuvefted yefterday
at Morges ; he commanded a regiment of Emi-
grants in the pay of England, and had returned
to his country in virtue of the amnefty.
It is rumoured that a Ire& corps of infurgents,
raid to be confiderable, has jut left Berne, under
M. WATTIVVILLZ, to proceed again(' the Cantons
of Friburgh and Vaud.
In the commons to the Members of the Govern-
ment, from the Generals of the infurgents, they
fay, " There only remains the Canton of Vaud,
whofe inhabitants are alto our brethren, and it is
chiefly that we may hot be obliged to combat
them that we fummon you folemnly you the
Landamman, Stattalters, and Senate, of the Hel.
vetie Government, to refign into our hands, as
Iteprefentativcs of the new Diet, the powers which
yoncan only preferve a moment longer, and that
moment will be bonght by the effufion of blood—
be it on yotir own heads. We are on our march
againft you, sad you only. We enter the Pays
di Vaud as friends, and it is only againit you we
make war:" • •
We learn from Geneva, that a camp of ten or
twelve thonfand men is forming at Verfoix.
The contingents of the infurgent Cantons are
repairing to Berne. Appease', Glaris, Underwald,
&hwitz, Baden, and Solenre, have lent battalions
to reinforce the Army of Obfervation.
It is faid that an armiftice of 41hours his been
concluded; upon the demand of the Inforgents.•
The Helvetic headquarters have quitted Morac,
and fallen back on &tenches.
The intonation of the diftrifts of Orbe and
Grandfon has been quelled.
The Berne poll is not arrived, becaufe the bridge
of Guminen has been cut down. .

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LONDON.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOSER 53.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK;
3 per Ceot. Coot 681.—Dtu0. tat Pak 611-
3 per Cent. Red. 64 a. div:-11garesoss,
Lag Ann so 5-56-01 d s 'wean. Arsailecif—
Omahas SII AL
S YESTERDAY :
Laog Ann. so
Slott Ann 4 ?-16i
India Stock so 6
Ida s per Cents. 9S
Otnahon m dif.
EDO& Tidasts s7L 14'.

PRICE OF STOI
k 1124 133
Rimed. 68164
a
3 per C. Conf.
New 4pa Cern. „04.
, per Cent. Ann. a
3 pa Cent. 1797, mit toot

We are informed by letters from Paris that Ge•
neral ANDRIOSSI was making no preparations to
leave that City for England. It is faid in Come
that he is indifpofed, and many affirm that the

indifpation`is of a political nature.
At the CH is r Coisuz.'s laft Levee, were Gene-
ral AND& Boast, Mr. Fox, and Mr. ERS aim a, Lords
Ox FORD, CAR HA sz r TON, and a numerous Company

in its

of Englifh, molly in uniforms, •iz. thofe of the
Guards, Line, Volunteers, and Militia, &c.

When the prefentations began, and a circle
was formed firs or eight dap ; the Corny'. went
round by himfelf; he was dreffed in a purple vel-
vet coat, richly embroidered; his hair unpowder•
ed, and foneiogly &wombed ; brown breeches, white
filk Rockings, filver buckles, (mall (word, his
hat under his arm, and his fnuff-box in one of
the cocks, which he held by his left hand. When
he came to Mr. Malty, who had thirty-feven
on his lift to prefent, the preffing forward was
very great : he (poke to every perfon that was
prefented, always fmiling, and fosnetimes relax-
ing even to a laugh; his manners were eafy
and gentleman-like; his profile is very like his
buff ; but what his full face is like is not fo eafy
to dercribe ; it does not very much referable any
piastre that has been exhibited of him in Eng-
land ; the complexion is very fallow; he was dote
(hayed and without whiikers ; when he attempts
to Emile, his lips are drawn confiderably back at
the corner of the month, and (hew his teeth, which
are large and not very white ; the chin projects
very much ; he has a flight esti in one of his eyes;
but his whole face is titter!; ussdeferilable. It was
agreed, however, he had the Court Emile ; his
talk was light, and his queftions were more frivo-
lous than might be' fuppofed ; but, perhaps, this
is not fo eafy to be avoided.

The fubjea of the Coastm's queltions generally
was, if to. an . officer—What is the regiment ? of
the Line, or the Vulunteers, or the Militia ?
Where did he ferve ? and he alked an Officer of
the Guards what his regiment was?—The Guards.
But your button, Paid he, is not like ; for I have
Peen officers of the Coldflream, &c. It was fuppof-
ed he made thefe remarks becaufe the Officer had
the frock and not the full uniform of the Guards on.
A Captain of a man of war, be alked what flip
he commanded ? The Ca Ira. Oh, the is an 84
gun chip. He alked Mr. Roacif what corps be
belonged to ? What countryman he was ? MIL
From what province ? Manlier. If in Parliament,
he alked whether in La Chasten Haste, or La
Maths ? Whether they were returned for a
county, or if the feat is their own ? Mr. Mail'
told him, on introducing Lord OXFORD, that' be
was a Peer. He alked what age Peers were of
before they could fit in the Honk ?'Om. He (poke
to Mr. Mibrrosu about EDO& Laws, Bcc. Bcc.
' To each he (poke a few words; and when be had
finifhed the ceremony, he made two or three bows
to the company, when they all retired, and he
went to his Pslace at St. Cloud.

This morning a Mail arrived from Holland. It
has brought us feverel articles, which may furnith
a little amufeasent at lea to our Readers. We
fubjoin them, without offering any comment upon
their contents:

PITIIRSIURCIII, SEPT. 7.—On the sd the guards
and other troops marched hence to Crafno Selo,
and pitched their camp. Notwiddlanding the cold
and rainy weather the Emperor conducted them in
perfon on horfeback. The following day was a
grand review, at which the Emprefs Mother, who
came for the purple from Pawlofik, was prefent.
The Great Duke COMSTAIITIMI commanded thir-
teen fqoadrons of horfe. .Among the fpeaators
were Prince WILLIAM of Gloucefter, and the
IPrinces of -Wirtemberg and Baden. On account
of the erceifively bad weather the remaining ma-
nceuvres have been poftponed.
&Fr. to.—Prince Louts of Baden departs to-
morrow for Berlin.
Yefierday we had a violent florin at fea, during
which the Neva rote five feet. An American blip
wavfiranded off Cronftadt Harbour, but not loft.
The Marquis of Lict.Lsoseps, Lieutenant Co
lonel of the Cuiraffier regiment of Body Guards,
' has obtained' leave to go to France for four months
to take pc:Jerson of his property.
The number of veffela arrived at Cronftadt this
year is 771, among which are fusty American—
departed 6t z.
Sm. i t.-7-The Pplolic but been for cornetist
butted with a Rory, the explanaduq of which if at
Inigt4 obtained. 4 tows °fact of the Gig%

r

a gansefier by proldion, ittni-skifilftetilibirtnolts
it into his head, in hope • of obtaining a reward,
-to invent' a pretended confpiracy, which ihould,
aim at nothing lefs than the life of the Emperor..
, its order to give to this fecret convention a greater
appearance of truth, he repaired to the palace
garden late in the evening, wounded himfelf by
difcharging a pifol in the &thy part of the arm,
and gave out, that one of the confpimtors, who
had propofed to him to take a part. in the confpi-
racy, had, out of fear of his betraying it, attempt-
ed to take his life, but bad mired his aim. The
police, who examined into the bnfinefs, foon
dif-
covered the author of the tale. The criminal has
made a free confeflion of the whole ; he will be

regulaily tried, and undoubtedly receive the pu•

nilbment his crime deferves, which is fo much the

greater as it occafioned univafaluneafinefs, for

there is no one who does not biers the Government
of ALaraursaa, and place his sgreateli happinefs

, Our Emperor has made to Count SAUL AU the
molt ferions reprefentations on the neceffity of the

immediate evacuation of Palau.

The exchange of couriers between Peterfburgb,
Munich, Paris, and Berlin, is uncommonly bra.
SEPT. t4.--The Court is cuing all poffible
fearch to be made after a Ruffian of rank, accufed

of forgery. He has emigrated, but enquiries, are
inflituted in the different countries of Europe.
The Engli(h Court, after deducing the fubtidies
yet due, has received 700,000 roubles as indemni-
fication for the 14 &Rained from the embargcr.s.
The Swedilh Ambalfador, Count &ulnas:ix, is
returned to Stockholm. He is fucceeded by
Count BONDI.

The Pioceffion of the Knights of the Order of
St. Alexander Newlky took place with great pomp
anti folernnity on the i ith intt. The Proceffion
paired from the Caron Church to the Monatiery
of St. A. W. which is about two English miles.
—The Emperor rode in a Rate coach, on which
was an Imperial crown, the Emprefs Mother and
the Emprefs ELIZASETR following, each in a
fimilar carriage. In the evening the City was
illuminated. The Emprefs Mother retained the
fame day to Gatfchina.
On the i 3th, his Imperial Highnefi the Great
Duke COISTAIITiIII departed hence to review his
divifion lying on the Dnielter. His High:lets
intends to be back in a month.
Prince ALUANDIR of Wortemberg, General
of Horfe, who is with his regiment at Riga, has
obtained leave of abfence for a month. He is
expeEted here, where his btother Prince Louts
Rill remains.

SLOCKNOLIit SEPT. Lt.—lttihad of the General
in Chief Count KLEsosroa, who wu fail to have
died in Finland, it is the Baron Stioeorm, Gene-
ral of Foot, who is dead at his country feat in this
neighbourhood. He formerly had the regiment
of Sndermanland, and commanded is the laft
Ruffian war.
SITT. 17.--Apartmants are kept in readinefiin
the Palace of the Chief Governor for the reception
of his Royal Highnefs Prince WILLIAM of Glon
cefter, wirci is expected fhortly to return to this
capital.

According to the account now publilbed of the
re-taking pctffeftion of the Ifiand of St. Bartholo-
mew, the Swedifh troops landed on the t tth of
June, and were received with the greateft joy by
the inhabitants.
It is Paid their Majefties will make a tour into
the fouthern provinces.
S x PT. 2 1 .—Barou &ALI' LDT, formerly Go-
vernor of the Capital, Lieutenant General, and
Adjutant General of the whole ArmY, is appoint-
ed Minifter Plenipotentiary and Ambaffador Ex-
traordinary to the Court of Vienna, in the room
of his Excellency Count Ds Gams, who has
obtained his recall. He was already here upon
leave. •

The Danifh Ambafador, Count LOWENDAHL,
coming from Peterfborgh, has paired through here
on his way to Copenhagen.
• Cotmt %Ulla/ Lp who was fo feverely wounded
in the duel with the late Count liscevitas, being
now much recovered, is loon expeeed to r*urn to
Sweden. •
• Co, EN If AG IN, SEPT. 2l.—Two battalions of
the City Guard, fifty men of the Crown Prince's
Horfe Guards, and the Royal Chafeurs, marched
this morning to Fredericfburg to meet his Royal
Highnefs the Crown Prince, who is espeeed here
this evening.
Yellerday there was a General Meeting of the
Dana Eaft India Comptusy,- in which the Diree•
ton laid before the Proprietors a view of the pre-
fent (tate of the Company. The profits of laft
year amount to fomething above 800,000 dollars,
about 170 dollars per than. The dividend was
fettled at go dollars per Aare, 6o being laid by
againft worfe years,and 20 deftined for other dm
The Company fends a chip this autumn to China,
and next •fpring another to India. It was pro.
pure(' at this meeting to easiblifh g fthory in China
weU as in India i but this propof4 was thrown
out by a gra"t flajority tft, on accapnt of the
.Ir* llSPenat g adly,, itecaafe thi company's

flips on their arrival in China had never yet been
at-a lots for goods.

By letters from Amflerdam it appears that Ci,e
Dana carrying trade has much diminifhed fLic:
the peace, as the Dutch flag now films itk;:
again every where. This has induced many ok,
ers of Danilh yeah to fell them, which they hat
done at good prices. The dire& trade with Del,.
mark and Norway is however not at all leffened.
COIPENHAOINp SEIPT• 25.•.-.011 the 21G, at fi:
in the evening, arrived here, at the Palace of
Fredericiburg, his Royal Highnefs the CROW,
Panics, accompanied by Prince CHRISTIAN, of
He ffe,.

Bsatmt, SEPT. t.—Our late Ambafrador to
St. Peteriburgh, Lieut. General Count Lusi,;
arrived here.

The King has fettled an annual income of 'coo
dollars on the Orphan Hogfe at Frankfort on t:i!
Oder.

The late Prince HENRY has not only provisied
in his will in the molt generous manner for his
fervants, but has alfo left much to charitable tires
—moo dollars for the German poor in Berlin;
. moo dollars for the French poor ; rOOO for the
poor of Potfdam ; t 000 for thole of Spandau; and
moo for thole at Rheinberg ; 3000 dollars are
deftined to the children of his regiment, and the
intereft is to be applied to the better regulation of
the regimental fcbool ; 2000 dollars are left to the
Officer who was not only his companion in the
(even years war, but was alfo prefent at the battle 7
of Freyberg, where the Prince gained the laf great
decifive vidory, and who croffed the Moldaw with
him. As executors of his:will, written with hi;
own hand, he has named his Excellency Lieut,
General GOIKINGE, his Excellency the I%niller
of State MARROW, M. Prefident de KtecH EISEN,
and M. de Gauxurrisat., and has left each, by
way of remembrance, a valuable diamond fnus
box.

SEPT. as.—The reviews at Potfdam were con.
chided the day before yetlerday, to the entire 1.
tisfaaion of his Welly ; and the Generals and
foreigners who went from hence to be prefent at
them, as well as all the troops, are now returned.
The Ceneral and Staff Officers dined each of the
days at the royal table, which the (been and the
Hereditary Princefs of Mecklenburg honoured with
their pretence. On the kit evening was a grand
ball at the Caille, to which all the officers prefent
were invited.

A Courier has paired through from Peteriburgh
for Paris with difpatches relating to the Patau
affair.

&PT. 28.—Citizen HULTMAN'', the new Bata.
vian AmbalFador, today delivered his creden•
tials to his Majelly in an audience appointed for

the pupae at Potfdam.
• His Highnefs Prince Louts of Baden is arrived
here to-day from Peterfburgh. He has received
from the Emperor the Order of St. Andrew, and
after flaying here a few days, returns to Baden.—
Th e family of the Duke of MC omemputc remain
here tome time longer.
The Generals affembled here on account of
the reviews, are moffly returned to their quarters.
General Field Marilial von MuLLENDORT has gone
to Havelberg ; the Ruffian General Count von
Essarr to Dufreldorff; and the Prufban Amba(
fador at Vienna, Count von Kat.r.se, to Potfdam.
On the t 6th infi. died at Coethen, Prince Louis,
brother of the reigning Prince of Coethen, and
Major in the fervice of the King of Denmark.—
On the day of, and during, his interment, his
Contort, Princefs Louisa, born Princefs of Helfe
Darmliadt, was happily delivered of a fon, who,
with his mother, is in the bell (tare of health.
VIENNA, SEPT. zz.—We learn by the laft 1:t-
-ters from Hungary. that the Rates of that country
have again folicited for the union of Gallicia and
Dalmatia to the kingdom of Hungary, by a pae•
ticular deputation fent to his Imperial Majefly for
that purpofe.
Prince ASTIRRAZIrt who was, according to re-
port, defined for Peterlburgh, will. according to
more certain accounts, proceed no farther than
the borders of Gallicia, to wait there for the Grand
Duke CONSTANTINE, in order to compliment him
ii the name of Lis Court.
This day the Bavarian Ambaffador had a cm•
ference with Count COSENTI.II.II the principal ob•
jest of which Teems to have been to form form ne•
ceffary arrangements in regard to the boundaries
of the ceded countries.
Datum, Sm.. 16.—T0-clay was a
grand re-
view in our camp of 35,000 men, which lacked
from five in the morning till twelve. The Dukes
of Saxe Weimar and Mecklenburg Schwerin, the
Prince of Hohenloe, the Hereditary Prince of
Schwerin, and his brother Prince CHARLES, are
now here. The reviews are alto attended by many
foreign officers, particularly Pruffian and French,
and alfo forme Danes.
dr;
HAMSIJIGH, military it'
fpeak with the high& encomiums of the admira-
ble manoeuvres of the Saxon troops. Prince NA.
vita has made his regiment, with which he' Nos
hi&bly pleated, a prefent of moo dollars.
compute of firangers was prodigious.