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London, England, 1801-11-19 00:00:00

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1.13 T THE LAST HAMBURGII NAIL.

(FROM OUR PRIVATr CORRESPONDENT.)

OCT. I.—Thoupll 0114' Cabinet has
ordered our troops to evacuate the Elateratc of
Hanover, the former harmony between our Court
and that of England is not yet quite 1-attired.—
The King will not adopt the maxims of the Eng,
lifh Clibinct in reaped to the neutrality, and the)
are earnellly labouring to fettle a new convention.
on the bats :hat free fliipq conflitute free goods,
and which the Englifh Cabinet will probably ac
cept. What is known of the details is as follows :
The Pruflian !hips (hail be loaded in the prefence
of the Pruffian Confuls, who give to the Captains
a declaration, that the pups do not contain an)
contraband goods. If they meet with an Englift
flip, and the Captain Mall. think the papers fuf
picious, he has the right to carry the veffel into
the next port, and to vifit it, bat he is refponfible
for all confcquences if he be in the wrong.
The exchange of couriers between this place,
Vienna, and Paris, is more frequent than ever. It
relates to the nearer formation between Auftria
and Pruffia, and the termination of the hulinefs of
mpenfations in Germany, and its dependencies.
Nov. 2.—Our Cabinet has declared to that of
Vienna, that as long as no ad of authority than
be exercifed by the new chofen Sovereign of Co-
logne and Munlier, the King of PRUSSIA will not
oppute the prefent (late of affairs in that Eledo-
: ate, and that the propotition made for the main-
tenance of the three Ecclefiadical Eledorates can
only be carried into execution when all the tem-
poral Princes, who have loft their dominions on
the left Bank of the Rhine, !hall be indemnified,
and particularly until the Grand Duke of TUSCANY
and the PRINC6 of ORANGE have had their lofl'es
fully made up to them. Should then any terti-
tory remain, his Majetly will contribute his efforts
to have them ceded to the Ecclefiallical Electors.
GINO*, OCT. 17.—Yefierday afternoon art ived
here an Englifh (hip, which fainted the city, after
the manner ufual among friendly nations, and was
anfwered by the cannon of our ramparts. Not-
withflanding the heavy Iliowers.of rain, a number
of people flucl:ed to the lea4hore, to convince
tbemfelves, with their own eyes, that the Euglill.
are no longer our encmieT. Yellerelay alfo art ;ved
the Englifh Conful, and occupied his former houfe.
VILNIIA, OCT. 27.-It is now certain that
Count LEWIS Costs rate is to be named Minnie'.
Plenipotentiary at the Congrefs of Amiens. His
abfence from his duties as a Minifter of State, &c.
is fixed only at two months, from which it may be
inferred, that the Winds of the Congrefs win be
loon finifhed.

Sc ea vr, Counfellor of State, who is at prefent
with our legation at Pat is, will :teeny ipany Count
CostarzF a. to Amiens. Mr. Rk to is to occupy
his place at Paris.
In the night of the 3d. a viol:nt (hock of an
earthquake was remarked at &Tulin, but did not
do any damage of confequencc.
OCT. 3 0..-- ft has been ar nouneca by our Court,
and by the Archduke ANTONY, to the Chapter of
blunder, that on account of the piefent critical
fitnation of affairs, and until the entire decifion
of the fecularifations in the German Empire, the ,
office of Bifhop of Muni-tor cannot hi:. executed. I
Citizen SiII•STIANI, Adjutant of-the CHIC F
Cantstrz, arrived here yefterday. He goes to Con-
ibmtinople as courier, with the ratification of the
peace between France and the Sublime Porte.—
After havin received, at the honk -of SCHULER,
calk for bills of exchange, to the amount of up-
wards of 30,000 livres, he continued his journey.
St.aswicx, Ocv. 36.—YeRerday morning at
one o'clock, on the eflate of Grumbey, not far
from this place, • two fellows in lima green jack-
ets and leather caps, broke into the hoefe through
fte window by help of a ladder. Having got into
the houfe, they forcibly broke open three doors
that were locked, and burg into the room where
the lady EMILEN CRON R was in bed. She was mur-
dered by the villains, in the molt (hocking man-
ner. They approaihed her bed, demanded where
her money was, and receiving no immediate an-
fwer, (truck her repeated blows on the head with
clubs. Three fervant girls who Rept in the ad-
joining apartment, hearing the node and cries of
murder, one of them, the chamber-maid, endea-
voured to get into the room, but (he received fuels
a blow upon the bead, that (he fell fenfelefs on the
floor, and lay for dead. The murderers now ad-
vanced, and afked the cook where the money was?
but as fhe could give no fatisfadory anfwer,, the
received a blow which felled her to the ground,
where (belay for dead. The third girl fharedthe
fame fate. The villains then lighted feven can-
dles, a myflic number, broke open every clofet,
and took from thence two watches and all the fil-
ter plate. They had nut been able to find the
key addle iron money cheß, and being unprovidLal
with proper intliortsents to break it open, gave tip
the purfait. They then went back to the gills,
who were weltering in blood, and one of the mut•
deters laid in Low G, anal', if the devils In nut
yet dead, let them he but tied. They then let fire
to the paper-hangings, put a burning candle under
the bed of the mtirL±er( d Lady, and threw burn-
ing tuuchwoud on all the hedE. They then made
off by means of th, I. .hh.r thr( u,711 the wind, m.
One of the girls recovering a little (torn the blew
flue had received, Rapped to the window and •,:IVC
the alarm. The coachman and rein r rr. n kr-
rants from the out-hr.utn came np, ~• i tl.,
Lady dead and her body ci n• truing by the .ire.
Oi.e of the three girl-. is ..t c ifCCJ;II'.4! ill, 6111
they are aU recovering. Ti..: A Main, ha' vel,:ahrt.
efcaped, but the MaLoirat• s in the ocighbr,o!•
are called upon to exert tittrufvlves for their Al•
prebealion.
We have (ince tee eivr ii.terener,that
the vigilance ‘,11:. r, 'sec of Vittneberg and Ott
fen, one of the Arece, a hardtred defpetaeL
only 23 yc4r, ..c,,whet !.. d Lkay:A, 1.: a g:,,:
jacket as M. Fs 14t1.1t, 1;,.
pechemird at Pito (1..: tg. 'll,e villzia had
a ?ruffian pal. rf • .-.1• -
,;, whit h re; ILI
him more fur, eft. I. l S.:: re. 7cr.:
to a Earoa Gs 4416•;0t.

FR ANC E.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 25.

- -
Marquis COR v/AL LI S has given a grand dinner
to Citizen Jos ern BOMAri STE, the Minifter for
Foreign Affairs, and fevcral other Foreign Mi-
!litters. _ _

His Excellency, during the day of the fete, was
much aflonithed to fee no other coach in the (trees
than his own, and enquired the reafon ; he was an•
fwercd, that the exception was confined to him-
If. His Lordlhip appeared to be deeply impref-
'id with fo flattering an attention, nor was he lets
fenfible to the marks of regard and refpea which
the people every where paid him.
Some perfon has remarked, that the Englifh
people would not perhaps have ken with the fame
tranquillity a Frenchman enjoy at London fo ex-
clufive a diltin#tion. But the manner in which
the Englilh treated Citizens OTTO and LAVA is-
row, is the belt anfwer to that remark. %Wc fee
with pleafure that this hatred to the French, which
too long diitinguifhed the Englifh people, has been
extremely weakened by the long miieries of war,
and that the hope and the neceflity of a fpeedy
peace rife fuperior to every other contideration.—
' Politics, like philolophy, ought to be devoted to
the extirpation of all the germs of that national
hatred, as abfurd as it is difallrous, which have
hitherto rendered wars fo long and peace fo fhort.
When Lord BOLINGERO::E came to Fiance in
Auguft 17 z, to complete the.negociations of the
peace begun at Utrecht, Louis XIV. paid him
the molt diainguifhed honours, and when he ap-
peared at the Opera every ore risk fpontaneotifly
to do him honour. Ile was received, fays ST.
LAMBERT, by Louis XIV. us a man comet° rave
France, and by the French as a Minifter who
brought them a peace fo long wilhed for.
ocn:rals nearly and K.ERVEsaw, as well as Ad-
jutant Commandant Lu rut ER, all Officers of the
Etat-Major of the army, which is about to pro-
ceed to St. Domingo, quitted Paris yefterday for
Brea. Citizen jov IN, formerly Commialtry at
St. Domingo, has been appointed Chief of the
new Adminiftration of that Colony, whither he is
going with the expedition preparing at Brea.

PARLLAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OP LORDS, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 0.

Their Lob Whips ordered, that no Report from the judges,
on Petitions for Myst.: Bills, be rev:trod after the isith of
March next.

The Ntarquis of SaLISIIIIRT (Lord Chamberlain of his Ma-
jclty's Hoafehold), prefemcd a copy of the King's Anfwer to
the laft Addrefi of the Houle.
Th: Bells upon the Table (Naturalisations) were forwarded
in their/epee:live !taps.

111 r. J. H. ADDINC.ros brought tip from the Commons a
Pill tor ge.tnetng to his hlrajefty certain duties on Malt, Mum.
Cyder, and Perry, hie the fcrvice of the year t Sol.
Mr. Aims mi; woe: idfo brought up a Bill fur granting to Lis
hiajcity cirLdn' duties upon Places, Pentl.trts, &c. ben fo
much rat the lard 'fax as was left utitotiched by the Statute of
't 792.-99—ruetliav, granting to big hlajefty certain duties on
Sugar, Snuff, and Tobacco, fur the fervlce of the year
tilt•t.— Nod Aro, the Fithetice Salt linty BilL
The Stale Bread Bill was prefait.il by Mr. Brogden, and •
Private Bill by M. Attley,
The Bills were fi verally read a Brit time. Mu:which their
lairdihips adjourned till to-morrow.