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London, England, 1801-11-10 00:00:00

LONDON.

A Gorrefpeindent who adopts the Ignature of Fehi re, Nt%
means well ; but the malignant wretch to wiaini he altules is
unworthy of any other notice than the contempt of tb• zal-
lam Hero whom he hal traduced.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ic.

PRICE OF S I OCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK

Cantols aii—Ditto, for account, 68,:
Reduced 67U-01,15 per Cent. 991--Nor Ann. 94
Omnium at f,

This morning at eight o'clock Sir SIDNEY SMITH
ari ived at the Admiralty from Portfmouth, which
place he reached yefterday, in a brig from the Mc.
diterranean. The vefrel in which he came home
having been charged with duplicates of the dif.
patches which have already been publilhed, Sir
SIDNEY brings no news : he has, however, brought
with him a great number of letters from our coun-
trymen in Egypt, which will no doubt prove high-
ly acceptable to their relatives.
This day we received Paris Journals to the Ctli
init. inclufive. Marquis Colt NWALLI s had not then
reached Paris, but was expeEled to be there on
1 the following day.
The article apparently of moft importance in
there Journals, relates to fome popular difturbances
which have broken out in one of the provinces of
Spain. On the firfl blufh of the affair it might-be
thought that no fcrious confequences could rcfult
from it, but having for its main.fpring an avowed
dcteltation of the feudal and manorial rights of
the lords of the foil, it is insporfible to calculate
what it may lead to.

The fiege of Porto Fcrrajo was continued till
the arrival of the news of peace. The defence of
this place by an handful of Britifh again(' fo very
tuperior a fora as the French fent again(' it, will
be recorded in hiflory to the praife of our brave
countrymen.

Tier, Confolid; Go fr. 25 c.
We here fubjoin Tome extrafts from their
Journals :•••
PARIS, NOVEMBER 4.—The trees remaining in
the grand court of the Thuilleric s have been all
cut down, fo that nothing will, in future,'interrupt
the view cf that beautiful palace, nor the evolu-
tions of the troops on parade days. The demoli-
tion of the place du Carousel proceeds with ra-
pidity : the place will be anted and 'paved fur
the Fete of the 9th.
We are informed from Offend, that till the con-
cl ulion of a definitive treaty of peace between
France and England, a communication will lee
eftablifhed between that port and Margate, for the
conveyance of paffengers and letters. A great
number of patiports have already arrived at
()Rend from tha Minifier of General Police, which
will be filled up for fuch foreigners as land at that
port. Commerce at Offend begins to revive a
little ; feveral fbips are expeeled there immediately
front Bourdeaux and Spain.
he Minifter of Juftice has written to the Cum.
miffioners of Government with the Criminal Tri-
bunals, that the fad article of the law, enaacd on
the 4th Brumaire, year 4, (OAR. 26) Rating, that
the punifhment of death (hall be abolifhed in the
Republic, after the day ,f the Proclamation of Ge-
neral Peace, cannot yet be carried into execution,
as the Definitive Treaty with England is not yet
liftned, and that therefore the Criminal Tribunals
muff continue for the prefent to apply all the
poni(hments eftablifhed by the penal laws.
Nort start p—Lord (Marquis) CORNWALLIS,
Minifler Plenipotentiary of his BRITANNIC MA-
ssr v, for the negociatiuns refpeting the peace,
will arrive here the day after to-morrow, the 7th
inflant.—Moniusgr.

We learn from Leghorn, that the French Miro
la Vitoire, which arrived there from Longone in
two days, hat ent,:red that port. This velrel was
dirpatched by the French Government to Corfica
and the ifland of r. 16.4, with the news of the peace
with England. The Captain declared that when
this intelligence reached the illand of Elba,.all the
operations againit Porto Vcrrajoceafed.—Mcwitevr.
MADRID, OCT. 2.-lt appears that fame fermen-
tation Rill prevails among the inhabitants of the
country in the environs of Valenaio, and that the
few malcontents who were not able to excite the
people to the conimitton of criminal exceffes at the
time of the dlablilihment of the provincial militia,
entertain hopes of mifleading them by other means.
Thefe malcontents tear down the emblems of feu_
dahry wherever they fiLd them, and threaten to
put to fc ho pay manorial dues. The
authors there dife7ders arc few in number, I.rit
:;.:. C ti" not (WTI deficient in a

certain kind of talent. It is, however, fuppoied,l
that it will be only neceffary to banifh them to re-
(lore tranquillity. In the mean time troops are
filing off towards that quarter, and the Gove:n-
ment is put fuing the proper meafures to prevent
new dillurbances. The friends of order have been
invited to take up arms againft the feditious, and
founding the trumpet-marine has been forbidden,
becaufe it is the lignal of the difcontcnted; fathers
have been declared relponfible for the conduel of
their children, and matters for that of their fer-
vants; great rewards are offered to thofe who (hall
arreft or kill any of the chiefs of the revolt ; in a
word, all the Conflituted Authorities are charged
to watch the conduit of the inhabitants, and to
caufe the ill.difpofcd to be arrefted. The KING
has appointed Captain-General of the province
Don VtNTuRo CAP.o, a perfon diftinguithed by his
talents, experience, and probity.
BOULOGNE, Ocr. 3o.—A great number of Eng'
lifh merchants are daily arriving at Boulogne, to
renew their former commercial relations.

Colonel WiLewis, an Englifh officer in the
Imperi it fervice, fo well known by the attire part
which he took in the campaigns in Italy and Swit.
zerland, with the flotilla under his command,
paired here, the day before yeflerday, with his fa-
mily, on his way to Paris.
H.tcus, Ocr. zo.—The day before yefterday,
Admiral de WINTSR treat(' a junction of his fqua-
dron with that of the Texel. The fhtps which he
carried with him from the Meufe were : the Olden-
Barncveld, the Brutus, the Neptune, the Revolu-
tion, the John de Wit, the Doggerfbank ; and the
Juno, Phenix, and Flying-fills frigates.
WELL, OCT. 28.—Letters from Vienna Rate,
that during the two lafl campaigns of the war,
the Houle Of Aufiria had in arms at the opening
of them from 413 to sszo thlufand combatants,
a military eflablifliment which greatly furpaires
that of the preceding years. 'I he Imperial army
in future will be compofed of 320,000 effeCtive
men, of which 48,c00 will be cavalry, and s i,OOO
artillery : all the Generals orfuperiorOfficers whofe
difaffeCtion or incapacity was manifelled in the
courfe of the Wt war, will fucceffively retire on
penfions ; all the proprietorfhips of regiments will
he reformed, and the economy relishing fro
this meafure will ferve to increafe the pay of the'
other Officers. The Archduke CHARLES has re-
folved to abolifh caning in the army : on the other
hawd, the four regiments railed in the Ex-Vene-
tian States are organized ; the greater part of the
foldiers who compote them are Sclavonians or
Dalmatians.
New meafures have been taken in the Pruffian
Elates of Wefiphalia, to prevent the introduCtion
of contraband Englifh goods, with which Upper
Germany is inundated. The merchants of Ham-
burgh fearing that, in confequence of the Peace,
the immenfe quantities of Englifh goods in their
warehoufes will lore a great deal of their value,
are endeavouring to difpore of them at a very low
price, as raft as they can.
BERLIN, OCT. 19.—Lord CARYSFORT, the Eng.
lifh Ambatfador at our Court, is preparing to leave
this city, to go to Peterfburgh, according to fome,
but according to others to return to England ; it
is not yet known who is to fucceed him. It has
been for fome time reported that his place will be
filled by Mr. WICKHAM, but it is believed that, in
the prefent conjuncture, fome other perfon will be
appoilited. It has been remarked here, with fa-
tisladion, that, fince the news of the pacification,
Lord CARY sroar and General BrussioNvtect fee
each other frequently, and behave to each ether
with much relpeCt.

Mu IC H Oc T. 22.—A perfrrn travelling in the
drcfs cf a Lieutenant-Colonel of French Huirars,
who fometimes fined himfelt Auc USTI'S REUSE L,
and fometimes ELIAS WALTHFR, and whofe
be-
haviour fcrmed fitrpieious, has been arrefted at
Chain, in the Bailliwick of Straubing. The in-
f. .rmations about tr• be taken in regard to this
Percentage will loon bring to light his real name,
country, and condition.
Ravisaiiv, Oc r. 25.—The Hereditary Prince
of la Tour-Taxis arrived here yetterday from
Tifaingen ; Coma METTIANICH is Rill in this
city, but it is fuppofed he will loon lease it. We
expo& here with the liveließ impatience the rati-
fication of the laf ecattufain of the Diet in regard
to the mode of proceeding to the indemnities: fe•
//era' of the States which compote the extraordi-
nary Deputation of the Empire, have already ap-
pointed Minifters. Count de Gosarr will repre-
fent the KING of Pa USSIA as EleEtor of Bmnden-
burgh ; Baron ALBINO has been named by the
Elcaor of Menu; Baron Foa 114 Eirry It cm the
part of the Grand Mailer of the Teutonic Order:
Mars. R rtrr.ry r: and ZI:11 TER, on the part of,
the Fla:tor of Bavaria ; M. lit HOHLII THAL or,
the part of the Eleftor of Saxony. &c. The
Court of Berlin has invited that of Vienna to ae-
ccluate this affair as much as pollible ; we tape&
alfo the arrival of the courier LAFOller, who was
fi.nt to Paris with difpatchcs in regard to this ob-
jeet ; when he returns the Ratification will take
pl..ce in the ufual m. Thc city of Frankfort
is Oil! fpokta of as tit: place when the Deputation
will hold its ltthig‘, but Aulltia kerns to prefer
..'sagiburgh, or katitboa.