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London, England, 1807-10-08 00:00:00

denomination, tittle. the guarantee of BONAPARTts
It will make an :thoirable battier ag.tinft-Ruffia.—.
The Ru(flan fleet is immediately to return home,
which of courfe implies that the Dardanelles and
Canal ate to be open to it. It is not the Republic
of the Seven Ifl :nds alone which the Emperor ALEX
oxina *has given up. He feems inclined to pu.
France in poffeflion of the whole of the Levant as
well as the Athlone.

Yeflerdav, about twelve o'clock, their MAJESTIES
arrived at the Qllren's Palace, in their travelling
chariot, from Windfor; they were followed by the
Princeffes AUGUSTA; ELIZABETH; Servo is, and
AMELIA, attended by the Countefi of MACCLESFIELD,
in two travelling coaches ; the Dukes of YORK, KENT,
and CAMBRIDGE, were in attendance at the door of
the Palace, to receive their Royal Parents and Sider.,
and handed them from the carriages. The Princefs
Matta was prevented from coming to town through
indifpofition, having been afilifted with the chicken
pox ; fire was yefterday, however, fo much recovered
as to go to dine at the litincefs EuzaaETH'S Cottage,
in Old Windfor.
About half pall one o'clock, her MAJESTY and
the Paramus went to St. James's Palace, and ho.
floured Lady CHARLCTTE PINCH with a vifit, where
they remained till near three ; when they went to the
apartments of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, in the Palace,
to dinner, where they were met t.y the Dukes of
YOLK; CLARENCE; KENT, and CAMBRIDGE, and the
Ptincefs CHARLOTTE of WALES.
About It quarter before five o'clock, her MAJESTY
and the PetscissEs, the Dukes of KENT and CAM•
BRIDGE; Jet off fur Windfor. The Duke of CAM.
BRIDGE rode in the carriage with her MAJEIry, the
Duke of KENT followed on horseback till he came to

Kenfington, where his Royal Highnefs's curricle
being in waiting, he pr, ceeded in it to Windfor. The
Ptincers CINIALOTTE r.I WALLS returned o WAt•
wick Houle.
His MAJESTY held a Levee at the Q2een% Palace,
form after two o'clock.
The following had the honour of being prefented
to his Maissry
General NICHOLS, upon his return from the raft Indies, sod
upon his appointment of Colonel to the soh Regiment.
General Masts, upon his return from Egypt.
General Vsti.rilss. upon his return front being Governer of
Malta.
General LOPTU s, upon his Leing appointed Governor of Dum.
b;rton.
Calera! Sir ARTnua WELLESLEY, upon his return from Zen.
land.
Colonel NICRTINHALS, of the (.9th Regiment, upon his return
from the Eaft
Mr. IktuNso, the American Ambaffador, by Sir Smarts
entreats., the Matter of the Ceremonies, upon his leaving this
country. His Excellency took !CSTe of his MAJESTY previous to
his departure for America. •
The Rev. Dr. Luimoat did homage before his
MAJISTY. upon being e-nfectated Biamp of Briftol.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, and gave
audience to the Duke of PORTLAND, Lotd Hawass.
RORY, Lord MUSGRAVE, and Hr. CANNING.
His MAJESTY lit off On his return to Windfor a
little before fix o'clock.
Mr. Mt./Naos, the American Minifler, had his
final interview yelterday with Mr. CANNING, and
afterwards took leave of the KING at the Levee. His
departure from this country is in no refped conflated
with the exilling differences between Great Britain
and the United States. The final anfwer of our
Minillers to the demand of the American Govern.
ment has already been fent off to Mr. Eames.
It is confidently afferted, that Parliament is in.
tended to be convened for the difpatch of bufinefs in
the cootie of next month. We do not, however,
underhand that Milliners have yet come to any final
determination upon this ruble&
An Ametican paper contains the Report of a
Committee, on the fubjeß of fortifying New York.—
The expenses attending.the execution of the propofed
plan are not yet fully afcertained. But the eralion
of fob marine obftrwflions alone, in the channel of
New York, is eftimated at 200.000 dollars. The
elevation of a flit, on which a fort is to be placed, at
too,coo dollars more. It is fuppofel when all the
works are completed, that 120 pieces of heavy ar•
tillery may be brought to bear upon any point in the
Bay, between Bedlow's Ifland and the City.
The notification, that the ports of Ruffia wood
henceforth be fh .• again(! the Englifh, was not mate,
we underhand, by the Conful of that country refident
in London, but by the Coufuls at Memel, Pillau, and
other ports in the Back.
It is clearly afcertained, that two fail of the lne
and a frigate (ailed from Breit about the middle la
July, fuppofed to be hound fir the Well Indies.
The number of Englilh prifoners at Verdun is much
diminifhed fevcral of them have been removed to
Sarre.l.ouis.
The town of Tonningen, it is hated in the French
papers, made the Prince Royal of Denmark a piefent
of a veffel, fully equipped and manned, for the public
(crake, at the commencement of our attack upon
Zealand.
The 88th Regiment ("offered mon feverely at the
attack of Buenos Ayres. Out of 450 which formed
one of the o ings, under the command of the Colond
...the killed and wounded were 250.
The 59th and 6t ft Regiments of Foot have march
ed into Colchefter barracks ; and on Monday IA the
Herefordthire Militia marched from the above quer•
tens for Ipfwich.
The 2d battalion of the gift Regintent,now qua.,
tered in Glair,/ Barracks, has received its route for
Ayr ; it is faid they are ordered for Ireland.
The Brigade of Cavalry, compofed of the rah sad
day,l3th L
tfreightl Draekthingtion
ant,,aits ttot
Heath. boe,crieuvcike,woend Hottafosr
on Sato'-
t a
iYa eoftfear diahyainti
nt h
tyre
Smyrna
trade, was
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for re examination;charged with the murder of his
argentice, by excegie fevereties.
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the following obfervation made on Tuefdayevells.
(OR. 6), at 811. ryrr. 2z feconds, mean titne--Klf,'
afcistion 1511. t 6nr. 4 feconds—sDiclination 71,4.1
rha,ah„lias tieavAfeadnut
solvisf.the..
obferved by an excellent (mall eqUatorial
by the late celebrated Mr. Bear,•
the
pallitge over the meridian wire, extended s
ed about
Vet, and its mean breadth meafor •
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time of ;
he length of ttie tail, as found byiv of a