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London, England, 1801-09-21 00:00:00

FROM THE HAMBURGH MAIL.

LC/WEN RHINE, SEPT. t2.—The Pruffian Privy
DireCtorial Counfellor, M. Vow Down, has fent
from Hamm a courier to Berlin. It is faid, he
will repair to Ahrenfbcrg to make reprefentations
there againft the eleCtion of an EleCtor of COLOGNE.
Five fiquadrons of Pruffian hufrars have received
orders to break up from the vicinity of Wefel, and
approach the territory of Munger. There is like.
wife a report of the march of Batavian troops.

MUNSTER, SEPT. 9, IN THE AFTERNOON.—AN.
THONT VICTOR, Prince Royal of Hungary. and
Bohemia, Archduke of Aullria, &c. fon of the
late LEOPOLD 11. and brother of his prefent reign-
ing Imperial Majefty, an amiable Prince of twen-
ty-two years of age, was to-day, with the unani-
mous votes of our illuftrious Chapter, and to the
utmoft joy of all the inhabitants of this city, cleft
ed Prince Bilhop of Munfter.

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.
To-day the Chapter here proceeded to the elec-
tion of the new Prince Bifhop, and chofe unani-
moully the Archduke ANTHONY of Attfiria ; the
enthrifialin of the people on the proclamation of
the new defied Bifhop, and the confirmation of
the eleCtion by his excellency the Count VON WEST-
P H A Lan, as Imperial Commiflioner, was indefcriba-
ble, and the effufiuns of general joy mull have
given the molt fenfitive plealure to every German
patriot, as it proved the love of the people to the
prefent conftitution, and their firm attachment to
the head of the Empire.
Sir r. t --The day before yefierday was a day
rendered important to this city by the elation of a
Prince Bifhop. The Chapter affembled at nine in
the morning to proceed to the elation ; about ten
his Excellency the Commiffary of Eleftion, attend-
ed by a train of the nobility in twenty can iages,
proceeded from theParlace to the Cathedral, where
under a canopy prepared for them in the choir,
they waited the formal declaration that the elec-
tion
had fallen on his Royal Highncfs the Archduke
ANTHONY VICTOR, in whole name his excellency
Baron VON Sp: tc rt., as Plenipotentiary of the new
eleCted Prince, accepted the election. Te Dews
was then performed, and the train returned in the
fame order to the palace.
The Count VON WE ST PHALEN will fhortly leave
this city, to go, as is fuppofed, to Ahrenfberg,
where the election of an Eleftor of Cologne is fixed
for the 7th of OCTober.
FRANCK FORT, SF PT. 8.--The Commiffioner•Ge-
neral joi.LiviT at Mentz, has received horn Paris
the confirmation of his decree, forbid ling the ex-
portation ofcorn. No corn, therefore, will he per-
mi:ted to be exported down the Rhine and out of
Germany on any pretext. By the prohibition
many individuals will fuller greatly, but corn is
nii:ch fallen in price.

M 1.1477. SE►T. B.—The criportaCoo of corn up-
nu the REne is forbidden, t yen to ?ruffian fob-

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jells, em which account the Government in Weft-
phalia has entered a proteflation. The refident of
his Fru(Tian Majefty came hither from Franckfort
to make reprefentations on the fubjet in the writ-
ten remonfirance of another German Court.—
Among other things it is faid that the French le•
gation at Raftadt, on the 4th of May, of the Year
6, had formally admitted the right of the German
nation to a free navigation on the Rhine, which
right was accepted by the Deputation of the Em-
pire on the 14th of May, 1798 ; that the Peace of
Luneville had not abolifled this right, but rather
re.eflablifhed all the political relations then adjuft-
ed, and that France furely could not mean to con-
clude a peace, and violate it at the fame time.
MILAN, Auc. 28.—1 t is generally believed that
in confequence of the Treaty concluded between
France and the POPE, feveral places in the Duchy
of Urbino will be united to the Cifalpine Republic.
A general affault will be made on Porto Ferrajo.
General LEGRAND is arrived at Turin, as new
Commandant General of Piedmont. In that ter-
ritory the tax on Lilt is taken off, and the free im-
portation of fah, under certain conditions, per-
mitted. _ _ _

A fquadron from Tunis, of four large xebecs,
is cruifing in the Italian feas.
HAC us, SEPT. 12.—1 t if generally believed that
the Briti(h Government has given its confent to the
prolonged occupation of the territory of Hanover
by the PruCian troops, and that M. VON RHLDRN
will again go as Hanoverian Minifter to Berlin.
The following is an extrafl of a letter from Pa-
ris :—.4 Though the reports relative to the nego•
ciations for peace between England and our Re-
public are extremely various, it Teems probable that
thefe negociations have now taken a more favour-
able turn. The account in the Mositeur of the
holding an extraordinary Council of State, at
which the Firft Conful prefided, the conferences
between the Minitter for Foreign Affairs and the
Envoys from Vienna and Peter(burgh, and the fre-
quent arrival and departure of difpatcbes from and
to London, give reafun to believe that the nego-
ciation is now condufted with more ferioufnefs.—
All thefe circumftances have had an influence on
the funds, which have rifen to 48."
HanaLEM, SL►T. 12.—1 n our Courast, of the
loth, is the following article, dated Berlin, Sep-
tember t We are again affured that the nego-
elation that has been for fame time carried on be-
tween the Batavian Plenipotentiaries and thofe of
Naffau, approach to a concluflon.
The open and amicable manner in which
both parties have acted in this affair is greatly ex-
tolled. It appears to be agreed that the Prince of
ORANGE (hall receive the Bifhoprics of Wurtfberg
and Bamberg, for an indemnification. Pruffi.t,
among other things, will receive that part of the
Bifhopric of Munger which lies on the right bank
of the Rhine, and that part on the left will be al-
lotted to the Batavian Republic. In this manner
will be fulfilled the Pruflian Convention of the sth
of Auguft, 1796."