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LONDON.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 14.
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Letters received by the Litboa mail Ilan, that an
Ambaffador has been feat from that Coon in a Per.
tuguefe frigate, to congratulate 13011APMITI on his
elevation to the Imperial dignity. This Ambalrador
is the Marquis de Lima. ditlinguilltad as a determin-
ed enemy to the French revolution, both at its corn-
atonement and during its progrefs. In all probe.
bility he has been Mcaed on the prefent occafion. as
a perfon likely to be received with peculiar favour by
the new Emperor. who has fo effatually defiroyea
whatever that revolution was defigned to accomplilh.
General L continues to preferve abfolute influ.
tone at Lilbon. His lady has returned to Paris, with
the view, no doubt, of paying her refpeas to the
newly creased Enspreft. Few people exceed Lassa
in thole arts which can fecure the favour of the• ei-
ilting power. He fupported BOIIIIIPARTZ Cooful, and
he finds it his interett Rill more bossily to fupport
Bomaraara layette& with the Imperial Diadem.--
Lanus is a trader in politics, and be knows that ob-
reclaim:fords is the beitfupport of bis mercenary views.

A private hitter by the Gottenburgb Mali, arrived
yelterday, sates, that while Bo AAAAA res entilfaries
in Sweden have taken the opportunity of the long
abfenee of his Swedillt Majefty, to fow dikontent
in that country, French inuiguers are endeavouring

to perfuado .stain continental powers to reduce
Sweden o tisi gate of Poland. They have circu-
lated a plan of partitions aecnrdinglo which the
ftwediftt part of the Grand Duchy of Finland, and
Eye of the ferrounding provinces, are to be given no
I Raffia. and the provinces of Beanie, Bober, Halbffld,
Bleking; and the remaining part of Sweden, are tobe
ceded to Denmark; his Swedills hiajefty to receive
as indemnity, a new kingdom taken from the pro-
vinces of the Batavian Republic, and the ProlLus
Provinces along the German Sea, with the Duchy cf
Oldeuburgh, as far as Bremen. The King of Pans-
sta is to be indemnified by HaMiver and Swedifh
Pomerania, while the Duke of °Loin events will ob.
Lain his patrimonial Duchy of Holftein, with Jutland.
Such is the outline of a plan, tainted in the German,
French, Swedith, and Danith languages ; and uni-
verfally circulated through the North, where it has
made a great fenfation: In Sweden particularly, it
has excited much anxiety, and will probably hallen
the return of his Swedifh Majelly to his dominions.
The Emperor of Russia, and the King of Swsoen,
are brothers.in-law, rind fecond coufins, both of the
fame age, and of the fame noble and generous prin-
ciples. Unfortunately, however, a coolnels, approach.
ing to enmity, the effect of French intrigue, MIAs
between there two Princes, of which Bo is
reeking to avail himfelf fur their mutual d, IlruElion.
It is known, that fur tome years the French in-
triguers have been very aftive in Denmark ; and that
Bate the late peace with Bo , has been
inundated with French revolutionary (pies and incen-
diaries. Give them co.ly a rallying point, and the
North of Europe will be as convulfed and wretched
as the South. That this is BONA AAAAA 's anxious de-
uce, no man who has fiudied the French Revolution
will deny. Its motto is and has been, "our bufinefs
is not complete until the revolution has made the tour
of Europe." Where this caufe cannot be advanced
by force of arms, they will have recourfe to negocia.
lion and intrigue ; and what expedient could better
ease= the purpofe than fuch a plan of partition ?
It is well known that Swedith Finland would be a
clearable acquifition to Ruffle, on account of its prox
imity to St. Peterlburglt. We know alfo that Den-
mark has never ceafed to regret the beautiful pro-
vinces of Scenic, Bleking, and Halland, ceded to
CHAIILIA X. in 16Go. We trull, however, that nei-
ther Ruflia n9r Denmark will ever be avaricious
enough to yield to there temptations, nor weak
enough to become the dupes of Bo . It is
as much the mutual intercfl of the NOI here Pursers
to live at peace, as it is the interefl of the Revolts-
tionary Tyrant of France to embroil them with each
other.
trl

Yeßerday morning difpatcbes were received at the
Admiralty, from Sir CN•111.111 COTTON, in the San
Jossen, of !Ica guns, off UfhAnt, which were for-
warded to Lord LVILLI, at Wimbledon.
Yefterday the anniverfary of his Royal Highnefa's
Muth was celebrated with she ufual deroonOrations of
joy theby different ttadelnien of his Royal Highnefa,
'by illuminations on their houfes. The Theatres and
I lace, .f public and ialbionable refire were alfo bril-
I homily illnminatel The Prince's tradefmen tom-
' metnr rated the event by dining together at WILLIS'S
in St. Janes's-Meet, where fcreral loyal and condi-
tutional trails were drank.
Leiters have been received at Mill, from Bremen,
R..ting, " that the Fren.:h bad Roiped all veffels
within three leagues of that place, sand carried them
into •he (mall River Lefum ; which to all appear-
ance, world flop the traolpatt by land LODI Yat:l to
Bremen.", .. •

WINDSOR, AUGUST u.

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Thii being the birth day of his Royal,- Highneft
the Prince of Wm.'s, their )ilaiserris VIA the
CIVIL FA MI LY received dle.complimemateLib.4
. ' y and Gentry on the happy oc
• . 'Flag was flying the whole day on the isr
this Round Tower. The morning hid a loaning
pearance, and fome (mart flowers fell, but we
over, and the afternoon was fait and inviting..
•-•
tween (even and eight o'clock jfttlia
_patio&
Navels, accompanied by anest and Pete,
kisses, walked on the Terrace, which was crow
itl,iallthe
insshot, Nobility asdCent
oi
thettttaaag net
t,cd and people, •. • '
ptioir
lager. to 'have a view of their beloved Srereign.
His MAJW Y was in excellent hums, and Misr
verfed wi.h many diftioguillted clarglers with inch
liflm
familiarity and bumonr. AliCiiiioory appeam An
be as vigorous and carrel as evert for all along.teris
!ines of coofiderabk length, Whitt were formed by,
his fuhjees, one on each fide of theeirall,.he fphhel
0 almoll all thofe who were is the front, and easel
bad been formerly immured to hins, askb'effing tbs. ,
each by name. • -- - - 'I
The Quase.was equallt entidefeenffutg, and ans.!
Vetted wiih feveral of the Ladies and Gentlemen
with much safe and familiarity.
An obfervation of his MAMMY' in addreftinge cerl
fain Lady, is worthy of being mentioned. The fub-
rft was ScesdaL " Every one, (raid his IYI/LJBATI)
as two balances, one for weighing his ewe charac-
ter, and another fur 'weighing thole of gaffs." Ob. I
firming a /we nee upon a certain opulent teykr, his
Maims addreffed him, and remarked--" The'
French fay, the .Geit east the teas—" L'babit fait
Phomme t"—but we molt fay the contrary of Ton—
gs L'homme fait l'habit"—" The Man waist the
met ; and yet common report Rates, that it requires
raw taylors to make eat man l"—This happy pm d'il:
Prig afforded much delight to the perfon to whom it.
was addreffed, aid among the company was the ge.
send talk and merriment of the evening.
His MAJILITT addreffed himfelf with equal good
humour to many others, and particularly cosopli-,
mented Lord BOSTON on his Arid. attention to bis
profellional duties as a foldier: .
Among the company pretest were Lords 1.7 Z.•
•lIIDGeI CANDSO, H , Sr. HILIM'S HAY/Nth
SUIT, CA 33333 *AIWA and ROASLIII• Lady CASTLI.
"mow wee alto there, along with Lady &LIMA
STIWALY, who is tinder her prOtteiGn.•
The Kum retired from the retrace about "eight
o'clock. . . . . •

Ittroestoste—An adjbortsed Meeting of the Mailer
Coach4naken took place yefterday evening 'at fie
O'clock, at the Freminfon's Tavern.in Great Queen-
greet, Mr. Loma in the Chair.. A letter was read
from Sir Benoit WATIOII,• recommending difpatch,
as Government, he Elated, were in daily expellation
of an attempt being made by the enemy to invade
our flumes. A variety of refolutions were entered
into to facilitate the plans of Government, and (eve-
rat peyfuns were deputed to wait upon the trade to
know what of liance they were willing to render to,
the undertaking?—The meeting adjourned at half'
after nine o'clock.—About forty Coach-makers were
prefent. &vent of whom agreed to furnilh • down'
cart iages each, but none leis than three.
In cafe of an enemy landing. in addition to flit'
former Rorborghlhire and Berwickfhire fignals, Ma-,
roons, (which go off with an mainline, making. ssl
report fimilar to that of a great gun), will be and
every fifteen minutes.
The Raft-Bike Volunteers. commanded by Sir
Ganacsa S. M.Krazia, have marched into FOrreS•
to du permanent duty for 33 days. They confili of
I eight companies. of 8o men each.
The Commander in Chief has commenced his an..
Instal tour of infiseeion in the Eallern diftria. His
Royal Highnefs quitted town lad Saturday.
The encampment lately I.rmed at Leaden confine
I .4 to,coo men. computed of the hollowing regiments:l
two battalions of she oad. two hattalions of the 4:d, I
the North Yolk militia, the Lancaliote, the Eaft slid_
dlefez, the Weaminster, the Suffolk, and the Fili-1
lhire.
On Friday lark the Royal Lanark militia were in.
fpeaed by 'Brigadier-General A uce :a no, prepare.
tory to their being feen by the Commander in Chief,'
and, on Saturday morning, the regiment, under she
command of the Marquis of Douce LAS. marched in a
body, from Weely to Colchefter Barracks, in older
to be in readinefs for His Royal Highnefs, who was
to review them the following day.
COLCHRITIR, SATURDAY, AUG. Qur town
is quite in a baffle, and full of company. Not a bed
to be got. The troops are marching hither f.om all
quarters. Yeiterday two regiments of Dragoons
came in from Ipfsich I and today the Royal La-
nark militia from Weely, preceded by an immenie
train of artillery. His Royal Highnefs the Dues of-
YORK means to fee the encampment, 'and the differ-
ent regiments drawn together for the purport, in
review order, to-morrow afternoon, on LexclenHeath;
after which he dines with Lieutenant General Sir
JAMPS CRAIG, who commands this diftria. On
Monday morning a grand (ham fight will take place;
at which His Royal Highnefs, and a numerous trait.
of attendants, intend to be prefent. Should the wea-
ther prove fine, from the number of troops to be cm-
ploycd on the occafinn, which will amount to nearly
30,000 men, it will doobtleis prole a very lightly
and gratifying fpeeacle. The whole line has been.
out tor fercral hours, praftiling a variety of ma-

1100CU•reS.
SUNDAY, Aucusr 12.—" The Dues of You ar
rived here about four eacck this afiernon, and was
received by a guaid from the Royal Lanai
litia. which His Royal Highnefs was condefcesd.
ingly pleated to difmifs immediately. His Royal
Highnefs foon gfterwards fet off for Leaden Camp,
' Attended by Sir lanes Casio, Lens PAOLI. and
FITZROY, Generals Cam Aucasano. and a
nutneroas retinue of Staff Officers. His Royal High.
refs was received on the round with a royal falatc,
after which the line matched by in review order. to-
gether wish a btigade of cavalry, and mine corps of
Volunteers. The a hole made a remarkably gond
review, and keened to give infinite iati.faairm to the
Duke, as wcU as to an immure concourfe of fpwia•
tort, who were colletffed on the occafioo. The lin*
is ordered to be out to-Mr/now morning at eight.
when. mock engagement is czpolted to take place."