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the diredion of Bo , proves what pains are
taken to difguife his fears for the f.afety of Italy. He.
alto betrays more and more fitongly his ferions Cafe
picions of the intentions of the Ciist oar of Vitae*,
which confirm what we have already mentioned, that..
Bo AAAAA re has not only demanded that the Auariasi
Army fbould be immediately withdrawn from Bo-
hernia. but has fignified that the departure of the
Archduke Ctosizt.ss for the Armies, would be eon-
fidered as equivalent to a Declaration of War.
Other accounts received from the Continent yet•
terdai Rate the following as the outline of the new
political annagentests which BOILIIPAILTI has declared
he is determined to enforce :
The Elaborate of Brandeolsergis. with.loosamensi
dguons territory, to be erected into a king 'lti
the dominion of Peony Bo AAAAA a.
Proffitt Proper to be retained by his Ptorao
par. with the title et Zing. His capital to be Ko.
*O s%
The ?Ali& tertitory to be ensiled frosts Anthill,
lure. end PTOGIIi and n•oenfolidated into one late,
fame rutin alt %afore the partition., bluaar

M be peuelnimeet Sago/ the Poke.
halted to receive a very coodderable acceffion o
territory, particularly is Weßphalia.
The Duchies of Cleves and Berg, at prefent pot
Soiree by MIMIT, to be given to one of the French
Startialf.
The alarm canted by the feiznre of Mambo:ugh,
rind more, perhaps, by the profpeet which th.t new
fuze prefents, continues very general throughout the
City. The difallers which have fallen upon Pruffia
will be felt more immediately by the commerce of
Ibis country than the ill fortune of Auaria laft year,
tad during the left war. The fall ef PrufEe has put
bite the hands of France all the ports in the North
'ilia and the Baltic, with which we have been aecitt,
lopped tetrads admitl unmolelleds for,even during the'
difpnte with Pruffia, the trade to the ports in the
Baltic was not interrupted. In the prefent cafe,
Hamburgh, Bremen, together, indeed, with all Ili,
ports in the North Sea, in the Elbe, the Wefer, and
the Ems, as well as thole in the Baltic, Lubec,
Rolock, all along that coaft to Dantzig, may per.
baps be that againtl our (hips, and the French will
probably endeavour to prevent the cireuhition stir
Englifh coMmodities in the territories they occupy.
They will likerrife endeavour, though unfuccefsfully,,
to exclude them, were the Kama of PluttlA to con-
clude a peace, if Bo AAAAA re permit him to reign:
The ports of Denmark, in Holftein, are the only
ports 111 that part of Europe open to us, and how long
they will continue fo is a matter of doubt and n -
certainty.
Moil alfuredly our commerce will feel the effeasi
of the fyilent purfued by Bow AAAAA t for its defiling:l
Lion, but no force can abolifis the mutual tweaks*
wad the mutual demands of nations. Whatever tl*
nations of the North have to fell, they Inuit frontier(
to fen, ja order to procure thole things which aas
indifpenfible to their habits, their wants, and thud
enjoyments. Let BONAPAI.TI place all the Rates al
Germany round the Baltic under his Generals, as
topside data, or ender any new plan of Govers.
mast, they mutt dill have occafion to vend the cow
modifies of which they have a fupetilaity, arid re
obtain thole which they want either for imasediess
eenforeption, or as the materials of matteredieree.

A report was circulated after the arrival of the laft
_Malls from Haashurgh, and hill continues to be gir-
lhood with much confidence in the city, that NA PO-
woo lies demanded of Denmark to fit out a certain
*mbar of Aips, and to (hut up the Sound again!'
che &kills and Ruffian commerce. We know not to
what credit this rumour is entitled, but the thing is
far from being improbable. Yefterday orders were
fent by Telegraph to Pottfmouth, for four fhips of
the line to fail immediately for the Great Belt. It is
',Able that this may be with the view of counter-
1. sifting any attempt the enemy may make to (hut us
out from the North of Europe.
Yelterday, an order was iffued from the Poft Office,
that the Hsunburgh and Bremen Mails (hould not for
the prefent be forwarded.
Advice has been received, that the French have
:beady begun to fit cut privateers in the Ptualan
port!, againft the trade of England up the BaLic,
and in the German Ocean.

We underhand there is no troth whatever in the
llatement, contained in force of the 14ft letters from
Harnburgh, of the French Nlinitler having been
himfdf deceived ref-peeing the intentions of his
Macy, in regard to Ilamburgh. It was that Mi.
wider who gave information to BONA PARTS of the
rneatures that were taking to efcape the impending
rairchief.

A Gottenborgh Mail arrived this day, but 114:
brought nothing new.

Yefierday, at elevea o'clock, Lords nott.ap.n arid
AVCRLAND met Islam MOICRO and l'incksay, the
American Ambafradors, at the Foreign Office. They

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cositiiiied their deliberatina till twelve, when Lords
Hos,Lanvi and Auc &&&&& went to the Office of the

'Boars* of 'Wade, together with Earl Boca isomer-
stun e. tholArvoas v G , Sir josses, Basis,
and Mr. YMOITTART, and held a Beard. Thirty
Merchants stapled for advice to know hnw to all in
the preteksteirewmasomos. The Board, after hearing
their catorwatia soaking their opinions, deliberated for
tome time, when Lord Au went to the Cabi
net Council that was fitting at Lord Howsca's Office,
and reported the proceedings.

There was a feport yelterday in general circulation
that a fequedration had been put upoh all property
belonging to perfons within the limits of the countries
occupied by the French Armies, and that a reftraint
upon the transfer of the funds in the three per cents. had
been impofed. This report is dellitute of foundation.
Nothing but as overbearing neceffity could induce the
Utah Government, for the purpofe of defeating •
violent injuftice of Bow APART'S to adopt a meafare, the
ealib of which would fall upon the unfortunate vie.
Shwa his power, already filtering fo much, and
11166 would be Co ineonfillent with the policy of a na-
+ion dolt bee gained, and muff gain, by drawing capital
from every quarter. But if Boas PA&TII eon-
that iniquitous fyilem he has begun. he will
hit be convinced that be has a great deal to lofe on
the balance. The proportion of foreign property in
the &ha funds is very oonfiderable indeed, proba-
bly towards too millioue. This is in our power, if
f BOMAPAILTI lhould force us to adept the law of fell-
prefervation, however revere its operation.
to

Yeflerday arrived a Merenger from Ruffla, with
difpatches down to the nth of November ; but we do
not bear that he brings any news.
A Mellinger arrived alfb by' the Baltic, with clic
patchts to Baron Jectai. Baron Jaen,' afterwards
communicatedlo k.ord Howice ship intelligence he
Lind received, and a Comicil waste,
The Second, or Q2een's Regituslatwil OrtgOosas
have marched into Winchater.
The North York Militia; at Porttanterrasks, who
were under orders to leave that place, have received
.orders to remain at their prefont quarters.
Yellerday the Duke of Tote traafaeltd bufinefs
with his MOJIIITY for two hours.
Sy. A:4°l'mi* Day falling this year wia Sunday,
the ROYAL Society held their Anniyerfary Meeting
yellerday, at their apartments in Somerfet Place.—
Afteiwards the Society proceeded to the choice of
the Council and Officers fax the enruing year, when,
on examining the ballots, it appeared, West the follow-
ing Gentlemen were eladed of the Council :
Of the Old Comneffis-The PJghr iffimearseshis Sir Joreph Banks,
Bart. K B. Mr. John Allen:why, Sir Choirs Paden, Kat. Henry
C•ismuliffi, Erg. dward Whitaker Gray, M. D. Right Honour-
able Charles Gonna, Wiliam Marftlen. Efq. Rev. Neill Mar.
ketyne, D. D. George,Earior Mariam., William Hyde Wollafton,
M. D. Thomas Young, M. D.
Of the New Coancil—Right Hon. Mathes Abbot, John Heart-
tlde,efg. Hon Pretlerkk North, Sir Isla S. Anbyn. Bart. Right
Hon. Sir William Scott, Km. Funds Lord Peaforth, Charles Shaw
Lefewre, erg. George Vircosint Valenti', Roger Wilbraham, Efq.
Charles Wilkins, gig.
And the Officer' werethe Right Hon. Sir Joreph Banks, Bart.
E. B. • Preedeut ; WlDism Madden, Erg. Trolfurer; Edward
Whitaker Gray, M. D. William Hyde Wollallon, M. 13 Seam
series.
Afterwards the Members of the Society dined to-
gether, as ultal, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,
m the Strand.
Li* of &tamed Members, in addition to thole
before given : •
Wortlty and Henry Baring. ?Arr. „
Szawiea J. Calitoder mad A. Towers, Erg.
o —jams t
raL_onm, or Pltfoar. 0.7
'COUNTY Or Lariaal—my-dale Frechoklers preef
whom voted tar Lord Archibald =ikon, and 13 tit
Chaim Donau. . .. 1
R w DISTRICT OT BOROCICIIS••••ATChlbild C11,111611N Of
Illytherwood, Wg.
to Gator Ars,lamne,RoTaastr.ate.-I,Oargogiath
COUNTY or Assanesii,qamesFetTuesso, Efq. by a majority
of two votes only.
A tat—John Camphdl, Erg.
DUROIRS Or r , NAIIIS.INVRINRIS, and Foaritosz....Col
ltascla William Grant. •
*sous ofL , Lca LITHOOW, P , sad BILICIR
Lhettoset General Sir Charles Rots.
BUIONS Of AIIIIROATI,MONTROSIC, AIRRDIZO, Re.—Hon.
M9or J. Ramfay.
KotatronsaionT.—.Non. Mentrintery Stewart.
KINOISORN, DYSART, and KIS KA I.DTCCII.
Roma Pergalfon. • • t
Aitaitirom aa, Ca Al Lt., Bs,C.—Sir John Anitrather.
'foss", DtISOW A L.L. 61.47111gedleT General Sir R. illaskatsle.

Cl' PA 11-FIFI, Pas N David Wok.; erburne.
HADDINGTON, DUPOIAReCIIOO. William Lambe.
PERTs, a tit—Thomas rattan', Efq.
County Of WIOTOPP.4W4R6III MURCH. Efq.
Boom Cu Lean, 11ke..-Cygerge Skate, Efq.
BOSOMS or Duni/ans. ANNAN, LIKUD/ARUM. ate.—HM-
Henry Fractal, Lend Advocate.
Sel.Klanaillat —William Elliot Lockhart, Efq
S AAAAA ma; Wsurnoa sr, Re.—Hon. Edward Stewart.
$ fIItLINO, DVNI/11 linitiL Etc.-5k John Hesslcrfon, dart.
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COOPITV or Dostmg—H. Hamilton and F. J. Falklner, Ergot.
CLoNMIL L —Colonel William Beawell.
Cowes.? or W AAAAA Bemford and R. Power, Ffqrs.
County or Lai rano—Hon. Henry J. Clements and Hon.
Lieutenant Colosel William Gore.
Boaon on or Lasso a e—i.ord Yarmouth.
FIRMAWAON, Cole and Archdall, Efqrs.
ANT It sr—Hon. John and E. A. M•Nagliten, Efq.
COPTIBTID ILICTIONS.
Billwicc—Final Clore of the poll!
Sir John Callowier 436 Sir Alex. M. Lockhart 368
Dr Towers 386 Liam Colonel Allen 6t
Dua ins (County)—Final dote of the Poll :
• Hans Hamilton 543
Frodmick J. Falkinci - 455
Luke Wilke 357
WATCRIORD (County)— Final ciao of the Poll,
J. C. Beresford 65. Edward Lee 285
Richard Power 417 Bolton 5
FUJIAN AGM —Final chafe of the Pcll
General Cole torn Heim/ Brooke 6t,1
General Arnidall is6o Rkhaol Brooke 418 •
om.y/st—State of the Poll on Tuefday hit:
Right Hon. D.E. Daly • 767
Mr Eyre St 7
Mr Martin 30
LonooNDialii—State of the Poll.
General Stewart or a Colonel Ponfooby 676
Lord Come Stretford 734 Mr Lyle
1114ro (County)—State of the Poll, Nov. se t
Right Hon. D. Browne 1674
Colonel Dillon • 1647
Sir John 8r0w.14 Bjo

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the 35th of Oiloher, boating of the refs& of
de of the t4th,thermmediately retrogr;desl.l
Papers of the a ft, Rate, lisa,t the Kum of
a was at Koningthorgh with about feven or
toofand men.
laborate Article, evidently manufaßured by