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London, England, 1802-09-27 00:00:00

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ROYAL HUMANE. SOCIFTY.
Patron, the KING'. Moft Excellent MAJESTY.
Pet fident,
Rislit Hon. Elul of STANIFORD and WARRINGTON.
9 'HE ANNUAL COU,RT.of DIRECTORS
x will be holden TO-MORROW EVENINO,the 28th init.
at Seven preeifely, at the London Coffee-Hoofe. Much im.
portant Bufinefs lathe tranfadted, particularly Hagerary Ma
dallions prefented to the Medical Affiftants, &Oohs, have been
fo fortunate as to reftore the Lives of the ilikewife, the
eitenfion of the k3enefits of this inftitutioa to rirk*, which has
Pees
been particularly requefted by an Addrefs so Treafurer and
Managers. -
The SUMMER has daily invited all ranks and all ages to
Panda. Rivers, Ste. fo.that the Payment of the Rewards for an
Sammie number of accidents, has reduced greatly the Funds of
the Society : ,
PAID IN lONE, • • 72 all 6
* DITTO, OLT, • • • 49 14 0
DITTO. ACCOST, • - 51 ry 6 •
Afiluent and well.difpored Perfects are refpedtfully informed,
that many Lives have been fared and reftored within thele laft
three months.
Subfcrip,lons. See. are received at Barnet Dimfdale's, Down,
and Co 's ; Fuller's and Charteris; Drurttroond's; and by Dr.
Hawes, No. 11, Sp:tat-hp:are. ,
Next month wit; be publifltrd,
The Rev. Dr. VALPY's Annivtafary Sermon, preached at
Gro(venor Chapel, Southampton, and Jerfey. An Appeedix
on R a SUSCITATIOn, by the Humane Society.
JOHN BEAUMONT, Regifter.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 35.

At the Court er St. jahwes the sad of September, tSoa, pre-
fent. the King's .11. Excellent Majefty in Ccuoeil, this day
the Right Hon. S.. Charles Morgan, Bait• and tits Right Hon.
John Smith, were, by his Majetty's command, fworn of bio
May fty's Molt Hon. Privy Coundl, and took their places at
the Board accordingly.
I4ANOVIR, SEPTIIIIIIt 6.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cambridge has been pleafed
to appoint the Reverend George Henry Glare, Matter of Artk,
Reeior of Hanwell. in the county of Middlefex, to be one 411
his Royal Higbnefes dotnettie Chaplains.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS. •
WAR-OITICE, SIFT. 25, 1802. '
I 8 Regiment of Drapons—Lieutenant Wright Ectward At-
kyns to be Captain of a Troop. by mask, vice Langford,
arlir es tires; Cornet Edward Smite= to be Lieutenant,
vice atkyns. • .
sods Regiment of Light Dragoessi—Lewis Gafquet, Got. to
be Conn. by prehafe, vine Card, promoted.
aid Digo...Captain William Maxwell to be Major, vies Alex-
ander Maxwell, decoded; Cornet Rabat Salmon to be Lim-
. tenant, by purchafe, vice Gordon, promotedin the loth Foot ;
• Otarter.Matter Robert Thomann to be Cornet, vice Salmon.
• s4th—Ditto—Captain Henry Loftus to bo Major, by putehak,
vice Yerelß, who retires.
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York liuffars:Adigii MA* Mock, from the Bsth Foot, to
be Lleutemot, by redo*. litelietts, who retires.
ift Regboest of Foot Owerds--Limmemot Colonel Lord
Charles Ikodnek, from the 3Stk Fos, to be Copal& of a

Company, vice Cohan, Irbil exchanges.
Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guarde—Lientenant Colonel
William Henry Pringle, from the 4th Foot, to be Captain of
a Company, vice the Zed of Cork who exchange!.
sd Regiment of Foot GoisdaCaptain George Henry Dolield
to be Captain of a Cipepory, by purcbak, via Shaw, who
retires.
sd Dattalion of the ztßeginnot al/Goo—Captain James Ste-
yentas Dimes to be Skier, by portliefe, vice Macdonald,
who retires,
ab Regiment of FootOsiesel Edmond Earl of Cork, from
she Coldftreasts Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant
Cabinet vice Pringle, who exebanges.
esti Dittw—Enfign Henry Hardy to be Liebtaiant, by pr-
elude, vice Page, who redeem.
sad Ditto—Lieutenadt Duncan Campbell, from the 9: it Foot,
to be Lkistenent, vice ICirliy, placed en half.pay ; Lieute-
sant-Francis Lodge Morris, from half-pay of the 46th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Weft, placed on balf-pay.
- 3111 Ditto.-Allitant-Sorgeos Hackett, from half-psy
ef die lob Foot, to be 411.111iIneuripeen.
eisth Ditto—Major Chaim Strickland to be Lieutenant-Colo-
nel, by porchafe, vice Baylis.
pth Ditto--Sallgo Samuel Bulby to be Lieutedant, by par.
chafe. vice Mast who retires.
skit Diuo--Lienteoint-Colond Francis John Colman, from
the zit Foot GeWits, to be vice Lord
Charles Sentinel, who exeheogee; 1,011111.111 t Every,
from half-pay a the ryth Light Dwain, mkt,
vice Noteten, who exchanges, receidoi dig Los
44tb Ditto... Lieutenant Francis Henry Bev* leas br/S•pay,
to be Linneannt, vice Feramdts, wbonniliniges, receiving
the dlllinenes
53d Dino—Dievet Lientesam-Ceionel Hemline P. Timms,
from tin .64tb Foot, to be Coped% vice Deane, wbo

chaages.
so k Ditto—Lieutenant Warns Mee, from half pay of the
6th Foot, to be Linton:* vice Greer, who exchanges, is
the difkrence.
both Ditto..-Chades Maximnius St. Paul, Gast. to he EnßP,'
by purcias, vlac Cartwrigb‘i=4-
6a4 liima.l.lasamant &mad Young, Gent. to be
0; by _pardisfe. vice O'Meara. who retires.
dot& EIND--..p0" bot Tbr Deane, from the sjd Foot, torn.
Capods, vice Thome; who exchaoges.
6,01; 6Wa John Swinton, from lati‘pay of the itb
Foot, to be Cosi, vice Lefroy, whoexchanges, receiving
d.
67th Diao—LiernliNint Alexander Milord to be Captain Lieu-
mot. by pomade, vice O'Bryen, promoted.
yoth Ditte.Willam 14014 Gent. to be Ihdign, by paschal's,
vice Firth, who retires. •
• yulDitto—capain-Licate enant Lawrence Olipbant to be Cap-
tain of a Complain, vic Fact? declared; Lieutenant Mo-
ms Wilke to be Capain-Lisptenant, vice Oliphant ; Ad-
journ adward Renwick, from the Make Fenciblea, to be
. A4lollly with the rank ot Fafigo, vice White, who aligns
•34 Wiettl7lllllarlas Kat genii .Ekk to
be Pamela, vies Deer, _ _ - .

110151 e- &WA likelicet—atriebalestaillAnlbm
*Mashy ti be 661 ei a Caeipunr, elm Illinel"de.
gelled ; Lamm 'Whew Sutton to be *,:egip
ego, vies /I"4ettly. I
GARRISONS.

Tbc Revereed WON, Hardwieke to be Cbophdo tiotibOkr*
dim et St. jobo's is Newfoondbod, .lee Tithe% dateirl. .
Urinous* Rabat Oti•r,ot the asth Fiat. to be Toorte-Mejor
at Prim Edward's Mad. 'lee Robertfoo, promoted.
11111411011 L A DIDUIS.

Sapernetnentry Major Francis Slater Reboot is appointetkafa-
fr sod JavtaataCels • tie the ad Regime.* of Life Guards,and
Dot &mod AdVer. as flood in the Gazette of the :ft OQ. i7py.
Fatly) Macdonald, d the sth Regiment of Fan, and Lieu.
tenant Dennis Vernon, anise 234 Foot, are fuperfeded, being
Wait !Niihau have.

OIMMI,

&IWO 0 • 0...1111.1, • . vor .M, /MI .0"••=1,IIPPO ••••• •••••"I
NOV. S. Richard Manus, bar of Parra, Connvall. but now
of London, niskAer, dealer and chaganua, at ten , at Guildhall.
BANKS U
Robert Farthing. of BM:m P
y, NoahTS. !, merchant. dealer ad
chapnan, to furrender Sept. go. Maw 4, and Nov. so, at-
eleven. at the Feathers. in Hie Maifolk. Attornies, Mr.
- Wands "'hamar %larks, Pallbiak; Norfolk ; or Menlo.
Windmills and Holloway. Clasearriae, • London.
Geary Nislutnpld, o( Lta4enbalUtftee• London, Caner and
alder, -1, a and dim," Mats s, 9, and Nov. A, at
dna, at GulldhdL Aflarany, Mr. Kibblowhite, Gray's.'
litallias.
Traftial At MadtliColt Ole illwairlant, Upper-Thaw&
0 6•1134adoo.11.111111an and coal.nparlant, Qdhohtr 13,
at ank MSc 44119ausanuti,Nov. 6, at tam at GaitdbalL
:arit " 0110014143111re1t, Orafrias4rira.
1.11112•1 Valummit Pair, b difl=:7l4
sill, . WY% trot lair a lir
• ' IX% pi Ilitie. 4. se doves, at Usiltaal.
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Thomas Fawcett, of Z.Lifwell-Meet, Moorlieldar Midealtz,
redlfier, btandrmacluint, and fpirit-dealer, G&W* as, at
t Odobet i 3, anti Nov. 6, at ten, at Guildlial. Attar-
nvedy,lr. Martin, Vintnen'-Hall; Upper Thantea-ftteet.
John Beetaler, late of Market-Deeping, Lineolnihire, brash;
and corn-merchant, dealer and chapman, Odober Id• 14,
and Nov. 6, at eleven, at the Black-Bull Inn, In Illlarltet•
Duping. Attorney, Mr. Willes Taylor, Maritt- =
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Richard Tomkinfon, John Tomkinfon, and Dankl F
&Mae, of Liverpool, merchants, copartrsen, dealers and
eit-pmca, Odobcr tp, 26, and N0a..6. at awe, at the Globe.
Tavern. Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. George Gera. Limped
F Men. Cooper and Lowe, Southamptowatilldinp, Hob

born, London.-
The Gasette ailo contains a notice from the Corporation of
London of their intention to apply to Parliament for live ads
—the fire., to remove Bahian Holpital, and on its kite to build
a new Iquare, with two new areas, the one leading into Throi-
monon-ftreet and the Royal Exchange, and the other from
Moorgate to Mangan Houfedtrect, and to widen, improve,
de. the intermediate lanes, de.
The feeond, for taking down London Bridge, and rebuild-
ing another bridge serofs the Thames instead of it.
The third. for enlarging Smithfield Market, and for the bet-
ter regulation of it.
The_ fourth, for enlarging and amending the powers in the
Ad for improving the Port of London.
And the fifth, for eftablifhing a free market for the Cale of
Coals in the Wards of Billingfpte and Tower, or one of them,
and to prevent impofition in the fide of this article.

NAMBURGH MA,L.

RATISIIOII, &PT. t 3. The Auftrian Plenipo-
tentiary has not yet i atitied the Csaektios of the
Deputation parednit the Bth. -Ha.bas tranfmitted
it to Vienna, but has as yet received no inftrud-
tions. Citizen Lentils-roe, Adjutant to BOMA.
PARTS has fet out from this city for Vienna. The
French Agents here do not appearvery fatisfied with
the Conclufum of the Deputation which accepts
the plan of Indemnities. They expelled that it
fliould be acceded to abfolutely and uncondition-
ally. A memorial on the ftibjelt is expelled to be
be given in on the part of France next week.—
Another French courier arrived here yefterday.-
Viatma, Sarr. t.—On the gth, the French
Ambaffador received a courier from Paris, and
immediately afterwards had a long conference
with the Auftrian Minifier, Count de Cosewrzsi..
The fubjea of this conference is fuppofed to have
been the affair of the indemnities, and efpecially
the occupation of Paden by the Anftrians. The
new Reis Effeddi, or Minifter for Foreign Affairs
at conftantinople, was formerly Firfi Secretary to
the Turkillt Embary in London, where he learned
fufficient hoth of Englifh-and French to .make
himfelf tanderflood. On this account he was ap-
pointed to accompany the Grand Vizier to Egypt,.
Alt he might all a interpreter between him and'
the Engliflt. All Officers and foldiers abfent oe
leave have been ordered to repair to their regi.,
silents, from which circumflance it is conjeaured
that his Imperial Malay intends not merely a
fpecial, but a general tanner. The ,report that
great military preparations are making in Bohemia
and Moravia has not, however, any foundation.
The Papal Nuncio to St. Peterfisurgh, Monfignor
Aar zzo, ha not yet received his pares from that
Capital. The Marquis de ()Kumasi fet out the
day before yefferday far Albania.
CeaLtau us, Sall. 131—Tbe Adjutant of the
FIRST Consul., Citizen LAVIUSTON on his Jour-
ney to Ratitbun, Waited 'on our itlargrave (of
Baden), at his Mice of La Favourite, aud car-
ried him a letter from BONAPARTRe in his 'awn
handwriting. It is faid that &saran** has of.
fered,him the affiftance of as many of the French
troops on the left Bank of the Rhine as he may
chute, io enable him to occupy his indemnities ;
but thefe troops will not be employed on This fide
that river, even in the moft urgent circumfiances.
Feast c Nit T, Se,rr. jourottictnention
that the recovery of the Prince ef. Tam -.and
Taxis is almnft hopelefs; the evacuation atrof
fan by the Imperial troops is alto fpoken of is an
event -to take place in a few days, but even then
the place is not to be occupied by the Bavarians.
Basta, Ss rr. i i.—On the ioth,about zoo men,,
partly troops of the line, parly Leman Cbareurs,
arrived before Zurich from Lucern, but being
denied admittance by the Citizens, they encamped
on the Kreual Height, at foam diltance, waiting
reinforcements and further orders. According to
the lateft accounts, thee reinforcements arrived,
and their fecond famous being related, Come
attack upon the city of Zurich had enfued. Whe-
ther the Helvetic troops had entered is not known,
but feveral tranfports of wounded men have been",
brought into Baden. •
Lsonoita, TiPT. I:—The Spanilh (quadrats
oanted to convey their Etrurian Majellies to
rcelona have been here force days, confining at'
the Queen Loilifa, of 120 guns, and 1000 men;
the Admiral's fhip ; the Argonaut, of So guns;
,and 7ao men; two frigates of 44 guns, and a
cutter. The Admiral's Chip is a three•decker,
and the largeft that is to be Peen ; fix apartments
it arensoll fuperbly furnifhed for their Etrurian
Wellies. The windows are formed of chryftal.
The King, Queen, and Family, are expected to
embark on the 4th -intl.—The reports of the 164
Lot' the Americans that landed near Tunis appear
to have been much exaggerated. It does not feet*
that more than 400 of them were furprized and.
made prifoners by the Barbarians.
NAPLISI 41/0. 24.-116 afternoon the gar.
quis de Mos, Ambaffador from his Catholic Mai
jelly, made.his public ent7 into this city with • a
fplendid proceffion, in, which was a train of 4
coaches and 'fix. To-morrow he will marry 4y
proxy, in the name of the Prince of Spain, ho
Princes the daughter of oar Sovereign. The
Ruffian troops which were here in garrikin &wins
twa years, have &rely arrived at Corfu. *lt is
faid that two,Spanilh regiments will come hither
to ferve as a garrifon.
, Mute, SIFT. we have as yet no im-
mediate diplomatic connections with the Court of
Great Britain reprefentations have been.made to
the Englifh Miniftry, through the medium of the
French Minifier, Citizen Orso, relative to the ac-
knowledgment and refpee due -to our Flag from
the Englifh (hips; to which Lord Haweassony
has returned a very favourable anfwer. The
French Envoy at Florence, Genets! CLARKE, has
given the King of Etruria new air- *es of the
friendfitip of the FreaclOA d the con-
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• STOCZROLIIIi Be'rr. to.s.:-Prinee WILLIAM!
Gionceller iictplo64, bete neat month, to be pre-
fint at the intended reviews near ibie city, an in-
vitation having been tent him for the purpofe from
his Majelly, by .the Fiat Chamberlain and Adju •
tent, M STOZTINSTROM. BLOM% the new
Danifh Envoy to this Court, is daily expelled..
COPOWllielnly Styr. 4.—The frigate Rota,
after a Very tedious patfage occafioned by contrar7
winds, arrived on the 25th of July. at Cagliarr,
and on the 27th failed in company with two other ,
Danith frigates for Tripoli.
The autumnal reviews will begin on the 30:h
initant. . • 0. •
A Dutch frigate and fame Eall-Indiamen which,
to efcape the Englifit,' teok refage force years ago
in a port of Norway, and during the war in the
North were armed with the content of the Dutch
Government for the defence of the Norwegian
coaft, returned not long (nice to Holland;
On 'account of the fitting in of the cold weather
the Hereditary Prince Fasnserca will quit this
week his Summer Palace,' Sans Seucis, and come
Ito town.

FRANCE.

PARIS,'SEPTEMBER sr.
The day before yetterdag the, Fats:. Consut., at
nip., o'clock in the morning, removed from Mal-
maifon to St. Cloud. • He tient the whole day and
night before IA in the cattle, and there is eery
reafon to think that hi will 6i his refidence these
in future. Befides the new arrangements made in
the interior of the cattle to fit it for its prefent def-
tination, external repairs, and the addition of
other necetrary buildings have given it a nobler
and snore regular afpea. It is however to be
withed that the bridge of St. Cloud, in which the
ice and inundations have occafioned a gap, that
by pieces of wood, may experience in its turn the
effeas of the - of the FIRST CONSUL:+ It

pretence
is difmal to fee one of the fillet avenues,that can
be mentioned terminated by the Gothic remains of
a broken bridge.
SEPT. 32.—The prudent adminiaration of Gen.
Lac Laic would have,ere now,rettored St. Domingo
to a portion of its antient fplendour, had not a ca-
lamitous diflemperfwett away a confiderable num-
ber of the forces, which were tent for the purpofe
of putting down the rebellion. All the French
who return from that country (peak in terms of
high commendation of the conduct, the talents,
and the•good intentions of the Governor General,
who is now only waiting for the troops which have
fucceffively &ilea from our different ports, to-era-
dicate, isles conokte asametr, every germ of incur-
ration, and tofettle the fine colony of St. Domingo
on a broad balls, and fuck acwill accord with the
general intereas of the parent Rate.
The (hip owners are, notwithßending all this,
continually complaining of their!fituation; but this
momentary evil mutt neceffarili have an end very
foon.
• The adiffion of foreigners, and the 15 per cent.
export duties, are evidently calculated to check
the operations of the French trading interett ; but
again, who is it that does not know that the &It
duty of General Lact.sac, at ifloo leagues from
France, was to enfure provifions and ;lay for his
army?
The fituation of the colony is extraordinary,
and it cannot be reafonably expelled that a fettled
order of things fliould fo foon fucceed anarchy and
civil war. Were it not for the epidemical difor-
der, foreigners, with their cargoes, would not be
admitted, por would they be allowed to carry
away with them the produce of the colony, which
they difpofe of in the 'different markets of Europe
to the prejudice of our trade ; were it not for the
contagious dittemper, there would be no neceffity
to pay a duty of 15 per cent., which circumtlance •
prevents us from Handing a ompetition with re-,
(pea to the produce of the other European colonies.
It is alferted that foreigners elude the heavy du-
ties laid upon them ; that is a very natural cafe.
Under the former (yam, when foreigners were'
allowed to bring provifions, and to carry away
moieties and liquors, they found means, with the
powerful alliance of a little gold,. to introduce
the manufadures of their own country, and to ,
carry away with them our coffees and fiigars ; it is
therefore 'bore thanprobable that,,with a littlegold,
they fucceed is " reducing the import and export
duties—but that cannot be of long duration.
The bravery of our army has refcued St. Do-
mingo from the yoke of the ferifious Africans.—
The wifdom of its General induces us to believe
that he will, in a very (port time, reaore the colony
to agriculture, and to commerce • we &all, ere
long, recover, for the exclutive advantage of 'the
Mother country, the former wealth which made
,the balance of trade incline in favour of our COM..
merce.—( rouruedda Warfeurs—but extradledfrom
the Courier Maritime du Havre.)
A letter, from Stralburgh Rates, that the regi-
ments belonging to the sth and 26th military di-
*Mons, have, of late, *caved very confiderable re-
inforcements. The troops along the Rhine, it
appears. are gone into cantonments ; and it is Paid
that feveral camps will be formed, and that thefe
corps are ultimately defined to criita the Rhine,
fhould it be found -neceffary to enforce the plan of
Indemnity:
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Braes, SIP T.' t3.—The intelligence we receive
from Zurich is rather contradiaory; lime fay that
the number of peafantswho have gone into the town
km the purpofe of defending it agama the Helvetic
troops, amounts to 2500 men ; others fay there are
not near fo "any ; which appears to be the molt
correa opinion. A letter announces that 5 or
boo peafants under the command of the veteran
General Steiner, occupy the Zurichberg, which
is a molt advaprageons Pofition on the river
Limath,- and which onsnmands Zurich very com-
pletely. Such may be confidefed to be the firength
of the inhabitants. On the other hand, General
Aadermatt, after having thrown t few (hells into
town, croffed the Like, and took a pofition at
IlLofitacht, where the Sub Pre te of Mein= was
to have joined him, as well as a confiderable body
of peafantry of the dilbiB.l—The truce, it is Paid,
-.netted to the inhebeenta of Zu

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rich for 12 hours, has .been prolonged for t'
clays. The French mintier yefierday received
difpatches firm Paris. Nothing has tranfpired,
but they miift be of moment to this country. A
great event is about to take place, and it is ex.
petted that to-morrow it will he known; repeated
conferences have been holding thee two fall do;
at the Landamman's, Citizen Dodder.—lt is nor' .
fidently laid there will be a Diaatot appoinrcii, and
Citizen DOLDER is the perfon stlio is raid to be
defined to fill that office extraordinary.
• BSPT. 14.—A very unexpeaed event arrean the
attention of the public, and gives room
.to va.
riOus conjeaures. Citizen DOLDER was forcibly
carried off this morning from his own houf,
and in Pretence of his guard, after having ht,'„
compelled to refign his fituation. The
ing are the particulars of this fir guldr eveut:
at five o'clock in the morning, thi cc citizens of
Berne, and two of Zurich, Muralt, hifher, Wyt.
temboch, 'fabler and Heidegger, went into hi.
houfe, prefcnted him a written plan for furrea.
dering his place, and requefted he would fign it
on the fpot, informing him at the f.lme time,
'that the other members of the Executive cour„
cil would follow his example; they addcd, 1:11
meafure was commanded by the urgency of the
circumftances, and was approved of by the Senate,
Bce.- Citizen DOLDta figned the document with.
out oppofition, after which the five individuals
.above mentioned, made the Laadamman get into
a coach, and took him •to Jegifiorf, three league;
film this place, where :be is clofely watched in
the bode of 'a M. Scarier, of Berne; This event
tiass`produeed much furprife, and no inconfide•
rabic degree of uneafiners.
It is prefumed this ftrange meafure was Termed
for the purpofe of preventing Citizen DoLDIR from
being railed to the rank of Diaator.
The Cantons of Argovie and Baden are in a
complete (late of infurreaion ; the peat:ants hare
taken up arms en mafr, and are in poiretli(4 of
Brugg and Lentzbourg ; and !aft night, as the
Courier was about to leave Aran, that city was
alfo threatened with an invation. The peafants
propofed marching againft the Cagle of Arbours,
in order to liberate an individual of the name of
May, who is confined there.
The laft intelligence from Zurich is far from
being fatisfaftory. General AND ER MATT was pre•
paring to fire red hot balls into the town. Some
letters (hate, that he carried this threat into execs.
tion and that feveral parts of the town were on fur.
Sim 15.—We learn that there has been a (harp
engagement it Baden between the infurgents and
two Helvetic companies. The peafants had abort
30 men killed and a'confiderable number wounded.
MADRID, SEPT. Majefly the KING of
SPAIN fet out from Saragofra, on the 3oth of
Anna, to proceed to Tudela, by land. The
motive of this journey was to vifit the mouth of
' the magnificent royal canal of Arragon. His
MAJESTY embarked on the canal and continued
his remarks as far as Saragtiffa, from which he
returned in the evening. In the afternoon of de
' 2d, their MatsaTiss proceeded to Barcelona...l
' Madrid Gazette.

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
3 per Cent. ConNs 68169-omnim 814 111
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
3 per. Cent. C.0nt.64 t I Oronium 74 8 diL
5 per C. Ann rod/ . ConE for Qet. Ace. 69e't
Excheq. Bills is. diC Imp. s per C.

We have received Paris Journals to the 23.1ini
They contain however hardly any intelligence.
A Hambuigh mail has alfo arrived, from which
we have given feveral articles in the preceding
columns.

Their MAJESTIES and the PRINcEssEs yellerday
attended Divine Service as uinal, at St. George's
Chapel, Windfor.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLAREIICI IS
at Bulky Park.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER and his
brother dined yeflerday with Lord HAWEESEURT,
at his Lordfhip's feat, Coombe Wood, Wimbledon,
On Thurfday morning Mr. Pirr (who is cod.
derably recovered) went on board an elegant plea•
Pure yacht, at Deal, with Sir WALTER FARVIAL
and two other Gentlemen, for a fail to the Downs.
They fet off, with a fine breeze, at eleven o'clock'
and returned to the fame place about three in the
afternoon.
. • Saturday difpatches were received by Goren)
meat from the ttland of Malta. They wry
brought by the CARRIERS frigate, Captain Nam
LAND, which arrived at Portfmouth on Thurfdll

night.
On Friday the Andromeda frigate arrived at
Portfmouth from Martinique, which place (he left
on the 2 tft ult. The French troops had not at•
rived when the left the ifland. The private let.
SOTS brought by her agree in Rating
-regret of the inhabitants at the approaching change.
The Andromeda left at Martinique t.
and Severn Caftor, Venus, and Tha,
and Drake (loop. +he Bufy was at
the Surinam, at Tobago ; and V
Batbadoes. Five days before the
failed, General Gil IN FELD and his
fafely at Martinique.
Lieutenant General Sir rremmits the general
Major M‘M*How, and Captain RAI K'
de-Camp, Lieutenant Colonel DOPJ
nant Colonel THOMAS, and Major
rived, on Friday morning, at Porti
the Weft Indies, in the ANDROMYDA
La Coniorde, French frigate, of
July, ran on (bore on Allegator Poi
but by the aftillance rendered from
Ihe was got off, and carried in there
lowing without much damage. She
about Soo perfons arrefted by the
mander, from Guadaloupe, but it is
whither they were defined.

k• 4
for tti,e
I received
tranfpired,
nintry. A
11 it is ex.
s; repeated
ro lall dos
—lt is con,
clintesl, and
faid to he
.
t arrofts the
Dorn to ea.
vas forcibly
own hoof:,
saving be..
'he
event:
citizens of
Wyt.
nt intci
for furrea.
•onlci fign it
fArne
:give Cour,
addcd, the
;envy of the
the Senate,
3ment with.
individuals
nan get into
Iree leagues
watched in
This event
o inconfide.
was Termed
oLDIR from
en are in a
eaihnts have
poirelli(.n of
ight, as the
sat city was
'he pedants
of Arbours,
the name of
is far from
ITT was pre.
)wn. Some
it into ern.
i were on Ere.
been a (harp
furgents and
is had abort
)er wounded.
the BING of
the 3oth of
land. The
the mouth d
▪ agon. His
as continual
om which he
!moon of the
Barcelona...,
7.
F. O'CLOCK:
811 JAL
DAY:
diL
Acc. 69eiti
3 the 2311
intelligence.
, from which
he preceding
SES yellerday
St. George's
CLARENCE is
`V ER and his
IAWEESEURT,
Wimbledon.
(who is con&
. elegant plea•
!R FARQSNAE
o the Downs.
leven o'clock,
t three in the
I by Goren)*
They well
aptain
on Thurfdll

aching coalw.
the Excellent
fi igatet,
t Trinidad
'I-Imre:tux, at
Andromeda
fuite arrive,'
TRICGE,
KES, hIS Aide
KLING, Lieu"'
DOR LING, 2t•
tfinouth, front.
v frigate.
at the 28th
'ond, Jam: i 0;
Port RorQ'
on the day
had on boat
French Cole:
not =Mll