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London, England, 1802-11-18 00:00:00

HAMBURGH MAID.

CONSTANTINOPLE, OCTOBER g.—The Grand
Seignior has addreffed to the Dey of Algiers, and
all Commanders under him, a Note, which begins
as follows The Plenipotentiary of our Sub-
lime Porte, the Secretary of our Imperial Divan,
MOHAMED SAID GHALEIB EFFENDI, Whde glory
be immort::l,has tranfmitted to our Stfalime Porte,
a Note, which the Minifler for Foreign Affairs at
Paris, Citizen TALLEYRAND (whole end he fortu-
nate), has communicated to him."—The Note
then proceeds to (late the complaints of the French
againft Algiers, and enjoins the Dey immediately
to reflore a good underflanding with France ; to
which purpofe the Capitan Pacha has likewife
tranfmitted an exprefs letter to the Government
of Algiers.

ST. PETERSBURGH, OCT. 22..--PEOkfrOT CZEMI
will afend on the 28th of this month, in his air
balloon, which is quite ready, from the garden of
the Noble Land Cadets, a place every way fuited
to the purpole, and which has been chofcn by the
EMPEROR himfelf. The preparation and filling
of the balloon, together with other expenceS,
amounts to t t,OOO roubles ; but then the firil feats
for the fpeetators are to coil to roubles.
By an Ukafe of September 23, the exportation ,
of camels' hair is again permitted, on paying a
duty of 70 copccs, for one pood (a pood is about
t• 3 cwt.)

MALMO!, Ocr. 28.—A canal is carrying on
here with great diligence, to unite the harbour
with the moat of the fortrefs. This being very
deep, %%ill afford a lure retreat in -winter for (mall
velfels. It is imagined that this will alto afford at
all times a fafe retreat to the gun-boats (fchweren
floue). The canal is made at the expence of the
town.

HAMBURCH, Nov. 12.—Letters from Vienna of
the 3d inn. announce that the Duchefs Dowager
of Parma, a relative of the Emperor's, and an im-
mediate defcendant from MARIA THERESA, Oteen
and Emprefs of Hungary, had been requelle , in
a Note from the prefent French Adminitlrator Ge-
neral of the Duchies of Parma, Piacenza, and
Guallalla, to leave her refidence of Parma and
the dominions of her late Contort. With this note
the immediately complied ; and the has fume ar-
rived, with her family, at Venice ; from which
place, after a fhort flay, the will go to Vienna.
The Parmefan Troops have been ordered by
the French Government to remove to Tufcany,
and they have already, to the amount of i 144 men,
begun their march.
According to the Moll recent accounts from
Switzerland, General BACHMANN has zEtually left
that country, and intends to leek an afylum in
Britain.

ROTTERDAM, Nov. 9.—We have here very little
demand for Colonial Produce, and yet the prices
of fogars and coffees keep up ; the holders of thole
articles here being in no want of money. Gin is
got a fourth lower than laft week, but is Rill ex-
travagantly dear, it being now tail. London proof.
The Bank money of Arnfterdam is now at ion.
HAGUE, Nov. 12.—The Ambaffador of ;the
French Republic, M. SERIONTILLE, had yefterday
his folemn audience of the Government of State.
The two Governments have agreed that the ce-
remony of the entry of the Ambafradors of France,
obferved at the beginning of the 18th century, in
regard to the Englifli and French Ambaffadors,
1611 take place for the future ; but at the audi-
ence of M. Ststoa v ILLE, nothing took place which
did not at the ordinary audience of the Envoys
and Minifters Plenipotentiaries accredited at this
Republic. After the audience, the Prefident of
the Government, accompanied by the Mefrengers
of (late, and other Officers of the Council of State,
went in their carriages to the Ambaffador's Hotel
to congratulate hint. —The deficit in the receipt
for the wants of the State will amount in the year
1803, to 17 millions.
VIENNA' NOV. 3.—On the aoth of Oflober his
Imperial I%lajefty, accompanied by Count FRANCIS
VON COLLOREDO, went to Prefburg, and diffolved
the Diet there with the cuftomary ceremonies.—
Before his Majefly reached the bridge of Prefburg,
the royal carriage broke down, and the Emperor
was obliged to walk into the town. On the tR of
November his Imperial Majefty arrivecragain at
Vienna from Preflitirg.
This morning the Archduke CHARLES, accom-
panied by Counfellor FASSEENDER, arrived here
from Prague, and had a conference with the Grand
Duke CONSTANTINE.
On the ad infiant the Spanifh Envoy the Prince
di CASTFL FRANCO, hid his audience of entry ;
and COM LOWS DS STANWIEIRG, our Minifier
Plenipotentiary to die Court of Great Britain, was
folemnly invefted with the Order of the Golden
Fleece. He was introduced by his father, the Firft
Chamberlain and oldeft Knight of the Order, and
his Imperial Mak fty decorated him with the enfigns
of the Order with his own hands.

Since the arrival of a courier from Peterlburgh,
the Grand Duke CONCTANTINI has fixed his de-
parture from Vienna for the sth inn. he propofes
to be again at Peteriburgh on the zoth.
FRA4ICKFOLT, Nov. q.—Thelon accounts from
Switzerland are of the 6th. Three thoufand
French troops have entered &hwitz, where they.
found thirty pieces of cannon, and confiderable
fibres. Troops are every day going into Switzer-
land. Another demi brigade and a regiment of
chaffetirs have been fent to Berne. A detachment
has alio been fent to Fribourg, where tranquillity
is not perfestly re-ellablifhed. The Deputation
front the Helvetic Senate are on their way to Paris.
The accounts from Peterfburgh Rate, that the
Ccaincil of War has laid before the Emperor the
fentence of the Council of War, which condemns
to death by the cruellea puniffiment the Officer of
the Guard, who, by his machinations, and by
wounding himfelf, had endeavoured to produce a
belief that a confpiracy bad been. formed againti
the life of the Emperor. The Emperor, however,
mitigating the lenience, has commuted the punifh-
....:n. infn tranfnortatioLto Nertfchink, in Siberia,

PARLMMENTART PROCBEMNG7T.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, NOV. i 7.
At two o'clock the LORD CHANCELLOR, Lord
PRIMA/f, and Lord WALSINGIIAI4, his Majeftq's
Lords *Commillioners, took their feats, in their
Robes, on the Bench, in the front of the Throne ;,
and Sir FRANCIS MOLYNAUX, Bart. Gentleman
Miler of the Black Rod, was difpatched to order
the attendance of the Commons.

Accordingly a very numerous affemblage of that
Houfe appeared at the bar, with their uewly•eleft
ed Speaker, Mr. Abbot, at their head ; he entered
between Sir Wm. Scott, and Mr. Lafcelles,
As loon as Mr. Abbot had reached the Bar, he
addreffed the Lords Commtffloners to the follow-
ing effect :

ti My Lords—His Ma'efty's dutiful and loyal fubjeds, the
Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
have, in obedience to his Majeity's commands, proceeded to
the esercife of their undoubted and antient right, in the Elec-
tion of one of their Members to be their Speaker, and I have
now to inform your Lordthips, that the honour of their choice
has fallen upon me. To their dedfion, and to his Majefty's
Royal Approbation, I hold it my bounden duty to fubmit. At
the fame time, I cannot avoid exprefling my earneft with, that
in the pre-fent inftancc, his Majelty will be gracioully pleated'
to allow his faithful Commons to proceed to a new Eledtio^,
and thereby to afford them the means of fixing upon a perfon
more worthy of their choice, and his Majelly's Royal Appro-
bation."

To this addrefs the LOAD CHANCELLOR, as organ
of the Cormniffioners, replied nearly as follows :
•

" Mr. Abbot, his Makfty relying on the wifdom and firm-
nefs of his faithful Commons, and judging fronrpaft experience,
entertains no doubts of your lane ency to execute the arduous
duties of that high and important fituation, to which his faith-
ful Comtnons, in their wifdom and difcrction, have ele6ted
you : and his Majefty h•s commanded us to inform you, that
he fully approves of the choice which his faithful Commons have
mide.—We, therefore, by virtue of his Majefty's Royal Corn-
million, and is his name, do allow and confirm you as their
Speaker."

On which, the SPEAKER addreffed their Lord-
fhips to the following elk& :
"My Lords—l feel it my duty to fubmit myfelf to the M-
ellott to his Majefty's Royal Plea'ure and Approbation; and, I
receive with the greateft gratitude, this further mark of his
klajeity's Royal grace and favour.—Confirmed in the high and
important office, it becomes my duty as Speaker of his Majef-
ty's loyal and faithful Commons, In their name, and by hum •
ble petition, to claim for them, a continuance of the reercife of
all their ancient rights and privileges, particularly freedom of
fpeech in their Debates,and exemption, in their perfons, eftates,
and fervants from all arrelts and other moleitadons; and that
they may have free accefs to his Majefty's Royal Perron, as
occallon may require,_ and that their proceedings, on all occa-
ions, may receive the molt favourable interpretation. For my
own part, I have humbly to intreat that any involuntary error
which may be committed by me, may be imputed to me only,
and not to his Majefty's loyal and faithful Commits."
The anfwer made by the LORD CHANCELLOR,
was nearly to the following purport :
" Mr. speaker—We have it in command from his Majefty,
who fully trufts to the temper and prudence of his faithful Com-
mons, to declare that his Majefty freely and fully allows to
them the enjoyment of all their rights and privileges, which
have ever been allowed or confirmed by any of his Majefty's
royal predeceflors. As to your own part, Mr. Speaker, we
have it further in command front his Majefty to Rate that his
Majefty fees no rtafon to apprehend that you will nand in need
of the required it.dulgence, and that his Majefty will be at all
times inclined to put the molt favourable interpretation upon
the proceedings of his faithful Commons."
After the Commons had retired, the Houle was
adjourned during pleafure, in order to give the
Lords Commiffioners an opportunity to unrobe.
On its refuming, Lord Keith (made a Peer of
the Unit,.l Kingdom in the courfe of the laft Sef-
fions) :v45 introduced in full form, the Duke of
Norfulk attending as Earl Marfhal, and Lord
Gwrdir acting as Great Chamberlain, fworn and
took his feat. His Lordfllip's fuppor ten were, the
Earl of Moira, ( as Lord Ra wdon ) and Lord Pelham.
In the courfe of the fitting a number of Peers
were fworn ; among whom were the Dukes of
Norfolk and Roxburgh, the Bilhopi of Durham,
the Earls of Chatham, Beiborough,lDartmouth,
and Pomfret, and Lords Ellenborough, Cathcart,
Teynham, and Carteret.
At four o'clock their Lordfhips adjourned until
three to-morrow.