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From a channel that has never deceived us we
learn, that 39 fchuyts have left (Mend for Boulogne,
and that there now remain at the former place three
praams and fifteen fehonoers. It is generally believed,
that our Blockading Squadron has quitted that OA
tion fur the winter: It fo, the enemy will have no.
thing but the elements to contend with in coafting
from that port.

•••••••••
Several Ruffian Ships of war have arrived at Pod-
mouth, and we believe more are expeled.

The malignant fever whir* isfeaed the mall of
Spain has actually reached to Madrid. Sires was
the terror in that capital, that feveral of the foreign
Ambaffadors b 44 applied for leave a abfence.—
Eleven fervants of the panilh Minider were actually
ill of the difeafe whew he demanded his pairdorts.

American Papers to the Nth ult. have arrived. It
appears that one party in America is riling every ef-
fort to come to A rupture with Spain, though it is
not by any means fo clear that folid grounds of quar-
rel can he produced. Meetings of mcchants have
takes place at different places, and feveral complaints
have been alledged of the part which Spain, during
tbs tsts war, took in the annoyance of American
nassmercc. Nothing of recent injury in this way is,
however, brought forward.
The Spanifh Government Rams diffictilties about
the boundaties c I Louifiana, and the Americans will
not admit theft to have any force; they contend that
they hay: putchafed Louifiana, that the limits of the
Province ought to be as estenfive as at the time
when it was originally ceded by Prance ip &pain, and
that unlefs this demand is complied with, their go-
vernment is bound immediately to iliac a declaration
of hullilities. There is a report in one of theft papers,
that j EltOtaL. r,..APARTE has aftually failed with his
ife in she fame (hip which was to carry General
Alt M STRVNG to Europe. There is little teafout to
believe that there is any truth in this report.

The letter from Paris of the 24th ult. given its a
preceding column, appeared iu the liainb..-gG Clef
pondent of the 2d init. in which, according to private
letters from Hamburgh, 4 was inferred by order of
the French Mini(ler, RHSVA/D. This is the only
circumftance that makes the letter demand any +t.
tention ; for the French Goverpment never employs
the peers without a pat ticular objea boil aimed at.
----
We learn. from an authority of the firm confidera-
tion at Balin, that the feizure of Sir Gsosoit lt u 14-
SOLD had vested an extramdinary fenfation in that

city.
Mr. Ist-I(cm/, the Englilh bfinifter, prefented
Note to the Pruffian Government, on the 29th ulu
in which he reprefented, with great energy and dig-
nity, that his Pruffian Malefty. as Dire or
of the
Citele of Lower Saxony, and as being particolarly
interelled in the peace and neutrality of the No, th of
Germany, was bound to make a full and unequivocal
declaration of his fentiments refpeiling the *trek of
an accredited Miniaer to an Independent Rate. On
the day following a great Council of State was held
at PotfJam, on the fobjeft of Mr. jaccsoNN Note,
and the tranfaCtion which had taken place in the ter-
ritory of Hamburgh. Among the principal perfons
who were prefent at the Council, we arc informed,
that Baron Haan tt, his Excellency the Mini-
fler of War, and Count ScHoutaanacitt, attended.
General KtIOBELSOORFr, who was on his journey to
Paris on a particular million from the PTA''tan Mo.
narch, had received orders to haft until he thould re-
ceive further inftruttions.
AU difpatchts direCted to Sir Gantlet RVIMIOLD,
are forwarded front Hamburgh, until (u ;her
to Mr. Jac xsoa, at the Court of Berlin.

Yefterday WfOrnittr, his MstisTT, sozeompanie4ty
the DOR of Kis r,ltinceffes Sor mei and An lja 4.
:with their attendants, took all airing .n horlebatk, ia
Windfor Great Park- •
Yellerday, the Princefs Auc UsTA completed her
thirty•fieth year; On —which occ:iion the bells of
Windfc;r wer rung. la the evening. their
Ties bad a Meelt party, to which all the neighbour-
ing Nobility were ittrited.
The Crawford, Janie sow, from Clyde for Jamaica,
with (even other fail, parted from the outward bound
Weil India fleet on the -9th of July. On the trot:
of Augult the Crawford and two other !hips were
taken to* the windward of Barbadoes, and carrit.l
into Gusdatoupe. • '
The•rollOwiog eetraa of a letter, addreffed to Mr.
Goole' Pavia, a refpt-eable Merchant in the City,
from his frknd. pa eager on board the Pier. we
deem impatrant, issafmoeh al K contzadies a very
alarming account of the mantes of the fever (aid to
have broken out on board that Chip, and which ap-
peared in a Morning Paper ot. Wednefday tall, and
cauful confiderable anxiety for the fate of the crew
and paffengers
" pi, tnoutb-Docit, Nov. 6. rice.
awe failed from. Oihraltar-Bay on the dela of Odober
t
aerated at Spithesd on the id init. We were prevented horn en.
tering the harbour by a otokalt'esk of wind, and have been heating
about ever finer till tuft evening-, when ac were fo fortunate sa to
reaeb this port. A particular report of our wad sod.petteultaw
gm. to Government ttis port. The report is a favourabk one, at
we haye been, and continue,-,:11 pettedly well oa board"
The reit of the letter contains feveral diftrefling
particulars relative to the progrels of the fever at Gib-
raltar, the fubflance of wl.„ch has been already de
tailed in this papa.
Letter: from Mr. Powsat, Naval Storekeeper at
Gibraltar, dated the tali ditsnate,-That '156 Me ap'
pearance of the malady, he had carded all conunnot-
-..
A private letter from Vienna, dated the a4th i
ult. cation between the dock yard and garrifon to be
te
far, " Notwithflanding die defire rod ernitavour of advice of 1)r. EURO, the Phyfician, fie& beef and
our Cs.l..inct to preferve and continue it, prtfent neu- Port wine to be iff..ed tri the artiticera, with lime juice
trality, moll of its members acknowledge, that the and vinegar, the latter to fumigate their *pants:etas.
honour of our Sovereign and the farm of the flate Yellerday the Rifle and Light Companies of the
will form require the neceflity of again refortiog to Loyal Southwatk Regiment, affenslaled at their Or-
dtherly Rooms, in
ache Boroodgdh.. at (even o'clock in
arms. as the encroachments and infplts of Fr.tece
increafe it. proportion with our moderation and en- Tong IncOnancihnegs, volunteered by t:y acEsilitlaairoyncs:orsa
durance. Re AAAAA rt and TaiLIAYRANT. having foe- of ~..bm-ing-Crofs, and R•asosa, of Wandfworth,
cceded, by their intrigues and impofitions, to ditfuade and bteattailed at hatea in the AtTembly-rootos.
us, not only from fcrmin;; nearer conr.eAions with at the EAFIC Inn,
but almoll to diff.d•e, by our impolitic and tv_trirrmodit:anTdhe ttl,gelddi
in Wimbledon
ded, they inkahr...li
Itlity pi 'efiilCrnt.l3TVCat.liti, 111.1tiVttioti
irrefolute et-maul, thofe already ezilling, begin now
to throw away the math, and aft with us as with a te.,,,p to the nature and intended Coyne
King of SPAIN or 11 ft UR lA, adding contempt to de- ! e,,,, p, \ltcr
which each Company flied tot
gradation. By the treaties of Luneville and l.ati(• ;,harifome Medal, gl•Ln by the Officers of she re-
oamttackna'rw..l drce
ich
y
how the left bank of the Rhine was, with great re- , ive Cornt :"Ri ,t WellaCstrV:4.tocnd bt
MlatirlPlnc")
r.
!ultance, given up to y.AIICC. upon the pofiritte condi- and Mr. rr,of the
Light Company, who wa.
:ion, not to pretend to the iflands in this river. or to hkewife an excellent They then returned to
tit :ir ntii7ds ; otter a few loyal malls, rtwieuaed
any poffalion on its right bank. Information was Wendfw‘rtb, and pato...k of a cold collatioo. given
andi attired at their Head-qt'i.s!"
reteived live, that Sols•:•IlTir, during his refidencc by
at Aix la Chapelle, wr.sintrigoing to obtain Duffel-I ahteill,`':..:t:'i••;;-•.
dorf on the Lower Rhine, and Caffel,oppofite Mentz, folder like ,I.,.a‘rar.eir,e tsc.tchioutung'tbine the milrittoloo
both fittra:c• as the lactmati fide. This was, how- confuf..t. • 1.•