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London, England, 1804-09-21 00:00:00

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A Hamburgh mail arrived 'this day,. Ala Conti•
nenral Journals which it brings, are chiefly filled with
details refpeaing the journey of Bo AAAAA TM to Aix-
la-Chapelle, and the reception be there met with,
which having been anticipated by the accounts given
in the first the day before yefterday, need not be re-
peated. It is faid he was to remain• there and in the

neighbourhood till the tyth. •
By the mail we have received a letter ft can Pafis,
dated the gth inflant, which Rates, that the purport
of the orders fent by the limo of §WIDIII to his Am-
baffador there is. that he (hall leave that city in fix
days. and the Swedes reeding there in his Majefly's
fervice, in the courfe of fourteen. M. Sic neut., the
Agent General for trade,„will alone tensain there to
fuptrintend the commercial affairs of Sweden. In re-
gard to the Ambaffaclor's chapel, no change had
then been made.

The RtIGAn Charge d'Affaires, who left Paris on
the 3tft ult. was at Mentz on the Bth inf. where he
was to ►emain for fome time.

Letters from Amtlerdam (late, that the Ruffian
Legation is expated loon to leave thAt place. This
is a matter of courfe.

From Italy we learn that the French Commanders
in the Neapolitan territory have given orders that
every fhip which is futheaed of conveying provifions
to the Englith Ihips, or the ifland of Malta, stall be
immediately detained.
By this mail we have Kith received information,
that Count ZASESICCAIG who lately afcended from
Bologna, and fur whole fafety great apprehenfions
were entertained, has furvived the danger to which
he was expofed. The particulars are given in another
part of this paper.
The following are the only other articles received
by the mail, which polka any novelty:
WWII., SEPT. 7.—The Emperor NAPOLEON is
now in our vicinity. He paned laß night at a Cattle
of the Marquis of HON saauca's, and is expeatd this
evening at Drevett. •
MENTZ. SEPT. S.—The Rultan Charge d'Affaires
is arrived here front raris, and will remain here
tome time.
All the inns here !PE full. Apartments have been
taken for the Hereditary Prince of Darmftadr, for
the Reigning and Hereditary Princes of Leiningen g
the Princes of Naffau and Yfenburg, fice. Yethenday
evening, however, advice was received bare that
their Imperial Majefties would not leave Aix.la.Cha.
pelle fo loon as was melted ; and that they would
vifit the fortifications of Julius, and feveral fields of
battle, as at Altenhofen, Cologn. age. •
Naito, SEPT. so.—A French Courier, who has
paffed through this city, carries, it is faM, an order
to the French Charge d'Affaires at St; Peterlburgh,
immediately to leave that city and the.Ruthan States.
VI Ea 11•, AUGUST as.—As our Court has acknow-
ledged the Hereditary Imperial dignity in the family
of the Film- Consut. of France, this meafure is a
certain pledge of its pacific. intentions. It is conic-
quently determined that it will not take any part in
the rupture which it is apprehended will loon be rea-
lifed between France and Ruth*, lance it is not pro-
bable that the former will yield to the rensonfitances
Made by the latter, and particularly in regard to its
left ultimatum, nor that it will _withdraw its trnops
from Hanover. However, as the war between Eng.
land and France has been the caufe of that likely to
take place between the latter and Rista, it is unfor-
tunately too paffible that the flames may extend even
on the Continent: our Court, therefore, is taking
meafures of precaution, being perfuaded that a re-
fpdtable fstuatinn is the bell means of prefery ing peace.
The foldiers, who receive leave of abfence at the
fummer reviews, are immediately replaced by new
recruits, and the different corps are kept at the full
complement. Ftequent Couriers pals between the
Courts of Vienna, Peterfburgh, London, and Paris.
We with to flatter ourfelves with the hope of Tome
arrangement ; but the (hocks which Europe has ex-
perienced lance the French Revolution, have not per-
mitted it to recover its equilibrium, and confeqiient-
ly to affurne a gable and permanent pofition :—as
long as this pofition is not eßabliffsed, there will be
no folid and durable peace.

The following is an met bit of all the Colleges cf
the Order of the Jefuits conneied with School-efla-
blifluncnts in ltulLa :

Plater.
Polout',
ruloat,ri,
Nitalo4,
MAftiNt.
St. l't.teriburgh,

Prioft. Sc 14111“. df.„Plaevi.
J 9 42 24
Ii 19 13
7 3 4
8 3 5
II 9 3
s to 4

Betides there, the. Order hare three Domicils, as
they are cslled, in which there ate thirteen Priefts And
one Sett°'attic, and ten Pikits and tw' Ani,tants,
who nipei intend the great 11111Tionary Eft itililhnient
in the government of Saratnf. The whole number
of tl e memhers of the ender is 16z, of whom 118
are Priefls, 143 Schnlatties, and 6i Militants. The
General of the older is Gan.,st. Gavle a, who en-
tered it in 17;5, and in s 773 obtained the higher
deLrecs.

BLOCLIDING S QtIifDRONX.

OFF Fll.l/SIIIVG, SCl'l..lO.

We have had remarkable fine weather for there
ten days pall, with very little wind, and what v ind
we hare had has been from the Southward and Eaa-
ward, fo that there never was a arrC favourable op.
portunity for the attempts of the Corficen fusee he
v 4 threatened us with *ration. It however-ap-
pears that there =nil be fisnetbing wrong In the new
empire ; for during all this fine wither not' a nail
has come out of Ofiend.is they need formerly to db,
in order to exereife ; every thing has been very Rill,
except now and then firing a few guas ru)d volleys of
mulketry. ' If the Great traperor of the Gauls al-
lows this sne weather to pars without making art
attempt, the people of Great Britain mull be con-
vinced it is all a farce. He has no* no kind of ex-
cute from the elements I nothing but a difaffedlion
among his own motley crew can now flop him, and
we begin to think that this is really the cafe.

Orr OSTIIIID,SIPT. 16.

One of our cruisers has juft looked into this port,
and, to our great aftonifitment, we find that the whole
flotilla, except two brigs and a cutter, are gone.—
They have of courfe proceeded to the wellward to join
the veffels at Boulogne. There. is now no force left
in this quarter but nineteen fchooners and one cutter
at Flufbing, which veffels, ycllerday, got under
weigh, with an intention, as we fuppofe, of running
to the weftward, but the Cavan (loop of war, an&
the Ara brig pulling up to reconnoitre them, they
again came to anchor, and there they were left at five
o'clock lall evening. Though our cruisers advanied
within lhot of them. they made no movements to
annoy them. The Ft.oasaca cutter has been fent to.
d.ty to obferve their motions.

BIT?. ig.,

The whole of the rlufhing flotilla. conliaing of
feventeen fawners and one cutter. failed tall night
to the Wellward. Eight of the fchooners were dc.
tooled in chase of the FLoaawca cutter, which was
watching them, but they were not able to come up
with her. Thek movements certainly indicate that
the Tyrant means immediately to make his long me.
ditated attempt, and the whole of our fonadroll am
on this account pufhing down to the principal ream.
of aalon, where I have no doubt that a few days
will determine the fate of Britain r bat am under
no uneafines refinaing the refult, which hope, and
trail, will be glorious to the &id& Navy.

Oft SOULO4IIIII9 girt. Or:

Wemoßertwentyfourfall. The French
feldom venture out far, indeed they never do costa
out tmlefs they have, a leading wind in again h antl
when they come, they exchange a few lhot, "whidi;
has made them very told. I think they are thicker
than ever in the inner harbour. and they always have
a fqoadron in the outer of about ninety or a hoar
dred, fifty of which are gumbrigs, and the reit Ob.
nicer, loggers, ate. I cadet and there are Meet
hundred fail of different forts in both buboe t.
which makes them about three hundred amnia then
they were winter.

wataaTe, II WT. SO.

The greater part of the fquadroms are Teter:sad this
morning-flora their nations off the enemy's porta,
owing to a change of wind not permitting them to Bs
on a lee-fhore with fem. We learn there has 'beers
fuch a bunk for tome days on the French Cask, that
it was the general opinion of our Commanders, that

800. PA It Ts was about to attempt to carry his threat
of invafion into execution. They kept, however, fo
ante in More, that our mixers could bring none of
them to action. We have beard no firing vrcrth men•
tinning for tome days pail ; but it is believed by many,
that' if ever we are to fee any (enjoin attempt ou the
part of-the enemy, the period is now at band—others.
however, are Rill incredulous.

out, 3tPT. 20.

The JAMAICA, ORRSTES, and the MARINER, with,
kresal othac Mips of war, are by the Ilrong weterly
winds, blown from their Rations off the French Coaft •
into the Downs, and remain with the reit of the
(hips as per lah.

A Naval Officer Rates, that the little ornament
which a detachment of the Boulogne flotilla gave our
fquadron a (port time (ince, was an experiment on the
pate of the enemy, to afcertain ho* many of their sun
boats could be got out ofport, and be ready to proern4
to attack this country in one tide. The refult of the
experiment, from his eraculation, which we do not
believe to be incorree, proves that the prefent force
of Boulogne would occupy a (pace of four days in
arranging without the harbour, ere they could be•
flow a thought ow the difficulties which mull after•
wards occur in their Attempt to crofs the Channel.

An American Printer at Philadelphia advei.:ifet
for a couple of Devils—with good moral chore/ism
The Sheriffs have made the following arrangeir ienu
in the prifons of this city, in confequenet of the( loth
of the late Mr. KIRBY, Kuper of Newgate:-
intim NaII,MAII is removed from Gilifpur- greet
Compter to Nestrgate ; Mr. Jolla 'nacos, Iron 1 the
Poultry Compeer to that of Gilifpur-flreet ; anc I Mr.
Epsomite) KIRSY, nephew of the late Keeper of New
-
gale, is appointed to the Poultry Compeer. The
Poultry Compeer being in a dangerous conditic Inom
Aft of Parliament was obtained to remove th e prl-
fours from thence anti' the Compeer can be ri :built.
I It is silo propofed to build within the fame u ions a
hook of correftion for the London judges.
Phieh
has li.wg bun recommended by the judges.