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London, England, 1804-10-31 00:00:00

Dtrnii PAPERS.

FRANCRIORT. OCT. 21.--00 infant the
Eleflor Arch-Chancellor is expelled at YU:barren-
burgh, on his way to Paris, where his Highnefs has
been invited by the Emperor of the French, to be
patient at the Coronation ceremony.
Not only the ifland of Peterawen, on the Rhine,
but Coftheins and Carrel on the right bank of this
river, if neceffary to complete the fortifications of
Mentz, will be occupied by France.
As the inhabitants of this city are accuftorned to
fpeak with a great deal of freedom concerning fo-
reign politics, the Senate intends to publifh an ordi-
nance, prohibiting all political converfatinns, at
[ leaf all thofe concerning France, and her new So-
vereign.
The Eleftor of Wirtemberg has broken five of the
Members of the Provincial States, and ordered them
to be profecuted by the Tribunals, notwittillanding
the remonftrances of the Committee of the Diet.
Wawa*, OCT. I2.—A letter from the frontiers of
Turkey Rates as a fee, that the Styrian infurgents
have Cent four deputies to St. Peterfburgh, to de-
mand affiliance and proteaion from Roffia. The
Kerfalens continue in the full fovereignty of Bel-
rack ; they have taken away the guard from the
Pacha, and forced the perfons who compared it, to
retire to Semeodria.
When his Royal Highnefs the Archduke CHAILLIs
arrived here yefterday, from Prague, the French
Ambaffador CHAINFIGIIT was ready to leave this ca.
pital ; but hearing of the expelled and immediate
return of the Emperor, he determined to remain
here, that he may, at his formal audience of leave,
prefent the letters of congratulation to our Sovereign
as Emperor of Anftria, from NAPOLEON I.
MINTZ, Orr. 2 the ordinance of the Frank-
fort Senate, in which the inhabitants are warned from
holding any converfations concerning politics, and not
to publith any books or pamphlets concerning Foreign
Governments; they are, at the fame time, prohibited
to tale any lira or indwell/lore in mercantile or financial
tranfattiont. eolith may bane for their object to favour fork
Sons of Foreign Governments ar war be contrary to the
hew of nations, and finally, all innkeepers and ;splice
agents are to keep a good look out alter all ftiftettel
perfons, intriguers, political fchemers, Sec.
ITALY, OCT. I;.—Letters from the city of Na-
ples Rate, that the French troops in that part of
Italy, who hitherto had been on this fide of the king-
dom, had changed their pofition, and placed them-
Selves on the coati oppofite the ifiand of Corfou.
UTRECHT, OCT. 26.—The Batavian Ambaffa dor
tithe Ottoman Porte, Baron DEDBEITOT DEN Gal-
ata, after paling Come days in the camp nrar Zeift,
has fet out far Conftantinopk.
The head quarters of General Maanorr will be
during the winter in this city, though his Excellency
will pars Come time at Amtlerdam.
Next week the camp near Zeilt will break up, and
the troops march for their winter cantonments.
After the grand maw:cones in the camp of Zeilt
were over left &today, General MAIMONT, as a
proof of his fatisfaftion, ordered one day's pay tote
diftributed, as a gratuity, among the troops.
General MAIEMONT has placed military puns at a
fbort diftance from each other, all along our coal,
to prevent all communication with England.----
Utrecht Courant.
NACOS, OCT. 28.—The day before yefterday, a
courier arrived here from General Ni . -ARMONT, at the
camp near &id, with difpatches for our Government,
the Members of which immediately met, and conti-
nued to deliberate for feveral hours. It is fuppofed
that thofe deliberations concerned the propofed
change in our Diredory.
Our Diretlors, HABILSOLTI and BILANTSEN. and
the Secretary of State, VANDEItCOC3, have left this
place. as Extreardinaty Amtsaffailars to BONAPARTi.
They go by way of Bruffels to Paris.
Citizen U. H. STYRENE is appointed Prefident of
the Batavian Council of Naval Affairs, for this week.

tool of the completion of his ambitionsviews, it is bat
natural that he Mould with to have real humilia,;-ti
e d under the garb of apparent reverence. Cui
nals,Bithops, and all the holt of protlituted unprinciFle d
fycophants. are accordingly to march in the train of
his Holinefs. If an appearance of magnificent re.
ception can afford any gratification, the Pore's va.
nity will be fufficientl) is u geJ. He will pars through
crowds of devotees, all equally anxious to tellify their
refpea to the thcceffor of St. Peter and the Founder
cf the new Imperial Dynattr. Sober men will
laugh at this abfurd pageantry, but they will cot
forget at the fame time that when a nation has re.
flounced its liberties, Tome thew mutt be kept up to
banilh for a time the lots of the folid bleffings which
have been thus inconfiderately renounced. The fame
Rate of public opinion which could admit of the in ,
. troduaion of defpotifm, wakes to revive the pomp
and ceremony effential to cover its final ellablifhment.
. The French have coalesced to receive Bo AAAAA TB
as their hereditary Sovereign, and if they think that
' the fplendour of a coronation can compenfate for the
lofs of liberty, it is not an unreafonable indolgenceto
let them fwallo w the poifon in the moil gilded form.

Difpatches wire rent tall night. from the Secretary
of State's Office. to Portfmouth, to be forwarded to
Gibraltar and Malta.
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Captain Mom's, the Commander of the Inners-
TRIMBLE frigate, is arrived in town, and had yeller.
day A long toterview with Lord MELvti.La at the
Admiralty.
Mr. Holm the Lord Advocate, it is raid, is to
fucceed the late Sir Davin KAI as Lord jußice Clerk
of Scotland. Sir jamas Mouvoom say is mentioned
as the new Lord Advocate.
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Great preparations are making at Windfor Cagle
for the reception of the Royal Family, where they
are expelled to arrive on Friday evening.
Two troops of the Oxford Blues are doing duty at
Windfor The Staffordfhire Militia have returned to
Wiudfur to do duty there
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The Royal Lanatkfhire Militia, commanded by
the Marquis of Palm La: have taken partition of the
new barracks at Chelmsford, from Colchefter.
The Loan MAVOII yeflerday ordered the price of
bread to be raifed one laze, or two-pence in the
peck loaf, to take place to-morrow ; the price of the
quartern loaf of wheaten will then be 131 d. :and
hotfehold r dd.

~The accounts which have been received from Ire.
land, Rating the country to be in a difturbed flate,
are, we again repeat, very much exaggerated. Some
diraffeeled perfons have been difcovered, and tome
arreils have taken place.—A Dublin Paper, of the
date of Oft. 25, received yellerday,frakmg of the
ahn% arra., dates as follows Yefterday even.
ing five poll-chaifes, with prifoners, Rrongly gun&
ed, were britugia up to town, to the le, laid to
he from the vicinity of Leitehlin.bridge, near the
counties of Carlow and Kildare."

Ceremonial of the interment of the late Ddke of
IaVINSTFII. in the family vault, 21 the Abbey Church,
of Kildare, in Ireland, on Thurfday, Od. af. OM+
The mournful procefflan began to wive from Car.
ton at eight o'clock in the morning, it* the following
order, viz.—
Fight Pages on herfebaeki
Bearing funeral Randarrb, with
The Dukes Croft and Motto.
" Nssi isesenow B. 1"
His Grace's Ducal Cismairt borne on a adduct
by his Gentleman on horfeback.
The Duke's Hoer-
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Caparifoned with Itlack velvet, richly trimmed with gold Ww
and carrying the boots and (Fora.
Four hundred of the Dube, Workmth, walking by fours, wll
linen kart. a: .d hatbands.
The HEAR it, covered with efcutebeons and armorial banners ei
s Family, and containing the Body, in a Coffin covered with
cring,,n velvet, emboffed with golden coronets and cyphers, dint
interned co a plain plate of gold:
" The Molt Noble Wl:attest
" Duet or LEINSTER,
Dmd soth OR. doe.
Arid 56 per*,
Sewn onnat, awl feria dor
The Dutes Travelling Coach, drawn by io‘nr bodes, the
blinds up.
His Grace's Travelling Citadel, ditto.
The State Coach, ditto.
Mourning Coaches camping Chief Mourned.
(All decorated with ekutchaons,)
Vit. Mr. Henry. Sit Charles Refs,
Earl of Leitrim, Mr. Hamittea, M. P.
Mr. H. Hasnikon, Mr. French. Reverend Mr. Borman.
The Duke's Chaplain.
Other Mourning Coaches carrying Pall harem
hart of Fingal. W. B. Pondeby,
1). B. Daly, Efq. Lord Deadly.
Comte de Chabot!, Mr. NV. Brown, or Cattle Brown.
The Coach of Lady St. George, Mother of the late Ducked; el
Lcialter.
Sit Mounting Coaches, with HonfehoW Dernellies.

The Carriage, of the- EMI of iincol, and various other Noble's=

and °catkins°, aatitontunt to fifty-fix.

As the procetEon paned the avenue of May-north,
one hundred and eighty Students of this Catholic
College drew up in two rows, in their Academical
drefres; and when the body had palled through them,
walked in the rear, two miles, two by two. Whea
the proceffion reached the Omagh of Kildare, itwaa
joined by three hundred of his Grace's tenantry, and
AS many other yeomen and tradcfmen on horfebacks
all weaving white fcarfs and hatbands. The whole
proceeding thence in great folemnity to the Old
Abbey Church at Kildare, where the remains of toe
late Duke of Lei , after the ufual Church Ser-
vice was performed by the Reitor, were finally &pa-
tited in the ancient family vault, exattly at half after
fiur o'clock P. M. :finial! the unfeigned forrowinge
of thoufands of fpeaators. The bells of the Catba
dr al of Chrill Church. Dublin, were chimed, sad-
fled, night and d.ty, WI the interment was over.
The watchmen's km:horns which have laid) made
fuch a Lltw-mp in Lifle.ttreet, have beta aic
by the fair fee of that quarter, Catamareas. • •
Yeflerday at Mariborimgh-greet two of the Papaw
Sllierbcd. who recently fled from their refidence tet
Lille-areet, were charged by their late MO with an
airsult. The impures in their flight had left behind

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