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

DUTCH PAPARS.

HAGUE, OCTOIIII 3.—According to a letter from
St. Peterthurgh, the Grand Duke Cousrawrs we left
that capital on the gth ultimo, to infpea the Ruffian
troops in that part of Poland, belonging to the Ruffian
Empire.
It reported at Paris that the Swath General
Baron Armfeldt, late AmbalTador to the Court of
Vienna, is to be app. inted Minifter of the Foreign
Department of the King of Sweden.
The French Papers ray, that the fortifications
of Mentz are to he demolithed, and the town
changed into a free commercial city. T'ne great ez-
pences required to augment its ttrength arc laid to be
the caufe of this change. To fltengthen, however,
the French line, Frankenthal is to be a fortrefs of the
firft rank.—( Hague Comma.)
FRAN It FORT, SEPT, 26.—Letters from Vienna fate,
that their Imperial Majellies will return to the capi-
tal from the camp near Prague Comer than was ex-
peaed, and that this camp, on account of the great
dearnefs and fcarcity in Bohemia, will break up im-
mediately.
Nothing is fpoken of but the Emperor NAPOLRON'S
nay in our vicinity, and the molt trifling. particulars
concerning him do not elcape public notice ; among
others, that, upon his arrival at Mentz, the only per-
Cons in his carriage were his Golifilfir and General
Duaoc. _ _ _ _ .

We are allured that three of the five head clerks
of the Foreign Department have accompanied Tar,
to Mentz, and confequently great political
tranfaflions are fuppofed to be going on. Among
other changes raid to be determined upon. is, that
the Eleflor of Heffe is to become the Sovereign, not
only of this city, but of the country of Afchaffen-
burgh, for which he is to pay a certain great Power
twelve milli.rns of florins. The Arch-Chancellor mad
Eleaor is to be indemnified for Afchaffenburgh, with
the city of, and country round Ratilbon, which will
be ceded to him by the Eleaor of Bavaria, who re-
ceives in return, the city of Auglbtirgh, and the pro-
perty of the immediate Nobility of Franconia. For
6nrie territory which the King of Profile gives up
to the Arch-Chancellor, he will receive, as an in-
demnity, the old Imperial city of Nuremberg. The
whole iirifgau will be given to the Eleaor of Baden,
an its prerent Sovereign. Arch Duke FIIDIWAND,
will be indemnified fomewhere elk in the German
Empire.
It is raid that the Emperor and Emprefs will leave
Mentz to-morrow, the 17th, and that between that
town and Boulogne buries are already waiting to
carry the Emperor to his army on the coall.—(flapse
ourant.)

CONSTANTINOPLE. Jots, 9.—Private Letters from
Alexandria, dated June 19, (late, that on the 21
there was a very ferrous affair between the Mame-
lukes and the Albanians. The latter were d:ivcn
lix leagues to the north of Cairn, with which they
were two days without being able to have any com-
munication ; they loft in that affair more than 400
men. On the fide of the Marnehikes there fell only
lc°, among whom was Aims' Bay, and Msazook,
lons of IBRAHIM. The death of the latter is nut Cef-
Lin. On the 12th of June, a bah attion tr:erk place,
And Mr srEMsv-Aey was afterwards able to come to
Giro; he there paired the night of the I 3th, and
has fince left it to put himfdf at the head of the
troops. On the sth, the Mamelukes retirca to Lana.
a tillage fituated between fix and (even leagues from
Cai•o, n branch of the Nile. The two icrrs'
',Verve a very ca! t n s tondo& : they often alive
Pacha that they are the (laves of the Graud Seignior :
they appear to wait events.
ALLYPO, JULY 17.—Ibrahim, ancient Pacha of
this town, had been fueceeded by his fon Actinic, a
I your.g man more covetous and left prudent than his
Lather. In the (bat (pact; of a month, he excited
cuch Jifeniitent that the Sheriffs, the Jail: fraries, and
the Chtittrans all tuddenli Hew to arms. The Pacha
had only aOOO foldiers to oppole to them, who, AIM
tour days refillaoce, were obliged to yield. They
entered into treaty, end the Paella only obtained leave
Ic qua tte: city co coucEtion of his brctli“
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Muftapha-Bey as an honer. He effeaually left
Aleppo tea the night of the sth ofjuly. On the 17th,
the principal persons of the city slued a proclama-
tion to the people, which quieted them. It is thought
that a Capidgi Bachi lately arrived from Cunflanti-
nople, will fill the funaions of Muffelim, but the au-
thority will be really in the hands of a Sheriff, and
of Yafim Aga. chief of the Janiffaries.
The Wechabis are always matters of Mecca.—
They have refuted admiffion to the Ofmanlis Turks,
and have only accorded it to the Arabian Turks,
from each of whom they have elated the pay-
ment of a fum of five talaris ; they have collated but
two from the muleteers and camel conduaors. There
feaaries attacked Buffora and the little town of
hair, but without fuccefs. Seven thoufand of them
teem to menace that of Iman.Aly. The Pacha of
Bagdad is occupied in forming an army of +(Noon
men, in order to march againft them in September.
The Ruffians have added to the towns which they
already poffefs in Armenia, thole of Nauhivan and
toy; their plan teems to be to take poffellioa of the
principal towns of this province, before carrying their
arms into thole of Gillian. They are equipping fe-
vend (hips of war in the Cafpian Sea, in order to in-
vade the Mezanderan. Several Perfian Princes re-
paired in April to Tauris, where they formed a camp
of tg.ooo men, who are to be incorporated with the
grand army, detlined to as again II the Ruffians, under
the command of Fel-Hazy CHAR.

&tem, Sam ay.—To embroil the Continent, or
to force it to snake common caufe with him againft
England, has been the conftant endeavour of Boma-
, and his Diplomatic Emiffary, La Foust.,
ever fence our Court acknowledged him a Revolu-
tionary Emperor, and Ras aliened tse rights of
nations and of humanity, by refenting the invafion
of Germany, and the murder of the -Dukt, of Ea-
G um. The mon (educing offers have been made, both
here and at Vienna, to forma defenfiye alliance with
France, merely, as the Corlicaa Jail, to oblige RulLa not
to difturb the peace of the Continent ; but neither
the letters of Bo nor the entreaties, per
fuafitine, nor intrigues of La Foals?, could change
the determination of our King to form any connec-
tion which may make him a party in a war. As a Taft
effort, Bo AAAAAA a fent here a ci thwarts Count d'Aa-
a to, his favourite and confidential intriguer, and an
officer of his Staff, with a Carte Blanche. The guaranty
of the Elatorate of Hanover to the King's brother,
Prince HIINRY, lately betrothed to a Danith Princeft,
is laid to be the kali that d'Aaaaan has offered.—
The frequent conferences both between the French
Agent here and our Minifter of State, and between
the Marquis Lucc 'sum s and TALLIMILNO in France,
could not efcape the fufpicion of the Engli(b and
Ruffian Minifters, that fomething was negotiating
contrary to the interelk of their Sovereigns ; and they
had, therefore, firft a conference with Baron Hart-
DENBIRO, and afterwards with the KIVO, in which
they were informed, " that hitherto nothing had oc-
curred in Europe which could convince his Majefty
either of the policy or neceffity to change the fyftem of
neutrality to which his Raja), had adhered from the
beginning of his reign." This political difappoint-
ment, no doubt, hurt the pride of the Corilcan, who,
with his and 1' 's ufual adrnitnefs, has, by
his emiffaries, publithed in the Continental Papers,
that it was Ruffia and England, and not France, that
had endeavoured to (educe Priam from her neutra-
lity, but had been difappointed.