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London, England, 1804-11-19 00:00:00

RGEAt73IIIOLD'S ARMY/IL
LONDON.

•eeahly furprife our Roden to learn, that
Ito menu), our late klinifter at Ham• 1
,ed in town jeflerday. Its a former pa-
d, that this refpe&able Minitter was car-
' to Paris, under an efcort of :en d'arser,
din the Temple. Upon his arreft in the
ght at his country feat in the vicinity of
, the firlt care of the banditti was to feise
old papers. That objet being attained,
vied to plunder the bode of every valu-
e which it contained.. Not many minutes
eel to Sir GE011.6 a to prepare for his de-
or any hint given of his ultimate deßina-
a great indulgence, be was allowed to pack
him. There, with the doatbs upon their
a all that were allowed to be carried away
ronet, and the fervent whom they permitted
tang him. Thus furprifed. and this pro-
a long journey, Sic Gaosza awl his fir,
s hurried into a amp inconvenient, and =-
Urge, in which they atarelocked p.
and tra-
y and night, droned by a body of fifty horfe-
he fatigues of filch a journey might be con-
s too great for the moil robuft conititotion ;
were not all that. Sir Gamma Itnnsoto
tear. He was treated on the way by his
ills ;very fpecies of infult and ruder:ids, His
I his perfon were made the Cubic is of low
gar ridicule. His hat particularly %%weeded i
tattoo. They (aid it was afeglaift en solitaire, J
ordingly vented their rage upon it. They
is Sir Gaoeoe's head, and cut it io pieces.
itonion. the baronet tied his night cap upon
I, with his handkerchief over it, and, with his
end up like a lick or wounded man, arrived,
molt painful and fatiguing journey. at Paris.
sand had orders from the Minifler of Police.
y him to the Temple, and to that abode of
and death, he and Isis fervent were direflly
ed. The apartment dellised for their recep-
is a miferable, told, gloomy room, wretchedly
ed. and with fiercely a (park of fire. Upon,
nuance into the room. one of the keepers came
id, addreffing himfelf to Sir Geoaas, (aid,
firer aforgloit, 1 ant ordered to provide you aud
non with a fowl and a bottle of wine for fup-
Sir Ocoee' made oft anfwer ; and the
proceeded to fpread a dirty, coarfe table-cloth,
he laid out. with one plate, a fpoon. a fork,
little fat.- In a fisort time after, he intro-
I a fmall dith and cover, containing a fowl, a
of wine, and Come bread. Sir G soars,. itaiignant
:h treatment, aired, with warpath,“ Keeper.
not allowed a knife to cut with?" to which the
~ pulling a knife from his fide ccat pocket, wa-
:4l, fudily. o Yes, Sir; but .I roue be relent
e you are ufing it, as I am ordered to keep out
our way ail forts of weapons of deftruflion."
3 solicit then fat down. and having partaken of
wretched fare. he arofe from table. and his
ant was permitted to fit down in his place,, and
avour to appeafe his hunger with the fragments.
i great indulgence, however, they were allowed
:ond bottle of wine. After their repaft the keeper
the knife away, and informed Sir GIORGI, that
a he chofe to retire to Tea a bed room would be
ly for him. The worthy Baronet being exhaufted
s fatigue. this proporal was loon accepted. It
an adjoining room ; the bed was of hard finck.
It a dirty pair of sheets and blankets. The accora-
dation provided tor the fervar.: was, if pnffible,
i wotfe ; in theft miferahle op-a:trill:Ms, and living
on fuch miferable fare, Sir Greece. remained until
mining evening, when he was waited upon by an '
icer of the Police, who informed hint, that there
Is no charge againit him perfnnally ; that the french
vernment were fatisfied with the poffeiGun of his
pert, which they were refolved to keep, and that
mull leave Paris at a tete hour that eveniog,
r GSORGE, upon receiving this communication.
quelled leave to purchafe a new hat, which was
ranted, and the hat was accordingly brought to
in.. This was all the preparation which he thought
ecelTary to make for his new journey, or would
rcbably have been granted to him. At the hour
ppointe4, an officer enter;.l the apartment. and
stormed him that every thing was in readinefo for
,is departure. He was then condigled to the Tern
de gate, where he found a carriage waiting for the
ecepticp of himfclf and his fervant. and an elkort
Mending. When he was put into the carriage, he
tarnellly verve:led to be informed to what place
hey propofed to carry him ; but even this favour
WAS refufcd, and he was told it would be time
enough for him to know that upon his arrival at the
fir ft Rage. Thus did he leave Paris in the moll pain.
ful uncertainty, and from the known ferocious tem-
per of the Corfican, with the moll melancholy fore;
bodings, keying every reafon to prefume he was going'
to be incarcerated in Come provincial pi if. n or Oa-
tary dungeon. Itiv.n his arrival, however, at the le-
cond Rage, his (ears were comes. hat allayed, and he
Was iraurmed his dabnation was Boulogne, whence
he might crnbai k for England. N at being able to pro-
cure a veal at that place he was fent to Cher bourgh,
at which place he arrived or, Fliday lad, the t 6:b. and
was immediately pat on ly,ard a Es ends cutter, with
a flag of twee, which an,,,1 over 1...,r I.lngl3.nd.
T! c carter bad tint proceeded far from the I tench

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roe*, when his Majetly's frigate. the NOSE, of 38
gone, Capt. M. It &Tory, one of the fqoadron upon '
the Jerfey Ration, fell in with her. The frigate im-
mediately came alonglisle. and Captain Scorr being
informed by the Commander of the cutter, that he
was proceeding to England to land Sir Gsoecr
Russaciso, the Britifhller accredited to Ham-
burgh. Captain Scars. took the worthy
I Barooet and
his fervent on board, sod carried them to Pont-
mouth. The Rag of trace returned to Cherbourgb—
Sir Gunton was landed at eight o'clock on Satur-
day morning, at Portfmouths where be took a poi.
chsife and four, and fet oat for Leaden. Upon his
way be flopped at Richmond, which be reached at
ten o'clock. There be rifsted two of his few,
and, after taking fame refreihment, be proceeded
with them to town, where they arrived at abo.st
half pelt one at lady Imotsoco's, in Bryanftone-
beet. Sir Gioia* did AIX Coffer many minutes to
singe. before be fat dews and wrote a letter to Lord
Haanower, to acquaint,Mis Lordthtp with bis ones-
paled arrival. The butarwas feat to his Lordthip's
bookie Otofvenoatioare. but his Lordlisip being at
Aittit, and the fervent. not aware of the importance
of the communication, it was not feat to the office it
,Dowelng.ftreet until twelve o'clock yettelslay. At
the time the letter arrived, Mr. Hssinomo, ;be Undtr
Secretary of State, was in the Office tranfetling bur
finis, and being aothotifed to open ihr official letters
of the Department during the &brow* of Lord Hat.
ROWDY, be of courfe opened that of Sir Gtosc e
Russ sou?. Upon the pelvisl of its content 4, he inv.
mediateiy difpatched Mr. Scorn, the Metzner, to
Lord Hsaaowar at Bath. He alfo fent off espretfcs
to atl the other Unifiers in London and its vicinity.
Lord biaLWILLa was at Wimbledon, and he detained
this Meffe.nger until be bad written more than twelve
letters to fereral perfons high in office, which the
Meffenger was charged to carry to town, stad tra
twit to the parties. Ai one o'clock Sir Genius Rem.
SOLD Brent to the &gravy of State's pffsce, where
be had a long conference Orb Ik. tiallitogo. and
at four he returned to Bryanlonl -Arset. sod. we are
informed, left town tt eight &clock la* althip upon
viii to Lord neas.mmr..

We underlined dot advice' have bun steeived
from Holland, which *ate. tint the menacCA Pto-
'libidos of the trade hempen that country and Great
gait** trill nog take place, but that it *ill be fuffered
io proceed, op the mem**. payiog * certain pet
centime Or the permiffeo*.

The noted Bt./iceman, for whore apprelrenrion
thoufand pounds was Lately offered, has been captur•
cd in a French privateer of which he had the coM•
mend, by the Cautssa goop of war, and carried intb
Yannorth. He bad been out from Fluthing 14 days,
and had taken throe pipes.
Since our la(, french end Dutch papers.the former
to the Bth, and the lanai to the rith inßant, have
been received, from which we have enraitted. evert
thing deferving of notice in another part of our Paper.
A Manifeßo is raid to have been received by Go-
verrunept, which wss lately iffued by Boveravre,
and in which he places the Englilb nation out of the
proteetion of all human laws ! t A Moiler article ap-
pears in the (miller French paws, and which may
I have been copied from the Afoffirtair butt it is too ri•
dicul•sits for ferrous notice.
His Swedilit :NIA :icily is faid to have declared Stral-
fund in a Rate of liege, and the fame difcipline is
kept up in ;1 at foitrefs, as if ;t were attitally inverted,
The precaution is jrittifiable ; the French are in its
vicinity, and it would be no bad pofition for the Cre-
'icon, could he obtain poffellian of it by a coup-de India.
Two Gottenbuirgh mails alfo arrived yefterday, the
contents of which are given, with other extra Is, in a
preceding column ; and this morning, the Haruburgh
mail, due yeßerday, alfo arrived, by which the followr
Ing articles have been received

HAMBURGH MAIL.
OCTOIII 31.—Letters from COMM of
the btth ult. bring the following advice, relative to
the report that Ruffian troops from Comfit had land-
ed in the territory of Montenegro t
As fooq at General Beaus, Commander in chic(
in Palmatia, bad arrived at Cattam, he, according to
the infiruAions he bad received before his departure
from Vienna, funoroseted the Montenegins, who had
unjuilly pottered theenfilvee of tome diftrias in the
county of Zupa, to evactixte the fame, and on their
retch', fent a detachment of troops aga‘nft them,
when they abandoned the country they had occupied,
and retired to the mountain' The next day troops
appeared on the heights, who were clothed IP:-
Ruffians. The intention of thefe appeared 2g.tia
to occupy the territory to which the Billsopof Monte
negrin pretended that he had claim!. Gen. 11. p
e. w ordered fix companies to advance, on which the
warlike Bilbop thought proper to withdraw the him--
tenegrins polled on the height., who had been at fire,
by tome perfons, miftaken for Ruffians.
The Englith Ambattador here has received a corn
vier from Conitantinople, who has already proceeded
on his journey for London.
Ms LAU, per. 14.—8 y the reinforcements oi French
troops which are now on their march for the Nea-
politaa territory, the army of General ST. CYt will
be increafed to a0,c,00 men.
The A!tari.in troops in Dalmatia, according to