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London, England, 1803-10-15 00:00:00

SATURDAY, OCTOBER is.

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The day before yeflerday a Ruffian Gentleman
airivei in a poft.cliaile and fix, who is faid to have
lrought fome very important difpatches. This,
coupled with the circumtlance of nine perfons, all
(tippled to be above the rank ofcommon Melrengcrs,
having arrived within the three laft weeks from Pe-
teriburgh, has led fome to believe that the renewed
mediation of RufEa, to fettle the prcfent difputes,
as announced by late accounts, may be confidered as
certain. We can only fay that it is poflible, but
we fee nothing as yet likely to give it efficacy.—
lf Ruflia were to declare its refolution to join in the
war againft that party, which might obltinately re-
fute to lUlen to equitable terms of accommodation,
we might indeed promife fomething from its inter-
ference.

Private letters of the zd inftant received yerterday
by the Liibon mai', Rate, that at the meeting of the
Faftory at that place it was determined, that all the
property belrn4ing to the Englifh ihould be immedi-
ately embarked, there being the ftrongell ground for
ap?rehendirg that the negociations between France,
Spain and Portugal, would fpeedily terminate in ge-
neral hoftility to England.—General LASHES, it
Teems, had dined 'with the PSINCI REGENT, a cir-
cumflance quite unprecedented at the Court of Por
tugal ; and on the 29th of laR month one of his chil-
dren was chriftened at the Royal Palace, and the
Regent and his Contort were the Sponfors!
Other letters Rate in addition to the above, that
the BRITISH CONSUL had given formal intimation to
the Merchants, that it would be neceffary for them
to look after their property, as it was much to be fear-
ed that the Ray of the Englifh would not be Jong. It
is even Paid orders have arrived to fend out 2croo ton
of 'hipping for the removal of Britifh property. It is
Paid that every perfon connefted with the Govern.
ment, fappofed to be favourable to the Englab, either
is difmiffed, or will be fo immediately, from office.
As there is no doubt of the truth of thefe circum-
flames, it teems now more probable than ever that
part of the French army affembling under Awn.
ITAV is intended to garrifon Portugal. Spain of
courfe contents to the meafure, and is about to en.
gage in open hoßilities againft this country. Indeed,
our letters from Gibraltar, received this morning,
confider a war with that country as inevitablk.

This day a Mail arrived from Hasnbargh. The
news from France, by this conveyance, does not come
down Co late as the Paris Journals received yeaerday.
By this conveyance we have received letters of the

t R inn. from Franckfort, with a very important

piece of intelligence, which we fincerely hope will
loon be conficmed. They Hate briefly that accounts
had been received there of the