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r • 'SUBSCR IPTION•THEATR —.
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TNE Prospectus fur eructing a new Theatre by
Subeetiktdirt,• will be lola before the Public at I.trge
in a few days phi the mean time, seek Noblemen -Rod (len-
tletnen.a are desivon of sapportion this undertaking, 13 be-
mi ethoing Subserll/ erikl please t.) .end their named to 11r.
rey ;or to Mears. ankh awl Co. Bankers, Ber..ers-street ;
or Veva. RoUrtit Cara,, fled Co. or Messsrs. Ramtbottent4
• rut Co. Rallkers, EitiObard-etreet.
By Ordecaf a Select Committee of Rolm-Tiber', ,
HENRY FRY, Solicitor. '
Oct. 12, 11)091 . Crsteble• awl Fry. 14, John-
- •Ireet, fledford•row.

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• liNfritlES.-;—St. MARY AT LULL, LONDON.'
Vettry of Ihii Parish do.hereby gin No_
• til4, that thAy ate ready to receive Proposals from
nth Versowo Of Persons as tom, bewithin to adelmee to the
said Parish the sum of upo? one or more Amiaity or
Annuities to be secured fur the Lit, or of. the pen"
or Perowo advaacinv the same: but riele:mabfe at the op-.
tion of the said Parfik ea six Months notice.
Proposal. in writing. vealea op, to be delivered at the Of-.
Ilee Of Mr. Sudlowi Ns. 4, Motarnmilt-yard, ou or before-
the 31st instant.
JOHN SUDLOW, Vestry Clerk.

TO TIIII PROPkIETOItS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.

11.111DIZS It MD ti&NTLRIIIIEN,
IBEG leave to return you iny omit grateful
thanks for the very flattering reception with which you
have hotionred me upon my Canvas,. Ihe Dity of Election
beteg Axed nor WeovesutY, the 18th iastont, allow me to
entreat your early attetrlance and sapport in my favour.
Yoir kindness at the last Ballot placed me second upon the
list of Candidates, and the accession of many very powerful
frieodr, who were then pre-engaged, jellify a well-grounded
contideore of sticersis.
Should vote be pleased to Confer upon me the important
trust In which I aspire, I beg leave to :r--cure vOr of the fide-
lity and zeal oith which 1 shall devote myself to your setviCe.
I hat el* hoonorlD he f.
Ladies mid aentientiin, .
Your much obliged and faithful humble Servaat,• •
JAMES DANIELL.
Oct. 6, 1819.
Mr. Committee meet every day from tea to Ear
at the King'4 Head Tavern, Poetry.

To the PROPR ILTOlt.r.;•f kASir /INDIA STOCK.
MR. DANIELL respectfittlr bele Ire'e to re.
naiad his friends, that the dar ortiretion is fixed for
WEDX ESDA V next, the 18tb instant, and owl twnesrly
solicits the honour of their early attendants at thiltbiDut.

0.. the lit of November will he publisifed, pt4ell9l. ed.
No. X X. ef
ripHE RETROSPECT of PLIILOSOPH I-
JI, CAL, MECHANICAI,. CHEMICAL and •GHI-
CULTVRAL DISCOVERIES. twine an Abridgment of
the Periodical and other Watts. English lOW} Poreign. re-
lating to thou. subjects published dart* the preeediug three
months: with Remarks on luau. of thel'apers, including Cri-
ticisms on the Merit of New Patents,.
.Published quarterly by H. Wyatt, Picket-skeet, Temple-
Bar. aad sold it v all Booksellers.
litre/yrs.—Permits desirouv of obtainhiT, Patents for In-
ventions, may, bv application ad :,hove. have them procured
wii:i little trouble to themselves, and rocetieenisiluilte in peo-
pling the sperifications. 4
CASTLE TAVERN, HOLBORN.
THE GRAND JUBILEE.
GREGSON returns grateful thanks for
,plait fisvatuN, and respectfully informs his Friends and
the ppp hlie, thAt, ut (h.• request of many respectable.Gontle-
• VIM, he intends providing, Oft W girt INDAr, the 1.5t1,1 hot., a•
• plain and aeronomical MIGLISIISIAN'S DINNkR of
ROAST REEF and _PLUMB PODDING,. in order to
celebrate the event of his ALijesty's entering, Isart the 30th
year of his relit,. Gentlemen, is hhing to honliur the festive
party with their preeencewo this loyal occasion, may be sup-
plied with Tickets (ooki ds. lid. each), at the liar of Jibe Cas-
tle Tavern.
Y. B. Dinner au tutted Five o'clock.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHES, AN MOST ARVAN-
TAGEOUS 'x'1•;1 15. •
(11BBONS, Woollen-draper, Man's Mercer,
VI and Tailor, Na. 1 83, Fleet-street (three doors from
4'e:ter-War), howling au hen' a large quantity of CLOTHS.
purchased BEFORE the very great ADVANCE, is enabled
to supply Gentlemen with Clothes, at the prices below (for
ready moire), assoring them the Quality of Cloth, the Fa-
shion and Worlunanehip, cannot-be exceeded, of which they
may be satisfied, by itapection, a great sanely of Woollen
Cloths, and every article in the abuse Iliauch being always
kept.
Very best Superfine Cloth Coats, made to measure £3 10 0
super ditto - 9 10 0
Good Second ditto - 1 lb 0
Great Coats of every description, on proportionate tense.
Very best Superfine Kerseyinere Breecites - 1 6 0
Double-milled ditto 1 14 0
East double twilled Cord ditto - • 0 13
It is p.oticularly requested Gentlawn will observe ibe
Number, 113.

P tTRONISED tiltOY A L II ICiil N ESS TIIE
P1e1,1105 OF WALLS.
New ihrwewOML—A, Peennmencin is the Arts, of extensive
Public Utility.
j TAIGti'S CelebraLal MAGNETIC RA -
11/1 • ZOR 41A SUET.- - The above, which has been ;geni-
e:l by 'moo of war Gest-rate Meth:odes an invaluable Im-
provement in :he Arts, will be admitted (by those who have
prafessionally tO ied every expedient fur producing the must
a me mit) 14, p„,* pryers far superior to any precedent
ririeloery, foriowirpmtv.g !tutors span principle". derisively
our' log, simple. citiciera, and of assured ..tu:cess, cambia-
the Properties ofd Rime, for "which it is a valuable and
superior alsr.a,vs acting equally, requiring no oil,
any other Iliad, to give it etlect t also• sepersedivqg the use
of oil elaqtr ',trip, to which it is diansetrically opposite in
principle. and infinitely superior. It 6 eat fiahic to' want
repair, even in the most intemperate climate, Is cleanly in its
use, leaving tin soil upon the Reser. arm prOduceit a must Mine
angslar edge, similar to the alfect of a hon tlittisri only
in its bring much Sore and more mutely regular,. thereby :o-
mitting the position of the Razor, duriag the *petalled of
having, to be laid ;warty dal, or parallel with the s:;in,con-
tequently obviatiog the danNer of cutting the face, no accident
very common, arising from the inarcurate edge pmduersi by
the general use of no elptic strop, which renders it necessary
to elevate the back of the Razor unsafely. This Tablet also
pr. serves and eo tinues the Razeseri elge in the most acute and
scientific -:ate of finish— in fact, by its re4gilar use, it would
be u itapes.sihk to produce a round edge (or more familiar
terms, ith those Ito are inueli accuAtimcd to ue an eleiblie
strop, n blunt aw)', as it would he impossible, by the appli-*
t won of ass elastic !go lace, to ehtain an acute lint edge ; one
naiades inspection of this invention will prove to the most in-
eredulnu>, beyond the possibility of .a doubt, the extraordi-
nary and desirable direct it prixlerPs on a Razor: and al-
thivegb it acts so a ints.t decisive was upon its edge, the mag-
netic surfai r does not become in the least diminished ; there-
fore the Muiltremitile operation of gyre:alive on a stew com-
position is avoided t the simple and undeviating mode of us-
ing this Tablet, assures its most successful applicatiori, and it
u al Lc fonial peril, ularly to those who have not
comei.ient memo. to Coders i it is consmodinestv portable,
it> surf .cc is a drove keel, and its esicnsal appearance part i-
es ias . moque.
S 'la b .1. T. Rine, the inventor and Manuractarer, nt his
w!irelineses, Ns: lb, C:trapvide, awl No. Yl, l'iick-birrro,
fir svenor-squvre I and by reeul my uppolOteil al‘c.it3 so every
t it, and town its the United Kingdom.
1,1 order t.. pieiv,rt the taublic from dere piion, rub Tu
be told nith tar Proprietor's e. Julio 'Fat:
irget stud numbered iu red ask:--1' 'nee ;s.
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NEXT FRIDAY,
THE WHOLE OF THE STATE LOTTERY WILL

DRAWN.
SWIFT and CO. respectfully request their
FRIENDS to ohteruv, that all who inte.d to adventure
the present STATE LOTTERY, ouht purchase before
PR IDA I' EXTi_os tut that day the WHOLE LOTTERY
will he drawn. There are only /MOO Members, and the
licheutc coutaios the following
CAPITAL PRIZES:

4 a £20,000
4 of of 5.000 1 8 of ,61,000
4 of 8,6100 i It of ' WO
Besides £lOO. 850.0te. &c. &c.
ALL TO RE DRAWN IN TWELVE HOURS.
TICKETS and SHARES are selLisK at SWIFT arid
CO.'S Meet, N. 11. POCLTR V, No. .14, CdeitiNG
Otos., No. SI, ALDGATC 11tG0.1TRII6T.

ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
On a new and improved Kan, to be drawn is ONE DAY,
W)th October, 1809.
HODG ES, PAINE, and CO. Stock Brokers,
149, OXFORD-SERI:ET, and 44, ST. JAMBS'S-
ST E ET, are now se:lin4 TICK EDI and SHARES in the
PRESENT TRULY GRAND STATE LOTTERY, con.
l.tints% Tao Hundred Tinsusised Pouods in Capital and other
Prizes.
Tile very superior advantages of the present LoUt
sbe.sn, by Adventurers basing a se.p• chance of all the
Capital Prizes, asthe whole will he drawn in ONE
10th or October, 13t79, said on which Day the imam
of I.ighty Punnet., spay be. gaiued by ON E
DER ; and alms, that instead of-waitihg in anxious sw, ____,
as in ail former Lotteries, the fonsurate Purchascr. io Ohio]
may tit owe receive
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SEX. at.
' Of the Elie Bookw4leri amv ht,hatt, list pobrithea.
AL.PIIONSO t or, The NATURAL spN. By Madam,.
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OUICCIARDINI; or. the ALPINE
MN OLT. A Romance. By Sophia I%M-es, Author of
Vironio, Air. 4 viol..
AMELIA MANSFIELD. By Maclaine coffin,
Les QUlift ELVES de rArd MILE. Pit Angtbte Lafon-
taine, 9 vols. Ifs.. accs. itte.

Speedily will be publishek, • ,
In Tseo Vollllllel, Bvo, priCe 18s. Boards,
MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS
.I.VI of VICTOR ALFIERI (the celehratea Italian
Dramatist.)
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF,
And interspersed with Anecdotes ofsever.sl distinguished Mo-
dern Characters of this Country, with whom he had inter-
coarse and come:tun.
Printing for Colbert,. Public Library, Conduit-street.
Of whom (and all Booksellers) may be had, Just published,
I- An At-COUNT of the BRAZILS. By Andrew Cram,
M. III)g Bvo. Bs. 6d. •
2. FISCIFER's PICTURE of VALE.NCI Rvo. 9s.
li S. A PICTURE of LISBON. Taken Oil the Spot ;
vo. Ss.
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4. HISTORY of the FEMALE SEX. By Professor
Meitiertr; 2d edition, 4 vols. small llyn. 28s.
" We bine no hesitation in proncninring this not of the most
interesting Works that bail sppeared in England for the last
Ceuta, .." Gomm! Res ien .

. * • GRAND LOTTERY
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BEGINS DRAWING ON FRIDAY NEXT..
.TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND Pf/UNDStobetillded
between the Public in-ONE DAY. :. - •
rill Cti ET S am( SHARES art on bi
EYTON... , • " - -/
at Id. STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, filth
Sir James Branscouth, No. 2, CORN H the Man-
sion Hoax.
Only 5,000 NUMBERS. i
SthetueF, and every Particular relative to t tery, to be
had K mitt% lit the-above Lucky 0
In the LAST LEITTF.RY, the follow APITA I
PRIZES were wild in 130 Shares, by I; . N •
No. 'at, .e 50,000 No. 13,12 r .£5,000
1/410 90,1 /0f) 3,004 4. Y,00))
18,977 ...... .. 20,000 ilti •• • • .... 500
12.767 lO.OOO 18,333
4,990
Likewisle, No. 3,6111, the
Grand Prize of 1,000 Ticket., entitled to £44,763.

BEFORE FRIDAY NEXT.
RICHARDSON, GOODLITCX, sod Co.
respectfully remind the Public, that all Pureloues in
the prelate STATE LOTTERY must be made before
FR IDA Y N EXT,. as. ow that day the whole of the State
Lottery will be drawn in Twelve nous.
Only um Numbers—Four Tickets of each Number.
4 of £20,000.
4of i3OOO I 4 of XlOOO
4of 2000 112 of SOS
&c. &c. &c.
Four Tickets of One N ember, by which the great Prise of
£80,003 may be gained,--by Three i6o,ooo,—by Two
£40,000,--are now on Sale at the Qiikets. Corner of Bank.
building, Cernbill ; and facial; the Gate of the King's Mews,
Charing-Crow. by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.

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PA R CT. 7eeeLetters: from Iliselera,-of the,
eiith anti tettb ult. inform us, that .Field-Marshal
Prince John of Lichtenstein, Lieutenant Field.
Marshal Cestut Bolan, add-tureen Meyers with
Lieutenant-Coloisel Prince ,Wenaelas- of Lichten-
„stein, attended by a numerous seite,•lead art rived
there .from the Austrian head-quarteis: M.
Chempagny had also returned front Ananias-14th,
',and it eves besides totpeeted that Count Von. Met. i
ternich would arriveani the 30th, in order that.,
-idle chief obstacles to Me conclusion of pettce be.
Mg already removed, the further negoelsitieus
should ho proceeded in at Vienna. rhe value of
paper had risen, and that of gold fallen, in conse-
quence of this state of things. On the sth, there
was anothermeeting of the Senate, and the return.
pf his Majesty the Emperor is Shortly expectid.i
I.li+ Illustrious Highness the Prince Arch-Chan.'
Mellor, pursuant to instructions from his Majesty.
be Emperor and King, repaired to the Sonata on
the 3d instant, to officiate at their meeting as Pre.
sident. Having been received with the nixes-
:touted ceremonies, and taken his seat, he addrtused
them as follows:
" MISSICURS—A Message from his Majett3, which yon
will hear read, acquaints the Senate with fie-lt proof: of the
magnanimous bounty with which his Majesty has been pleased
to acknon ledge important services.
" His Illustrious Highness the Prince of Neufchatel, Vice
Constable, is created Prince of Wagram. Marshal the Doke
of Auerstadt it created Prince of Klimal. Marshal the Duke
of flivoli is created Prince of Eslingen.
" To them hereditary title., are annexed considerable
estates which the Emperor has purtitased from the Legion of
linnour.
" The appellations given to the new Principalities for-
cibly impress upon our remembrance the victories nod valour
of the titulars, who have co-operated with the genius of bis
Majesty.
" By means of this happy association, the reward which
the Emperor ciders, in honour of personal sere ices, bc„coases,
at the mune time, a monionent of nation..l glory.
" The Semite will feel nu less satisfaction in receiving this
cominunkation, than I experience la snaking it,iu conformity
to the orders of hi. Majesty site Emperor and King."
Count Semonville, the Secretary, then read the
Emperor's Message, which describes the various
domains respectively attached to the new titles.
The Moteiteur contains the following article:—
The city of Tripoli, which had for several years
been in revolt against the Sublime Porte, is again
reduced under its dominion. Joseph, Paths of
Damascui, invaded it with his army in the mouth
of August, 1808, and subsequently made himself
master of the castle. The victorious Praia, after
, this conquest, gave orders to the Regeocy at his
departure, iii every respect conformable to the
esteem which he has uniformly testified for his
Majesty the Emperor of France and King of
Italy, and the particular regard which he •has al-
ways shewn for the French name. Not withetand.
ing the disorders incident to pillage, oar flag a-as
completely respected throughout the whole of the
.expedition. If no change should have taken place,
and it is likely there has not, in the situation of
Tripoli, the Consul-General in that quarter writes
word, that the subjects diiposed to repair thither
on commercial speculations, will receive every at-
teution and support.
A letter from Ruchelle, of the 24th ult. men_
:lions the arrival there of an American flag of
truce, from Philadelphia, having on board 100,
passengers, chiefly I! rrttcb.
VIENNA, SEPT. On the 23d the Emperor
reviewed four battalioAs that bad come from
Saxony, and belonging fo.teveral of the reigning
Princes of Saxony. By order of the Government
a number of French Eagles hare been osoustfac.
lured in the suburbs. Several waggon loads of
them hare already been brought into the city.
The Police Horse Guard of this capital is now
modelled after the French Gendarmerie, and half
received a new uniform. All the camps in the'
envirous arc frequented by a number of visitors._
The most superb is that of Etizerdorf, near Sehoes..e
brunn. It looks as if it were in the middle of a'
wood, from the numerous fir trees which the sole
fliers have planted about their huts. The caiep of,
the Wirtemberghers, between the villages of
Wearing and Doebelling, is also deserving of no;
tice. The inhabitants visit it is crowds, attracted
by the delightful situation in which it is pitched,
and the beautiful prospect which is seen from it.
This corps is under the command of General Van
Damnie.
The following is the mode in which the literary'
censorship, established by the French Government.
in Vienna, is exercised :—His Excellency M. Ili.
cher, Minister of Pence., permits all printed
works that are brnught to him, to he immediately
pet in circulation, except those upon political
sufjects, which must uudergo a previous examinee
lion. All manuscript works sent to the press
here must be first submitted to a Board of Revi-,
sion, which reports thereon to the Minister of
Police.
AUGSDIIRCI, SkPT. 27.—We are still without
any certain advice, from the Tyrol. The Chico
of that unhappy country seem disposed no longer
to permit any intercourse with the neighbouring
States. It is reported, that they have compelled
all private individuals to lodge their grain in the
public magazines, from which it is again distri.'
muted in small portions. This -measure, which is
a proof of great scarcity, Cannot long protect the
Tyrolese from the horrors of famine. Advices
from Salaburgh confirm the rumoured ill soccer
of the efforts made by the Tyrolese to excite to
Insurrection ale, Mountaineers of that principa-
lity. The parties sent from the Tyrol into the

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We are happy to learn, that subsequent to the
determination to send home 8000 sick frum
cheren, a great change for the better took place
'in the health of the army. A letter from Middle.
burgh, of the date of Saturday last, says, " This
easterly wind does as much gqod to our sick here
as the bark—they recover fast,"
LietVenant-General Dom was expected to leave
JOrittry nn the gth inst. to tide the command at
IValdheren.
Even bets are now laying, that Two oat of the
Four Twenty Thousand Polled Prizes,to be drawn
on Friday nut, will be shared by Hornsby aaclCo.
Policies are likewise opened ate Premium of Tan
per that Hornsby and Cu. sell or there the
rent,Four Twenty Thousands.

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Pintzgawshe home returnel ithufroaleifirar. any
recruits Id that dotriet. • -
Vrtvna, Seri. 23.•..7Thelits-have been de..
felted by the Serviltis near Schahass; though we
have reports of a great progress having been made
by the Turks ontflevcrittYr Danube.
SEPT. 2-1.---The Duke of litivoli,•Marshal M 11..
seas, has gene, ' with several otheristarsbals. and
Generals, to the arinf. Qn.thp 2-14 the Saxon
nootineent of troops arrivell•here ; they consist
principally of the contingents of S-liaataltiorg.
• Redolstadti 'Rees, Greys, Weimar, anal Gotha.
-The warehouses of some mrrehaut .t,e sealed_ up,
in order to esamtnd
. whether they euidain any
Faigli,•ll g9ols. The health• of the •Esivpress of
'Asistria 19 greatly restored. ri.aittyllitig Avses
du suburb of Leap-Oitall4 nesee.fibeJV bur
, Bsulgc, liaro-been pulled -ttesetei In 4gelete ft, iyect
bildgeheads. The Emperor Fran( n ant
Bnbna came from Sch ot se as eof
'folk, conferred on hint the diguity of field
Marshal Lhititausuit.....(Carcespondenten, 'Otto.
Ler 6.)
Th 6,1
SALneußCin, •.ISPT• -., yito stir-
gents have begun to form a corps of nth d s rip-
tions of deserters, Anitriting; c w. ich
consists already of Berea( thousand men. 11117
seem to have formed the intention of converting
the whole of.their country into it fortress, for
which purpose they nut only fortify all the passes,
but also bore holes in the •rocks, and-Teit-thein
with powder, that in case of anottaA, they may
be able to hurl large masses of stone into the dales.
A report is current, that Tyrol will be transfeired
to the Grand. Dale of Wartzburgh, and the King
of Bavaria indemnified by part Of the Wurtzburgh
territory ; but as Tyrol forms a military pass of
great importance between hale and Gerinany, the
aboie report obtains little credit.
RAI/BURGH, OET• 5..-*.Yesterday arrived here,
Baron Ankersand, son of the Swedish Land Mar.
she!, as Courier from Stockholm, which he left
on the 24th of September. Ile has already set out
from hence for Paris, whither he is carrying dis.
patches fur the Royal Swedish Embassy.
Sxocenor.w, SEPT. 23.--The Treaty of Peace
between Sweden and Russia was signed at Frede.
ricksham on the 17th Natant. The exhausted state
of the country, occasiooed by Cie perverse mea-
sures adopted and obstinately pursued, by the late
Government,, did not warrant the hope, that it
would be possible fur his present Majesty to ob.
tain a favourable-peace. The King's endeavours
to induce his Russian Majesty to lower his de_
elands having proved fruitless, he directed his
Ministers to sign a peace, by which valuable pos.
sessions are severed from Sweden. In so doing,
his Royal Majesty has merely consulted the urgent
wants of the realm, speedily to obtain tranquillity
anti repose after a destructive war, ~hie b hid ex-
hausted all its resources. His Majesty hiving thus
felt obliged to consent to painful sacrifices,
deriver his sole consolation from the firm con.
viction, that the preservation of the provinces,
which are left to Sweden, must be ascribed
to the late revolution, which induced Russia
to relinquish her plans of attack against the
heart of Sweden. The 'fruntters of the king..
dom are in futere to be formed by Alann-llaff,
the Bothnisn Gulph, and the rivereTbrneo and
hluonso, to the confines of I,Yorways. The rati-
fications are to be exchanged in Petersburgho
'within the term of four weeks. The King binds
hinted( by the above Treaty not to admit, in fu.
Lure, any English ships of war or merchant shipg
in the Swedish ports ; et his Majesty has re-
served 4he importation of salt and. colonial pro.
duce. Tu the farther arrangements which will
be required with-regard to the continental syster
in the negotiations with the Emperor of France,
King of Italy, and with the King- of Denmark,.
his Imperial Russian Majesty has- beforehand
given his consent. Lieutenant.Colooel Bjorn.
stierna,arrivcd here lately from Vienna, and soon
after left town with dispatches fur our Ambassa.
dor, Baron Stedinek. The Diet will continue till
the 12th November.
Srocanocas, Sm. 21.—N0 answer has as yet
been received frous.Copenhagen to the last propo.
sals made to Denmark ; it is however' expected
that the Danish notertiment, informed by this
time of the peace concluded with RUssia, will not
fuel inclined to waver any longer. Colonel En.
gelbreekten, has been appointed Ambassador to
the Prussian Court, in order that the former
friendly relations between Prussia and Sweden
may be speedily tiestored.—(//ans burgh Corres-
pondenten, Oct. G.)
RICA', SEPT. 24.—The English transports,
with the Russian prisoners taken on board of Ad.
miral Siniavin's fleet, were iii sight at the depar.
tore of the mail.—( Nem.)

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