Published VceMy by Alimakd Kalx, at Thkik tiotiAis. a Year'
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1803. -
fVei.T, N. i.
EUROpjfAN INTFXCTGENCE, j
' jLONDON, June U. -.' . :
. Last night ..in the House, of Com
mons, 40,000 seamen 'and' marines
were votedi'being 100,000 in aJU in
cluding .sOjCOp tor .the peace estab
lishment, and' 10,000 vote!" when the
armaments began, From, the.' mif
nister's. account 70,000 "are titir' ii
.' service i and Ve'; understand "that
,,80,00p was "the .number, required for
ail me snips nucauy yiu ui . vuiuuus-
.June k,. .... ji-
Letters irom , Uerltn. repeat the nc-
count lhat'Ahe King is determined to
' observe the strictest neutrality. No
thing farther Is said, of frhe cordon for
' the .protection' of ,.the. North. - The
.coiipirient of the Russian fleet in the
Paitlc'jh said .to be? we rely for ma
noeuvres. "Ve Tear , the. French, -will
,be suherctLto grow tnemseives oy
'-excluding us from llamburgh, at
least there is not any sufficient ,sccii
'.ritVfor their refrainintr - from such
acts ot violence... ,.t . - ; , . . -The
King of Etruria is dead, and the
Queen declared regent. flt is.proba
; hie this kingdom will not subsist long
in its present form, er under .Us new
': dvnastr,,.,-. , , . ' . .
' d . .-I . - .. . ,.N.
. , , ; . From Dealt June 10.;
" " A French', fishing-boat is -Qfrft
ie Downs, which was intended
J: 'tor Dttvprwith a nprsnn from France.
' He .has. dispatches, and - ordered to
rrcemnVunicate them "io the collector of
, the customs (here. ri'ntlerstand he
Vii-inrr ansrprant of Tluoniibftrte beinp"
" assassinated." .. C"' "T"T ;7T"
."On the 7tli, June,' the First Consul
, sent a .circular to. .all the Cardinnls
Bishops, keC enumera,tin the pious
nature of the , war . in which he was
; ngaeiand reques'ting their prayers
fr hi$uccess. To these, letters .he
receireVl.from the, associated clergy
a devout and accotivniodating reply,. -,
' Park" accounts ,of 'the 10th '. June,
. state that the number of English who
have Jjeen arrested fn 'France, the
, Italian republic,, and the conntries
. .-occutH by. FreR9h troop amounts
already to 7.500. ambntr whom arc
, several generals, many colortels, and a
jrrcat number of officers' of different,
ranks. - -
: Su tfee, Jure 13. ,
We rtop the prefujto Uate, that
lirrujelly was fent for from Wind.
.for'thii morning by exprefs. He
j -. .1 Lti.i. j .
i arnvcu in (ownai n o (.iuck, arm a
council wai immediately held. It
wu rumoured tlut t' e French mcf-
jfenger had brought, over propofiti-
ons for peace. . Tire bufinefs mud
certainly hq of importance that
wowld bring tlfle king to tbwii Co
fitddcnly. , ,
( Hanover capitulated totheVrench
in the 4h June by this conveijti-
'cn it appears that al! the efFefh be
longing tii the Kin of England are
placed at the difpofal of the French
army and even Englifh foldier or
2ent is to tie Tent to France the.
!lelor to provide the pay, food &
clothing of he French irmy, and
theFfpch General to levy fuch
cohiribuuem aihc may deem nc-
, H;ell iry.
A Lnndoti arltcV.ftjrhe i5th,
flates that RtifHa and PtufTia nad
conjointly delivered a note to the
. French government, dating that
,'hey woutd not oppofe the pecupa
fion of Hjnovrr hy French troops,
.tut (t was their intention to prefrrve
t!e ntutraHty Of Bremen, Ham
burgh and Lubetk.
1 hr bu!gct whkh willbebroufht
forward this day, will t.ectlT4ti!y
prtfrnt taxes , heavier lhan any
which have ever brtn ImpofcJ, in
nne year, uron the people ot this
, fO'intrv. U'c tuv already flaied
'he leading irtlc'ct lobe art income
11 1 y of fie 1 er rent, and very high
Mursiirnn man, Uiir, tea, v tne,
. fPrV, and an ii'.crefc of itTeifrd
.. tes. . m
9n Saturday a fronndlcfi rum cur
'as circulated, jhat the Firfl Con.
'l l-ad ben 1 (Unrated, which hat
hren completely fa fified by the sr..
T.'tl of M.. CirmontV a French
'rirKr?ff h, ,(x paron Friday
9. "'Rlst lad, wi,t, dlfratchsl for Lot J
'kffbwty.
The fH.-dr 'clicry of thefc lif.
,,,Cn' wii datr r J of fuch Imj-or-('ce,
that whj.U reached Ca'ali,
, 1jr jerterday tnorntnj?, he would
fuf the filiogff a packet;
it took an ipcn boat, noiwi .
t .
fftanding the weather was extremely
WOUIrUUS.,' HIS IC4H1MIJJ LU
ver. a per fori was immediately fent
to Deal, to forward Ike intelligence
to towV by the Telegraphe. The
I courier proceeded to London in a
1 poitcbaife and, foufy. His arrival
; qccafionsd great, mjule at the Se-.
'. c'retary of date! office .jnd thedifr
;' patches were frh rmdhtely forward-
ed to Lord Hawk eflvtry at'Coombe.
; Letters were alfo rtifpatche.Uo the
other members of government who
happened 6 fee out of town,., '
I' ' ' 'Nbthinjr has trahfpired refpccV'iie
the nature -of there dilpatches.. It
is believed by iorne, that they being
a propoTiuoa to cmmencefa' new
negotiation tor peace- -I n the mean
time, every attention ha been de-
fifed to be fhewti b the French-con.
rier, and an a'pirrlent is afligtiM
for htm in the houfe of Mr. Ruffe,
themefJTenger, tiDtii his fcturn to
France. f .
NewJ.o'an This day the dif-'
fereht competifors for thcloan g'sve
in their biddings.' On beinj optfn
ul they were found to be as follow :
Meir. Kfiale '' 6s5-1Long ann.
.. Roharts 8s. 4), . K ,
, ', ,'Biring . 3i, 4 I.
Bankers. jai. 3d. ,
Stock exchange 1 2s. 3d. fe
. The loan of cpurlc is EfJa'e's.
'. June 14..' . t
WyeeTday'ft9pped the prefs f b
announce fljat his majefty had come
to torn, in dortlequence of having
b -eu fpccially fent or hy. Mr. Ad
dington and Lord Hawkefbury. '; It
was ,-fiip pofed hi$ .majefly wav thus
fent for in confequencc.of the arri
val pf the Fretlch o:cn"engcron Sun
day night. No 'council, was held,
but MrV'Addington & Ld. Hawkes-
bnry had audiences of hi mjjeity.
for a confiderable time, as had likf
Vfo the Duke of Cumber Urd, apt
the Hanoverian , minifter. . There
can be little do'ubf butihat the dtf-
patch rOiigh bV the "French mcf-
lenger related to the lakingot Han
over by the French. At "5 ye'dcrday
altcrnoon the Trench metfengef re-'l'
ceived a fitfpatch at Loru Hawkel- j
burv s ottice, with fettic.hhe.ret on
to bovef. ... . . . . I
Gen. Stewards ordered with 1000 .
men from Malta to Sicily, to pro. J
tea that tlland . agatntt the attack !
of the French He wiJl take the !
P0 the.Vicimty of MelTina, in j
order to defend the narrow nafs, tc
a'Britifli fquadron it kept cruifins
in thetlraili u( Medina, and on the
northern coafls rif the iflar.d. -
Letters from Conflantmople men .
tton, that alter a lo'emn conTii.lt at U
on, the Diva bave refolved to ob.
fcrve the Rriclll neutrality in the
prefent war., (icn. ilrune, it is Ra
ted, had propped that the Porte
fhoulJ admit French tnop on the
coafliof.the Levant, but the ilc
msnd was icfufc-' ,
. ' J'tne 16.
T'teTolfovvine circular letter was
ifTued by the JJritiflt vice-conful at
Hamburgh; on the td Vnflant.-
' Genilcnien, you are rr Q'tireJ to
leave the porr with your flt-ps, and
;to make fall in an hour, in order
that yon may take advantage of the
tide of Cuahavcn.
E. Nicholas.'
Jin e 17.. .
War with Holland.
"Lord Hawkefbury at the bar of
ihchoufe prcfented the following
mofl gracious mcflgc from hi ma
jelly r
GEORGE R.
'His mijcfly thinks it rlgKt toln
form the huufe of commoni, that
Tiom an ink tout drfirc to prevent
the calamities of war being eatend-
ed ,10 the Bttavian , Republic, ht
communicated, to that fovcrntnent
nil OHpciition 10 rripccr tneir nru.
trahty, provided that a fmilar fif
pofition was manifedrd on the part
, of the French covctnmcnt, that
the French forces were forthwith
i withJriwn from the tt'rtitoriei of
the Hatawjn Republic. , This pVd
pofiilon pot I ivtrg brrn a Imliled
by tha government of Ffance and
meafuftiliait gteeti recently taken
by them, In dirtd violation of thl
InJtptndtn'ce rf the Batavian Re.
public, ItTt majtfly judged itcxpf
o d'.ltd bis Minuter to Icatr
the Hague ; and ha h-i'fince "gWen
orden that fetters of tnarite and
general reprifajs QioulJ he fyedv
gainii tbe Batavian RepuWiC'ahdJts
fubjefts.: . , X ', :
Slis majefty has ar ill time?, rna
nifeded .the dearelt 'and moll lively
intereft for the profperjty. artd ide
pendence pf. the Umted Provinces.
He has irecourretdthefs proceedings
with the moll ftnerc tfref jj but
the conduct of-the French gtivrrn
,menthas left .htni no alternative;
andlin .adoniin?,thcremea(ures, he
' is aftnated by a fenfeof what, isilue
tb liu own dicotty , and to the fe-
curiiv'and eilentiariaierefls ot , his
domi n iohVr;,::.,.;' 7 r c. . r. '
After the mctTig1? 'was 'read an
addrefs of thanks for the comVjmni
cation paflcd r.em-cott. t
. "June .18 .'v ;..
' Nothing is more cert am,; than
that mini Iters are a&in? uto the
full extent of tha'pledge j;ivcn by
Lord rtawkefewry 'in the houfjo pf
commons on Mr. Fox's ' motion,
v'rt;; thst thev ivou'd dot accept the
mediat'iDn of Rulfii, but represent
tlvejr caufe to har power, j.ith('a
View, of epgagios;'!? good ofHces as
a mediator,- Mr. Rofs',' the mef.
fetiycr, no doubt,. Krqiii'ht import
ant advices on -this" bctj a few. days
ago frym St. PcCf(borg. Acoui.
t"er part cf them, in (ubllartcc, Was
"probably "fent "St t he fa me time
to tbe-.Rjillian thtnirter, at.Parit
This occafionrd hc fendihg'oVer of
a meifenger 10 ilic RtiTiah ambaffa
dor in London,; on whofe dif patch
es, as communicated to 'Lord H..
by Ccnnt Wbror.zow, 'a cabinet
' ton net I X' yeflerd'ay'j at which "a!
riibH all tfie cabinet miniller, a
mong others',' (!arl St. Vincenf,
were prefent. The refHlt waf fen'r
off' to the rving at Wimffolr.
It is no-ordinary TnelTongec that
h's broueht th'eie diTpatches'frorfi
sParis, bu M . de Xan(bu a'Rnfjlin J
.puftT.',' It is fa'ld,hs. carrie wwh a j
dinincl propofi ion from St.-. Pc j
rcrfburj"to Paris, which, after hav.
ing brn acceded to by th"! Chief 1
vuniui, was rorwaruen 10 tniscoun -1
Ira 11. .. 1 I a T . t I
wc (hall not attcmnt to cuefs. A i
few jdays .will, probably, throw
foiWe fight 'on the bufincfsS aVpre-'l
-A French paper printed in'Lon-
clon, contains a Parts letter, dated
the 8 b inftant', in wh1ca is trie fol
lowipg filly articled . . . "'.
Jt is nowfatdthit mionaparfe
Is abodt to be proclaimed Prouftor
or Continental Ltirope, andjiie
chitf of a cnatjtiiW-the objc ot
which is to obtain the liberty of
Ihefeaf." r .. U'
It was yeflerday reported that So
thotifand Brttifh timiui are to be
"fent to Portugal witji all pofTible
expedition, tor the dtlence of.'that"
kingdom sgiinft any attack of the
Ff enc'fj. ' :'
' June 20. , ,
On Saturday a rnc&ige from the
King was prefented to both houfci
of.patliament, intimating I lie necef
y tf .raifing 1 large additional
force. The nature of the plan by
which th force is to be raifed will
le .dated thia day, f it le'pot'frd
that the number of men tphe raifed
in 1 he full Inflance is upwards of
40,oco, and that St will he efTecled
by the ufual rneans. Petbaps eaih
county will b'c raited upon to furn
ish a certain number ol men in pro
portion to its poUiion. It iifald
that every feventh man is to be cat
led into a(ual fervice, 01 at lead a
confiderable proportion of males fit
for fervice, from ilffomefay irj
to 45. ' We have 00 dotiSt that tfie
Vncafure will be fti'ong, Ont rea.
Ion why government did not coun
tenancevotuhteer corps, at this pir.
licular moment prhab!y wa ihft
It. wou'd have lurifbfl eicuUi to
great cumieti'. Jjubljitutt rnull
be allowed. Evert during the te
"quifiilon in France, futfliiutts were
with fame timhstlos, permitted.
The men rt:uirel ill be for the
army'.. Th. 6t betcruiteJ
every !i'y 1 Jl" if -tarei adopted
at.hotacj is. I ' I I'.Ku'ifaf (hipt
fremattii
Jn-e 1
li il 2j l rehtoJci vipoh
Art it'll
ihi IT. rids of Guernfcy J: Jerfey,
or at leajl jtpon the latter, in coft. j
qnrncc 01 wnicn nve irigates lAiieu
yetterday from Portfmoath.for har
(Ution, ajnv'I fever l, more fhips of
war are under orders. Wher we;
recoHec that, Si? James S ui'mtrez
GominanJi by fea, and that General
hiirdon is Lieut. Governor and
commander in chief of the troops'in'
Jerfey, wvjvetertaitv,n6apnrehen
fions for 'the fa'eiy of that (land.
- The Moniteur of the 17th gives
the London, news, from "the Sun of
the, 13th, and to the article Hating
the KingtirexpecWly coining to
town onjhst day,-is a ppte which
irtfdrms til of the nature of the dif
atch, which the French iftcTTeriger
Brought whir reached Loridonon the
Su'nday evening.. He brought over
the capitulation of tfanover conclu
ded by Gen. Mortier, for Ms. rnai
jclfyVratilication the Chief Con.
I ful waiiing for the King' ratifica
I iron before he ratified it himfelf I
fjuonaparte let our on his journey
on Friday all ,Ke Was to have
reached- Amiens the next day he
pent Thurfday at Montfoutaine,
Jofrph'ftiianaparte's ftfar, and bs
b?gsn hi journey in the evening of
'near day; t . " ' .: ,,x
, 1 he trrnch troftps have entered
t'w. Papal territories, and a llrong
detachmeiif ii to proceed i'p the Ne
apolitan,.' The Court of Maples is
in a jituation of exfrehie embarraf.
if?n'h France yvilhes ube permit
ted to occupy part of Niples and
Sicily t a wi(H from her is to fuch
a power as Naples equivalent to a
com attid. ; Cm the Neapolitan go
vcrnmer.t is anxious to be excufed
pui receiving fuch t vihjr, and
have applied to the court of Vienna
which has prefen'cd a no'te.ni the
fu.bjecY to the French governmcni1.;
'. . Gen. Mortier has imoofed VerV
heavy contributions pn te unfrtrtu.
n-iic pcopic.oj nanovcr ; anu nas
(Ordered the arms of the Kim; of.
ungianu to, dc taken down through,
oyt ;tVtletorate., , ;
, The, laiell accounts from Spain
Rate that no flfp has yct.becn taken
in that country towards entering in
to a wit, with us. , .
A f lamb'irg paper of the 17th irtrt.
fiys, "that the French government
ht;e declared, that ihe French
troops hive orders di? to march he.
yond the liinita of thit' cleA.trnc.
and to remain only oi4'ne fi3e of
tne t ltte, , lint the floppage of the
trade between Hamburg tnd Eng.
land has done, almoft-as much inju
ry tyjhe former as if tin French
had anally taken'pofTctfion i f it.
The Porte Jiai declared ,iis inten
tion of maintaining a flria neutra
lity i and hasteit a tlrong flsst to
Archipelago and iKc) Mediterranean.
The captain Pacha commanded it.
4 By concur decree, dated the
joth inlh all merchandijr", manii.
fjclurcs or pro luce, coming diiecl
ly or indireclly front Grcat-Driuin
or its colonies, ev,en fn neutral bot
toms, are, prohibited', after the a.
bovc date from, entering the ports
of the Republic. To this iollru-
ment is fubjyi-.ed a declaration, that
all communication between Lfe
ism ani prance it at an end.
The American confutate at Lon
don, in confenuence of th? above
decree, has pualiihcd the following
nonce t . t
jintr'tan CnfuIUt
LenJs, jfjne 35, f3j,
" By anarrettent th lrcn;hn
vernment, of MclJiJor 111 (.fo Juue)
no AmcHcii veiTtl it prrmltted to
carry merchandUe of any kh!,di.
ra(y oriHdireclly from this eun.
iry to any port of tt Kepu'al'K.
And all lirilifh tnanifadutt., of
liritiOi colonial prtxftue, fa carried
ill ba Tubjcrt to cpnli kalian."
' HULLTjTnt 3;.
An extract of a Inter from MrfT.
Thomas Lee and Co. Jhrnburg,to
Mtllrp. .Goodwin and Lee, Hull
dated lun 14, ryt .,cr- xh'
now petns to it placed on 1 fure
nfi Towni, ai tt.fl
Hamburg Senat have tectivrd the
a Turanct of ihi Ruffian an. pj.in.
U coufn, that thejr ara dttttplntd
to enforce the flrlc" :...'raht
towards the tights of thofj places,
- -'LIVERFOOL, July "2;. ..x
In confequence of ,th blockade
of th: Elbe, the demand for fugaf.
coriee ana otner export proauce, is
ocarlyfufpcndcd ; andunlefs a vnt .
is foon opened in forTjAorts oh
that continent, to carry ." he pro-
. .1..-' ai.i. ;" ... " ,1 .1
(luce which is now acxi nu'aung,
wt fear, that the ft agnation, whicjht
will be put to this branch of pur
trade, added' to 4hc confluent fcar
city of money"', will opcrateunfa-..
yourably on theqir.icea ;v'bijt if wo
find other convenient. matUets 4 for
'the fale of export produce, it I
lifcety the prefent quota'ions will be
mainfained Immediately afcrthe.
. commencement cf hoXHlities, Vraiii
. 1 rt . .. ' t . ... . r 1 !.. ' V 1 . :v ' '
anu iiuur anvancea in price ; out as
it is generally believed, thatthere U
a larger ftock flf grain in the coun
try, than there has been for fomV
years at the , fame, fcafon, and the
growing corn being confiderable ia
quantity and thus far promifing in
appearance, molt articles of provi -lions
have declined in price.. , Trip
fufpenfion tif export jrade to the .
continent, of F-urope . materially af-
fctfs cotton, and.tha fales lor fotti.e
time pfl Iwebeen. very, lioiitcd'i
Uplaiii Ccbrgias may be quoted t
tz,a per lb. fine'qualttics may ,
bef confidcred rather more vatuable,
buttheie.are few. 'fine uplands in lua
marker, the late importations being
generally inferior. ' . ; ;
Leghorn ha$teen declared in k
(late of Ttege by order of Gen. Mo.
TJt and all, the Engfilh there de.
clared prifoners of war -upon their
parole. Two Englilh'velkli in the
port," richly laden, are Hated to
bave fallen into the hands 61 the
French, ' '-
PARIS, June to.. , !
Citpt tulattott ,of Hanovcr. -
'KJivjrJ Mitiier Lituttnnt.Gtn't,
rl Qwnindervt Chief t Ya tic
, AV nif.tr at War ,
" Hiad-aarters at iewburgh
, June '4.
MCjtiren Minillcr, ,
' " I had the honour to. Inform vou
h-f my letter of the 2S hult. of the
rrurchpf the Frenclj army towards
Hanover. Af;ff a march exceffivc
ly fatiguing acrsfs-arid fandi anL
marlhy heaths, tonk a pofitijnprt
,5he 31ft before VVcchte. . J was.af
ftirtd. that 'tlie enemv cuarded tha
UiHof iheJltinte. Gen. HamrncrV
flein ' co.Tiinindinij the aJvat.csd
Hiardof the King of England, 'oc
piipicd Dicpholti ,with ire frennd
and futh regiments ofu'hfctry, tw&
rrgtmerts ofQvalry and a divtfion
rif artillery. I made my pofitionji
10 diflixfge, him on the' following;
morning. The fecpnddivifion conv
manded by General Schincr, that of
cavalry under the orders of Genital
N anfouty, received orders, to p oft
thenifelvcion Cjoldendtdr, to forco
.thepiirjie of the Hume, andtodf.
ttt therofdves upon Suhlingen, that
they might cut off every thing that
ihey might fmfl between that placa
and. )icphoUa, hicli thediviGort
of General Montticlurd hii ordefs
tr.fkly m attack. The enemy Ire.
lug by this movement ha was turn
f d on his fight, rctireJ during h
night .to BurUcn..
, ' On the id indant the ' ar.ff i
guard commanded by G?n. Ihyutt,
nat a wj r(1n airmilhbrf :te Uauvrr,'
with the tear guards of the tnmi
M On the fecond tl's aroiy t'oi'c I
before . Suhlmgrn i the a !vjrud
i.uard moved towards L'ti'dm : tt
he re fill In with the tr.r my, and
noiWithllan'Mp;. h9 fuprriutiiy of
numtxri, ard the titrem laiip.e
of the tmoj.i, w30 ha J tMt W.jr
marthed Iwtlvi lraguM, Tia'l
Urotict fave the order to I'taik.
I ht enemv kept uji warm car
nonk. Some -ui irrri tl ihe fe
cond ferment Ut Huffari harr. I
tn valor thnlijditdrrfoorf f t!.5
ninth tejirent. 1 fry trcAcil
lift of that corpi, who f ?J, and v!
took fevrral pnloreri.
t was InformeJ by my fr-i;
that theheadof 0 hih. eol tlitw.
bourn rr rairr a I t! r,
nrmy had coilr clc-UU M art J ci
oaili nht bit. Si c f the Wafr.
I
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