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011.1 " CLARKE'S LECTURES DK. CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE will begin a COURSE of thefr LEeTIIRES on MIDWIFERY and be DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN on Thnsfday, January 21.--The Lettere' 110160 st the Hour/ of Mr. Clarke. No. to Upper join-itreet. Oaken (quire, ever, day, at a quarter pail ten delekic In the morning, for the oso.ettlenee of Students attending the Hofpitais.--For particulars apply to Dr. Clarke, No a. New Surlington-Itaiet ; or to Mr. Clarke, No. to, Upper John. ftreet, Golden feuare. From th. LONDON G4ZE77 January 6. MILITARY PROMOTIONS.—(Frew Tee!lay azAt's alltalk) WA! OFFICE JAN. 6. IR Regiment a Dragoon Guards--Cornet J. D. ll:inbuilt to be Lieutenant. without purehafe. vice Trewren, promoted In the 4th Garritnn Battalion; John William, Gent. to be Cornet. vice Bringhurft. • ed Ditto--Cornet Charles Stoodley to be Lieutenant, by Porthaft, vice Tonkin, promoted. sth Ditto. Walker. Gent. to be Cornet. without purehafei pviee Curzon, promoted ; William Rogers. Gent. to be Cornet, without purehafe, vice Wilton, promoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dragooos—Major W. Toy% from the sth Weft India Regiment, to be Major, eke Stuart, who ez• ;hinges. 14th Dittn 7 Benjaraia Peaeb, Gent. to be Cornet, by rod* vice Reade, promoted. 16th Ditto-Cornet P.Lloyd Fletcher to be Lieutenant, by per. chafe, vice A &worth, promoted. sad Ditto-Cornet James Mackay to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Rudolf, who retires. Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guards...Lieuteriant the Hon. John Athburnbam. from the 7th Foot, to be Enfign, without par chafe. vice Barrow, promoted. tit Regiment of Foot-Barry Price (late Serjeant in the 7th Foot) to be Quarter Matter, vice Halliday, appointed to the pth Gar. rifon Battalion. sd Ditto-MajorW.H Banbury. from the ssth Foot, to be Lieu tenant Colonel. by purchafe, vice Scott, who retires. 4th Ditto-Lieutenant Witham Leighton Wood to be Captain of a Company. by purchafe.viee Hutton, who retiree. stb Ditto--Gentianan Cadet Thomas Clarke, from the Royal Military College, to be BaDge, vice Whatnots, promoted in the 7th Cantle Battalion. 7th Ditto- Captain John M. Noah to be Major, without par. chafe, vice Prevoft, promoted in the Bth Weft India Regiment. 9th Regiment of Foot. To be Enfigna-Gaulanan Cadet Robert Tighe, from the Royal Military College, without purchafe, vice Whiney, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Frederick Sandy., from the Royal Military Col lege, without purchak, vice Weyland, promoted in the 4th Garrifon Battalion. Nicholas Wodehoufe, Gent. vice Gordon. promoted. tech Die to-Enlign and Adjutant Edward Mellinger to have the rank of Lieutenant ; Entire and Adjutant Spike to have the rank of Lieutenant; Enke; E. B.Thane to be Lieutenant. vice Owen. promoted in the nth Ganifon Battalion; Enka William Holden to be Lieutenant, ea Burke, promoted in the Canadian Feneibles. nth Ditto...Heber Fdward Hely, Gent to be Enka, without purchafe vice Mintoft. whore appointment has been cancelled; I , nn Wrenn, Gent. to be Enfign, without purehafe, vice Orne - fry who appointmest has been cancelled. . 17th Ditto.- 1 icutenant H.Defpard to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe. vice Mathew, who rakes. moth Ditto-Lieutenant John Murray to be Captain of a Coln jralsy, vice Weldon, decoded. ssth Ditto--Enfign Thomas Swyney to De Lieutenant, vice Brown, promoted in the Bth Garrifon Battalion ; William Bolton, Gent, to be Enhgn, vice Swyney. srb Dina-Eu(4n Francis Shee to be Lieuteasat, without par. chafe. vice Bennet,Who reigns; Barry Fox, Gam to b iL l o gy. vice Shee. 23th Ditto... Clement Sadler, Gent. to be Enke. without per. s h a r e , vice Akenfide, promoted lathe yet 0: reifon Bettallem 33d Ditto---Lieuterrant Robert Young to be Captain of a Comp& ny, without yurehafe, vice Qdn, promoted. 35th Ditto-Captain Charles - William Clarke, from the 84th Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vies Suabury, promoted in the ' 34 Foot. 36th Diuo--Serjeant Melee Thomas Sfedley to be Quarter Maf ter. vice Fradgeley.ded. oft Ditta-Aletandee Lord Berridale to be Entign, without put chafeorice Prater, promoted in the aeth Light Dragoons. ald Dire..-Et.fign Duncan Stewart to be Lieutenant, without pinnate 43th Ditto--Enegn T. B. Coitky to be Lieutenant, wlthoot per chafe ; John Metcalfe, Gene. to be Enfign, vice Cottle"; Lieu tenant W. H. Stephens to be Adjutent,vies Dunlop, prommed . in-the 7th Garrifon Sandia). scab Ditto..Enlign Charles Aldrich to be Liesteeme, by perk chafe, vice Pepper. who retires. ssth Ditto....Enfign Peter A. Hallos to be Lientemat, by pea chafe, vice ?Alibates), who retires. 56th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without portiere...Enigma Patrick Straghan, Burgh. M. P. Warfon, and Edward Irwin. To 1 7 .0 .011-9 -here kneeled, Oast. vice &ragban ; George e in ek. Oct.s via Burgh; John Ormiby, Gan. vice Watfoo ; . 0 „, ca . g.ns, Gent. vice Irwin. & l it Nitro --gentleman Cadet James Harrifen, from the Royal Military College, to be Enke, without wade. vice Fd lowa, promoted in the 4th Garrifon Battalion. 634 Ditto .-Lieutenant John Wilton, from the Royals, to be Cap tain eta Company, by purebak. vice Holwany, who intr o s., rft 0...W0n Ralph Dudgeon to be Lieutenant, vice Dams, promoted in the 6th Garrifon Battalion Loftus Richards, Gat. to be Snap, vice Scott, promoted in the stb Garrifon Bittalion. 79th Ditto-414 p W. 1/PBarnett to be Lieutenant, viee Came- roe, promoted in the Bth Garrike Battalion ; Macdonald, • Gee. to be Eagan. Moe htilsomet. g i ft Dicto..-Malor Alemoder Aberaomby. from the moth Foot, to be Major. vice Pleoduleath. orbs exchanges. 34th Ditto...Lieseeoant Jobe Cartes to be Captain of a Company, by purgbik. vice Clarke, promoted In the 33th Foot. Bsth Anktacli, Gent. to be Enka, by pmehafc, vice H ylton, prometeL /o ak Di t to.....Migor William S. Phaedra!), from the Sift Foot, to he Major site Abostromby, who meteors. nth Weft India Regleerr.-Major James Stuart, hem the 7th Light Dr to be Major, vice nail, who eschews. Roe Rangena-.Lieutenant Malcolm Tester to be ptehrof a Compaq. without porches; Lituesnant Wed bun H ewe d.", from the 4vGunton Battelle* as he Lineman, 'vice Turner. .4th Garrifon Battalloa..Enfign Pko f ettos, h em t h e ha k - Poot s to be Lieutenant; Enfign George Annelay, from the 74th Foot, to be Lieutenant; Charles Eaton, Gent. to be Ftifign, vice Browne, whole appointment has not taken place ; Sajeant Major Jacob Sapper, from the ad Battalion of Artillery, tes be Adjutant, wkb rank of Enka. ph Ditto—Seaga John Scott, from the pft Foot, to be Lieute nant. 6th Ditto... Lieutenant John Major, from the ?ter Pont, to be Lieutenant. yek Ditto—Enflgti J. T. Connell, from the Royale, to be Lieu tenant; Etdign William Akenfide, from the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant; &dant Marlon, from the sjd Foot, to be Quarter-Matter. toy R Military CoUege--Majer Howard Douglas, en half-pay of the York Rangers, to be 0 mmandant of • the Senior Depart ment, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. • The King's Getman Legion. ift Regiment of Dragoons—William Halpin, Efq. to be Payout ter, vice Sclimidern, who rea l ms. ift Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Bernard Crepp to be Lieutenant, eke Krauckenberg, deceafed. 14131011AND0 111 . Lieutenant Philip K earny, of the ssth Foot, is faperfeded, never having joined fines appointed. Lieutenant P.dward Schulze, of the 6001 Foot, it fuperreded, being 'bleat without leave. Th.! appointment of AtEftant Surgenn Abraham White, front the 66th Foot, to be Afli t ant Surgenn• to the jth Caftan Dot- cation, as &tied in the Gazette of a 341 ult. ham hot taken place. • EIKATO ht In the Gazette of the loth ult. •• , . i4th Regiment of Foot. F or --..... Cain, Ciao. to bc Emilio. withoot porehafe, vies Lease. Read Tlystass Lewis Caw s Ocat. to bc Zak% withaarisb!ei, . vicc 14ake. . . , s ... ~.; , H -. S. Chaos ivied by the. Lord Lieutcosta of the 1 County of Limoht. obe Dapqrf Liestesalaa.—ineeis Jobs Batman Manmade and Gown iliiroodbonfe, Vim. Dated Dotember go, de* ContrailLont in the Norfolk Militia, fi gaed bt the Lord Lieutenant.—Eaftern Keg iraedt. !gongs Oct to be Lientemam.vice Layton, promoted. Dated De• ember is, iBo6. George Brown, Gent to be as Enka, vice Elk, reigned. Dated as - above. John Spence Pikellng, Gent. to be an Enlign, vice Ore, pasehotod. Dated December 14, tBo6 BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. January's,. lions:. John Hopkins, now or late of Chigwell, In Eris, coalman brewer, dealer and charm), at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Shepley. of Selby, York&lre, brewer, dealer and chap. man, to fturenda January 23, 24, and February 17, at four at the George !nth_ Selby. Attornies. Mr. Swallow, Selby ;or Wire.t tykes and Knowles, New Inn. john Julian, of Bobber's Mill, Nottinghernlhire, miller, dealer and Chapman, January 12, 14, and February 37. at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attoruies, Me fu. Middlernore and Percy. Nottingham ; or Mali& M'Dougall and Hunter, Chili. Newney Langdale, of Thlrik, Yorkfhlre, wine and fpirit merchant, dealer and charms. January tp. 20. and February 37, at eleven, at the Whits Swan Inn, Middleham. Attornies, Mdfn Dinfdale and Hale, Middleham ; or Mr. E. Chippen dale, King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple. Benjamin Hunt, late of Brighthehhttone, Suffer, builder, dealer mid ehapman, January at. era, and February 17, at eleven, at the St. James's Tavern and Hotel; in Brighthelmftone. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Hill, Orighthebuttone ; or Mr. John Smith, Fur rival's Inn, London. John jackfon, of Scaleoates, Yorkibire, cabinetmaker, deakr sad chapman. January 36, 37, and February t 7, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern. Klnglion-upon.Holl. Attendee, Mr. Cal worth, Huß ; or Mars. Allen, Exley, and Stocker, N 0.4, Fur nival's inn, London. William Butt, of Page's Walk, Bermondfey, Surrey. hammer chant, January 7, at ten, January 14, at twelve, and February 27, at die, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ledwlcb, No. 3, Ba l. win's court. Ooalt•lane. DIVIDENDS January 14. Peter Statism the yowler, of Manchefter, dealer and diapason, at eleven, at the Higher Royal Oak Inn, Maischetter. January 16. John Morris Bennett, of Broil:ley, Salop, addle; at twelve, at the Lien Ins, Braider. January ts. Edward Farrar, now or late of Pudfey, Yorkfidre, clothier. at eleven, at the W hite Haft Inn, Leeds. January ter. Thomas Wlgbtmaa, late of Arundel, Stare', vintner, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Arundel. January is. Thomas Farrar, of Pudfey, Yorkildre, clothier, at eleven, at the White Horfe inn, Leeds. Jan. 13. Edward Hargrave. late of Whitcombe-ftrect. but now of Lower Tooting, Surrey, dealer and chapman,at ele ven, at Guildhall. Jan. is. Charles Lock, of Reading, Berkihire, horfe-dealer, at eleven, at the Bear Inn. Reading. Jan. 16. George Wilke. of Gausholme,Lancalltire, corn miller, Re. at four, at the George Ina, Wakefield, Itorkatire. Jan. zo. George Andrews, late of Hokiburne,Hanspihire, tanner. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. ts. John Starr, of the City of Worcefter, brandy merchant, at ten, at the Whi te Hart Inn, Brian!. Jan. t 3. Jonah Jackfon, William Lowe, Charles Minton, James Shuffiebothant, John 'aimless. and Jaws Leigh. all now or late of !Viands:tier, merchants, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Deanlgatc. Jan. 01. "aleph Gibbs, of Birmingham, button-maker, at twelve, at the Union Tavern, Uoion-ftreet, Birmingham. PARLIAMENTARY PROGAEDINGS. 4 - - ' 46' lt t‘ ; d iet' '":"lb l'.. iika•iMOYhaabia ‘ • HOUSE OF LOitDS, TUESDAY. J 4 The Royal Mks* was given by CenuniNon to better regulatiou of the Trial of Controvated Elet The Lords CossmiXoners were the Lord Chaosellor, Lord Walfingbaas, and Lord AucklaDd. The Duke of Rutland and the Earl of Abcvgavcsny were (worn and took their feats. The bins upon the table (Naturalisations) were read in their re/waive !loges ; and the oaths of abjuration and fidelity were adminiltered to or Odic fubjeds, previoully to his bill being re. ferred to the easAtletadon of a Costinittce.—Adjouroed. 6. BM fee the HOUSE OF COMMONS. At half paR three o'clock, the Ultra of the Black Rod tow head the Honk to the Houfe of Peers, to hear the Royal afent gi vento the Bill for better regulating the trial of Controverted, and for expediting proceedings relative thereto : After which the SPEAKER reported the proceedings to the Hoefe en Ms return. Mr. SPEAKER. that informed the Hoch that he bad received letters from Thomas Boucher, Efq. that certain petitioners who had prefaued Counter Petitions for the City of Dublin, for the County of Mayo, and for the Borough of Newry, had entered into the neceffary reeeinisanees to profecute their petitions in due form. on which they were order to !hod for confideratios on the fame days as the terser petitions he the fame place. Leave wu given to bring in a Bill for theimproyalsent and ro. Fascia of the Filhery of the River Tweed. On reading the Report of the Committee on the London Dock Company, leave was given to being in a Bill to enable the Cam , pany to purehafe certain water works at Shadwell, for the farther accommodation of the Winds of the Dock. The Reports of the Committees on she Malt. and Pennon and perfooal Mate Bilis, were brought up, read, and agreed to. The Bills were ordered to be cogrolfed, and enkred to be read a third time to-morrow, if then enrolled. The Report of the Committee of Ways and Means, voting ten millions and an half to be raffed on Exchequer Bilb.--Rdole don read,agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be brought in portunt Mr. HOBHOUSE, on motion, obtained leave to bring is a bill to indemnify loch perfons as may have omitted to godify dual felves foe certain offices and employments, ace. TIIITVOID ILICTION. Mr. WHITBREAD moved the order of the day for returning the adjourned debate of laft night, on the quenion of difcharging fire order for taking this eleSioo into confideration on the 27th infant, for the purpofe of potiponing it until the firft open day after the next term; which being read, Mr. Whit- bread engned the reatons fx the propofed delay to be, that the laft eleition for this place ' was held on the 4th of November : that there were objeEtions to three votes which bad been given for the Sitting Member ; that the fubjeit was intended to be con. tailed before a Committee of this Houfe : but pre vious to the taking of that court., it would be necet. fart to apply to the Court of King's Bench for an information in the nature of a gas warrant% calling on thefe three perfons who had voted for the Sitting Member,to (hew by what authoritt they claimed the right fo to do. If they went' before the Committee the petifrower would be told, that he mull fira bring his queffion in a Court of Lew, %before he appealed to a Committee, which Would be inipoffible, unlds the appointment of the Committee was delayed, in order to go through the necefary procedure in a Court of Law. He waked no unneceffigy - clelay, and therefore he flould only with to delay the appointment of the Committee for a fortnight beyond thf day for which it now Rood ; and with that 'view,he moved that this order be difcharged. Mr. MINGAY entered into a fuceina billowy of the proceedings of this cafe, and averred dr}iiii. his honour,' drat the Honourable Member who bfpgght forward this meafure, bad been mifinfortned in many' pirtikulaes- in this cafe, which, under the math of ateachrien; to the purity of Eleition, and the rights of the. Ettlairs of the Burotigh, was a mere r !of private *gee towar bins ;it was a game behind 110 Ctlllaills u thsJirwii publ i c Niinig4, nee 'lt,- , i 'ttfte It. • 1 •1 At 0 11 1 • ..- • . • , :I. .-• i • • I - 1 in the Honour.ble Member who lc s ught it filmed lois above it—bus in chore whoal rr citified 'his information. The obje& was AO harafs him, to keep hini in hot water. So &Rime of merit was the appileation of thefe perfons, that the-very vote, which was that of Mr. Alderman Mingay (his bro. 'abet), now no more—a vote now objeaed to—hadl fo long ago as the year t 801, voted for the very per fon who prefented the prefent Petition. Five years bad thefe parties dept upon . this had lately dreamed, and waking, dm y could- recant& fomething of their dream 'which might ferve their purpofe, and fo they let it down in their Petition ; and now that the hour of trial of that Petition was approaching, they difcovered that they wanted time, and now &Reeled to be furprifed for the want of it s whereas they had Rated the objeaion on which they now relied to the Mayor of Thetford, had argued it there, and were over-ruled there, on the 4th Novem ber ; and had the whole of the lalt term to make the very application which they now a& time to make, but never made it. He admitted this, although in welling to his feelings as an individual, regarding as he did.the feelings of others, and difdaining Inch a paltry matter, was below the dignity of the Houfe to difcufs at length ; and ought, in thefe times of great political events, to be pail by with very fltort notice; but, in point of precedent, it was a cafe that was important ; and in that view, be took leave to • refill this motion, becaufe, if this was granted, the Houfe would never know what fort of-application, founded on pi eagles like there, to refute. Mr. TIERNEY laid, that be ought not to be ant ious to (peak on a queflion apparently agitating the feelings of two gentlemen, for each of whom he felt fo much refpea. He Would, however , remove alt Inch perfonal confederations from his mind, and eider merely the fimple fall of a Petitioner afking for a more dillant day than that already fixed upon, fcr hearing his Petition, though in the cafe of Petitions, the eventing a further day was by no means an ono fuel indulgence ; yet he was, upon the general prin ciple, ao enemy to delay in loch cafes But he thought the prefent cafe fufficiently exempted from the gene ral rule, by its peculiar circunillances—the Petitioner requires a further day as indifpenfible to the objea of his Petition—the fitting Member, on the other hand, does not (hew that any poffible inconvenience can rife to him from this delay. It is objeaed too that the Petitioner did not make an early application to the Court of King's Bench. The elation took place upon the 4th of November, and the day next but one was the &ft day of Term, and yet it is anted why the Petitioner did not prepare all the neceflaries for an application to a Court of Law between the 4th and 6th of November, though he was not at that time apprized of the inadequacy (to vote) of two of the perfoni objeaed to—he Would think it a monlirous injuflice to refute the application for a longer day. The ATTORNEY GENERAL conceived that the Houfe was now about to exercife a judicial func tion, and that it Would paufe before it would ra(hly go to efiablifk a precedent. The Gentleman who (poke lag had Paid that it war hard to cape& that the procefs of an application, for a quo warranto, could have been made within the firll day of term ; but the Gentleman Would recollea that though term did not commence till the 6th, it did not end before the aBth, and that it was rather fufpicious that in all that time' ao Rep had been taken by petitioner to make facts application. As to the argument, that delay was ' not alledged to be an inconvenience -o the Sitting Member, he did not think it conclufive, nor Would he think it fair to be compelled to prove his title to his ellate, merely becaufe that proof was eivirely predicable. He Would vote againft the Motion. Sir WM. WYNNE thought that however it might be a queßion whether (arch delay was inconvenient to the Sitting Member, he was Cure that it was in convenient to that Ho ule and to the public. The SOLICITOR GENERAL did not think that the Houle could rejea c the motion, confißently with jullice-rit had pome within his knowledge that of three of the perfons objeaed to, one only was op poled at the time of tendering his vote, and sho t t a month had elapfed fence the elation before tik peti tioner was apprised of the illegalitg of the other two -votes. He hoped that this bong eirsomflance would have its due weight with the Houfe. Mr. ROSCOE was of opinion that the time pram' for by the petitioner Would be granted. Mr. BATHURST entirely concurred with the Attorney General, and thought that the Hoofs not be kilned in pOfiponing the hearing to a Mee dißant day than that already fixed upon. Mr. FELLOW was againft the delay. The quelion being now loudly called for, the Houfe divided on Mr. Whitbread's motion—Ayes 35—Noes 54 —Majority 19. CITY 07 DUBLIN DITITIOW. The Order of the Day for pn9poning the coati. deration of the City of Dublin Petition, being read, Mr. C. W, WYNNE was of opinion. that upon fuck a fubjea as this, very fufficient reafons lhould be given, before the Houfe would content to any delay, which might tend to interfere with other more important public loufinefs. Mr. CALCRAFT• anfwered, that fence the day fixed for the conlideration of the Petition in qtreftion, another Petition lied been prefented agstina Mr. Grat tan, of which he had not the kali notice. In a city like Dublin, where Acre were upwards of soon 'co. tern, it was neeerary to fcrutinixe a great many, and therefore it was insportant that fufficient time Amid be granted for Ms perpofe. He further obferved, that having received the Petition in queßion, he in. advertently prefented it before he had received any particular inarueions upon it. He had fence re. leeived a letter from Mr. La Tkruche, in which he explained thefe cirensaftaime. He, therefore, trnßed the Houfe would grant a longer time for the confe deration of this matter. Here the SPEAlrig. ;minded the Hoare of the rule being entered Wiwi that no Pyition thould be poßponed after a cat!, except tinder the fpecial circutnßancei of its* "' it was, therefore, for the Houfe to judge whether they would relax tharrule upon the precept %alio& .. ei I , , Mr. C. W. W esprogral hiniftlf whelp fatisfied with the esplesiaiioo nf the•liesortrabk Gentles; n (Mr Cobras); and Mr. S AW declared his *pistol*** and ctofalt to the ap intim. .. :' .1 The • titiori was aecordial b „lewd uno Thurfdar, Are limb day of —4 4 and the *arab= adjourned, , . . , : - t. A. • FORZIGN RVSSII. IROM THE HAMI3URGH AND ALTONA PAM& I . ST. NOY. s 6. Field Marfbal Count' Kamitinfkoy is anived in this city ; his dcpirturo for the army is daily expeited— be is celebrated throughout the Rams army for his great knowledge of taaics, his bravery, and the if. gout of his difcipline. The Pruffian General Wald is urged here. PRUSSIA. DEC. t 6. !, According to letters from Pomerania, the corps of lbe army commanded by General Monier. which. occupies Roftock and the neighbottriag roma', ad. minced on the stilt init. formal thoullusd 'men to Anclam. It is &id that Count Haugwita has ob. twined his refignation. The French fairer mach from bad weather and bad roads t (event pieces cleanings are buried in the, pod beesteen Catkin and Paten, fo that it is impoffi ble to draw them cut. Macros were.deasanded from the frontiers of Weft to draw the mrtiage of the Prince of Benevento. _ _ __ _ - The Hofpitals of this place are fall of Fick and wounded French, who arrive here nightly by wag gons full; as alto at Magdeburg. The doors of the . . hofpitals are clofely Gut, and no one allowed to enter. or come out ; contagious fevers and the white flux prevail to that degree among the French, in Ger many 'and in Poland, that thonfands of them have, already fallen ?Mims, and thoulands m ore will pro bably there the fame fate. Their troops in Meck lenbnrgh, Saxony, and other puts, are alto alleged with finular difeafes. From Newburgh, Franconia. ke. Ste. a number of phyficians have been in requi. fition, in order to flop the progrefs of thole difeafes, which continue to make the moll dreadful ravages. From Rtafia we learn that Field-Mufhal Count Kamenfltoy had been inverted with the chief com. mend of the Ruffian army, for which purpofe he has received the molt estenfive powers ; the Ruffian armies on the frontiers of Poland amount to near 350,000 men, which number will be confiderably augmented by the month of January. The trade between St. Peterlburg. Stockholm, and Knoingfberg, is now l-rifker titan ever. Dec. so.—On the rith inft. peace was figned at Pofen between his Majefty the 4inpror of the French, Icing of Italy, and his Majefty thy fias of Saxony. . Yellerday fenral reports of peace were in ;drubs. tion, and it was even Paid that peallmiserks wen figned. The Prince of Orange is wiekbie err se • Freyenwalde. Dec. 53.-.—We have not yet any certain ;mai. gence from Poland and Sada : in the mean time the range of troops continues without interruption, On the :aft great part of our garrifon was to have fet out for the C.lnd Army, but at the moment when cite troop' were ambled. in order to depart, they received a counter order, and only a (mall party fet oat I to-day have arrived, and continued their march, a confiderable number of troops. It is laid *at a Council of War has paired lenience on the Commandants of Magdeborgh. Stettin, and Coatis' ; and, it is added, that the two fir ft have been broke, and the latter condemned to death. The continual rains hare fo cemliderably fuelled the r !yen, tbst an inundation Is feared. 11116 1 -AV, D. 4• A ProdellirtiOn addrefe4 to the iabphitants of $l. 'Fitt has been publifixed here, dated December 3, and the Cotust Von Goren. Major and Fingal Adjutant tp his Majelly. It appoints the Prirtce of Ash.* Piste Overran+. GE)41111 of Silefia,and aferts that, iootwitheauding the Waft of the enemy—that he is annihilated the whole force of the Priam hionarehy—.the ring is Rill at the host of a power. ful *may i and that giro formidable Ruffian armies are on the banks of the Vilbala, and a third, mach more numerous, is approaching br baßy marches. /op— DM 13• In contequence of ithe peace Saxony and france,Abe King of a confiderable contingent of troops, the amount of 20,000 men. On the tstb loft, pew was figned tween his Majefr tht If„rnpFror the Duke of Saxe %,ftiatar. The Pruffian Royal Family is Chance is dead, and the Pribecfs A Traveller of DifilaCtion, who bead quarters of Napoleon. bringindyece that a dp• cifive battle between the French and Ruffians may be expeited today or to-morrow ; for every thing, be fays, is ready for the encounter. The Ruffian occupy a very (hong pofition. Emperor fet out with the utmoll expedition for Thorn, where alma all the Frenel army was collated fine the tith. It is not, hnwever thnugl to that this battle can be fo near at hand ; fa ,eral sa ki:, laden with arms, ammunition, &c. let out to ds y • under an efcort from Berlin for Poten. General I Oudinot (Cu out to lay or to.toorroF fur %12: fxn c. is now arts 4.►rbki (tinned ; ceissd ordeis to Oar, therefore, 11 drawn in to take s entirely •at eared of the dt E v ety thing e and the Frencl again& this city Rif Serene Minitter *Fob M. Darn, Ibten quered by the F The Marqnft who'had follow( from ikrlin; art city,iiri the thr noveiairived y 4 4ccording to pa -Vtitu advanced, by Thel ithilcimp ow t thi Conquerors and the Narew. that a PruiGan had, with all th The remainder foot, arrived hi belonging to ti OD the 7th, and Corvo. Two I Dec. chefini and Ge ference, fet out ties of the depa inilant, an and condefcended 1 a half. Thefe dinner with th( and in the even The Welt al Trench were in the Mutts of fortrefs was in We learn tl rsoth inftant, bed by a cold the bridge ovl pouts on the 111 latter place fui daily take pla polls on the I the Coffacka over the Fen Five Hofp where Kofcit expedied by t at the head o General B before the Fr , lions, and tal 'to *feria in d tween Praga defolate wal numbers of fluff and oth with a gene chatter from curable. AU priwai French -Ari and ficknefi Creme: Th Holland ha. General Warfaw ha difirefi give we are affu poleon are " The and Napol conliderabl of Slefwick of Denmai ceived orde at a moms on the fea I of Cronenl of guards the line ar 'the mean maintain i French all in the Prt Baltic ; to .•1••• T 4 • concluded betpv 'Saxony will fond, opt, as it it (aids to Sped at Poten be and his Excellency at Memel, Pane Cs Alexandrina Tel to comes from the io irbki a bed Owl drawn bola Cu