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zuminntair GOMA, Dec. i6 .— According to the latell se. counts from Toulon. the fquadren there is Rill kept blockaded by the Engliik fieet, which is greatly fuperior to it in the number of (hips. There are now at Toulon ty,ooo chofen troops, which fo Coon as cireumilanees (ball permit wi ll embark on board the hips of war and the tran fports p--twelve gun boats completely fitted out are lying ready to fail, and ma ny others are building. The (hips of the line of the fleet of Admiral Nessoa. and three frigates, have taken in Ire& water and provifions at the gland of Sardinia, and failed again. The report which has appeared in Come journals, that Sardinia bas declared in favour of England is, however. erroneous. The Mirka!' fleet winter at Novarino, in the Mo Vet. The Captain Paeba, before he returned to Cost itantinople. depofed the Paeba of Scutari. Lammas, Dec. 34.—The following orders were ;lilted to the French army from the head quarters at Milan, on the syth of December : The General la Chief los referrod—t. That the trading bylps 'Oda eater thrhotteor of Leghorn flail in tome by oily Aired by the Mous onkel*, hot wishes' Abeam frees my welikary pekelmoresidepot smash omplyledoblitlefornsprs • bribed by the Repel Comeerdal The Cm. mod of the basteer *ell be elves to fink milker, wherbiers es the fame of Earertilbe appoint ; thole saintliest OEM oily stye soda of el inetleos mode by the Wiper to the esmessfer Mae hooch yerilfoymotesert thesefoves to the esses4 tram tatsefcdthe reiebdess masts wrest the messy bees obtain ing alosavaltiao or yresto s sse— nha t. ri=ts ciatary to the above erticre are hereby 11101411 T. Dec. a6.—l communicate to you 2111 pleating in telligence that our harbour, fince the day before yef. lordly, is no longer in a Rate of fiege, bat is reltored to its ancient neutrality, and again under the Taken Government.' It is therefore believed, that in future even Englith goods may be imported and•exported without any examiaation. • &soma &arras, SAMS OATS. The neutrality again granted to our port by France Las iliccarsoned here the greaten joy, as it is espetted it will beide new life into commerce. It is doubtlefs a confokuctice of the convention between the French Government sad Courts of Madrid sad Lithos, which England appears tacitly to have approved, that the may not litik,the trade to Spain, Portugal, and Italy. We than focal be able to procure Emil& colonial commodities and asanufaaares in abundance. Every thing is tranquil in the kingdom of Naples and the fears tithe Porte. ktS the French Wald make an at tack on the Korea, have hitherto at haft proved without foundation. Liston Dec. ao—Some days age it was again reported. ;hat the French Envoy, General Lasses was about to leave this country. having suede fame new propofitions, which the Miner of State. the Vifenunt De BALSAM**. had reisifted. after a Warm difeelion. The day before . yeßerday. however, Gen. taws. repaired to the Prune Regent, and every thing was fatisfaittorily arranged. The queftios is Paid to have related to the ezpences oceanoned by the &ambling of the French army at Bayonne. Visage, Jam. 4. —According to letters received at Conitantino u ple nip te mtet tain Paths is dead there, and HAIM Bair is ' die new Turkies AdasiraL— Among the onnded reports in circulation here. one is that the Roman Prince Boatsmen, brother.in law to the Fiarr Consul,. will be raifed to the dignity of a Prince of the Empire. Henna, Jan. so.—Our fleet at Fluffing is ready to fail ; the troops, even thofe which have arrived front the Hanoverian territory. are embarked. Some of the Batavian troops will go with the French. and others remain as a prams of the Wand of Wel. therm. Since the Stb, we have again had froft, and the communication between Amfterdam and Zealand, by means of our canals, is for Tome time interrupted. LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARY 30. Um CaAtn . Musroloo OF 'rocasr-.Hada SA y TURDAY ot A thoPeNle Ma. PRICE ON 8 Sark Stock 1534 &Olt Allll. ji 3 per C. Rad. Ann Off India Stock 1734 3 per C Coat 363 i Imp. 3 pa Cent. Al 4 rs C 731 74 Imp. Ann. 24 9-16 s per C. Navy o=l4Bl 2t 2 N. I Per C 1797 air Lottery Tickets aang Ann. Ai 9-1 Conf. for at. siSif Donut, .1/01. 13. 34 per Dent. Gov. Deb. 61-5 per Contn es. Caurfe of Enchangc--Zokl n ou l.eadao 1741 a 111 JANVAIT 25. 3 per Cent. totilllchange, Madan on London, t 7 41* The Gazette of Saturday was (dent rdpetting the evacuation of St. Domingo, the details received by Government not having come from the Command. ing Officers. ft is believed the official difpatches were on board the Rosa packet, captured on her homeward palrage. No doubts are entertained of the French having quitted that llland. The follow. ing letter from an officer belonging to our block. &ding fquadron, contains Come of the particulars: " Off St. Darning.; , Dec. 9. 1103. " Having juff got fight of the homeward bound Convoy, and thinking it potfible I (ball have an op portunity of fending on board, I write merely to tell you the game is quite up with St. Domingo. Cape Francois is in poffeilion of the Blacks. RocNaN • •au preferred entering into articles with Maw ves rather than with the Britifb, by which he was very near facri6cing his whole army, the Blacks haw. Lig formed a refolution to fink every (reel in the harbour, when fortunately a boat from the fquadron prevented it, and the whole army are prifoners of scar. We have taken three frigates ; two are very good, and the other indifferent ; unfortunately one of them got on (bore coming out dote by the batter!, and the Brigands were ready to put every fool to death, had it not been for the boat, which I fent in. and hoilled Engle& colours, and the Officers :nt on Chore to claim them as Englills prifoners, and by very great exertion got the frigate off with Vie Ifni of her rudder; I have her now in my poref lion, and am taking her to Jamaica. , 'Y. S. The enotMities ROC maustau coauaiteedes• seed ilsi !milt aio earleva ,hiss I be iii true difeiplo of BONAPAILTet." • T he follow ing Information has been received through the medium of a Dania% veil from Africa, via Santa Cruz, and Tortola, dated the sad Odober lad:— A &limn quarrel having arifen between the natives in the neighbourhood of Caps Coati Cattle. in Africa. and the Government of that place. Ries had enfued, and the refuk was that the Blacks Town had been burnt, and the natives driven into the woods. On the Britilb fide a ferjeant was killed and feveral of the ganifon wounded." A report prevailed JAR night which we hope time will confirm, that the Cape of Good Hope is once more in our hands. If Co we hope it will never be given up again. We know that the French Govern ment did not expel at the making of the laR peace, that this country would ever be induced to relinquilh that valuable poreffion. It is poirtbk the Cape may have been captured by the fecret Expedition an nounced to have failed fome time ago from Calcutta; though, at the time its deßination was reported to be Ceylon. LIR night arrrived a Mail from Hamburgh, from which we have given extra& of every thing deferr ing of any notice, in the priceding columns. Yetterday we alto received Paris Journals to the soth inf. inclufive. The mull important part of their contents is the annual nos; by the Government, of the fiteation of the Republic. It is filmier to all the previous manifetoes from the fame quarter. In view. ing the fituation of France, her finance, her revenues, ac. are all flouriibing. On looking to England, the political telekope is not only reverfed, but the glates are darkened, as if to enable weak eyes to gaze at the fun I Our forces are Paid to be weak—our people difeontented—and even oar navy is laid to be Rarved, in confequence of the parfimony and improvidence of our Minifters. It is extraordinary that the ar ticle does not contain a fiagle word on the fob jet" of invafion. The dißraded Rate of the Turk & Empire Is alluded to, and a kind of promife given that France will fupport that decaying power. ...We remember !imam profelfions were made before Sommers's expedition to Egypt. To dwell longer on the contents of the expil, would be to in. felt our Readers. The Aksierar alfo contains a petulant article by General Nosose and other French Olken, on the Rate of opinion, and of preparation spina invafion in this cotunry. The Egli& vulgar are reprefented as abfolute barbarians, and the LNG and Qv.. are abufed in language which can be circulated only out of Britain. We are happy to fay. that the Lao is perfeely recovered. On Saturday morning his Majerre took the curdle of riding on horfeback in the riding honfe. The Duke of Yoaa afterwards had an au dience of his MAIIITT. - In the evening their HAIRSTIRS had a Mee party. Among the company were, the Countelfes of HAR RINGTON. HARCOURT. and C ; Earls of UZIRIDO I and HARRINGTON ; Lords RADATOCR, ST. HiLso's, and feveral others. Yefterday morning Sir Evan Nassau left his houfe in the Admiralty, for Dublin. Lady blarsan and the tea of the family will remain at Sir Evan's houfe at Fulham, in Surrey. The (upper given by the Palace at Brighton. on Thnrfday, was fervid op in two feparate rooms. in one of which his Royal Highnefs prefided. and in the other the Duke of Noeroms. Among the corn. pang who partook of the entertainment were. the Dukes of CLeeence and Kum. the French Princes, and a numerous aikathlage of the Nobility and Gen try of both feces. The Ladies in general wore white drefes. with long trains, fancy turbans, fuperbly or. Demented; betides which there was a great difplay of feathers and Rowers, Yefferday the finenets of the day awaited a great number of faihionables to t h e different parka in the vicinity of town. Among the equeffriam in Rottewrow, we noticed, the Duke of Sr. At.aan's. Earl of STAIR. the Earl of WIIITNOILILAIII4 Lord 1A116701114 Lord PIITICe swan, Right Hon. Secretary Yoaita. Lord and the Hon. Arranra PAoar. the Eatl of Ca.aaa' Earl of CLovacamt., Sir R. and Mr. GUNNING, Lord G. Scrums', Earl of POMMY, Mr. Durr, &c. &c. Parliament will meet, purfuant to their adjourn ment. on Wednefday next. The remainder of the &Mons is not expelled to be of long continuance, Government having made fuch an arrangement of the public bufinefs, as will enable the Member* of both Houfes to return very early in the Spring to the de fence of their refpellive difiriAs.—A revifion of the feveral Volunteer A& of the lag Sellion will, it is un• derflood, be the firll °Wee of the Minifiers attention. An AEI is now preparing by the Law Officers, for akertaining the period and conditions of the Volunteer (creme. By the provifions of this Bill, the Members of all the Corp* now in exitlence will have liberty to refign if they pleafe t but fuch as re main muff engage to (tree regularly in their atten dance forint years or during the rootirroance of 16r mar; and the fame conditions will be impofed on all thole who enrol themfelves hereafter. Such as may withdraw from their different Corps, will be liable to the ballots for the Militia and the Army of Referee ; for which purpofe it is fupprifed the ballots in the different pinnies will be fufpended till the operation of the AQ. Supplementary to this will be another Bill for regulating the appointment of the Officers. Yefterday fe'nnight J. Baker, a Private in the London Volunteer*, was difrniffed with every mark of ignominy, at the head of the Company, for re futing to take the oath of allegiance : his arms, ac coutrements, and abashing were Aripped off upor. the pantie. I~arii~i AL !NPSLLJCRNCL MAILS THIS DAY..-WW S. mi.a. sec I 111111. sits. DobSs 3 s th . suberiS s 3 Waterford j PRIVATE Lrrirta FROM DEAL, JAN. it A molt dreadful gale fprung up between one and two o'clock this morning from the fouth well, which obliged molt of our cruisers to quit their nations on the French coati. The Locurr gun brig, which came in laft, brings intelligence of an Englilb thin being on (bore off Boulogne at the time the left the caoft. The crew were difcharging the cargo. The cannonading mentioned in my laft proceeded from the batteries firing on our fquadron, while a large convoy of different veffels was pang along clofe in chore. None of our rails received a fingle Ibot. NAL, ►AST TWO O'CLOCIt. It Rill continues to blow a moR treasenduous gale. The bettors.*Lire. Alta 's!". and feveral other eel fell have juR anchored off Weimer Cattle. I am much afraid we Roll receive melancholy accounts from fea. JAIIVAIIt 29. The Vot.roaa arrived here Ns morning with the loft of her anchors. I believe the came front Don genefs. Intelligence has been received here of ano ther very large convoy being on their page from Boulogne to the weftward ; but as the gales waft have driven them intoport for Atelier, great hopes are entertained thu onr 'Taints may be able to fall in with them as foon as the gale abates. Yefterday it blew a complete hurricane accompanied with a molt tremendoous fea. Amortise Larrea.—Arrived the &totems (het Stemma frigate as mentioned yeaerday) ; Aisne' and Locos? gun brigs. from a cruise. Pot back the Winsome's, Ornament, and GLATTOR Eaa Indiamen. Came down the FORT bomb, and the Ste Thous. Busier Eaa Indiamen, and remains with the !hips as per lea. Wind W. N. W. Doves, Jan. aB.—Lan night, about eleven o'clock, it came on to blow extremely hard, and in the coterie of the night increafed to a heavy gale from the both ward. Towards morning it (hiked round to the weaward, and continued to blow with unabated fury. Our Boulogne iquadron have been driven from their Rations by its violence; Come °latent have taken re fuge ander the Nets, and others are gone into the Downs. Two (kips of war pared here today (one of them the In ire) for the Downs. TORBAY, JAN. sB.—Arrived the ViLLS Olt Past% Colossus, and DRIAIDISOOONT men of war, from a cruise ; being blown off their Ration in the late gales. Wind S. W. F*LNoUTM, Jatr. a7...-3alled this day the Bran& (hip Providencia. Capt. Aiwa'', with wool, from bilboa (called here for orders) for London; the Dutch Eafi India Ship Juliana Maria, Capt. RausoN, (prize to the Favourite ktter of marque, of London, on her outward bound voyage to the South Seas,) for London ; and the fhip Hope, Capt. Banner. for , Hull.—Remain in Carsick Roads his Majefty's 'hip Nonaoo, of 24 guns, Capt. 011atc, and in harbour the following packets, with four mails for Lilbon, one for Jamaica, and one for the Leeward Iflands, viz.—Walfingharn, ROPARTI. and Prince of Wales, Tooth for Lifbon ; Princefs Amelia, Sysyses, for Jamaica, and Prince Erneft, PIETIES, for the Leeward Iflands.—A King's Mellinger arrived at Cummins's Hotel a few days fine, and will take bis passe on board the Written= packet for Lifbon. The And. land may be ezpeited in the courfe of two or three days with the mails from that place ; it is expeeed that the will bring tome important news relative to the negociatioas pending between Spain and this country; his Majefty's brig Ganser, it was Paid at Lilbon, would convoy her home. The Princefs Charlotte Packet arrived on Monday left from the Leeward Iflands, but brought no news of importance. The Lady Arabella Packet, which went on fhore in the gale of the t,eh intl. was this day floated off by calks (aliened to her bottom ; the has received much injury, and will take a conliderable time to repair.— The Ship Joh., TRRLUDDRA, which went on Shore at St. Mawe's in the fame gale of wind, is again got off, with little damage.—Wind S. W. PLyssovro, Jas. 28: Came in the ANDROMACHE, of 3: gun., Captain Lewitt'. from Halifax ;—flie brought from thence under het convoy, the Diligence fore (hip, Ruby, Arethufa, and a prize brig, from which (he parted company a fortnight ago. Sailed yefterday afternoon from Cawfand Bay, the PiiNcs, of 98 guns, FM/DM/TART of ea, Comoyaaoa of 74, Imrsrustix of 74, and the SANT• MARGA TTTTT Of 36 ; but the wind blows fuch a hurricane, that they mull bear up again for port. The Mars tranfport, having on board French prifoners and invalid troops, from Jamaica, drove from her anchors in Cat water, and was near being albore, to prevent which, they were obliged to cut away her three malts. Came in the Emmanuel, Captain Run HOLM, from Salo, with wine, for Chridiana. Sailed the RANGER cutter, Captain F , for Falmouth, to take the tin (hips from thence to the Downs. Yaessourit, Jaw. t9.—Friday evening, arrived here the Snellheid and Negotia fchilyts, both from Cato°, k, with feveral paffengers.—Ye Heyday evening arrived the AVCICLIAD packet, Capt. Two. BUIDGI, with Mails, and a great many paffengers. among diem feveral Hanoverian Officers, end upwards of forty Hanoverian foldiers. This day failed the Hsa• • MIS armed 04.—Airived PArateame frigate sod Vaasa gun-brig.—Sailed from this portohe, having been repaired, the Canso' pa trig and Lea Gaoaos cutter, and remain in theft !toads wit! the Heaci, of 74 guns, Admiral RUSSELL'S Rag chip i aft ANTELOPE. Commodore Sir Sniper Salta I Pamir, of 74 guns. Captain HOPS I !'A►ahe*hnil frigate, and Sum pri.brig, with her convoy boraid to Ireland, and which is expelled will fail this after noon, as the ha's been joined by Tome Stip: from Lyai. —Sailed this morning the AUCELAND picket; Cart: BRUNEI, fOr Harwich: tsroadN.W. freilt • FROM LLOYD' Lprr. • GRAVRIIIIIII, jos. 5e...-.Paa bi the. Weak Cowes. Atha ' japiakair Rcialution.,-.--, and the Kr*. Li" 611111 hake* Wird the Ageiler, Blockbuster. for Lilbonf and the VrawPresh. Theme. for Tonehapen. • . . Altair'.—At. Pordmeeth. Diliont. tem Rani -At Liverpool. Jahn la. Murray, ; Rohe. hoe. (haulm, from South Caroline; Man. from New Tartu Superb, figwort) ; end Cumberland. ' ham Mailltelerfarr , At Reabedoes. Ingest. Merthoit kW ' *MAI rollthea. t 1 p r ike) a iwo o mes e e Week .--.. Eros Atrial J l , Z Ne .4 2 lothir.§ Vehal. .....; end Young Miderias.-.--pareen Mee Wiz. 1 Crewley. hews Landon—At New Driufwieh.l* dr.Patter, dltte—Atthaadaivitairath Sadatha. -"•'l from AND; awl Jim, amok. &eat WM', Thaillepet Rare Ibip. Awe Mattisit age ntett et Pordhenti. triiii miff atom et di A•te.wie h aathralff wki tied e . ' —, for Clyde; Armante. •—•al. AM the Mewls. fee hr • • ,• h. privelter of pe getwjeatringlis to w Lenhl4. Ile reptare4 el the ait Rod. ask tha etne. eet lk Ills awe he Meta. lath. nod Rig _Acadian, Amami them me the irk Dollitf; Lemke Towegwee; lalbrffq. Qmmor trod OreliNekrfoorfsm The bilk Frees 1. teem ter Clpde. 4 imam Wqrwolekel.. . ii..l6ii i s ; ,iii i iiik .. ~.. . 6 . itleslDE is Oilatio. attedsad denied WM Deel Ands. fethe at the ii iii. iimalia le hi s ered tilt = = ware st Z 61 4 Ci4 a l u diWlll e *lime. le tap ot le Aitheihte mad ill* gli Wear iliii Donairke. The Anatotees hip. Atharica.,beend it Meetthir s =pluesE Fp the abelieln ma of wee. nod anted bee . • . . .. The Hon!, Capt. Baum's , . froSe Africa. bona to Berhadsts (batmen to Vrterpool). ast wy& of Nov. tilos, is lat. ig. Notth. loss. s 9 We*. fell is wish Fres& called the Erhosf, a _ privateer %- mounting 16 gees and $5 asen, when a very fevers engagement coossencod, which laded for far boor& Night thee coming on, the Frenchman &erred A bat AM kept within fight of the Henry, asd at'p o'clock the sat monis& the aim naeammca and laded till near feces, when the boarded the Henry, and a armed place ; the Harry being ovapswaretw i t i s ts liged to dribs, and Ise was carried isto Canddispe the nth of December. The Henry had dives men killed and fovea wounded ; the Ids os board the privateer appeared to be very confiderable. The fame privateer has captured a brig (roe Newfound land, which was is fight at the time of the adios. DUBLIN, y4N. a. Lord Chief Juliet Down's did not *ppm' fa ii place yelharday a Can't. mitt to iwinfrofition. Saturday lafl, Mr. If^ who was for fame time pal confined in Newgata, was admitted to bad two perfons in tsoL each, and himfidf in sick Monday, Mr. yam Sescidde. of Abberfireet, has been for fosse time confined in' iNtimAewb gad, VMS admitted to ban—two pedals in soca each, and hitafelf in tOOOL Yefterday evening. his &today's yacht. the Da& fet. arrived from Holyhead. after a Ca t, and pkohat pane, having on board the Right Hoe. Lad, CATHCART and faite. Mr. Thomas Daly. of Minos. was Yalu** liberated from his confinement in Kilnsainhaim rob. CORN MARKET, MARK-LINE. SIN. 3a. The importations of Wheat today are cos& derable, but continue to come principally of mid dling and inferior quality, which are difficult of fele at as. and p. per quarter lefs price, and that of good quality is alfo rather cheaper... Barley is is good (apply, and a trine lower—the Malt trade ea• ceeding heavy—Boilers are cheaper—Grey at little difference—Tick Beans in large quantity and lower —We have a tolerable Amply of Oat; and the prime famples have rather better price~—Flour plentiful aad inclines downwards. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER VThelt, 34 1 .45& 335. Per V floe Diem, Se& SP- Rye, eh. 31e. 'sue 148. Malt, stn. 61 Baler% 35 6 .45 e Peatis 44& Grey Pea. 301.335. kin., 3118 38L Tick Dim eye, 34e. Otis, 201. 21.1.11311. Pine Pinar, 4311. 471. per hdk Poland ditto, sas, $31.66. lictonsia 401. 435. /ROM TUC 1.050011 OAirrTZ, 11411 - 0111 DAY, JAW. it. stab. Rape hod, 351• to pit per IDA Caraway Sted,36e.6o. cwt. Coriander, 141. 171. ed. cwt. Canary. 53 1 . 361. Per Wbite RUA. 7t te otod. Drown am, it.. to 175. cd Tans, p. to pi. Average Prim of Coro in England and Wales, f;ont the at ending the 2111 of January, ace. Wheat 1 Rye. I Earley. I Oats I Beans. a a d. • a I. a d. s. d. s. 6. t 4 34 s 23 a so $ 36 0 3$ f The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week mansion. 23,1 s ass. 34d. per hundred weight. At Warmin market, on Saturday left. the prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat. al. Bs. to 21. las. per quarter; Barley, tl. 45. to IL ss. ; Oats, 11. to 11. is. ; Beans. ii. Ifs. to al. as. The Lottery having only three days more to draw, the Wheel is now insosenfely rich, as will be feces by the following /TATE OW TOW 11111111: 1 of i.ao,ozo 3 of £.3 01, s - 5,0c0 1 0 - soo a - 2, - 00 /3 a ZOO . 11 . - _ 1,000 _ __ ax. ke. ___ Tickets and Shares are felling, warranted ttst• drawn, till to morrow morning nine o'clock, whca the eighth dal , will begin. ENGLISH STATI LOTTIRY.--Sattirday ( yth day of drawing) the following Nitrubers were drams Prizes above sol.— No B,IBR (Fir* Drawn) wood. Ne. 6457 a prise et 4.1,c00 No. at 46e a Wit 118 AC.BOIB 8,563 - SOD 17,031 - Se 13,861 /CO 1 9 , 45 • SO 11,364 - SOO 11, 3 03 - SO 8 . 2 59 - sc.:) nmo . fe 15,160 - zoo 638 • fin :V : 100 SOS/It a 3 sco ss.ias • 9. .f• i - too,