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CHEST:OF. F GREENWICH. revery 3. tithe. NOTICE it Hereby Gives to the GRBRNIVICY I CREST P.BNSIONBRS. net aim as were admitted Pos i remere by the Governor, if de Sae CV et Cbatlieri, re 4411010., o f teal re for an hp ef Lisa, seal set h. relished t. ;sewer iefere the Dirabrs at dr estireties #. &Wee espial in their reehas PCOSODers allowed Peados Money by the raid hie Governors far Metro( any other defeription, will pot be paid beyond the term far whith their fevers* Pedlars was granted, vita they him been Ciamioca at thi a OSee, any TOMIDAT Elea esaveniest to ibis hives, near the time appointed for them to be received; accept thde tnemitdng Cerd&aies from their Captain's/ Commaadet that they =not be (pared from slaty in His MAYRITei Fleet, to whom payment will be extended Two Years—wad alio Penfroners, who hos in beak!' or iahehhia,are enable to appear. from whoa Cattalo of the caste of legate will be required. firett ari l two Surpass and the Melba. and Churchwardens of the P ta laid' feat Peollossers repeat's., made. Camessi sr As Dif•AIII. LAC HN. ML SAN. AfielillifEL Price We Poona% GENIUS GENUINE.. by SAMUEL CHIFNEY. or Newmarket. A bole* in tiding a race to make Men too fat md beg, Mem aft to Me Author. sod why dome ate fo few good run ners, r why he Tad Hodes degesente ; a guide to rawer them to dolt ilgtoolighsdgreed ; sod a guide to teals Hoda foe run and Moon ad Hocks for bad TlMil.ru Welwyn their sod thdr awn Iran hag Co bay_ cd. with ma firelso ofamems la their mobs thew& s full Account "the Prima* puss Mmet noterag at Newsparba. on the sob ood stilt lleysd Ohaber. tyyt. with wiser baW.Mportittsbn. Mid by the otaber, et sp, Pieeaddly. me the kity-ranrk& ad a Mere silo 11. •fteri wtheekeo demobasees. the Maher wes prevent ed tide IBM et theei.ehaeasded,bathroatdn to be twsl he ea the gh of jemmy, Am. HOLIDAY PRESENT& R. TABAAT, of the JIATENWE LIBRARY, ix&lte sl7. Mow Ind4reet. Ms the honour to kiform his wham Made. the Shay. Ciatry. !went', aril fa habsesetlfoodshrieWthot _he ber moans' Hs whgoohro ad ash symend imeh he dis Me if Jambs end Mesh Beeks.uoir the Peteenesof Mord hohos *lda *ha &Maim t oaths' he has hid is • sew apd Mahe elfeetesse of *she Mobs of Amishode awl tolhatiso Midi has ay. radrtb holotlfo Ile amass ef literal:serfs IMF readers k "Mob hperisees boa hhe tabfene. Ms os week is yerwisol to be MO hilt voldeb is la diobletah Myst Maeda the laterefts 4 Meyer, Virtu, sod herellty. Pantos sod Tahas way. dai a. MIT witheademee as his Mohan ef Desks mean beithily ma way he nem& to their Liman Seperiority, hat eth Is ighoddeolbe may 4dideprinetples. 1111.Talbed eW Sayer Medd( for the witty 'WM the no. , oh mil sidiatato Moseited his callotheo I bet be wham It as ea hoes, thee his rho ere is every ihne• the Ism% whodow Is the Ms of a eagle bosh, ern hi armies 4 shos artalheadore he Seitells. He la a Coder" 4 OMR PUN hi sear Chfoleas, ayes* padded he i INIMe lisaledes. he which he awes. or for may. his Tess ore hour Ow On add be if dds eta 4 leas me sot he of W Mash Urn she Mos pehd even ankh italimey, emobeil with the tridoegici Mahon. my be led a the Mesa Term of Mr. Tablet. Fer the semens aides of odafabis Tads" he eaketehes to gonad ke la I itishise Wenn yen of the bistrisa, MOO to the ezipeace of =r siketness of the belt Basks la even dememsse if IMehibotef boob apt be lett T ' Messy, son be lot Weeds) fer the lemake of Private Mabee ; sad aim amotoof leo ha le my pest d Leaden fir a Few boors Jobeglies warm required. FRANCE. PARMDECEMBEIt It. Ammeagik other plans, which will be propored to die Senate. in order to below more folemnity upon energising of the Legiaative Body, the following ease are onnounced:—The FItST CONSUL will open wary teflon of the Legiflative Body. The Frasr Cemast., accompanied by the two other Confuls. the Wuhan, tem Members of the Senate. sad an equal amber of Coonfellors of State, chofen by him for that purport, will repair to the Palace of the Legit- Wive Body. Ho Stall be received at the door of the Pame by the Prefidest and a Deputation of twenty lOW Members. He Sall be feated upon a feat ele vated for that purport. As Coon as he (ball be feated, he Asa give orders for the introduction of the Coun. did State, mid of the Tribunate,. the Members be lie/Mg to which *all occupy the places affigned t o dm: Orators of dad* two bodies. The Counfellors of State theft counmaainte the decrees which Goverp• aseet Olen have paged, and (hall deliver a copy of them to the Prem of the Lc ''Dative Body. The Imes. Census. Sall receive the oath of the new staaken a the Legiftative Body and of the Tribu- Ilete; who have am until then taken it, after which the fleekag lbell break up. The litAday of the °posies of the Legiflative Body, she Pollee of he Palace dull be affigned to the Gover. am of the Palace of the Government, and to the Con. fular Guard. The Legiflative Body (hall there choofe Cassdidates, among which the FlasT CONSUL (ball no. amt. the Prefident of the Legiflative Body. The Prelideat (hall refide in the Palace of the Legiflative Body. The Guard of honour (hall be placed under his orders. The Mefrages of the Go verment mall be delivered to him. The President Sall enjoy the right of nominating and difcharging ell.perions employed about the Leginative Body. The Legiflative Body (hall likewife choofe twelve candidates, among(( whom the Flair Consul, (hall 'Geminate four queftors. All the orders for money to be expended null be delivered by oneof the quellors, who (hall receive particular directions concerning it. The Milliner of War has given orders to a corps of troops, compoled of Cavalry and Light Infantry if the Line to repair to blayeline. The command of this corps is he:towed as General Divtiox, who commands in that Department. Dec. ;S.—Never lias the corrcfpindence between the Hague and this city been In bra, as within the last fortnight. It is certain that the Fsesr CONSUL will extend his jouiney to Floihing. The French troops Rationed in the vicinity of Ge nera. have received orders to march fur the coral. of the Channel. Boulogne, Dunkirk, &e. In fpite of the dit'Adv.rmagcs t l the feafon, fever it columns of the Italian disifiiin of General l'isto have marched over Mount Simplon, on tLeir way to Ge neva, where they will • eectve further orders. The report of arnee ationfor fettling the difcrences between Fiance and Englaind, com credit. 0 the cow vary, all the preparations fin l piriing l enemy to peace, ate goi.:g • n with tesh.u.)l;:d ardour. The Ligurian Republic 1..,, itif,aired.s De( it C, which veto* a gener - ,1 anmelly tot -ns pie.:. y. The Special Tribunal int tie Dep.at . IhCflt of ro , 11. t., co ndemned, un the Snit' snit. ri,;,atilaaa 41111 I'd fault, to be pot io irons (UT eight Ic:us. Thefe Sic slit inn. *ltem the .I.mbatrad rCMA '4 FAG% .T ad to be 3: zeilcd nn Traufyl va::;r. The Grit far 6;6!Genes SIBS 11:• /: t, AEA th: A sc:.t rtemr.l. PRESENT ST,ITE OF FRANCE• Die. se.—The (Ake of the flottlia Sod est at Dunkirk is Aid to assount to forty corvettes,. and other (mailer yeah. Others are alto building with the ounoß expedition ; and when the whole arma ment is conspleated, it will proceed to join the force at °Rend, under the command of Commodore Ma caw s when it is expelled the whole will pet to fe e . The Arch-Chancellor of the Empire has forbidden the circulation in his States of the Merestre thtiverfil, printed at Ratifbon, in confequenee of Come indecent follies of ridicule againft the French Government. Letter from Friburg of the ttth inf. Rate, that the Papal Nuncio to the Helvetic Republic arrived there on the gth. On the following day he prefented his letters of credence to the Landamman. By one of the Royalift Chiefs who lately left France. we have been favoured with the following particulars concerning its internal flotation. and the tyranny of B011•IPAISTIeS Government in the French Republic r The left harveft was not fo abundant as the vin-i mgt., but better than that of the preceding year. The preterit uncommon dearnefs, compared in France to that of r7ost, originate*, therefore, not from real felinity, but from want of confidence in the Confider Government. and difpleafure at its oppreffive innova. I tions. Among the latter is the change of monxidi the former King into Confula r coins, with the of BONA P It TS. The confequence has been , that Louis d'ors, fix livres pieces, and half crowns, bear ing the effigy of Loins XV. or Louis XVI. are bought up and boarded, though with a lots of 71 per cent.; the people in general. defiring and hoping for the return of the Bourbons, have an idea, which the difaffeCted keep up, that at the reaoration of monar chy, all republican coins will be confifeated ; befides it is well known, that the pieces of forty francs from Bo AAAAA rs's mint, are not intrinfically worth more than 28; francs, and thole of so francs, and of 5 francs, lofe in proportion. - The tyrannical decree againft the confcripts has caufed f 1 infurreftions, and numerous emigra tions into Spain. Italy, Switzerland, and Germany. This law, contrary to the very fpirit of the Confular Conftitution. has entirely broken the agreement with the Chonans in the Weftern Department. concluded at the pacification in 5799; where it was ilipuated, " That on account of the lots in the population l , dur ing the civil wars, no confcripts Osould be required for ten years." BON•PARTE ordered this decree to be enforced in the fame mariner all over France, and ' forced the clergy. under pain of tranfportation. to preach obedience to the confcripts, fent to fight for a caufe, and for a man they detect. At Chatillon, in the department Dens Sevres, at Angers, at Limey, Beanpreau. Motet, and num bers of other places in the departments of Maine and Loire, and la Vendee, all the young men flew to arms. and. after leveret engagements. firft with the gear d'ortsu, and afterwards with the troops of the line, they were forced to difperle, having loft on the field of battle leo, and about two hundred prifonen, of whom fifty were Thor, and the remainder fent to the colonial depots. The moveable column of twelve tboefand men, which had joined the Army of Eng land. has refumed its former pofition, and martial law has been proclaimed. In the night of the fecond of December, a general fearch and domiciliary vifits took place, and fifteen hundred Chouens, Chiefs, Officers, and men, were welled, and dragged from their families, to be fent Goo knows where. AII, the former Prefefts and Police Commitaries have been cathiered, and known terrorifts. as Laconseas. Pa. 111111, SEILGINTs CHRISTIAN, Sec. have fucceeded them. under the command of General Dwrarrass fosse years ago a galley Have, but at prefe prefent ßo AAAAA re's Commander in Chief in the Weftern Department. to whole &Oral are committed the lives and property of the unfortunate inhabitants, who, only by fub• misting to the daily extortions of the Republican ma rauders, can preferve a precarious esiftence. In every village and town, feveral prifons have been ereaed on purpofe for the folpelted, and. under that appella tion, there is hardly one perfen in the country, who, may not be fent to prifon. The 'conftquence bas I been, that whole parifhes have deferted their homes and native fields. and taken refuge in the neighbour ing departments lets oppreffed. Of the peat of I Baraine. out of 69 families, a+ have totally emi• grated, or have Wt their department and canton. At the blarket, in Brittany and Normandy, little is bought or fold for calls, but merely by exchange. The farmer exchanges with vintagers, and both the(e with the merchants and manufaCtmers. When any bargains are made for ready money, ftipulations are made for Royal or Republican coins; th e difference VIENNA, Dec. 7.—The Bavarian Co urt, throu g h medium of its Ambatradur here, has eroded it to be in favour of the former is 8 per cent. declared. that Oberhaufen. which place bad been be- Sefides the refident dowirilisted (pies of the Grand let in confequence of a ntifutiderflandio, was now Judge and Minitlers of Police , each Conful his his evacuated by the Bavarian troops . A lthough our private travelling (pies, who, from all parts of France Court is fatisfied with this declarations it neverthe. fend their regale reports concerning the public fpi kfs wilhes that the difpolitions refpefting this affair, fit, the conduit of the public funftionaries. and the Political and religious principles of the people. The as well as the other points in difpate between Adftria Po and Bavaria. bx.accommodated and decided by the reports of thefe (pies, unknown to each other, are compared by Bo Diet ; and to this end, intiroftions have been tor- , and, according as he odges proper, Prefefts are difinilled o r rewarded, and warded to Baron Von ILICEL. our Deputy at Raid bon. We hear t!tat the orierg given to the fcveral Jacobins, or Conilitutional Royalifts, appointed their fticecffors or fecretaries ; obferving always, that in corps of our troops, will not be revoked before this Departments where the Jacobins are more numerous difpute is finally fettled. than the Royaltlis, the Prefefts are all of the latter —Sr vaar. Efq. his Britannic Ma k v ' s Char g e d'Affaires, has received a C , ar ler froai London, by Party, and rice %refit. whom we learn, that the EoZtilk Government has Al ` Imeigners,of whatever notion, are, according to iffued orders to all its Confuls and Agents of Com• the regulations of AAAAAA E, to be regarded at fl: paid, and, on the lean imprudent or indifcreet CI:81- mm to treat the Spanifh merchantmen as neutral, and to lend them every atliftance that circumilances duft, to he immediately arrefted as Englifh con and reroute. ries. The Roam' Count STRATisaSKOW, a man of tVI.ENBVSG, C orp C. 11,—ACCOrdir::: to credible letters, went for cutinfity to vifit La Vendee and information the Corps de Rclerve, living in Ulna- Brittany, and to Its awl,: places, where the battles brug, is to break up for Holland, and the number were fought during the late civil wars : though pro • of troops which beret our country, to he &created rided with a pubs tigned TALLEVRAND. he was ar. to,co. Reports are alto current, that the French relied as as Easiilbp..tt,:, , :ur, and fent in irons a prii . ew troops will aortly evacuate our country entirely. ncr to Nantes, where he remained for twelve days, Some lion:: pall, WC Were told, that oor city can_ cotifilicd amorigil thieves and murderers, before his non were to be ttanfported to Fiance. However, as 's or friends could procure his liberty. our Council has remontltated againtt this o f ,that 'Eke char-after of Bo foldiets is inexpli• and is enabled to adduce incont rove' tible proofs, that cattle. Individually they All declare their abhorrence Iliac cannon are private property, we fhtter ourfelvea of his tyi army and ufurpation t but. a tore, nothing that this order will not be carried intd elk& licatd bet Bo for ever I I Upon any front- HANOVE R, DEC. I I.—Yefierday morning General eirm of their attachment to his perfon, the brigades arc immediately dilbanded ; louse are fent to the co- Moir II a departed from hence for Cel le, to mistier the Hanoverian Legion. lonial depots, others to fervice, where, this moment, Dir.. 3. --To day, to-morrow, and the day after, near eight tly.ufand volunteer: are exiled and dicer med. the three regiments of French infantry will break up exprftingthe further orders of their opprelfor. r In all probability, the French army in On the acith of December, it was reported at St. 1114 county will be Rationed wider from each other Malo, that L was recalled fr o m Lifbon, and than at prefent. Of the Hullers, it is laid, that a that T had obtained two millions of livres divifion w ill be placed in thole difirifts which are for his recall, of which one million had been given to evacuating by the other troops. A corps of French Madame Wear. to pay tome preffing debts. oops, confining of three or four thoufand, will, we The army on the coral, and the confular guard, hear, roe affenibled near Bremerlee. to rare lonia. the know, council of flaws, legiflators, and tribunes, cations there. The Pi ullian cantonments in the via . are all regularly paid the firil of each Repub l ic an Loges of Hildsfficim are reinforcing. month but the foldiers in the interior, the preftes, lt t. dated, that the French Government has the arignirailtralonoftbettofpitalastheinfi rtiflorsnfthe lately demanded of the C o in', of Schwerin, that i t republican [drools called Perris, the perfon, at- Jelit•er up the Hanoverian military chefi , which Netted to the ask:Aerial offices, and the municipal ha , : Leen depofited in the Duchy of Micklenburg. 1 officers, are aU onpaid force May. vcrAl new born infants have been lately found in ! It is calculated in France, that lance the beginning die liven, of this city :cad many have been taken up of the pi 'fent war. in all the principal mercantile dead a the furrounding woods. So match foe the place* two Itinerant' fix hun d red and. funy-two stnrteirenrat of out morals' bankruptcies bars-tare plats. .. • , HOLLAND. HAMM. The. s 3 order . to Cupply the pref. ring wants of the Public Treafury, the Government of State, having previouily obtained the Canition of the Le illative Body. before its adjournment, has decreed, that the 3d and 4th inflalments of the ex traordinary ;opal of a per cent. on property, (hall be permitted to be furnilked by anticipation, on the following conditions : Thofe who prefer to pay the inllalment by anticipation. (hall enjoy a di(count of two per cent. on the (urn furni(hed before or on the IA day of December, 1803, in the departments of Holland and Utrecht, and before the 7th of Janu ary. 11104, in the other departments ; and one per cent. on account of what is furnilhed in all the de partments before the t ph of January. 1804.—Thofe who pay to the 4th inflalment by anticipation, (hall enjoy a difcnunt of three per cent. for all the fums furniflted before or on the lalt day of December, 11303. in the departments of Holland and Utrecht, and before the 7th of January in the other depart ments; and two per cent. for all rums Curtailed in a the departments, before or on the tuft day of Ja nuary, 1804. !Tear. Mutsu, Nov. rs.—On the afith ult. we had a moll violent form here; infnmuch that revere! fhips lying in the port were forcibly dallied spina the fide of it. On the loth, we had feveral thocks of an earthquake in our neighbourhood, which, at inter. eels, continued a whole day and night; notwith (landing the violence of fame of the (hocks, not one building has been coofiderably damaged. This earth. quake was alto felt at Palermn. Mount Etna, our terrific neighbour, teems to threaten us with a new ezplofion. The palaces and edifices, dOtroyed by the earthquakes of 1783, have been dug out of their ruins; but as yet no beginning has been made with rebuilding the 'lately edifices which adorned our harbour. — Sicily continues to enjoy the molt podia tranquil. lity : fome Englifh frigates and privateers only ap pear from time to time off our coatis, to keep an eye on foreign !rails. The introduction here of Englifh miniatures and colonial produess is continued without interruption ; nor has any flop been put to the tranfportation from hence of provifions to Malta. Funnies, Dec. 2.—Yefterday Prince Boxes's, and his Contort, late Madame LFCLIIILC, arrived here and alighted at the Palace of the late Duke of SAL. TUT:, which, by the extinction of that houfe, falls by inheritance to the family of Borghefe. Hit Excellency Doe Peoao LA11411)011, Minifter Plenipotentiary of Spain at our Court, has received difpatches by a Courier. mentioning, that his Catho lic Majelly has fb fettled it with the French Govern ment, that his States will remain perfeely neutral during the prefent war. GERVANr. LONDON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OM, Confds for acc. 56 to 56f—Reduced541--0 1116 lum Sit ell 4 per Cent. ion—New s per C. poli--sfort ARIL ji 3-16. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock— Shirt Alsil. 3 f 346 3 Per Cent. Red. 341111 Imp. 3 pee Ottm S3i 3 pa C. Coot flaw Imp. Aso. p 5.46 5 per Cam 1595,94 pa poi Omniuna sff lift Aos 141 enot for m 1.04 ssf st By the marl from Jamaica which arrived yefterday, we have received accounts, that an arreft has been. Cued out by the Commiffioaers for inveftigating the Army Expen&ture in the Weft Indies, againft one individual for 130,0001. t but the party abfconded before he weld bd takes. The place to which he had retreated was known. but be had not been captured I nor will any perfon who know. how difficult it is so execute an arra in the Weft Indies be ferprieed at it. The public, however, will rejoice to hear, that the Commiffion has fucceeded equal to the soft fanguine willies of the belt friends of Old England. By the exertions of its Members, dikoveries have been made of fraud, peculation, forgery, and other infamous praitices, which only required to be known, to be rendered impolble in future. Two more Gips of war, the Teaatass of yo gush and the Boorman of 40, have failed from Plymouth to join the fonadron of Admiral Coaewassis off dreft. We yefterday menttoned that when our letters from Deal were fent off the kraal for an enemy be ing out was flying there. By our letter received this morning, we learn that it was occafiteed by thirty of the enemy's gun boats having been.dikoverki sealing along more from Dunkirk to Boulogne tinder cover of the batteries. The With had not been learnt by our correfpondent when his letter was fent of Signals of this kind having been out two days foot ceffively, accounts for the coateks of foot; letters from alter parts of the ma; for being repeated from place to place to give notke m nor crakes% it travels muds faller than the amounts by pa l and conjeaure fills tip all the detail of citvamhuces. Thu Reeling along, however, of a few gun boats owlet favour Of the duns, and keeping clofe to the Pesch (hove, looks very different from being ins Rate of readinefs to invade us on the tooth coati. As to the Eaft Coati, we are of opinion is little is to be apprehended from Mammy on that quartet., ' for fosse time at ken for by Ibis time the rivers in Holland are probably (roam up, and we bolts by letters received yefierdey from the Brine, that fo late IS the 30th net. there were DA preparatioils oa fool that could warrant .t belief of fa immediate astemp, at invent* being preeicable. A page in one o f the letters !wefts a belief, that by the rime Mae (ring (ball arrive, the enemy will be ready so !Or take the enterprise. • A t the Btille, orders arrived lag Sunda! week (Chritimas Day), for a French regiment to march to Analierdara. They fet out in the moll tempefittotti weather of wind and rain, and with the greaten diffi• culty crolTed the inland of 'Yffelotonde and the two artns of the Macs river. They had hardly cicala:lN this when they received counter-Orders, and were obliged with like difficulty to return io the Brille.—• This, our informer allures us, is the only military movement that has taken plice in Holland for chi 101 l month. Not a gun-boit is now at Rotterdain; or in be Haes—they have :Lilian fent to AntWers by internal canals, and thence to Flufhing.' 'rn orir preceding columns we have given Come ea. cues from Dutch papers to the 24th ultimo. 'The articles front the French Joarnels given in there papers come down to the loth, and prefent Tome eariont particulars of Ihipwrecks. • • • • • A Paris Journal of the 23d is in town, but it pre fenis nothing 'important. The FiltST CONS a. was Rill at Paris. The French funds fetus to have 'art vanced a little; by our laf accounts the pries was sift on the :ad ult. it was 52f. age. ' • ' • To.morrow morning Her MAJESTY will view the Corp% who ha: the honour of her MAJESTY'S pato. nage. in the Park, on her way to Windfor. •Ws have feen fome late letters from Malta which Rate that Admiral Lord Isist.soa's fquadron goes occafionally into the Bay of Roles to procure watts and provifions, which they obtain there at a• much more reafonable pt ice than at Malta. , The garrifon at Malta confißs at prefent of the toth.. s7th, 55th, 5 t 11, and a regiment of Swifs. bead's artillery. .. We are happy to inform the public that the gallant Lieutenant GAllifil 1., who was badly wounded in tbs Nous in the Mediterranean, is In nearly recovered as to be on the point of rejoining his Chip. . ~. General Gals MU) and his Lady, we underßand, died at Barbadoes, and General CLirtiams, at Orr nada. The Lady who died at the fame time with Mrs. Gaiwrisin, was an intimate acquaintance of hit% but not the niece of the General, who is now on her paffage to England. Brigadier General Sonic's' is appointed to the command of a dittria in the coquet y of Norfolk, and has fiscci his head quarters at Holt. In Ireland at prefent the beR troops are Rationed along the coals. particularly the weßern and riots thern parts. The centre of the kingdom, Athlooar if made the chief depot for arms, and is to be the-re. cadence of the Commander in Chief in future, inlicaci of Dublin. iFriday lan two companies o f the 47th regiment asrived at Doblia from Liverlool. , .1 ray co' I we :t