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~ AMERICA. New 'foes, Jaw. 6. A letter from a Mercantile Houle in New Orleans. dated Dec. 6, to another in this city. contains the following particulars Bufinefs here is at prefent in an unfettled Rate, and All continue inpence until the arrival of the Am er ican troops, who are mated here on the toth. We are now under the French flag, though no French foldiers are here. In confequence of this, on the day the country was ceded to France, the American Con. Znridecommended that all the Americans in town volunteer their fervices to guard the public ° buildings and forts, &c. and form a patrols for the prefervation of order, until the troops arrive. This has been done. and boot iso Americans, joinedby 50 of the inhabitants, turn nut iu rotation every I 41 hours. The bufinefs of the Csdinm•houfe is done by a Collator, appointed by the French Piece, and the fame duties of 6 percent. no exports and imports continue to be paid. Merchints who have Spann vcifels to load, and goads to Sip, fuller them to re main in a Bate of inaseiyity, from an idea that their . property will be confidered American, when the country as delivered up to the United States." Jaw. 7.--Letters and papers from New Orleans. en the 4th ult. have been received at the-office of the niissinistia Gaeta& At that time the place coati . awed is the voiferson of the French. General Wm :Mason wad Governor Camoosali seas at Fort /Wiens NI the 7th, making t wades' for the pot. Afoot of the country, A had arrived there. giving an account of the evacuation spfla. Deentogo, and Sating. that the Eagiiib. ankavig it_daageraos :0: "T o the French tromps =oohed cheatesod Du void i& ' to dam he the Kit Alippi. This occafteoed eealidarabie tusaliseill. and the American forces were who* WWI for. bIaISIIISIIILLS, Dec. 11.- 0 ' Lams and • Coating Comptillieners by the Prefident profeeld i rp:note arrived here at flays . and die day.* ant again proceeding a p h i s bat fronaneeiligeace derived from • nothtrity, Ino whaled they wall mot be par e by the SOW& Goverennent, to enter she NC fear; laver. They will. prabablys be con=tv , terna'n below its aseethootil thooolikkg • are adjalled between the United &awe and fipnba." I►a iz cErLarl. MIAS COVET lOWIT GAZEM, JULY os, dos. 'llse public mind has teen in great ansitty ever fines k.was known that the Candians, on the 23d 'ult. had, widsont s r j er t u tiee. broken the truce which bad Wham loom (ly rkbferved on both fides, mid forprifed the mph- f Ciirieganune and Gene. giddies. We have Awe received the dreadful intelligence of • the nuiffacre uf t y. epos al he Brit& troops which formed the tarifa, of Cand the kb nit. after they had evacuated that fort, under a fame capitalatioa that they &old proceed with arms and ammunition. and without inoteaation. to Trincomalee I and alto. that the tick Ihnold be taken care of, and carried down to Colombo aftss their recovery. ors.. analt. ask«. Iheortatic street lambus related by fevers% natives ote.witnelres of it s as alto by a car rgoldie so, who was left for dead in the maf , hot whit fried mews to afore in the tight time to Post Macdowall, where be gave the Willi. gone to Cassia Mame. of the sgsh lmase. corn . antitling the pa& who having fs inns for dwas days, refolved very Judicially to *Mc ME his simians to Trincomalee. which be has elleffil s sot ' withlkandieg the mustiest fire of the Candler es his Assail force. omit be fell in with a Aron' detockewent of Malays, commanded by Lieutenant Hersainon. armies Jacky. to Candy. when the Candians Red. This, and many other proofs of the inability of the Candies. to ("pore the words of any collected Eu . mons or Malay force, however inconfiderable, ten. tiny It difficult to account for the embarrafrments which could induce the garrifon of Candy to fubmit to any infraftion of the capitulation which they bad made, and to deliver op their arms to. the orders of the Adigaar, which. it appears, they did ; and that, es their return unarmed to Candy, the Britifh (oldie,. were &palsied from the Malays, and all inhumanly butchered, with the escepti:n of Major Dam. Capt. INSIPIIIITS, of the Bengal artillery, and Captain RuaLiT, of the Malay corps. The following is a lift of Officers who were at Candy when the lag return was received . Bawl Artillery Captain Htemphrem. Hie t syth Regimen —1 femme% Rtaltener, ame Bps, ldeurtersot ossoierterb. uovrenant MaclaMe, Raga si Qullart-naleaa' Sametta Aimee swims Holm sta . F.a.-I.lothrtnot OlurApy. Mali =us 4T Dania. captain Ramey, Llamas/ Nem,. DOM. IRA and Fanthosse i Osseiftga Surgeon ktseirway. Of there. it appears from the reports, that Mute. Tarn' B and PLINDIRLIASH were killed on the :3d. and that Enfign Gaunt., and Quarter mailer liaowa a had died previous to the m4Eacre. Captain BLACILHALL, of the sift Regiment. with so Europeans and 5o repays. was ordered to march from Columba to relieve the (mall garrifon of Darn. badenia, which had been attacked for tem days by a numerous body of Candians. Thi. fer vice he performed with the 101 l of only one 1 1 man, of the pal. whole ardour to attack fume Can dians on the opposite fide of the Kaymellc River made him attempt to fwim acrols, when he was carried away by the Ilium, and drowned. An attempt was made to (titmice the fecond Adi. gaar, by fending a patty in the night to the place where he v 'as Rationed ; but upon the approach of it. be efcaped pith all hit people, and fled into the Jun. gle. The huts and bungalos tonal need for their ac. commodarion, were burned by our (oldie's. The following orders by his Eseellency the Go. swam are publdhed by his defire to the troops (erring on Cct lon : s h e r a e,,,,,,e IA by grief sod Indignation at minden, aft of peitiily and cruelty lately commit' , d 41 CAW,. he has Spree Lti,aelSon at 'anteing tli (ricked and bacctfatid cow. et 0.1 eetelkns ^f Few blacilowall and I nwilvidetne. He retreat Captain a bleeps, of hi. Moylly's spell Ri gine , rn. to acc.yt I.i. thanks for hf. gatliant defence elan former I. rtr. fa. and or the Jut icioor mama in which be lartanet d his aao dams to aped , to Capon'. Rob'. lamtaall.of bia Ma- Jcll7's jla Repinscnt, bit p.rfect aiinrotution at the s'4. sr and ae.tiaily with *ha+ Act cineutlrd the Mint nf Dion ads' red to Licata 's' Nunn. Folign Greet, an 4 Fnagti `male, hi. 34, loan intim habit with ygkieutled glair t en s t raw cacttot. Roams of amoordimag &Redo. 'RATS; PARIS. PILB. A letter from Sables, dated the 3I ft ult. mentions the arrival at that port of an Englith Indiaman, with a cargo valued at 1,500p00 livres. Nineteen perfons have recently been apprehended at Venice, under a ftrong . furpicson of having been concerned in the depredations which have for force time been committed in that city. The !toted head of the Sbirri, Caligari, has alto been taken into cof tody. This man, under the old roceedin Governmen the t, co ezercifem mitted the molt arbitrary pgs in of his official duties. Two large retie's have failed down the Seine, loaded with a 6 and 36 pounders. About sso of the M ari ne Guard have arrived at Rouen. General . Jouaoaa is appointed Commander in Chief of the Army of Italy, for which quarter he will fet off without delay. The twn frigates and t s gon.boats voted by the Italian Republic, are completely built and equipped. Letters from Trielle Rate, that on the gth ult. two Engli& veffels, of 6o guns each, entered that harbour. Their ultimate deffination remained a ferret. It is Rated that General Memoir, into command the army in Holland. Admiral Baum has retyrned to Paris. on leave, for the recovery of his health, which has bees for fame time bad. It is reported that the Commidittr of State. Rau, is to be appointed Direace General of the Police. On the 23d of January 189mmillt veal arrived at Marfeilles, which brought sleds, NMI be Governor of Malaga to the Commitary for CammercialArairs. This letter Oates, that the epidemic diforder. which prevailed at Malaga no longer cribs, and that on die tech of December Te Deem was fang by way of tbankfgiviag. 71111117AILT it• The Profper privateer, of Boulogne. mouotiog firs-pounders, and commanded by Capt.Baexiyairr. has taken in the Anfe de Bourn an Eaglifb letter of maimier, mounting twenty !oar. gl anders, from the Maud of St.-Vincent, with a cargo of foga:, coffee. and cotton, and carried her into Dieppe.-- Meeiersr, Fsi. 9. enures"' to. The Chalker. of Mead. has captured and car ried bon the Teed en FARM veal, the Mary, lades wish differeat Mods of bile goods, of great mdse. —Cid& CARO. FA to. TSIIII,IIIIIT It. The courageous and learned traveller. Mr. How sosr, has written to the Inaitute, that be will be in Europe-is the math of May. He has fen a boa of minerals from Peru end Mexico, cowrie's* porphyry, obtains acme. native iron. a foul abfo. finely aew g eographical peados% wish as obferva • tier of theVaafit of Mercury. made at Lima. the Midget of this year has bees communicated to the Osaka of Finances of the Tribunate, and it is thought k will foes be hat to the Leginative Body. PROM Tin PAWS PAPERS. Dram. Fee. 5.--A Snail privateer of Boalert =lyessrday the William' Beckford, an Foglia f you toss bunks. mounting eight guns. and Wrist; on board sweaty five men i Are was laden with fegar, came coma. sad elephants teeth. and hadfalleddieeveakeg before fromPortfinonth doe. No No e!gageonent took place. as the crew refofed to fight again!! the Fresch.--Meetiemr. Fal. 8. Parsassoaou. Jan. 3.—lt is believed that the departure of Count Woaossow will be followed by by fume changes in the MiniOry. Prince littlest'', the late Vice Chancellor, arrived here today. Our Mainers have lately had feveral conferences with the Ambaffadors of Sweden and Denmark. We are unacquainted with the fable% of them, but there is every tattoo to patient that the Northern . Courts will take meafures en concert for the maintenance of the neutrality and &cur icy of the navigation and com merce of their fubjeas. Coaeo, Dee i7.—The &Mimes, a Greek tribe. who occupied, in the vicinity of the Pachalic of Ja nine, Pomo mountains of very difficult aced's, but t 1 which Ali Pacha was refolved to obtain poffef fion.have at length fallen under his repeated attacks. The ports of Chiaffa and Cogna have been eva cuated by capitulation, and the inhabitants have ob. tainci re/111003n to remove to the city of Parga. The ha poll in their p ITeMon, Santa Veneranda. which formed their magazine, was immediately ne• copied by the Gieek Father SAMUEL, who comman ded the tribe fur th: Lia three years. He threw himfelf into this pat with acto men of refolute bra very. and for three days fullained the snacks of the Turks, who had azo men killed or wounded ; but their water and provifions being exhaulled, they were obliged to capitulate. It was agieed upon, that the Sulliotes occupying the poll of Santa Veneranda Ibould withdraw, with their arms and baggage, to Parga, and that Ali Pacha Ihould write to the Magi- Rrates of that city to enfure their reception. Hoßages were mutually delivered. and the poll was evacuated; the Papa only, and four of his corn. panions, remaining to deliver up the Roves. Two Turkill:Officers, fat by Ali Pacha for the purpofe of receiving them, prefented themfelves to &twits., who {hewed them into his hut, and inßantly letting I fire to the powder lodged in it, blew up himlelf, his finer comrades, and the tsrn Turkilh officers. lie had fume days before ezprellid his determination to die in a manner which would excite the admiration of the French nation. While this catallrophe was palling. the aoo Sul liotes Mho had evaetrated the poll of Santa Vene randa, were proceeding, conformably to the capitu- Ittion, Miih their wives and children. towards Parga. At the &lance of two leagues from that city, they were furruunaed by scao Turks, who funtmoned them in the name of Ali Pacha to lay down their aims and furrender at diferction. The Sulliotes de fended theadelves in the moll defperate manner. and after an action of time hours, thote who had already reached Puga, with a party of the inhabilanti, came up to their afiiilance. The Turks. in confe. tpttvice, ah Ind -sled sl it defign. Ali Pacha. how ei er, wine * tliteatening letter to the inhabitants of Patga. lulittiug that the Sulliutes ilsouhl be deli ward in‘o i.is power ; but to this a refufal was yawned. NITHEIIL4NDS. i ~-,-, pinta/At, Jar. 31. The WI divifion of veil - els which failed from hence, with a 'fttong detachme nt of infantry of the line, a rrived in Boulogne roads oa the sph. where they joined the grand flotilla. Other divifions of armed veil - els from the Channel, and the mouth of the Seine, have alfo arrived at Boulogne. Thefe continual reinforcements,. which have aug mented the armament in that port confiderably, an &only to be followed by two kindred boats for em barkauon. A part of the Italian divifion have ar rived on the coif , an d been diarsineted into bar racks, the remainder are expeard fpeedgy. It is inviable fay the letters from Boolope' to form an idea o f activity which revs& m the whole camp. The order fur embarbes ea unit impel ently. It is a remarkable fpnßarie, to fee ear fa dien no in crowds to the lea flan, mad draws Eng land. The number of seals and boats at Boolore is computed at 630. • GlltildNr. VIMINaI Jaw. 26. We leers, by letters from Turkey, that the Grand Seignior, at the iallance of found Paellas, has depofed tbe aoas 411 -Packs from the Government of Janie*, and glven it to Ibrahim Pubs. who is a very powerful Free. able to mire yo to lio,ooo men is arms at his mod. in cafe of say diffurbence ia that of old Green, the inha bitants of which are very prow to rehciPon at tie moment. • • Wesel., Fes. 4 Yeterday two Royal Cow& Ames went to two convents in this city, to ideas them. in the none of the Kim _that they were MI reseed ; their paperswere foaled. The fame Com. j milieners then proceeded to two other convents of mob, two leases &Rant, where a finular trawl .Mss took place. We alto learn that all coovintsi in !raffia are cofpeoded. The =oaks and nose ea to receive penfioss. HASIIIIIII4II, Jas. 14.—Lonini free P 111114411101 I motion. that the Livonian, Minim aced Clowlool Miliess ban received orders tom , la MANI as march. It is evea that oonthilli have already bees sawed into for the the baggage d the army. lialk lo ip we tra te r . dl r.% faid of die -deilioados of this esay. llda thaw sass% it foots thevelsee probabloab to ha otolidered as wordy a siseaoslisoden. • Ewes's, *The triaOsiesdin of Z tharcheadise d, ems visa w Cierwasy, b saw frig', on with rest Wilma l and it would be All baler if the reeds +Remo' warty impleible duos. the ednekraitte width have AIN of lase. At the leR Wth,Roll beds Compoite Lies ware teleratrhz is prtes. 6ll en d T ie rs, they _are la Maces wast to dye thole bine Oahe. Path account, d of this through our thy to hone. The plan of she rase! pen of the maimed pests mph& Emilia. hem to be nearly sheth eloped. Prom Naples to Feesefhwils, all the path are open to them. enact *tie of Fame sod lead t and France cannot do without the raw meth rials. of which Loader" is at prelim the ady seat.' This war. fo detrimental to the liendsorshers and the Dutch. has given new life to oar sky ? which.' 'booth lately wallies but of 6000 Mentata is now To full of bangers. that it is with Allcolty they can be accommodated. Several coafiderabie they of commerce have been aliablifhed HOLLAND. Hawn, Fn. g. We learn, that the following movements are to take place in the Batavian army : —The 17th battalion of ink %tryst:stases to Andler. dams the 08th ditto to Id m and Monnikendam ; the sgth ditto, to [loom ; the aoth, to Haarlem ; the ilk fquadron of buffers to Amfterdam $ and the ad company of horfe artillery to Haarlem. By a proclamation. dated Hague, the 6th Febru ary, a day fur General Thankflpving and Prayer is ordered to be kept throughout the Batavian Repub• lie, on Wednefday, the 7th of March. JAN. v.—Varela are RBI continually palling Gouda from the north of the Republic, to join the flotilla at Flothing. Thurfday Intl a great number paired that city. intended to ferve as trod ports, and were concluded by two armed brigs and two gun boats. Faa. B.—Nothing is omitted at Bathing to render) the flotilla there complete in all its parts, and to guard againft every probable contingency. The' feldiers are infirolted to row and to peer, and me' failors to of. (mall arms. There CAClCitif are daily praflifed. Private letters from Dunkirk fay, that orders are arrived there to finish all the vefels tin the Mocks, (knitted for the expedition, before the 6th of March, on pain of fine. Admiral Vela sot. intends an alteration in Come of the gun boats. Inflead of a helot:oder at tire head. a 24-pounder will be placed in the centre. Lan week about forty Eneilh prisoners were a& corted into Middleburg, being the crews of five Englifh pt izes taken by the French privateer of Capt. BLA mmmmm belonging to Dunkirk. This privateer has been rematkably fuccelsful, frw betides thefe five prizes, the has fent another into Ve re on the 3otb tilt. taken on the Eng lith craft, freighted with porter, I , vinegar, mutlard feed, etc. Poor &roar, the ft iend and the enemy of all par ties by turns, is at length rarely ford at Cleves. — The testimonies adduced in his favour. regarding his peattable conduit there, will probably avail him but little, as his well known inclination to pure has produced the misfortunes which both himfelf and his country have to mourn. —y Moth Arta Mertbtost. SCI4IFDAM, Fell. to. A bloodlefa battle was lately fought in fifhing boats between Bergen.op- Zoom and Tholen : the combatants were. the fiber. men and fume of the 1 4 44gifirates. Sic. of thole places ; the enure of the difpute, the right of filking on that fput. Some of the French troops in the for mer place joined in the fray, and took both parties into as refl. The blinifier of War, however. having interfered, the French General in confequence has let all the captives at liberty. A fiep has jtfit been taken in Zealand, by order of the Detach Gorernment. that produces no little ran "emotion throughout this country. At Eolleing. Muldlebarg, sod Vette, all the flops were roots. pettedly befit by French imam hank °Seers, and military. and all EnglitL manufaatires felted and con6fcated. As this has been done without the knowledge of Qte Batavian Government, Zealand is now reduced to a molt lamentable condition ; taxed by its own Leginature, and fubjett to the contr ,n 1 of another. A great many refpeBable families will betotally ruined by this Useafure ; and nothing, tul le(' fomething be done in its favour, will (portly vie with 'Warding= in point of mifery. Other rigid meaftwes have alto beta adopted with refpcit to patfports, and the appearance of any one after ten at might. on the quays of the harbour of Flufhing, or the docks for (hips of war. Government difpatched a courier to Paris, as Goon as obis intelligence reached the Hague, to Bop. if polSble. this violent proceed ing. M. Semonville and General Viftor have alto been fblidted to Interfere, till the anfwer of the Fzeoch Goverament can be received. The real cattle r of this Angular meallue is not publicly known. Rorraaoase. Fee. 4. The French have in the molt unheard-of manner (earthed the Stops of the principal fhop keepers at nothin and forcibly taken from them all fuch goods as t hey chnfe to al ledge are of EDO& manufaeory, and lent them op to Antwerp and Middleburg ; and ander pretence of looking for (Om it , they have etercifed a very Im ations Starch in feveral private bodes. It is reported that upwards of too waggons, laden with goods ex pedited ham Embden,bave alto been Bopped by the French on the frontiers.. P. S. The above repot. I find, has this founda tion. The bench Government fent detachments cut the fame day to all the frontier towns of this Repub. lie, and took away all the goods of Englith manufac tory to the amount of 80.0001. as is already aker taint& and a confidamble quantity more. of which we having* yet a parting's aw e n owt it appears, were depolited thofe towns from - Emb. den. The Government has pretested Come thnon- Stances relative to the violations committed in that province. - • PARLIAMINTART PROCESDINGS. MUNI OF LORDS, TIMSDAT, FU. et. Thdr to order. rebind Into a Gaup et ilbidkepwlartl M ir is the Pair. The melkimilia et the did et Or CANS VIM% Sus se db• barem et Zombi, was nismi, es 4 Omni W 1 u were esedissi Maas therm. TM LORD CHASM/ZOO dm th mad adialtd the tiemdlise at hies lewd t , sdiss adds maims femme ed the odium& betaevisg." That the Weld essliedles et ebb dim be adjestsid dB Os &Mt el Opel sae Medea mew luaushers. it me pamkeel. with • ashram aids essmiemet de. . tha Wee Cleeled Gm. *MS ite bp males/ Midas ands eggilleise, MO et SIMS, the 'Mimes sel Oh resseelsi is* eseestise. tfeemile• Ogee Well we that pa. esi the ft/thee ma& diadem et lir ONO n teary die me mete* **tweet se irte if OWL Atm gow may rad, the Mend lith. Mem the Meek mma et am et • rime or Semi dialed" wore lohni4ol their ralMMee Meese dote W s Witt bee Dort Pill wee aid a head dm, admired to be ratavel to dee andidendes of as ems Can. Muse as neat* sat. Awed. Mel v. Ile Weft% Adams tor Seedistle es , s whbilimsby mime et pude% ad widest 1 ail& TM Mather asMendes ths importees W a Arrest Cosa et Chmsay. Thdallose v. oodford d abet fr. * was ramsed di hiss* seat, mi the Mos were ordered to ea I sot •do essesesed dB kW padres telleMovh MOM OF COMMOUSt 71Yi_ Ito maimed for IN WNW for Otowitosto to by Os omits of Podium atztpleatit of wise Maki. At Car rickfergus soil lalsory.loi Oen bilge* U Ikkatberapttfatt. at fair tedoelt af)ooroutst of modlasook Ow to-810F4911F• LONDON. WIDNUDAT. MWART ss. PRICE OF STOCU THIS DAT AT ONE 0 CLOCK c Cant. tar farkey. isfi—Ditto.ler sect. id. • Beisced 353 slmAhnolais 311 5tf....4 pa Cam ?cf. New s par Clan. 933 94....0111 5 pa c a a L ISH. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Dick 13131st{ elf SUN Ann 33 7-16 3 per C. Red. A.ss3 36354 ludic Scat aSk 3 per C. Cat( g i llf Imp 3. per 46 5 4 per Cut. ss Imp Any .. c s pate. Navy 19 $l3 Osmium 13 spa Cam ins,p34 94 933 Lottery rickets 1.1. It Loy Ara aff 7-a6 Csa tar Rec. ssflt It gives us nub fatisfseion to be enabled to fiat% that His MAJIIIITT's health continues to improve, ai out Readers will fee by the following BULLETIN. .1 QOM'S Palace, Feb• as, stos eg Bat Mawr La Ltd a good nibe, and a ►afkl► idler this amonsileg. (Sirvi) •• LUCAS WU. •• K. ASSN° , Pt. • 4 1. MILL WAN. . " W. tifit*liDiN! We are extremely happy to add, tt.at I:is Kips- T'l enjoys regular and refrefhing (kep i from which he awakes tranquil and compofed. This day we received Paris Journals to the t tth 1011. intlufive. and Dutch Papers to die t4th. Our Readers will find ample extrails from b,th in the preceding columns; bat the moll in:portant part of tke contents of either, are the Confervatoriva of the Au lit Council at Vienna, and a Note if Count de GOLITZ the Pruffian Minifler, delivered to the Diet at Ita• ti(bon. There Papers, which we (akin. mill be read with eonfiderable intereft by politicians. To reaf.n at the prefent moment on All the poffible confegoenics which may refult from &hem would be idle. It rt quires, however, no great degree < f political fagarty to be able to fee. that the Peace of Europe has not yet been fo firmly confolidated as to remove e.el I anxiety refpc6ing the due of the quelions now agt- tatcd. The letter front Barcelona, which is alto fobjoiaeJ , pedant• Come into-ening particulata. Fire per Cents 57f. 20C. R °ea Law thei 'dee ;the Es e.l ordi ; the of 1$