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APferlßigrr OMNI. Pegmkr ”,1834. MOTICE is heed, gioni 041. 0 Selma of Oyer oni Taoist, ,p.e! Gad Htlivi.7,,fw Mr Trial f Vivi., cowl► poi wide Hie Sr.., evithix tfe of :It ifibiginslty of Eog. jemi. will Iv 6.1.14 Ha, 410 Loam, or WniseA ay the t6rb rf 7ssoay ass, a ikit o'Cloca i. ibr WaLL4M .1114RSDEX. TO THE. PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA srocjc. MR 13 EBB pre fetus his molt refpettful com pli menu to abate Proprietors nt Stook whe honour him • 'rich their fupport, and very earileft/Y rillrcats the favour of their attendance at the Ballot at the Matt India Houle, on Thurfday the *di inflame. lie takes dip method of making bit Solicitations generally known, :meanly becaufe loin., of his Friends may be to the Country without hie knowledge, and the Loma tent to others may from accident not reach them till too late. but becank, tf many of bis Viers& fhould conceive - their attoid.ince would nut be regiliStr, that idea might expo& him to the wily danger which ho hos any rrafonable s eaufe to apprehend. awe. Head, Poultry. Dee. 11. t ea 4. , • R. BEM* Committee will met eve!y day at Lva the Rio's Head,ln the Poultry, *bete any comnonieatiotte arc re:quelled to be made. - NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TigCREDITORS or WILLIAM COOL of ariono•lbeat Road. in the County of Middiefes, Mariner, Neater mod n, who bane proved their Debts under the moon of . which hasbees awarded and IlTued, and .t risie, mg In prcioastion spinal him, may reeeiot a Dividend of four in ate iwond spas their rethidithe Debts by applythg to Ppr. one of Use AlSonero. at his Couoting Is oak in any Friday, between the hours of ten and ewe *Via. Mile J. MOWS, Solicitor to the laid Cononilkm. ' Dec. 15. das. Great PreinwAreet. IiAMBURGH MAILS. Coarreerixoeze, OCT. 26.—The French Ambaf Bidor.Marthal Baum a, fill continues his negotiations through the Grand Vizier with the Porte, (or the se knowledgment of his Emperor, and has at length ob caisied a written declaration, in which the Grand Vi rgin pumices to acknowledge the Emperor of the Preach, under the double title of Emperor and Pa , Mash (a tide which the Porte gave to the former lcusgs of France); but as this declaration contains Jto prornife that new credentials in reference to this fubje& than be feat to the Turkills Ambaffador at Paris ; the French Ambaffador, according to the inflreeions he has received from Paris, confiders his departure front Conftantinople as unavoidable, and has accordingly drawn up a memorial, fignifying the Anne, in winch be at the fame time expreffes his thinks for the declaration tranfmitted to him. This ha yalkeday delivered to the Grand Vizier, s to be pretested CM the Grand Seignior. The Ruffian troops collefed at Sebaflopol, which had received orders to depart for Corfu, on the loth fll. have been countermanded for an indefinite time. In the mean time the Ruffian Court has (mind it moil— ry. on account of the war in Georgia, to elle- Ilia a communication between the Black Sea and the Cafpian, with which view two (hips of the line, of 74 guns, with troops on board, put to tea for Se llndiopol, with orders to fail for Mingrelia. AMOTHII SAMI DATI. The rebel Aly, who had made hissed/ mailer 0( 1 thatmrlsour of Latakia. has been taken prifoner. and put to death by the Government of Rebale, fo that the putt of Latakia is again open to ail veifels. The greater part of the effeas of the French Am- Wader here have been packed up for this fortnight pa, at his hotel, and even tome of them fent on board. IP is Lid that his lady will fee out this day. On the are infant, the Porte fent off a Cornier to its Am. taffoder at Paris. Two Englith frigates have arrived in this harbour, appointed to convoy the veffels, laden with corn, for the Black Sra, defined for Malta, where there is now a great fearcity. A French privateer, of eight guns, and 64 men, bas likewife arrived, o birch has been detained thirty days at Tenedns by the Geyer. nor of that illand. The Captain of the privateer de- I mends linty thoufand piatlres as an indemnity for that detention. We are anxious here to learn the Vibe of this affair. The Porte in the mean time has feat a Courier to Tenedos to learn the true caufe why this veffel was detained. The difturbances in Romelia are confidered as quelled, and the Porte has therefore withdrawn the troops out of that province, and fent them into Aria, as alto for further fecurity, a regular corps. The ufurper, Ithmael Pacha, nill maintains kimfelf in Acre ; he pretended to be willing to accept con ditions of accommodation from Ibrahim Pacha ; but when the latter thought hiinfelf fecure, he attack ed him, and repulfed his troops with confides able lots. The GRAND SS IC N TOR has appropriated the firm of u,OOO purfes to the fervice of the Marine, and efpe cony the building of barracks, which are intended for to,ocro tailors, and others perfons belonging to the tea fervice. The ground near the beautiful villa of the GRAND SEIGNIOR, which is dole by the fade of the arfenal, has been allotted Inc thcfe barracks. Accord. ing to an order of the Sultan, every thing in our MA sine will be eflabliflied on the Englifh footing. Our land force will likewife receive a new regulation.— There will be confiantly maintained in future a corps of topoo men, which will be czercifed like the troops of other European powers. SIM/IL SIT 111:1, Dec. 3. —Since the z3d of la(; month the two yachts. Amadis and Efplendian, with the two packet-yachts, remained at anchor near 11.4 r• hoeft, and tried in v.in to crofs over to Yltad, being prevented by contrary winds and tempeti uous wea ther. On the tgth it was thought pauper, on account' of the quantity of floatingice, in return to Stralfund Roads. However their Majefties did not gn on More, and the yacht Amadi • returned to Bat-hoeft, the ;oth of November, along with the other vef . On the 111 of December, at half pail (even in morning, they . let fail, with a fair welterly wind, -I, blew with increafing violence during the day, fhifte I about to the north. the evening the yachts were c,ly a lea 1-..guebfwm t he s we d,fh I, but could nut make the Dune by reafnn of the wind and the datknefs o t the night. They tried .iirp the lea t.'l break of day ; hot at one in the iorning the wind fuddenly fniittd, and blew a Itorm. :r fil..TC,tliCy were C.lllpe;led t o m a k e fso die c oal; Germany, in which thcv lucceccled, though not nut much dang.r. The yacl.t Amadis had a ,w rf,..apc from on fh , re r, J.ifmund, five the root, ; Inc got, I, •v-t•v,r, tn ze the .u6it lii: in the c% ; hit r e ached e Chore the (truck, rind as k requires) tirqe and e x ertion to get her afloat, artei to cone to an ars chor, his Sysoisn Mrt,ussry re -toyed to germ (bore. Th e y re mained that night at trarhoeft, whence thelr W e ak.' proceeded for Stralinad, and arrived there 'kis day at noon. Ha m sotto o, Dec. 4.—According to accounts that may be relied on, the Count Di Ltu.s will change the place of his refidence, and with all his atten dants leave the vicinity of Warfaw. to refide in fu ture at Riga Thou 6, 27. —We have received from our Embaity at Paris, the agreeable information that Mr. SCHlSilmiiptwwilacK has twice had the good fortune in confer with Bo , concerning the Batavian affairs. In the fecond conference, his Majelly ex preffed graciordly, concerning the welfare of this country, and affured our Ambaffador, that he would do every thing to promote it. In confequence of this humane declaration, the Parifian Council of State has received orders to deliberate, and prefent a report relative to the neceffities of Holland, and means to relieve them, and to confult with Mellen's.. KELM/111KPC. and take his advice on this, for us, confequential fnbjea. Lso Noe a. Nov. 16.—The epidemic diforder here continually decreates. On each of the !aft two days only ten or eleven perfons have died. In the city the moll effeaual precautions are taken to prevent the revival of the contagion. Since the gth Whitt, 16 merchant (hips and feveral (mailer veffels have arriv ed in our harbour. M. Picas who, as is known, was arrefted for fupplying the Lei% at Malta with provifions, made his efcape on the s3th The French Generals canted a feuds to be made for him on board all the foreign (hips, but without Jell. According to accounts from Rome. Luctsa Boss had fuddenly left that city. and taken the road to Milan. An Englifh fquadron is cruising off Reath. MtIITZ, Dec. r.—Xefterday the poles or Randards which indicate taking poffeffion, were crated in the Iflands of the Rhine, on this fide of the Thalweg, (Toll -way) which had not before been formerly done. An error in our journal had, for twenty hours, cir culated the repot t, that the Wands on the other fide of the Thalweg had likewife been taken under the French Sovereignty, but this was immediately con tradieted, officially, by the Cnunfelior of State, iota vie. The farm of the Great Peter's-Ave alone, will no longer be paid to Naffed, but here. Vltava, Nov. Lt.—The day before yefierday ad vice was received from the Governor of Dalmatia, that the yellow fever had appeared at Rage . ; on board a Ragnfan veffel, arrived from a Spanilk har bour. The Captain and two tailors had died within two days. Id confecpence of this intelligence, the meafures of precaution *gain(' contagioos infation, already adopted in our ports in the Adriatic, have been enforced with hill greater krithrefs. Nommen. 3o. —His Imperial Majelly this day gave a fpecial audience to the Englifh Envoy Mr. ARTHUR PAOST, at which the latter delivered his new credentials relative to the hereditary Impe rial dignity of Auftria. In coofequence of the alarm eaeited by the prevalence of the yellow fever in diffe rent parts of Italy, the Emperor has given the ne cell' try orders for a eta,lon to be drawn ; and four regiments will march towards Italy from Bohemia and Moravia. The epidemic diftemper, it is raid. has made its appearance at Ragufa. Among the unfounded reports we have here, one is, that Reaps troops have advanced through Albania into Servia. On WI fell. the to whit! and (1 two 7 cord, high . to kei morn After dills I of G with( flan- ahott 11.11. FRANCE. PARIS, DECEMBER 4. The following is an Extra& of a Private Letter from Madrid, dated 15th November—" This city has been very much agitated fence the intelligence of the capture of our frigates. A war with England being conftdered, after that circumltance, inevitable, the Government Paper is at 52 per cent. difcount. The departure of the Englifhtler, however, be ing delayed, a favourable turn was prefumed upon, and they role to 45: but at length this Minifter let off yeflerday at noon, and the Paper has fallen to 48. The French Mu-tiller, Gen. Bouawoavil.LE, is expelled here in three days, and his arrival, under the prefent circumflances, cannot fail to caufe much fenfation." Dicentata 5.—A ceremony equally fplendid and impofing as that of the Coronation, took place on the 4th inftant. It was the difiributiou of the Eagles, or Colours, at the Champ de Mars, to all the diffe rent corps of the army, and to the National Guards of the toB Departments of the Republic, on which occation the Emperor received their oaths. The fame order was to be here obferved min the proce&on on the day of coronation. After giving an audience to the Members of the Cnrps Diplomatique, in the Hall of the Ambalradors, dim Majellies were to put on their imperial robes and infignia, and to place them felves on the Throne, which would be announced by a difcharge from the batteries of the Thuilleries, the invalids, and the Champ de Mars. The deputations from all the corps of the army were to be Ilationed on the right and the left in dole columns. They were all to approach as near as poffible to the Throne, when the Emperor, addreffing himfelf to the army, was to &Mien-41401d your Itandarde—thefe Eagles muft always be your tally point: they 111.11 always be found where your Elm mor may demo them neceffary for the defence of his throne, and for t►e proteetioo of hie people. You (wear to facrifice your Benin their defence, and that you will conftantly cal upon your courage to keep them on the road to rielory." On his pronouncing ihcfe words, the Colodels who held the Eagles were to raife them into the air, laying at the fame time—ire/wear it. This oath was to be repeated by all the military and departmental depu tations, amiclll the difcharge of the furrounding bat- tacks. When his Majefly the Emperor approached the altar to be crowned, he took the Imperial Crown him telf, and placed it upon his head—it was a Diadem of oak acrd laurel leaves in golds . -His Mqjelly after wards took the Crown deftined for the Emprels, and after decorating himfelf with it for a moment, be !sicced it upon the head of his at:gull confort. The tirmnefs, gr andeur, and n‘blenefs of her manner, drew from every quarter fhouts of admiration and joy. The mixed dignity, grace, and mndefty, re marked by every one demeanr,r of the Empref., in quitt.n; the Cal. 'py uwaci %%Lich the had been tc scived at the entrance of Notre Dame, are the theme f general conrerfation. The non Imperator e let to mufic for the.ceremony of the anointing, and which was lung upon the ar rival of their Imperial Ala canes . was encored by every p e rfon prefent, with loud acclamations. The Pope remained nearly a quarter of an hour in prayer after their Majefties' departure. When his Holinefs ainfe to retire, a loud acclamation of Five Is Saint Pere / accompanied him from the Choir to the door of the Cathedral. This unanim ous expref lion of refped and gratitude from an affembly, corn pofed of the 6rR Orders of the State, and of tbe de puties from the whole empire. teemed to be deeply felt by his HoEnefs. •He admitted that part of the Clergy of Paris which bad Ailed at the ceremony to kits his feet. The Holy Father was every where received with great refped ; but we ought to remark. (for this be longs to the French eharader. always lively even in the moll (ulnas circomftanees), that the people could not refrain from making merry in feeiog the Crofs- Bearer. who pro eded his Holinefs's carriage, mount. ed upon a mole, caparifoned in black. LONDON. MONDAY. DZCIUMUt 17• PINKS Fa STOCKS THIS DAY AT OBIS O'CLOCK. Cala. Or Jae. ni—omito St prßeboool 511. 4 Madam si—Sdrog. MIK par... 11 A. a Iva+ PRICK OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY . 3 70M fC. R Rai Allll4 of s$ 571 Owe Aaa.s a'-t6 Coat. Cad. Mo. that Loparld Ma. 9 y.sit A Com. CaoL Radial DO par ea SUL s Caw Km hat Rap & lidless al us. per C0at..797 991 CouL for {cc stiff La. 3 Aas..l6 .7.16 th. :7 Damao. Damian ts -.3 per Dab. j 19,1. • ExchaopDablla as London sof. On Saturday afternoon the whole of the fleet. no. der command of Admiral Coamwata.tc, at Torbay, got under weigh for their Ration of Brett. Wind s northerly, fine weather. Since our lull have arrived Americas papers to the s3d ult. French journals to the 7th inaant. Dutch papers to the 10th, and two of the Hambargb mails that were due. _ _ • Letters from Vienna Rate, that our Ambalfador at that Court has prefented his new credentials, I . 'co oiling the lately afumed title of Emperor a/Ault:via. There are a variety of rumours refpeaing the ac knowledgment of BONAPALTS'S tide by the PORTS. It is not eafy to fee what will be the refute. The Porte has certainly more to fear from Raffia than from France, and while this continues to be its coo viaioo, will probably be guided by the line of con do& followed by the Emperor AtaXallOgit• On the fubjee of a war with Spain, the reports are fo various, that the truth cannot be eafily canted. The Pulfteilli fays Mr. Faces left Madrid on the lath ult. bat letters of a later date have Rated pnfitively that he was Rill in that city. It has been very currently reported Race Saturday, that advices have been received from Mr. Fens, dated from Me rida on the frontiers of Poetrial. Rating his arrival there on the gob ult. Should this rove cornea, we may loon eapeft aanal bollilities to take place.— Indeed, we are of opinion that the die may be conll dered as CRC An article in the flamburer Cern dated Ber lin, December 4, rays, " A is current here, that the Prince of hiscatensuson graiLerz, bro, ther to our Q2cen, is to be married to an Ugh& Princefs." - - • • --- Saturday morning, between nine and ten o'clock, his MajasTy, accompanied by the Duke of Kiln' ) attended by Lord Rivaas, Earl of Essex. Generals Firzaor and Srsaceit and feveralothers.left Wind- for, on horfeback, an d to the right of Aftot Heath Race-courfe, where the Earl of Sanowici,, and a great number of Gentlemen Sportfmen, were waiting for his Majarry. On the arrival of his MAJErry, the Earl of SANDWICH gave orders for' a very fine (tag to be turned out. The Rag, at fluting, ran with great fwiftnefs towards Swinley, aerofs the Heath, through the inclofures, to the right of South Hill Park, by Workingham, to the left of Bill and Bear Wood, leaving Conkham Bridge to the right, and making towards Reading, where he was taken at Bear Hill, about four miles the other fide Working ham, after a run of two hours and a half. The day was remarkably fine. His MAJOSTI and like had above t .7 miles to ride home at the end of the chace. His Mai SITY. on his way to Windfor, flopped and honoured General WILSON with a vi fi t, at his houfe it Bill HiU, fotmerly belonging to the Marquis of Btaar•FOßD. _ _ The Duke of LINT accompanied his MAJESTY during the whole chace. On Wednefdav evening their MAJESTIES Will ho nour Covent Garden Theatre with their pretence. We are happy to hear the Duke of Sus's' is re covered from his late indifpofition. Difpatehes have been fent off from the Admiralty to be forwarded to the Fad Indies. - - - Yefierday difpatches were fent off from the Ad miralty to Lord Maori lAA, at Wimbledon; and this morning his Lordllip arrived in town. Government is faid to have received tome very important information from a perfoa who arrised fro= France on Friday left. _ _ The Lords of the Admiralty having found that the painters' work at the different Dock yards, which was carried on heretofore under the direttion of the Metier Shipwrights, required farther fuperintendance than thole Officers had leifure for. have appointed Mailer Painters to his Majefly's feveral Dock-yards. It is raid, that for the purpnfe of preventing (mug gling, Government have detarmined to grant no more licences for the importation of brandy and gin from France and Holland, which have hitherto been per mitted to enter this country in neutral veffels. On Saturday Mr. JOSIAH BOTDILL was chofen Alderman for Cheap Ward, in the room of by late Uncle. ALIRK-LAVE. COAX %IMMO', DEC. 17 We have to-day confiderable arrivals of Wheat, but not much of the firft quality, which remains at high prices ; but the trade for other qualities is heavy, at as. and 3s. per quarter lefs.—Barley again in full fupply, at a further declenfion—Malt has lit tle fale—Grey Peas, with Beans of both forts are lower: although a good fupply of Oats, from a tolera ble brands in this trade la prices are maintained —Flower at the prices of laft week. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat, SU gib. i los per qr. Grey Peak 43a. to ats. Fine Ditto. au. t is,. od. Ream, esa. sae. od. Rye, 541.591. od. Tick Ditto 431.48 a. od Battey, en. 465. 6d. Oita, 111. 311.341. Mak, 7Ss. Sp. od. Poled ditto, 351. 361.0 d. White Peak, sae. sr. at Rape Seoll. 424 to 431. pa hit. PRICE OF FLOUR. 1 Ree Mar 90. to 955. scccsds 15$. to pm per Cock. Doss..--Qn Monday morning an affair of honour took place at Barnby Moor. near Dateline,. between Captain of the Can brie militia, and Captain j—s, of the sill Regiment. They Fred two cafes of pillols without ace t after which the affair was adjuned by the interference of the feconds. An attempt was lately made by the French pri fours in Stilton Barracks, about anon in number. to efcape. They had endeavoured to open a paffage .beneath tie foundation of the walls, and had brought into the courtyard large quantities of earth in (mall peach at a time. They were detected by a Flemilk Oulu who bad agreed to ester the &kith ferviee. I i ' Oat of the cartels with the French foldien from Jamaica, which was fuppofed to have been kind by the painters, and tarried to France, has been driven into the Havannah in peat dithers, and Conk while the people were debarking. The veffel was after- , wards railed at great expence, and in Ottober was preparing for her voyage to England. Accounts from Batavia to the lath of June bays arrived, at which time the produce of the colony was fo very dear, that many (hips were obliged to lan k bailee. The Malay pirates were very treublefonss in the Straits of Sunda. An embargo was to take place on the a sit, is coafequence of the failing of the japan Beet. A Letter firm th,e Ule of France. dated the aids of Jely, fayet.4 4 There are nine Atnericaa and fovea Swedes and Danes, waiting here far pargnes.—Pro vifioas and wines are low, but Mend produce fo farce and dear, that fevers! aegis have failed for loading elfewhere. During twelve months, eqding the tit init. nioev American veal* have arrived here." Qs Saturday, about i s &deck, his Royal Highnefs the puke of Ctaeancs, his Grape the Duke of BED FORD, Lord Suirrietp, the Prefident of the 'board of Agrienkore, Lord Pll.lO/111, Sir War. SCOTT, and fevenl other Noblemen and perfons of dittinilion, went to Mr. Woorran's yard, and minutely exandied the Prize Cattle and Sheep, among which Mr. Weer caa's and the Doke of Biztrolet'slarge Oxen, which gained the two fiat prises, attracted much of their attention, fo did she beat dial cow of the Kent or Safe: breed. Worming to the Duke of Bemoan. and thp two (melt he belonging to Alstis Currie, which are not rwiat, ashes be._ erienee4y Rated. His Royal /fishnets and the other Noblemen en tered into the moll familiar converfation With Mr. W mire aa and fevers! other breeders aid farmers whet were in the yard. and said till pall two o'clock. The Yard was much crowded during the POW part of the day with genteel company. Among ;bete prefent we noticed, befides the ISSOTT. Trees Sykes, Eft oydaus„ Ef¢ Charles Gordon Ckty, try. John Paik LabOsone; 111 IWAra. amNord, Hostylsorn, Jesslogs. Carper, em, y t> ocklis. W.Bssitts, J. Circuit, W. Yosog, W. Clit.o4, teat , Cardoge,Oakely. Oarso.lse. Several Ladies yefierday attended at Mr. WOOT. rar's to fee the Cattle, in the abfence of the crowd; which there is on othei days. Alderman Ftowsa accompanied two Ladies, Captain FROST two Ladies, aqd festeral other Gentlemen brought their partiei of Ladies, who were much pleated with the light of fo many extraordinary animals. Lord Art wryer alto called at the Yard. Laft night Alderman Cuzits fent the (mall In dian cow, from which his two black heifers were bred, and two others of her progeny. in order that the curious in breeds of cattle may have an opportu nity of feting them together. Mr. T. Thema has fold the copy-right of his new Opera for two hundred pounds' DRURY Last—was again crowded on Saturday evening. in a few minutes after opening the doors, and much of the fame confufion enfued as on the former • nights of Matter STITT'S performance. The cha raeer he feftained was that of Act!ffiet in Border*, of his excellent delineation of which we have already fpoken. The Bra driP of Ray swim was fulficiently boifterons. Wawa and Safi bad decent reprefentatives in B m pea and Point'. ; and Mrs. Powatt was interefting in Zatbira. An apology was made for Mils Bores, who was prevented, by itidifpolition, , from playing Irene, and Mrs. H. Stupors, front the other Theatre, performed the charalter. The Y3U11113 Roscsys was &died to more advan tage than at the other theatre; he wore a white tar ban, which formed a pleating contrail with the other parts of his drefs ; and when, in proclaiming hinsfelf to be why, he threw open his outer garment, his vett and trowfers glittered with a fplendour itated to his (late and quality. The Doke and Dechefs of Wenn% the Marquiffes t ff, of AVISTOCR and Loam, Count STaMIIMDILO, Lords Wm. Ruststt, end G. Ss r move, were among the perfons of fathion who attended, and who were moil profufe of their applaufe to the Young Rose vs. Comer Gaausa.—Tbe New Opera drew a con fiderabk audience to this Theatre on Saturday; it has undergone Come judicious curtailments, and now bids fair to become popular and attrattive. The as-- 1 cone are as numerous as ultral. Mr. Taysoa read the part which Kisser, who was indifpofed, aifnally performed : notwithstanding this drawback upon the o p pe la r af fo e rma . nce, the Opera went off with ver7 gre at sp. rive thei Ciat Cie put tu . as be lir 11 ! 1 la l .•w A • cal lin dii fro 23( the Di as