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LONDON. The thirteenth Letter of GALGAOU I has been received: Ina portanee demands an early infertion ; and, if poffible, it dull ar peer To-morrow. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ii. ?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. div. on. ditto y s per C. 112 es. dlv. Ann. 3 3.56 i. YESTERDAY Long Ann. 160 Imp. 3 per Cmt.—. Imp. Ann. 93 °maim sit dif. Englith Tickets a Cool. for act. safil EXCHANGE. Cadiz pap Naples 36 Ditto 35 it Genus eS Madrid pap Venice 6o Ditto 331 .Limon 6z Mhos 3s et Oporto 6al Leghorn 4 8 Dublin Ist Agio on the Bank of Hollsod s I per Cant. flittoper Ccnt.Conf,ols, mooty, ys , - for Jan. y Reduced ssf—Omnium. 4 to 4' . Long Ana. t 6 3-1' PRICE Of ST , 'Sank Stock :of 3 pa C par C. Coat 34 fii 4 Per C y per C. Navy U Eyi IS 3 Fig a 1 797 9if 9ilt COURSE OE Arafterdain 37 1 a UL Do. at ight 3 6 7 Rotterdam 37 11 2 U I. V 40816 , 811 34 11 4 4 Akan 33 at UL Pavia t day's date 15 1 Pads - 33 8 UL Bourdtaas, ditto is What we fated yelletday in our Deal letter re fpeeing the movement of the gun boats at Bou logne, is confirmed by difpatches teceived at the Ad miralty. Thefe difpatches Rate, that on the sth the enemy moved into the outer road of Boulogne, with akintention, as is fuppofed, of attacking our fqua dron in front of tl:e hatbour. The French force confined of twenty gun boats of the fiat clefs, and twenty-feven of the fecond,' but the wind fpringing up at W. N. W. they returned to the inner harbour. It is likewife hated, that Bow AAAAAA was at Bou logne on the sth. Notsvithitatuling the great vigilance of our flotilla anktlat meritorious e 'ns of our gallant tars, four km boats have made their efcape from Dun hitt, and are fuppofed to have entered Boulogne : they had Go board from feventy to a hundred men • *Qt. The general opinion at Durikit k was, that thrtiseaftoa would be immediately attempted. . • t aOrititlemart who has jult arrived from Holland high* as that a great deal of diliontent prevails Moog the Dutch troops dellined to afEfl in the in. valbi, of this country. The Dutch Officers very pourelly fay they have no idea of embarking in fuch fataS craft as have been propofed by the French to be employed in the enterprize. As to the foldiers, fnch a fpirit of revolt has been asanifened among them, that in Holland alone above 300 of them have been fhot for mutiny ! They are made to fleep in boats on (Irate. covered with only a tarpaulin—at lean fuch was the cafe with many of them very lately. The Gentleman who informed us of there particu. firs, added, that it is generally agreed, as well in Flanders as in Holland, that a general diffatisfalaion prevails on the coati, even among the troops who are natives of France. This is extremely pmbable, but , would be folly to infer therefrom that they will *fee to obey any orders whatever that may be ifilted them. It is a long time before (laves, even with arms in their hands, come to have fuch an under- Ilanding with and confidence in each other, as can induce them individually to hope for the co-operation their companions in teftiting the orders of an ins. perious mailer. Letters were received in town yellerday from Bal imore, Newfoundland. and Philadelphia. The New York G..aerte of the 3d Dec. received iflerday. contains the following intelligence A mane letter from Port au-Prince Lays, that the 'g e rench evaciated that place on the Sth of Onober. !hen General Drsrstrass entered it, ninety.two Whites were found there; two of whom he ordered he hanged, the perfona of the rely were protedted Lis dircetions. The French Fleet failed on the gth. confider Able part a it fell into the hands of the .81glith. to whom the Negroes rendered every a APl tnce, and were of edit:mint fervice in capturing the 'rench vetiels " Another letter from America (law, that the brig :tfey had at tired at New YOIL from of Cape Fran is, which 'Lice the left &brut the middle of No- ember. alter having been re1uf....1 entrance, io ballan. The Daley, on ear :oth of Nnvemhcr, wn. captured the back of Tortudes by two Brigand boats, and fern into Port dc Pais. where the was detained twent y rout hours, and dileharged. The Captain obferves, sat lie WAS never more politely treated than l.y the :igand Gener.il J. Cor.,is, 'who told the ciptors, tar if they took a tingle article from the hr;g they truld be put to death immediately. The Cape had tIJ nut moch longer than could priLbly have been tgeßed ; the French Commander keened to be de trained upon keeping pollifGon until reduced to the flestretnity. Tic has frequently been Omni} brought that fituati , m, when relief has arrived in ve , r:ls hiels had Rulers in with provifmns, dining the rime tat th 4. Engla bl..<kading !Lips of war had heen novo (rim their fiatinn. At the above ',vice!, Su inarn ha not been attacked by the Enghal, but that vent 11141 daily encetekl. Acentintb fr,m Grenada flare, that tn-Iwcll k i ii t , ernh ptiva were fent into that piece, cn the ,LII of Noveo.ber. by a Bi.tith frigate. There pri• atetta Writ captured in ILc aft of robL:ng too Sa em brigs.-- The Governor of Grenada (C.:mirror.) died as the 4di cf Nvirctuber ; his funcral vas the moR fplendid that had ever been ultnefred in. :*uacs quarter.—There was a Britifh frigate cruiaing' off St. Vincent's, no the Bth of Noven bet, all welL— She had examined Come American vefkls, and treated them politely. A more time previous thereto, the brig Agenora was boarded by a Ihindforne built French privateer, named the Herntione, of 14 guns. The frigate was afterwards feen by the Agenora in chase of the privateer. stirs • eneo an,.h dror coat tact up 1 it ie loge soft four kiii the, • 4 0 • • t sA ld moo tM few be aura 3 0c as tar the • far We Sal it tot sit an Ma' ind of per slit yet roe tre WI to I anc rn Bei COL yeti Th at I fan thA Br i lila fir, he! exi ter 141 to tbi btu Tin ev4 Fr , 4j 1141 die DUTCH PAPERS. The following are extrafted from tome received this day : HACUI, DEC. 24. After a troll of four days, we had a thaw on the 22d. The conveyance of troops to the coati down the canals fill continues, and will be finiffied this day. The unhealthinets of the weather has canted much ficknefs, and many' of the foldiers and officers have been obliged to be left by the way. The greater part of the Batavian troops intended for the expedition againa England, are now in their retpedive quarters in the vicinity of the coati. •NSTERDAM, DEC• 24. There are already fto gun-boats at Flufhing. and many more are expeCted. A part of them will join the French at Boulogne. SCHIEDAM, JAM. S. .0 is now pofitively Paid, in purfuance of the or ders iffued by General Moamar, Commander in Chief of the Combined Troops in the Illand of Walcheren, that the FIRST CONSUL will arrive at Flufhing towards the end of next week. Pre parations for his reception have already been made. Again& that period the French Ambalfador at the Hague is alto expelled there, as well as (eve ral Generals and Staff Officers. The Fla IT CONSUL I will make a longer flay in that city than he did WI fummer ; a circumftance which fully refutes all the idle tales circulated on that occafion ; Nth as that he was afraid of being affafanated by the Dutch, &c.— Rear Admiral %Twat's- will arrive at Flufhipg in a few days to take upon himfelf the command of the flotilla. It is certain that he left the Hague imme diately on the arrival' there of a cour;er from the FIST CONSUL. HAMBURGH MAILS. Two Mails ar►ived this day. The principal ar ticles of intelligence they bring relate to the diflurb ances which have lately happened in the Turk& do minions : the letters were delivered out late.—The following appear to be the molt intereiling. Tomor row we (ball give farther extraes : VIENNA, DEC. 21. With refrd to the diilnrbances that have happen ed at Contlantinople, the following advices have now been received : For a long time a fecretcorrefpnn dence has been carried on between the rebels in Ito melia, and the malecontents in Conflaminople, who had invited the former to approach the Capital. ,This they did, and after the departure of the IA poll, even enterfd the city. The confulion was, it is laid, ex treme, but the Janizary Guard of the GRAIMSSION toe, behaved extremely well, and defeated the infurgents in feveral places. Thole who fell into the hands of tilde loyal troops, were put to death on the (pot ' • others were &angled and thrown into the canal..— Such are the accounts we have received at Vienna of there events, of which we wait more circumltantial , details. DEC. z¢.—They write from Bucharcft of the date of the Bth intl. that a Ruffian courier had been obliged to take a very circuitous route, on account of the commotions and confaion that prevail on the other fide of the Danube, quite to Conflantinople. The fame courier had likcuife but jig! left Conßan tinople, when large bodies of routers approached that chi. The Englifb Ambairador, Mr. Dsusisrovn, who has left Coultantinople, will return home thr'ugh Moldavia. lIIICFPIDER 3. The greater part of the inhalsitatits of Conl'anti. nople and its fubutbs, have for fume days pall been in a fituation of the greaten alarm and terror. Tlic approach of two dircontented Pac:,is, at the head of a great body of rebels, sled the dangerous correfpon deace carried on between the ntalceontents in the capital and the infurgents,has oceafioned an extreme cunt - anon. What paired in the Seraglio is not dif tinftly knoten, for the policy of the Porte cautinuay avoids making public its dangers and fears, but there was an extraordinary atlivity among the Mininry ; at:d the meafures ad• Ned by t:c Sultan, in the Councils, which were very frequent and very long, had the ben etre& The rebels on the approach of the Ifni zaries were obliged to retreat ; and the malecontents within the city concealed diemfelves in their books. Many per. lons, however, belii.re, that the retreat of the rebels has only been procured by mon:y which has been paid diem; and that they will probably loon return. Be this as it may, tranquillity i• now in a great niers fur e reftored. •LR4ANRR!A. DM 3. The PAC/121 who command the Turkifh gat tlfuo here, finning thernielves every day more flraightened by the Bey', and eh:pitted of every means of defence, at length made ptopufals to CVACIJAIC Evpt entirely tl them, under the condition that the fame g,i.-ern meta flimila he /alerted in the mum,' as fub:ifted before the arrival of the r.nch , rd..r /10/4111AATI. To this tLe Derf ; a!ik: V: the farther proptsf4/4f the Paellas. that iihiNeoarention.Aould brit be zalFsnitted to Confiantiaoste and receive the . approbailtio of the Grmiti SeigtAsr. We now there. fore wait to fee whether this convention will be rati fied at Conaantinople, or whether the. Porte will fend an army to the afiifiance of the Pachas, to wreft this important country from the dominion of the Beys. GENOA, DEC. 52. The duchies of Patina and Placentia will be made French departments. Great numbers of troops are marching from the vicinity of Mantua to Lower Italy, to fupply the place of thofe which have marched from thence to France• Dawes OF THE MAINS, DEC. 27. One of; the Frankfort journals contains the follow. ing article : They wike from Italy, that on the frith intl. the King of Brame took poffelfion of Parma, Piacen za, and Guafialla, France having made a cetfion of them in his favour."—Many perfons doubt the truth of this intelligence. PARIS JOURNALS. This day we received Mositewri of the 26th, 27th, 3oth, and 3111 ult. Thole of the 28th and 291 are fill wanting to complete our feries. The Moititeur of the 3oth announces that the FIRST Corso:. let out from Paris that day at fix o'clock in the morning. and that he was to be abfent for a few daps. There Journals prefent hardly any intelligence.— The following extra& will, however, fare to a mnfe our Readers— French funds 53 f. so c. PARIS, ti2C212121 25. At the Diplomatic Audience this day, Coont de Comsat., AmbaiTadar of his barium. MAjli- Ty, prefented his credentials as Envoy Extraordinary of his Serene Highnels the Eracroa of Saizsottao. Several prefectations took place at the fame time. DICPMBER t 6. There are daily engagements between the divilions of our flotilla and the Engli:h croizers ; at the Me de Croix feven gun boats made two flips of the line and a frigate free elf! They were drawn up near the (bore, and though twenty broadfides were fired from the (hips, they fullained no damage, but on the contrary fired 24 -pounders, which made them retire, after their malls had been very much (battered. Between Gravelines and Calais a divifion of the tranfports having got on 'bore, the Eng,lifh cruizers approached to take poffeffion of them ; but the pa. troles of the la regiment of chaffaiirs, detachments of the 85th regiment of infantry, and the moveable batteries, ferved 5y the zd tzgiment of boric artillery, arrived in tins: to proteet them againft the large yd. fcls. The battle continued near three quarters of an hour; feveral [bells reached the Englifk veffels, and burl on board of them, in confeq tience of which they determined to finer off very much Chattered. The divifion of the flotilla got off at high water and en. tered Calais. DEC. 3 t.—A letter rrnm Bonrdenux flues, that the diamonds captured in the Englsfla packet, the King George. have been Cold fur about 30,c0c.1. PARIS. DEC. 27. - - MINISTRY OF TNt MARINS.---•-ne - Audacrcufe privateer. of Bayonne, has captured and carried into port an EnglA (hip, laden with 4000 quintals of cod 6(h.—The Dcterminee privateer captured alto a chip of the enemy, having nearly the fame cargo, but the prifoners found means to retake the veffel, after killing the prlze-mancr and two tailors, and wounding four men who had been pot on board ; they then proceeded with the veffel to Viana in Por. fugal, but falling in with the Brilliant privateer, of Bayonne, Capt. Ray, the veffel was recaptured, and has fine arrived in port. The KIN° has been pleated en ennflitote and ap point the Right Hun. Jolla Earl of ST.Viticsar. Ad mital of the White Squadron of his MAjetly's Fleet. Lievtenant General of the Royal Marine Forces. and Knight of the Moll Hon. Order of the Bath ; Sir N 411.11 Sri r Kroll and Sir THOMAS TROUBILIDOff, Baronets; Jamas Arum% Jona Mmt It KAM. and JON., 1.1t4 , 011. Eton. and Sir Haw.. BURRARD NIALS, Batt. to be his %jelly's Commiffioners for executing the Office 1 ) 1 . I-I.gh Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. and the dominicas, Manch. and territories thercupto belonging. Difpatrhes were let night fent off to Admiral Mc woes- is in the Weft Indies, to be forwarded to him by the Mono (loop Of war. The ertls and 115th regiments now in Ireland are about to emhatk or the Wen Indies. The following pi i vats Isms was received by the la l Hamburg Mad : " Dreedvi, December 24. " Never before have we etperieneed here fo mach &Many In the departure and arrival of couritrs from Peterfbargh, and Vkmna. The ;Amend opinion i., that tome new plan has been propofed by Ruffia, to which hie Imp•-rial Nl,jefty Is defirous that oar Cabinet lhoutd accede. The objet lof the propofad confede racy is, to cheek the aggrandifmg 1.1 Irmice, and thowsh Avfiria has 'tunnelled great relunanc, to do part from Its prefeat pad& fy nem, horn arc entertatoed that on the arrival of the Bei tint Anibaffadne at Vicuna, th• ET11;, ti.or may i.e Induced to ae• rode to a pryjrd, the eXcctltion c•l h i roman thc moll Colo - tar y cnlacqknivlli In F. u nye. ' Malta i;T, MARI: 1.A41. J IM. 11.1Ve have but little uctcfilon of Wheat to-day, the famples of Cne quality loch a fmall advance, but other forts have little variation : fome little fnl•erlinc Dantzic rather exceeds our tnp pi ic---M tic a.. on Monday —Carley is in very lhott isly, and fetches r:;thcr better price—Yeas and .4 both defcription are nearly as nor are a great many Ar rivals of Oats from the crionii:., of York and Lin• coin, With Pone foreign: the d.:rilani is not very great, and this article is rather ...1 the decline— }lour is in full lupply, many p.o,cis of tin: ate fold 1 , 1" s than jos. NAUTICAL INTELLIGRNCR. TORBAY, Jaw. yellerday, and failed again laft evening for Spithead to complete her provifions and fibres. his Majefty's fhip Mrastsm, Capt. Hot.Lis. Now lying off the Berry, the NE• Meats frigate, Capt. Sum sRVILLII, who bath pa fent her boat on there for orders, and fhe was off again immediately. About a fortnight (lace a brig froti. Newfoundland, was (poke with on her paffage home by an American (hip, who informed the American, that three days after leaving Newfoundland fhe (hip ped a lea which wand the Captain and Mate over board, who were both drowned, fo that they had not a navigator left on board.—The American Captain very humanely hove ton, and lay by her three clays i but owing to perpetual gales of wind could render her no &Planer, eonfequently was obliged to leave her. She has been toffing about in chore late gale, ever (ince, till now Novi/macs has brought them fate to this port. I cannot learn further particulars as yet, (poll going) only that the brig belongs to Teignmoutb. It is blowing a whole gale again from the S. S. W. accompanied with very heavy rain. PLYIEOVTO, Jaw. 9.—Came in the Urfus Minor. of and from Sheen, in Norway, Captain &ruses, foe this port, with timber and balks : the Arun, of so guns, Captain COCHIRAKB, from a cruise; the came in during the heavy gales this morning, and ran into Catwater for firelter. A cotter belonging to Guern. fey, was loft lett evening during the gale, near the Devil's Point, and it is feared, the whole crew have perifbed ; (he bad on board empty cativo, bound to Guernfey. The SANTA MARGAIETTA, of 38 guns. which arrived here Saturday evening from Chatham. ran dawn on the sth Ina. at half pall one P. M. about five leagues from Portland, the American (hip Francis Nixon, Captain JAMES Ws , from Amfterdam, bound to New York. The fupe'reargo got on board the frigate, but the fate of the (hip and crew are not known : the wind was fuuth weft at the time the accident happened. Po k y L movrH, Jaw. to.—Arrived the MIILWAID frigate, from a cruise; and the CYCLOPS frigate, from the Streights, and is under quarantine.—The Hou N D Hoop of war bas a fignal for failing with the (hips bound to the Weft Indies. Wind S. E. Sailed from St. Helen's the DIOMEDE, of 5o guns, Captain Dowasta w, for Guernfey.—Arrived the Itl. CONSTANT fl ignEea Cuomo Die asott, from the Downs; Taisuas, of 44 guns, Captain Tower, from off Havre; and the Oarmsus, of 3s guns, Captain Htt.t., from Cork.—Came up from St. He. len's, the TISCAID a of 44 guns, C2,ptain Lord M. KERN, and the SpitDY (loop, Captain Proovv- Dorsi, Jaw. 9,—By the (Lip Loyal Volunteer, of Hull, from St. Locar, for Landon, which arrived to-day, we learn, that on the 3111 December, in lat. 45. z 6. long. to. t. the fpoke the Astossr, one of Sir EDWARD PrLLFNi% fc,uadron, who informed them, that on the 28th of lg-:ci.moer, the Aaoswr chased the Bayonnaik French' Frigate on !hove in Finidlerre Bay; the crew of which blew her up to prevent her falling into our hands. DIAL, Jaw. to.—Remain in the Downs, the Mo. WARE II and UTRECHT men of war, rtsimmtvaaatit frigate, HARPY (loop of war, Nessus bomb, Bast. Lisa an.i Baoobtrouwo gun brigs ; the latter has' a fignal for a convoy to the weftward. Wind S. S. E. FROM LLOYD', LIST. 011AVMND, JANUARY to—Paged by the Plgoa, Deem. frees Philadelphia • Pentads, 'Stickman, from Seville ; Indoftry, /Cm* ger, from eantzie; Britannia, Stead, Ira, Plymouth; Hawk% mdrpass. from Wexford; liasigadoe, and 'I we Ol(►ette (prizes). from Smola. ARRIVED. At Plymouth, the Flora, Lee, ream New York Wand to Arno fterdam, detained—At Dartmouth, Speculation, Setaebig, frond Bdthnure, and the Admiral Nelien, Little, from Newfoundland Pool*, Lark, Waream, from Newfoundland—Off Dover, Loyal Volunteer, —, Trutt St. Lucar's—At HuU. Quebec Pao. het, from Qiebee—urat Dab Nichoi.on, from Teneriffe—•At Newry, Maria Elizabeth, and Concordat, —, renal Alieant —At IContneibutg, Ocean, Foram. from Hull —At Belfalt, Anibal*. CampMl, from Archangel; June, Hardy, fmm Quebec ; United Sum, and bifpateh, ling, from New Orleano•At Wilmington, Wanikabett, from Laotian—At Bolton, Mans, Cole.from, London. Saturday fennight his Majcity'a (loop Tameraoss arrived in Ci , rk harbour from the Downs. Saturday fennight failed from Leith Roads, no s cruize, hit Majeey's frigate C AAAAA oar, and on Sun day failed his Majesty'. tiiga:e. ETxar.trn ; alfo the CONSTANT gun veffel, with tome wind bound (kips to the fouthward. On Tuefday fe'nnight, the Carnlies Frederic*, of Stettin, was put afhare near Bullettbuchan. The crew were all fared, and part of the cargo. Great pea& is due to the fiihermen in the neighbourhood, for their exertions in living the crew, and their humanity and attention to them afterwards. This veffcl had been npfet in the gale off the Doggerbank, when the crew were obliged to cot away her rigging. The Adamant, --, from t.turbec for Leaden, has been deferted at fea by the crew, being water logged—five of the crew arrived at the We of 1%1,a% The Townfhend Wen Indianian, which got on [hove at Portfmouth, is gone entirely to pieces. During the late form, a veal, brig rigged, was lien to frike upon the Galley Head, cn the coal! of Ireland, and infantly went to pieces : crew perilhed. The Eliza privateer of Liierpad, has taken and tent Into Cork the Raindier Dutch Ead Indiamau, of and for Rotterdam, from Batavia, richly laden with colonial produce. The Raindier left Batavia on the tEltli of May laft, and was captured on the 18th of December, in lat. 44. N. long. 16. W. By a private letter received from the BLawfww fri pte, commanded by Captain Moncx, dated Cape Franctis, Nnv. 19, see ale informed that he haa foe ceeced in In ning and destroying all the French veil Iris at Monte C.hrilli, which confined of s t fail of va t ion; defer p:ione : ed three men killed, and eight wounded in chi, I.axard-us Icrvice. Lieutenant No. c noes, os the in trines, le.lb 4114 wounded, bu: is in a fair w•at ct rccevery.