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I LONDON TI/P. t.Ancrsr ANT/ MOST POPULOUS CITY IN THY. WOP.l.l4—Thi, day was publilhed, A New Edition, correAed to the preczat Tint:. iauftrated with a latge Modern Map a 1,01!tiOn, with another Map of the En 'irons and emlielldhed with feveral Views, price Fir,: Shillings bound in red. THE I'ICII..TRE nf LONDON fir 1804 ; being a rote and cosacee DESCRIPTION, of the Barra.:a Marco 7otta, and of its VICINFI and a FAITItYrt. to sir its Cwltlosll.l4S, fatOSEM[S47S. Eaneatrtone, rt,OLIC INSIITU. THIN% and whatever remarkable and deferring of Notiet ; with a great 'Variety nt . Uty r o t fa e t c 5. containing the Hackney-coach /Wes t Lilts of St -ems, bins teed Colte-bout:., Churches, Public OBlees, Ste. It is impoMbk, in the en/tapes of an Advertlfemem, to enume rate the great nimlier of ufeful Topics. which arc treated of in this (mail Veditme ; but. it may fuffice to nhferve, that a total Stranger may, by means of it, become better acquainted with the Louth Metropolis in • few Days, than many Thoufanda of intelligent Potions who hare refidat in it during many Years. Printed for R. Pas tura, No. 71, St. Paul's Chnrch-yard, and fold by every Bookfeller is the United Kingdom, and at the Bars of all the Principal Coffee-houfes in London. Of whom may be had, by the fame editor, A Gums to the WAT [NOVO 3114 StR•IATIIIVI PLACES; with Say Maps and Views, pate sat. in hoards. FRANCE. PRIVATE LE rYERS.-PARIS, JAN. a. ' You have no doubt heard of the intraftions of the Eleaor t Bavaria, and other German Princes, upon the privileges of the immediate German Nobility, and that the latter have appealed to the Emperor, as the Chief of the Empire, and, at the fame time, de- Jnanded the proteQion of France. That all the late innovations of Bavaria were ar . ranged here beforehand, is known every where upon the Continent ; it furprifed every one, therefore, to heat B 111 and Tascssasso declare in favour ofithe bandied Nubility ; and it puzzled, not a lit tle, our politicians to find out the caufe of this unex. peeled juilice; they were, however, oat long in the dark : whi 1t the Flare Consul. and his Minifier were eajnling the deputies of the Nobility here, and draping the Auflrian Ambaffaclor by their fpecious proenifes, • their emiffaries joined in Germany thofe of Pruflia and Bavaria, and, by promotions of the ambitious, at the Comes of Berlin and Munich, and hy•money to the avaricious or indebted, caufed the plurality of the immediate Nobility to renounce their privileges, and to give up and difpofe of, what they cannot difpofe of, the rights of their pollerity, and of a minority protected by the laws and contlitutions of the German Empire. Who does not perceive again, in this mancenvre, the revolutionary Machiavel, Tessavaaso ? And who is not convinced, that anarchy and confufion are the true elements of the revolutionary French Republic ? There is a reporthere, which I give you as fuch, that the Englith Government has demanded from Spain, for confenting to its neutrality upon the terms agreed to by Bo , Minorca and Majorca ai eirjefters during the prefent war. From the knows too woodorirte policy of your Mirriders, this report is fup prafed to be the invention of TALLIYItaIiD% agents, and mom he would AP 6iri j f, war be, in prOnt carom flaws, a Prime Minij to the KM) of Great Britain. Within there lea four days, two Spanifh, and one Partuguefe couriers have arrived here. One of the former continued his journey to St. Peterfburgh. and took difpatches with him front the RtifEan Charge d'Affaires here. • VIIIIIIA. JAN. 4.—Citizen CHAMPION,, the French Ambaffador, has relented another memorial to our Cabinet, Qrongly pointing out the :weeny of an stated neutrality, to peter the trade of neutrals in the Mediterranean, in the Adriatic, and in the Black Sea. Similar memorjah have been delivered by the French Ambaffadors at St. Pam fburgh, Condanti nople, Naples, and Madrid. Having not yet any naval force to castle our armed neutrality to be re fpeded, it is Laid that Fiance has offered to pelt:mike . Spain to cede to us, or to lend us, during the preient war. reverel (hips of the line and frigates. Hoc, and in Ruffia, Spain and Naples, the falling to pieces of the Turkilh empire is held out ascertain ; and appre henlions are infinnated, that by fuch an event the Turki(h navy and .he Turkitli will augment the already ton powerful navy of Great Diitain and its too numerous colonies. which an armed neutrality aline can prevent. At Cantlantir.rrle. another lan guage iv made tire of, thous i. :nrendeil to produce the fame effeel ; and General Noss., in guaranteeing the itaegrity of the Tu kilh empire, represents it me naced by the British naval lot cots in the Mediterranean and other leas, fucceuring alike the I.3eys in Africa and the rebels in Eiirepe and Alia. You con form re idea of the aCtivity cr the Fictleh intrigues in all the Continental Cabittets. Net mind. ful of a repolfe, they re:urn to the charge, and fpare neither money nor threats to obtain their pint. Ail mean., ail perfoas are to them alike ; they t.tkc the fame adi antage of the imSecility of minincre, the deprasiiy of cow If.TS, t r :lee LIVOIIf or infilL - OCC of fubaltans, of pages, or of chamber maids ; :end any perfon, ever fo low, if reported to he in favour with a prince or a roiriiter, e, ital.& of courted, carreifed, and hi itizd by t/ ces. !kali !wit and at St. Peterfitiirgh,Liw trial and int been difcaeered, that werild be increehule, sure they not authenticated by the It is reported to Joy, after the annual of .1 con: •r from Conflantinople, that the Ottoman l'i•rte had demanded AR - Rance frr.rn Cocrt and firm Rtif- ila. to put an end to tiie rebellion of P.t.tv. as Oct ov, and of the Janizarics at liti,:rade ; Lot that die French Ambaffider ha. eratefted agsintt this de termination of ill: Divan. Spain, for contenting agreed to by Bomar' tirjeftr. during the pr asodoratt policy of you poled to be the inve and oiler he would de Awes, a Prime Meryl Within there la(l fc Portuguefe couriers ioniser continued his took difpatcbes with d'Affaires here. • Vteara. JAN. Atabaffador, has pre Cabinet, Qrongly pr alined neutrality, to the Mediterranean, it Sea. Similar memo! French Anshan - odors ample. Naples. and 1 naval force to caufe c fpeited. it is laid that . Spain to cede to us, c war. literal (hips of t in Ruffia, Spain and ' the Turkifh empire is benlions are itifinnat, Turki(h navy and ill, the already ton pacer its too numerous colo a l-,ne can prevent. gunge it made ore of, fame died ; and Ge the itargrily of the Ti. naced by the British n, and other lea., furcet and the rebels in Bar. You can form no is intrigues it, all the Co ful fpete neither money n Ail meat., aI perfon the fame ads antage the deprasi4 of court of fulaalterris, of pag, any perfon, ever fo with a prince or a courted, carrefed, 4r and at St. Peterfb.ug)i been &lc:meted, ti.o they rt..,t authenticated It is reported to dm) from Conilantinople, demanded anfance ft fia. to put an end Oct ov, and of the JAI the French Anihaffidi terminatiem of the: Dis TURICET. CONSTANTINOrLE, DEC. 12.—The plasm: lately made its appearance on board a Itagufan (hip laden with sOOO quintals of wool for hlaifeilles, fix tailors died, and the veffel was obliged to return, unload, and perform quarantine for 40 dayc. _ _ _ In Egypt tranquillity appear, to he again reflored. This thy four !hips arrived here from Alexandria la den with rice, coffee, &e. they are the fink that have arrived for a long time. Two Ragnfan (hips failed immediately for Alexandria to take in cargoes, and feveral Turkith and Greek merchants mean to form eflahlifhments there. The Capitan Pala CUCRZUCK Hosing died on the 7th init. in the evening. Before his death, he fent in a memorial to the Government, hating that he owed debts to a very confiderable amount, but that the property he left behind him would be fuffi cient for their difcharge : he, therefore, requefted, that as he had contracted thefe debts, principally in order that he might fupport with honour the pa he hdd, that Government would, immediately after his eeceafe, turn his effects into money, and pay all his creditors, giving the refidue to his widow, who is a niece of the GLAND SRIGNIOR: he added, that among all the Turkith Officers, he knew none more worthy to fumed him in the poll of High Admiral than his fecond in command, Vice-Admiral Caysa Bay, who poffeffed diffinguifhed talents in naval affairs, and was faithfully devotedjo the Government : he concluded by requefting, that all his slaves might receive their liberty, and never again be expofed to fate. The day after the death of the Capitan Palba, the GRAND SEIGNIOR ordered that all the mittens of the deceafed fhould be punftually carried into effect. According to accounts from Bulgaria, the Parka Mahe !stun Ins, who had lately made inroads into WaLachia, and who was of a very reftlefs difpofition, has ueen (lain; he had lately concluded a peace with the Palba of RUSCHTSCHUR, an 4 promifed never to the inhabitants on the Banks of the Danube. lnftead, however, of obferving his engagement, he fecretly levied fresh troops, and made fuck difpofi tions as threatened a renewal of hottilities. The I'afha of Ito sc lITSCHUZ therefore invited him to an interview ; he came with fifteen attendants, and was cut to pieces together with them, in the palace of the above-mentioned Pasha. GERMANY HAMBUILGH, Jaw. 17.—Yelietday intelligence was received here from Heligoland, that three Englifh (hips of war had arrived there for the purpofe of clofely blockading the river Elbe. With regard to the Eleftorate of Hanover, the French have again made a requifition of one thoufand honks, which are to be fent to France. The French General Bea -1 THIER, and the Commitrary DUCIACH, who bad let out for Paris, will, it is laid, return with ferret in buaions from the French Government for the fu ture treatment of that unhappy country. In the mean time, General Motrise has ordered the Exe cutive Commit ion to mile another molt opprelEve tax on the people, namely, 3 per cent. on all public falaries, 3 per c,rt. on all landed cages, and 2 per cent. on all dercriptions of private property.... On Sunday, the ,sth inflant, a Convention was concluded at Hamburgh with the Hanoverian De puties, relative to the remaining loan of two millions, which the States of Hanover are to receive from Hamburgh. The States are to give obligations, bearing 4 per cent. interell; the revenues of the Elec • torate are to form the fr.curity, and the capital is to be Terminated in fix years. To prevent the importation of Britifh goods into the Elatorate of Hanover, the poll officers at Har hurgh, Lunehburgh, Stale, and other places, have now orders to examine the contents or every bale or plckct going by the poftwaggt,n, and if any part ()road conflit of Englifh produce, they are to be con fifcatcd. Pratia has repeated its repref.:ntations at Paris, refpeding the evacuation of Hanover, but without fucecL MAW NA Wi:l, it is now laid, have the chief cons. mend oldie expedition againfl England, in the room of :Sluitar, and Vicror tl.at of the left wing.— Vieroa is to invade Scotland. The center, confift• ing of the corps under the command of Generals Sout.r, aid d'AVOI:ST, with Generals Bata- Guy d'lli Louts, AN9IttinSSY, f irmetly Ambaffador 1.-Lilon, and Is!. Di• 71A%, IS "I land in England. T E Liftlaelt; at the ;cc; tut of hi> friends and the piidcipal politicians in France, renounces, it is di•d. g. i.•;; in pc,f,n. in !iie p•irt of Toulon flill conti • nue v. aair;ty, but the fleet, which %%as readinefs to fad, was pievent.d by the dole lilocksde !i.e Englifh, und:r th. command of A of I'm dl armed f}.;ps, and A higate, had liora N;Arieille, with (TUTS, but their n i. not The For.c. of ,*'r iniemrlcatinn is port prreJ, uitl4 the cnrlint r 1 till 6.e pr:r4:4l p:Acc. V:h 41 indemnity is to be granted to h's Mt j.ay t..rs not i crn I,ted on, but the pi:tropic of in• Ji.rni.;:;c:i!ion is rta•ov,J. • D.c of t!,c a , ••• , not. fr , lm rnenti, t: .c C'apt on P:.h.l, liatc, that A N't kit :I4C peeled, however, that artificial means were employ ed to accelerate it. It happened in the beginning of December. It was reported at Conflantinople, that the Porte had received difpatches of a very faisfac tory nature from Egypt. JAR. 20.-It is known that new Negotiations have taken place between the Court of Peterfburgh and France, in which it has been propnfed that the Freach troops in the territory cf Hanover fhould be gradually diminifhed two thirds, the remaining third to continue in poffeftion of the Eleltorate till peace shall be concluded with England ; that France in that cafe fhould not require to occupy provifionally any ports in the North of Germany, and that the defini• tive fettlement of the indemnity for the King of SAL. Dim IA fhould be poftponed till the peace. There ne gociations, however, it is now underftood, have had no confeemences. VISNNA, J.N. t t.—Count Niacorr has been pre fenced to his IMPIRIAL MAJESTY by the Ruffian Charge d'Affaires, M. AIIIISTETT. He has viflied the Foreign Minifters here, and will on the tsth con tinue his journey to St. Peterfbnrgli. Accounts have been received from Prague, that the Duchefs Dowager of PAL ma is dangeroufly ill. Faaticarour, JAN. t4.—The Pale of the publica• tions, entitled, " On the Maltefe Order and its Re. lation to Germany in general, and the Brifgau in particular," is aridly prohibited in the Brifgau ; and all perfons who are found to have copies in their poll feffion, will be fined 25 florins each. _ _ The troops which are to take poffefGon of Dinkelf huh), Wind(beim, Weiffenberg, and other territories which the Kayo of Payssm receives by exchange with the Eleaor of Bavaitta, ate already on their march. By this exchange, the two principalities of Bayreuth and Anfpach, receive a much better coon. Zinnias : the fame is the cafe with the Bavarian ter. ritories. Maim, Jaw. so.—General BFRTHIIR, late Chief of the Staff to the Hanoverian army, arrived yeller. day with his Lady, on his return to Paris. To day the Commiffary General DURBACII, likewife arrived here from Hanover, and immediately continued Lis journey to Paris. HOLLAND. Hems, Jen. 14.—0 n the Bth inflant Admiral VEIN a us, failed from Flufhing, and immediately it was reported that our whole fleet belonging to the expedition againft England bad put to fea, and had already had an engagement with the Englilh, which was concluded from the firing heard on the 9th at fielvoetfluys and Rotterdam. It was afterwards known, however, that Admiral VIII.IIIIUL had only put to fea with a (mall divifion of the fleet, confifi ing of gun boats, flat bottomed boats. and two cor vettes, in order to extra. the men in firing and naval manoeuvres, and the next day returned again to Flufhing. All there veffcls were manned with French troops. The experienced Captains STARING, ZOVTE MA No WIGGIR3, and !Lys arum a, are appointed Com mandants of the diviftnns undei Admiral Vrkttsyt.. The foldiers nn board the veircls are continually ex ercifed in rowing. The navigation of nor canals, in confequence cf a thaw, is now entirtly open. Of the French troops in ganifoo at the Hague, 40 men from each company 1-11 be detached to noth ing, there to be embarked 107 Boulogne. Many of our naval officers have an ap pointment on board the fleet, and p . atriMically of fered their fervices in the expedition again( England. ANISTRIDAK, JAN. I4.—Ahout 200 flips, declined for the expedition, are collcaed at °acad. II ALT. MILAN. Jaw. 6.—The general of brigade Tux oz.- TIF, in confequence of the accident of General Firm, who has broken his leg, has taken the c,mmand of our troops, which are on their march to France to be employed in the expedition agaital England. LUCIEN BONAPARTE, who is trave!ling through Italy, under the name of Citizen Bator, hac arrived at Florence, whence he will go to Rome and Naples. The report is renewed that the vice.prefultnt of the Italian Republic, Citizen MkLZ I. will reign his poll on account of the declining (late of his health. The crew of the American frigate the Philadelphia, which had the misfortune to be flranded near Tri. poli, were, after their cipturc, put in chains and cari..d in triumph to Tripoli. Their ranfom will coil the United States not lel: than 20C,C.:0 fr::,e, ducats. SPAIN. MALAGA, DF C. .2 I.—lt is wy4h the nitmoß ricafore we are enabled to confirm the intelligence, that the epidemic..rdioeniper has now entirely reafed Lere— nn perfcns }lasing died dvirrig the haft lour days. Yellerday Te Dium was celebrated iu the Cathedral, in Crankfgiving for tl.is happy change. llctween 7 and S,o:ac. p.;:f.4ls ;rare fallen to tl.is dtcadlul dire le c., 27.-11. e roi.e.crnic fo.kncri, which rircd now, thank lb A% r s 1 crilitcly cealcd ; An.l (ince ycflzi2Ay, not a finelc pction Las died r.r been Jttacked by the di:order. Wohta a'A cck cLuiclic% 11 ag. in be r.i.cr.cd, and t!::: cdc a::l by F..; re . ;‘.iciags 1,4 U.:c: LONDON. TUESDAY, JANUARY ;r. MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCtIts . Conf. for money. 53i s 6- o, for amount, 56 Ur sei. Reduced 56J--Ournison of 50 4 Per Calm 74F—Short Ann. 31 5-1[5., Olds per Cent,. 89--.Plccr 5 per Contr. 93i. Government is in hourly espeilktion of receiving the official difpatches from Admiral DuccwoarH, givir,g an account of the evacuation of St. Domingo by the French. Meanwhile, for the fatisfaelion of our readers, we are enabled to Sate the names of the frigates taken, via. the Cloriade, Servillanter and Jerneas. Two corvettes were likewifc captured, and feventeen fail of merchantmen, very valuably laden. which had been fent down to Jamaica. The FIVICII military theft likewife fell into our hands. Sunday evening an exprefs reached Sheernefs, or dering all the gunoreffels there to put to fea without a moment's delay. Similar orders, it it believed, have been fent to other places, and, from this circum. Rance, and the nature of the accounts known to have been received from Holland, it is inferred that fome part of the enemy's force is now ready to put to lea. _ _ _ _ _ Advices from the Dutch coal, of fo late a date as Wednefday laa, were yesterday received in town, By thefe it is afcertained, gnat the naval force in the Tear), of which we had previoufly no certain account. confab of four fail of the line, completely ready for fea, and upwards of fifty tranfports ; and no doubt is entertained of the intention of the enemy to take the first favourable Qpport unity of attempting the lava. ? fion of this country. We have received an official copy of a very G. vere decree, lately paffed by the Batavian Govern ment, refpating the fate of fuch officers and foldiers as may be made prifoners of war in the rrojeeted ex pedition ; and which is evidently intended to aimu. late them to every att of defperation. By this de cree, all perfons carrying arms, and who (hall be made prifoners of war, forfeit to government what pay may be due to them ; the time during which they may be prifoners is not to be taken into account in the period of their fervice ; and if they do pot re. torn when releafed, they are to be confideied and treated as deferters. Prifoners of war are immedi. ately to be replaced by French recruits. Officers made prifoners to be debarred advancement while in that fitoation, and be replaced by thofe who do not permit themfelves to be made captive. Tbofe who do not condo& themfelves, while prifoners of war. agreeably to the wifhes of the Government, if offs. cers, to be broke ; if non.commiffimwd officers, to be compelled to serve as privates. till the time of their engagement is expired. The wives of filch officers and men as may defert, to be deprived of the allow ance teualligrAnted them.—Signed C. G. Ho L TWAIN. Admiral De Wiecra commands the Dutch naval force in the Teed. On the 25th infl. he fent out ti flag cf truce, with a letter of thanks to Admiral THORNSORGIJGH, for his humane attention to fame Dutch pilots. A letter from Paris, given in the preceding co. lumn, throws Come light on the late difpute between Anflria and Bavaria, which, as we furpeaed at the time, appears to have been created entirely by FICDCh intrigue. We flsould rejoice to f i nd one report in the lettc; confirmed, though it feemi to receive little credit in France, that our Knitters have demanded fecurity for the neutrality of Spain. On this fubjal we ought to profit by the example of France. During the late s . var that PoWer never agreed to any con: vent;on, not even an armittice of three days, with out lonic pecuniary facrifice, or tome territorial, dep slit, or both. Provinces were evacuated, and fortreffes furrens,ered by Auflria, during fire late war, for an armitticc of a few weeks ; while Spain, Portugal, Tufcany, and the Hanle . novr.s, all paid largely for a neutrality not relpLaed. Be• fides, in all to , met wars, fence the limit!, compaas Spain was forced to join the arms of France within leis than two years after the commencement of hotli lities with England, and this at time when we 1 , 44 the fecurity of a legitimate ruler, and a regular go vernment in France. But it that fecurity was found of no avail, what can we expea now that the family compar9 is changed into a rational treaty, which binds by fill elofer ties the Bourbon on the throne of Spain to the murderers of the Bourbons of France In 1795, the King of Spain concluded a peace with France ; in 17!;6, he declared war againf England. Difgufled wish French tyranry, he fought in 5799 a reconciiiation with England, but he w,:s forced by France to fend his navy to Dreg, as a pledge f)r the continuance (-11:4 fubjcainn to France ; and it was not until alter peace was concluded between England and Fiance, that tl:o fledge. was redeemed, and the fleet furfcred to return to C.tdiz and Barcelona. A liam`.itir t -h M.til Airived this day, by which we hive received lewer.tl 1 Vt.C.Cq, Mt however of a very recent (Lite, a, • , Ao ocher mails are n, u doe. "1 he. TiarkilE, stairs 1:1 Egypt Lail been fo tar iettkd that ci mum cc has ~;.tin been revived be n•rctn AI::: ::•Jne at,d C llow long }r :;.e luf er thi, t., [4.I:t;11111C The Du:th b.tve 1,:to ..rot.ted tti:h the n..ift of battle unit 'he Dri , ith. It tamed cot to be only a latlc tnaocravrii.g of ihre utal. a6rtizts tut the yurpofe ti:t Thabits Waged Tim I ing so i fpoken of ber g Peas failed I' Scilly d eoufeqa back ye about V infest! that we J*s. wailed W. by There h except Scilly. eight; 1 refpeftii Pero into the gales, tl Da Co a canting tound tl blowing sprat. 1 tannic fated th WI/ Channel latter wi to thtir Du L, t 1.16 gui In op of land the •ennain Lund al SHIla MACK! ! 841.7C11. % . 1) th e ailed 01 4 Pr.fs a ta•ls t.., " 4 ' LLIC;