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~' - ~. w tinder the Patronage of his Royal Highnefs the PRINCE of WALES, Grove Honfe, Knightibridge. MILITARY EDUCATION, directed by an Officer of Expe rience and Reputation. THE Itiftruaions conlifi of a fhort coorfe of Mathematics, adapted to the Art of War, Field Fortifica tions, Planning, Attack and Defence, Pradice on the Ground, Military Geography, (Military Laws and Tattim adopted by this Country, taught by the Adjutant of the ift Regiment of Life Guards) Fencing, French, and German Languages, Per fian ditto, for the Cadets in the Hon. Eaft India Company'', Service. Twelve Young Gentlemen only (none under 13 years of age) will be admitted; and fhould any of them diflike their situation, after a month's refidenee in the EftabliOunent, they ere at liberty to leave it, without the lcaft charge being made. Further particulars may be had at the Grove Houfe, Knight& bridge. From the LONDON GAZETTE, yan.3t ADEtIiALTY-OFFICE, JANU tRY, 31. ; Copy of a letter from Admiral Lurwtoor, Commander in Chief of his Majefty's Shins and Verdi in the Downs, to ErAN NEIMAN. Efg. datcd the 28th haft. Sir ~I enclofe to you, for the infontfation of my Lords Commiflioners of the Admirlaty, a Letter which I have kilt received from Lieutenant PEACE, commanding the King George hired cutter, giving an account of his having this morn ing captured - the Flibuftier cutter privateer. • (Signed) 'REEF. LUTNVIDCII. King George hired armed cutter, Downs, lan. at. Sir—l have the pleafurc to inform you, that about one o'clock this morning I captured the French cutter privateer le Flibuffier, commanded by DESLOGVE, manned with fixtecn men, with mufkets and piftols : She had been out from Dunkirk two days, and had made no captures. (Signed) W. J. PEARCE. Copy of a Letter from Captain 100 N GIFYARD, OMIT =ding his tViajefty's Alp Aetire, to van Nepean, Efq. dated at fea the a6th Sir—His Majefty's jhip under my command this morning captured the French cutter privateer le Quinola, carrying fourteen guns, fix and two- pounders, and forty-eight mesi, after a chace of two hours : She failed from Morlaix yefterday morning, and had not made a capture. (Signed) jou* GIEFARD. • • OIFFRIBU - FION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The crews ofthc Phcebe and Kangaroo, for the recapture of the Eagle, will be paid their propor tions of the falvage arifing therefrom on board the Paid (hips at Cork. The crew of the Emerald will be paid from the silt of January, on board the faid fhip at Portf month, their fhares of the hulls of the Spanifh fri gates La Florentina and El Carmine. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Cortintiffions in the Berldhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Colonel—George Henry Vanfittart, Erg. vice Earl of Radnor, reigned. Dated May 30, do°. To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Thomas Ravenfbaw, vice Vanfittart, promoted. Dated Auguß at, 'Roo. To be Lieutenam—Jam Bean Bedwards, Gent. Dated Ja nuary a 6, Ike. To be Ea:gni—Met& Byrne, Gent. Dated January 31, duo. George Pinkney, Gent. Dated Feb.2s, don. William °thorn, Gent Dated March 19, 'Soo. Winchcombe iienry Wilda, Gent. Dated April 8,1800. John Blagrore the Younger, Efq. Dated Jane at, Mo. Taylor Garnet, Gent. Dated December s, Edward l'enndl,Gent. Dated Decemberla, sßoa. CommilEone in the Seventh (or Ayr and Renfrew) Regiment of North Britilh Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. James Callender, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated May 6, t 799. Andrew Hair, Gent to be Ditto. Dated May 35,1799. Commiffions in the Fourth (or Dumfries) Regi ment of North Britifh Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Level, Gent. to be Enfign. Dared Oftober as, Om Alexander Orr,Gent. to be Ditto. Dated November as, :800. Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re turns coding the 24th of January, dot. Wheat. Rye. I Barley. Oats. Beans. Peafe. 6. d. & d. s. el. L d. s. d. s. 41. 136 8 03 TO 80 8 43 6 79 0 gd 4 The average Price of Sugar, enmputed front the Returns *mule in the week ending the 28th day of January, aoz, is So. 6d. per hundred weight. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. lobo Shock, of St. Mattin,Worccfler, glove-manufadturer. John Pornl, of London, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Jorepb Bowls, late of Great Portland-theet, Middlefex, print feller, to furrendcr Feb. 3, Id, and March x 4. at tet3,at Guild halL Attorney, Mr. Samuel Lucas, New Cavendifh-ftrect, Portland-Place.. Thorn Spencer, of Great Wigtion, Lekßae: ' hire vidtvaller and saahlter, to furrender Feb. 9, at Svc, Feb. to, and March a 4, at three. Attornies, Mr. Heaton, Manioc-court, Bow- iltreet, London; o Mr. Bond, Leleefier. Thomas Parkinfon, of Beverley, Yerkfhire, miller, to ferrets der Feb. 6, at the White Hart Tavern, Silver-ftreet, Xing ftort-upon-Hull, Feb. 7, and March t 4, at the Tiger Inn , in Beverley, Yorkshire, at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Hall, of Beverley. Sarah Cottrell and Thomas Cotterell, now or late of Cricllade, Wiltddre, linen-drapers, to furrender Feb. t 7, tB, and March 14, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Broad-ftrect, Wercelter. Attorney ; Mr. William Wall, Worceller. Richard Park, late of Maoris:l4r, vidtualler, to furrender Feb. 13, la, and March Ls, at four, at the Coach and Horfea Inn. Manchcfter. Attorney, Mr. Robert Milne, Mascherter. Richard Woodward, of Liverpool, merchant, to furrender Feb. 23,24, and March la, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, lu John-tip:et, Liverpool. Anoraks, Marrs. Parr and Thom lon, Liverpool ; or Mira. W. and E. Allen, Clifford's-Inn, Lando.). George Brooks, of Osford-ftreet, Middlefor, linen-draper, to furrender Feb. 2, ' and March 14, At one, At Guildhall. Attontics, A:tifra. Collins sad Reynolds, Spica: tquare. Thorns Carver, c.f Bedford, baker, to furrender Feb. 7, 14, and March 14, nt ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Meas. Giles asn Iraacion, Shire-lane, Lincoln's-Inn, Loudon. 3014:1 HAllevecasd. late of Birmingham, Warwickshire, gun rc.aler, to furrender Feb. to, i t, and March 7, at eleven, at Or. Shokefpc.re Tar ro, Ncw-Rreet, Birmingham. Attar tries Mr. Palmer, A... - mingliarn ; or Mans Kinderky and Long, Sy mond't , n, London. DIVIDENDS. __ Web. to. John Har •Yiek, of Aleefter, Warmlekddre, mercer, rt tyn, at Guildhall, I.ondon. Web. t 4. Part' Piro, of Oxford-fixed, bnenAlraper, at one, at Guildhall. Feb. at John Cotter, late of Bath, inomnonger, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, In the Square, Birmingham. Feb. ie. John IV 'well, late of Chtltenluun. Gloucellerflalre, banker. a: dent at the Plough Inn, Cheltenham. ([Phis Gazette contains Orders of Council refpedinp the dif pofal c!" fat` :oodg, not the property of either the Blame. 1,-.nos or Sva des• as may by foam] on hoard the fhips that at -o be detained in Engli port.alto an Order, is the prefent, the payment of ray lams of mo tley dee (err the yarg , ri of Any of the detained ihipo—Thc elils nosnissaua the apraintmemi of the Archhifhop of A I :r. ~h a Mosher ,of the Privy Conned, and of Lard Glen be. as O. agar at the Cape of Good Hope.) PIUM:11. PA/UB, JAN. 23. An order from Admiral KBITH had direfted the fearching of all Portuguefe vetfels, and the feizure of fuch as had Spani(h merchandise on board. This order, according to a letter from Madrid of the 26th December, has already been put in exe cution ; an Englith frigate had taken a Spani(h (hip having a cargo of Spani(b leather; file was to be carried direCtly to London, but contrary winds forced the frigate, with her prize, to run into the port of Lillion. The news of this event, the fight of the captured fhip, every thing produced a ge neral difeontent. The owner of the (hip reclaimed it ; the armed force, by order of the Portuguefe Government, went on board her. The Englifh crew were driven off, and the Portuguefe owner ' put in poffelfion of the vefrel. JANUARY 24. The convention figned on the t6th December at Peterfburgh, between the Northern Courts, reits on the fame balls as the convention of 1780. Letters from the North inform us, that Ruffs.% has juft concluded with Sweden a treaty of fubfi. dies and commerce, one of the articles of'which Rites, that the two Powers shall concur in retaking the He of Malta. The fame letters !Ohre us, that in the fpring a very numerous Ruffian tied will arrive at Copenhagen. JANUARY 25. At ten in the evening of the rfith Intl. (even boats, with zoo Englifh Tailors on board, at tempted to get poffeflion of a gun-boat, flationed at Grouin, near Ifigni. They got within muiltet (hot before they were obferved. A brilk fire then commenced oa both fides. The Englifh were at length repulfed. JANUAtY 26. The Mini(ler of War reviewed, on the 23d, a corps of cavalry, and a train of artillery, which are to proceed immediately on their march to terve as a corps of oblervation in the Gironde. lA/QUAKY 27. The Mini fler of Marine, by a circular letter of yeflerday, announces to ;lithe ports and diftriets fubjeft to the naval infcription, that, from the be ginning of the year 9, the naval invalids flail be paid the whole of their penfions and .half pay, of which for forte years pall they had only received a third.— Mostiteur. Yefterday. an immenfe crowd of all defcriptions filled at an early hour all the paffages and the ball of the Palace of Juftice, to hear the decifion of the Tribunal of Caffation on the appeal of Cer rachi, Arena, and others, accufed confpiring againft the life Of the Firft Conful. After the pleadings on both fides were over, the Judges withdrew for three hours; arid, on their return, the Prefident announced, that the votes were equal, being eight againft eight. The decifion is confe. quently paponed for a few days, whenfve more Judges will be called in, to enable the Tribunal to come to a final fentence. The eftablithment of the extraordinary military commiffions, which Government has been com pelled to form, in confequence of the plunder and robberies committed by the banditti, has been at tended with the happieft effeas. JANUARY 28. Letters from Carel Rate, that a perfon fufpelted of having been an accomplice in the infernal plot of the 24th ult. has been apprehended there. Another individual has alfo been taken up at Dunkirk. General OtIDINOT arrived this morning, and brought to the FIRST Consul. details refpeeting the armillice in Italy. Mantua is not to be given up to the French, it is to remain blockaded. ARMY OF ITALY. BRUNE, COUNSELLOR OP STATE, COMMANDER IN CHIST TO THE CONSUL *ON•PARTI. flan-Qaarters at Verona, January 3. Citizen Firit Conful.--We paired the Adige on the ill, below Bufolengo. A falfe attack, a mile from Verona, difconcerted entirely the move ments of the enemy. General ROCHAMIBRAU ad vanced againit Riva, Torbole, and Mo ri , to take in the rear the Aultrian troops commanded by General ROUSSEAU, at Cortona ; General SCHILT will attack Rivoli ; and General BOVDET marches to Rovoredo, to facilitate the pairage of the Adige to General ROCH•MiIiAt7. Thus the troops of Mowcsv, united by this manoeuvre, will march againit Trent, whither I hope General MACDO. HALO will carry his troops. Yelterday the advanced guard croffed with can non the mountains which feparate the valley of Pantana from that of Poliffella. This difficult march does the great& credit to Lieutenant- I General DILMAI. This day the enemy, finding themfelves turned, evacuated Verona. We arc therefore eftablifiscd in the Venetian territory. (Signed) ■ins!. PRUNE, COUNSRLLOR OF STATIL, COMOIANDIIII, IN CHIEF, TO TNIa FIRST CONSUL JONAPARTE. Head-pruners at Wilma, January 6. Citizen Firil Conful—The enemy bad entrench ed themfelves at Saint-Martin, but they were driven from that place yelierday, as well as from the pofition of Caitlin°. Mall pulls them to day towards Vicenza. Lieutenant-Gcn. MoNca• occupies Rovoredo, he has made a great number of prifoners; he was joined yeflerday by General ROCISAM UAW, who After taking Cuffaro and Storo on the sd, oc - cupied Riva and Terbola on the 3d, the ad vanced gusset of the army of the Grifons arrived at Storo. Health and refpcfl. (Signed) Dam. lIV itertillELoß OF STATE, COMMANDER cams, TO THE FIRST CONSUL BONAPARTE. Hestktuarters at Villa Panes, Da, so, • Citizen Firft Conful—After the pafffige of the Waldo, and the brilliant and obflinate adtion which followed, General Dime*, was ordered to make a movettsent on the left, in order to detach the enemy from the enormous works which had been conftrueted under an ',idea that we would at tempt the paffage of that river towords Ponti. This operation was attended with complete fuccefs.— The four redoubts, which, from the heights before Salioaze formed as far as the Mincio a fortified line, were furniffied with garriffins, and the enemy gained the heights of Caftel-Nuovo. To form a good communication, i t was need fary to get poffeffion of Vallegio. General Du, IiAS bad orders to occupy thatplace, at the fame time that the brigade of General Lrssulas Should attack the the-du-pont of Borghetto ; Lieutenant. General Durowr continuing to atiraft the atten tion of the left of the enemy to Pozzolo, before' Molino and •la Volta. This• combination was likewife attended with complete limes s. The Generals of Brigade Cassaosa and B e sot: charged with the attack by General DELMAs, ported by the Referee of the Head Quarters, com manded by General of Brigat SERA!, carried Valleggie, notwithflanding an obflinate recta , ance. General of Brigade CASSACNE took four pieces of cannon, and I coo prifoners. The callle ' of Valleggio Surrendered to General of Brigade Bissox, who found in it three pieces of cannon, and 300 men. General of Brigade, Lassutea, however, at tacked Borghetto with a brilliant boldnefs ; had with him the brave 72d, who are worthy of the higheil praife. The enemy taken in rear, and attacked in front, offered to furrender : General LESSVIILE took goo prifoners; almoft all of the regiment of Keay. He found the cite du pont guarded by 5 pieces of cannon and a howitzers. Lieutenant-General Mowcsv, during there at tacks, engaged the enemy on the heights of Val leggio. His prudence and vigour merit the higheft praife. I have already fpoken of the brave General BOUDET. Adjutant-Commandant DAI, TOM was feverely wounded : we have juft loft him. The army regrets this young officer, of whom great hopes were entertained. At the break of day, on the 27th, I canted the redoubts of Salionze to be invefted ; I attached great importance to this place, as being the inter mediary point of Calla Nuovo, and covering Pef chiera. General SUCKIT was in their front, and General DlLstas in their rear. The latter tired, l out with their flownefs in furrendering hafteaed in perfon to the Principal, and calling for the Auftrian Officer faid, a Commandant, att in Lich a manner that you shall have no caufe to regret the time you have made us lore before your pofts. Come—march out, your Officers !hall be allowed to keep their baggage." The Auftrian, without re plying a word, caufed his corps to march out. General DELMAS on this oecafion took 1200 men, two Standards and 14 pieces of cannon. General Qy . t.sm at. took polliffion of Goito, and in that a(- fait difplayed great vigour and alacrity. Thus the army obtained two good points of communica tion with the Mincio. The lots of the enemy in there different times of the battle of the Mincio, on the 25th, 26th, and 27th of this month, is about goon prifoners, Boo° killed and wounded, 36 pieces of cannon, three pair of colours, and two ftandards. On the 18th General Ds i.sta s, by a rapid march, took poffelnon of Cal Nuovo. I have removed my head quarters to Villa Franca. On the 29th General DELIUS occupied Pailren go and Buffolengo, points which enfured to us the palfage of the Adige. Lieutenants-General Du pont. and /vim MAUD have troops within cannon- Ihot of Verona. The difficulty of tranfporting proviGons has prevented the speedy arrival of our bridge mate rials. The army is admirable ; it would be necefrary to name almoft all the officers and foldiers in par ticular. I have a thoufand inftances of bravery to mention. I Ihall prefent you with a feleetion of them in my next difpatches. Health and refpca. (Signed) BRUNE. ARMISTICE IN ITALY. SUSPISSIIOII OF ARMS CONCLUDED •ITWIIM GINS- lAL sawn, COMMANDING TN& FIINCN ARMY IN ITALY, AND M. DR BELLIG•RDII, COMMANDAP. IN CHIEF OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY. The Commanders in Chief of the French and the Imperial and Royal Armies in Italy being de firms to Rop the effufion of blood, at a moment when the•two Governments are employed in con cluding a Peace, have appointed and furniihed with full powers C. MARSIONT, General of Div . '. Counfellor of State, and Smear:ash Chef de Brigade of the Dragoons ; and Count de Ho- HESLOLIARII, Lieutenant-General, ' and 11 RON VON ZACH, Major-General, to treat for su, Arita fticc, which has keen agreed to on the following terms • Art. I. There than be an militia between the artnlta of the French Republic and thofe of his Majt.fty the Emperor and King, in Italy, eW the asth of January, the period of the expiration of that in Germany. lioltilldes, however, mail not rcconimence till after fifte^o days notice null have been given by the refpeetive commandtn in chief, In Italy. IL In this• armilUce mall be comprehended all the corps forming part of the French armies in' Italy and the Gay s and thole of the Imperial armies and o f t h e T yro l . .• 111. The French armies (ball fee out the day after to.m,r. row, January ag, to occupy the new line. This line low the left bank of the Livtnza, from the fea to its fount near the gulph of Senigo; it Cull thence afeend the high rldri• of mountains which feparates the Piave from tLe palling the mountains Maure, trample, and itamplalfpid. [hall defccnd into the valley Lukang, by Aigge ; it luau tiro afeend the mountain to re-defcend into Draothar, by M. land and La Drave, as far as Lintz, where it Mall meet the line of demarcation fixed by the Convention in Germat,, •• IV. The Imperial and Royal Army than take for its lice s. demarcation the right bank of the Tagliamento, from the fat to its Come, near mount Maure, This line mall afcend as that point, and thence follow that marked out in the preceding article, which naafi be common to both armies. V. The country comprehended between theft two lines of demarcation Ihall .be declared neuter; no troops mall be car toned in it : polls, and piquet. mall be eftablifised to guard the avenues ; and their pofts mall never go more than half a me from the rivers. • VI. A line mall be drawn, dividing the neutral countries into 'two parM, for the oriole, to procure provlfions from thou. This brie 11611 'be marked by the rivulet ?.dine, as far as Berm, mall pets by Villatta s and Porto-Gruano, and follow the Liurena to the lea. VII. The extrogplaces of Pefehiera and Semitone, the rattles of Verona andi.egnago, with the town and citadel of Ferrara, and the town and forts of Ancona, dull be delivered up to the French army, on the following conditions: aft. The gardens ball march out with the honours of rat, and mail carry with them their arms, baggage, and property, in order to join the Imperial army. ad. All the artUlery of the Imperial foundertes with their ant. munition, as well as all Imperial property not fpecified in the following articles, may be removed without mbleftation, and fix weeks flab be allowed to the Aultrtan army for this purpofe. 3d. All the artillery not of the Imperial fuenderim, dull be delivered up to the French army with' their ammunition, is regard to the tranfportation, the French army engages to W- M& boats for conveying the Imperial &et% from the fortretits and places of Verona, Legnago, and Ferrara, to the ka thee boats than be faithfully reltored. The Preach Army than feral& the means neceitay for conveying from Verona the &efts in the Fortreffes and Places of Sermione and Pefehlera, which bay be embarked an the Adige. That part of the Flotilla, now In the Lake of Guards, and which wan taken from the French at the timed the (mender of Pefehlera, &all be alone given up into their poffeilloo, and that remaining the property of the Auftrian Army grail pot be re. moved but on the Mlncio and the Po, by vacant furnithed the AuftrLen Army. In cafe it ihall not be palate to remove the Flotilla, daring the period of fiz weeks agreed upon for the complete removal of the property belonging to the Malts Army, it awes to leave it entire as the property of the French Array. 4th. The provilion foe t►e different places Mall be divided into equal pars; the garrifona fhall have one half, the half thall be &Harrod to the French army ; the eattic (6411 IA to the there of the garrifons entirely. sth. 'Mk places fluff remain till the conelufion of peace, a; pledges, in the bands of the Preach army, which cogagcs to maintain them in their pnfent gate. VIIL Orden mall be immediately difpatched for the evacua tion of the places to be given up, and the Commandants Oak march out with the prrifons as loon as potable, sad at firth& within three days after the reception of orders for that pupae, which fluff be tranfrnitted by Auftriut couriers extraordLury• The cornmilkoers appointed for the evacuation of tho Raul places, than remain there till the end of the operation, along With the Aulbian guard neceffory toe feefervies the nu. gazines. IN. The Commiffaries defened to receive the arfensh and magazines, Cull alone enter into the ftrone phut, before they are evacuated by the Auftrian garrifons. The Freocb foas Ih4l occupy only one of the ptes twelve hours bed their entrance into the place. X. The Lek who remain in the places given up mall not ht =Quoted prifoners of war. The French army (ball ta'47. pro- per care of them, and fend them to the Imperial army, which dual keep an account of the expences they have Incurred. XL la cafe one or Fiore of the places to be given up !tail have furrenderod before the arrival of the couriers difpatehed by the commander in chief lie LI. coaxal, DO change dull be made in the capitulation, which mall bq executed in its full extent. XIL The fortrefs cd Mantua mall remain blockaded by French tufts, placed at the Mance of Soo fathoms from the &cis : proviBons may be feat into the garrifun every ten days. 'lle quantity (ball be fixed at ss,ooo rations of flouer, 1500 a forage, with other articles In proportion. The citiaens :hall have permWion to carry to from time to time what provifiona may be neccilbty for them; but the French army [hall be at liberty to take ftich meafures as it trot think Proper for preventing the introduction of a quantity law ger than the daily confumption, which mall be calculated cc cording to thepopalation. The communications for hipplylog Mantua with proviGons mall be citabhibed on the Po as far as (lovernolo, and tbca on eke Mincio. XIII. The individuals attached to the Auitrian Government Quill be refpedted as well as their property, and no one bull be molefted for politkal opinions. XIV. The map of Dalbe 01211 ferve as a rule In regard to all difeufGons that may wife refpating the line of demarcation traced ant as above. XV. The peffports oecellary for the Couriers Stall be granted. Dow at . 1 renfo, the tath of January. (Signed) Count de HONINZOLLERN Htconsous. Lieutenant-General of his Majetty the Emperor and King. VON ZAC., Maier-General and Quarter` inafterceperaL Moassovrr, Gounfellor of State, Gauge! of Dna , " HORACI BguArAm, Cher de BAradc• A true Cfpl. OODINOT, General of Divibon, Chid d Staff tick MP, at Italy.