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HAMBURG!! MAIL. ST. PETERSBURG NOV. g. — The EA wind am blows, and the cold is beginning to be fevere.— s AVM! R's Thermometer is this morning at t3°. The Neva is already tull of float ice, and if the weather does not loon change, it will be frozen up. Copetst4 so EN, Nov. 16.—The fon of the planter ARMSTRONG, who has been to London, is now ar rived here, in order to engage the well known mildnefs of the Danifh Government in favour of his unfortunate father. A Ihip, which the Duke of Auguftenberg had ft,.ighted for the conveyance of his effeas from Augutienberg hither, has been wrecked on the Faller Ris. The lots of his Royal Highnefs in plate and other valuables is fuppofed to be confi fiderable. The crew arc toyed. BERLIN, Nov. zo.— His Maiefly has been much iodifpofed for fome days pall, but is now better. The King has prefented a valuable diamond fnuff box to the young Baron KRUDENER, fon of the Baron KRUDENER, Ambaffador of Refia at this Court. It is fuppofed that the King will appoint Baron HARDENLBURG Cabinet Minifler for the affairs of the Royal Family in the room of Baron AnvEN SL E. BEN. Baron BUDBERG, Ruffian Ambaffaclor at the Court of Sweden, is arrived here, and after a few days flay will go to Peterlburgh, where he is to fill one of the highefl places in the Secret Council of War. FRANCE. PARIS, 3 FRIMAIRE, NOVEMBER 26. - _ A Decree paired by the Confuls on the 19th in ft relative to the iffand of Guadaloupe and its de pendencies, contains the following articles : ARTA. All local lifts of emigrants formed in the Colonies are fuppreffed, and to be regarded as of no circa. They can not be urged in bar of the claims of proprietors to be put in pof feilion of their effzets. U. The .emigrants only from the Furopean territory of the Republic, arc to be confidcred as fuch in the Colonics when they are unable to produce vouchers of their names having been crazed, or their having been included in an at of amneity, con formably to the laws, decrees, and Senatus-Confulta, paffed upon this fajta. 111. Tn conequence of there difpofitions, none of the proprie tors of colonial eftate', who have refided on the European ter ritori of the Republic fince the month of May 1792, an be put in poffeflion of thofe eftates by the Prefeds, or other Admini ftrators in Chief of the Colonic.% until they have produced the requifite proofs, actor ling to the forms hitherto in ufe, rela tive to their reitlence their non-emigration, or erazure, or that they have been ad mitted to enjoy the benefit of the am natty pronounced by the Senatus-Confultum, of the 26th of April laft. The Englilh Ambalrador, Lord WHITWORTH, is looking out for a larger and more commodious Hotel than that which he now occupies in the Fauzbourg St. Honore. This circumftance does not well accord with the hope which fome of the writers of his Nation feem (fill to entertain. The commerce of the Black Sea, which is one of the moll ufeful conqttefts which BONAPARTE has achieved in favour of France, begins to unfold it fclf molt aufpicioufly. Several (hips from that fea have already arrived at Marfeilles, and a greater number is (portly expetfted. By private letters, lately received from St. Do mingo, the accounts publifhed in the Official Jour nal are fully confirmed. The infurgent Negroes have been completely worfted and difperfed in all points, and the colony enjoys the molt profound tranquillity. From the 13th to the 15th Brumaire, (Nov. 4 to Nov. 6), 36 packet-boats from England arrived in the harbour of Calais, with 201 pairengers, and there failed from the fame port,in the fame fpace of time, 35 packets, with 1347 pairengers for Dover. ffo bending that they were not in fufficielit ftiingth 1 to preferve order and tranquillity. HARTMANN of Thurftetten, the former Sub- Prefea of the Liftriels of Waugen and Lan zenthal, has been taken up. He is accufed of having at tempted to foment a new infurreaion in the coun try parts. his faid alto that fome Bernefe who went lately into the Pays de Vaud, have been ar- relied. - The Ez-Landassman of Unterwald, WAR SCH, has been removed to she prifons of Lucerne and thrown into a dungeon. But as foon as M. 13e- SINGENt Curate of Stan; and who had been dif poffefred of his cure during the time of the infur reetion, by the influence of the Landamman, was informed of the circumftance, he went to Lucerne, and interceded fo ftrongly in his favour, that the Landamman obtained permiflion for him to be confined in an Inn in the town. The Ez-Landam• min of Appenzel has been fent to the citadel of At bonrg. The Canton of'Lurich has appointed the Ex-Direaor LAHARPE as its Deputy at Paris. He is thus the reprefentative of three Cantons—Zu• rich, Zug, and Berne. On the 6th, feveral perfons had afrembled in order to appoint a Deputy to the Confulta, and to draw up a memorial to Box APARTP, of whom they .proporecttofolicit a popular government. This mea fare appeared to be illegal in the eyes of the con ftituted authorities, and the pearants were fent back to their rerpe6tive houfes. More troops have been fent into the Eaftern Cantons. KATISBOII, Nov. 16.--The Deputation of the Empire this day held its 27th fitting. The Direc torial Minifter of Mentz communicated to it a note from the Minifters of the Mediating Powers, containing the modifications which they have judg ed proper to make in the general plan of the in demnities. VIENNA, Nov. 12.—His Royal Highnefs the Grand Duke of TUSCANY has written to theFIRST CONSUL to notify to him the death of the GRAND DUCHESS his fpoufe, and to inform him of his prefent fituation. The FIgST CONSUL in his an fwer, has tellified to the Prince that he feels in a fenfible manner the lofs he has fuUained. The commerce of the Black Sea engages at prefent the particular attention of our Court. JOSEPH 11. had obtained from the Porte the right of navigating on the Danube as far as the entrance into that fea ; but the hordes of brigands who infet ted both the banks of that river, did not permit advantage to be taken of this new fonrce. It is now propofed to engage the Governors of the Turkifh Provinces bordering on the Danube to eftablifh Military pofts among the rivers and toll houfes, the produit of which may ferve for pay ing the troops. The navigation will then be fafe, and the commerce of Germany will derive from it incalculable advantages, as the Danube receives almoft all the rivers of Suabia, Fanconia, Bavaria, Auftria, Hungary, Moravia, Carinthia, Croatia, Bofnia, Sawa, and Tranfylvania. The Court of Vienna flatters itfelf that it will obtain alfo from the Porte, for Venice and Triefte the free navi ration of the Black Sea through & Dardanelles, in the fame manner as R.uffia, France, and Eng land, have obtained it for their commerce. Five per Cents. 52 fr. 95 c. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. BARCELONA, Nov. 6.—A Portuguefe fquadron, confining of four chips of the line, has entered the port of Carthagena, in order to take in provilions, and immediately again put to fea to continue their ernize againft the - Barbary pirates. We fcarcely icrtain a hope that our difpute with the Dey of Algit. i can be adjußed without great facrifices. It i laid that the million which Citizen HES SIAN, Secretary of the French Legation at Madrid, was employed to difcharge at Lilbon, has been happily fulfilled. Mt. FILERS is hourly expeded at Madrid. A Minnie': from the King tf Sardinia came to congi mutate hi, Majefty on the marriages which have recently been celebrated : it is Alerted that he was at the fame time intiruded to folicit the interference of our Sovereign to obtain from the French Government the payment of the indemnity promifed to his matter, and which he eltimates at four millions (French) in prompt payment, and at two millions annual. Blass, Nov. 19.—We are poritively Allred that Citizen MULLER, of Muhleck, has jug been recognized I)) the Court of Vienna, as Charge d'Affaires of the Helvetic Republic, and that Mr. DIESSACII, who wilhed to allume at the fame Court the character of the Reprefentative of the Hclvetic Confederacy, has been fent away. CitizenSMAtVßEti, SULT.ER,STIINF It,SCtIWEITH 7Elt, and REINHLRD, Ex-Prefed of Zurich, have fet out for Faris, as the Deputies for Schafrotifen, Zurich, and Winterthur. Rturtrattn had been at relied as one of the principal initigators of the late diflurbances ; but he was fet at liberty by General Nair, when the General learned that he was eleeied to the Confulta at Paris. CitizeoMuLlNEN is appointed to reprefent Berne in the Congrefs at Paris. He is tke fame perfon whom the Federative Government fent to 'Paris about fix weeks ago. He waited upon General NIY and entreated him to fet at liberty RIDING and his captive companions; but he was only able to obtain permiffion for M. THORMASS; formerly Secretary of State, to via ALOYS RIDING, at AT• bourg, where there is a French garrifon of Soo men. Several Is General PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDiNGS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY, NOV. 30. Admiral BtaKELEY prefented a Petition from the Prifoners confined is the Gaol of Gloucefta, praying for relief, which was ordered to lie on the table. Lord GLENSERVIE appeared at the Bar, and ftated that, in compliance with the Addrefs of the Houk his Majefty had been gracioufly pleafed to give orders for lay ing before them the uecefrary Eftimates of the Public Service. An addit:onal Petition from certain Eledtors of the Borough of Liikeard was prefented, and ordered for confidential on the fame day which was appointed for wondering the Petition 9f the unfucceisful Candidates. Thc following new Petitions were alto prefented : Two Petitions from Taunton, in Somerfetihire, to be coon dered the 24th of February, A Petition from Bolton on the aft of March: A Petition from Malmeibury on the 3d; and, Two Petitions from Stirlbigihire, on the Bth of the fame month. Mr. Actxa Nur a b-ought up the Report of the Commit tee appointed to confider of the Expiring Laws. It was or dered to lie on the table,' and to be printed fur the ufc of the Members. On the motion of Mr. VA NSITTA IT, an Account was or dered of the Amount of Exchequer Bills iffued under the authority of an Mt paired in the 42d year of his prefent Ma*- jcity's reign ertitlrd " An Mt to raife the Sum of 1,500,000 L by Loans on Exchequer Bills," which at prefent remain out- Banding and unpaid for. Mr. CORRY dated, that on a more mature con fideration of the fubjea, and in confequence of what had fallen from very high authority, he found that it would be neceffary for him to alter the mode of Proceeding which he had propofed to adopt refpeaing the Bill for the better organiza tion of the Milt Militia, of which be had given notice to the . Houle. Bills for the regulation of the Militia were not confidered in the Ira Parlia ment in the light of money Bills, but he had learnt that they were regarded in that light in this Houle, and hence it became requifite to alter the mode in which he had originally intended to prefent the lubjea for difcufflon. He now, therefore, would move that the Houfe fhould, to-morrow, refolve itfelf into a Committee, to confider of the laws for the regulation of the Militia of Ireland. The Motion was agreed to. On the motion of Mr. BURDON ' the Houfe went into a Committee on the Small Note Reftriaion Bill. No difcuffion took place in the Committee, but a Claufe was introduced, providing tlat the Bill might be altered, varied, or improved, in the courfe of the prefent Sedion. The Houle recttmedi and the Report was ordered for to-morrow. Mr. PRAED brought up the Report of the Com mittee on the Petition of the Sirbfcribers to the brand Junaion Canal, pra t ying for leave to bring in a Bill° for extending the Piovifions of an Aft empowering them to raife certain rums of money , towards enabling them to defray the expence of completing the Canal. The Report was agreed to, and leave•given to bring in the Bill. The CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHECTIR role and raid, that finee the Debates which bad taken place on Wednefday, he bad been at pains to Inform . himfelf accurately refpeaing the prefent amount atilt! Itiogrid Eftabliihment, and he low begged leave tu (late, that the number of feamen at pre fent employed in the public fervice was fifty thou fend, He bad now to add, that though yeflecday there had been noticegiven that the Supplies would be propofed to be voted for three months only, it was now propofed to vote them for the whole year. It would be underfeed, that by propofing fuch a vote he did not mean the Hoare to conceive that this eflablithment would adtually be kept up during the whole year. All that was intended was to entruft Government with the power of keeping up fuch an eftablifhment if it fliould be found needfi fary, and leave any reduEtion which might take place to be directed by the circumftances of this country and Europe.—Adjourned. La tnoOg reftion, Gene taftern c al of the Patriots continue to be arrefled ; others a very afifiv i :t o fti favor of the infur- a Prieft iv. ral Ni ' 1 . " ' • . 1 0 • • psm the • ..4` • / ..s-e4 LONDON. CAVDIDUS is allured that his fecond Letter has been delayed publ thing only by the pref. of temporary matter. It (hall appear tcs-morrow, if potable. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER i. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Conf 67,4—f0r 110101111 t 68. Old s per Cent. tool—New s per Cent. 994-- Otnnium sot xi N. .COURSE OF EXCHANGF. Amfterdam, it 62 U. Z 331 effect . 1 Naples 4 2 Do. at fi ght Ix 44 adrld paper Genoa 46 Rotterdam, x i 7 2U. Ditto 3s 4 effedt. Lilbon 67 t Hamburgh 33 II sfU. Bilboa 361-effea• Ditto l oporto 674 Alton* 34 0 24U. Leghorn so Dublin 22 Patio, t day's date, 24 8 liv.—Ditto, 24 az 1 U. Bourdeaux, ditto, 24 13 Venice s t Livres Picole effedtive per £.z her'. Whi Laft night the CHANCILLOR of the EXCHEMER gave notice in the Houfe of Commons that it was his intention to-morrow to propofe voting, in the Committee of Supply, the ellablithment of the Navy for a whole year, inftead of three months, as was firft intended. From enquiries he had made fince the laft debates, he Rated that the number of feamen now in the public fervice was So,ooo.—He begged it to be underftood, however, that he did not mean to fay that it would be neceffary to keep up fuch an eftablifhment for the whole year. He walled only that the Executive Government fhould be entrufted with the power of keeping up fuch an ellahlifliment or reducing it, according to the cir cumftances of this Country and of Europe. Yefterday, after. our Paper was at Prefs, another Harnburgh Mail was delivered out ;—and in the evening we received Paris Journals to the 28th ult. Extrads from both are given in the preced ing columns. • The EIS'SItOR, it is raid, has agreed to the mo dified Plan of Indemnities. If this means the plan laft propofed to the Diet, he has gained nothing by his delay, for that plan contained nothing more favourable to the interefts of the Hnufe of Auaria. The report that the title and dignity of EleEtor of the Empire would be annexed to the Indemnities of the GIIAND DIMS of TUSCANY is revived, but it feems doubtful. Even that advantage would be far from being any equivalent for the lofs of in fluence which refults to his family from the fcheme of Indemnities, and the new Conftitution of Elec. Loral dignity. The Swifs are eleding Deputies to proceed to Paris to the Confulta, which is to be the organ through which the will of France is to be commu nicated. Some applications have been made to the Commander of the French troops in Switzer land, to fet ALOYS REDING and his companions, confined in the Coale of Arburgh, at liberty, but without fuccefs. The French Minifter has notified to the Au (lrian Government the annexation of Parma, ra centia, and Guaftalla to France ; but the reply of the Emperor is not known. However difpleafing the intelligence may be, the Emperor mutt return a civil anfwer to the communication. A Confular Decree direds that all local lifts of Emigrants, drawn up in the Colonies, (hall be fup preffed and confidered null and void, and than not be applied to proprietors claiming to be put in poffetflon of their property. But they cannot have that property reftored to them, unlefs they prove that they have refided upon the European territory of the Republic fince the month of May, 1792, or that they have been erafed from the Emigrant Lift, or that they have been admired to the be benefits of the amnefty pronounced by the Senattu CottAltuns, of the 6th of Floreal laft (April 26). On Wednefday the loth ult. in the afternoon, arrived at Stockholm, after a three days paWage from Abu, his Royal Highnefs Prince WILLIAM of GLOUCESTER, and repaired immediately on landing to the King'•s apartments. Next day he was prefented to the Queen Dowager, and in the evening the Opera of Gliflaysu Vafa was performed. As the Prince had thrown off his incognito on ar riving,he was fainted with a difcharge of artillery, and lodged in the betel of the Governor of the city. —.The fuite of his Royal Highnefs confills of Co lonels HAMILTON and BARER, Major DALTON, Mr; &HILL, the Seretary, and Mr. FERGUSON, Phyfician. • • • The Danith Phyficians having by the refult of their experiments, given the King the moil ir refragable proofs of the benefits cf the Vaccine In noculation, his Majefty, to• encourage this practice, caufed his daughter, Princefs SOPHIA WI LHEL M I• NA I to be inoculated with Vaccine matter a few days ago : all promifes well at prefent. The Ktug has of a Baronet of t h , min and Ireland tin the refpeetiyei hei begotten, viz, JOHN BRATHWAITI forces in the Eaft indi4 THOMAS WOOLLA! wells, in the counties mainacrs to his brothl - - ItZNCT WHITE, Efcirs. THOMAS THHOPMI: of Berks, Efq. CULLING SMITU, Efq. WILLIAM CURTIS, county of Middlefex, London. JOSEPH PEACOCK, , ity of Clare, Efq. Mr. ERSKINE gave a grand Dinner on Sunday to the French Ambafrador o and a feet party of Friends. Yefterday, being St. ANDREW ' S Day, t h e R oyal Society held their An niverfary Meeting at their a partments in Somerfet-place, when the Gold Medal (called Sir Godfrey Copley's) was prefented to WM. HYDE WOOLLASTON, M. D. for his various papers printed in the Philofophical Tranfaaions. Afterwards the Society precetded to the choice of the Council and Officers for the enfuing year ; when, on examining the ballots, it appeared that the following gentlemen were ele&edofthe Council : Of the Old Council.—The Right Hon. Sir Jofeph Banks, Bart. K. B.; Sir Charles Blagden, Knt.; Henry Cavendiih Efq. Edward Whitaker Gray, M. D. Right Hon. Charles Grevillt, Right Hon. Sir William Hamilton, K. B. Rev. Nevil Male lyne, D. D. George, Earl of Morton, K. T. Jafcph Flanta, Erg, Benjamin Count Rumford, Samuel Wegt, Of the New Council—Mark Beaufoy,Efq. Andrew Douglas, Efq. Sir Martin Browne Folkes, Batt. Charles Hatchett, Efq. Everard Home, Efq. Thomas Barnard, Lord Eithop of Lime rick, William Marsden, Efq. jofeph de Mendoza Rios, Efq. Francis, Earl of Moira, Willi am H yde Wolla ft on, M.D. _ . And the O ffi cers *eke — Sir Jofeph ßanks, Bart. , Prefident ; William Madden, Efq. Treafurer ; Jofeph Pla4ta, Efq. Ed. ward Whitaker Gray, M. D. Secretaries. Afterwards the Members of the Society dined together, as ufual, at the Crown and 4nchor Ta vern, in the Strand. Monday morning the Aldermen, Common Council, and Freemcn, pf the Borough of Ply= mouth, met, by adjournment, for the purpofe of eleding a Mayor, but the numbers of the Jury being again equal, the meethz was diifoiveel ilthout coming to any eleCtion. The bufinefs mutt now be decided in the court of King's Bench, as a return was to be made to the Mandamus on Tuefday. .„ Letters &um Gibraltar Rate, that the men of war there are to be vidtialled and flared for fix months, and are to go to Malta, to remain till further -ot The ReBor of Carrington, in Devonfhire, lately instituted a profecution again( JOHN and WlLLtag Day, for night hunting. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.—The fea fon has continued in fo mild a manner, and with fo little rain, that the application of manure to the grafslands in the morelow and wet di arias hasbeen effected with little trouble. The taking up of the potatoe crops have likewife been accomplifheol with unufual facility. They have turned nut in general good, though not fo abundant as was espe6ted.— The young Whets of the more early fowings have generally a healthy and promifing . afpeCt, and in fome diftrias are probably in a (fate of too great forwardnefs, if the weather fhould foon become fe vere.—The opennefs of the feafon has alfo been highly favourable to the keeping of ~ he cattle in the paftures, as well as to the fattening of sheep ; from which the prices of both fat and lean Dock are be coming lower.—The price of hogs is likewife, in fome degree, reduced. LONDON FASHIONS.—.I. Short round drefs of cambricmuflia Pelice of black velvet, trimmed with broad lace, and lined with Lebrun's new (ilk. Clofe bonnet of black velvet, trimmed with lace and Lebrun's new ribbon. Silver bear muff.-••• 2. Short drefs of white muflin, trimmed round the bottom with a nar row flounce. Pelice of kcrfcymere, trimmed with fwanfdown. Small round hat of kerfeymere, trimed alfo with fwanfelown. HALF LENGTHS.—t. Mamot bonnet of bl• e crap. White muffin drefs, made with frock fronts. A yellow mantle, em broidered.-4. A (mall round hat of black and green velvet, ornamented with black feathers. Robe of lilac and green hlk, with white fleeves. Bear muff.-3. A cap of whit..! crape and green velvet, ornamented with beads and white oftrich fea thers. Drefs of white muflin ; the fleeve‘ plain, and trimmest round the bottom with lace. Bear tippet.-4. Mrs. Lebrun's new invented hat, made of velvet, and ornamented with black ftraw beads. Pelice of green kerfeymere. Beat muff.—S. A fafhlonable head drefs of hair. Plain muffin act's, with a cambric habit Olin. GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.—The prevailing to lours are amber, coquelicot, green, and purple. — Feathers are univerfally worn, both in full and undrefs. The hair continues to be worn very short behind, and long and full over the face. Neck laces of pearl, amber, and coral, are mach worn. PARISIAN FASHIONS—Bands of orange velvet upon black velvet hats are very common.—Hats of entire orange velvet are not rare; and the flies or fpots now coming into fafhion are generally black crape, upon an orange ground. A thing very uncommon for Paris, coloured feathers are worn with coloured hats. Thefe feathers are flat. They rcldom wear round feathers except of black. The falhion of beaver hats appears to be drawing to an end. The very few flowers that are worn are fancy, and they are fometimes u fed with pointedfeathers for the trimming of robes. Velvet ribbons are of the neweft b.fte. n The fafhion of turbans, with golden backed com bs and golde pins, still continues. The hair much oiled, and turned up with a lacefibm, a gold pin and comb with a golden back constitute a head-drefs not uncommon.—The Titus headArels is in lull vigour with fme tier:Rtes. We occalionally fee the foreheads expofed a is Ninon. The tufts are not turned hick plain a l'Af gloifi-, but all frizzled upon the forehead, and fo back to tile crown of tht head.—The fans are white crape, black, or Egyp tian brown. They-are arc not more than fix inches, or fix and a quarter long. They arc ornamented with fpangles oi 7 1,4 [liver, or Reel. The devices are Arabian, cafeades or iheaf:. There are no more weeping willows. Watches worn from the neck arc more in ufe than ever. The men's (hoes ula are ver f y e much covered; the buckles 'acing very large, particrly tho of gold. A great many are oval; fume are filture and Of , The (ilk tt9ekiugs have open cloaks. is t t --N C • fret I p ea Ma and Ma CORN MARKET. MARK-LANE, DICIP4RfR In confequence of the great fupply on Monday, Wheat has rather a he a vy f a l e , an d i n general 2 lvent off at fomething lets. b it Yefterday the LORD MAYOR ordered the price of bread to continue as Taft week, viz. gicl. tc C The Kitig has beenpleafed to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Bri. min and Ireland to the following Gentlemen, and the refpeiliyei heirs male of their bodies lawfully begotten, viz, fa josx BRATUWAITE, Efq. Major-General of His Majelly's forces in the Eat Indies. TUOMAS WOOLLASTON WHIT!, of Tuxford and Walling. fo wells, in the counties of Nottingham and York, Efq. with re . maindcrs to his brothers TAYLOR WHITE and CHARLES UV.. aaNCE WHITE, &qrs. and their refpeetive heirs male. fa Tirom A s Tit ?AMU/5 METCALFE, of Chil ton, i n the county of Aerial, Efq. CULLING Smut, of Hadley, in the c ounty o f Middiefel. Efq. fo WILLIAM CURTIS, of Culland's Grove, Southgate, in th e county of Middlefex, Efq. one of the Alderm en o f the City of London. Jo sEPH PEACOCK, of Barntick, in the county of Clare, Efq. Mr. ERSKINE gave a grand Dinner on Sunday to the French AmbaffadQr, and a feleft party of Friends.