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DROPSY. lIR. lATXMOORE, of SoOthampton-Build. ings, Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Llabrldp), 'is it neceffary to acquaint the Public, that he continues to ncl'Patients in the rrrrr NT Seams of this Pifoader, a in Town and Country. N. B. No Letters, unlefi peR paid, will be attended ro. iALITIFUL ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, PRINTS, &c. TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS, Ms Great Rani, New Bond-itreet, oo Wednelday next, and following day, at twelve o'clock, `HE gvnuine and valuable COLLECTION of DRAWINGS, PRINTS, and PAINTINGS, many of ,ch rare in port-folios, and others in rich frames, glazed; the ks and property of Monficur de la Routs ear , decesfed ; tprifing the works of Sanby, Borten, Dayes, Marco, Ricci; renter, Ste. Sec. Sundry fine impreibons, by Woollctt ult of. Wolfe; Tam; Macbeth; Shooting; Boyne and Hogue; Cromwell, etc. A few French and Englilh books; te crayons, chalk, oil colours, bruiltes, Ste. day be viewed two days met:ding the fale, and catalogues at thg York Hotel, Bridge-itrcet, lilackfriars ; and at Mr. Ripe Elate and Audios' °See, New Bond-fircet. This day was publiatcd, price is. 6d. ANDORA's BOX, and the Evils of Britain; with effatual,Jull., and' practicable Means for their und id* and for the Prefervation of the Peace, Happincfs, and Pfperity of the Country. Addrcffed to His molt gracious MAJESTY, The Minilicrs of State, Members of Pulament, and Men of Influence in General. By JOHN BROADLEY, Merchabt. ;old Irffernor and He'd, No. 3!, Poultry; and . Debtett, =dilly; and 'soft of the Bookfelers m Town an d Country. This day was pubillhed, in Quarto, price as. in Boards, k GRAMMAR of the ARABIC LAN `. GUAM:, in which the Rules are illnilrated by Author& from the bell Writers, prideipally adapted for the fervke of Honourable Eaft India Cwipait . The Second Edition. By JOHN RI N, Efq. .A. of the Middle Tentpie t and of Wadharn CollVford. ,ondon : Printed for Mu ft ay and Highley, 32, -fired; ;e well, Cornhill ; Wynne and Scharf, Paterno -row ; Debrett, Piccadilly; Cadell and Davies, Strand; and J. rding, St. Jantes's-fireet. Whore may be had, by the facie Author, Dietionary, Perflan, Arable, and EngUth ; and Engbili, fian and Arabic, s vols. folio, peke 16L 16s. bound. Thls day was poblilhal, Neatly 'HMO in foolfcap o&?O, price ss. in boards, A Second Volume of YRICAL BALLADS ; with other POEMS. • By W. WORDSWORTH. hinted toe T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternofter-row. Of wham may be had, 1 New Edition of the EWE Volume, with a New Preface • Price sa in boards.—ln the Prefs, THA.LABA. the DESTROYER ; a Poetical Romanee ; h copious Notes, by ROBERT SOUTHEY. In two Vols. !kap Bvo. t. BALLADS, and other POEMS ; In Ittihad= of the dent Englilh Poets. By W. H. IRELAND. in one vol. lfcap Bvo. CHAUCHARD'S MAPS, ON THIRTY SHEET& dicated, by pcnniffion, to his MAJESTY, and patroolged by the Whole of the ROYAL Louts'. Thla day *as publifired, Price 81. Ps. or Subferibers unclaimed Copies, sal. its. half-bound, L GENERAL MAP of' GERMANY, ITA LY, he. on Thirty large Sheets, . T • By CAPAIN CHAUCHARD, With a deferlptive Volume In Royal 01:19arts, containing hundred Pages of clofe Letter-Frei', on fine Papet, and tnty-four Plans of Cities. Ills grand military work has been honoured with the exa radon and Cane/ion of the fiat military Charaders in Eu c. The Archduke Charles, and General Moreau, have de rel by the ftcond Preliminary Artick of the late Armißice, t difputes relating to the Line of Demarcation (ball be led by Captain Chauchard's MAPS." Both thole Officers 1 early impreffions of there Maps before them. I.Ir.STOCKnALE had the pleafure of doting the lift Century h the molt numerous lilt of Subfcribers ever prefixed to a tint Work, and commencing the new one with a SuMerip r for his grand Inver:Al Maps of the United Kingdom, under Patronage of his Majeßy, and confining already of 300 nes. Prom the value of the Performance he is confident that this of Subkribers sv*.li he the moft numerous and refpcdtable r pubitlhed in the Univerfe.--Piceadilly, Jan. a 6, s Bos. AMERICA. ALEXANDRIA, DECEMBER is. We are informed, by authority spoil which we t rely, that Mr. SITCREAVI has at length ne. tiated and adjufted our differences with Great itain, which have arifen in confequence of the I article of our treaty of amity, comtnerce, and igation, with that power. Government, we icve, has not yet received an official copy of s inftrument, and our knowledge of it is not fuf ently estenftve to (tate exaaly many of the lead. features, or the nature of the claims which are Ted by it in future ; but we can venture to alien, it as the bafis upon which the future friendship the two nations is to be founded, it is Ilipulated, :hat a jlveineignon of money le paid by the Go nenent of the United State: to that of Grea! Britain ; in confequence, that cert a in c laims, of a par- Aar nature, (hall not be again adduced. The nmiftioncrs will then refume the exercife of their aions." NEW YORK, DECEMBER so. ly the sd article of the capitulation between •:;overnor of Curacoa and the Britifh, all de ers from Britifh (hips, and particularly any of HEILMIONL'S crew, were to be given up; in Ifequence of which, four of the H[lo4lolll'6 n were fent on board the NEILEIDI frigate ; they rc to be fent to Jamaicl for trial, and efore mull have been executed. _ _ Ile Hon. Mr. LISTOV, his BRITANNIC MAJRI. o Conful, arrived at Norfolk the 9th infant, and o take flaipping from thence in the frigate As. ”isacma,kr the WeR Indies. )n Saturday, November the s7th, in the Legit ire of Maryland, it was determined, that the Manion of the United States did not prohibit individual Rate from rifling bankrupt laws, or nting relief to infolvent debtors. The pleadings Connfel on This important queltion occupied days. . • PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 22. s r treaty. lately negociated between this coun and France, was carried to the Senate of the tad States on Monday the I cth init. but did riot ve till that body was adjourned. At the date er laft congrefGonal proceedings (the 16th) ad nut been ailed on by the Senate, therefore report of its having been relit(' by the Senate L have been freasaiure. tosrou, mason $4. The Honourable °strait Eit.avohrU bas ar rived in England froth France, and has been pre fented to the Kixo, by the American Minifler : he was alto rrefent at the prefentatinn of the (word to Lord NI tsos by the city of London. The Philadelphia Gazette ilatts, that flocks haye already fallen five and a half per cent. in conk quence of the eleaion of Mr. iLFIPERSOX. . PROVIDENCE (RHODE. ISLAND), DEC. s 7. The iffue of cle&ion of Prefident and Viee-Pre fident of the United States, ili far as it depended upon the individual dates, is at length known.— Previous to the vote of South Caropmi, which de cided the illation, the four candidates for thofe high and important offices had each 6y vote,. 'The friends of Mr. js rsaason and Colonel Btf at, from mere accident, had obtained a 'majority in the le gillatute of that flaw, and, of courfe, appointed *Elms who bellowed their fuffrages on thofe Gentlemen.—The number of votes will, there fore, on the final count Rand dun-- Ad. Lk P. Jed Lk But. New Hampaire • • 6 6 o o Matfachuletta - - 86 36 0 0 Connetticut - - 9 9 0 0 Rhode Iffand (8 kit) • 4 a o 0 New York - • 0 o la 15 New Jerky • • y 7 o o Delaware - • - 1 I 0 0 Penryhrania - • 7 7 S 8 Maryland • • 3 5 ' 5 5 Virginia - •• a o so 21 Vermont - - 4 4 0 0 North Carolina - • 4 4 8 8 Soma Carolina • - • 0 9 8 Georgia - - - • 0 4 4 Kentucky - - 0 0 4 4 Them • - o o 3 3 1 65 63 7J 73 Such then being the fall, on which of the two candidates having the greateft number of votes will the Houfe of Rerrefentatives, who are con ftitutionally empowered to decide in the event of an equal vote, confer their Cotillion ? WEST INDIES. ST. JACO DE LA VEGA, NOV. 8. During Saturday night and Sunday laft, a very revere gale of wind blew from the N. W. with lit tle or no intermiffion for upwards of 24 hours, which has done confiderable damage to the canes, corn, and plantains, on the properties extending from this town towards Kingfton, and Old Har bour. The rain having continued almoll inceffantly for force time before and during the continuance of the florin, the Rio Cobre fuelled to fo immenfe a height as to be within a few feet of the top of the bridge leading to Kingfton, and has confiderably damaged that leading to St. Thomas in the Vale, rendering the road impaffable to horfes and car riages. About three o'clock on Sunday afternoon it blew with the greateft ftrength in this town, and created much alarm from its fuddenly fhifting a few points to the weftward, where it happily re mained Ready, until it fubfided, and became per feetly calm towards evening. In the mountains in this vicinity, the woods in many parts had the ap pearance of being underwooded I very !arse trees were thrown down, the wkole of the plantain walks deftroyed, and many coffee trees torn up by the roots. KINGSTON (JAMAICA), NOVEMBERS. The very revere galls of wind from the N. W. and W. which accompanied the late rains, we fear has done confiderable damage in the country. At Port Royal, moR of tha (mall craft have either been funk, drove on lhore, or materially injured ; and in this harbour a few (mall yards have been drove on !bore. Accounts have been received from Nortbfide, Rating in general the damage that has been done to the !hipping on that fide of the Eland. Letters from Annetto Bay mention, that along the whole coaft fcarcely a ve ff el is *st;ioat ; fome American veffels are totally loft; and at Iter Boreale Mate, a Spanifh privateer, full Of then, has been driven on fliore. To windward very confiderable damage has been done ; in Morant Bay only one verel has been fared ; the other craft were chiefly laden, and little of their cargoes have been faVed. A Spanifh fchooner, having one 12-potinder, and 18 men, taken off Cuba by his Majefly's Chip THUSIDIRSIt, arrived at Port Royal on Thurfday evening. Yefterday being the anniverfary of the Gunpowder Plot, falutcs were fired by the differ ent forts and !hipping. The fchooner Lively, Captain Youno, laden with rum and fugar, was cart away on Sunday, during the gale at Morant Bay, and only a few puncheons of rum fared. Nov. 7.—The Spanifh brig fent in by his Ma. fhip Jtmo, with naval and military fiores, is, it appears, one of the three fent with ammuni tion, &c. to Eat an attempt on our fettlemcnt at Honduras. _ _ _ _ Nov. 9.—The flip Jane, with' the lots of her main and mizen mails ; and his Majefty's Blip Joao, with the lots of her fore and main-top-mafts, went into Port Royal yefterday afternoon. Nov. to.—His Majefty's !hips DECADE and LARK arrived at Port Royal yefterday. The Dicaos with the lots of her maintop•maft, and the LARK almoft totally difmafted : the DICADR, in carrying away her main-malt, loft three men from the top. Off Morant Bay fhe fell in with a foreign fchooner, bound to this port, with 60,000 dollars on board , which the took on board for the Like of fafety and fecurit7. The foreign veffel arrived the fame day. His Majefty's brig amasses, Captain Howl Jennison, of this port, with a cargo of provitions, from Philadelphia, to the addrefs of B. DAVIS and Co. was totally loft, about nine o'clock, A. M. on Sunday Taft, during the gale, between the Navaffa and the Eaft end of this ifland. The Captain and fourteen (cameo, with fome paffengers, were loft, and only two of the crew Laved ; they were taken from off a (par, on which they bad been 48 hours, by Lieutenant Tivrow, in the tender of his Majefty's (hip Am o xxxxx y, which arrived at Port Royal on Friday lan. We undcrftand four Ladies were on board I the Diligence. PRAVeL PARIS,- JANUARY Is. Chevalier, Veycet, and Decripts, fitfpeeted of having . confpired againft the exercife oflegitimate authority, by fabricating a machine limner to that which exploded on the a4th Dec. were carried yefierday before a Military Cornmiffion eftablilbed by a decree of the tft indent. The two firft declared guilty bare been con demned to death, and Decripts has been acquitted and of confequence fet at liberty. The Prefident aominated in is official capacity as Counfel to the prifoners, Citizens hist:GAUT andCosvaass, who• pled their cauk. In a letter from Straiburgh, dated the t ith of January, it is mentioned that the EMPAROI has certainly figned the preliminaries of peace. As 'loon as they (ball be liFned by the Confuls of the French Republic, he will immediately ratify them. J 7 . The foldiers compofing the camps at Dijon and Lyons, the corps of grenadiers which was at Tours, ire marching to Breft, Bourdeaux, and Rochefort. JANUARY 19. The African Company, fuppreffed in 1792, is retßablifbed. It will be reffored to the full en joyment of all the eflablifhments which it fbrmerly poffefled in Africa. All the conceilions made by the Regency of Algiers after the treaty of 1694 1141 at the Caine time be reflored. JANUARY 30. Public opinion every day becomes more clear refpefling the inaigators of that plot which threat ened the life of the CNttr CON s tn. The clouds which a horrible perfidy fcattered in the midft of that agitation, infeparably connedted with an event 15 dreadful, diftpate as the fhadow before the beams of the morning, and fo as the fun dart ing its rays into places the molt obi - cure, will dif cover in his den the growling monfter who direaed the molt cowardly of crimes. JANUARY 21. The Military Commit^lion has condemned to death Mete, Humbert, and Chapelle, found guilty of a confpiracy, whole objed was the fubverfion of the Government. The fentenee was executed this morning, at day.break. The Commiffion opened its fittings ye fterday morning, at fix o'clock, and rote three quarters of an hour part eleven at night. The Rouen diligence was attacked by eight highwaymen on the 25th, at a place called la Ferm des Non Veau Monde. They were nsiflaken by the efcort till they had come dole up to the car riage, and demanded the money belonging to the Republic which was in it : a fierce engagement enfued, and the ferjeant of the efcort and two fol diers were killed. The two who remained feated on the top of the coach, however, continued to fire with great fpirit, and the highwaymen having no idea of the advantage they had gained, pre. cipitately took to flight. The paffengers efcaped unhurt. The Hamburgh Gazette affirms that the CHIEF COitsuL has Cent General Moitzato a fuperbTurkith fibre, with the following infcription To General MOS:A V, the Conqueror of Peace. Vidor of Marengo, you are too great not to feel the merits of the visor of Hohenlinden, and poßerity will place you both among the greateft warriors that ever appeared!" 'ralot, Deftrim, Felix Lepelletier, and Charles de Helre, placed under fpecial fnperintendance, beyond the limits of the European territories of the Republic, by a decree of the Confuls on the 4th of this month, were removed on the t3th, from the place of c onfinement In the Temple, where they were detained, and given over in charge to the Gendarmerie, to be concluded from brigade to brigade before the Prefed of the Lower Charente, to Xaintes ' to whom it has been given in charge to con fi ne them In the Ifles of Rhe or d'Oleron, till the place of their final deßination than be fixed. All the ',Callan prifoners of was will receive from the French Government, previous to their departure to their own country, a complete fuit of clothes, and every thing neceffary for a long jour ney. The CHIEF CONSUL has ordered. that a pre fent of a fufee of French manufadure should be given to each non-commiffioned officer end foldier: there relents will be delivered to them at the time o( their departure. A letter from Madrid contains a long account of the reception of LOCUM BONAPARTE at the Spanifh Court. There appears to exift a ftrong inclination in his Molt C/IEIEII4II MAJESTY to pre ferve the habits of amity with the Confular Chief; and for this purpofe his brother, in his chaiader of Amba ff ador, is treated with every degree of diftindioa at all confiftent with the ancient and unalienable etiquette of Monarchy ! Several fa miliar converfations have taken place between his Majelly and the Ambafador, and in all of them the former has (hewn him fuc k marks of good will and confidence, as leave little room to doubt that, the obje!L of his journey, whatever it is, will be fully accomplifhed. FROM THE*PARIS 'PAPERS. COVISTARTIMOPLI, DSC. to.—The Days 01 Algiers and Tunis having not only refufed to fur nifb the Porte with any affiance againft France, but having even very lately made peace with that Republic, the GAAND Ssiomiot has attired the Ambaffador from•the Div of Algiers to be ar relied, as well as an officer from the Day of Tunis, who had arrived about ten days ago on a fpeciAl million. Two officers have been difpatched to Tunis and Algiers withfsrmaru from the GRAND Ssicsios, commanding the Deys to declare war immediately againft France ; and if the anfvrers brought back by the officers (hall not be fatisfac tory, the Envoys from Tunis and Algiers will be treated with the utmoft rigour. Bsitsaw, JAN. 6.—The Chief of Brigade Bona rears has been for ten days part in this capital,- -The day before yefterday he was prefented at Court. The Kum has publicly exprellid his in dignation againft thofe who attempted to Raffi nate the FIIIT Consul.. The indignation excited by this event is general. , PARLIAMENTARY PROCERDiNGs. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JANDAItY 2.6 This day the Loeb One icsttoe attended foo l after one o'clock. About half an hour after on., prayers were read, after whi c h t h e Clerks pr,:- seeded to adminifter the oftuel oaths, to fuch Peer, as prefented themfelves to be fworn, the numb:: of whom were confiderable 9 • among aide w ere b., Royal Highnefs the Duke of CUMBERLAND, th e Dukes of NORFOLI and Q2EEN MURRY ; the Lad s Of DERBY, SUFFOLK, WINCHEL:EA, BESDOROI:ON, OXFORD, TALBOT, STAIR , and A SHBURNNAN Lords Ca.ssvooßUßY, CAIEELFORD e WI L LOUCNII, de BROKE, BRADFORD, GRENVILLE ; the Bifhop of CHIC HESTER, and the Irifh Reprefentative Prelate, the Bifhops of KILDARE ADdMEArm(wly ct e (Dolor aced ponterearrsywteorce introduced.peetation, none of the ne At four the Houfe adjourned till two o'clo c k to-morrow, in order to (wear in fuch Peers as have not already taken their feats, as their Lordltiip h fi wi n il iih n tli ot e fi ii t t ti on ngs W up el: a ne ç fd o a, t y th i be et Houle, nele,preceivriaoruy to the coming of the Kis° on Thutfday, and on which day there will be no time after his Majeily retires to fwcar in Peers. NOUSE OF COMMONS. The Route met at twelve o'clock, when the Members continued progreflively taking their oaths at the Table till four o'clock, whet% they adjourn. ed till to-morrow. LONDON. ONIP•wel.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 Pet C Red. Ski .5.5 5 6 Ssi Short Ann. si3-t6 ConE .54i 35i 3 Pet Cent. 34 C. 4 Pet Cool 1314 73 7it bop. Ann. to 5-i6 5 per C. Navy S 7 8111 frith Debentures 7s Long Ann. z 6 Coof. for Feb. 55541551 153 • Price of Stocks this dap at sett Okicit: co** 3614 57.1—Reduced 5713111 4 Per Cult. 7S -New 5 par C. pt---01d ditto Loot Ann. sit. Vatiationsl—Confals Ibir Feb. srlr—for money 56 Daiseme, Jan. 11,1-Mice of Stocks this day . Bank Stack z 36-3 per Cent. % ., . 6 e per C. Treat Bills 97,?, 6 per C. Treat BUIs 9 per C. Deb. 93. The extraordinary article in our paper of yeC. terday, Paid to have been extratled from the Pe tertiorgh Court Gazette, however ludicrous, is confidered in the City, and the bell informed cis. 'cks, as a matter of no finall importance. Mr. RAICES, an eminent merchant of extenfive concerns in the North of Europe, has received a letter frOm his cOrrefpondent at Hamburgb,affurir,g him, that the article was inferted in the newfpaper of that citz under the authority, antlat the decor, of the Ruffutn Minifier at Hamburgh. This letter, we underhand; Mr. Rastas yefterday laid before Gs. vernment. Letters from feveral other refpeaable houfes in Hamburg% fpeak of the article is alp foltnely authentic ; Tome of them affirm, it was tranfmitted from St. Peterlburgla by a Ruffian 'officer of high authority of the name of VANDE '- rots. No letters from flamburgh queflion the authenticity o f this article ; that city appe'ars to have been impreffed with a firm opinion of its being genuine, and many merchants in London, deeply interefied in its truth, yefterday gave it credit. ' XII addition to the above tellimony for the au. •thettrieitY of the article in tatietion, 'we are pot tively affured, that an original copy of the Peterf burgh Court Gazette, in which it is inferted, was. brought over by the 4it in A ir. Little doubt there• fore is entertained refpeding the unhappy (late of the Emperor Pays, and, it is not improbable, that nezt•mail may bring an account a a change in the North, Which may derange the Northern Confederacy. ' ' ►... ~~. The Kole yefterday, accompanied by General Gatre and'other attendants, rode ode in Wind for Great Park. His Mailers. will, not go down to the Houle of .Peers to open the crefent - &Own of Parliainec, tin Thurreiay net. The indonfidemble ntubber of Members yet (worn in is the abledged motive for the delay. • There are eery few Irifh Mernhcm in proportion to the whole Irifh Reprefennumi arrived.. Mr. MA ft lAN. the Meffen i ger, left town bit night with' dirpatches to the'" oiD Lisuranaer . IRELAND, which, it is raid, contained letters to the differing Members of the Imperial Parliament, preffing their immediate attendance on their PAP 'metitary duties. It has.been officially intimated to the Lords 'Lieutenants of counties, that the exigency' of polr lie affairs.will regnire a very extenfive levy of la available force ; and that for this purpofe the molt (waive exertions fhould be ukd, and every poffible encouragement given. Letters of fervice are to be given freely to perfons who are difpnred and able to mare corps and companies; or who mei have the influence to convert volunteer corps into more efedlive troops; a new kind of fupplemen - tary militia is to be created by a regnifitiou on the counties, and a new law is to be pail to identify the Ira with the Englifh militia, fo as to make them pars from the one tingdom to the other.--. The Invalid corps in the different garrifons are 'to be tripled ; and the new reguifition is to con: ;prebend every man between s,6,and 6o years of age. A duel is raid to have taken place, at Perth, on Vednerday left, between a Lieutenant R. and a Mr. R. a merchant there, in which the former ' Gentleman was wounded In the fbooliderk.. . • NAUT MAIL AR*IVEO. o Ham I . MN ✓ Vat o Donn Own g ' Jute; Sailed the Dt.tvr, for Ct burgh, of the LEICESTER, T board Mr. Ea iltsvacit and A r rived the FA! Sailed the E COM b . , with th and a King's El rival the hasbt The Pltrace with the Leew to fail in the rn Sailed this in the outward be mean fleets, u ..ItIORSIti, MA ice; alfo the is fail, under c Pow The TOPAZe a fignal to fail Arrived at LiANIT frigates SNAKE floops. Sated yeftet Lieutenant Tc KITE .tent out Sailed this d tain BEDFORD, Yellerday w ARGUS and Iti tides; of Leith and the brig TI laden pith coal irritant, off the brig le Chaffeu and recaptured the 23c1 inftant Orfordnefs. rgtti inilanti a tured off the grain and coal: Arrived the the Br rat gun mender, from rived alto the sow Dame in wheat and hop tenant 005127 winds the WO matter,, from and thi Vrciw I from Dormeft Arrived, the and ANACREOI Paired by, t] Indian, Mar Planter,' Beat ---, from Surinam ; and The crew oi of the matte their recpca re money, nn he --- The crew oi fpeltive propot Loire, on boarc The ciews Rattai,Focri capture , of tin Cubana, 'Spani lions of the uc of the bull (lately candela lodeof Janata! mhdler. We have gi evert of tbeli that the is fa& The Channc day, and pa/ Ikith a fine bre Saturday mon Ration off Wel bilinciayfe r ; Dublin, having and without at lea, taking u ar.mher of the from between hour', being I norn on boar r.r;n I.► . wis, hang like the tate') the dee hten fire bn One of his M m porfuit of h affized to the