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This day were publiftted. in Bvo. price ys. 6d. in boards. THE three Book cofM.TE RENTIUS VAR RO, concerning Agriculture. Trani:laird by the Rev. T. Owen M. A. of Qmeas College, Oxford, and Reda' of Upton Sew! &more, Wats. Oxford, at thr Unixerfity Prcfs. Sold by J. Cooke; and by F. and C. ftixington, St. Paul's Cburetwyard, and J. Egertea, Charing Crof., London. 'This day were published, in Snail Bvo, price 3s. POEMS ; chiefly Sonnets. By the Author of Tranilations fro,n the Italian of Petrare, Metaftafto, and Zappi. Oxford Sold by J. Cooke. and Haowell and Parker ; and by Meffrs. Robinfon, Paternuftex.row ' • Mars. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. Egrrton, Charing-crofs ; and Mr. Hatchard, Piccadilly, London. Where may be had, price 3s. TrantLttions front the Italian of Petrareh, Metaltalio, and Zappi. This day was publifixd, price pa. in boards, A New Edition, enlarged, of OUTLINES of a COURSE of LECTURES on CHEMISTRY. By T. GARNETT, M. 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THE Tickets, Halves, lt...taturs, Eighths, and Eisteenths, are now Idling, b STIIII2 variety of Numbers, and an the loweft terms. The Money for thePrists paid on Demand, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Broken, At their oldaeftablifhed State-I.ottery °Ste, (1 acenfed parfutnt to AR of Parliament,) No. 26, Cornhill, oppate the Royal Exchange, London; Aifo at Livapool and Exeter. Correa Numerical and Rreller Books are kept, and Tickets and Shares rtgiftered, at Sixpence per Number. 0. Orders accompanied with good Ms, payable at fight or of a Elton date, will be punctually attended to, precifely on the time tame as if prtfent. Letters (poft paid) duty anfwered, and Schemes grad& All Shares fold at this Office will be ftampcd, agreeable toAR of Parliament, with the words " State-Lottery Stamp-Office." %Al:, India, and Sinith-Sea Stocks, with their feveral An nuities, and all kinds of Govaament Securities. bought and fold by Comminton. , LONDON. Ax 0 's faitisnents coincide fo exadtly with tkure of all well informed men, that we doubt not they will roan be capretled as the voice of the people. We with therefore not to anticipate by previous drays on the coition. MONDAY, FEBRUARY z 6. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Cookie 560M—Redueed f7i 01..4 per C. .76f. News per ditto 9[}—,Long Ann. i 7 7-16. PRICE 07 STOCKS ON SATUILDAY 3 pa rent. Red. 561 5756141 Short Ann. si 3-16 7 1 1. 3 int. C. Cant 554 iii MU I Imp. 3 per C r mil • pa Cent. Conf. Imp. Ann. rot 9-16 5 per C. Navy pi go 9z r trial 5 per C. 174 3 Cost. Loy. sooti 91 qr Conf. for Feb. 551 361H+ Long Arm. 1 7 4 5 -16 7 -1 Back Stock The following are the terms of the Loan nego ciated this day by Mr. PITT : x . 111 3 C°nr°l' for every Z.Ko rubfcription. L so is o Reduced Quantity C. 28Aocceo. It has been taken by two has, viz. Sir FRANCIS &LAING, J . J . 3. Arran, JB IL Sin w 114, 3. ELLIS, Marr. RoIARTI, CURTI., and Co. B. add A. Goaasms, TnaLaussom, Brothers, fit (not WARD, R.AISLARIR, E. P. SALOMOWL The new arrangements in Adminiftration are now nearly completed. The following will be found a pretty corred lift of the Members, which compofe it : The Right Hon. HENRY ADDINGTON, Firß Lord of the Treafury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lord ELDON, Lord High Chancellor. The Earl of Cmarm am, Prefident of the Council. Duke of PrIRTLAND, Secretary of State for the Home Departmcnt. Lord Hswittssuar, Secretary of State for the Foreign Department. Lord HoBART, Secretary of State for the War Department. Earl of Sr. Viwczwr, Fiat Lord of the Ad miralty. Earl of WESTIMOKULAXD, Privy Earl of Livratoot., President of the Board of Trade. • The Right Hon. T. Pat Ham, Prefident of the Board of Controul. Lord CHARLES S►sxcEß, Joint Pofttnafter-Ge seral, in the room of Lord GOWER. Lord ARDIS, Mafter of the Mint. CHARLES YOILIER, Efq. Secretary at War. Lord GLINaUR•ta, and the Right Hon. T. STEELE, Payrnaliers. NICHOLAS VAIISITTARY snd CHARLES BRACHER, Efqrs. Secretaries of the Treafury. Mr. SLRJRAHT, A Lord of the Treafury, in the room of Lord Lavasom Gowan. Sir R. I'. ARDIS, Chief Jußice of the Common Pleas ; with a Peerage. Sir W. GIANT, Mager of the Rolls. Mr. LAW. Attorney-Cenciit r- - f ' i Mr. PallearitL, Solicitor-General. The Vit croyalty of IRELAND, and the Mailerfhip of the Board of Ordnance remain open. Lord HARDWICK/ has been named for the firfi of there Offices, and the offer has been made to SirC MARLES SrueltT to go as Commander in Chief, but nothing is yet fettled. The three Naval Lords, Admirals YOUNG, MANN, and GAMBIER, 11l retire from the Board of Admiralty, and alto Lord Tem r Lt. Sir PHI LIP STEPHENS and Mr. ELIoT remain, and fo do Mr. NEPEAN and Mr. MARSDEN. Sir THOMAS TROUBRIDGE is the only new Lord yet appointed. Mr. GARTHSHORE, it is raid, is alto to be appoint ed. • Lord Sr. VINCENT will take his feat at the Board on Wednefday next. The report of the Duke of YORK'S being appoint. ed Mailer General of the Ordnance is without foundation. Lord Lotto HIOEOE/GM is to retire from Public Affairs, with a penfion of 40001 a year. There was a report on Saturday, that a firong divifion of the Breft Fleet had got out to fea on Wednefday laft, with 15obo troops on board; and that the armament was defined for Ireland. The whole of the fquadron was Paid to confift of 35 flips, of which eleven were of the line, the ref frigates and tranfports. It was denied at the Admiralty, however, that any loch intelligence had been received, though many people believe it true. The failing of Admiral GARTH EAU M E'S expe dition was conduced with great addrefs. For fome days a fquadron of feven (hips of the line and feveral frigates had come out to the Outer Road; on the 23d a Britifh veffel looked in and found thefe Tails in the Road. That fame night the expedition failed, and a fquadron of (hips of the fame rue, appearance, and equipment, took their Ration.—Next day the Englilb cruizers looked in as ulna!, and raw what was confidered the fame fquadron, in the outer harbour.—ln con fequence of this, our fleet off Breß had no fufpicion at all of the failing of GAN TN EA UNE. It was not till the news was brought by the CONCORDE, that the Admiralty knew of a French fquadrOn being at fee. That GANTHEALTIN ft is gone to Egypt feting now to be the general opinion. This morning arrived the only .1-lamburgh Mail due. VIENNA, JANUARY 31.—The Englab Ambaf fador, Lord Min To, at a late audience, made a rdeclaration in the name of his Sovereign, by which Aurtria is fet at liberty from every engage. ment to profecnte the war entered into in the lag treaty with England. Count COL LORFDa has fent a Circular note to all the foreign minifiers here, dated Jan. zB, t Rol, dirdling them, by his Maielly's command, to apply in future, with tepee to any conferences or negociatious relative to foreign affairs, to Collin TRAUTIIANNSDORFF. Yefterday the Archduke joust appeared for the fira time in the circle with the Queen of Naples. There is a talk of the marriage of a Neapolitan Princefs with a German Prince. The interefts of Naples will not be forgotten at Luneville. The Ruffian armies (Lill continue colleding in Poland. The communication between the Ruf fian frontiers and Gallicia is now 'hut up. HAMA tr, Fes. 3.—The head-quarters of Gene. ral MOILIAV, which are fill at Saltzborg, will not be removed backwards till the akrtual con elution of peace. Among other unfounded reports, we have one, that General Dxsoat.xs, who fucceeds General AVOIREAO, will condua an Expedition againft a certain part of Germany. Brant, Jaw. 31.—The general levy in Pied mont contributed to induce General BRUME to conclude an Armiftice, by which Venice and the important rowers of Mantua were at &ft to re main with Auftria. A Courier, however, after wards brought orders to BRUN{ to infift on the evacuation of Mantua (which it is well known was determined on the 26th of January, at Lune vine). A column of the Italian army is marching with all (peed to Piedmont. In certain circumllances General BIRMADOTTR will command an Expedition againll Ireland ; and General AIIIGEREAU the army deltined to a& againft Portugal. PITIZIBUROP, JAN. 3.--His Imperial Ma jefly has been pleated to exprefs his approbation to the Vice-prefidents of the College of Admiralty, for the expedition ufed in building (hips. The Commandant of the fortrefs of St. Peterllsurgh, Lieutenant General Prince DOLGOILUICIEW, has been difmilred, and Major General Sosowow ap pointed his fuccetTor. Count POTOSIIY, who had applied for the en fign of the order of St. John of Jerufalem, has received a pofitive refufal. KOmiGSSIRO, Ft B. 2.—Our Gazette contains the following articles : It is riposted that Louis XVIII. hat fent a Courier to Berlin, to enquire whether he may be permitted to reticle in the Pruflian territories, and lend his days in pcacc as a privatt perfon ? The Ruan General SratwopOrrsm is on his return with 4896 Ruffian prifoners. ' Theßuffian Miniiler M. KALITC H t Fr, lately Vic e journeys with two Adjutant-Generals, feveral Cavaliers, and Secretaries of Legation, through Koniglberg to Berlin, and thence to Frank. fot t on the Maine, whence he will go accompanied with feveral Minillers from Foreign Courts to Lu neville and Paris,. to take part in the Congreft. for Peace. M. KALITCHEFF has already palled through Konigsberg. BERLIN, Fes. 6.—Yeßerday afternoon Louts • BONA►ARTE left this city. Sroccuot.m, JAN. 27.—Since the return of our Soiereign from Ruffia, the greatelt preparations have been making in the War Department. The Commander in Chief of the Fleet,. Count WAC NT. MEISTER, has been fent for here from Cirlfcrona, to be prefent at the Councils held relative to the naval preparations. The !hips of the line and frigates which Sweden is to fit out agreeably to the Convention of Neutrality, will be commanded by Rear-Admiral Baron Pati:lpm. Should eireumftances require, two grand divifions of 50 ; armed (hips each will be befides held in reacrntefs, to ferve in the Sound, as Coon as the feat !hall be open. The Rear-Admiral of tht Bine, M. Vow ROSENSTLIN, and M. de FAT est, are appointed , commanders; the former of the divifion of Sch.. nen, and the latter of that of Gottenbtug, in this Acct. A land army of 20,000 men will immerlia' be alfemblcd, and form two large camp . '" the one in Schonen, and the other not far from Gotten burgh. We are affured that. his MAJESTY Will command this army in perfon, which in the mean time will be under the orders of that able Ge neral TOLL, under whom Baron SEDERSTIWERM will command the Camp in Scboncn, and Major General •Baron CARMAN that near Gotten-, burgh. The former compofed of three regiments of Cuiraffiers, two regiments of light cavalry, the infantry regiments, the King's own, of Colmar, of Cronberg, of lonkeping, &c. with the regiments of artillery, Rationed in Schoncn : the latter camp will confift of the cavalry and infantry re giments in Eall and Welt Gothland, Wermeland, and Bohnftihn, with the regiments of artillery Lying in Gottenburgh and the furrounding for trellis. If to there we •add the troops feting in Garrifon, as marines, there will be about 30,000 men in motion, betides which the militia of the country have orders to hold themfclves in readl nefs to march at the firft notice. General Baron TOLL and Admiral CRC/Ns-rear, who may be con fidered as miniflers for war and for the navy, will next week leave Stockholm to fuperintend the preparations at Carlferona, and the Southern and Weftern provinces of the kingdom. From Ruda we have received certain intelli gence that a much greater force both by tea and land than was Ripulated by the Convention is ready to ad, fhould any Foreign Power (hew itfelf hof tilely difiiofed towards the Northern Alliance of Neutrality. Three (hips which have arrived at Gottenburgh from England, have brought the un expeeed advice of au Embargo having been laid on all SwediCh and Danifh Merchant (hips in the Englifb harbours. This intelligence has caufed the greater fenfation both at Court and on the E xchange, as neither .Sweden nor Denmark have given any occafion for hollilities on the part of England; but are only defirous to maintain the rights of Neutrality, as in the time of the Ameri can war in t 780. J.M. 30.--The Military preparations both by lea and land are carried on with the great& alti vity. His Majelly has appointed the Upper. Chamberlain Count STRONFORIMO be a General of Divifioti in the Army on the coaft. PRIVATE LETTER. Comm/kora, Jaw. ao.—Having Tome bnfinefs in town, I was yefterday on 'Change, and never vritneffed a feene of fich univerfal fatisfaaion as appeared in the countenance of every perfon pre fent, the caufe of which was, that the evening be fore a Meffenger arrived from St. Peterfburgh, with advice of the Est PIM/a having difmired the Danifit Minifter, and ordered his Minifler at this Court to leave it immediately. He has according ly left tdwn this day. The caufe of this fudden change is occafioned by a refervation made by the Danilh Government in ligning the armed neutrality the fifth ult. not to engage in any mifunderftanding or difpute that might esift between any of the allies and any other Power previous to that date. I This •circtmilance has difpelleJ that political gloom, which for fome time has hung over this country ; and being now free from their engage• ments with the EMPEROR, rem apprehenfive of no other danger for the prefent. Fs& 7.—We have to-day received certain in telligence, that the inifunderilanding between Rotas and Denmark is entirely adjußed. A Courier who arrived here yeflerday from St. Pe teriburg, brought this advice. It is now laid, that the Ruffian Amb4tdor, M. Lis / stmts.:cat, will v ery loon return to Copenhagen. jOliN BORNE TOOK, EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM SALIEBURY, DATE, SEVIN P. M. SATURDAY, FECRITARIr 14. 4. This day eame.on the eleetion for a Membc, to ferve in Parliament for Old Sarum, when Jot HORNE TOOKE, Efq. was elected in the room o! Sir GEORGE YONGE, who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. The bells are now ringing on the oe• cation, aid an elegant entertainment w.is pmrid e d at l the King's Arms, which was attended by a fe le& party of Lord CAMELFORD'S friends : his Lord. ihip's health, together with that of Joh N Tooca, Efq. the new Member, was drank u-;•'.: plaudits, and the day was fpent wit': 1 1 : te ate lt d conviviality and harmony." Their MAIMIES and the humerus yefterjay heard Prayers at the Queen's Houle. A Council of the Ca6inet Minifters was on SA tbrdaj he ld at Lord GRENVILLE'S office, at whi c h die Puke of PORTLAND, Earl SPENCER, Lord GazirviLLl, the LORD CHANCELLOR,. and Mr. WINDHAM, were prefent. . The new Sevaasa of. the Houfe of Commons had his firft levee yefterday evening, at his houfe !Nisbet Adelphi : of the company prefent were, Lords STANLEY, JOHN . RUSSIL, WILLIAM Kos- MIL, JOHN Torras's'', Sir Faawcis Btraorri, General FITZIPATAgr.' Meths. SHERIDAN, TIER; NIT, M. A. TAYLOR, GRIT, WHITBREAD, COURT. sly, Ho*AaN, ST. JOHN, BOUTERIE, ERNKINE, DefILETNORTH,RICHARDSON,HODHOUSE,H AWES , Torros, CORE, and Costal. • The LORD CHANCELLOR had a levee on Sattlf• day, at his houfe in Guildford•ftr eet . The KING has been pleated to appoint &not TArtoit, Eq.' to be his Majefty's Minifter Hew potentiary at the Court of the Etacroa of CO. LOCHS ' in the TOOLTI Of RALPH lizerncorE, Efq. deceafed. The Kier) has been pleated to grant the Digni ty of a Baronet of the U n it e d Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to HENRY Vsyssov it,of Spall ington and Melbourne, in the EMI Riding of the County of York, Efq. and to the Heirs Male of his Body lawfully begotcen. The KING has alto been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom to Rosser SHORE Ma LK s, Efq. Lieuteiunt.Gover nor. of the Province of Lower Canada, in America, and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten. Lieutenant SMITH arrived yefteniay at tLe.Ad miralty from Lilbon. OnSaturday and yefterslay Lord ST. VINCENT attended at the Admiralty, to make himfelf ac quainted with the bufinefs of the office, previous to his taking his feat at the Board. General MANNERS was on Wednefday retlefted Member for Cambridge. It is faid, that Government has officially notifi ed to all Ambailadors, Confuls, and Comman ders in the Mediterranean, &c. that Malta now forms a component part of the Britilh Empire, and is to be regarded as fuch in all Treaties which may in future be chntraded. On Saturday jail, a cartel went from Dover for. Calais, on board of which was Monfieur de CA. sates, one of the molt diftinguilhect [members, of the Conftituent Arembly. His MAJESTY'S Minifters have taken into eon& deration certain regulations for preventing any adulteration or improper ingredients being used in the making of bread. Sir THOMAS CARL, of Lewes, has fubmitted his experiments in the mann &during this neeefrary article. of life. Letters from Conflantinople, dated the 29th 'l5, December, hate the arrival of Lieutenant Colonel Bioassay there, from the coaft of Egypt, with difpatches for the Turkifh Admiral. having left the Britifb fquadron on the iftth of November. At this period, Mssou, apprized of the fall of Malta, and of the pow er f u l expeditioo that was advancing againft him, had again rejefted all over. tures for the evacuation of Egypt ; he had gready improved his means of defence, and eipreXed full confidence id his ftrength. He had made much progrefs in arming and inflruaiog in European maws, the Greeks and Cophtes, and had a corps of ten thoufand of them under the molt rigid dif cipline, encamped at Minhia ; he had pledged hirrffelf to his army, that previous to the clok df the,year, the number of native troops fhould be augmented to thirty thoufand. Muasaltsr, and MONH•MED ELM BAY, with fome other perfons of influence in the country, who are become alive inftruasents of Manou's ambition, were exerting theinfelves with con fi derable efferft in forming thefe new levies. By the IA letters from St. Helena, advice has beeo received that the MINSISVA, SALK iL2S, had 'treated in the Bay of Bengal, from Port nticiMit wu accounts from that Settlement•to the 4th of •February. The MIK iR VA was employed as a trapt port, and took to New South Wal:s upwards of 200 United frit/men, amonga whom were the Rebel Generals Huh and O'Hara, Dr. O'Connor, &e. &c. The SWALLOW had failed from Port Jackfon with Difpatcbes for Canton, previous to the departure of the Man It VA. Accounts from India (late, that a detachment front the 7th regiment had completely routed and difperfed a numerous banditti who had long in felled the plains of O ora kp oor , putt i ng fome-hun dreds to.thefword. The Botbin Gazette, of the tfl January, Rates, that the Treaty with France having been frre vioufly printtd for the ufe of the Members of the Senate, Mr. MORI IS moved the adoption of a rule, enjoiniog on the Members fecrecy in the cafe of all future Treaties, and the Proceedings thereon, un lefs it fhould be otheraife diretted by the Senate, without reference to the Treaty then before them. On this Motion the Senate was equally divided, and the Vice-Prefident gave his calling vote againfl it. The fame Paper Mites, that the Hon. 0. ELL ;. WOR Tll had refigned the Chief Jullicelltlp of the United States, in which he was to be fucceeded by Mr. Jar.