Star. — London, England, 1801-01-13 00:00:00

SECRETARY'S OFFICE. CHELSEA HOSPITAL, JANUARY to, :tot. TESE are, by Order of the Right Honourable H the Lords and others Commilftoocrs for managing the affairs of the Royal Hofpital at Libellee, to give notice that an Out Perfioners (as well Ltnermaa as others) belonging to the Paid Hofpital, rending in London, or within twenty-five miles thereof, are required to appear perfonally and regimentally at the Seereury's Office in the Paid Hofpital, on the refpeetive days, s varler mentioned, when attendance will be given from nine o'clock in the morning until three in the aftemoon, via. On WEDNT.SDAY,the a4th JANUARY. The Pert/onus mom the late aft and ad troop of Horfc Guar.ht; the kite a It and ad troop of Horfe Grenadier Guards; libe Royal Horfe Guards Blue ; the 3d and 7th regiments of boric; the Dragoon Guards, and all the Dragoons, Tiith the Brinth Legion of Hock, as alto the Penfiuners from tlAs aft re giment of Foot Guards. On 'THURSDAY, the asth JANUARY. There from the Lulditrcani and 3d regiments of Foot Guards, and thole from the tit to the ssth regiments of Fran 'octave. On FRIDAY, the thtts JANUARY. Thole from the alith to the loth regiment of Foot kiclufive. • On SATURDAY, the 17th JANUARY. Tfide from the 71ft to the' 134th regiment of Foot inclufive, a alto the Penfraners from Lord Strathaven's, Majors Waller's Elford'r, and Filh'a Corps ; the Royal Gartilon battalion,Loyal bits; Queen's Rangers ; Fencibles ; Cinque Port, and Lance ihirc Vuntecrs with all the American and other ; wile tht Pesaftee;ers from the reduced regiments of Marines, there from the Militia ; the Independent Companies, and thole who have been In-Per Loners of Chelfea Hofpital. Lettermen, and men at nine-pence per diem, with the private Centime; who receive annuities from the late Ift and ad troop of Rode Guards. And that all Out Penfioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the laid Hofpital, who live at a greater diftance than twenty-five miles from London, and thole in Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, after the ajth erf June neat, and after every foccemin 25111 of December and june, until further orders, to apply to one of his Majefty's Jt‘• tires of the Peace in the neighbourhood where they refide,and make the following Affidavit, which the laid Magiftrate for die county, city, borough, or riding, before whom the Penfioner appears will figu sad date, viz. came before mc, one of his Majefly's Jun:ices of the Peace for the county of aZ.I made oath that he was admitted an Out Petitioner of Chet. lea Hofpital, on the day of 17 or it , from the regiment , commanded by , was then aged years, ferved In the Army years, and wasdifcharged for and that he is no *there're provided for by the Public, but as a Pcnfioner of the Paid Hofpital , and now lives in the parr!) of , in the county of Sworn before me, this day of a The A ffi davit dra wn: according to the above form, dated and incited by a Magiftrate, is to be put up lila cover, and fent by the General Pat directcd thus: To the Right Hon. the Pay arafter Gcneral,at the Hock Guards, London;' and counter parts or duplicates of the raid affidavits are to be refereed by the Out Penfionere refpedtively, to be exhibited to fuch pa , lons as (hall be diredcd to pay them, that they may be h. dined that all fuch as may claim out-penfims, are the real pa , lons entitled to receive the fame. And to the end that the . Conunilfioners for the affairs of Chelfea Hofpital may be &tided that the Penfioncre are the fame perlons who have pared their examination, it is hereby further &reeled, that fuch of them who have ferved in, sad who have been difcharged from any of the regiments or corps, or independent companies of invalids, arc not to mention in their affidavits, fuch regiment, corps, or company of Invalids in which they ferved loft, but the regiment, tellop, or corps of the army from which they were firit difcharged, and recom mended, and received at Chelfea Hofpital. And as the general payments in Great Britain and Ireland at the end of the mining fix months are chiefly regulated by the Sam of refidence Mentioned by the Penfionera who are mac tend at C'herea In perfon, and in the body of the affidavits of thole who live at a diflanee, it is hereby ordered and dandled, that no perfon who mall ,hange the place of his abode given in at his mufter, or (reified In his affidavit aforefaid, and who may apply for his Penfien (excepting to the Of fi cers of Excite aeareft filch place of abode) fhall receive the Lame, unlefs it appears by the certificate of relpediable pafoits,•thU loch re moval was through unavoidable neceffity, which be or they could not forefee or prevent. Laftly, it is notified, that none will be mooed upon the Pay Lifts of the Paid Hofpital, or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom, who mall not ad agreeably to thole orders and dire ions. G. AUST, Secretary and Regina.. GERMAN?: STATE PAPER. ge His•Majefty has incelTantly endeavoured to procure a peace fuitable to his Monarchy and to his faithful people, and herewith gives to his kingdoms, provinces, and fubjeds, the firm afTur ance that the ntmoft adivity is employed in effed ing and concluding that peace, which falutary work his Wetly confidentially hopes will be brought about, for the tranquillity and happinefs of the Monarchy. Meanwhile, the enemy being fill advancing, all poffible refinance will be made to his further progrefs, and to his advancing even againft the capital of Vienna, the environs of Which city and its lines will be defended in the belt poffible manner. His Imperial Majelty in tends to place himfelf at the head of the troops defined for this defence, and confidentially ex pels that all faithful fubjesls and citizens will zea loufly contribute to this defence, and in particu lar that of their own prope rty . His Majefly has been pleated to appoint Count LEHRIAC it, Com sniffioner Plenipotentiary for the adminillration of all political and other affairs, who, together with the other departments that arc to remain here, will make all neceniry arrangements for the in liabitants of the city Vienna and of the fuburbs. Vi as. Pm 24. saw. (Signed) Count LENRBACH, Minifter of State, and Cornmillioner Plenipotentiary of the Court." VIENNA, DECEMBER 24. MILITARY Eviers.-44 According to accounts of the 18th from the head-quarters then at Stein kirchen, near Lombach, field-Marfhal Liente rant KILN MAYER'S COMA had a fevere engagement with the enemy, on the 18th, a ft er the - tErmina tion of which he retreated to Vocklabruck, to give Tome repofe to the troops, while the army was preparing to take a fuitable polition on the right banks of the Traun. Accounts from his Royal Highnefs the Archduke Camitss, dated Kremfmunifer, the aoth in&ant, Rate, that he deemed it necelfary to fend the corps of referve as a reinforcement to the rear, which was continually engaged with the enemy, and to give the com mand of the whole to Field-Mai-Thal Lieutenant the sece of SCHWA ItZ I auto, while his Royal High fs made the necerary preparations for withdraw ing the army behind the Enns, as it had fit/fired coafidcrably f-nm having been continually engag ed with the enemy during the prefent Inclement !Cahn, and by daily marches. 64 Field-Marfhal ElSeitecant Aurrsuario re ports, under the 3th irriant, from Laas, in the Vinfehgau, that the enemy having to far advanc • ed in ac Eutudia as to crund his advanced polls already to Seams, the Field-Marfhal Lieutenant had deemed it neceffary to make a reconnoitring party againft him, which was effefted on the Bth, and terminated fo much to our advantage that two chiefs of battalions, 25 officers, and 307 pri vates were made prifoners by our troops, who alio took a flandard. Our lofs confined only in four l men killed, and eight wounded. The General of Cavalry, Count BELLEGERDE, commanding in Italy, reports, under the 12th infant, that General SCHUSTER, to encreafe the enemy's apprehen fi ons for the Modenefe and the Bolognefe, made an attack on the towns of Finale and Cento, on the loth, the former of which was executed by Lieutenant• Colonel Mu ,/ a ars y who, notwithfkanding the lion obftinate re fi nance of the enemy, made himfelf mailer of the town. — Night, however, furnithed means to the greater part of the garrifon to fave themfeves by flight, and only the Commandant and 3o men fell into our hands. All the veffels at Finale were taken, and conveyed to the Po. The attack upon Cento, .under the command of General SCHUSTER, was favoured by a fog, during which our troops ap proached the town undilcovered. The enemy's piquets, flationed at the font gates, Were furprif ed by our Huffars, and moldy put to the (word, which, however, created an alarm, and the gar rifon made Come refinance. General SCHUSTER ordered Tome cannon fhots to be direfted again& the gate, and Tome grenadoes to be thrown into the town, which the enemy returned, but Coon after wards quitted the town, and retreated to a (mall fort, called Il Rocho, upon which General Sex v srsK difpatched Captain BITTNER with a trumpe ter, to fummon the enemy to furrender, who were fuffered to proceed as far as the gate, where, con trary to all laws of war, a general difcharge was fuddenly made upon them, by which that merito rious officer had the misfortune to receive a dam. gerous wound in his left leg. General SCHUSTER, ~upon this, threatening to reduce the town to a heap , of ruins, the enemy agreed to a capitulation, ac cording to which the lint was evacuated, and the garrifon, confining of a chief of battalion and tBo men, among whom were 38 officers, furrendered themfelves prifoners of war."—Court Gazette. PRIVATE LETTER, :MME DATE. The bakers of this city have orders, from this day, to furnifl one hundred at thirty thoufand rations of bread for the Ger Fan army, and for the Hungarian infurreetion corps, which is ex pelted in this neighbourhood to-morrow ; and all perfons dealing in provifions muR lay in a [lock fufficient for two months. According to accounts received this day the head-quarters of the Archduke CHARLES will be removed from Steyer to Strohmberg, and the ar my will be placed in fuch a petition that, if the mefrenger of peace does not arrive in time, a very bloody battle will take place in a few days. At Linz the French have ordered heavy con tributions and requifitions, which have already been railed in part. A number of veffels, laden with effeCts, that were frozen in at that place, alfo fell into their hands.- The beautiful bridge at Linz has been deftroyed by the French, and a bridge of boats conarated in its place. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. The laft days of the prefent century are for us days of anxious expeaation. The younger Arch- duke will likewife go to Ofen ; but the Grand Duke of TUSCANY, the Duke ALERT of Satz- Tz sat cm, and the Emprefs intend to flay here to the laft moment. The Emperor will place him. Pelf at the head of the defenders of the country ; and, in cafe of neceffity, all perfons able to carry arms are to rife in a mats. Several touriers arrive here almoft every day from the Archduke. It was on the 19th when the French took polliffion of Wels. From Linz,the principal magazines had, fortunately, been removed before their arrival.— The Archduke CHARLES is Paid to have been pm Cent in the aftion of the t Bth, the accounts of which are greatly exaggerated. lIXTILICT Of ALLTTiIt, SAKI DITI. Since the arrival of the Archduke CH AAAAA at the army of the Danube, the correfpondence be tween the head-quarters and the Cabinet and Coun cil of War is become more alive than ever : Se- verai Officers of the Staff and moft diftinguiffied Generals have fucceffively appeared before the En 'lima to render him an account of the fituation of affairs, conformably to the orders of the Archduke CHALLIS. General Dlvzisux who appeared at Court on the morning of the sad reported, that the Imperialifts had been obliged to abandon Welt on the inth, and to tranfport their head-quarters to Krems-Munger; in confequence of this retro grade movement, the capital of Upper Auftria would alto have been abandoned, but we are al lured that there was time to fare the magazines. Orders have been given by the Council of W ar to eftablifh the grand bake-houfe at St. Fatten. Thefe 'matures occafioned much uneafinefs; but the agitation increafed confiderably, when on the evening of the sad, after the arrival of an Officer difpatched by the Archduke CHARLas, a code- rence of State was held, in which different refolu tions were taken, as well for the defence of Lower Aufiria and the Capital, as for the fafety of the 1 , Imperial family and the Princes and Princeffes that were here. The fame evening we learned that the Q2zsa ofF and her children were going to Set out for Moravia, that the Archducheis Ma ata-ELtsAasrw would follow immediately, as well as the Archduke Faatiniamo, of Milan ; the Elec tor of Cocoas,' would repair to Mergentheim, the Grand Duchefs of TUSCANY to Buda, whither alto the young Archdukes would go, excepting the Archduke Aar lair . ; and that dia:r Imperial and Royal MAJESTIES, the Grand Duke of TUSCANY, and Duke ALBEIT 40 Saitr-Tescitaa would re main at Vienna till the left extremity. AU the in habitants of Vienna and the fuburbs have received orders to put themfelves in a (late of defence, and provide for their domeftic neceffities ; all perfons able to bear arms are to rife in a mats on the firtl fignal, and die F,ITIIOI will put birnfelf at their head for the &knive ibe country. MUNICH, DECEMENI as. The exchange of couriers between Vienna and Paris is very great at _prefent, and it feems that the two Cabinets will loon agree. The courier MOUSTACHE, fent by BONA►ARTE to MOREAU, hailened through this city on the z Sth.—Ceneral Sr. SUZANNE ICE out hence the day before yef terday, for his corps of obfervation near Land (hut, which, in firEt, is intended to maintain the communication between ANGEREAU'S and MO REAU'S armies. It is Paid that he has orders to penetrate by way of Palau, to make a diverfion in favour of ANCEREAU. Brannan is (aid to have been taken by ltorm, and to have fuffered confi derably ; but perfons acquainted with that for trefs confider this as very improbable.—General Ilisroot is arrived hers, lb feverely wounded, that his life is defpaired of. SALZBURG, DECEMBER 11. The environs of this city are entirely de ftroyed, moll of the country feats, farms, &c. have been completely pillaged, and many burned down.— The contributions and re:pinions demanded by General MOREAU and the Commilrary Ordonna tor in Chief, MATTHIEW FAVIERS, areas follow, viz. fix millions of livres in cafh, 500 oxen, 15,000 cwt. of corn, cwt. of hay, 6000 cwt. of ftraw, 8000 facro o f oats, 40,000 rations of bread per day, which, however may be deduCted from the corn furnifhed, 6000 great coats, as, many pair of (hoes, and to,ooo quarts of brandy, mai mg together, in the coin of the empire, the fum 0F3,3.f8,18.7 florins. A quantity of iron and lea ther has fince been demanded, in addition. The States have reprefented to Generals Mosta(' and DESSOLLES the impoffibility of fuch enormous de mands being complied with by fo poor a country, and both promifed mitigation before their depar ture. MOREAU was ofopinion that the revenues of the Archbilhop amounted to 4,000,000 oflivres per annum, but he was convinced of the contrary, by documents. We are ruined for a century to come. HAMBURGH, JANUARY 3. An exprefs is arrived to-day from Vienna, with letters of the 26th ult. Rating, that as the French army has advanced fo con fiderablyirr the Emperor's hereditary dominions, and as AocEREAV was pre vented from advancing, fo that MOREAU'S flank was menaced by the Marian corps, a propofed armillice of eight days has been -agreed to. The Archduke CHARLES is furnithed with full powers by his IMPERIAL MAJESTY, to negociate a peace; and we learn from good authority, that the preli minaries are already fettled, and advantageous for the Imperialifts. rEORZHEIM, DECEMBER 26. An Imperial courier battened through this city, the day before yelterday, for Luneville and Paris, who Paid that, on his return, probably before the end of the prefent year, intelligence of a peace being concluded might be expeaed. ASCHAFFENBURGH, DECEMBER sr. The liege of Wirzburgh is changed into a block ade. The heavy artillery, of which the Bata vians had not a fufficient quantity, has been re conduced to Mentz. The troops have fuffered greatly from the fervice, and the forrounding country, from the enormous requifitions. Nurem berg is now likewife evacuated by the French; and it is okiferved, that the French corps in Fran conia draws more towards Wertheim and Mer gentheim, infload of retreating by way of Fulda, or through the Speffart, as before, The Imperial corps, -Which is now in Franconia, moftly on this fide of Neupern, is as firong again as that of Ge neral ANGERSAU. A few days ago, waggons, laden with money, wine, and effeCts, palled through here, on their way from Franconia to Mentz. FRANCONIA. DECEMBER as. Since the 18th bloodfled has continued in fe veral diftrifts of Franconia. The Commandant of the French ga rrifon . at Nuremberg, General WATTIIIII., was killed near that city on the zoth. General Sumo+ am, having received a reinforce ment of zo,ooo men from the corps of General KLEMAU, attacked the Gallo-Batavians with a great fuperiority on the 2114 who, according to their own accounts, began to lofe ground, and retreated by way of Vorchheim. The Imperialifts entered Nuremberg on the 24th, where General KLEMM./ is alfo arrived. The Germans are now advancing againft Wirzburg. The (mall town of Lauf has partly been reduced to ashes. DECIMIER 27. Since ANGERIAU'S retreat great movements have been obferved among the Batavian 'troops near Wirzburg, but General Du KONCSAVN head quarters are still at Klein-Zelle. Confiderable trains of French artillery and ammunition-wag gons were fees to-day, returning from Wirzburg, going to Mentz. How far there troops will re treat for the prefent, is not yet known. Since yelp terday it is reported here that General Aso teem; had paged through this city, irworsito, for France, having refigned the chief command to General DessoiLls, hitherto chief of the Staff of Mo aaau's army s many of his effeets had palled through Mentz Tome days ago. DECEMBER ao. According to all German accounts, the refult of the battle on the 18th, was unfavourable to the French. They loft about goo men, and were obliged to leave behind 400 prifoners. The night before laft was (pent by them in the open air Ix fore this city. but few entering within our gates.' Yefterday they retreated almoftentirely acrofs the Rednitr, on the road leading to Wirsburg, but the principal guard, and our city gates are yet oc cupied by them. Since General ILLsm AO has taken the command, the Imperilslifts have retuned often five operations in Franconia : their pridcipal ob jea is to prevent Alma' Eau's troops from' ap proaching the Danube, which teems to have been that General's plan from his having detached a (mall corps of light troops to the county of Pop penheini. General It Liim AU advances, and import ant events are looked for. BAMBERG, DECEMBER s*. The battle the day . before yellerclay menced by an attack of Colonel PP-011M!: A , r :!, Blankenflein huffars. The Imperial ttoop. Field Martial Lieutenant SIMS;CHEN had with the Bavarians, under the Duke of BIREI h FELD, and the troops of General Ki.kmar's e or • On the p.:rt of the French, the divifions Del:4 and Barboirlad joined ; General - lasi rase° e,, r ,, minded the cavalry. The G4.-rnisans claim vi&ory. On the loth, the engageme h t tail! scam. nued at different points. , Yeiterday in the m,. ing, Vorchheim was evacuated by the French, -'1 but a fmall garrifon, which, probably, alfoq a i trti it in the night. The Blankenitein hnffarsarilve.: • Hirfehied lift night t they art Paid to have fur-, . ed a corps of French infantry, whom they put to. the (word, made prifoners, or difpe r f e d Lail night and this morning, fame Gallo.Batar.aa troops paired through here. HANAU, DECEMSEIt 23, It appears from different circtunßanees, th :L from the esth to the ath Ancearales army ha been in a critical fituation on the oppofite banks 6i the Rednitz. According to the• lama accounts, his head-quarters have again been removed bacl. wards, from Herzogen-Aumch.—The bombard. ment of Wirzburgh is now nearly changed into blockade.—At Fulda an attack from die F:encl. is apprehended. The French, and the troop s of Baron At at N I, are laid to be only three miles from each other. The report that the Imperialilis had entered Nuremberg and Bamberg, finer th: 2 ifi. wants confirmation. Citizen PORTA Ls, One of JOSE? H BON A PAILTE'S Secretaries at Luneville, has palled through Frankfort on his wad• for Dreiden, with difpatches for that Court. DECEMBER 27. The AuArian corps under General Miss makes excurfions as Far as the environs of Heidelberg, the gates of which city were fhut yefterday, in the day-time, and barricadoed at night. At Octtin. sen the Imperial Uhlans made prifoners 7o French chaffeurs. The Imperial city of Wciffenburg has been entered by zoo Uhlans, who make excurfions as far as Donauwerth. Letter's from Nuremberg, of the asth inftant, (late that General ANGERZAU, previous to his retreat, had made propofals t'or an armiftice, which had been rejefled by the Au ftrians. On the 24.th . t goo French prifonerspafftd Nuremberg, to he concluded to the fortrefs of Rothenburg. The letters from Bamberg, that lhould have arrived to-day, are Rill due, and it is thought that Ole Adis-4ns have entered it. RUSSIA PETERSBURGH, DECEMBER z;. • Under the prefent circumftances, the infpetlions of St. Peterlburgh, Livonia, Lithuania, and Smo lenfk, are to be under the command of the Gene ral ot Cavalry, Count von der PsitLEN ; and the infpeEtions of the Ukraine, Breit, and Daffier, under the command of the General of Infantry, GOLkNITCIIIIS-KUTUSOW, who (hall, betides hold himfelf in readinefs for marching on the firit or. dens, viz. The infpeetion of Breit to Breit in Li thuania ; that of the Ukraine to Wladimir in Vol. hynia ; and that of Dnefter to Katerburgh. The neceffary artillery of the regiments, previoufly in tended foir thefe infpeaions, is to be in readinefs. The Gsneral of Infantry, li.ossuaraci, is to re- main at his poll as intermediary Military Governor. LONPOIY. TUESDAY, PRICE OF STOI Bank Stock 162 3 per C Red. 62 , 3 pet C. C00r.64 1 f ex.div. yer C. CooL Ditto Loyalty 94 MARY B YESTERDAY. Lois Asa a 7 461 Short Am. sit hap. 3 par CAN. kif Ida 5 pet Catt. 94 Cad fir open. 63ft - 6 4 1:341ri Price of Stocks this eta at ono !Mock : 3 per Cent. COIL 6 perOatts. ion Old 5 per C. ow ditto Am. ell 9..161. WE i pi_ p reenz o rL for lon. 63}. Dosun *W. J Sado this day : 31 per Case. Dov. D. 69i-5 For C. Ditto 84. 1 - s per Cent. Teta iliffs 9 9/--4per C. Deb. 70-1-6 Ditto 93. His Maya:Tv, on Saturday, accompanied by the Dukes of Karr and CUASSEILAMD L Loids CArH CART and Wataiwnems, and Col. Csarwasoav) rode to Afcot Heath, when being met by the Earl of Sfiriwica, Lord VILLIIMS ' Sir JONA LADS, Mr. Fuss atarri.a, and a number of fportf men, a deer was turned out for the day's diver : Pion. The animal taking to the right of Swinley, leaped over the paling into the paddocks, and was fecured. A young hind was then fet forward, and croffing the heath, by Cefar's camp, he dou bled the hounds near Southill Park, and making acrofs the Commons, by Hurl! Church, he turned back again. palling through Wokingham and Bricknell, and over the heath, for - Wycombe Bullies, being at laft fecured in a pond near Blackwater. It was the find! day's fort that has been this feafon, the deer being purfued near 8o miles, in the whole of which his Maycyry kept up. His Mayarry yefterday morning, after breakfaft, attended by Lords WALSIMGHAM and CATHCART. General Haacovar ' Colonel CARTWRIGHT, and Mr. WTAT, viewed the different improvements and plans laid out for the decorations of the Caftle, after which his MAIMS hunted with the harriers. ..... The %maw and PRINCISM paid a morning silk to the Countefs of Us sal pct, at her refislence at Windfor. The Duke of You is gone for a few days (hoot ing to Langley Park, where Lord OWYDIR has more game Rand than any Nobleman an the kingdom. Prince WILLIAM of Gcoucasrsa has added a portico to his houfe, which was akw weeks f►nce fitted op in the moil elegant Rile. Thismorning, in Grarcnor-pLice, the Hon. Mrs. CoaNwaLL, was fafely delivered of a daughter. Yellerday morning was married at Camberwell t Mr. J. W. Dosss, of London, to Ifis WyATT, 9f the fort= place. i• COVENT-GARDEN While the Play of Manua o i l ,. now is at this Theatre, eurumand full honks. Mr. the best Xiihard that has apps the days of GARRICK and Hi Ones of the Play we thifilt he We may infiance the Soliloqu * 'Twas her excuse to avoid with Lady Aar the whole (3 forte part of the Vth. At th th.t h. des not put forth all puts of the charatter. Like fond of negleeting the metre KEMeLz with a better tf IJCCS ; for he is fometimes fi that he appears as if he had It In fome of his cadences we w We think he should fpeak i when he fays, " Unmannere %there I com mand." He un iaterroptive fence. MC. BSTTERTON made too appeared more as a Speaker ti Th e part of Henry VI. was h and feelingly played than it Mrs. Li Tr ti 1/I.lls Lady Her powers of voice are ver , great is plaice to Rkhmond. T well call ; but we are ft Mayer of London exhibited it eulatcd to excite ridicule tha By the appointment of th the LordTreafur y tCt FITZsGoEf the asiv, Knigh t o ; o:cnrs at the Revenue Boar laid, will be filled by ene of Letters patent have been 5 Seal of Ireland for promote de la PoIR BERESFORD, LL. to the united Biltopricks of duagh; void by the death 01 MATHIW YouNc, late Billy The KING has been pleat Marines be immediately ; panics. This augmentatio number of the companies an' each to 140 privates, leaving ranks. It is faid, that the Lords in contemplation to recomm to augment the number of Marine Corps, and alto its blifhment. It appears by the Adjut that the number of troops in tain on the 24th Decembe 163,082. The Marines, IN department, are not inclu4 confining of 23,370, encre tary force to 191452, excl Volunteer Corps, which de Government.—The Mahar lard, as hated by Lord loth of February, I ppears 45 , 539 , Militia 27/104., at amounting to t 26,500, whi Efiablifhment of the Unite mcn. The Naval Eflablilhr men, including 21,1370 Mari ready taken into account; bi account of the late imprefi tome will be found to con A letter from Stockholm i:ct of the King of SwiD burgh is to form arrangers PAUL to the following effet " I. A Treaty of Armed Neat' " 2. A Treaty of Commerce b J. A Convention, by which agree and bind theta rtufures in tluir political rciatiai tngtind." A letter from the Hague f 4 th Y -a s t ;—" Onepeaceis of the already la ri te ga ill i Aullria, and that the prefer PORTEM at Paris would COI Emmert with the Court of the bleffings of peace all o' It was on Saturday rei been received from India c army of &INDIA, with the We are extremely lorry ten received yefterday, t deatliof Mr. Brea, a cos Lb. This was killed Gentleman nebatt , fervice, and a g Archduke Jon /e t _about wl ly employed. Mr, BTNG vice ventured too far bey aftion, when he was met by who ea bim to pieces. Abdallah is not the title He calls himfelf Akkollah The Bithop of Um co t from Mr. Profeffor of Cambridge, informing asked the Library in th mplc, and that it does &ript in the Hebrew, Gre Sinior PASCAL C A IgILI Madrid Opera-houfe, Thcatie dv la Republique cert.:, of MI-STRUM which efq ; ban he was Co m way from the orcheltra. The fine roa-chace o tan by his Grace the Elul a Monday fennight ; th t Fakenhans Wood, in without check to New I rhere they killed him it ehace of four hours and a nd fixty miles of trying 7 he following melancl t Yarmouth on Saturda , ged Sa, wax fitting by ti awn, which immediate] CT iu fo terrible a. mann zw hours after.