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aALL . O-11ATAVIA14 ARMY'. THE CitaltAt TO . OF O THE tEI SION,TER OP WAR, CHIRP OF Tilt STAFF, MINIS • Head-quarters at Nuremberg, January 3. Citizen Minifter--I have the honour to inform you that in confequence of the firft article of the as aaftice concluded by the army of the Rhine, the hue agreed upon between the General in Chief Art GUAM!, and Lieutenant-General the Baron de &osseous, will ftretch from Bayerdorf to Liche tench, following the right bank of the R ednitz, as fir as the line o?neuirality. This line will then ids by Forcheim, Bamberg, Baurtch, Staffelften and Lichtenech. The Gallo-Batavian army fhall occupy Nuremberg, as conneded with the line of Rednitz. From high confideration for his High neis Prince CHARLES, and agreeably to the de mand of the Baron Si m sec HEN, the paffage of the Mein at Halftatt will be granted to the Baron AL sigh in cafe that Minifter fhall wills to cant i felf to the grand army. The line of nments of the army of the Rhine, in the neighbourhood of the Gallo-Batavian army, (hall extend from Ra tilbon to Newmark, and from Newmark to Gem fheim upon the Rhine, pafling by Lehlber, Ro temburg, Lachtlburg, Morbach, and Oppenheim. The Gallo-Batavaan army Mall take its canton ments between the line above-mentioned, the line of Rednitz, and that of the neutrality and the Nidda. The divifion of BARBOSIE !hall occupy the line of Rednitz, and flail ftretch from Leichten vach to Nuremberg. The divifion of Du HESM E hall be cantoned on the branch of the Mein, be fore Rednitz, its left at Honigthofen, and its right at Krelingen. The Batavian dividon. under the command of General D UNION csA u, to which than be united the referve of the Batavian cavalry, (hall have its cantonments on the two other branches of the Mein, and the Taub, Franckfort, and Af chaffenburg, (hall be occupied by the battalions of the a7th ; the park of artillery (hall be eftablifhed in the caftle of Wurtzburgh. The General in Chief fhall take up his bead-quarters at Wurtz burg. I falute you with refpei% (Signed) ANDREOSSI. GERMANr. VIENNA, JANUARY 7. In Italy hoftilities continued after the battle of the 25th and 26th of December, until the clofe of the century, before the intelligence of the arm i dice in Germany had reached that country. Re thefe events, this day's Court Gazette contains the following intelligence :---" Accounts from General BELLBOARDE, dated head-quarters at St. Michele, near Verona, the 29th and 31ft ult. fay, the enemy attacked the out-polls at St. Lucia, Tomba, and Croce Bianca, on the 29th, with great impetuofity. General &MY, who commanded them, agreeably to his inftrations, retreated to wards Verona, fighting and in good order, and the new chain of advanced pots was drawn clofe to the enemy. On the 3oth the enemy repeated the attack on the above out-ports, but was repulfed.-- Thefe out-pots having, at the fame time, obferved tome movements M the enemy's left wing, the Ge- neral of Cavalry ftrengthened his right wing to enable it powerfully to refill the enemy, fhould be attempt to crofs the Adige in that quarter. The enemy, at the fame time, undertook an attack upon the fleches before Pefchiera, but a vigorous refills ante being made, he was repulfed. On the 29th, the enemy likewife made a frefh attack upon Ge neral STOJANICH, Rationed near Tonal, bat was a'gain repulfed with infs." Private accounts from Italy Rate, that an ar niißice is now likewife concluded in hat country. Refpcifting the conditions, different ftatements cir culate in public, viz. that Mantua and Pefchiera fhould be delivered up to the French for the pre fent ; that the Imperi fhould evacuate the territory of Rome and Tufcany ; that all further arming of the people there fhould be fufpended, Ice. but all thefe flatements, together with other eircumßances mentioned on this occafion, are not official, and want confirmation. The behaviour of our troops, in the battle of the 25th, refleas the bigheß honour on them, and the enemy's lots was very fevere. The regiments of Kinfley and Deuttch. miller fought with the greateft bravery, and have loft so officers of different ranks.. The couriers with the intelligence of the armiftice in Germany reached the refpedive armies in Italy on the lit of January. In the battle of the 25th, Lieutenant. Colonel Kass, of the Staff, and the young Lean erne of FUISTRIIIIIRO, were killed; Prince RONAN was dangeroufly wounded, and General Xmas has died of his wounds. At the beginning of this week, the workmen employed in enlarging and repairing the fortifi cations of this city were difcharged, and the works fufpended. A proclamation has been iffued, that, the !dimes at the univerfity will be returned next week ; which, and the meafures of defence in which the Rodents were to have been employed, given up, is looked upon as a happy prefage of a fpeedy peace. The whole park of artillery belonging to the „German army, inclufive of that carried off from Salzburg, is now drawn op on the heath of Simmering. Troops of Soldiers * in tench of their regiments, and Fick and wound ed, in fearch of their hofpitals, pats this city moll daily, and it will yet require tome time be fore order and difcipline are reftored in the army. The order for the riling in mats of the inhabi t ~i ts of Vienna and the fuburbs has been revoked cn the sth init. and it is faid, that inftead of this rneafure a general levy of recruits will take place, ag7etable to a propofal from the Archduke (:iiastss. Both armies have now withdrawn ten German miles behind the chain of advanced pats, viz. the French acrofs the Ennis, as far as Linz; and the Auftrians to the neighbourhood of Vienna, a which the main body is drawn up near Neudorf, on the Mount of Vienna. General Moatau having demanded a contribu tim of eight minions from - Upper A uftria, a depu tation from Linz is arrived here to apply for an advance of money, when they were told at Court, among other things, that as peace was near, thefe burthens would sot be of a long duration, with which i"hialiall Ike Vertatic, left the City. Private letters from the neighbourhood of Linz 1 (peak of alts of violence, pillage„ ace. committed by the French, with *Lich melancholy intelligence fheets might be filled. The peafants daughters fly by hundreds to the left banks of the Danube for filcher from the French. It is reported that all the inhabitants of the village of Steinbach, without ex ception, have been put to the fword, for having killed five French chaileurs who attempted to pil lage that village. HAMBURGH, JANUARY i 6. It h confidently (fated here, that the article from Peterfburgh refpeEting the figning of the Neutral Convention, was mferted by order in the Hainiwgh Correfpondenten Paper. Letters from Berlin obferve, in, That the Con vention concluded: at Peterlburgh contains fecret articles which guarantee the acquifition of Malta to the Emperor o f Ruffia. idly, That Pruffia has not entered into it as a contracting imity, but merely has acceded to it under reftriEtions, far the par pofe of avoiding all aggreffion which might be the refdlt of the articles which have been agreed to. LONDON. MONDAY, J. PRICE OP STOCK NUARY 26. ON SATURDAY. 3 per C Red. 56i 57 561; Cool 56155 i i 54} 55 I 4 Per C.Couf. 75 73 5 per C. Navy 88 86i 85 Ditto Loyaky 89 87 . Long Ann. i 6 zs•z6} Short Ann. s 3-16 i Imp. 3 Per Cent- .531 341 Imp. Ann. 14 7-16 Iriai S per Cast. 8 7} ISt Price of Stocks this day at one o'clock: Confide 55 54541 5511 — Redtwed 5 6 551 S 6 l a -4 Per Cent- 724—Neve .1 Per C. 87F-Old ditto d6l-- Long Arm. :61. Variations :--I...onfolsis—lor Feb,ssl. Yellerday we received Paris journals of the tith, 16th, 17th, 18th, igth, and 211 t; and this morning thefe of the 12th, 13th, 14th, tsth,• and loth. By the packet which brought thi laft, upwards of thirty pafrengers came over, among whom was the widow of the French Admiral de BRUYS, killed at the battle of Aboukir. According to thefe Journals no armittice had taken place in Italy up to the lath. Several bloody at:Lions had been fought, but after the pafrage of the Mincio the Auftrians feem to have made no great !land. The French have now advanced into the Venetian States. They have paired the Brenta, and their head.quarters are at Caftel.Franco. Bauble has received orders to agree to no ar. miftice but on condition of obtaining the fortreffes of Mantua, Pefchiera, Ferrara, and Ancona ; and it is not improbable that the Auftrians will be obliged to accede to there terms however hard. General MACDONALD has made confiderable pro. grefs in the Tyrol.: his head-quarters on the 7th were at Trent. The left wing, under BAILIQUAT d'Hstttaas, had driven the Autlrians from the Lower Enga dine, and was advancing to Botzen. It appears that the French are meditating an attack alto upon Naples. The army of obferva tion, under General Muarr, has arrived in Lom bardy, and is immediately to proceed to the South. MuaAr, with the whole army, was to be at An cona on the aoth. The Maniteur of the 2 1 R, under the head of Peterf burgh, 18th December, flocs, that the Northern Confederacy was figncd on the 16th by Rullia, Sweden, and Denmark, and on the 17th by the Minifter of Pruffia as acceding party. The French Government is drawing its connec tion with Ruffin daily clofer. An order has been iffued by the Confulate to cede ailhoftilities againft the Ruffian flag, and to treat all Ruffian (hips as friendly.—On the apth, a Refrain officer arrived' from Peterlburgh, which he had left on the 3d. He brought - a leiter from the rm re aoa, which he delivered into the hands of the Minifter of For•cign Affairs himfelf. The contents of thefe difpatches have not tranfpired. An army called the Army of Qbfervation, at La Gironde, is to be chablifhed on . the frontiers of Spain. It is to be commanded by a Lieute nsua-General, who is to correfpond with the French Ambaffador at Madrid. This teems to thew that the invalien of Portugal, in conjunflion With Spain, is intended, unlefs Portugal makes peace by agreeing to the demands of the enemy. It is Rated in the C&jdu Caine/ of the tElth, that three expeditions are ready to fail from Breft..one of nine (hips, under 'the command of Admiral CASTE/MOIL; one of five. under Admiral La. Toyota t and one of ,fifteee French and .fifteen Spanifh (hips, under Admiral Baum. It is faid that troops are marching to Brea, and it is infintiated that Ireland is the deffination. The French Tiers ConfolidEs are now within a trifle as high as the Englifh Three per Cents.—On the 19th they were sat. There is no intelligence of importance from Luneville. Yefterday arrived the Hamburgh mail due on Wednefday laft. The Vienna Court Gazette contains a fhort ftatement of the late affirms in Italy, but nothing fo particular as in the French Journals. A report of an armiffice in Italy pre vailed at Vienna, but this appears to be premature. The Em rzaoa of Russia, we underhand, its anfw•er to the remonftrance of this Court, has re r Cured to sake any fAtisfaaion for the detention of j 6nr (hips and men, or to give any explan.itiou whatever refpeeting the cause which induced him to take that ftep. This conduet, fo contrary to all the diplomatic rulethitherto acknowledged by civilifed States, may perhaps be accounted for by the following curious article copied from the re teriburgh Court Gazette. rETERIIII7IMI, DEC. 30. The Court Gazette contains the following cu rious article :—" It is laid that his Majefty the feeing that the Powers of Europe can not agree together, and wifhing to terminate a war which has now raged for eleven years, me:lns to propofe a place where he intends to invite all other Potentates to fight with him in doled lifts, for which purpofc they are to bring with them .their molt enlightened Minifters and fkilfal Gene rals,. viz. THLICUT, PITT, BNINSTOILFT, in the capacity of Efquires, Judges of Combat, and He ralds. He himfelf intends Count VONDER PAH. LIN and Kurusorr to be by his fide. It is not known whether this report may be credited, but it feems not to be entirely void of foundation, fince it bears the (tamp of that which he has often been accufed of." • NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind S. W. &IRMO DOI. I Hamburg'', Jan. z 6. z I s Dublin, Jan. 21, I • z Waterford, Jan. sr. z 3 Donnagrattee, Lan. 20,21,22; . o I Jamaica, Dee. 0 NAVAL APPOINTMINTS, Admiral Sir HYDZ P is to be Commander in Chief in the North Sea. Vice•Admini Lord Ntisow, fecond in command, and to Mill his Rag on board the Neptune ; And Rear-Admiral Sir G. W. FAIRFAX. third. Captain DOUZTT, of the &Italie, is to be Firft Captain to the Commander in Chief. Captain LUMIDAIN I fuccecils him in the command of the above fhip. Captain LAWFOID, to the Invincible. Captain Cnaau' Haan, to the Madras. Captain WIRTZ tothe Sulphur. Captain Ha tit to the Hecla. Captain RAIIIIIITT to the Sovereign. FALMOITrH, JANUARY 23. By the LADY HOBART Packet which landed her I mails here yefterday from Jamaica, we learn that the arrived at Barbadoes on the 26th of October, at Martinique on the 28th, where were lying 'his Majefty's Ships LEVIATHAN, of 74 guns, Admiral DUCKWORTH ; the Tamatt, of 38 guns, Captain WESTERN, la Dam:, of 38, Captaiif HARVEY; *nut, of 38, Captain Sir F. LAFORZY ; Suitt wan, of 18, Captain COLE ; and arrived at Jamaica on the itth of November, where the found his Majefty's Ship CARNATIC, of 74 guns, Captain SMITH ; THUNDERER, of 74, Captain HARDY; ABERGAt Y, of 54, Captain MENDS ; ACAS TO, of 40, Captain FELLOWS; la DECADE, of 3 6,1 Captain RUTHERFORD ; MELAMPUS, of 36, Cap tain MOORE ; QIIIISBC, of 32, Captain BAYKTUN ; JuNo, of 3t, Captain DUNDAS ; SURPRIKE, of 32, Captain LAROCHE ; Mraux, of 16, Captain St. CLAIR ; and LARK, of 16, Captain Loma o.— During the time fhe remained at Jamaica the ANI ra tow, of 32 guns, Captain BENNET ; and RETILIBUTION, of 32, Captain FOSTER, arrived there-; and the MELAMPWI, Ammon, Meat's, la DECADE, and AUCKLAND Packet failed from thence. The LADY HOSART left Jamaica on the Bth of Dec'ember, under convoy of his Majelly's thip CALYPSO; and the TINUNDIRER failed on a cruise at the fame time; the CALYPSO convoyed her till the 27th, when the parted company. She afterwards experienced fome tempeftuous wea ther, and made much water in herhold, but for tinitely arrived here fife. The patfengers are Mr. Placoca and Mr. HlO - WALL. • Sailed the DIMS or CUMIIRRLAND Packet, with tlie American Mails of this month. The. Pain c si CHAILLOTTI Packet, with' the Jamaica Mails of this month ; and theWALSING H An Packet,with the Lifbon Mails of the 6tb and 13th The ICING GEORGI, with the Lifbon Mail of the aoth instant, is detained for a Mefrenger. Sailed alfo the American brig James, Captain Psoarc a, for Lisbon; and the American !hip Juno, Captain CLAM, for Teneriffe. The fri gates male a fignal of failing with the convoy for Africa, Lifbon, and the Mediterranean, but were prevented from getting out, as the wind blows strong at N. N. E. - - - The KING Gtoact Packct with the Mails of , the xoth, is expeeted to fail in the morning for Lilbon. lIMEDISit SNIPS DITAIWID HUM Ship Kaparet, Captain Tegerftrom, and Anna Maria, Captain Wedgren, from Hull for Lifhon ; brig ifabclia Jaca. bina, Capt. OloZSodergren, for Venice ; galliott, Maria Eliza beth, Capt. Kreeldcr, from Brlftol fur Hamburg!'; and a brie in banal!. DANA■ SNIPS DETAINED NEIL The Eaft India fhip Vennerne, Capt.lCieland, from Bated' for Copenhagen; Fortuna, Capt. Peterfon, from Riga, for Lifbon ; and rammer Freiga, Capt. Fkivcre, free% li. rho mai., for Copaallagcu. PLYMOUTH, JAPFUAILY'I4 Came in, the Danith brig Lykke Spell, of 'vl , , rum, Captain JERITT HVGIIE Voss, from Oaend, to St. Martin's, in balla captured by the Caw. TA IJ it, of ye guns, Captain MANAHAN, who has alfo captured another Denali vefel, laden with nuts : the latter hasnot yet arrived. Came in, the HAZARD, of 16 guns, Captain BUTTE LLLLL from the eaftward, and failed again this morning to the weftwarcl. Sailed the Reseals, of 18 guns, Capt. Sricsa. on a cruize and the SER swr, of t 8 guns, to the weftward. POIersMOUTH, JANUARY 35. SIP ANDREW HAMMOND and Sir WILLIAM. who have been here for there three days paft, infpeaing the !hips in the harbour, have ordered the follow ing !hips to be repaired and ready for fia in fix weeks at farthea: The GOLIAI4, VE NO RANCE, VAN GUARD, BRUNSWICK, HANNIBAL, and BELL EEO- P HON. Captain Sir JAMES SAVICLILIZ arrived here yer, terday, and hoifted his flag on board the Cassaa. Laft night arrived the Pcovsa and Names's, with a convoy of outward-bound Eaft-Indiamen, coallers, &c. from the Downs. The Isis, of so guns, is ordered to convoy the above fleet. Sailed, the 9th regiment of Foot and Talbot Fencibles, under convoy of the RAMBLER cutter, for Guernfey : alfo, the LIDA, LAPWING, and HARPY, on feparate cruizes. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. DIAL, JANUARY 25. The tranfports hating landed tome of the troops, are gone to Ramtgatc to land the relL—Wind E. N. E. GRAVESEND, JANUARY 25. Paired by the Helen, --, from Savannah ; Triton, from Riga ; Maria de Jonge, Jonge Johannes, —, Jonge Aleppo, —; and Liberty, MLLES, from Hamburgh ; and Adeona, Rowi. E, from Lifboh. Sailed the George, ; Lady St. John, —; Phcenir, Douo Las ; Hope, —; add Honduras Packet, GOODWIH , for Jamaica ; Ocean, —, for New Orleans; and Alfred, —, for Tobago. BREST. JANUARY 8. Yeaerday evening at five o'clock, the expedi. tion under the orders of Rear AdmiraIGAUTHEAME fet fail. It confab of the following flips, viz. ski,,. Gus. Consarhuderi. Indinfibte SO Captain Gou Kam - 8e ALARY. - So MA &WV W. 74 FAURE. - 74 - CNRISTIPATIERE. 74 ..•• BERCIRE r. 74 --- MOYNE. IS DDRI)EI IN. It: GOI:ECE. NIMEL. Formidable - Indomptable - Conititution - Defaix - - Dix Auout - jean Lan • Bra - Creole yatour lugger This morning the expedition call anchor at Ber. theaume, three leagues from this place; in the evening it was out at fea. We are ignorant of its dellisration. ALGEMRAS, DECEMBER r 4. ThePaincy Englifh brig, commanded by Captain CHAIM!! Nevins, Lieutenant in the Britiffi navy, with three other officers, and 58 men, and mounting 1+ eighteen pound carronades, and two fix poun ders, has been taken by the Spanifh privateer gm.~ boat the St. Francis Xavier, and the Puiff.int, Cap: tain Menet. VILLAivs, with 4j men, and one 24. pounder, and two 6.pounders : they took the brig by boarding her on the sd inftant, between the points of Carnero and la Almina de Ceuta, after an engagement of two hours and a half: we had one man ....Med and threewounded ; the enemy had one killed, and thirteen wounded. The above brig failed from Plymouth on the 2:d of November, with difpatches for Gibraltar, and bad touched at Li fbon. The difpatches were thrown overboard before the Rruck. This :lay the entered this port from Ceuta, after palling within gun fhot of two k:riglifli 'hips of war, and 'reaped from a brig anchored in the Bay o f Gibraltar, which endeavoured to cut her off ; the faperior failing however of the prize, being co bot tomed, made all attempts to come up with - her (Signed) JOMN BAIMLII. His MAJESTY will LO-MOITOW go in Rate to the Houle of Peers, which is expelled to be croudeel with Ladies, the demand for admifflons being an ufually great. The Princefs of WALES gave a grand dinner yellerclay at Blackheath ; about fix and twenty fat down ; fome of them Cabinet Minißers. The SPEAKER of the Houle of Commons took the Chair on Saturday at twelve o'clock, and the (wearing in of the Members continued till halfpaft three ; after which the Houle adjourned till twelve o'clock this day. On Saturday Vice-Admiral Lord NELSON Ins prefented with the Freedom of the borough of Ply mouth, by the Mayor and Aldermen at Hoe Gate Houle, where they affembled for that purpde. The French Papers are altogether filent retpelt. ing the report copied into our Paper of Friday from a Morning Print of the preceding day, which mentioned that Paris Papers had been re ceived, Rating that the Cater Consul. had put twelve hundred perfons under confinement in France. The report is evidently unfounded. The Anniverfary of the Birth-day of Mr. Fox was celebrated on Saturday laR, by feveral eom• panics in the metropolis, who met to bear mai mony to the talents and virtues of that exalted ftatetman. At the Brinjh Coffee.houte a fele& company of fifty gentlemen met on the oceafion, and paired the day in the utmoll conviviality. Mr. Fox en tend into his 53d year. e , •