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property of the Equenrian order in the Cantos df Odenwald. The Bailiwick of Gundletheim, belong fog to the Teutonlc Order, ha 3 (hared the fame fate. The Wirtemburgian Commiffaries were fent to affix the marks of poffeffion, but met with oppofition they however returned the next day with fifty troops. At Hoehendorf the equellrian theft and archives were alto put under the feal of the commiffaries of Wir. lernberg. The Directory of the Upper Palatinate has informed Government that nearly boo Pruffian deferters have arrived there. They requeft to know in what manner they fhnuld treat them, whether they should give them paffports, or deliver them up to their regiments. We are ignorant what decifion has been made refpeeting this fubjeft. BRUNN, NOVEMBER 26. Yerlerday his Majeliy admitted M. M. Srautow anti Gin LAY, Mintiters Plenipotentiary from the Em peror, to a long conference. Thefe Miniaers have jnit departed for Vienna. ULM, DECEMBER s. Letters from Angtburgh particularly alien, that the corps of the Archduke Jona has not been able to effeet its junetion with the army of Prince CHattars, becaufe at the moment when it came ont of the Ita lian Tyrol, the army of Marthal Mass BMA wag already in poffetlion of the whole terra firma of Venice. Prince JOHN, finding it impotrible to advance into Carniola, prrceeded to Venice, with intent to embark for Triette, or 'aria. But, befides being purfued by the Corps of Martini Nay, he will have to combat the Carps of General \Tsai:man, who has occupied all the pas in the vicinity of Venice, and has been reinforced in this latter place by a part of the Corps of the army under General Goyim's Sr. Cara. We, therefore, expect intelligence of important events, which may have paired in that quarter. We have been informed. that by virtue of a conven tion, the French are matters of the whole of Mora via. This province is entirely evacuated. The Bmperor NAM/LIMN is to arrive immediately at Schoenbrunn, where every thing was prepared for his reception. STUTGARD, DEC.!. We learn from Augfbourg, that two columns bf Ruffian and Auflrian prifoners arrived there, on their way to France, on the 27th and 28th ult. el - coned by the troops of Baden. In the courfe of a few days, the Ruffians who had laid down their arms at the battles of Dierenltein and Gunterfdorf, and in the plains of Moravia, were expeded at Augfbourg. The workmen, affißed by the inhabitants of Mem mingen, continue the demolition of the works at that place ; the people are happy in being thus freed from the horrors of a liege. Confiderable changes are talked of in Suabia re. fpeaing the pollen - tons belonging . to the Teutonic Order. Both French and Bavarian Officers have lately been employed in making eilimates. 4 NOV. 29. The Northern Journals continue to (peak in the molt confuted manner of the march of the Ruf- 1 Sian troops which are to join thofe under General KUTUSOW. The following are Tome details upon' this fubje6l, which are furni(hed by a letter from Breflaw, and which appear the molt authentic, although their correetnefs in all points cannot be guaranteed. We learn from this fource, that, on the arrival on the Banks of the Inn, of the army under General KUTUSOW, it confifted only of five columns, amounting in the whole to 30,000 ef feEtive men. A firth and feventh column, which juined in Lower Aufiria, confifting of about t0,000,' made the whole 40,000. It is not believed that this army was ever ftronger, and, fince the opening of the campaign, they have loft, according to a very pobable ettimate, from ts to tfl,ooo men, in killed, wounded, and prifoners. It is evident, therefore, that they reckon on no more that, from 22 to 25,000 Men. _ _ The fecond Ruffian army, commanded by Gene ral MICHELSON, which has been marching fince the month of Auguß, has reached ci-devant Poland, about a month or five weeks lance. It is faid to be from 40 to eo,oso ftrong. In fifteen days it might be at the fcene of aaion. The firft columns have already joined KUTllsow. This army is divided into two grand divifions, which have marched in different direetions ; one commanded by General BuxHovoEN, was, for tome time, cantoned between Radom and Koffenies, in WeQern Gallicia; and it was intended fnould take a route by Southern PrulGa, but, inftead of that, it marched towards Cracow, and without patting through that city, marched immediately by Balch, Troppau, and Jaggernfdorff, into Auftrian Silefia. Three of its columns are Rill on the march : amongft the latter are the regiments of Guards from Peterfburgh, which had, for a long time, remained Rationary in the environs of Wane, and which have at length received orders to form part of this army. The fecond grand divifion, commanded by Ma en eLSON in perfon, has traverfed the whole bf South ern Poland, and has from thence taken a Ilion road to Breflau, where its advanced guard has arrived.— According to the firft orders this divifion was to march into Bohemia, but on its arrival at Breflau, MICHELSON received orders, to march immediately into At:alien Silefia, and to join the divifions under TUSOW and BUTHOYDEN. MICHELSON is, it is , faid, appointed Generalialmo of all the Ruffian troops, and it is thought that this choice will give general difpleafnre. This general is detefted by the greater part of the other Ruffian Generals, who, whillt they do juflice to his courage and his valour, keep at a diflance from him on account of the fero city of his manners, which are altogether Ruffian, and, who, befidei, are net infficiently acquainted with his talents for holding a great command. Thus, when all thefe divifions are united, they will form a mats of Bo,oco men. General TOLSTOY is betides in Lower Saxony at the head ;of four divifions, which are deflined to cooperate with the Englifh, Hano verians, and Swedes.. Some other divifions of Ruffian troops are fpoken of as being about to march for Germany, and even as being already on their way, but according to every calculation thefe troops, whatever may be their number and deltination, will not arrive at the theatre of war for three months, and we flatter ourfclvc: that before that time the war will be terminated. . LONDON. MONDAY, DECEMBER as. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Conti)ls for opg. 641—Omni= 7 3. Excheq. Bills, —6, We have at length the fatisfaftion to (tate, that yerierday afternoon theVicroay, with the remains of Lord Nstsoll on board, came in fight off Sheetnefs. Another French fquadron is now at tea. The Ocean cartel, Which arrived at Plymouth on SatUrday from Lilbon, was boarded on the 14th inftant in lat. 47. 3o N. long. 7 W. by a French frigate, and plun• dered of every moveable article that could be carried on board the frigate. This ♦e(fel is one of a fquadron confilling of eleven French men of war, feven of which appeared to be of the line, and which failed from Brett the day before, viz.—on Friday the t 3th inßant. The deßination of this fquadron is not known, but as Admiral CORNWALLIS'S fleet could be at no great dillanee from the quarter in which the Ocean was boarded, we have Tome hopes that it will not efcape. Accounts received at the Admiralty confirm the above intelligence, and add that the frigate which boarded the Ocean was full of troops. A veffel was difpatched from Plymouth immediately after the arrival of the Ocean to inform Admiral CoattwaiLis of the cncmy being at fea. We are happy to announce, that the Skelton Wit and the Worceffer, from Bombay ; the Huddart, the Ocean, the Harriott, the United Kingdom, mid the Lord Keith, from Bengal, have arrived off Dover. The tranfports, with troops, which were driven back to the Downs laft week by contrary winds, failed again yelterday for the Wefer. FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS. Since our laft, we have received the former to the ith, and the latter to the isth infant. The accounts in thefe papers from Moravia do not come down fo late as thole received through Ham burgh. The Batavian State Gazette of the 12th mentions, indeed, the vi Cory gained by the French on the zd, and promifesthat the details (hall begiven in the next number. In the next, however, (a Gazette Ex traordinary publiihed on the 13th), a kind of apology appears for the omiffion of the promifed particulars• But there feems to have been two Editions publiihed of that number, and we underftand that Minifters have a copy, in which it is exprefsly Rated that the lofs of the Allies was 40,000 men, befides the whole of the Ruffian artillery, which is precifely what was Rated in the account fent to the . French Minißer at Hamburgh. Still, however, we are without any de tails in there papers refpeaing the tranfaaions of the 3d, 4th, and sth infant. Indeed the French Papers could contain nothing, the dißance of Paris from the fcene of aition being too great to admit of accounts being received there by the 9th, fo as to appear in the Moniteur of the 10th The Hamburgh Mail, due yetterday, has not ar rived, by which we cape& to receive our firft intelli gence from the fcene of adion. A letter has, how ever, been received from Cuxhaven, dated the 14th inftant, which agrees in its general complexion with the accounts brought by the laft Mail. It was tranf mitted by one of the tranfperts belonging to the firft Expedition, which has returned to the Downs.—The following is a copy of that part of it which relates to the armies : " We have jua now received a further account of the operations of the allied armies againfe thofe of France ; the fighting laLed four days, and the French were beaten with the lofs of thirty-five thoufand men. The King of Pruffia has declared war, and has put himfelf at the head of his army, and has abfolutely marched againft the French." That the refult of the Aaions on the 3d and two following days was favourable to the Allies, is farther confirmed by the mailer of the Triton, whick arrived at Hull laft Wednefday. This veffel left Hamburgh three days before, that is on the 15th intl. two days later than the laft letters. When the failed, no doubt whatever was entertained at Ham burgh that the a'tions on the 4th and sth had ter minated in favour of the Auftro Ruffian army. The aaions were reported to have been very bloody, and in the end highly difaßrous to the French. LISBON MAIL. The Auckland packet has arrived at Falmouth in 17 days, by which we have received the following letter : it OF? LISBON, DEC. 3. “ A fcw days ago, five of the convoy from New. foundland, which had failed under the JAMAICA, ar rived at this place. They report that they were fe parated five days after they left Newfoundland in a gale of wind, and did not fall in together again.— The JAMAICA, it is fuppored, is gone for the Mediter ranean. The French frigate la Topaze is fill here refitting, but talks of failing very fuon. When the does, the will, in all probability, be conveyed to nn EnglA port, as feveral of our frigates are upon the look gat for her. A few days ago fhe made a grand difplay of a Sam atlion ; and, in the of the imoke, let her yards and top mails come down, as if they were (hoc away ; it certainly had a very good effeet, and the was left in the Came fituation in which, I have no doubt, the will be, the firlt time a Bridal cruizer falls in with her. The row boats are very thick upon the coal} between this arid Vigo, but have not dome much miichiet lately. " The Captain of la Topaze, the other day, (aid in a public company that no one Englifh frigate than prevent his failing as Coon as he is ready. The Po• MONA ts appointed to this llation, narrowly watches his motions, and will fail immediately after the To paze. The Frenchman knows that, but Pays he will carry the POMONA into a French port.—We expelt a very different refult, should there (nips fall in with each other." On Saturday evening the Patriotic Fund amount ed to upwards of 74,0001. ; of this Turn 45,0001. arifes from contributions at churches, chapels, and other pl..ces of worfhip. Sunday fe'nnight the Rev. Dr. R6KNEL was infal. led Dean of WincheOer Cathedral. Thurday, the Duchefs of CORDON, Lord and Lady JEAN MON TAG us, alfo Lord Ga r , left Edinburgh, for London, A new crown is making in Paris to be fent to Germany. Some fay, that it is for Boxiirears— others that it is hatended for the Eleelor of BATALIA. One of the grander' fan ever witneffed in Norfolk *as given Taft week at Norwich, in honour of the glorious vielory of Trafalgar. THIATIE DRUILY-LANE.—Saturday night Mailer BETTY performed the part of Frederick in Lovers rovit. The Houfe was not more crowded than it was on Thurfilay, when he played Denim. In the defcription Couset Cafe/ gives of his education, at the part where he far, ~ In Ruffia I learnt bravery," the houfe buril into the molt enthufiAllic applaufe, and three diflinti huzzas were given. POST Hoots' Duey.--On Saturday morning, the Commiffioners of the Stamp Office, met in the Great Room, in the Crown and Anchor Tavern, to let to farm, for three years, the Poll.fiorfe Duty, accord ing to the conditions adtertifed.—The following fumy were given for the different diariets: North Britain - • £.12,200 Northumberland, Camberled, Wcltmoreland, and ' Durham - - - 8040 York':hire - 1 3,7 - - - Laneafhire, Chaim, Derbyfhire, and Staffordatire 14,9 40 Idneoldhire, Nottingbamihire, and Leicerterfhire 9130 Northamptonthtrc, Rutlandihire, Warwicalhire, and Ozfonlflare Norfolk, Suffolk, We:, and Cambridgelhirc Bedforthhire and Buckinghamthirc Huntingdon&lte and Hertfordibire Surrey Kent and Sure: • Hampfkire and Berkihlre - Devonthire, Dorfetihire, Cornwall, and &merle:llre North Wales, viz. Anglefea, Carnarvonthirc. Denbigh fhire, Flintfbire, and Montgomeryfhire, with Shropihire 6600 South Wales, viz. Brecknockibire, Ca nnarthenfbire, Car diganfltire, Glamorganthire, Radnorfhirc, and Pem brokethire, with Herefoulthire, and Monmouthfhire 4000 The lettings, we underlland, exceeded die former three years, 23,8601. The Madrid Court Gazette, of the 19th ult. con. tains an account of the lots which the Britifh fleet fuflained in the battle off Trafalgar, and in confe. quence of it. The following !hips are reprefented as having been either funk during the battle, or foun dered after it, namely : 73,010 24,180 7040 zo 120 z r,620 zBpoo 14,000 z6,6c0 Guns. Britannia, ito, - funks Royal Sovereign, 100, . ditto. Prince of Wales, 98, • ditto. Neptune, - 98, ditto. Donegal, • 80, call away on the malt of Africa. Tigre, - 83, funk near St. Mary. Defence, . 74, burnt by the Engillb after the battle, while finking. - 74, run on there near Gibraltar. 74, call away near St. Luear, and burnt by the Engiiil, to prevent her falling into the hands of the Spaniards. It farther adds, that the RovAL Sovaaataw joined the fleet on the day of the aaion, and that the find, with 500,0c01. &ding ; that Lord NeLson having been twice wounded, died at :even o'clock in the evening; and that Sir RICHARD BICKERTON (who was not in the aSion) having been alto mortally wounded, died at three o'clock in the afternoon ! ! ! Minotiar, Calera*, - COIN EXCHANGE, MARIC-LANII, !Jac. a 3 length the expeeled fupplies of Wheat are arrived, and they are very large, which has the effelt of a reduElion from 6s. to Ss. per quarter on fales in ge neral. Flour has fell Five Shillings per Sack. Barley being in demand and but r. middling quanti ty, that and Malt at about laft currency—White Peas are dull fale and lower—Beans likewife, of both forts—The Oat arrivals are large, and this trade is named rather cheaper. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATORDAT, Dee. sr. Avenge Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns man( the 54th of December, iBos. Wheal Rye. Barley. I Oats. rani Peak. s. d. I. 1. I. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 75 5 43 20 3 8 4 2 7 5 45 1 44 5 The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending Dec. :8, is 471. cod. per hundred weight. COAL EXCHANGE, LONDON. CAICOS. SOLD, alla PRICES. Dec. c 6. Dec. a. Dee. an. I Monrhy. Wedncfd. Friday. :I so o 56 o Benton Croft's Make Biggs Main • i 4 Wch Kenton - Heaton Main - 3 Holywell Main - 1 Oakwood Splints - Hepburn Main . a Po aa o r—Eigbton Moor I Ellifon Main - a Walker • a Wallington • I Wall's End • 2 Wylam Moor - a Temple's Wall's End - a Citta's Hill Main - a Cowpcn Main . I Temple Main - SUNDERLAND COAL. Bourn Moor - s Nrwbottk Bourn Moor 3 IR offell's Main - i Eden's Main . 4 Paw* Mow Main • * 49 0 46 o SS 0 49 0 47 0 42 6 42 3 4S 0 so o 46 0 ss C ♦6 47 9 It 1 Aii7 IC rfl. INTELLIGENCE. Dublin Waterford Lifbou k T.--AVind S. W. MAILS THIS 11, •IR. DUE. •R a. tot/S 1 • Gotteaburgh o z z I Hamburgh • z I i Lceward Wand A o FALMOUTH, Dec. 20.—Arrived the Auckland packet, Capt. SCHUYLER, with a mail from Litton, in :7 days parge I the Princefs Amelia picket, Capt. Steve:is, with a mail from the Leeward Minds, in 33 days from Tortola; the Danith Ealt Indianian, Nagen Tract, fr m China and St. Helena, in to weeks paftage from the latter. i 3 LTMOUTH, Dec. 2l.—Arrived the Ocean cartel, from Litbon Use was boarded on the 13th intl. in lat. 47.30. long. 7. by a French frigate, belonging to a fquadron of t t men of war, 7 of which appeared to be of the line, (leering by compare W.S.W. when, after plundering him of every moveable article, they returned to their (hip the officer that boarded him faid they came out of Brett the day before. Artived the DECADE frigate, from the Channel fleet ; PLOVER (loop of war from Scilly ; Dale, Clarendon, Sylph, Cyclops, Eagle, Thomas and Mary, Hero, Harmony, &mon, Duke, and Cora, outward-bound vettels, all from the Downs, having been blown nut in a gale of wind, put in here to wait convoy: alfo arrived the Caliaa, °trots, from Chriaiana ; GUMMI, MuR. NON ; and the Aurora, Lindagreen, from Sake.— Sailed the LONDON, HIM), and COURAGNAUX men of war, for Pottfmouth. ST. MARY'S, SCILLY, Dec. 17.—The Eafterly wind has drove feveral veffels to this place; among& them are the Fanny, Ifabel, and Ranger, from Cork to London ; William, of Belfaß, and Hazard, from Newry to Hull. This day the As-Rica:Ns frigate, Capt. Toomas MANNY, and all the merchant (hips from the Weft Indies, were liberated from quarantine, after being in that Rate forty days. The crews are all perfedly healthy. The Medical Staff under Dr. Lu Xl4OOl a received pratique at the fame time. The AFRICAIIIE is ordered to convoy the fhi t a to the Downs, and fails the firft fair wind. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 22.—Arrived the LONDON and NAMUR men of war, from Plymouth; and the fol lowing tranfports from the Mediterranean, which are put under quarantine, viz. the Diana, Fanny, Pretty Lafs, Elizabeth, Anderfon, Royalift, Freelove, Ellen and Columbine. Sailed the Meteor bomb, with at convoy for the Downs. Drbpped down to St. Helen's, his Majefty's !hips Tatung, ILLUSTRIOUS, and Ra. MMES.—Wind S. W. SHEERNESS, DEC. 22.—Sailed this morning the SEAGULL floop of war, with four fail of vac's under convoy for the Elbe, Wefer, and Tonningen, with a fine breeze at S. W. Alfo his Majefty's Chip Racy- Lys, with a large fleet of tranfports under convoy, for the Continent. The VICTORY has jolt hove is fight. We are all anxiety to fee her pafs the garri. fon, that we may welcome her home as the deferrer. Mr. WHITBY, the Mailer Attendant of Woolwich yard, has come down here to convey the remain of the late Lord NELSON up the River in a yacht. DOVIR, Dec. 22.—For thefe three days paft we have had a very fevere gale of wind from the S. W. which has caufed my filence fince laft Wednefday. This morning the brig Vigilantia, N. Smut., late mailer, failed for Stangate Creek : fhe was fent itt here fome time ago, having been re-captured by the DAUNTLIIS 9 Captain Joan. Two (hips are now in fight (four P. M.) coming from the weftward, fup. poled to be two homeward bound Eaft India (hips ; fame of our boats are going off to them with pilots. Six P. M. A boat is kill come on (bore from one of the above (hips ; by her I learn, that there are five (hips more a little way a-ftern—they all come from Bengal. The boatmen did not enquire the name of the (hips, therefore I am unable to fay what (hip; ' they are. Dial., Dec. 22.—Sailed this morning the Lao. PAID man of war, Fusr bomb, and the Consrawr gun brig, with a fleet of tranfports with troops on board, for the Wefer.—Arrived the CALYPSO, DILI. oasts, and the other loops of war and gun brigs, from a cruize ; the Krrs flocp of war, from Sheer. nets; and l'Avalcatets frigate, with a convoy fro' the weflward, which are failed for the River.—. VAPRICAINS remains in the Downs with the tea or the (hips as per laft —Wind S. W. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Ganvisztro, Dan. oz.—Paired by, the Eliza, Oxley, from St. Luide; Mary, Mattock, from Limerick; Diligence, Lead, from Gibraltar; Edward, Mawfon ; and Hearn, Robertfon. from Me mel; Neptune. Smith, from Tonuingen; Eagle, Barker; and Cumberland, Hunter, from Riga; Limerick, Rain; Vrowlilias beth, Ruts; Aurora, Malkinfon ; and Good Sifters, Hitter, from Amiterdam.—Sailed the Eagle. Patterfon, for Tobago, Ann, King, fur Jamaica; and Leith Packet, Brooke,for Hatnburgh. The Three Brother!, Hurcuirrsom, from South hampton for Newcaille, is captured and carried into Calais. The Alexander, HELSDALF, from Copenhagen for St. Thomas's, is on Ilion near Kirkwall. We are informed, that the report of Sir T. Taw lIRIDCF, with the India Convoy, having Lilian in with the French Admiral Lcmots, in the Mare: with the Belle Poule, is erroneous, and that the het which was feen by Capt. GRANT, then a prirmer on board the Marengo, was the Hindoilan, of 54 guns, and eleven Indiamen under her orders. On Monday a draft of t zci men of the Royal 4j. tillery embarked at Leith fo7 Woolwich. Thi bat horfes of the different militia regiments are ordered to be fold. Captain Banws, late of the Ajax, is, 'rehear, to ripercede Sir A. BALL, in his naval carnmaad at Malta. The gallant Admiral is, however, to retails the Government of the Mad. • 1 1 , Ilia' NIX r; " Thftit • .• 2 • • • 4 • • It I s I- I