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NEXT SATURDAY. TBISII refpeefully acquaints the Public, that • every - eclat drawn NEXT SATURDAY k Cure to be a Pike from ^al to aapoci. and that the Pidt-draena Ticks' en • the SIXTH DAY se Drawing Is Cure to be a ac.,snooL Tkhats and Shares see Gass at both his Ogees, . No 4, COILIMILL, wad g. t- HARINO-CROM. • This day were *Abedeke 3'. CA. O BSE RVATIONS on the C HARACTER-Old' PRESENT STATE of the MILITARY PORCfr at ORLAT BRITAIN. Pert chill jahliestion appeared's a perlogigirrebneatlam, and was nolisai by lAr. Windham, In his thank no tha.Defenct of the 2 , . al whit* the Paillihata beg lam to htbjcin the follow ing s *I had nantin a willows weitly pahileation, a letter the writer h p a hi dl iti lia ss the ha mar to Wards to him hi antsy and phdn Rafe, prefallag to be a Lari ta t ies t i thaat *dna limalland *dim his Mande, thit BMA One natind Maim b• my Ilan . damps& the ashills at ear Maury Cy/es am niall ably and kir Es&ority **int Ha *eight it wonky the postal of every ge;nth man wise r ttli ts i r . Publigtod by J. Iyo. Plandlily. London; and A. Con- Raid. and Co. Edinburgh. AVER/CA. , ?AEFTING OF THE CONGRESS - Y... - Was iti a Grow, JAN. 11....M1'. VARIOUS', from tht Committee to whom was referred that part of the hi& ' Page of the Prefiddit which related to the organize elms and elAffification of the Militia, made a detailed report in part , which concludes w ith the following Refolutioo t—Refolved, " That. it is expedient to adopt meafures for the claffififetiess or neve organi sation of the Militia."—Referred to a Committee bf the whole Houfe on Monday. ... .I . - Jaw. 3. 4 —The doors (ti th e Houle fpf Itrfinp , tatives were not opened for the adisilinswillbsseent. It was reported ont of doors, that the Costereblwere eoundering of tome horrific information which had been received from Spain, wbjal was (aid to be an adjuftment of all differences Imthreen the Govern - 'petit of that Country and Aisseeke. It was alto rea ' 'Meted that the clofe fitting . of the Congrefs related tithe infringements of their 'rights, and of the Jo gas made on their (cameo biti the Englith (hips of • 011/1 otaiimlT.ALTioi OV THS bIS A ITSA. I Jaw. 6..-Mr. Vainest, from the Committee on' that pan of the Piendent's Metrage which relates to the Militia, made a further report by Bill, which ao thborized the Prefident of the United States to call so a detachment of one hundred thoufand Militia, with are to be armed, and ready for fereice at a insistent ' s warning. Each State will be called upon, to &nab its refpedive quota of this force t they may fend Volunteers inflead of Militia ; the Officers to be appointed out of the preflmt Militia, and the General Officers by the Prefident, who may call ups* the whole, or any pan thereof, as saigency say respire. • The Bill to be in force for two yearsiand no longer. It was read twice, and referred to a Committee of the whole Houfe for to-morrow. and ordered to lie printed, Mr.. Sr. SAE ett informed the Hot*, that be had re. eeived a letter from New York, addreffed and figned David Ramfey, which was read : ' It complained of the writer having been impreffed t neat Barbadoes, by the Britifh venif called the Aino lio, andlis proteßion torn: - The writer arks, in the plainen manner, " why does not the Congrefs relent filch ufage r'—Referred to the Secrete/ y of State. 'Kr. Cum-roe laid, he had the hoonur of prelent big to the Houfe the Memorial of the Merchanti of the city of New York. He Gamed. that it was nosed by the molt numerous part of the met canine inbereft in that city. 'The Memorial is very long : it complains and re issoenrates again( the late conftrudiuns of the Belli print Powers, on the rights of neutrals; the hurt and interruption to trade, the depredation and Waits oil our nag upon our coatis, and limbs committed on our weals in the Well Indies; praying protediop by armed veffels at tea, and that our har bo urs may. be put its a nate of defence. 7 —Referred to a Commit. tee of timildpole Houle. -" ' ' . • nareassect SIAMIIIII. Mr. CsoweIIISINIBLD now role. and obferved, that during the len Seffion of Congrefs; by a refoluticm of.the Houle, a lilt of American (cameo imptetred by the Britifh cruisers had been made. Since that time the evil had greatly increafed ; and at the pretreat tnenzent, he believed, that from zyoo to 3000 Ame. rican feamen were compelled to ferve in the Britifh Ni'vy. Thole men. continued Mr. Crowninfhield, are wanted in their own country. A letter has jun been read, where a Citizen complains of his child being inipreffed. Great Britain has no right to ad in this manner, and it is time to endeavour to put a iiop to tbkfe outrages. He therefore moved, "That the Se cretary of State he direded to lay before the Houfe return of the names of American feamen who have been imprelfed by the (hips of war cr privateers of Great Britain, with the names of the velrefs they were taken out of : all°, an account of all the paffengers taken therefrom, coming to the United States, with a natement of any fads relating thereto." VaITATI COMMUNICATION rants WASHINGTON TO NSW YORK. On the refolution of Mr. Citowe on >HILO relative sn'the impediment of American feanien, Mr. Ettior -Vd, he hoped the refolution would pals unanimottf- I `. and that we Should not flop again at a mere re -171: la , wrongs, hot take fome Reps for reciter.. . cligi'llt N. ns," fsid he, of our Seamen are min. "„Whi t o ` : c gale that is wafted to our ears from Sada CVO, . i, et us no longer permit the .wren of the -A ntic. L . her diadem with the tears of our tits Oveits to Spangle n ot —The refolution was uua inspreffed fellow.eitits. n imouny adopted. maw 1:t!t• • 4 M em orial has been preterite.: to th e Houfe of a. 111,1-1 from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Repreliata!" Cbtortonaity of N ew If - o;_. p . ra i n g tha : their city Tay be p ut in a Rate of dcfen.to refill anritttck liable to be made no them by tea . The Memot 4.i alludes to the Englifh, at the beginning of the Re . vo- lutionary war, making their fir il attack on that city, and lays, iti4 highly probable, that op the commence- Ment of hOililities with a Maritime Power, the firft Wow will be again dinded agaion it. A meetin • was called to aliemble at Baltimore on the gth of . afloat', to take into eonfideration . the In is l' petitioning the Houle of Reprefentattres i T ots ° th r et te la t- tne - head as the cilr of New York had dome. , 1 FRANCE. PARIS, FEBRUARY 3. Report (peaks of various changes in our Admini• &radon. It is (aid, that the Minifter of Marine will retire, and will be focceeded by Caffarelli, the Ma. rhse Prefeel, at Bret!, or Charisma, the preknt Witter of the Interior, who was formerly a Captain in the Navy. The Counfellor of State Regnault de St. jean d'Angely, is Spoken of as Minifter of the In tenor. Yenerdri evening, the Emperor appeared nnex peftedly at the nears francou. It is srepoffible to defcribe tho, enthufiaiin excited by his pretence. The pit obliged the aeon to begin the play ( 1 4 1 44 toimou). of which two alts were performed overmrata. When the Esiperor withdrew at the end of the piece, the whole pit rufhed out, and followed him with plaudits and acclamations to his Palace. Fasavally e.—Yeiterday thefts took place at the Opera, -which had been announced, to celebrate the return of the Emperor to the capital. Nevevvivis the Opera Houfe fo fiUed. After the arrival of their hiajefUes, during the fecond aft of the play, La Prelendsu, the performance was furpendtaLus the acclamations and plaudits were continued without ceafing. The company rofg,waved over-their heads the palm branches with which they had proviclect themfelves, and, according to thejonr nab, the More had for a time the appearance Gioia entire wood of laurels. The fusses were then and the &caul piece commenced, io which was in tereativoria balmiest narrative of the achievem ents' of 111 .akrFriday their Imperial Majefties held theft 6r& II fame Levee. Notices were feat round to chore who were to attend it, in ti billet, to the following Oka 0 The Peeled of the Palace hatehe home to infacm yea. apt to °Werel°, Jeasary xt, at two ceekti,k, yea you be ?emitted so reftifr your veberadon to Their 11,4%1 sad Ateptl 115#10 ? Felted On ,sler litroose The audience began about two o'clock, when the perfons were furamoned by the Court. They plated by the thrones one after another:. The ttireere was make three isheifenCes: The 6rll, Sanding oppoAre , to thethrone ; the fecond, on approaching near to it, and the third, after retiring a few paces from it. Not a word was Spoken at this Levee. The Corti! 114. Histique were not prefect. , Lift of the Swains veikls brought into the French Ports, or dellroyed, Since the hefillities of Swims t friebelle. in Waft, at Tbo.fgellty, 45 zeo toes, with ilk ai_M.llll. The *mum cis raise, ptdtq shell OW, et Wait: • Varleft.a433 teliedadaa tries Lk.* Cobh. The Twills, sac teat him with Calton Mop* Thefloppety with Imam ad as Paw The erit. rho elas,liddil mlipsyetikirler• sentimi • Tkogietks., Oahe. ewe ine lbw eillielerVagswa w Lqlorta rri AtirlitifoFf. 1 14111' pet MP* ithk what. at A. .1100.6.... ieewtn 61.1... The wakerst, ipipe widt,hita The soo h twep is Milk Wei at fp. Thglterums.6o ow% lax wedesen. Ova Tho ., teleees, hpW, lather, cad mom 41104 t. hien hither, oad *lee, diteo. awe, with Ci k,dleto. Wittivoodier . vegits Ws, mines unknown, nig ) Seto the ports of pet AIN* Sto peal Wit 'ports , et: tome, ledew with plinks sod peiha Tits Weft hdea with whose. ' •Tbs Chstheith e llehellelh The Fades. koo, to; map dal. •Theittale.leeli wit Oahe. ' • • toes. lei= with kola The sit Andrew, lidos ski witeat.—Arra • ' I NAMBURGH • • ROYEBEDO, JANUARY jo. . The French army defined ro aft 'Tann the king. dom of Naples, is to be augmented to eighty Unwraps! men. Prince Jofeph Bonaparte has already strived it Rome. A company of the Royal Bavarian light Infantry battalion of Durfurt has entered this town as a pr. siren. The halms Journals fay, that the French will undertake an expedition to Sicily, as well as againa NapleS ; for the force prepared againk the latter fee= more than adequate to obtain the *Ned. ST. PETERSBURGH, JANUARY 16. The Englilh Ainbaffador, Lord Gpyter, is arrived here from Mittau. In the courfe of a few days, the Grand Doke Conftantine is expefted. The winter continues uncommonly mild. BERLIN, FEBRUARy I. Unexpeeed orders have been given for feveral ,regiments in Pomezania and Mark to remain upon field fervice. The Englifh Brigadier General Clinton has left this city to proceed by Hamburgh toEngland. Prince Ifenberg, the Grand Duke Contlantines Ad. jutant, is gone to Offenbach. • BOITZENBURG, FEBRUARY ro. The King of Sweden, previous to his leaving this place, prefented the 11wpm:tiler, who addreffed him in the name of his fellow citizen', with a gold blue enamelled fnuff box, and three hundred du. cats, for the benefit of the poor. His Swedifh jeßy has taken the route through Gadcfbufch ' Butzow. • HANOVER, FEBRUARY it. By the 13th inffant the Ruffian troops will have entirely left this city ; they will then be replaced by 3000 Ptufßans, whole General, Schulenherg, will be here on the ,sth. The Proflian Minifter of War, Jacobi, has been here Come time. The Ruffian troops are to pals the Elbe near Lenzen. General Tolfioy is at Celle, where die head quarters will remain but a few days: To-ar row the IA Ruffian troops leave us, and the day after the Prufl ian infantry regiment of La : ifk, will enter as a gar rifon. The Ruffian troops will leave here all the Frencli foldiers they made prifoners at Hameln : they will afterwards be fent back to the French by the Prof flans. It is laid our Royal Elesloral Miniftry will entirely furpend its &fllons, during the Proffian occupation. FEBRUARY 11. Yenerday thirteen thoufand bmglifh troops, under General Don, failed from the Elbe and the Vt'efer for England. Lord Cathcart !us been at Branetlehe ever fince the 6th init. VIENNA. PM J. Although all the article' of the Treaty of Pref. burgh, declined to meet the public eye, are now nni verfally known, it is not the lefs Certain, that the political interecls of the two contraaing Courts are not yet emulated in fuch a manner, as to preclude modification or extenfion. The Cabinet of Berlin certainly acquires, under the favourable circumfian ces in which it is placed, an augmentation of terri tory. This cabinet, which has preferred for ten years its forces unbroken, and its 'maitre untouched, acquires, infenfibly, flab an afcendancy and prepon derance, that on the Sift opportunity it will evidently turn the Pale in favour of that power, for which it null deem it expedient to declare itfelt This pre ponderance becomes fo much the more difpropor. tionate to the influence of Asada, as the latter has loft In the fame ateefure that the former has been aggrandized. There is, however, a general perfua. Man, that the fecret articles promife to Auflria a coespenfation for the enormous facnftces to which As hail been foecedto fubrnit. The fix additional articles of the Treaty of Peace, maws to the Hoofs of Aultria, a great part of its artillery, and its implements of war. There remains a coofiderable 4i at *MUM which the French delivered to the Marian Commiffsuies. until all the difficnitias of whew* *ad ce(Sone quill be fettled. Theta it no wilco to believe, mawithclanding any repott to the contrary, that even in the prefect fitua don of affairs, the Houle of Aulbis is deficient in ar tillery cie unaannitioirt ail the Atm of Hungary, of ' Tranfylvanta, alld df Velars's. remain untouched. and the left which it has qd, although great, Is f frOga beipg . Added to this, jtp areppoen ass the belt the heft difes plisted. and the moil alive in &trope. There is not on'thoiff of (+Pert better Wormed, or more re iPeeibifj It le tussah' that foam of the Alsatian Generals, who had been faperannnated on pa,ts, will be re bored to alive limiest Priam Vigor de Robin will certainly be one of ibis number. He hap difplayed greet bravery. Arnsnefs, and boidnefs, and oared great lofs to the French. He is blamed for dijnbe diencei Which the Ira' reports, Me:amine-J. Uri at. tachedto him. Martial Callon& is to prefide at the Coutg4 of War e dianted to try the emits! Ge ‘ esetuaav 3. His imperial Maati has appoiated the Archduke Ferdinand, Genera j of Cavalry, to by CoMmanding Genital in Howie, in the room 4 the General of Artillery, Coma Hammon. Count Belle, lets General ih the Venetian' Territory, willcertainly an Ambajrader to Paris ; and Field Maraud Ligament the Prince Schwan• teitherS, will be fheeiffor of theMarquis.Lamberti, Adjutant eresierel to bli V t td d ejelly. Major Genre! Mayer Qoatter Ila fter General, in the poso of Marfital Aismeasiet Mack.,-The lam Vice Clammitor of State, genet Cobenset, at priest lades'on the Lordesip of Na pistol, in Moneta. which to his Lady: On the isth.orjootrary liwboajp Vett& ;glop left the enriroos of St. Pokes. tasavaav S. His Imp ~ jal Majelty has refolred to creatc a new Order of Wh; fire which an uniform of blue and white, and a golden croft. is Wended. The motto of the Order is to b•—• ,, For Civic Virtue.", The falarks of the fitments of the &ate are to be in. created, in proportion to the inereere of the neeeire ries of life. Count Colloredois gene teat/traria to be prefect at the Court Martial epos General Mack, whole pra refs, as well as that -of Nines Auerlperg, is to be gone thr ough as loon as pallibk. Park, the Englifinnan, apprehended here, wu liberated at Lints. Boron Tbolleott to whom his Maltby it kid tot's,. written a snWose letter, has arrival here; ead 4ft• ed at a o.erawl of State, in which the meta of the inners was the objea of erafamesim it is Paid, will fettle asefil in this eiry,_,._• Oeservonent, in eonionelon ‘rftli rime General who has inived has Tor that purport, itnye taken meafures for arrecling ell the Freseltesesiteders and fending them beyond the frontiers. According to aa ordennanec of the police, all grangers dwelling in this capital are obliged to give in their names is writing, and to declare their bull nefs, and the time they intend to continue at Vienna. This meafirre has been judged neceffary, to prevent any perfon who has armrest with the foreign troops from fettling in this city. BANKS OF, THIt VISTULA. FEBRUARY 6. It is underflood that a Ruffian army, of 150,00 d men, is collcaies near Brefzc, FRANCONIA, FEBRUARY 8. The Aunties* troops, which have occupied Win t;• burgh, were late in their arrival there, in confequethas of their marching through Bohemia, and not by the way of Anfpach. Four hundred and fifty French troops occupy the Eled*oral refidence at Afchaffenburgh. The Knights of Malta, in Germany, it is faid, have to thank M. Flachlanden for their prefervation. MUNICH, FEBRUARY ♦. The corps of Bernadotte is affemblin4 near Eich fladt, where it appears as if it would wait fur orders relative to its detonation. The difputes between Bavaria and Wirtemherg, relative to the occupation of force of the new acqut fitions, which at 6rft occafioned hoftilities between the troops of thofe States, have been amicably accommo dated by the mediation of France. The French troops will likewife occupy the places in difpute till the differences are finally *dinned. The States of Bavaria having offered the ulna• prefent to the Princefs Augußa, in confequence of her marriage, known by the name of ‘' the Virgin's Dower," her Highnefs expreffed her wilt, that it might be difiributed among fifty of the brayell of the military, who had diflinguifhed themfelves in the courfe of the late war, particularly fuch as bad been wounded. Each of theft, being unmarried, was to choofe a female of unbleminsed reputation, and to receive for fettlemeot and dsswry Soo florins. This cerel mony took place accordingly on she zsth ult. and was honoured by hi► Majelly's attendance in peefon. The firft children of thefe marriages are to be chrillened by the names of Eugene or CASSEL. PRI.RUARY 6. Prnffian troops have been paling throogh this place for Hanover during Come time, with bode and heavy artillery ; sore are lhatly waled to follow. DARMSTADT, FEBRUARY S. Our Landgraye has been prefented w ith fonte er quifite arms, of the manotadare of Verfailles, by Martial Augereau. The Batartan corps has received orders to halt between this place and Franckfort. General Du monceau's head quarters are at !Amgen. Fre& quarters'for troops coming nut of the interior of France, ha►e been marked out QII this fide of the Rhine. FROM THE MAYNE, FEBRUARY L Seven thoufand men, under command of General Matthieu, have entered the Principality of Maid fenburg. The public papers fay, that the Prince of Tuur ant Tanis will be railed to the Ducal dignity. Yefterday fereral thoufand French entered the . Ithingau ; the county of Rodellheim, near Frankfurt. has bad a contribution of iricAtoo rix dol lars impohul. upon it, According to the journals, the public debt of the Auftrian monarchy amounts to e l ig egi ht hundred mil. lines Of florins, exclave of the na Bards Bills, 164:0 a wed at four handbill/OW*3ls of fo, tins. . • ,: • -.mow, tattJARY 3. a - A Note haalmetitrg=tre=uVtlie rota De Montsdne• 41,11bese, asionoymes ye the Biros Dr Maithfland. Osibimmihnt at Amberg, that ths? EstipsOar gf ,the Fr** and ;Ling of Italy, tbeVrand Priory of Malta ( of the Order of flit. John of se thellontr ithi Lmins, it favour of hie of Ba varia that the attarle ri t given infotins tiop of this area 'es the o a t:* ptacl and Carlfrelsa, th ey! to oil, Prior of 'Malta io the indemnities wkithbe re ceived by the aith pirairmsli of the Rasa jib, Dr potation of the Empire. and 'bleb are keeled is their, States, and that the blinifter of pkvaria to Msii itgf So was ebirisi cialmitad a brief to tticpppf• with the vow of ce Ubacy in favour tat Prior.* parka ? _ THE Er 81 1 4 42 fr. : ''. ; '.' : .. • ....--. 7 , LONDON. MIDAT, UNWARY sr. • Mies op aroma via DAY AT ONIE OPol.l4Clre Confab, for limey. 6of —Ow 89:000t 6o 61.41Lisestsi 14 PIMA OF iTOCIEB TESTINTAT : Bar& Brock 1,01 spy Short Ass a Ifper C. led. A6.6i i WI. Stack Ali 3 per Cast. Coat 6t 6 r • retAia Bonds lc ys. Fa* 4 per Cent. 804/ ' IrNb 5 per Carte wit " 5 par Caw. Navy py ysi Each. Bins, 31115 pram. Lcog Ass. 17 me* Cast fat ace. Calif , The Hamborsb Mail due on Wednefdey ;Arrived lafi night. The French troops QiU maintain their pciciost le the neighbourhood of Frankfort, and are in very great force. 74e . !cry heavy corttributPm irriporeet on tine city bag put a Epp to all bufinefs and all amprelpootsili that onfonttluttC Flue. • Tht two 41t' pude:. bf. '&1101T VOll flvsmacion, and the Semi tor Moises, were to flit 4 for Faris on the 9th to fupplicate * reatirson of pert of dsin fautdolobt de. mend, which "S 1 be ponlidered nothing die than II 146,ery: . • • ~ Ever, movement on the Continent Amps M in. that a eonfiderable augmentation of teseitosy I. in. tended' to be given to 14Erie, at the ope eee ' of Terkey; an arrangement which mat /wily be of. felted without a rupture betwomAttria and ApEria. In the Mean time negociadom are 'ailoally carrying on between Pruffia and Rum ; or, in ogler Wordis France, through the agency of the Court of Balin g endeavours to induce Asszawoef yr alter his fyliens, and co•operms Al; the yiewsi of Noceszo* and FIIAOCIt I . ' '#^ll 4 Pi• ' The Ragan - troops have, by this daso,metirsir quitted Hanover, which is now in the only of Prnirsa. As to dap occupation being only tempawary, time Will decide ; but it is certainly better for the Hanoverian, than that they fbould continue to be robbed, as they have been, by the French. . . More King. are *boot to be created I We harp before bad orea#on to remark thaF Borkarafv* . meant, by fucb a ORM, to make biaifelf om of the clef? crowned heads on the continent !-4" Ere long there will be fcw left to Forstelk this poi* with him. The Elate,. of Earle* is to Iwo 1 . ot . i ., o?fite Emprefs Josernres, mid to resew rid; Lot an SICCt Eon of territory , .- 0 wir4o ir,sose 4 ', l f jief coop* The Pecier of. ItetWi; ski) to owe a crow, . .. , . to 14APOLiOS. -- - The Princes of Bavaria and Wirtemberg are to haye the honour of marrying under the mediation, or perhaps into the family of the Praise's Emp eror . The journey of the Prince of Bavaria t Pads , le fuppofed to have fosse relatioa to this orangesnert. The whole family of Blew KAROO!' will,it j s though!, be railed to the rank of Princes, to facilitate a i d s alliances. The foreign troops which were in Naples, have, according to letters from Rome, been embarked, and have proceeded for Sicily. It teems very probable that part of the troops there, particularly the Eng. may take poffefflon of the ifland of Sicily. It would prevent the French purfuing their holkilides to the Royal FaMily of Naples thither, and would keep out of their hands a •aluable poileffion and an in,. portant Ration. Iris in vain to hope that any raft. ante to the French atm/ advancing into Naples can lleeffedual.