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HAMBURGN MAILS. HAMBURGH, JANUARY On the 4th inn . . twenty Engliat traufpnrts arrived in the Elbe, without troops, from England. A con. Sderable number of the fame defcriptinn of verfels were before in that river, with about ten veals of war at its entrance. .s i BERLIN, JANUARY 4. Lord HARRnWRY will fet cut very loon upon his return to Lnigland. His Lordihip has been much indifpofed !Vet Mice he arrived here. Prince Ferdi nand. of Pruflla, gave a fplendid ball on the a9th tilt to the Grand Duke Coaltantine. AUOSBURO, JAN. 1. The Emprefs Jofephine expends about fifty thou fand livres weekly upon her table at Munich. The Ele&refs of Bavaria and her daughter have received very liberal prefents from the Emprefs, of China, Flanders lace, dtc. The intended marriage between the Electoral Prince of Baden and a Princefs of Ba varia is entirely fet afide. FRANCKFORT, JAN. I. We learn from Neuweid, that a confiderable corps of French troops basing arrived from the interior of France to join the Army of the North, received at =Forders to halt, and the nest day orders to pro ranconia, inftead of defcending the Rhine. The march of the PrufGan troops is in a great mea• bin fufpended. The garrifon of Berlin is even on %riotof returning to that city. We are informed that Baron Buhler, who, before the commencement of hoftilities, difcharged the lune doss el Kinifter from Ruffle. at Munich, and who baa fines been at Olmuts, is fuddenly arrived at LAO; and will be charged with the negociation of peace between Ruffs.' and France. HANOVER, DEC. sy. if De Krufennark, a Prutlian Officer, has jun ar• Mad at the Head quarters of General To Mos.. to Souseace that the Ruffians in Hanover are to be in fame trader the command of Prue's& It is not doubted that this meafnre, concerted between the Courts of Peterlburgh and Berlin, will put a period to hoililities throughout the Elellorate ; but we know not yet what is to become of the Swedills army and the Anglo•Hannverian Legion. Letters from Berlin alert, that the refidence of the Grand Duke Condantine in that city has gi,en rife to very important political conjectures. It is believed cunt he is charged with an important miffson from the r his brnther. It is reported that his Imperial g o o Illy has invited the King of Prams to accept the f Mediator to reffore Peace between Ruffia and , and that the Court of Berlin has accepted Elialevitation with pleafure. It is Paid that General is to make overtures to that cleft to the French or. STUTOMID, DEC. se. The Gazette of this city has, this day, publifhed the following MUM OP TOP DAT, OW INS lIMPIIIOI PAPOI.IOII, DI. 1 cruse& !_9, acts.' 1. 4 Quarters se Sthenbrunn, grant - Anny—,Eat Ma*. His Majefty, the Emperor and King, orders all the Generals who mand his armies, or who are go. t o femora of Ise ces, or commandants of places, or of columns o ps, in the countries occupi e d by his different ar • s, to affift the troops and Plenipo- tentiaries of their Serene Elettoral Highneffes the Ele6ors of Bavaria, Wirtemberg, and Baden, in tak ing poreftion of the elates of the Equeftrian Order of the EmOre. His bLjelly the Emperor has guaranteed to tho 4 three Eleiors the complete and abfolute fovereignty in their dominions ; fuch as the Emperor of Ger. many poffeffes in his Hereditary States, and the King of Pruffia, in Brandenburgh. As to what particularly regards the Equettrian Order of the Germanic Em. pire—it was one of the fupports of Auftria, it fuffered recruits to be railed for Auftria, in its poireffions.— This condo& necelTarily placed it in a Rate of war fare with France 1 fince, according to the laws of the Empire, an Emperor has no right to recruit in Ger many, nnlefs in a war of the Empire. It is bades ordered, that all thole difiritts of the Empire, whether fubjea to a Prince, or to an Impe rial city, in which depots of Auflrian troops have been eltablifhed, or which permit recruits to be railed in them, for the fervice of Außria, shall be confider ad and treated as in a (late of warfare with France. The Emperor orders the Governors of provinces, in the States of the Emperor of Germany, occupied by his armies, to coiled, as fpeedily as poffible, the contributions impofed, and to take meafures, that all the affignetions tranfmitted to them by the Paymafter General of the Army, for pay and other contingen. c;es to the military chefts, be acquitted in the (pace of eight days, from the receipt of this order. F- RATISHON, DECEMBER 26. M. Hedouville, Miniller of France to the Diet of the Empire, received from M. De Talleyrand a Refcript, by which he is charged to declare to his Highnels the Elaine Arch-Chancellor, that his Ma jelly the Emperor Napoleon has ken, with the greatell attonillsment, the hake with which the complaints of t h e &reflrian Order, the Teutonic Order, and that of St. John of Prof,lem, have been carried to the Dietature. That Monarch teflifies at the fame time, his furprize that his Eleditral Highnefs did not alto intervene the exercife of his funelions, when the At& Irian army invaded Bavaria.—lt is laid, betides, in the Refcript, that the Aufirilin and PrulEan Courts had carried into effea long fusee, what the Eefloral Allied Courts wilbed to be done in them, and that his Majefly the Emperor Napoleon is able and toil i .g to Pippo, t them in the execution of their undertakings. :old to !noddy the Germanic Conftiution, as e metro- Ihnces may ri.quire. His Serene Highnefs the Bettor Ar-.h Chancellor has anfwered, that if he had been iuf med, at the time, of any formal complaints made by the adverle parry, he would have fent them to the Dsaatore, with the fame mamas, eonform• able to the duties of his office ; and he Takeshi. (land in this refpeek upon the laws of the Empire, and his pert mal reiteration for the Emperor Napriltan. In e ,,,,t e r i ti e ti ce of thi. des latation. the reclamation *t.tle by the Prince de Waltilsousg, ha. nut been pie. rented to the Diet. nod it is probable that ration will be opened on fubjeas of this na . . WAWA, JANUARY I. 4 Creil'oral Duroe, who demanded the Princefs of Wirtamberg in marriage for Prince Enene Beau. harnois, is gone back to Milan. Our Princefs Au gufia Amelia Louifa was born at Si►a(burg, and is not yet s 8 years of age. Prince Eugene is in his 24th year. The Ruffians who landed at Oneglia and Nice, re. embarked after taking in provilions. PARIS, JAN. S. His Imperial Majefly arrived at Munich on the 3111 of December. The Rochefort fqnadron, whole return to port we have already announced, was Went from the Ifle of Aix 161 days; it kept the fea 148 days.—lt took the Englifh cutter Ranger, of s 6 guns; the Maryland. from Guernfey, bound to Newfoundland; the Dove cutter, bound to Gibraltar ; the brig Phcebus, from Gibraltar to Grenada ; part of the Newfoundland convoy ; part of the Leeward Ifland homeward bound fleets; the Calcutta, of 5o guns; part of the convoy defined for the coati of Africa, and a great number tingle fhips.—Twenty-three prizes were fold well at Tenerife.-800 Englilh were taken prifoners. French Funds 6o 3-sths.. LONDON. MONDAY, JANUARY so. PRICE OF STOCKs THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: _ _ _ _ - C;;lferis;;.;;;Y:Witi;; - ja ---6- 4 6 i' -: lied•old 59i 63. Since our laft, two Hamburgh mails have arrived, alfo Come Dutch papers. Two mails are (bit due. The contents of the mails that have arrived were in a great meafure anticipated by the corm% from the Hamburgh papers, given in our paper of Thurf day lall. Later accounts have, however, been re ceived from the Continent, which have funned tome interefling articles. The Ruffian official account of the battle of Au fterlitz, which has been circulated in Germany, dif fers confiderably in its details from the French, but the differences do not area the general refult. They prove, however, that the opinion before entertained by every confiderate man in this country was well founded ; namely, that Faancis was extremely and nnneceffarily precipitate in concluding the arminice, and had never even confulted his great and magna nimous Ally. According to the account alluded to, the Ruffian army on the ad of December confifted of only so,ooo men, and the Auftrian, compofed moftly of new levies, of about half that number. The French had a fuperiority in numbers of from fifteen to twenty thoufand, BBILMADOTTIt'S divifion having joined on the day before the battle. The lots of the Ruffians was about to,ooo, none of whom were drowned as Rated in the French account—the lois of the enemy is fuppofissi to tave been at kart as confiderable. On the following day the French are reported to have attacked the Ruliawrear guard in the neighbourhood of Uhrfchutz, but, after a partial and defultory ac tion, which continued until the dote of the day, the_ French were obliged to relinquifb their intention. It is pofitively contradifted, that the Imperial Ruffian Guard loft their colours : on the contrary, the Regi ment of the Grand Duke COMITANTINI took the flandard of one of the regiments of the line of the French infantry. This, no doubt, was the Eagle, the reftoration of which is defcribed with filch pomp and circumflance in the Order of the Day of the tsth ult. as inferted in one of the late French papers. The areninice, the chief articles of which were ar" ranged during the two hours interview between Bo na AAAAA and the EMperor Faancts, was without the privity or confent of the Emperor of Russia.— It is fuppofed that BONAPARTE conceded more than might have been expelled, for the purpofe of in ducing Auftria to withdraw herfelf from the only ally able and willing to fupport her. The Emperor Ataxamasa retired, highly difratisfied with the con do& and Councils of the Prince he came to affill ; and the Archduke CH ARLIS has, it is Paid, openly ex preffed his difapprobation of that ignominious and unneceffary compromife. By the packets which brought the Mails, four King's Meffengers have arrived, viz.—Meffre. BAP. UT, ROM, and WAGSTAFF, from Berlin ; and Mr blit.t.s, from the Head-quarters in Hanover. They had been difpatched feparAtely, but were detained at Cuxhaven by contrary winds, until the t tth inflant, when they all took their pairage together. Mr. WAG• a was the IA meffenger fent off. He left Berlin on the 6th Whist, and of coutfe brings the Welt ad. vices from that Court. Lord Haattow ay had been much indirpored, but was confiderably recovered, at the time the Igtfren. ger came away : his Lordlbip did not intend imme diately to return to England. Lord Lavisom GOWIR was (Lill at Berlin, but was expelled to take his de parture for St. Peterfburgb, in the coutfe of a day or dow. The fsparats peace between France and Aufiria canted an extraordinary fenfation at Berlin, as loon as it was known. The Pr u(1 an army ()illumined on the frontiers. So late as the 9th, the Engirt)), Ruffian, and Swedith troops continued it; Hancver. It was generally believed at Berlin, that the EIeflo• rate had been ceded, for a time, to the King of Praflia, to prevent its falling into the hands of the French ; that the latter had been apptised of this atrangement ; and that the general halt which took plaestrin all the French detachments that were ad vancilkg &awards Hanover, was produced by this cif cumibrincc. We belie'', however, that whatever part pruffia has taken in this matter has been by the direEtion of Napor.sox. The idea of a cc ion, on the principle reported, is ridiculous. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. W. ♦II. DIM •aa. DOI. Dublin s o Gottenburgh o s Waterford s a Hamburgh s s Paisztrics, Jas. 17.—Yefterday, after poll, the American (hip the Iris, Captain Gitoss, of and from Baltimore. unexpelledly failed from this port, for Amflerdam, during a ft& gale of wind at WeR, to the very great difappointment of feveral perfona, to whom the Captain Rands indebted. This day more moderate, and wind about North. FALMOUTH, JAN. I7.—Arrived the brig Succefs Capt. Sersce (late BLIHRISSOP), from Lifbon, with fruit for this place and Plymouth, laft from Viana, in (even days, having been taken by a Spanifh privateer and retaken by the HIARTY gun brig, and fent in there; the Kidwelly Cattle, Capt. Davis, from Lif bon, for Brian), was alto taken by a Spanifh priva teer, and loft going into Vigo; Capt. DAVIS and BLINKINSOP, are come home paffengers in the Sue. Ccall.—.Autas the yv • L SING H•IS packet, Captain Rosters, with a mail for Liflon ; PINILOPS, of 44 guns, Gsolv, of 9s, and PlmetTowux, of 84, to join Admiral Coariwassis ; Courier and Vtaaoo gun brigs, on a cruize.—Wind W. TORBAY, JAN. 18.—Yefterday the wind getting round to the North, His Majefty's fhips Vista DS Ness, PRINCE GIORGI, PRINCESS ROVAL, WINDSOR C AAAAA and DRAGON, with His Majefty's frigates PEseitoui, PArote, and lass, got under way and proceeded to tea.—Soon after they left the Bay the wind got round again to the Weftward, the above. mentioned line of battle of (hips returned this morn ing again, and now remain in Torbay.—Wind S.W. blows ftrong. PLYMOUTH, JAN. sB.—Came in the American (hip Hercules, Capt. DODSMORTH, from Peterfburgh, in Virginia, with tobacco and logwood, put in for orders, but bound to Falmouth t Gratitude, Captain Rows, from Lilbon, with fru't for this port: Wallington, Capt. &owe, from Oporto for this port, with wine and fruit—they left Lillian twenty days fince, in company with 8o fail of merchant flips, under con• voy of the COIISTAIICR and Jaraica floops of war, and Hearn gun brig, but parted off the Lizard two days fince in a heavy gale of wind—part of the fleet are gone to the Briftol Channel, under convoy of the JAMAICA, and the remainder arc gone up Chan nel; Minerva, from London, laden with cheefe, for the Viltualling Office; Friends, Capt. Geireirsis, from Figuera for this port, with fruit. Poarspiouris, Jaw. tB.—Arrived the Demise& and LOCUST gun brigs, from a cruise. JAY. 19, —The Howe frigate is ordered round to the Eaftward. Arrived the Neptune tranfport, HOe. tIliG, from Liffion. Cowes, Jaw. s9.—Arrived the American flip Ser pent, Russims, from Italtimore, with fugar and coffee c Fame, RLYNOLDS, from Savannah, with cot ton and fugar and Nancy, Jesistsiess, from Virgi nia, with flour from Bremen, haft from Falmouth. Captain jawsimos was overtaken by a fqual of wind off the Bill of Portland, which has damaged his vet. I fel, that he mnft unload to repair before he can pro. teed. Came in alto the Hamburgh (hip De Fryede, Da Haas mailer, from Newcaille, bound to Bahr. more; having been foiled by the violence of the late gales, in attempting to make her paffage North about. Jul! arrived the revenue cruiser Leopard, Mr, JOHN SMITH Commander, having been nearly loft in a gale off the Gallsets ; one feaman was wathed over-board, and the main boom carried away. Doves, JAM. 18.—Sailed the (loop of war lately launced from Mr. Kiwo's Yard for Shecrnefs, to be coppered and fitted fcr tea. Arrived the brig Hoff. nung of Altona, from Amfterdam, bound for the Mediterranean in ballafi, to feck for a freight, having broke her boom and been plundered of all her pro willow' off Dungenefs, a few nights ago, by a large French lugger privateer. Wind S. W. and blows very hard with rain. JAN. 19. Put in here this morning leaky and lof► of fails, the brig His, of and from Stettin with tim ber, bound to 13ourdeaux s this yard has been beat• ing about the Channel for eight weeks pall, with ad verfe winds. Wind well and moderate. DEM., J aa. til.—.-Arrived the Tataurra frigate from Yarmouth, and the ARCH ta gun brig from a cruize. Sailed the Sri( (loop, LUCIFER, likCett, ZI- SitA. and VESUVIUS bombs for the Nore. Yellerday artivcd at Deal Barracks from Ramf gate, where they difembarked, having been wrecked at Yarmouth, and rethipped from thence, a part of the 3oth regiment. This regiment embarked at the Cove of Cork ten companies tirong, and am informed only four are arrived fate back ; many are prifoner, at Calai., and numbers, it)s feared, have been drown. ed in the late heavy gales. The Two Friends trarfport, with a part of the moth regiment tm boArtl, bound to gliebec, was wrecked off the ruins of Louiliturgh, Cape Breton. on the tad of Oftober lad. An officer of the Oil Regiment, and two riving* of the tooth, were dt‘wacd. HER 31.4.7E57T'S BIRTH DAr. The anniverfary of our moll amiable Mew's birth day was celebrated on Saturday ; and, it being the fell Court day fince his Mars rry's birth day, the rooms were uncommonly crowded. The day was obferved with the accnflomed fplen. dour. The morning, in the metropolis, was, as ufual. ulbered in with the ringing of bells, and the difplay of the flags, with the ilandard of the United King dom, from the fleeples of the different churches, the Tower, and other public buildings ; and the moil lively and general expreffions of loyalty and attach ment were manifefted, by all ranks of people, to her MAJESTY. At one o'clock, fixty-one guns were dill charged in St. James's Park, being as many as her MAJESTY is years old ; the fame number were dif. charged from the Tower wharf alfo. About nine o'clock in the morning. his MAJSITY arrived at the Queen's Palace, from Kew ; and, as anal upon their MAMMIES'S birth days, the Prin. cedes, the Dukes of Your, CUMBERLAND, KIIIT, Sot. SIX, and CAMSRIDQI, breakfafied with their Ma. JISTIIS. After breakfaft, the Bifhops of Chefler and Exeter, and a number of dignified Clergy, waited upon her Maj cunt, to congratulate her on the happy return of the day. Soon after eleven o'clock, the Prineefs CNAR LOTTI of Wrists, attended by Lady Dc CLIFFOAD, arrived at the Qt r t f een's Palace, to congratulate her M AJ [TT Y . At ha pall twelve o'clock, her MAJ RUT and the Princefres Auousva, Maar, Soy m la, and Am ILIA, went, in two carriages, from the o,!_seen's Palace to St. James's, followed by the . Princefs ELIZABITH and the Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALES, in another carriage. Her MAJESTY and the Princefres proceeded to put on their court dreffes, and then partook of fume refientment : after which, the Princefs CH•RLOTTI of Wasss was conduced back to her !rde, in War wick-fireet, and her MAJESTY and the Princeffes left 'their private apartments, to proceed to the Grand Council Chamber, to hold a Drawing Room. in an anti-room, the Archbifhop of Caws. satuav, the Bilbop of Los Dow, and f I other Bifhops, were in waiting, to compliment her MAJ Err ou the happy return of the day, and the Archbifhop delivered a very fuitable oration. As her MAJESTY and the Princefres were proceed ing, their attention was arretled, as ufual, by the 40 boys from Chritl's Hofpital, who attended with fpe cimens of their progrefs in nautical mathematics, for the infpetlion of his MAJISTT, &c. Her MA/RSTY and the Princefres very condefcendingly examincd ft veral of the drawings and books, and were gracioutly pleafed to exprefs their approbation of the progrefs which there youths had made. Admiral COFIIII was much pleafed with the performance of one of them, and applied to Mr. GWYN HE, the Mailer, to have the youth under him, when he was fufficiently qualified to leave the fchool. Notice being given of her MAJISTY'S approach to the Drawing room, the centre door was opened..— Her Ma'am , took her Ration between the fecond and third window, leaning her back againa a marble flab table. Her Majesty's train was held by the Countefs of Haattearom. The Princeffes arranged themfelves on her MAjn tv's left, according to their age'. Their attendamas Rood under the Throne. As lion as her Maim" had taken her Ration, the Lord Chamberlain war.' his wand to Sir WILLIAM Paestum, who was atten ding in an anti•chamber on the left pf the Throne, with his Idajefty's Band, to perforet the Birtk Day Ode. The Ruffian Ambajador was the Era in the Drawing Room who had the honour tdcongratulat ing her Majesty, and converfing with her. His Excellency prefented feveral Foreigners to her MA. jasrr.. At the Court there were prerent.... Their Royal Nightie!liss—the Prince of Wales, the Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Cumbetiand, Suffer,and Cambridge. • Their Rayal Highnefles—The Princess lingual, Elizabeth. Mary, Sophia, Amelia, and the Duchcfs of York. Hls Grace the Arc/Allison of Canterbury. The Speaker of the Houle of Common.. AnibaLtadors—Tutiiiik, _lmperial, Halm, Sardinian, ?ruffian, Daniat, Ruffian, Portuguefe, Wirtembergian, Neapolitan, Ameri• can, and Swedies. The Lord Chief Juftice of the Court of King's Bench. The Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer. The Maftcr ofthe Rolls. The Attorney sad Solicitor General. The Attorney and Solicitor Gown& to the Prince of Wales. The Kings Advocate General The Deans of Weltminiter.Windfor,gnd Winehefter. The Judge of the Admiralty Court. The Lord Mayor, Recorder, and Sheriffs of London. And the following Noble and dillinguiled Pet• funages: Dokes--Montrofe and De Caftrles. Duebeffe.—Montrofe, Gordon, and De Cantles. Marquiffes--Sligo, Blandford, Wellaley, Hertford, and Laniduwn. Mareisionetes—Bath, Sabfbury. /Handrail, Hertford, Lan& down, Dowager Downibire, and Sligo. Earls—Morton, Sandwich, E. Igham, Maecl:sfield, Bt. Vim. cent, Chichefter, Buckingham(lure, Fife, Uxbridge, Chatham, Scarborough, Nord:wilt, Dartmouth, Leicefter, Wetmoreland. Mount Edgeunebe, Weltmeatia, Briftol, Camden, MaMaury, Mansfield, Portmore, Warwick, Banbury. and Clamart y. Counteffes--Cardigan, Macclesfield, Harcourt, Pembroke, Camden, Chechefter, Suckinghamthire, Chatham, Eftex,Worua now, Dowager Buckinghamflaire, Harrington, Cho:mondely, Bar rymore, lichette.r, Dorchetter, Cowper, Waimea:l, Mansfield. and Clancarty. Vircounts..-Hood, Wentworth, Stop!ord, StJmoutk, Cattle reagh, Falmouth, Folkftonc, Lcwifttarn, Peterth.un, Sudley, ar.d Dungannon. Vtferaunteffes.—Falmouth, Melbourne, Caftlereagh, Sudlow, Sydney, and Hood. • lidhops-I.ondon, Bridal, Cork, Exeter, Owner, and Clou colter. Lords—Amberft, WitHingham, Selke, Somerville, Henley, \lulgra►e, H‘nniker, Stanley, Hawkeibury, Kenyon, Willoughby De broke, Grenville, Lovett:re, H. Fitzgerald, Dunlop, Langi.,rd. Morpeth, lkftrzdon, De lilaqukrc, C. Spencer, Northerkk ,134. ton. H Stewart, Grantley, U. Thyme, Kirkwall, Hawarden, Raciftuck, Bathurft, Arden, Carlton, Fitzharris, St Helen l l, HeathSeld, Rodney, Dewily, Althorp, Paget, J, Thymic, Btu. nine. and Nord:wick. I ydic.—Radttock, C. Waldegrave, Ely, A. M. Stanhope, Cc. cll. Caltborpe, C. Darner, F. Pratt, H. Stanhope, Nichol,. Met. calfe. Millman, Luiliington, Bonteiti, Kenyon, Trigg, M. Ben. tinck, Gibbs, Callintori, H Fitzgerald, Deere, Grenville, C. Due ham, Bono:, Cl a Cult, k". Brake, Brooke, Bruce, Berke ley, Cranky, ral:anky, Harcourt, Hillary. Silica, Spencer, Mylne, Lucas, Henniker, Scott, DonaUy, Healy, H. Stewart, W. Hill, Townfend, Bifhop. and C. Bellaryle. Counts—btrogonoriF, PAM, Palty, and Pergen. Baroas—Nolcken sod De Rolle. &roods Nokke , Sirs—H. Clark, J. Earner, R. Nepean, J. W. Anderfan. W . Jame', H leraekey, T. Metcalre, B.Watfon, P. Willa, F. Hut welt, 'f. Trigg, J. Ord, J. Pulteney, J B. Burgas, J. Callinton, L. Phipps, 'l'. M. Suttee, It, F lynn, C. Murpn, C. Res, S. -a