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trun the LONDL.N GefZE7 TIE, February t 2. ST. JIMES'S, FFERIJAiII; TO, 18C3. Hi% MWsrY in Council was this clay pleafed to le11.11"-dP"on‘l. of Cntville, Efq. to be Shcriff of th( Contry of I>orkt, tatcad of Jolla Arbuthnot, of %Vey so: .. ath, I t'(.l. P, r.fington, of Putney, Efl. to be Slitriff of tie L001 , t7 !it Surtry. 1 borna , Nfarm,r!Ae of LI anehvith, Efl ri• be Nbertlf ni the C”utry 4 Radnor, ioftead of Thlnia. C rove, of OA Ellan, Ffq. - - -• . John Mintier, of Vaynor, Ffq. to be Shc..iff of the County of Nlontgonwry, infl.cad of Rohm Knight, of Gwer: ygot FCCLESIA.SI !CA l. PRO NlO fION. Hi• Royal Highmis the Duke of Cumberland has been pt,afed to appotut •he Reverend Thom.; Lloyd, Al. A. to be ouc of his Royal Hiyhatefk's Domettie pEins. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDANCI 01 - 10 E, IF B. R. 1803. Carps of Royal Engineerc. Fief Lieutenant John Squire to be Captain Lieutenant, via Ar decealcd. Dated Decmbcr 2, 18:2. Second i-buteuaid George C. Haile to by Firft Lieutenant, vice Squire, prommtd. Dated December at, 1832.. AK•nIFIC F, FFB. 12. 1803. In Regiment of Dragoon Guard.—Cornet Htlyar Wyndham t' be Lieutenant. by purchafe, vlec Dalrymple, promoted in _ . _ the ißth Lirbt Dragoons. 2fil Ditto—Colonel James Frikine, from the t tth Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant Colond, vice I.e Mardian, who retires on the half pay of the kttli Light Dragoons. ISth Regiment of Light Dragoon,—Forit.ff Lechmere Cnnre, Gent to he Cornet, by purchafe, vice Strode, promoted. 17th Ditto--F.of:m John Sbarland Harrls, from the loth Foot, to be Cornet, vice Gleed, who excha iges, loth Ditto—Cornet Frederick Temple to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Nlylne, promoted in thr 17th loot. York HuiTars—Thomas Lahiff, Gent. to be Cornet, by put chafe, vice De Salve, who retires. Ift Regiment of n o t Guards—Captain David Maxwell. from the 30th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Robertfon, wba cx- changes. ad Battalion of the IR Regiment of Foot—Robert Nlaelonald, 0...0t. to be without purchafe. nth Ditto--E :Also Edward Trant Bantein, from the t 7th Font, to be Lieotenant, by purchafe, vice Tapp, who retiri, ; Cornet Benjamin Glecd, from the 1 7th Light Dragoons, to be Enfign, vice Harris, who exchanges. at , Ditto—Second Lieutenant Alexander Boyd to be Firft I.h uterant, by purch.ife, vice Reds, promoted. aph Ditto—liugh B. Rutherford, Gent. to be Etifign, by put r vier Jaelifon. promoted in the 6ift Foot. x:th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant John Campbell. from the 5I ft Foot, to be Major, by purcbafe, vice M'Murdo, who retires, loth Ditto—Captain George D. Robertfon, from the ill Foot Guards, to he Captain. vet Maxwell, who exchanges. diad Ditto—Ltifign Archibald Menzies to be Lieutenant, by purebafe, vice Campbell, promoted in the 48th Foot. 43d Dttto--Lieuturant J. W. Hull, from the half pay ad Bat talion Royals, to be Lieutenant, vice Dc Line, who ex chang.:s, receiving the Difference. gilt D.tto—intign Dnnsinir O'Donnell to be Lieutenant, by purchak. vice Pcrring, who retires. 3.! D...to—Enfi;ti Mathew Millett, to be Lieutenant, by pur char., vice Mohr, who retires. both Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Daly, from the half tin of the e th Picot, to he Lieutenant, vice Woods. who exchanges t Q . tarter Mailer John Harley, from the half pay of the jath Font. re be (tarter Matter, vice Picrcy, removed to the 83th Foot. Iseith Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Maginnis, from the half pay of the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Holland, who ex changes, receiving the Dellacnce. 8111. Ditto—Captain the Honourable Charles J. Greville, from the half pay of the t Jib Foot, to be Captain, vice Abrams, who exchanges, receiving the Difference. Ditto.—A flaunt Surgeon R. Ireland, from the half pay of t h e l ath ', e ta Dr.go.ns, to hc Affiftant Surficuti, vice motion. removed to the 43d Foot. Qj2t•eu's Rangeri.—Captain Charles Vifeount Petedham, from the loth Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Smith. who reurrs. e sth Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant Walpole Dunn, from th.r half pay of the t cth Font, to be Lieutenant 6th Ditto—Fafigii Benjamin Scott, from the yid Foot, to be Lieutenant. without purehafe. sd Royal Garrito, Hatt boo—Adjutant Jofeph froottlic Mate New b:uniwick Regiment, to be/411'4n, vtc.. Stanford, r:moved to , hc id Battalion. Sd Ditto—Captain Charles Robinfon,ftom half pay of the 9)th -. . Font. tn be l aptatn. - .. cth Duttf*-I.leutc.nan- James Grant, from the half pay of the - . - ... .. .. . .. ... . . late G.rrifnu Battalion, •ei be Lieutenant, vice Roaerti, re rhecd nn R e•ieed Lill. 7th Ditto.eGerirge !Aide, Efq. Lieutenant in the Regiment, to br Paynulla r. Aces Regiment—William Aneram, Etl. to be Paymafter. Foutil H.ntt, taen..emen and Yeomanry Cavalry. C.eurge Henry Rofr, F fq. to be Lieutenant-Colon• I Cornman.. Amt. im Smith, fco to be I .ivtit‘nant-Colo,el. Melia. tlq. to hr Major To t larains—Jelin Hutto. Harrifon, Guftinc, J..fq. William ,trw,trt R dc. I fq 7 r. Sc C.ptato Licute-:.int-.-Williain Pelee, Fig. Tn be Lieuten:ints. Weitcoat, Gent. William Bitldulph, Gent. John How, Gem. tk. Coroeta-.-Henry Hunt. Gent. —.-- likks,Gent James Crouch, Uent. f,.hti Richmond, Gent. To Ix Adp.tant.--Willtam Price, Gent. tit RA I uta in the Gazette f the 16tli February, I SCI. 29th i.ight Dragoons. Felf Snivel' Co: Way, ant. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice P.Jrier, prowt.-4, read bravell Cox Way, Gent. to be Cor net, l•! , purchafe, vice Tca.ple.p.wawcd. Cornniifir'n in tht! Smith HAtits B.ttralinn of Nti- litia, signed by the Lord Liemenar.t. Dated Dec. 29, 1802. Hooker &tettelot, t fit to be Mayo., with the pay of Cap- tarn. _ _ _ - COMM;rnOn ;q the Swiffham Troop .1 Volunteer Cavalry, figord by 116 Majelly. DAzekl Jan. 26, 1803. ?beams Ro,:erion G: n.. to S. Corn e t, BANKK Ill' I CIES I.NI.ARrIFIE April 9 Henry Savage alla IfgaC savage, of ltroid-W2ll, near Blackfriars-Road, Surrey, wholesale cunrb•makcra and cu• pArtners in trade, at ten, at Guildhall. 23. William Honll,-y, of EaR Retro:el, Nnttin-hitnn , irc, mercer, linen and woollen draper, at ten, at the Whit: Harr Inn, in P.a Kctrurd. BANKRUPTS. Henry Nit.:mn, or Brill,* merchant, dealer and ehlputtan,t, lorrender March t, 2. and a 6, at eleven, At the Whitt Linn, EIroad•11 reet, AttorMes, Metfr.. James and' hom.. I.entat, Brillnl; or Mr. Wm. Frafer, (4.ty's Inn, Lninkn. Zamtvl Bruce, of Oldlrtm, Lancalhire, dealer and charnan. March 7,8, and 26. at dace. at the qpreact F. aizle Inn. Man. (better. A tornies. Mein J. and R.Willis, ‘Vauford-cmart, I . 0 n 'nn ; nr Mr. Barrett, Manchrfter. Blrih' dill Nonrwoud May, of Great Saint Helen'.. met, Paid, dealer and charrnan, February• r. a! twelve. Fab 26, at eh van. and March aft, at twelve, at Guildhall. Akui n:y. Mr. Gri.gfuo, of Angrl•eourt,'l • hr .em wtot-itrert. , • A,;olactoy Girling, 01 I!...'stury road, :1.1:.;,i1...fea, Olto olAtct. drat, r a-.! chapman, Feb.ls, as. an i NU:eh 26. at t, 0..0 t...6.0dha11. Att••rocy. Mr. likaVle 14.t0ico„A;4crf k ..,..n,,.., t Cr, It 11,wlett. a Stip• , ..n-Lt.e.11::.!.... dairy orol th .'t r ..,! chA; •.! in, Feb. I t at tacier. Ftb. s;. 41 tit vt.a. .0,1 ‘,arch 1,.. at f t 11. at t:alicl4.lll, Lom:3o. Atter 11. •. Meth... C..: k :r..1 Richards. Lit,ncery-huse, Lot dun ; or Alellra. ILA .a.,: Soo, ...014bury,B•scIth f.dvs.rd , el. I. barle;•ftr et. Soho fiaare. hit.l , '.:. 'rt. • ' ' r;11 cr ..1 chiral!. }t h. r 5.16. a: .A .\i.0... - t Atio.dy, M. Tal:Ci t i• .....4L‘.l ' . efrio• p ' ~1 `4 p i :: 1 ... ... ,4,4. . • . - -• • - -~ • ...- William Collier, late of rullot-Hill, Bedfordfltire, hark- p dealer, dealer and ehapntan, Feb. 19,26, and March 26, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Clennell, Staplea- Inn, or Mr. Roe, Baldock, Herts. John Thomas, of Chefter, maltfter, dealer and chapman, March 7,8, and 26, at five, at the Bear and Billet, Cheats. Attorney, Mr. lofiph Bosley, Cbcfter. John Wright, of Manchelter, cotton-fpinner, dealer and chap man, Feb. 28, March 1, and 26, at eleven. at Spencer's Ta vern, in the Market-place, filanchefler. Attornies. Mr. Ph. Hurd Furttival's Inn. London ; or Mr. Partington, Matf de il-iquare, bianchefter DIVIDENDS. Feb. 18. John Parflee, of Holt, Norfolk, bookf Iler, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Ho't. Feb. t 9. Frederick Gardner, late of Great Ft. Helen's, London, underwriter, at twelve, at Guildhar. Feb. 21. John Nobes and Witham Nolte+, late of Southfra Common, Ponies, Hants, green grocers and copartners, at twelve, at the Union Tavern, Portfea. Feb. 2t. Gilbert Wright, late of Worcefter, dealer and chap man, at eleven. at the Crown and Sceptre Inn, Woreeft cr. Feb. 22. Jame , Crofby, of Oxford (beet, Middlefez, mercer, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 12. John Ncfbitt, Edward Stewart, and John Nefbitt the younger, of A ldermanbury, London, nterchants and copart ners, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 23. Charles Minifie, of Exeter, tallow•chandler and foap• boiler, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Feb. 13. Daniel Dyfon, of Tottenham, Middlefex, grazier, at ten, at Guildhall. April aI. John Forbes and Robert Tomkins, of Lad.lane. London, warehoufernen, &alers, and late partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 25. John Bonnell, of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, hatter and holies, at cloven, at the Sliak,fpe tr Tavern, Neweaftle. Feb. 24. Richard Swainron and John Gardner, of Liverpool, grocers and partners in trade, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern in John -ft reef, Liverpool. Feb. 26. Robert Foggan, of Salford. near Manehefter, cotton menu facqu me, at eleven, at 1 iillt ' Tavern, Manehefter. Feb. a 6. Richard Jackfon and John Hankin, of Oxford-ftreet, Middlefea, redlitiers, brandy-merchants, and copartner*, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. all. Nathaniel Jo'tnfon, of Ilenficld. Suffers, Osopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Hentield. Feb. aB. William Collier, of Leigh, within Pennington, Lan canine, corn•dealer, at eleven, at the Pyed Bull, Leigh. March t. William Jeffs, of the Strand, habcrilallter, at twelve, at Guildhalls. March t. Robe rt Moore Whi:efi of Chelhunt-ftreet, Heats, grocer. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March a. Herman Zurltorft, now or late of Bafinghall-flreet, London, merchant, at test, at Guildhall. March a. William Hird the younger, late chief mate of the Earl of Wycomb EaR lndiaman, of Argyle-ftreet, Oxford (tree, mariner, at ten, at GuildbalL March a. Peter Donnelly, of Taviftock-ftreet, Covent• Gar. den, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall. March 2. RoSert Slater, of Afhtirft Lodge, panfh of Hedley, Surrey, cyder-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. March 2. Daniel Moore, of Middlewich. Chef:hire, linen-dra per and mercer, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Maneheiter. March 5. Samuel Bevington, of Graeechurch•ftreet, London, merchant, at nine, at Guildhall. March 11. James Nitdoek and George Burgas, of Briftnl, linen-drapers and,:eopartuars, at:eleven, at the Rummer Ta vern, Brutal. March t 6. Benjamin Cother, of Watton•under-Edge, Glon cefterlbire, clothier and linen-draper, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Briftol. March ax. Hugh Hamill, of Cateaton-ftreet, London linen draper and ',dor, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Patrick Crean. of Dublin, merchant, to furrendcr the z9th and atft MR. and aid of March. AMERICA. NEW YORE, D►c. 17.—An etprefs arrived at this place left evening, from New Orleans, with L)ilpatches for his Excellency Governor G containing the interefting, but difagreeable intel ligence of the Port having been shut againa the American Commerce on the IRth of °amber. By A letter from Dr. Jest r s SPFED we find, that application, on the t9th of Oftober, for permifGon to land American property was refuted, and the Gentleman informed, that he mutt either return to Natches, or put it on hoard American vetrtls. It was laid, that a Proclamation was daily et pefltd, requiring all Americans to remove in forty d~rs, and that thereafter no American vefrels wo:ilsi be permitted to enter the Balifc. I)ic. 23.—The feveral communications from New Orleans, on the fubjell of the cloling of that Port againit :he American trade, are highly in terefting. The refolution and memorial of the Kentucky Legilature, indicate the general indig n.rtion which siouhtlefs prevails throngi:nut the Vicaern Country, at this aft of injuilice on the part of the Spann Government—unjutl, fo far as refpeels the non•affignment of an equivalent po. fr.inn, on this excluiion from New Orleans. The Pr efident in his me(rage, refers the Winds entire ly to Congrefs ; fhonld it be treated with indiffe• rence or procraflination, there not the lean doubt but that the TrarA.Alieghany Settlers will rife in mat's, and avenge their own caufe. This is not a fulijeft, to be t•itied with. Con• grefs mun aa riceitlvei ; , and eith.r by prompt ne gociation, or r,/,').rwifi, maim-Ain the privileges le cured by their Treaty with Spain, or hazard the clniequences of our watery' countrymen ildvocat hg their own rights. Half a mill6,n of hardy rnterpaing yeomen will never ftibmit, without a revere firtiggle, to have their inditary interrupted, or their commerce (hackled, by any foreign nation whatever. Letters received in this cite, per mail, furnith u: with the following information :- NFW ORLEANS, OCT. 2S.—All produce from the ‘Vellern Country will he permitted to enter here by paving the eflablThed duty of the Port, that is 5 per cent. upon their own ellimation of the value of the article, viz. flour 4 dollars per bid. cotton 'Scents. per lb. tobacco 4• dollars per hhd. which duties rPrift be paid immediately after the entry, and the fame on exportation. Should the produce he forwarded here for exportation, the ditties may be f.r.'ed, by ketTing it on lyrard th.: boats till an opportunity occurs of (hipping it out board American veil - cis, which mull lie in the ilream. Produce fold out of boats to per lons vcifels will not be firbje!l to duty, a:. the CUIIIIM - H;1111c is. not t) know traiila:tron% of this nature, but the moment the .rrt - clesarc lafClCl.l, th; duties :nett inevitably be , ! , 'We are nn longer in drin;it nn the I, i:ajeart of the Fierca to this place. Orders Lave afluany irrivA titian dciiver it up on &mind.— Wh-ti iviii take place is n:t I.4trian, taut we ptclutze cat ly in the (prink FRANCE. PARIS, so PLUVIOSE, FEBRUARY 9. The FIRST CONSUL has didributed feveral Calms of honour to Officers who have diilinguiihed them (elves in St. Domingo. Citizens DELAMBILE and Ctrs.' Et have been-ap pointed perpetual Secretaries of the Firll Chris of the national Initittne ; the former for the Madre marics, the latter for Natural Philocophy. l• Citizen SuARo has been appointed perpetual Se cretary of the Clafs of Languages and French Li terature ; and Citizen DACI6II to the Clafs of Hif tory and Ancient Literature. COLONY OF ST. DOMINGO. GENERAL 110TER,CHIVF Ur THE STAFF OF TOE ARMY OF Si'. DOMINGO,TO THE MINISTER OF I I.E MARINE AND THE CO LONIES. " Head-quarters at the Cape, 55 Frimaire. " The General in Chief, Citizen Minifter, has inftrudtcd me to have the honour of informing you of the movements which took place on the 27th of laft Brumaire. " At day break the Brigands attacked the Mole with a large force. The General of Divifion, who commands in that quar ter, (offered them to approach to the entrance to the place, and when he faw them fairly encompalfed by the ambufeade which he had laid for them, he gave orders for a general charge. They then found thernfaves expofed to two fires, the one from the town, and the other from the exterior line, which Genet - . brunet had malle..d. The fire was kept up with great fpirit, and in a few hours the field of battle was fir.wed with thc hu di:s of the Negroes who had fallen. Atoms the killed, were fix of their principal leaders. Not one of their cavalry olcaped. " In this affair we loft only eight men. General Brunet Finites Is ghly the courage of an the troops which were engaged, and in a particular manner the intrepidity of his Aid-dc Camp, Puton, who received feveral fabre wounds, after having killed a number of Brigands, with whom he fought :land to hand. The General in Chief requefts the Fart Confuj to prefect Captain Puton with a fibre of honour." GENERAL ROYER, CHIEF OF Tilt STAFF Or THE ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO, TO TUE MINISTER DI TUE MARINE AND COLO- NILS. The General in Chief. Rocbambeau, C tizen Minilter, thought it his duty not to lore a moment in occupying Fort Dauphin. Scarcely bad the 86tts demi-brigade difembarked when the two firit battalions were put under the command of General Claurel, with the addition of a corps of the National Guard of the (Hard. " The Hannibal fhip of war, the frigates la Guerrlere and l'Emburcade, and the corvette la Sagefre, appeared before that place on the icth of this month about mid-day. The debarka tion was inßantly effeCted, the enemy were routed at all points, and purfucd with fuck impetuofity that they h ft a 1 their artil lery behind them, all the cannon of Fort St. Joreph, and eva cuated the town without having time to let fire to it. The loft of the Brigands was conliderable, while we were fortunate enough not to lore a fin;le man. " General in Chief demands of the Pint Capful fibres of honour for Citizen Guiilemet,Cornmander of the Hannibal, and for Captain Jouette, Aid-de-Camp to General Lavallette. Health and rsipeet, (Sigged) " 1107RIl. " HECTOR DATUM, COLONIAL ttttt CT, ADMINISTRATOR IN CHIEF OF THE ARNT, 10 TIER MINISTER OF MARINE AND THE COLONIES. " Cape, it Frimaire. " General Watrin, Citizen Minißer, ha; died at Fun Re. publicaln. France lufes in him one of its molt diftlnguithed offi cer; and the colony one of its principal fupports. The army feels this lob ferem/y. Health and refpedt, _ _ (Slgnt4) CAVIL 19 PLI/I , IOIE, FED. S. The alarming fymptoms of the illnefs of the Aporlolic Legate have diappeared. The Fitsr CONSUL fent to the at:finance of the Legate his own phyfician, M. CORISAND, who joined his at tentions to thofe of M. PORTAL. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. LTON s, FE a.3.—The Prefed of the Department of the Rhone, in conformity to the anfwer of the Archbi(hop, and to the wifhes of all the Citizens of Lyons, that a proper tribute of relped be paid to the remains of General LEcciac, in return fnr the Cervices which he has rendered to the Repub lic, has notified various arrangements to that efr,d. MILAN, JAN. zs.—As loon as the news reached us of the death of General LECLERC, a general mourning took place, which laPtcd for a week ; and the Confiituted Authorities let off to prefent compliments of condolence to General Musar, his lady, and Madame LacLE rte. The Ivlinifter of the Interior has decreed, that the portion of territory hitherto comprifed within the Juriftlidlion of the Vice•Prefedurate of Caftel Nuovo, and fituated near that of the Appenines, (hall remain provifionaily under the jurifdiajon of the Prefedt of Panaro, who (hall lay before the Government a particular account of the relpedive communes and confines that may fall under his immediate infpedion. The fale of purified and common fait, by whole- Cale or retail, i; prohibited throughout the Italian Republic, and permitted only to perfuns autho filial by Government. Viswwa, JAN. z4.—The annunciation of the al. terations that have taken place in the war depart ment has carded the molt lively joy throughout the army. The Officers of the regiment; of S•aray and Efterhazy gave a grand fete on this occafiort at Ofen. RA713505, JAN. 29.-It is at prefent in agita tion, between the leading Powers of Germany, to organize anew the Ecclefraftical Syltem of the Em pire, which they confider as neceffary, on account of the great changes that have recently taken place. This nieafure is generally regarded as one of the greateft importance. It is affirmed that the prin ciple is already agreed upon, on which, in future, the Sovereign Princes intend to nominate the Bifhops and other Eccleflaflical Dignitaries, within their refpeflive territories: this is Paid to he, that their jurifdietions (hall be purely Ecckfiallical, that they (hall be refponfible to the Sovereign Prince for all aets relative to their funelions, that no Bull or Ordonance of tie Pope's (hall be pnblifhed, or carried into efreel, without the previous approba tion of the Prince veiled with the territorial fupe riority : and finally, that the Papal Confirmation of Eccleflaiiical Appointments than be exempt from the grievous pecuniary tributes to which they were heretofore fubjeft. Thefe arrangements induce us to think that the regulations of the Con cordat of the French Government have fixed the attention of enlightened men in Germany ; and it is now regarded as certain, that the German Bi (hoes will be placed in fimilar fituations, with re gard to their refpeflive Governments, as thole of France and Aultria. _ _ .....__ Another important point is alfo under eonfuler. ation, namely, a aocefan C;rcurnfiriplion of the German itilhors ; finally, a Nuncio from the Pora is Chpeacd at R.t tilbnn, in order to negotiate wish th. Esti' tl,Oll. ;!!Iti the Diet, relative to the future urz tniaAtiou of tin hibhcr orJers is Gcrmany. I LONDON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14. VALCNTINE ' II DAY. — I loliday At the Exchequer am' Ezae. TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t 3 per Cent. Red. 7ot:;j. 3 per C. Conf. money, 7o for ace. 741. Old s per Cent. rooli—New s per Cent. to3l. Otunium 5} diL PRISE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Bank Stock —. India Stock at I 3 1.. r C. Red. 70 }4 Imp. 3 per Cent. 69i 3 per C. Conf. 70 ii 7o Imp. Ann. It# 9-16 4 per Cent. Con( 81ra Excheq. Bills p ir ie. 4K 5 per C. ADM 100 i i Omnium sil, dff. i per C.:797. 603 it 103 Lottery Tickets 171.175. Bank L. Ann. so 7-161 Conf. fur ace. 70 if --, Since our we received Paris Journals to tl - :•• 9th inclufive, which, however; bring little new. We have receivedaccountsfrom Gibraltar, down to the 17th ultimo, at which time the garrifon was healthy, in fpite of very revere weather. GIBRALTAR, JANUARY 17. " There is nothing new of any confequenee fince I laft wrote you. The Madrid Gazette mentions the King and Q . Lteen of Spain having left Cartha gena on the 28th of December ; and that the day following, their Etrufcan Majeflies failed front that place, on board the Reyna Louifa, though their deitination is not mentioned. It is conjeltured that they are to teturo to their own dominions again. Tomorrow being Her Matirrv's birth day, there will be a grand Review of all the Troops in the Garrifon, and a fuperb entertainment, given afterwards by His Royal Highnefs the Duke of KENT, on the occalion. The SpanithGeneral CASTANET, and his fuitt, Are invited, and all the Field and Staff Officers in the Garrifon, with the Officers of the Navy now here. g' The wind is fill vreflerly, fo that no fhip has been able to fail for England this month p;ft. I' Thy C irrifon is all in good health, notwith ? Banding the uncommon feverity of the weather lately. Nothing bit heavy rains and violent gale; of wind for there five weeks. " The following are the names of tome of the veffels which were drove on &ore at the bottom of the Bay, in the !aft ftorm " The Engli(h brig Kilberry ; the Eye& brig Nile; the Englifb polacre Fortune ; 'the Eng,* polacre Mary: the American fbip Anna Maria; the American fchooner Dolphin ; the Imperi4_ polacre Bona Ventura ; the Spanifb polacre Dolce Nombre de Maria ; the French brig la Bien mee Adelaide ; the French brig POnzierne; the French Ketch l'Achille I ) the town veffels, the Pearl and Fortune. Eight of the above ate lilt on fitore. ss The Garritun is all perfedlly quiet, and re gular as ufual." Yeflerday their MAJESTIES and the Pa:Nelms attended divine fervice, at the private chapel 'in Buckingham Houfe, and heard a fermon preached by the Rev. Mr. Beam E, gator of Satterley, Suf folk. Yeflerday morning his Royal Highnets the Duke of CUM aaaaa an paid his refpefts to their Mai Imes and his Royal Sifters. At one o'clock His MAJESTY gave an audicuct to the Earl of HAIaHMGTON. Yellerlty his Royal Highnen the Duke of CLAR NC vifited the Prince of WALE S at Carlton Houfe. Lail night their Msisrross had a performance of facred mutic, which commenced at eight o'clock, and finifhed about ten. It was attended by the Counters of ELY, Lady CAROLINI Darn, Mr. Hs a r Fox, Mils VINCI", Mrs. A. STAN mom, . . ace. dm. The Dukes of YORK and CLIMB AAAAA D vifited their Moiscriss on Saturday morning Itt the (42 s E v's Houle, and the Dukes of CLoa sea and CUMBERLAND dined with the Royal Family. Af ter dinner her blijarrif had a fmall party, con fining of— Lord and Lady Henley, Earl of Harrington, Lady and the two Mira Douglas's, Lady Cranley, MiG OnDow, Lady Bullet. ley, Mrs. A. Stanhope, Mrs. Howe, Colonels Cartwright ana Spencer, General Wynyatd, Lord Cathcart, Lord Moune► Ldgeeumbe, Counters of Harcourt, iiir W. Hamilton, Lori Sudky, &c. dm. The LORD CHANCELLOR. on Saturday evening. held his firft levee for the feafon, at his houfe us B:dford.lquare, which was but thinly attended. ' On Saturday, Virconnt SYDNCY arrived at bit houte in Grofvenor.fiquare. The Panics of WALIS honoured the Opera Houle on Saturday with his prefence. His Royal llighnefs, with that atlability for which he has alas been diiingn:thed,viftted the feveral bond of the Nobility and Gentry, and was uncommonly attentive to the two fai: Ruffians, who, as (Iran• gers, were very proud of his condefcenfion. Orders have been ailed from the War-Office. within thefe few days pail, to increafe the bounties for recruiting, and to take men two inches below the lag regulation Randard. The Bth dragoons, with the tad and 65th regi ments, have lett the Cape of Good Hope for In• dia ; the 34th regiment follows. The Sill ant! 9111 regiments are coming home. On Saturday we received New York Papers t? the sift of December. The Port of New Orleans having been Ikea againft the American trade had created very lively foliations throughout the United States, but more particularly in Ken:ucky. Thcfc Papers co•ttain no recent intelligence tia fpaling St. Domingo.