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~: MIL!TARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, JANUARY 4.. 1"1-vpi the D'iN GAZETTE, January 4. iPth P.:giment of l.ight Draiou - os--Junah Patrick, Cent. to i be Curia, by purcitafe, vice Kenyan, removed to the Sad }out. 24 Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant the Honourable C. Butler, from the ,4th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchefe, vice Lvele;h, who retires. 4,11 Ditto—Quarter-Maite.r Jonathan Taylor, from toe half pov of rho Regiment, to be Q2arter-M.Lfter, vice Plut,b;rl fou, wuu exzha: gnu. 1 4 t:11.3.tt0--Lieuterant Harry Green, from the half-pay of the 4th Foot, to be L'..:uterant, vice Burbilge, Wa3 cha:iges. receiving the GeJrge Jackfon, from the half-pay of the sth foot. to bt li D . :tic—Richard Outil,inq, Gent. to be Enflgn,:iy punchcfe, vice Roberie, 1r0met,...1. • 3,,:h Joi..r.Th...lhiftin to be Lktr.enort by Enr ch-fe, Fotnoted in the Bth 1n.2..a Re giment. 4111: Da NR•taniel 1311 A m -ell. from the ho',f-?ay of R1411:1,7 , I i.)lnicr, who each4rges, tot tliTe.r.mze. 52C., Jam-s ri•nNl4ll . ..v, from the !calf-pay th.• .3Ca ot, he Lic:::enart, vice Marti;), .54th es . (o.—Enlitt J. Carew Cot:s: ert to be Lieutemnr, Fy .ice Palm t. who r.'iret. James Doolan, Gent. to'.-e I.oGon, by porch dc, vir!Ctahbert. GSt!t j,.f..1.h Dc from h‘tlf-Try of th 4(.1% f.nr, bc who exc.) Lbes, s,:e!eing t!.. 77t:1 I.cw:;, Gent Gricve, Est! Ditto—EcNu H. try Cabn to be Lienterr.nt, by par- Ogden, pr :rot": nt flit Yuri Hurars. Litt.:—Ron rt liar:Ono - % Coat. to be Enlign, without vi.c ert pranotel :n the Sal Foot. aft Royal Garrifon Battalio::—Ca;tain John Woodpate, from the 34 Veit Ina:a Regiment, CapL.)n of a Company. Ditto—Brevet Major P. D. Fellowcs, from the 4th Royal Ga;rrots Battalion, to be Captain of a Company. tth Ditto—Adjutant Alexand..r Maeitrofh, from half-pay of the Sutherland tencible,, to be EnGen. 7fh dino—Captain John Lytrott, from the half-pay of the late Loyal OhabeLl Regiment, to be Captain of a Company. BREVET. be Enfi,;:i, b;• pu7cLaic, Colonel Hugh Lyle Carmich cl, of the ad WeR India Regi ment, to be Br gadier Central in the Bland of Jamaica only. CommilTion in the Wellinbornugh Troop of Vo lunteer Cavalry, figned by his Majefty. Dated December 26, 1802. David Wood, Gent. to be Firlt Lieutenant, vice GoodhaD, promoted. Commillion in the Suffix Militia, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 8, 1601. Sir Unita MerriA Burrell, Batt. to be Majo-. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Jaaua•y u. Thomas Rider, of Popham-lane, Soutbatepton, innhulder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 29. John Peter Holloway. of St. &within's-lane, Lon don, wine, fpirlt, and beer•merebant, at ten, at GuildbalL January is. John Bird, of Park-ftreet, St. George, Hanover (vinare, butcher, at ten, at GuildhalL BANKRUPTS. Priu.hard Harwell. late of Little Guikiford-street, St. George, Bloomfbury, Middlefes, carpenter and builder (but nowt prfoter in the Fleet) to furretider January 8, 14, at ten, and Feb. t c, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. Parker, Palmer and Cuppage, Effet-ftreet, Strand. Timothy Perkins, of Blue Anchor-road, Bcrmondfcy, Surrey, tanner, dealer and chapman, January 6, at ten, January is, and Feb. is, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Cutting, Bartlett's Buildinz., Holborn, London, im Hlndi,y, of Eall Raiford, Nottinghamflaire, mercer, linen wooLua-draper, dealer and chapman, January 14, 15, and Feb. 15, a: eleven, at the White Hart Inn, in Eaft R..t.'ord. Attorney, Mr. Natnanid Mafon, Eat Rceord. Edward I.eigh, of Cheadle, Chribire, calico-primer, dealer and chaprnar, Jauu_ry 3, 13, and Feb. t 5, at three, at the Dog lon, Deanfgate, Mancheaer. Attonties. Mr. Parr. Ridge. Field, in Manchester; or Mr. Swale, New Burwell-court, Carey-ftreet, London. Jofeph Winter, late of Combe Saint Nicholas, Sonnerfetthire, kather-dreffer,deakr, and chapman, January 11,22, and Feb. /5, at eleven, at the Guirgc Inn. in Crewiterne. Anomie's, Mr. Richard Toiler, of South Pethartou, Somerfct, or Meta.. Allen, ClifFord'a-Inn, London. Thomas Cripwell, of P.nddington, Nottinghamfhlre, hoficr, dealer and chapman, January is, 14, and Feb. 15, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl. No. tlngham. Anomie., Manta Mac dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-inn ;or Mr. Middlentore, in Nottinham. James Mambo'', of Manchefter, merchant, dealer and chap man, January 24, 25, and Feb. ts, at eleven, at the Bridge. water Arms, in Mancheftcr. Anomie., Mr. Philip Hurd, Furnival'a•lnn, London ; or Mr. William Partington, in Modica°. DIVIDENDS. January ra. Henry Pullen and Thomas Roberts, of Exeter, coal-merchants and partners, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, in Exeter. Januaryi.3. J ames Wright, of Liverpool, grocer, at eleven, at the Globe avern, LiverpooL January Is. James Burman, of Hudders6cld,Yorkihire, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January is. Michael Bout*, formerly of Rofcmary-lane,Tower Hill, Mlddlefes, flopfeller, and late of Ncw-fquare,Minorics, London, at ten, at GuildhalL January ts. Jabrz Aron, of Charing-Crofs, Stat. fordtkire warehoursman, dealer and chapman, at ten, at GuthWall, Loudon. January z 7. Thomas Blackburn, late of Horton In Mirbeld, Yorkitire, clothier, at ten, at the Plethoric, Hudders'.'ekl. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. BTattlew Bere,ford Taylor, of Dundalk. county Louth, mer chant, to In/render the 13th and asth inn. and sub Feb neat. SE:)CII:STRATIONS„ &c. IN SCOTL AMP. James Lestnoz, Jun. r' per, late in Ayr. now in New t'untenek. Creditor meet in John Edgar's, Ochiltree, tit January, t a o'- clock, to name i terim fafto: ; tame place and hour spda January, to dell trußee Robert Sutherland, late coorr, Limekllna,.—Coeditora meet i n Royal Ezehange Coffrehnufe, I...din burgh, 1 stb January, two o'clock, to inftrt.:l troller. Jpenjamin Lamb, rt and Co. merchants, Kilmarnock. Creeliton meet in Bry.,n's Inn, Kilmarnock, tth January, to o'clotk, to came Interim factor, Lune place and hour ad February, to clinic trultee. John Barter and Son. rnanufalturera, Dundee. Creditor. meet in Stewart'. Inn there, t atb Januar?, T 1 o'clock, to name interim (aloe; Lam , place and hour zd !Th. tochure buts. Sutherland, Collithoun, and Co. linen Print m, Gilmour holm, and merchants, Glareow, receive fief! dividend .7th ' January, front Mtbert Fleminz, merchant, Claignw. James N44l)nugall, merchant, Port Glalkow.—Creditors meet • Eaal,forn-'a Inn there, zath - 12 o'clock, to in Mrs. Eagt.forne's Inn there, cads J.uittary, 12 o'clock, to initruet trultee. Ilvt Kinlay and Motlicrwell,mcrchantsanil manotaclurcrs,Caaf. snor .—.Crttir ors meet ti-re In Tontine Tavern, I;th Jan. two o'clock, to iiiPru.st troftcc.—No )ono Alc sander, deJ ler and grazier, Path-heat! of How- ( o rd.—Creditors nicet in Mrs. Dove's Inn, nauchline, IC.th I..nuary, to o'clock, to inftroet truPce. :Ars. NlAtearie Gocultelaii, merchant, F.A:nburgh,—Crmitors meet !tonal F zchat.ite Collet:hook, :yth January, two o'clock, to rt•ceive „ 41 4olusAitk.n a n d Co nu. rchants, Gratigcmooth.—Creditor: r t *WO Ilinfice.houfe, Etlisgsurgh, is ft January, tv.o o'clock, to ri cave olividercl. llc“rie Ault. 01 Portletlun, merchant. Aberdeen.—CrcJitors ri r t r nate. ‘7 . 5 I • e, o. merchants, Glarrow, rtrt . 1 • tow , .. • • rant a M there by Ed) 'A . h • ~ .- ,7 '.;l/•". 41 ... %.• • - .• t 7 42 • j s>d it ; 4 .P • L - FIZA.VeIf. PARIS, 9 NIVO:ik., Oa Wednefday IA there was held a Council of Finance. The Minitiers of the Finances, and of the l'ublic Trealury, gave in an account of the re ceipts for the year to. T:ie receipts of the year to exceed by fifty mil lions the eltimate of the Minitter of Finance. This eitimate itfelf exceeded the receipts of the year 9 thirty millions. The year so thus offers a total increale beyond the year 9, of eighty millions. It is computed that the receipts of the year 1 t will exceed by thirty millions tt.ofe of the year to, which would make a difference between nine and eleven of Ito millions. Thefe accounts contain nothing but what is seal and effeetive. On t It Vendcmiaire, year I I, (Sept. 23) all the refoiaces of the year tit were entire, and the 352 millions of government bills upon the fupplies of the year I I, were all in the public treafury. The refults of thcf: accounts, in all their de tails, all the receipts, fpecifying the amount of each particular tax, in each particular depart ment, as well as the balance at the public Trea fury, will be printed and publithed during the y ap proaching Setnon of the Legillative Body.—Me ni! a. The Berwick fhip of war is arrived at Toulon : file failed from Martinique 25th O.Rober, and brings fatisfadory intelligence from that Colony. The weather had become cooler, which put a flop to the prevalent difeafe this year over all America. The rains were later than ufual a full month.— Tranquillity reined in the Colony. DEC. 3t.—The Members of the Legiflative Body who, according to the forms of the exifting Conilitution, were to vacate their feats, will ceafe to exercife their funflions on the zft of next Pluviofe ( Jan. Citizen GALLI, of the Department of the Po, is appointed a Counfellor of State for the Home Department. Citizen Secua, a Member of the Legiflative Body, is nominated a Counfellor of State for the Home Department. The Legiflative Body will recommence their fittings for the year it on at of next Ventofe— (Feb. 20.) HOSTILE MANIFESTO-(FROM THE MONITEOR.) Lord Prlmam, one of the Minifiers of his Bri• tannic Majelly, made ufe of the following expref lions in the Houfe of Peers ! " Lord Grenville is wrong when he fuppofes that we with to truft to time alone. It is our in tention to avail ourfelves of every opportunity for forming an intercourfe with the Continent which may contribute to the fecurity of our country." Here then is the fecret, of which we were al ready in poffeffion, and undoubtedly a great deal of importance ought to be attached to the circum (lances which may flow from it. When we are informed that a cloud of fecret agents, under the influence of Drake, Wickham, &c. (till employ their emiffaries in Germany and Italy, we may al moll prophefy that the predidion of Lord Pelham is already verified. Birds of evil omen will diftri butt th .rnfelves to dilfeminate the feeds of carnage and defolation. If war is an evil more dreadful for nations than famine, peftilence, or even drought, how far mutt the difpofition of Lords Grenville and Minto, and the opinions of Mr. Windham, be traced ? They have for feveral months attempted to dif turb the tranquillity of Holland, of Switzerland, of Germany. In a period of repofe the peace of Genoa is invaded, and it is only from this view of their delign% that we can account for the frequent vova,ges of the frigate Medufa. At Naples efforts have been employed to effed a revolution. Moliterno and Belpucci were feized at Calais at the moment of their embarking for London, with the agents of the faction by which they were employed. They were arrelted, and their papers examined. Thibaudeau, the Coun• fellor of State, has already interrogated them with great care. Their papers were numerous and in. terefting. In the fame fpirit efforts are employed to dillurb the tranquillity of the Pope ; both of them had taken an adive part in the civil dillur. bances of Rome, have taken up their refidence at Paris, the one coming from London, and the other from Italy. _ _ On principles of a fimilar nature Mr. Moore made his appearance on the Continent, furround• ed by the agents of Duthel, a let of miferable wretches who have been guilty of every crime. It was Rill more decidedly to excite there forms on the Continent that more than a hundred Brigands at Jerfey, who had been condemned fur robbery, alTallination, and letting fire to the houfes of their neighbours, have fought there a refuge, from which they Are forth in filbing boats, and make their way towards our coafts, to afilanate un happy females, and unfortunate owners of land. Thefe proceedings are unworthy of notice, and let us hope that they will always be of the fame de fcription. The French Government will always tictem intrigues of filch a defcription, even if they were more careftllly involved than the Gordian knot. The Continent (hall continue at peace, but the fri.mds of peace (hall experience all the remorfa attendant on oppotite feelings. Yes, they (hall experience temorie. After ten years of war, is there a mother in England, in Germany, in Italy, in France, who does not hear of the names of Grenville, of Windham, and of Minto, with hor ror. There are the men who now demand war, who have never hitherto demanded it H !—ln the very bofom of a rich and tinurifhing city, polTefiesl of all the conveniencies and all the luxuries of lire, they de all in their power to excite a maniere of the human race. Is there a fovereign on the Continent who ought not now m reflea, with attention, and to form an opinion after the matured confideratton, on the ipeeches, on the (entiments difplayed in that infernal policy now avowed with an effrontery hitherto unexampled in the hittory of nations, which can only refult from that delirium which operates in the fird place to the pur.ithment of crimes ? Mr. WINDHAM accurc-, Miniltrl of hav;ng no allies, and in the fame breath he pronounces the Ruffin: nation ferocious and barbarous. The Einpe ror ALEXANDER will, no doubt, defpife fuch pro vocations ; but, if we confult the annals of all nations and all ages, will it not appear that the ItulE in nation has a right to demand a fignal re paration ? Ar the fame time, the flim of gool. fterling is given to a miforable Emigrant, for publifhing a Libel againft the grandfon of Frederick IL— againft this wife Prince, who is beloved by his People, and to whom Europe is in fume mealure indebted for the repofe and tranquillity which it begins to enjoy. What if the King of PRUSSIA were to demand fatisfaetion for concruel fo ftrange from a nation with whom he is at peace, and from a Government to which he has preferved the Aleflorats of Hanover. To infult all the Govern ments of Europe they recur to the fame principle with the Tunifians and Algerines, who, although at ponce, infult the flag of all nations. But the latter attack only feeble powers; and Purely France, Rullia, and Pruffia may at laft become tired with this cards of licence, and fay, " Too do fo no longer." They complain of having no allies, and all the diatribes of faction go to prove that the Emperor of Germany has betrayed them, when the Em. peror, milled by a perfidious Miniller, twice fa crinced the flower of his army to fupport their caufe, and not hisown. We may apply to there ora tory what was Lid of the Council of the Kings of Babylon—" They advife all the meafures that they ought to dilruade, and they negleft the only mea- Cures that ought to be purfued." Thefe men neither fpeak the opinion nor the wifhes of the Englifh nation. This nation, fo enlightened, and fo contemplative, has other fentiments and a dif ferent fpirit ; and if it had the power of naming its reprefentatives, it never would have chofen Lord Grenville, Windham, Minto. What do thefe men want t They have ruined the finances of their country by foolifh enterprifes ; they have degraded its importance in Europe by their arro gance. The King, when he became fenfible of their mifcondud, chafed them from his councils. They remain with their remorii, whirl, pup:files them, torments them, and communicate: to all their allion: and all theirjpeechee the frantic tont which 4fcevert the fats of their foul. Ctinfulion, diforder, and blood can alone foothe their feelings ; they long for eonflfion, •fiforder, and Mood. Their fpeeches are thofe which the celebrated Milton puts into the mouth of Satan. But let us defpife thefe fallen leaders, and let us repeat (we ought even to ennui), the pare, the whole peace, and nothing but the peace, can confolidate Eu rope, and England the firtl. It would be a pa triotic and wife law which ordained, that difplaced Minilters Mould not for the fiat feven years after their difmiffal be competent to fit in the Englifh Parliament. Another law, not lefs wife, would be, that every Member who infulted a friendly power (hould be condemned to filence for two years. When the tongue offends, the tongue mull Puffer punifhment. To conclude, it refults from all their fpeeches, that they with for war ; but that they are without allies and without credit on the Continent. We (hall thus have peace, thanks to their difcredit. Affetitonate makes ! good eitiwits I ea:6mnd phi lemthropyli 1 blefs Heaven for the diikredit of this faelion ; fcr its credit on the Continent would be a fignal for the death of your children, the devar tation of your provinces, for all nature going into mourning!! FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. RATISKON, Dec. 20.—A Note was yefterday tranfmitted to the Diaaturate of the Deputation, in which the Imperial Plenipotentiary, Baron de Huc EL. announced to that Affembly, that he had communicated to the Minitlers of the Mediating Powers the Conclufem of the t4th of this month, by which it is eftablifhed, that the French text of the Red: of the Deputation (ball be received as origi nal, and placed dole to the German original of the definitive Reel,. He then declares, that he participates with the Deputation in the fentiments of gratitude due to the high Mediating Powers for the defire they have manifelled of &tidying, by a jult difiribution of the indemnities, all the parties interefled, and to the Minifters of thefe Powers for the continuation of their labours, which tend to the fame objeft. In the !aft place, he accedes to the propofal of the Deputation, but with a referve in regard to the changes which may Itill take place, and he perfelly agrees in the with expreffed by the Deputation, that all thofe points, the de cifioa of which has been referved, may be loon regulated. We are again allured, (ince yefterday, that the convention which has been fo long negotiating between France and Aullria, with refired to the GRAND Dues of TUSCANY, and to fome other pretenlions formed by the Millrian Government, has arrived at Vienna, and has been ratified bythis IMPERIAL MAJESTY. It is added, that in conic quence of this definitive arrangement, the Aufkrian , troops are about to evacuate Paffau. The Deputies of the Hanfeatic towns accredited to the Deputation of the Empire, have complained to the islinifitrs of the Mediating Powers of the ohflacles which the towns they reprefent have ex ' perienced, when they wifhed to take poffefGon of the indemnities of igned to them, which confill of dißriets lying within the circumference of their ter ritories, and which hitherto have belonged to dif ferent neighbouring States The complaints of the city of Hamburg!' are chiefly direfted againil the Hanoverian Government, and thofe of the city of Bremen agai.^.tl the Duke of OLDENBOURG hut the city of Lubec complains in particular of the heavy vexation it has experienced from the Court of Copenhagen. When it made preparations for occupyii.g the towns and villages which form part of the Ilithoptic of Lubec, the neighbouring !minis of the Duchy of l lnlllein declared, to the Commialoners fent for that purpofe, that as the Kir.c of DFNM ARK had not confeuted to their being taken poffefLon of, they were wuthorifed to oppole it, And to tear down the proclamations and patents polled rip by order of the CommiCioners of Lubec. Not ur.ly were loch orders exc.: tiled, hut the at.nifh troops arrived on the t 3th and ofDec. in there towns and villages, and took potfe.7.on of them in name of the King of Denmark, and their Cum, mandant addreffed a letter to the Senate of Lubec to enjoin it, in the ftroni r , ,ef terms, to abliain from all farther fleps. In this Hate of things we expea loon to fee appear, en the part of the mediating. Powers, Notes, in which the execution of the plait of the Indemnities will be formally claimed in its whole extent. _ _ Citizen liEecEN, merchant of Mentz, has ar rived in this city, to claim from the Hereditary Prince of ORANGE his property,unjuilly taken from him. The (late of the (pc!lion is briefly as follows : fhe Bilhop of FuLDA, hitherto poffcifor of the fa mous vineyard of Johannifberg, in the Rhi::gau, Chid to prcduce the bell mine in Germany, fold the produce of it to Citizen FhItGEN, of Mentz, beff:re the ill of December, the day on which the Here ditary Princes were to enter into polfeffion of the countries ailigned to them by the plan of indemni ties. Citizen HERGEN caufed the wine to be trail): ported to Mentz, by Rudeikeim, but it was feized on the road by the Prince 0101tANCE, and placed in a (late of fequellration. Citizen HERGEN has arrk ed to aflert his right through the medium of the deputation of the empire. LECHOItIi, DEc. 15. —We have had here for Come days a Dutch fcriadron, confiding of three (hips of the line and other fmaller velfels. We have learned by its arrival, that an Englifh fleet, of three (hips and feveral frigates, have landed in the port of Orilagno, in Sardinia, all the troops which they had on board. The colledion of Inch a force in the Medito.Tanean, in the prefent cir eumliances, is very remarkable.—Liguri,,,, Gazette. Letters from Naples (late, that on the 3oth of haft month, M. Ir•Eiset, Charge d'Affaires of the Court of Ruin:, at Naples, embarked for Conftaa tinople, where he is to fucceed M. TAMARA. HOLLAND. Hacus, Dsc. 31,-I'he euhange of couriers between our Government and that of the French Republic has been extremely brifk within thefe few days; and as the former have decidedly triumphed in the affair of General Moursicamtn, the fubjeet of their correfpondence is thought to be of a quite different nature. Perhaps it either relates to the loan which is in contemplation, or the commercial negociations carrying on between this country and England. By a publication iffued by the departmental Go. vernment of Holland, it is decreed, in purfuance of previous refolutions, that the combined Court of Jullice for Holland and Zealand (hall be dif folved on the loth of January next; on which day the eff-Etive eftablifliment of both refpedive depart mental Courts of Jullice is to commence. According to a letter received from our Com. mercial Commiffary at Dantzick, we find that the difeafe which raged there among the horned cattle has now ceafed. We hear that ftrong reprefentations will be made by our Government to the French Republic, for procuring the Batavian Commilraries in France to be fupported in the fame prerogatives which are accorded to the Commilfaries of the French Re public refiding here and efpecialty in that of afEfting the mallets of velfels with filch courtier in. terpite as they than find neceffary, or eveq without loch Alliance, if they fhould chufe it. Orders have been allied, for the purpofe of pre venting the inhabitants of Helvoetfluys from be ing burdened with French foldiers; that, on the embarkation of the troops dettined for Louifiana, they be kept as much-from the Ihore as poffible or, if it happen that they mull flay on land one night previous to their going on board, they (hall be lodged in the wooden habitations of the fhir. !rights, who are to make room f or t h em . A report has been credited for fome time pall, that one of the (hips of Admiral Dit IVINTEeI fquadron had been wrecked on the Barbary coaft. Happily, however, the Admiral's letters contra die this affettion. On the 24th inft. failed under convoy of the cor• vette De Vlieg, a fquadron of tranfports carrying out troops, civil officers, with ammunition and other articles, to Batavia and the Molucca That fame day failed likewife a force of 1000 or 1200 men, to Surinam, Demerara, and the Welk India hies ; in which the Government intends to keep firmer zermlosu than it bar yet allowed to & inti mated in the nem/papers of this country. The troops are to go out in fmall detachments, and fa as to elude asmuch as poffible the notice of other powers. The Batavian Legiflature receives at leaft an hundred reprefentations a day, againl the plan of paying off the public debts, named relcriptions, in new obligations, inflead of ready money. The merchants of Amflerdam. Rotterdam, Dort, &c. are all in arms againft the meafure. The refcrip. Micros, though only eight days fince, at 71 or 72 per cent. have fallen as low as 63i. The market prices of our other Hocks fall in equal proportion. It is not true that the French Government has demanded a loan of 3o millions from the Batavian Republic. But there are, indeed, French Agents in Amflerdam, who tile every lislicnation, though with little or no fuccefs, to perloade the monied interell of that city to furnifh loans to France. There is exa:zgcration in the report in your newfpapers, that the f 'metres of this Republic are occupied by French troops. But this is no new event ; ever lime 1795, Breda, Bergen op Zoom, Gorcurn, Flufh.ng, Bois•le-duc, and all our thong towns have been. as they now aaually arc, bad by our French allies. ROTTERDAM, DIG'. 31.—The Bzias ian re f it lion.; were yeiterday low e r :11 Amilerd A in ; but refit e Dutch funds, upon the whole, keep u,s, it being under fiord that the prof: Red loan is not )ct finally carried. AM f(Tt ADAM, DEC. 29. —By a Royal order of his Catholic Majett y. dated Nov. t 9, it is enaftdd. that on entering merchar.dize at the Spanilli cur tom bottles, IPecifie certificate% muit be produced. mentioring the origin of inch goods, and delivered by the Spanith Cordial% eftablitacd in the provinces. • where thole at ticks derive their origin; or. in de lea cl which,by the Coaful of the von from which they are expedited. co fig na be WI ac