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I I A HUMB ER 4384 THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. T° -MORROW EVENING, January 5, 1803, will be Prefented QUARRELS. The Opera at FAMILY UARREL.S. The principal rears bj Mr. BR ANAM, Mr. WINDEX Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS, And Mr. INCLFDON. Mrs MATTOCKi, Mrs. MARTYR. Mir. CHAPMAN, Mrs. DIBDIN, 114 , 4 WADIYV, And Menem srORACE. 'so which tell be added the Fate* af • THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. This Evening-Family %arras i with High Life Below *Stairs. Ladies and Gentlemen who could not Obtain places for the New Tragedy of Alfonfo left night, are refpeftfully acquainted k will be repeated in a few days. In confequence of the numerous applications for plus' for the Comedy of Speed the Pinkie:, it wid b performed as loon as FRESH POTTED CHAR. . No 707, STRAND, CORNER et 6Avoy STEPS. December 24. 1802. JOHN BURGESS and SON relpeafully inform the Nobility, and Families in general, they have this day re ceived a teeth Cupp!) of FN FSFi PCVFTk.D CHAR tram winan • dermerr Lake, which they can rt.coturr.:nd to be of a furcrior quality to any brinre introduced. Ncw P. Sturgeon, 'Welch Smoak'd Salmon, Iltrunfwick Baufages, New French °Eves, &z.---W; , rehorfe as a-ove. 'SHE very dillingoifhed Approbation which ROBARTS and PLOWMAN** New Manufactory has experienced, from Her Ma'city, the Royal Family, the No- bility and Gentry, Ste. (Ulm* from them their refoeciful ac knovrledgraents, and they flatter therafelves from their unre mitting attention to produce Taftc and Elegance in th,..ir eittm five Collection for F.:thionable Drefs„ that it cxcerth in Novelty and Variety any thing ever exhibited in this Country.' R. and P. being the Inventors and Manufacturers, warrant the wear of every ankle fold in their %Parchoofe, and beg to *acquaint the Public, they are qtly to be had genuine At their Ware-rooms, No. I,Chandois-Arect, Covent-Garden. T'ASHIONTABLEDANCINGbyMr.ALLEN. 1 privately Tattght to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age. who have never learnt this accompliennent, or not in the Un proved modern Bile, at No. tp, Sherrard-ftretA Golden (gum., and No. to, Great Alb.. ltreet, Goodman's-field..—They are Tat.ght on a Flan particolarlf calculated for till& to whom it is an obje& to acquire it expeditioutly, privately, and in the ruft ityle cf fafhion, Foreigner, Ois-ters, and Cotintry Refidents, who rr ay with to learn in a few days, may Board and Lodge, privately, in the Usk, and receive cona4nt 't rudlion. The Seed Weekly AtTerniela are every Monday, the Band ondudled by Mr. Taylair ; none but dubleribers admitted, none but people of re pedia can fu •fenbe; refpetlable Schools and Fain h a, if ^•tt diftant hens town, revlarly at tended on the uftial tondidons, and initruaed in every slegant requifite of modern Dancing. AROMATIC SMUT of VINEGAR, (The Original Inver tin of Mr. HENRY.) Prepared and fold by TA3IIAI/ and WI Dan Hewer, Clietulfts anl'Apothecaries, Manehefter. 9 1-;IS Mont agreeable perfumed Liquor is a Compound of highly concentrated Vinegar. joined with *be moll, plesfant Aromatics. Its ftrong and pungent Odour senders it catremely grateful and faintary to perform labouring taster (dead-achs, Faintiags, ant. and adapts It for camer ae:Rog the bad (EMU of heated or foul Air. Hetet it has horn &mid highly ufeful in Rooms, where the Inlet:ice of Fevers, el Sore 'throats, or of other contagious &teaks prevail; and fn all cronded places of public retort, as Theatres, Courts of {lce, the. It may alma be particularly moment:Wed to PC:. kIIIk re6diog in Hut Climates. Pie Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, prier k gd. each bottk, ftarap included, is fold Witold:de and d etail,R by Bayley and IJew, Cockfpur- Reece, (the only Perfons ! antborged By the ffruprkton to fell the fame,) where may be had Sponge L ae . of Gold, Silver, Cornelia. Crvital, ate. N. B. Facifßottle, beades a Caper plate Label. Ogned by the Preparne, hes the Letters T. and W. HENRY's AROMA TIC Snare of VINICA a moulded in the Olds. The Names are airs hagrawd in the Stamp, the Counterfeiting of which Is rdony, At the fame place may be had,Henry's Calcined wtl[a, in bottles at as. pd. zs. 6d. and as. 6d. each, Ramp bi eluded. WHEN Profealonal Men of education and re. fponSbility deviate from the maned ()diem by the fe itsilost of a moll= Branch, the fametion of long continued dam& is the heft criterion of factiority. Tim years have i devoted my plootee to the eaelulive treat ment of THRE* DISORDERS, and the FiseafiAil relish of any plan gives rr. additional anloar to omit as.far as lam able the ravages of thofe complaints which sea the malt import sat In the catalogue of human Alter initiation into every branch as an to Farrar, i brand a wi th at an early period of Prelim to mime individu al, from the igocnoo; of am-dewed Men, or the equally dan gerous putt panel of general Praclitionere. The TIDIES MOROI , RS, to the cure uf which I have de. vita my attentkia, comprise fpeeies el VENUIZAL aurwrlol4, whether .4 a recent or Meng darathaa,—adir, All hinds of Draturv, whether asifiwg from the hahks of Schoolboys, or the Indulge nee of mature age, and Wall that de- magentrat of the fyaent in Women *tidal. called LARAEN NESS or STRR I Lay. Numerous di:eafecar - t!-e rrfult of' ignorance or bane in the treatment of a f raple Donorrhea. mid It not ttufrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life arepoiftmod by tbe Indircrction of an unguarded hoer. By a hiperke method loch coutplainu are =fay cured, and even ttrLate 9: h.-rs lave fiiled. I trait that I way prefume to der a raslic.l rr-cfteblifhmeot. t v ,wncr an antis the com..lc.tca difirefs In the 4.lierder. tonsiond antis the c.larnisous ablations of Men, who from Endulgeont in • SOLI l'te Y V itthe prevalent O fi , e of a faationable acer.te thatatatc of Debility whit .% is the onsouldoble coatis/nee of (orb pernicloos habits. Where the unhappy !offerer broods met his mifery, but care fat) conceals his misfortune, it racy be fame con elation to lint to know, that al hough it be an °M.& of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praentioners, the NA tmal of there DECIi Clk:NCihabythegradualprogrefs of Re nova? ion is the acquire ?tient of my repericive. lithe rites of Bacchus or Venus h ave begun to reduce manly vigour. much winery will be prevented by as early cortatcraction of this imyuid Rate, and In theft cafes an peat diffieultlcs math error Dot where this Defichn-y has f.e . Trays 'sifted. a proper Per teem:tee ts i ndifpen ably re; Lifeeevil.. the !lumbering fparita Per of I 16% and to re-animate the Conftination. MARRIED loos of who have be whim& Ism been dita p th2t nu,ftpointed in Vick es peaat a ?milt, may si A meet fuch deeds are curable I.! t.t..dimi bt It The SECRECY vioC eh is foellertial to my undertalting,and the tbalilleatioes which I ham piefumail to Rate. Ices the rails a my Pretenlirma , aakl ri coiruiskam with ilk it this inti mation is :reel, that Mr. ERE'. may be canlaked perfona'.ly ler by levers lactating a (mall note) at his hide, Na 29, Anal- L4treet , strand, tie=r Temple-LT. There is an additional amerce is Water-erect adjoining, Ong the name Is on both the dorm U. RILLE, Malabo 4( taw Payd CAW of Sutras she • 1 "Ff4' TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST 'INDIA STOCL LADIRS AND MAN, A GENERAL COURT will be held on Wel nefilay the zgth of January, for tie Elesdion of a Direc• tor, in the room of Mr. Huss via. I beg, therefore, molt carneltly to folreit the honour of your fupport on that day. Th.: inaccuracy of the Lifts has prevented me from finding :he refidence of many Proprietors. I hope, however, previous to ths:Day of Eledion, to pay my perfonsi refpeds to all who refidc in London. It is iropoillble for me fufficiently to ezprefs my grotefol fettle of the encouragement will which I have beam honoured; and I Should feel myfelf extremely mortified, were I to he etirtadered in any initance deficient in that attention, which the Proprietors have a right to Agra, and which it is as well my Inclination as my duty to °Verve. I have the Honour to be, with great refped, - - Ladles and GenticmLn. • Aldermanbury, Your molt obedient and devnted Servant Dec 3T, ace. WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON. Mr. Jackfon's Committee fit every day (Sunday excepted) at the King': IleadTavern, in the Poultry. TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,_1803. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, HE Manor or Lordlhip of BASHA LL, in the WeR Riding of the County of York, (shout 3 Miles from CU:heron) Soother with a modern Stooe.built Mullion-Wee and Metal Mainers, Parma, zed Lands, in BABA dada* oontainlng in thewhoie goo Statute Acres of Arabic, Meadow, and Paflure Land, or thereabouts, which is free from Tithes, and the greatelt Part of it in the bisheft Rate of Cultivation, and the remainder very capable of Improvements. Alba, a capital Watcr•Corn Mill, and the Tithes ifeulng 371 arifing from about t 70., Statute Acres of Land, lying in Radian. The Manila° is fituved on she Banks of the River Hodder, and commands a molt delighted Prdped; and there are feve ral Acres of Pleafure and Wood Land immediately adjoining. Further Particulars may be had by applying to W sod T. Carr, Solicitors, in Blackburn; or to John Powell, Efq. No. 9, Staples-Inn. TO DE SOLD, Purfuant to an Order of the High Conti of Cbmeery, m de In a Caufe, FAIRER againft H 1001,4 14 with the approbation of JOHN ORD, Efq. one of the Maters of the fail Court, on NVednefda, the Ilth, Thurfday the i3th, and Friday the 4th days of J anuary, igo3, be:wren the Hours of Ten and bicren &Hoein the Furencnn of each day, ur the Tinker Inn, at Tursey, and at the Half Moon Lin, at Emmydee, in the County of Bedford, in Sundry Lou, A CONSIDERABLE quantity of OAK, ASH. and ELM TuvittEß, yrowin! in the feral Pardhes of Cold Brayatid, Lavendory, and Newton Bioffonivilk, in the County of Beek', and in Harrold. Hagfden, and Kempfton, in the Said County or &Mon!, on different parts of the E.ttates of she late Was. Ferrer, of Culd Bra field aforefaid, Efq. dreeafed. Printed Particulars may be bad at the Paid M-Itcr's Chain- Devi, in Southameton Buildings, Chancery-lane; of Meru. Graham, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Morgan, Bedford-Apart; and of Mr eau'', Angel-court, Throgniorton.ftreer, London; of Mr. Gee, Surveyor, 'Survey, near Oulney ; and of Mr. Eitelle Surveyor, at Catiletborpc, Near Stoney Stratford, Hoehn GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Meer.. HODAIDNSON and Ca At Garrey/ars Coffeaboufe, Change-alley, London, On Monday the 7th day of Fein - nary, IEO3, in Six Lots, T'HE MANOR of PAINSWICK, a truly 4r. tirale Freehold Mate. eonfitting of a Capital Manor Perm, and nearly One Thanhad 411Eneat Cop bolds, within the Tithings of alompleonabe. Edge, dpoo9Otd, and Strew! End, encoding over forma Thoufaad Agnes of Land, with Fines, Chief Rent, Q‘it Rents, and Heriots. The Manor Farm Node, with requifite °Sees, is Belated on a healthy fpot, commanding extenfive views of the beautiful Vale of Painfwick, lying exceedingly ermtpad, in the centre of 330 Acres of rich Arable, Pafture, and Meadow Land, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water running thro' and uniting in the fame, very convenient for en-aing with excellent falls of Water, of from it to at feet, and might be very advantageoully tied for the Mutufadtory carrying on in tke neighbourhood. And alto five feveral Parcels of Woodland, part !adored, Well Rocked with Beech, Oak, and Afh Trees, lying within the Manor, containing 38t Acres, the whole of the eitimatad value of nearly 8001. per annum. Mr. Wrn. Baylis, of Painfwick, will thew the Promifes, of whom printed particulars may be had ; of Mears. Dunn, So licitors, Lincoln's Inril; and of Merin. Hodlkinfon and Co. Surveyors, Arundel-Ekren, Strand, London; where a Plan cf the Eftatc they be feel. - CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, On Friday the attb day of January next, at the Rainbow Coffee-houfe, in Carotin, at Tomlin o'clock, In about Twenty LOTS, SEVEN HUNDRED and TEN very prime OAK TIMBER TREES, many of which arc of great di.. menfioos, fit for the principal pieces of r, i ‘ps of a large fuse ; as well as fevtral prime butts of Cooper', timber, of the moil minable fort ; likewife others for Hammer and Engine•Beama, Mills, Am now blued and feribed 'lurked, and (Unsling in one Wood. contiining &toner tso Acres, coiled FRYDING HURST COPPICE, between the Two Turnpike Roads lead ing from Oottalming to Hallemcre, and Godainting to Chiding ford; very conveniently atoned for both land and watercar rig-, from Godabning Wharf, 'Whine tierefrom only Eight Miles, and about One to the Turnpike Road on either Side, 'Twenty from Amadei and the Sea, Thirty from Foramen* and Forty-three from London. Alfoalsoot Twenty Acres of Underwood, a put very full of Hoppers' Stu,. Poles arc. Stc...-Likewife a number of Awe Beech Trees, near Grew Derkbamptlead, In Hutfordesire. Janes and Edward Lawrence, who rade in the MAnor honk, in the centre of the Wood, will thew the femoral Lots of whom Printed Particulars may be bad; alfo of Thomas Ft ids, Millwright, in Haft:were; the King's Arms, Oodalmine ; Whits e, Guildford; Norfolk Arms, Arundel; Swan, CM elsehar; Crown, at Portraostk; at the Rainbow; and of Mr. Runt. Land &Timber Surveyor, Charlotte- iircetllloo.rtibury. ELEGANT SPORTING RESIDENCE AND ESTATE. IN YORKSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. RAINE, At the Rainhow-Colfee-houfe, in Conthill, on Friday the day of February, at Twelve o'clock, in One LOT, A VALUABLE and very defirible FREE -1-1. HOLD ESTATE. lying perfedtly ec.npall and wed wa rred, ',fretted by tip River Lirpfey, which runt above ground throso Part of the Lands, on which ft •ndi a mat complete and *pan Villa, with every requiem attached and detached Oece, well known by the kW= of FALCON EiVa-HALL, in the Pariah of Fe:holes, about Half a Mile diftant frOon the High Road, between Drilbeld and Scarborough, Nine Miles Iron, the former and Ten from the latter, and Twelve from Bridlington t topetbet with a molt excellent Fa; m-houfe, with tenvenieut Om-buildlegs, and fundry contiguous Inckiurcs of good Land, containing near Eight Hundred Acres; together with the Manor of BOYTHORPE, extending over about One Theufand A rec., of Gretna. The Reliciter, 011iees, and about Six Ave' of Land. are In the Occupation of the Proprietor, who will give immediate poGilion; and the well adapted Furniture is to be taken lir t be Pure/safer at a fair Valuation. The reit of the Land is lull by Mr. William Nutbrown, by Lafe, Six Years of wkida are now unexpired, at a Nett Rent of about Sect To be viewed till the Saar, by applying to Mr. Nethrowa, of whom Printed PatticuLes may be had; alfo of the Printers of t:ie Yurk Courant and Newaßle Advertifer; Swan, Ferry bridge; Angel, Demeaßcr; of Merry. Caton and Section, No. S. Gray's Inn bqvars :Rainbow ; and of Mr. itaine,Laaid aut. 4 'riot, hart9us-strut, Ilioasatbary, Lead" A NEW EDITION. WITH BEAUTIFUL ETCHINGS. This y was putsliThed,Vrice Two Shilling., A Seemed Elzion, Tbnx C Etchings of the pal and molt peturckic Occuz., mitt: ly Defigna by Tri Sum, r riiE TALE of MYSTERY ; a Mzla Drame , au pcdormed at the *Meat!,. Covast-Girdos. 11, THOMAS HOLCROF r. Printed for R.. Eisilli?s, No. 71, St. Faun Chnrch-Yard. .7‘ 4 ,k(01,-A/ vp.!cf 5.•)c PRACTICAL AnRC'JLTURE. In the Pref., end in February will lie puhlithed, in One large quarto %rename, I"...uitrated with upwards of ,to Engravin7A, reptetaning the various Kinds of Nett E NT$ and other hi,tenawrar aillpted to the vo lt il Methods of C.:- iti tivation. and alfolfferen• Breeds of DOM E STIC ANIMAL*, A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL A. 4 - ACRICLILTUR.E, includtng ::11 the modern Illtrellte- D3CUES anJ Difcoveries, in which the Principles of Chemilley are applied explanation of the Marine and CompoUtion of SOILS and MAnnar.i ; anti thnre of ot:.er S:iences i^ the breed. re ming, and fattening of nifferent Anti of lava :=TUCIC the whok intended to combine and explain full 3. an 1 C3Eati:CE. ly the PI.IIIICIPLIS and Pahartch of the Aft of Hulbandry. - • ft . :EN. XI. D. W oticips) Printed for Rs Patcari. No. 7 t, S: Paul's Church yard, and to be bad of an Boobfdlers. PEACirknd the PLOUGH. SOLDIERS, SAILORS, and EAST and WEST INDIAN SPECULATORS, verso are returned foceefsfel, and roan to praaife HUSBANDRY to advantage, are Idfunned, thia the ANNALS of AGRICULTURE, collefted and pubillhed by ARTHUR YOUNG, Efq. I.R.S. and Secretary to the Board of Agriedtert, are pobiinted Monthly, price as. and delivered by all the Bookfillers and News-Cartier in Great Britain; a long-ellablithed and well-reeelvcd Work, in which are inferted various Papers by molt ref:ie.:table pratti• cal Agricultnrifts, with their names and places of abode; upon the means of judging of Soils; upon the circuniftances to be attended to in buying or Wring Farms; upon the advantageous modes of farming Arable Land, and tbock'ng and managing Paftures. Containing alto all the Premiums offered by the, Agricultural Societies in Brit - in, reg,larly publithed in no other Work, by which enterrrifing Farmers may knew all ep porttnities of becoming Claimants. In this Work are silo contained Regifters of the great Slieep.Shearing and other Agricultural Meetings of the Kingdom ; Notice of fuecefiful Candidates; and a general detail of every thing intereiting to the Farmer and Crazier ; Plates and Dcfcriptions of new:y- Invented Tools ; Parliamentary Papers on Azcicultural Ince- ' refts; Notice of Bills that cot cern the Landed !meted; the Monthly Primp gf Corn; Farrniv News; with a variety of Information front anal Experiments made in every part of the Kingehltn, from the Year 1784 to the prefentrime. Can. ptete Sets n 3y Vols. and condoned regularly. No. 217 was puhlilhed on the tit of December, sod con- Wiped the Plufbaadry of htsGrace the late Duke of Bedford by the Editor, with four Plates ; an Account of Lord Nelfoo's Efiate at &nine ; Improvements in Caithnefe, by Sir John Sinclair, Bart. No. 228 was publillied the tlt of January, SO3, containing, among other Articles. OCMOntioo4 on Cli mates, Ken/awes, and the Weather; Cllconorny of a Park, by the Night Hon. Sir Jefepla Banks, Bart. P. S.i Trani afUons of the Suutt.ffeld Cattle and She Satiety, ate.. Sold by iticiaardfons, karat HoLLdivii.j. Hacus, Dsc. 28.--Citisen C 23111. BRRTHIER, brother of the French Minifter of War, arrived here yefterday. He is to take his departure with the French troops defined for Louifiana. Lieutenant General DAPIIDILS ; defeated in all his fchemeh and the future prefenting no very fa vourable profpo, has folicited and obtained his difmiffion. As Come recompence, however, for his former ferviceh we hear be has obtained the grant of a piece of heath land, fituated in the en virons of Haltem, on the payment of a certain annual quit rent ; fo that it feems all his extenfive proles% are now circumfcribed to the humble oc cupation of his unafpiring fire. We hear that the Government of State has charged the Secretar,y of Forcign AfF.tirs to re. monftrate with the French Government, through the medium of the Batarian Arobatfador at Paris, i againfi the Pilot College ellablifired at Antwerp ] and northing, for providing the requi fi te Pilots for ! the navigation of the Scheldt and its ca9als. A ferrous report has lately been in circulation here, that a number of French troops, not in the pay of this Republic were, neverthelefs, equipped I and eloathed at our expellee. Meafiires, however, have been taken to contradift an affrtion fa dif. honourable to both the Governments. All that can have given caufe to this report is, that 184 French dr.tgoons, quartered and defined for the Louifiana expedition, have been maintained at the expence of our Government, on account of Gen. VICTOR; and the amount of which is to be deduttedl from certain pretest - ion; which the French have fet ast us. lOn the soth the Government of State decreed a regulation on the granting of Sea Letter s. or Paports, according to which all drips going to fea, and paging the fartheß bum, pinks and herring bulks excepted, mutt provide thernfelves with raid Pagporui by the City Governments from which they fed, and thew them to the last guard-1 (hip, on pain of forfeiting three gilder. for each lag which the veld Mall have on board; the Placate of T 727. on Turkill Fairport', and other refolves thereto relating, to retrain in full force. A panic has fazed the Merchants of Amfer. dam: The enure of it is, that the Government of State has prefented to the Legifluive Body, a propofal relative to the Batavian rercriptions payable after the peace. By that plan, thefe funds will be exchanged for national ulaligations, the payment of which isnot fixed for any particu lar period. Without entering into long details, it will be fufficient to fate that each rekription of two florins would Cullman, by the propofition, if it fbould be acceded to by the /..egillature a lots of nearly so per cent. hecaufe the national debt would be increated for the obligations in rteftion, 6o millions ! l'he mere propofal of Inch a plan has produced (itch an eff.Mt upon public credit, that all our funds, particularly chafe in quedion, have fallen and s per cect. in the ipace of two days., The dlicsistms is at ;:s FR.INCE. PARIS, DECF.I4IIER On the 23111, the Second CMI6II grand dinner to the Diplomatic Corps, And t great num bur of di ilingiti(h:d foreigners. On the lad, paired through Nancy, a BrItY)1 MeirCrlger, On his return froin Vienna to London, and a French one on his way to P.aria.c.n. . - Thz Daughter of the late I)nke of Parrna, who embraced a monallic life, fhb refldes at the C.o. veil of Colano, which was parpofely erected I , r her. S:)e. waits for farther accounts fr,.:n Spain. to regulate her future condo& The Duchefs Dowager has fettled a fifth part of the allowance alfured to her by the Court of Spain, as pennons upon thole, who had given particular plod) of at tachment to herfelf and her late fpoufe The Princes of Averlberg and Ettethazi palled through Strafburgh on the zadinil. on their way to Taris• Very warm difputes hare arifen between the Autirian government of the Brifgaw and the Su periors of the Germanic Langue of the Order of Malta, to which the poilialons of the immediate ecelellailical corporations of the Brif'aw have been ceded by the general Reeds of the Deputation of the Empire. This contefi, however, has hitherto been confined to a number of proteations on both fides. In the mean time the Order has been oblig. ed to abandon the matures, which had been taken to obtain poreffion of its indemnities, the proceed. ings to that era having been declared illegal by the Cabinet of Vienna, which has poilponed the de• cilion of this affair until the conclufion of its nego. ciations with the French Government. The journal der Defenfeart of Tuefday laft, con tains the following article : U There is now preparing in the Palais de Jur tire, in the grand falcon, formerly called Des Li braires, where the Grand Judge is to fit, a chapel placed at one of the extremities, opponte to the (lairs ascending to the Tribunal of correetion. --Amongft its decorations are four lonic columns, which have been rebored for this purpofe. This raft hal', is divided in the middle by arcades,which are covered with fuperb tapeßry from the manu faCtory of the Gobelins. The place is the fame where formerly was celebrated the mars, known by the name of La Meffe Rouge. A place is pre pared in the fame hall for the purple of contain ing a great number of muficians. In that part of the hill which belonged to the Tribunal of Ap peals oppoftte to the Judges, there-are a number of ascending feats, evidently refereed for the Con flituted Authorities, to be invited t(sa Cerra:ay. which, judging from tha preparations that hove been made, will be heightened brudegree eneoullo.-- fuited to its importance!" A negociation for an exchange of the territo7 in Further Auftria and the country of Ortenau carrying on between the Duke of Molnar, and the Margrave of BADEN. The parties are not as yet agreed with relpart to the turn to be paid as pur chafe money ; the Duke requiring,much more than the 800,000 Arnica that have been offered. 'The negociation, however, is not broken off. PAIWAN OC Lou makes himfelf much beloved in the vicinity of Widdin. Corn having begun to become fearce, he has ordered the grain in the gar rifon magazines to be fold at a moderate price. The caravans Rewire can travel with greater fecurity in the neighbourhood than almoti any where elfe. DREADFUL EYENT......I.C2Fers from Genoa, of ithe tsth December, mention the fudden demoli tion of more than two-third parts of the village of Villaguardia near Oneglia, by a convulfion of the earth, which took place in the following manner: 'the village was compofeci of about So dwelling houfes, and aoo inhabitants. It flood on the (lope of a hill, in high cultivation, and abounding in copious fprings of frefh water. On the evening of 22d November laR, two apertures were found to have been.convolavely made in the ground near the village church. It rained all that night. At day-break on the 23d, all enormous mars !writ down from the fummit of the hill, brought before it all the furface earth, and fen at lail upon the houfes of the village. The roof of the church was the firft thing demoliflied ; then 57 of the houfes met, one after another, the fame over throw. This pallid in the count of the 23d, and fo (lowly, that the unfortunate villagfts could view, at leifure, the progrefs of their difaßer. In the night of the 23d, the ruins were removed to the &Rance of 200 paces from their former &infinite. On the morning of the 24th, the remaining houfis were feen Rending within a precipitous ac. cumulation of earth, which, extending entirely round them, prefented every when a perpendica. lar front, and rote to the elevation of so fathoms. Vineyards. gardens, olive trees, were all cranked and carried in one mafi into the neat river. The channel of the river was filled up, and the (truant above converted into a lake. An oppofite rock. on the territory of Befiagno, at tall arrefted the motion of the mars. A Dope, one of the heft tivated in Italy, remains now but a bare roars On a track of land four miles long and one broad, there now remains nothing to Rinke the eye bat ruined houfes, deracinated trees, and ilagnating water. The poor people of the village have no prefent filcher, but that of a few of their cottages which are yet &ending t and from which the? can view only their ruined property, and defolated fields. Some parts of Upper Italy are fo overdosed by the late heavy rains, that perfons say go in boats alnrift the whole of the way from Venice to Pa. daa, the intermediate country being entirely laid under water.