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The whole car fully ieletled from ancient and modern bietory ; including (Amount, Bowman, Aubrey, Moreton, Thirteen, Campbell, 4n4 many other celebrated widen, who hive made SA penimitral Appearances their peculiarstudy. Pub ialied by J.-u-s Cuielee, Albion Press, lry• lane, Pater niot-r nos ; a-id sole! by C.Chapple, Pall-Mall, and Soutbarnya toe low, Ruwell equine. Of when" may be had, price 3s. A WOlt LI) OF WIT contairtme Chaecteristic Am."- +A.. Mots of eminent hang Verson), by the Hun. etr. Tittrd Edition. PISIREIGN INTELVGENCE. HAMISURGA MAILS. 1149420110 H, JAN. A letter Ekon Vienna, of the 3d of January, says, " The regiment of the Archduke Iferdirt.ind . , and that of the liu,sars of the Archduke Palatine, des tined to reinforce the cordon formed upon the fron tiers of Italy, are upon their march for their desti nation." Another letter, of the 26th December, says," The regiments of Czartorinsky, Beaulied, and Murrai, which were at Limberg and its vicinity, have received orders to march for the frontiers of Austria upon the side of Italy." A letter from Naples, of the 14th December, says, 44 It has been argued with so much earnestness, that our Colin should desist from the neutrality which she has hitherto observed, that the English minister appears afraid of being forced to remove from this place." nusust, JAN. 14. Yesterday evening the seven Mails, which had been sent to Wester Hever, returned, as it was found impossible, both there and at Nordhorft, to ef fee their conveyance to Heligoland. It is remarkable, that though the Lider and the Hever were frozen up on the 15th of Dreemberi the port of Cuxhaven, from which Mails no longer can be conveyed, still continued open on the 6th of Ja nuary. VIENNA, !Mi. 5. The Archduke Charles, having represented that the great distance of the province of Tyrol requires for the dispatch of business, that a particular Gene ral should be appointed to command in that pro vince, His Imperial Majesty has established a General Governor at Inspruck, and has nominated to that situation, Lieutenant Field Marshal de Hiller. J •s. 9. The Count de Bellegarde is appointed Ambassa dor to France, in the room of Count de Cobentzel, who returns here. Advices from Genoa state, that Admiral Nelson has blockaded Port Mahon. JAtt, 10. We are assured that the Archduke Loufs . will, in all probability, be appoined Inspector-General of the troops on the frontiers. He has for some time concluded the proceedings of the military commis sion appointed for this object. rtaaovaa, 7 Att. 11. * Ey virtue of an order from the Executive Com mittee, the Magistrates of the two cities have, the sub of this month, forbidden all innkeepers and pro prietors of public houses, under a heavy penalty, or corporal punishment, according to the exigence of the case, to receive into their houses any societies composed of more than thirty persons, or to give balls or fetes, because these son of parties of plea sure may occasion disturbance. The French pro prietors are excepted from this interdittion. JAN. 15. It is intended to celebrate, on the lath of this month, the anniversary of His Britannic Majesty's Birth-day, by two dinners bespoke in the two clubs in this city. By the late order, the namber of guests cannot exceed thirty persons. The remainder of the hunting establishments, as also the pack of &et hounds, we are assured. will inunediately set out for Paris. BAWLS Of THE VISTULA, J• 11,2. His Russian Imperial Majesty has been pleased to assign the Count de Lille the city of Kiew for his future residence, with permission, however, to re. main in the palace at Mittaw till the weather be comes milder. The necessary 'preparations have been made there for the reception of that prince. ITALY. inc. 24. The King of Sardinia has received new proposals of indemnities, which annihilate the sovereignty of the Republic of the Seven Islands. He has com municated these offers to a great northern court, by which they have been disapproved. MILAN. DtC. 24. It is said here, that the Italian troops now in France will be sent back to their Republic ; and the French troops in that Republic Le employed in occupying the Neapolitan territory. vsnicE, nee. 19. Letters from Toulon state, that the squadron of Admiral Villeneuve, consisting of ten ships of the Flue And six frigates, are in the road, and ready to sail at a moment's notice. ♦sstcc, sic. 29. : In the ensuin . % spring a great camp, for the ex ercise of the troops, will be formed in Friuli. Se veral regiments are intended for it. It will be formed on the 14th of Ain ;', in the plain of Ariano, and the bead quarters wily be at Pordenone. The evolutions will commence on the 12th of May. It is generally raid that 'their Imperial Majesties will ♦isit this camp. , Dec. 14. The demand that this court shall no longer re main neutral has been so urgent, that even the Eng- i lish minister appears to expect that he sLall soon be obliged to depart. rision, DIC. IS. The advice received here by a courier, that Spain Ina declared war against England, has excited no surprise, since it was long expelled. Our neutra lity will now soon be at an end. sine* Portugal will be obliged to take part in the war. The Spanish Ambassador has frequent conferences with our Ministry on this subjea. On the other hand, we are very anxious to learn what measures will be taken by England with respell to Portugal, as we have been informed that a great expedition is preparing at Portsmouth, which is destined against the Bra zils. Instrudions were sent, threeireeks ago, to the Governor of the Brazils, in what manner to ad, should foreign troopl attempt to land there. IltaDlitD, DSC. 20. . . It is said; that the ilrince of Peace will inspea the principal ports, and review the troops in the camp at St. Roche, as Captain-General of our land and sea foram. The report that Admiral Nelson had attacked Port Mahon, and landed some troops there, is not confirmed. Couriers are continually going and returning be tween this city and Paris and Lisbon. There are now five Swiss regiments in Spanish pay, and a new negociation has been entered into to take more into the service. Several admirals, vice-admirals, and other sea of ficers, have entered into attire service, and repair ed to their different marine distrids. Eight regiments of infantry, and some comps• nies of artillery, are on their march for the camp of St. Roche. Orders have been given to send rein forcements, if possible, to the garrisons of Minorca and Majorca, and to place the fortresi of Port Ma hon in the best state of defence. All other warlike preparations are making with the greatest aßivity, and every thiag appears to indicate that the war against England will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour. It is hoped, from the aCtivity that prevails in all the Spanish ports, that a Hest will soon be fitted out, which will be capable of contending with the Eng lids Meet in the Mediterranean. The prole lion and encouragement which the King of Spain has pro mised to his subjeßs, engaged in the honour of de fending the Spanish flag, are not limited to the per mitting that all English ships taken by Spanish pri vateers may be carried into any port of the king dom, free, and without any deduetion from the va lue of the prise; the , privateers will also be supplied with all the arms necessary for their equipment, only ender the condition that they shall be returned to the arsenals of the state, at the end of the war, should they then be in existence. It is believed that Portugal will likewise very soon declare against England. The greatest activity is manifested by our Minis try at War, and of the Marine; but it is believed that no great operation will be undertaken before the ensuing Spring. CADIZ, DEC. 15. Within these few days, several regiments of in fants y, two regiments of dragoons, several com panies of artillerymen, bombardiers, and miners, with great quantities of heavy artillery and ammu nition, have arrived at the camp of St. Roche. These reinforcements wiU be followed by various other troops ; namely, several battalions of Spanish and Walloon guards, and some corps of Swiss, in our pay. Every thing shews, that Gibraltar will be attacked as vigorously as possible. The garrison in that fortress, at present, is not strong, but con siderable reinforcements are speedily expefted from England. The Commandant in the camp at St. Roche has forbidden all communication with the garrison, and the military service,is enforced with the utmost strietness of discipline. All the ships of war here, and at Carthagsaa, are fitted for sea ; and a great number of saikaa have been procured. General Moreau will sail from hence for America, on board an American ship, within three weeks. Several rich frigates are expeCted here, which are in danger of being taken by the English : Sis teen millions more of piastres are as their way from our colonies. CONST A NT INOP Li, NOV. 29. A Convention has been concluded between the Porte and Ishmael Pasha, who has secured to him self the government of Acre, by which he is con firmed in that government, under condition of re storing to the Porte the treasures of Cie late Gh Pasha, which, according to the report of the Captain Puha, do not amount to more than two millions of piastres. Ghezzar was supposed to have died much richer. The Captain Pasha has now raised the blockade of Acre. He has sailed with his squadron for the Straights, and will no doubt men arrive here. A new Minister from the Republic of the Seven Islands tits arrived here, wholes had his audience of entry of Ibt Grand Vizier said ehe Grand Signior. His first liminess has been en vernarnt to the Pa rte . that his government, in its metal embarrassed state, is not in condition to pay the three years artears of the annual tribute of 70,000 piastres ; on which ac count, the Grand Signior has reduced the tame for the time elapsed to 4),000 piastres annually, which sum has been paid by the Minister. As soon as it was known to the Grand Signi a , that the troops had received no pay for more thir ; two months; he demanded of the merchants, a n d oche: persons of property of the empire, a forced loan of three millions of piastres. and ordered that the troops should be paid double their arrears to re move the cause of their discontent. As Marshal Brune, a fortnight ago. demanded of the Porte an escort to accompany him in his in. tended journey through European Turkey, an n%. cer, and a sufficient number of men, have ban pointed fur that purpose. and the necessary di tions have been made for providing the pi, 1 .„ carriages and horses. Marshal Brune has. howtrn . declared, that he aspects another courier from Paris. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF COMMONS-4ATIIIDA• • JAL ta. The House having met pursuant to adjournmera, Mr; ALsIA,IDEI brought op thes.Roport of the COM miuee of Ways and Means. The Resolutions were agreed to, and Bills order. dered to be brought IA upon them—Adjourned to Monday. THE BRITISH PRESS LONDON, MONDAY, JAMVAILT tS. The ten Hamburgh Mails due arrived yesterday with letters and papers from that city to the 19th, and Dutch Papers of the 11th. The contentsl.: the first Lee have been anticipated by the arrivals from Gottenburgh in the course of last week, — the substance of the remainder is gives in our preceding columns. They contain several para. graphs, which shew that the Emperor of GERMANY is not in that inetive state in which Bo is would have him considered. He continues to rein. force his cordon of troops on the Italian frontiers, and a large encampment in that quarter, it is said, will be formed in spring, which will be honoured with a visit from Their IMPIRIAL MAJ ssr t ts. General Bauxa b afraid of retaliation upon the French for the Crime' committed by Borsr•Rrs against the laws of nations, thought fit to request an escort to conduit him safely to the Turkish frontier. His demand has been granted by the Divan, but his remained at Coastsuninople so late as the 2tb of November. erpecting a courier from Paris. A letter from the Banks of the Vistula states, that the Emperor of Russa• has granted the ear of Kiew. for the future residence of Louis XVIIi. This city was once the capital of Rus , ia, and conti nued to be the residence of the Great Dukes until the 12th century. An Edinburgh Paper, of Wednesday last, an nounces an express from Greenock, dated Tuesday morning, stating the arrival, os the Friday preced ing, of two strange men of war, full of troops, al the coast of Argyle. The particulars will he found in a subsequent column. Neither the Greenock nor Glasgow letters or papers of Tess day, however, take anj notice of such an event, and the non-arrival of the Glasgow papers of Wed nesday, in consequence of the severity of the weather, has deprived us of any dire& information from that quarter. If the report, however, be not a fabrica tion, the vessels will probably prove to be sonic Dutch ships driven in by stress of weather, or which have mistaken their course, in attempting to att.. home, by doubling Scotland. On Friday and Saturday morning, the RI:SSIAN AMBASSADOR transaaed busineu at Lord hlui • OILS•L'S Office. On Saturday, the LORD CHAN- . cs.ccoa and Sir JOMN BORLASZ W • laco transaaed busineu at his Lordship's Office. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, the Loan CH AS.. CILLOR visited Mr. PITT. Mr. SPARROW, the King's Messenger, arrived yesterday morning with dispatches from St. Pe tersburgh. Mr. ISAKtR, the Candidate for Hertfordshire, it is said, will be opposed by Mr. BRAND, a Gentle man of large property in that county. On Wednesday last, came on the eleition for the Borough of Devizes, when Two Naas Gaimsro4 Eszcouier, Esq. of New Park, in the county of Wilts, was unanimously eleaed in the room of Lord SIDMOUTH. Mr. HILIT ADDINGTON, we understand, is to be one of the Paymasters o f Army, in the room of Lord C. SOMILISIT. War. ADAM, Esq. is appointed Attorney-Gant - A to His Royal Highness the Prince of WALLS. The renerabie, Annus, from Honduras for Lon don, is lost on the Northern Triangles. The Sir Salley Smooth, from Lon - don, is arrived at Surinam. No step has yet beep taken as to the Spanish Plate Ships, nor has the mode of procedure in regard to them been yet decided on s—it is 'probable how ever, that the disposition of the property will be at ranged in the course of the coming talk. - On Saturd ear Fraler , :w grand .dedauJ Flanebe 'EGVILLt. simple -1 fined the tl and him, ar he Fairies, , irt ner of we with B ig joined udience b eautiful I the corium wait qted. 1 i i ,ic nor Anager, reamed t Ballet, wt / nay 'IC 'lW:if al The GI Saturday venl, bot' the Scot Harmony coritalr GOO, V ord. h as a new sung by voices v Messrs. Scotch by H A Ouse 1 L 107 V AUGH which the dill sung v by M Goss, was b Goer. glee 01 STE CNAIII was th Noti. at St. J Sat Gene New Ye Litrin excel the Frog Ye X 7l s t 4 1 Th _T 10 SI trai him 11111 1 loil si Dr •e It