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Dux E of YORK • (with, that, uniform desire for the good of the Army, and clis tingtoshed patronage which he has ever shewn to true and deserving merit) has requested that His MAJESTY would be graciously pleased 'to bestow sbrne distinguishing mark of his approbation of the condua of the Army of Egypt. .1-IrsMA.IESTY, • with that paternal care he unceasinilyshe , ais - to all who truly merit it, has been pleased to order Medals: to be struck in honour of the Egyptian CaniPaign, with suitable inscriptions and emblematical designs,- to be given to the Officers and Soldiers of the Army of Egypt. - We understand the Master-General of the Ord nance - is about to recommend the, appointment of two Colonels Commandant, with an . addition of Field Officers, to the Corps of Engineers. The Gentlemen of Property in the Barony of Inzokiqy in Ireland, have transmitted to Major_ • General Sir CHARLES Ross a very flattering testi mony of his condua as Commanding Officer of that Distria during the Rebellion in that Island. Private accounts from Paris state that the Spanish lenipOtentiary had arrived in that capital, but waited the return of the, CHIEF CONSUL and Mi niste.r for Foreign Affairs, from • Lyons, before he procceded to'Amiens, TheiChief ConSul was ex pected back before the. conclusion of the present month. By Letters from Paris we learn, that the incle mency of the weather has put a'stop to labour of every kind, and that the excessive price ofprovi. sions occasions the 'greatest misery among the poor. There are upwards of too,ooo distressed persons at -Paris, .and the soup establishments 'are only equal to the daily relief of gOOO persons. -In an account published in France of the number of Inliabitants-in Europe, Ireland is wholly Omitted. It is a little: singular :that within two years 'Eng_ land shoultUltave , added an Island to Europe and: France havaibken one- front it. • - A proposition has' been made by Citizen LA LOU Err E, Prefer` - of Bayeux, with regard to the public Libraries of France, which is More desirable than easy to effea - ; he proposes 'that all the Books of the Republic shalt be divided into two classes, viz. useful, and useless books, and that the former only should be retained. Two difficulties arise upon this proposition, first, who is to decide upon the merits of the Books ? and ,what is to become of the bad ones ? The number of Deaths in Vienna last year amounted to 15,181 ; of Births to x 2,429; and of Marriages to 2,765. A letter from Que'oec, dated Off. 20th mentions the death of IVlajOr,hlr EY, of the 6th Regiment, in consequence of- a duel -with Lieut.:WlLL is, which originated in a quarrel at the mess room on the - 25th of August. The parties met on the fcillowing-mOrn .ing, and the Major fell at the first shot. He lived ten hours after receiving the wound, in great agony. Lieut. Wir.t.ts was-immediately committed to son, and was to take •,his trial towards the end. of November. The longitude, we are told, has been discovered, by a native of Nova Scotia, " whose appearance' is such, that he may be rniitaken for an idiot, and who has acquired all his mathematical knowledge without any assistance." It is certainly very, wonderful that a man of this description should make such a4sliseoVerv, but still more wonderful is ir, that lie should - have made this discovery by " intercouse with men, retiring into - the woodlp'and fhere taking up his,r6idence in ,the .top of a high tree !" 4 There is a man, at present, livirw, in the De ,partrnent of Deux Sevres, in France, who is now ro6 , years of age he still enjoys a ,good state of-health, ,his sense ? : are perlea, and he retains both his .hair and-his teeth. Dutiog.the Civil Wars in La Vendee, he was taken prisoner by the Vendeans, and was orb the point of being put to death,' when he exclaimed —,.-",What, will not my-hundred years ',rote& me !" This address had the desired effea, and St coNuio. NAY SV Ilia is his name) escaped, " - NAVAL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 2S. ARRIVED His Majesty's Ships Aututiit, Hound, lonzo, and DiTigence,. from the aiwns ; and the Maidstone, from Marcou. Arrived the Hero of the Nile, P I F. 1. Ps, from Lon 'dOn for Lisbon ; Alexinder,Rtiob Es, from London for the South Seas ; and Jamaica, TuomrsoN,. from - London . for Jamaica. _ Carrie into Harbour the Gustaf Adolph,-Ew ART . rnaster, frapi Stockholm for Poole. - The ,Augustus Carat, which arrived yesterday, spiike the Ship Cosmo, M`KENZIE late master, the I 3th inst. all well. • YARMOUTH, JAN. 25. THE Hero, OSBORNE, and Lark, GRAVES, from sea, are put in with loss of anchors and cables,; the Friendship, SAims, from London to Hull, is put in with loss of anchors and cables ; and the -in dustg, HOPKINS, frOm Shields to Liverpool, with bottles and coals, is put in dismasted. Sailed the Two Friends, WtsrmAN, and Swan, BONIFANT, for Liverpool ; Asia, TAYLOR, tOf Hull ; and Jervis, Wool, BY, for Grangemouth. In consequence of an anonymous Letter having . been lately sent to the Admiralty, accusing Captain Durrp AR, of the Driver, of embezzlement of stores, and other mal-praaices, upon the 'arrival of that' Sloop at Yarmouth on the zoth instant,. a Court of Inquiry immediately took place, consisting of Rear__ Admiral Sir Tno. GRAY ES, .K. B. Second in Com mand, Capt. FANCOURT and Capt. COB (the Seninr. Captains in' the North Sea Fleet), when, on the most minute investigation, the whole of the Officers and Ship's Company gave the most honourable tes timony of Captain PUN B AR' 5 Officer-like condtia on all occasions ; and shewed every.mark of ignorance' and . deteStation of so vile an attempt to sully his reputation, which sentiments Were . again conveyed, to himself soon after, in Letter signed by every' i'ndividual in the' Ship, setting forth, that it was a duty. they owed themselves, as well him, to have aled in that manner ; and requesting it might he h the Commander in Chief, and by him transmitted to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. 110LYHEAD; JAN; 0:t Wednesday evening one of the heaviest gales known here for many years. commenced from the Westward; accompanied by a very heavy sea. On Thursday morning a ,Sloop was driven on shore ;' but fortunately one life only lost. In the after noon the Sachem of Portland, a large American ship, bound to . Dublin, and laden with .a valuable cargo of tobacco, was driven on this coast, and anchored Off - a reef of rocks, with a signal of distress flying. At half past : four she parted, and struck on the,tocks, the,sea making a, fair breach over her. She, hoivver, got over, but drifted to leeward into the 1-lartioy, - and, again struck on another reef, exhibiting a most melancholy sight, having cut away her main and . fotp-mast.: "nor for many hours was there a hope of saving a life from -on board her, A very liberal subscriptiOn of forty by Gentlemen detained here on" "their passage to Ire= land,' induced six brave fellows 'to attenipt to &et on board, which they effected, and in spite at a most tremendous sea, saved, by several exc;;rsions, the whole crew. The repeated and personal exet%_ tions of - Captain SKINNER, of the Leicester Packet," who alime of the Gentlemen of his profession re -mained with lights on the rocks, during the night, and took every requisite and humane precaution,. contributed much to deliver them from this dread ful situation, which appeared, to a crowd of speda tors - dri'the rocks, totally hopeless. The ship is . bilged i and will shortly go to pieces. Two .. other vessels'atie driven on shore in the neighbourhood. SIR, T 9 THE EDITO.R, OF THE S,UN. 20th yanuary, 2802. ON reading over the Minutes of- the late Court- Martial for the trial of the Mutineers of the Temeraire, I observed that some questions were put by one of the Prisoners, relative to a mu tiny on board the Windsor Castle : but, as the time when that Disturbance took place was not Particularly specified, it may probably be believed by the generality of your Readers, that the event took place while in Bantry . Bay. It is therefore but doing justice to the Charader of the Crew of the Windsor,Cascle, to state, that their condua was most regular and orderly o n the late iinforhigiate occasion ; and, that the circumstance alluded to-by the Pris'oner, happened many years ago in the.Me- diterranean—and not , with the Ship's present Come Your constant Reader, A NAVAL OFFICER.. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM JAMAICA, DATED NOV. 16. " Captain JoHN WENTWORTH LORING, late of the Abergavenaj, is nominated to the S . yren, of 32 guns. - . . With concern I state, Lieutenant AR.CHIBALD M6NTGONIERY, Mr. PERTILLA, Master's .Mate, and ten men belonging to - the Bourdelais, founder ea. itra Spanish Prize, off St. Domingo, in June last. tir ..:Three months since Mr. NEPEAN, Mid s hip 7 man, - belonging to . the•-Cerberur, unfortunately fell overboard and was drowned ; a gallant Sailor jumped after him, but unluckily shared the' same fate. " A Master's Mate, a Midshipman, and ten Men, went to the bottom in a small Spanish Prize belonging to the Cerberus, in July last, off Cuba, in a•gale of,wind. " The Cumberland, of 74 guns, and Garland, of 24 guns, sailed on a cruize the 26th ult, " Two Fretich Prizes belonging to tlte lois, with Lieutenant JAMES ALEx. Goan() Mr. MATTFUEWSON , Midshipman, and fifteen men , .were re-taken by a Spanish Privateer, and car' tied into •Aux Cayes, St. Domingo. Gen. TO; SAINT had promised to release the whole, .and sequ them to Jamaica by-the first opportunity. Spanish Privateers are ,more numerous than ever on the shores of Jamaica ; they row too oars) and'row to windward of all our Cruizers„ `4 Such is the alacrity used by our Admiral., thAt the Apollo only laid in harbour two days, after a tea weeks craze ; and the Bourdelais only twelve hours) after a thirteen weeks cruize. • " The Sanr,re;/ is expeete.d every hour 0 • Port Royal, to 'receive the Of Rear-Admiral •-MONTAGVE. " The latest news from St. Domingo state, that the nephevi of General 'foussAlNT has .declared war against his uncle, and taken possession of s large portion 'of St. Domingo. " The 'Seine, of 4+ guns, sailed ten days ago for the Mississippi ; the Topaze at the same tune for Vera Cruz, and the Crescent for the l<larannah.• -." The following remarkable quick passage tool place a few days ago : the Boiirde/ais left the Ho' vannah, And on the fifth day arrivelat Port Royal' Jamaica. _ _ " Captain GOSSEL IN; who has commanded Syren for the last three years, sailed in the Audi% Sloop the other day, to take the command of , die mriampui,., of 36 guns, off Vera Cruz." A vessel was yesterday detained in 1100$ Roads, on not shewing the necessary signals. On Friday the Weasel Sloop of War, of i 6 gun sl Capt. DuNBAR, sailed from Plymouth with Div patches for the Mediterrannean. EXTRACT O . Z A LETTER FROM PARIS, JAN. I 9 " The First Consul, it is rumoured, intends going to Bourdeaux before he returns to Paris; 2 Deputation from that City is at Lyons inviting him thither. The ucpence attending the journey to' Lyons is estimated at six millions of, livres. Barrels of pitch were placed and lighted in such parts of the roads as the First Consul passed 0 night, • " A melancholy affair--happened a short 61 ' 6 since ;—M. De CiNtsEvti, a newly erased Ern i ' grant, and a relation of the Duk of that name' in company with some other returned E m igrantsg c was dining at a Restaurateur ' s ;--during their repa s they were talking very freely against the Govan" meet, • the Navy, Army, F.'..;•c, A:v. Speaking of tf je i latter M. De CHUJSEUL 'observed, that the Ger i rats were cut-throats, plunderers,4c, 80. I.lnfl t g na g ly for him, General C.hrupt9T, formerly ° a the Army of Italy, was placed very near him, 31 1 rising from his seat s he addressed himself to the En li c i grant, demanding satisfaction for the words he ha uttered, at the same time telling him that he (Cki° - , MIL) stood no chance it fighting him with swor' - (OUDINOT is a very strong man), hut he Would gi v . him the choice of pistols, offering him at the sam e time' the" first fire. They immediately left e Restaurateur's, and went, accompanied by seccii• to 'the foie de 23041627;e, CHOISEtn. fired Pl ot (hut whether iri.gonsevence of the above . offer , of the decision (*chance, I cannot tell),and irliSs r r , _ . A, General•Qtrramot then fired, and - shnt - Crioa4r dead on the spot ;—the ball entered his temple.'` This' morning arrived a Mail from Lisb9 n .„ l brought *to Falmol l th by the Walsingham Packet'- ten days. Or Friday' se'nnight,, Wtltt Atd HoTHANT, was chosen Lord Mayor of 'York, for the Y ea ensuing. TRlsrft AM HOOO, Esq. is eleCied Mayor Lt. .' Boroughol Richmond, for the ensuing year. It On Tuesday last Weymouth market was ? ie t , supplied. with meat from France. About forty- 0 0 sasses of prime- mutton, and ten , of heifer beef, ore sold on an average at Sid. per'pound. • f Yesterday the Adjourned Session's for the Ci t y e London were to•have been held . at in consequence of the indisposition of thekecof3e j they were postponed to the 3d of February. t‘ The Shipping Cause decided against the -D 4 4 -, Companylndia on FriPy . in fitvour of Ni o l TAER.—damages 40,c001i affords an . - a dditi° l . l i s proof of.the glorious uncertainty of the Law• rr business has been battled in the Court for nor o f years, and was at length terminated in the spac e five minutes ! So immensely increased has the value of ) 1 0 been in Lancashire; that some property sold' if .exonerate the Land Tax .for Soool. has been tat re-sold for 22,0001. On the sides of canals , Soil is beginning to be valued by the foot. A ° Thursday morning the Barometer indicate.ol, storm, and in the afternoon it blew very I)3 c re Three ships, in going into Shields harbour , ' v l 4 driven upon the Herd Sand, but the tide flOO5O very high, they cut their cables, and got 9. 41 11 again.---The-The Thomas and Afirf, a loaden brig Blyth, also - got upo\ri the. Herd, - where she ruo v v io Mains:-•----The Northumberland Life Boat ad` launehed,,' and boldly thrdbgh frig breakers, soon reached the Thomas and il.fice , a . saved the whole of the crew. , o nf The late high gales have been very fatal to '7,i41; of the new built shells of house 6, several of t' it s have been tumbled down, leaving not one upon another. i[U~ t The Church Wardens of. a village s. tO near the Apennines, wer extremely a nxiou s have a St. Sebastian for th e ir ChUrch.. TheY pointed a deputation to wait 'Oporla Sculptor of c r oo ne6ce whn.lived at Arezzo to bcspeak one- b oo artist being willing to amuse.. himself, asked t Sts very seriously, whether they wished to have $ Sebastian dead or alive. The deputation w e. s l , little puitled_ by this unexpefted question, 2 1 '`" % i/ ter some time spent in e consultation, they 5,`, 11- / , 0 1 1 " we have made up our mind ; make us, 14000 please, a living .St._ Sebastian, ;And if my el ,of Citizens should wish for a dead.one 4 it will be for tis to kill him."