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I6.—The PRINCE Of ORANGE ) with his Son the Hereditary Prince, continues at the Chateau of Oralgestein, where he is attended by many Dutch Emigrants, whom he has promised to employ near his person, as soon as he has received his Indemnities in Ger Many. There is no doubt that the Ele6toral Dignity will be conferred on the House of Orange; and it is • certain that three Battalions of Prussian Infantry, and two Squadron of Hussars, together with Artillery, will be given to the PRINCE of ORANGE, in order that he may take possession of his new grates. These Troops will remain as his until he can organize other Corps. . A French Commissary is arrived at Aschaffen burgh, especially charged with every thing relative to the Archives of the Countries which belonged to the ELECTOR of MAYENCE on the Left Bank of the Rhine. The Eleaoral Chapter of Cologne has not ex pressly refused to renounce the spiritual jurisdiction which 'it exercised in the countries ceded to France ; it has only simply demanded that the matter should be referred to the Archduke ANTHONY VICTOR, whom it regards as its Sovereign. The ELEC TOR of TREVES, in his renunciation, has re nounced absolutely his rank of Archbishop, having no Suffragan on the Right Bank of the Rhine. : The ELECTOR of MAYENCE isnot in the same situation: he preserves probably his dignity of Primate of Germany, the Bishops of SPIRES, WORMS, STRAS-1 BOURG, FULDE, WURTZBOURG, AUGSBOURG, CONSTANCE, COIR.E, EICHSTADT, HILDESHEIM, and PQUERBORN, having been hitherto Suffra gans of this Metropolitan. The Archbishop, who has given his renunciation, wished that the POPE would send all matters relative to this objeft be_ fore the EMPEROR, as Supreme Head of the Ger man Church. He still possesses large domains in Germany. The ARCHBISHOP Of COLOGNE possesses on his part, the Dutchy of Westphalia. The Bistiors of MUNSTER and Coßvizy are his guir,gans. RATisuoti„ JAN. 15. —The Minister exercising the functions of Hereditary Marshal of the Empire, announced to the Members of the Diet, that its Sittings would re-commence on the Ist of January at noon. FLORENCE, JAN. B.—DoN PEDRo LABRADOR, formerly Ambassador from His CATHOLIC MA JESTY to the Court of Rome, took his departure to-day from this Capital. He pursues h 4 route to France, where, it is said, he is charged to assist at the Congress at Amiens, in the quality of Ad jun& to the Collin Del CAMPO D'ALANGES. The Count Del CAMPO D'ALANGES is detained at Genoa by indisposition. . STUTGARD, JAN. i 7 news of the assassi nation of the PAcuA of BELGRADE is confirmed. These disturbances have induced the Court of Vienna to colleC some Troops on the side of Semlin, to protea the Hereditary States. There are several large bands of robbers who commit great depreda tions in Austria and Hungary. BERNE, JAN. r 7 expert with impatience the arrival of our first Landaman from Paris, be cause we shall then know the result of his Confe rences with the Chief Consul, respeling the fu ture Government of Helvetia. Seven Hamburgh Mails continue due. It is reported amongst the best informed circles, that an arrangement is in contemplation for the establishment of His Royal Highness the DUKE of Susssx at Hanover. It is even said, that he will have a very great rank and interest in that Ele&o -rate, by the voluntary cession of his illustrious Bro. thers. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK began on Wednesday to remove his valuable Library from York House, Piccadilly, to the War Office, Whi m _ hall. Yesterday he took possession of his new residence, No. 6, Cavendish-square, which he has taken for some few months, till he can determine on some more permanent situation. The Earl of CLARE, we are concerned to say, is far from being well—lt is said, that he has expressed a wish to be relieved from the ofECial duties of his high station. . „ The gallantry of Sir EDWARD HAMILTON raises a regret in 'every liberal mind at the fate which he has experienced, though the sentence of the Court Martial was certainly marked by great impartiality and justice.. It is, however, in the power of MA 4ESTI' to restore him to his rank, or otherwise to rc ward his distinguished services. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 28. SAILED the Amelia, Urania, Piscrard, ifrej l ai /L' thy it, and Immortalize Frigates, M ek era , Spider Sloops of War, on a Cruize in the Chan r P in pursuit of Smugglers. Arrived the Hope, CLARK, and George, BIJLKL E laden with wine and fruit, from Lisbon. PORTSMOUTH, 29. ARRIVED this evening at the Motherbank, a r ` i was immediately put under quarantine, His M3l es ' ty's Ship L'Egyftievne, from Egypt, commande° Capt. GORY.. Arrived the Doll.bin,Y ouLDEN, from Peinbrol4 lIIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY. DOCTORS COMMONS, JAN. 27. THIS day the Right Hon. Sir WILLIAM gc ° , proceeded to the adjudication of the follow * causes : The Catherina M a ri a , Romdahl, Mas ' et, This was a case of further proof with respe-',I 11 a very valuable carg o , com i nsr , as asserte d, 0 4 Batavia to Copenhagen, ct.;lllbe as Neutral property.—The Court condemned l e , cargo, but restored the Maste r ' s pr i vate a dventof 4s The Kroon Prinz, Gulk, Master.--n was a case of the same de sc rip t i on , as to destO o f tion and property.-1. -. Court ordered further Pr ° as to ship and cargo. The Samuel, -----Schwenson, Master, -- 1 , 11;5 0 , was a case 'of further proof with r es p e ct to the perry of the ship.—The Court restored the sa lt on payment of the Captors' e:xpences. The Potsdam, Claaeses, Master.- - Court restored the property as claimed in this O s which consisted of a cargo of timber. By the Theresa frigate, which arrived on Thu day - at Portsmouth from Malta, we learn , 0 0 Lord KEITH was with his fleet at that island c f the 29th of No v e m b er . L or d H t yrcuiNsoll ha of reached Malta a few days before. A deputatio r , o4 ° the priqcipal inhabitants of the island to our is vernment is arrived on board the Theresa, which now performing quarantine. At Chatham, on Tuesday last, a Court of,_ /° i ; quire wa s h e ld on b oar d Hi s Maj esty ' s gun- 1)r o ; Mallard, Rear-Admiral ROWLEY President, 1 41 Lieutenant. JoHN READ, Commander of the gun-brig-, charged by the Surgeon of her with b 3 ~ ,t ing refused to gi ve p roper necessar i es f or the ' co of the Sick on board. The charge being 40 part proved, but malicious and ill-founded , Court, in consequence of which, after a long e c , amination of several of the crew, honot;r3b l Y quitted Lieute:•mt READ. 'lO i The Leicester Packet, Captain SHARP, w n i l o brought a Mail to Falmouth on Saturday fr9 111 , - s il, Leeward islands, sustained in her outward Pa s- 9 1. a successful contest of two hours and4oimillilt-cl4 Sr. Domingo, with a S pan i s h Privateer, cl'il'l,lo four 9-pou n d ers , an d 70 or 8o men. AfLer e Leice s t er h a d expen d e d 2 6 0 s h ots, t h e Priva t es, hauled off, and escaped owing to a ca l m which S ceeded th e aaion. Not a man was e ither kille d wounded on board the Packet, t bo The Ship Ceres, now afloat, is ordered by to Court of Dire6tors of the East India Company t be stay only twenty days at G ravesen d ; and , d under-mentioned tunes are fixed for the Bruusaigjf and Cufnells, instead of th ose f ormer l y a ppoi nr . e i to The ,Brunswick to be afloat the 27th insr.-- -53/ , 0 3 Gravesend zd of Feb.—stay there thirty days' - /11 be i n the Downs the loth of M arc h. Th e Cief t rit i to be afloat the 4th of March—sail to Grave se o the 18th—stay there 'thirty days, and be if Downs the 23d of April. ; 11 l The Honourable Ea s t India Company's shipsAi, I Notiirsham, Captain J oHN B AR FOOT ; the en Captain ANDR EW PAI'TONT ; and the Plenty lal` t it ii; ton, C a pt a i n THomAs \IVA;;EFIELD, re ceived I'' th e dispatches from the Bombay G over nment °l' t i l e Bth of August ] for china. His Majesty's ship i i i i Suffolk, is appointed to c onvoy t h em pa rt Pi - voyage. The Lord iftywkesbuty, Captain WI Ll.i Am ~t , ,,. 1 NALDSON ; Fort Willi am , C apta i n J osEr fl 13 ° 1) V DERSON ; Airly Castle, Capt. ALEXANDER NA; r 6 and the Worc e st e r, Cap ta i n S EARLEs W ooD , "t v e s at Bombay on the 16th Aug ust , ta ki ng in c ; al" • for Europe. -4 ` s r., The Ganges, Captain ALEXANDER GRAY, ' t he expeeted to come out of dock at Bombay, 0° ,.. 0 0; 24th of August ; and rea dy to sa il f or Ch i na •a" . the zoth of September. it h The Company's ship the Boddam, Capt. J'"•, l 4 arrived at Madras on t he z 6 r h o f July last ; ( 1 ° 11 "d her passage, she wa s s o extreme l y s i c kl y , t hat I were obliged to keep a ll th e p orts d own c onstar' for near six weeks. Id The following ships were to have been dispate 0 0 from Madras for China, in order to load horr le „!, „ the rsth of August l ast , v i z , t h e Ifindostan, Care • MILL ETT ; the Hdpe, Captain HORNCASTLE ; 01 , Boddam, Captain J ONES ; t h e T rue Britoil, Ca pd CLARK ; and the Admiral Gardner, Capt. BgA I FORD. itig -The storms which p reva il e d i n t h e B a ltic dor A last autumn occasioned a number of shipwreck s ' di e letter from Dantzic, dated Dec. 29, relat es stf 1 ' following anecdote l e s peeti ng one o f t h e s hips I ° $ 1 viz.—the Blenheim belonging to Mr. , P° l.l ' Y t 'o l Merchant of that c ity. Th e C apta i n a nd P" l ' irl , the Crew were lost ; but C ount S AINT QII 11 “ 1 0 a Captain of Austri an H ussars , w h o em barke"d London to join hi s Regiment in Gallicia, sav e~ by great efEnts. He clung to the w re oe of a mast, on which he was driven about by De waves for the space of forty hours. At las t ' oc e received assistance ne ar S to l pern . By his pr es e, of mind he also sav e d a b oy o f e l even y e ars °f die 1 He was sinking, and had only one hand abov e t he water, when he seized him and placed him 0 11 mast. ' 1 illi