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IS. aut. TT ..... - . 0 Ttench t 4. .0 go ••• I* , Ilamburgh ARRIVID. PRICE Ot? STOCKS, THIS DA' AT TWE.L.vt orcLocic • Consols 73 Mom) , Ornniurn - 4 THE SUN. IteLtl4 .QUIS DLCI:4S ro.sum AUDZA ? LONDON, JANUARY 7, 1403• CVs tteeived this morning the Paris 16xtitals to the 4th Inst. The Moniteur still continues its at_ tacks against this Country. in the Paper of the 2d, there is an article, which is as confused ant incorreft as the former ones were false and malig. na►nt. it states, that the Commercial Cities of Hanikirgh, Frankfort, and Nurembourg, are the channels through which England has paid per. son, for committing orirnes on the Continent ; and very serious threats are held out to those Cities, in case of the renewal of the War. The Et.4l , Egok of G ELMANY has not yet formally ratified the Cow/ahem. cz the 301 Sitting of the Deputation at Rai;s4p, the Minitaer Of Brandienhour: delivered his Vote, which States among _other things, that although the Ellt4o of ?Russ' at a inane period might. not ob. jet to an increase of the Catholic Votes, yet he saw no necessity fbr that measure at present. It appears l.y Letters from Sauitzerland, that Ge. oeral NEtt has announced an intention on the pin of the Frcnch Government to unite some C(*.1144110,1 of the•Clinion of .k.i'oleure to Franer. The FrCpCli fund are s 6. zs. • A Data , Mail arrived in Town this morning. It brinzs an account of a dreadful fire having happened the City of Gortalibevyg, which has destroyed ot - zsly 4 fourth part of the Town. The damage is catimate.l at 2,000 1 000 of DOMIS. A great part of the houses and property which was consign tisa4, it is taid, insured in London. The Detth of CANltilt I one arrived on the ott. 4L Franic.rurt 1;00i ktittitga,./. The itoyitt. V4titi,,y,cutste to !own on Wctinqs, day I.ext for the wit)ter se;i3oo. They ostol, oce3sitioilly. visit Winthor Kew, but-.their prin. ttriltiontm will be BneltAnt ; hatis t°fuvc :a It to rfporttd, i,t, t INN Rpval ifighnrzs the Iporze of Kit tvr i about to visit I::iigland on act:omit of ti.t, flosALoocits. Esq. late Advocate. Cf,llVt'a!tri lII , ' FOr"lndia Company in Bengal, was returoel W Parliament for the Borough of En. the ;oh nit,' NV: , klneday afternoon, as Hp 1144JesTI was re. taming from London to Windsor, the pole of the oirriagd hio);,e near floonsiow, in consequence of s‘ hid), one of the horses fell down, and received one blight injury. The carriage was in no respea damaged, nor was HIS MA3 two` delayed more than toy tninotes by the accident. On Wednesday, niter the Levee at St. jawh's, Tliw Litcellcticy b.tron 51LVt1411321.41, the Swedish Minister, wits invested with the Older of the Polar Star, at his houhe in ilowland.stteet, by Baron N0t.....tx.t30, who ronesented SWZDISIi MA juoTy at the ceremony, when moat of the Foreign Ministers attendeti. On Wednesday evening the Earl anti Countess of 14,..u.cotiwr arrived lit their hoirse in aivendish. square, trom Bath. They came in one of the,Royal Carriages, K. and Mrs. Tint.sys4)ll are returned to their hourm in Grosvenor Siorire, from their rp,ar in York_ attire, where they had most liberally left orders fur three oxen to be killed, and dhttibuted a k ron gs t o.eii poor neighbours at Chriltmas. Lott zu4 Ludy tvlottreTH embarked at Dover on TuerAby, in the Courtirti of 4441, Capt. SAmr. toN. Tice Dutehe4v (If DEVONSI4OI atAI Lidy• IL CAvnintax retvahred at Dove, till the returrt of I)3cket, to have, t'ot tom ihtituation of tht,ii isryivai 'l l lle riorchrss 01 Cox atm has olre4ttly give") two 1} slsr st Po:is. The froteign itanlmsmlurs ore .tu ritypers, on ceciair, cvcn, inv., throughout th moon, PrivAte accounts front Paris say, that a, plan is tmaer colibitictution of the French Government, make the TteLei V'cr% 'tif the Revenue pay the •T.occi, Etc. tilrtWy into the Treasury, in hard tr) trstnrnittett to Paris in tmiii 7 coache s , I.'ll of exchange. No . receipts are to te kir, even ;4 , cir.gle day, in the receiver's hands. 84114.1 - 11 E LA MY, and the other Senatarit• of t h e Colotrii,iiott for !Avis!. affair, have ( ) niers to vre . rare both ,flans of teparate Constitutions for the shaft:tit Cur.tonl tesiteCtively, and likewise, a ge r.eral [lan lot their confederative union, and . fin roweth otutnott Govertumnt with 'which the oral ti h Ud be invested. 6tni that we have mistuted, itt our Parer of ve , ter d it y, Ih i e) ige t=> which the ortrttnctits—at. Coe Guart.l3, liecome vaunt by the removal of , the atini of thcOC GuardA, are to 1.,e uppropriar. The u e ap,ittments ate not actoinet.l for tile A,lj;i4titc, of the ifo, t-Guirds, but ate onvcrtt:(l jut ,10 of fir the Adjutant.Geoetai's depart. u. , ),;:„7 1 , 1 ul letiveti from Cruwn-weet: what rcipeft to the par.,.fe of the Vo' (.2uar,..„ i.,cotrvet, ' ' P IZ IS, j atv, TIIF.R2 are Commercial Houses at Fra,kfirt, Nurembourz . , tfamburib, which are .the Channels through which those persont are:. paid, whO have 'been exeittd to ceumnit 'Crimes on the Continent. If it is true that that Fae, tion which is the Enemy of the repose of rope, will still continue .to sacrifice the treasures lf a People who have so many titles to the ala i:lBer of Brave and Illustrious, and to second the views of DUTHEIL DANDItt, the Brsiioi? of AR RAS,'-arld of GIENVII.Ie, &c. we advie them to use at little circumspedion ; and we also ad vise the Magistrates of those . Cities to be upon their guard ; becaose all Countries, and parti cularly Commercial Cities, who give refuge to the Agents of this Fadion (whose property is, placed beyond the Seas, and who engage their money, hut not their blod, in War), ought to know by cx_ perience, that War may bring with it disasters, and that their weakness may cause them to become the viditns. Those Cities whose existence depends upon Commerce, are More interested thin any others, that this Peace, which has been so, happily. C6tar Wished, blIOUld be of long duration. The Son of Mr. de FE NOUL IN, who had. been stated in the Molliteur, and other Papers, to have been the Banker of Mr, WICK tiA.M. and of DANIA E, at Conttanct, has inserted a Letter in the Afonitrur, denying that fia. The Consuls of the Republic have decreed that the Light Infantry, Dragoons, and Hussars, who are stationed in the 27th Military Division, are to furnish Detachments to assist the Officers of the Customs in preventing the importation of 'Contra. band (iota's into the Itepublic. The Duke and Dotchess of SomatisT, .General M‘Ks woe, I. 13Aattsr, Colonel C. 8i wART, Mr. STURC,F44 :Anti 1104.;, other persons of distinc. tion, have,AVed in this City. A lire broke out on' the r sth December at the house of Count POLOSI, at Vienna, aprillis Ex. cellency was so severely hurt in 'endeavouring to save himself,' that he,died next f.tay. 1-ItrE, Pac. our Canals are frozen up, and the communication with Amsterdam and the other Cities of the „Kepablic, is now only kept up by land, which very 'much increases the apence of the conveyance of goods, and has augmented the price of provisions in the interior. In many places, she Municipal Officers have taken measures so re» lie ve the poor inhabitants at the public expente. li Altuinist:4o7Ht Of tite rlipro 4,4 i, of Artutee. datu have presented to the Inhabitants of that City, a pint for the future regulation of their affair. The Inhabitants are to rcie.ll,tre 011 the first of January, whether they will adopt this plan or not." In order to prevent the Importation of prohibited Merchandize, the Government has , published a Law, which, if it will not entirely prevent Contraband trade, will, at least, render it very difficult. PETERSDURGH, Uac, I7.—The EMPEROR of RUSSIA being to establish English Breweries in his States, has granted a considerable ttaCt of land near Moscow tp . Mr..PoTAron, for the growth of Hops. The Minister at War, Rear.AdmitallVlottolvflor, has given in hie resignation. R A Tlsnot!, Dac. Exttaortlinary De potation of the Empire held its thirty-fifth Sitting. the day before yesterday. The Direnodal Minister again submitted to their deliberation the Vote given by Bokenfia in the 32d Sitting, and also the D;:cree imperial Commission of the 3oth Nov. The Sub. Delegate of Majtare voted, that a Report should be made to His hirrat AL MAJ wry, innuediatelY previous to the opening of the deliberations of the Diet on the general Gone Lounr. A Decree of imperial Commission, dared the 21st of December, was . yesterday carried to the Dietature of-the Piet, the substance of which is .as &Allow t"lhe principal Imperial C:lnrnistary is charged to cleclev .that ills NI to esr,r the 2s atrtaaa has no difficulty in ettn.' tenting that the Definitive Cone/moon of the Deputation of the Empire, although not yet ratified, shall be provisorily submitted to the deliberations of the Empire, assembled 13inicr its Supreme Chief, in 'ord?r that, after removing the difficulties which still piLlOcn, the .11uptrittl sanClion, and which, according to' the 'Treaty Of Peace, and the 'Constitution, ought not to be lost sight of, the final and legal termination of the business of , the Indemnities in all its parts, may be accelerated as much as possible. His ibj. r tit t A 1. M A) esTv adheres SO much the more to these mea sures, since, to the propositions'ef Indemnities, the Media. powers have cenne4led others, which iritt(fOlC with the Fun~la3tient : 3l Con.titutiot,i of the Empire, without being the immediate re,ort of the Deputation. 'Tits MAJ . stsv thinks he ought to recommend these ob.jai;; rly, to all the States ,of the Empire, Pc4tlad':A 'as he isOltat they Wilt endeavour to maintain the conttitutional relations of Religion, thy; Treaties of Peace, and decisions of the Diet; sit well as all the other relations Wlticif contribute to the maintenance of a . Constitution, of whist) the benevolent pro. teetion and efEeta have ensured, dining so many years, aati under to many difiitelit ttntsplcuitouT, the prosperity, and the independence of the,9erMail is Eotly," l'ettettlay the Deputation was occupied with the hht Memoir address;; to thcat Ly i Prince gull o,t of Fvut.DA l on which they reStil Vett that his tiigh nets ought to be contented with the offers made to him by the Hereditary PR 'Nen of 9RANG4. it is asserted, that after the modifications have been made, which have been called for by the Em. rtßoa of RUSSIA, relative to the guarantee of the'.Neapolitan Troops which arc to garri son that Island, will be maintained at the exile= of England and France. The Votes . of Bavaria, Heise Calsel, and [Fir_ Lemberg; given in the 35th Sitting of the Deputa. tion, contain, pretty nearly the same dispositions ,•'`ith those crigHssed by the Vote of Brandenburg, of which is the following is the tenor : " The Sub-Delegate has seen with,satisfaaion, by the Declaration made by Bohemia, in the thirty-second Sitting, that His MAJUST Y will accede entirely to the Resolutions of . the Deputation, relative to the maintenance of the Secularized Beclesiastical Prinees,and that His Royal High ness the Archduke AlvTliOny wilt renounce his nomination to the Archbishopric of Cologne, ind to the Bishopric of Munster. As to His Royal ,Highness the GRAND Dux z of Tuscany, His Majesty the KING of Pi US$ X A will see with pleasure the interests of that . Prince satisfied, and he will willingly contribute to such an. eyent. But the De putation ought, in , that respea, to rely with absolute confidence upon the 'assurance given by the Mediating Nowers, that they*wlll find adequate Means . fOr pose; without the Negotiations opened at Paris having any influence on the progress of the labours of the De.. putation, and consequently without its being necessary to insert the 'generaleenclusum, a particular reserve, which would throw the indemnified States Imo- new inquictudes, and which might render distant, or even cause the fai lure of, the principal object of the labours of the De putation. The Sub-Delegate of Bohemia has' doctored Ulteriorly, that the business of the augmentation of the Mem bers of the Eleaoral College, and of that of Princes, ought to be sent back to the decision of the Easr AKOa ond'Ernpire. Ile is entirely agreed Upon that point, and to muds the mote, as, until this moment, there has not been any ulterior pro position upon this subject, on the part of the Mediating Powers. Ills pdajesty the Xs 1.14 of P1tt1.45:4 may not, per haps, in future Uppose the Proposition for an inCll32so of Vutes in fave,utof the Catholic Party, but he cannot In any rase accedeOthe t iinCiple, that the re-establishment of the relations of 4eliOan" tenders necessary, at present, that mea. sure. The sish=l)elegate reserves his opinion on the Decree Of Imperial Cornmissien of the 3oth of Novethhet." BELNE, DEC. 25.—The State Prisoners in 4r bozirg arc treated with great lenity by th► Com. timodant of that Fortress, which cannot fail - to di minish the tigour of their lot. The Helvetic Government have granted Pensiops to the Soldiers who were wounded last summer in the Battle of Renzg. The last Letters.from. Paris,,giva.us well.fokinded hopes that the French Government is disposed to H'modify its intentions in favour ofa Central A,dritini. stration, and of the establishment of a particular (prow:rent for , all, lielveda. Others assure tat, that. what regvtl., the %hole of Surtr4.,/. 1 w24 rvifi be discussed in a General Diet, which. will a4semble once a4ear, and 'continue sitting a month. The Members of Otis Diet will be ekaed for life by the People. • _. • . • Several villages of the Canton of Salture having preheated an Address to general NET, praying to be exempted from the War Contribution, he replied, that as those 'villages were to be unit. ed to France as soon as the limits of Switzer. land were ascertained, they would not be cdn. sidered. as liable to pay the War Contribution. These Commun e s arc situated in 4 Valley of Jura, Called Xiempttal. A gpmsellor of State of great eminence, at Paris i went lately to buy a pearl necklace for his wife, at the ,lkop of a Jeweller in that city. The jeweller asked 20,000 livres for that which the Counsellor chose. The purchaser was unwilling to give more than 2,000. One of the admirers of the Lady overheard the conversation, and upon the husband's departure from the shop, paid the difference to the Jeweller, and bade him carry it home to the gentleman, and offer to accept the 12.000.. The Jeweller did so. The Counsellor, ~urvtised at so sudden and so mat a lowering of the, price, suffered him to leave it, and then earried it to be inspeeled by another Jeweller. The secon d Jeweller instantly said, that to a customer it would he , sold at mono livres, and that he would 4lf give 17,0c0 for it. The Counsellor left tilt: vecklace--t0414, he moncy—rpaid.the .1.;.000 And_ thus disappointing his wife's admirer, ppeketed soca livres by the uffitir, Yesterday morning, soon after two o'clock, while Mr. GAlltt ) one of the roasters of the Piazza cotree.house, was sitting in his bar, con. verging with persons about biro, apparently in the best health and spirits, he *suddenly fell back in his chair, .and expired *without a 'groan or the slightest convulsion. His position bring but lit. tie altered, his situation was not at first noticed, and he only drew attention by his fixed eyes, and being unable to answer when' spoken to..— It was thought he was in a 4t. A Gentle man of the Faculty happening to be in the hi t i se bled him, but a „very few drops of blood only would issue. g A rti t l thing weskit - le that medical as s i stance could cfrat,(but in vain. Mr. GANN was a very lusty atill.a'VerY healthy man, much respeded, The shock thts event gave to his wife, and the w h o l e rday -easily be conceived. Wednesday sesonight John Berry ) the p t o. man, who carries the bag between Linlithgow and Do-ores, -was taken up"by'll/ir. W l l4l4;vtsptq i ttnd committed to prison, on suspicion of taking letters oat of the bag, which, as reported, he had been long In the rcaOico of 49/Pit, to injury ,gitb.e revenue, MAIL. SWABIA, llsc. 14. IghiEDIATICY after the return of a Courier from St. Petersburgh, the Convention relative to the Tug can Indemnities will be published. The Town of Passau is assigned to Bavaria, but the territory of Eichitadt is robe given u Russia and russi will guarantei the Treaty. Coril'r cnces on the subje . 4 of the Indeninities of the GRAND DUKE of 'TUSCANY are a: Paris, between the Coon- . senor of JUSEPII 'BONAPAaTEapd Count, COBEN 110 are 'appointed Commissioners for the sons by 0:6: respetive Govern. inentS. LEGHORN, Otc. ig. Til E gafavian Fleet under Admiral DE WI tl TE a l p which has been cruizing on,the coast of Africa, ar rived here on the 9th from Cagliari in Sardioia. It will p3SS the winter here. It consists of three: Ships of the Line, of 7o guns, and a Galliot. BRIISSELS, DEC. 2Z. YESTRRP/iY General BEXTMEIt arrived. here from Paris ,nd the next day continued Ids journey into. Holland. The celebrated VA4 pp& Wool. continues, with permission of the 9Qvernment, at Brussels. 'Pc Ex-Pita-tor LiAlum is likewise here. GOTTENSURGit, Dec. ae. A dreadful fire broke out here about two in the Morning 'of, the Both, which' continued burning. twentyboors, and consumed almost a fourth part of the town. The middle and finest part of the town is laid in ashes, as are the Free.mason's Lodge, 24 the houses of the Diretiors of the East India Corn. parry ; but the warehouses of the Company have es. coped. Above Soo families are burned out; but the greater part of the houses, it is said, are insured by , the London Phoenix Insurance Company. Fortu. nately no lives were lost. The damage occasioned by this disastrous event is estimated at nearly two millions of dollars. 1 FRANKFORT. ,Dsc. 2.13. /Ls Royal Highness the bum/ ref C4aaliAtuct arrived here yesterday, on his retprn from Cita/. B° rd. His Highnes4 the ELECTOR. ARGIi-ciIANC2 . ;.. , LON, Sgtlt Q 0 the saf,h 34 elevlen At_ oisht, from Asehaffenbutg for Ratisbon:' 1 ~ • chl,._;unday riptt, St f Paul!sf;athedral - !411 opt 4 fin Service Usuai ti'me, alter been shut up for sevcrat mow.!';, in' corisNutnce ox the Organ haying undergynea , thorough repair. • A new Pulpit hub been ere ted,and;ottter necessary rg ; - paratiOns have bren made. coffre-dam, at Bell Dock, 'Wapping, / Ins b eil) finished, the quay wall of the. Dock built i.minpi,tely round ,for somewhat more than one.thira of Its height, the wing walls nearly completed, the foun dations of both locks are puttin in, and the exca vationli going as rardlyas the reldon orate year will permit,, The foundations of clic ext erna l an d patty walls of the To b4cco Warehouses are nearly .completed, and the I,valls in some places got up to the roofs. Gyeat part of the foundations of fire stacks Warehouses ) , on the North Qq,,,a3L4LAJJ:e Dack, ate executed as high al) the sprinting of the vaults„ On Wednesday evening, about half past six o'clock, a fracas of a very serious nature took place in High-street, Mary-le-bonne. A _Lady and. Gentleman were passing down the street, and the latter went into .a lobster-shop while the Lady" walked gently onwards; as she passed by a butcher's shop, two men were standing at the door, and one oi them said, " that's ad—d fine woman, I should 1 . 11 , ,:c to have her for my wife," and caught hold of her ins very indeliCate manner. The Lady resented the' in* sult, and said, "I'll fetch one who shall give you pill presently ;" whereupon she returned to the alipp where the Gentleman bad stopped, and informed him of the circumstance. He immediately went to the butcher's, and laid hold of a boy ‘vho web ;Landing tEI the shop, on which the other came out, and the Lady said, " that is the man who in s ulted m t . , ' The Gentleman instantly quitted the and si scufflee — ensued between hint and the cir r. The Gentleman, was to enraged at tits Y. , ,TorritstZ, that lie drew a pistol from his pocket, and lodged the contents in the butcher's cheek. tnan's is shattered, in a shocking manner, and he (Iv? ties in a very dangerotis,state. Thc Gen tlernao, whoks name we shaliforbear to mention, describes himself to be an Officer in the Army. He Ml 4 committed by Mr. Neva, from the Petlice.Office, MarlbOm rough -street, to the New. Prison, till the rate of the unfortunate man is decided. Two, hundred cancelled notes ' of ten and five pounds value, are s a id to have been taken by Pere sons unknown, out of an iron chest, in the gank ing.house of Messrs. It'Lczost. and Mr NET, at Dover, and had been in circulation some week') before the return of one to the house occasioned a di4covery ; the numbers have been proclaimed by the Town-crier, to prevent any person in the neig l , l ,o, bouthood receiving them' in future payment. A. Soldier offeted one lately to a Tradesman, and tgl. , its being stoppPd, said he had found it in the street udatc _this u L t v i a y e c r e c Y o s tuPerri7lailsbyi poss i b l e s t i r x a i n t n y q s . a 'l tt e i i i t i Y o ti n i s e . p u : a ili k g i a n e g r e t° w e e l :c c "yr to take h , t it tci n r htthre,ci trials atute different the ee ensuingo gaols nlt t v o es N de ns eiv ialo g n a s t y e a ; tn i ct n ixi orde r i inst, Wed ) 4 111 1 froLc 14 of Ittat lanai< CUri.ve • Till tor wh is life ievent Trib ut tnent, I :ration, the roll nut by public On iz id and A L, w'