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);(0.1. vcll4 :eta 04. i n a' e .t, 11 Id I - qf ' • 11 )! • IC. 0 ,0 114, • in. id. ' tb. 4 1 . :rs t 1011 ad! Kr." W. etica 141 Tl . l ;4 : IVfAßcti 7. GINERAL ROC HARIDEAU, the Commander in thief of St.. Domingo, has written to the Minister of Marine, to acquaint him that ;he Duquesne had arrived at that Island with a Convoy, and that the Troops who had bet. diSembarked were in, ;good health. .There. has fallen at Rome,, as in other parts of . Italy, a prodigious quantity of snow... The roads are encumbered, and the communications interrupted. The wind, whi c h bl ows at - 'the saMe iirne: with great impetuosity, 'still more augments the inconvenience. In one of these hurricanes six Barks loaded with - • grain, wine, and oil, perished at' FiuMidino. At the Sitting Of the' Tribunate of the sill inst. GARRY teponed from'the Seaion of Legislation, on the projeft"of a Law relative to the enjoyment and privation' cf civil . Rights. This speech was or. &red robe printed. ' An enormous quantity of oak and other wood, fit for building, will be brought from the Fo'rests of particulirly. the magnificent Forest of "Per. This timber will first be sent toAntwerp, from thence it , will fae embarked for Dunkirk, Ilitvrer:liorient, Rochefort, and. Brest,' where it Fill be used for the Navy of the epublic. land used f ormer l y t o get timber for shipbuilding from the Netherlands, but that will no- longer be l i titnirted, as France will have. occasion for, the whole of.it for the restoration of her Marine., At, .Edif has been published at Naples, which under the severest penalties, the wearing in future of unifo;rns'and marks of military aistinc tion, Which have' been tolerated since the retreat of the French, and ill the recolleCtion of times of , reca, trouble and dial:l4lC f • 141:::::474\4c,1,tiVt*,e We read in the Yournal .utulet the' title of :ilugibourg,' "We learn 'that the 2"r each Agent,Citizen Ro Et!, has' annoute to the (3.o vernmentof the Republic of the Seven 'isles, that the First Consul takes'under his special proteftion all the, Catholic Inhabitants. These litters add, ,that 4 I 1n consequ ence o f this declaration, ,_prayers have been. mad in all the C7,tholic Churches of that Re. publielur the First Blittra, Fax, report of the apprbaching arrival of Citizen VartriStr4c, in the Auality of Ambassador from .the French Republic to . the Nineteen Cantons, has been spread for some days. It is added that General Nt Y will keep'the Com. stand in Chief of the French 'Troops stationed in Helvetia, of which the stay will be prolonged until .the powers constituted by the Ad of Mediation are put into a state of allivity, and until the first assem. bling of the Diet. • The approaching arrival of Ministers from Au stria,. Prussia, and Russia; is also announced, whose retiLlence will be in the City where, for the time being, the Diet will assemble and the First Landamman reside. We are assured also, that the. ELRCTOR of BAVARIA, tile MARGRAVE of Lim ) and some other Princes of the Empire, will in-future have Chard d'Affaires in Switzer. land. Frs. z7..—The Pdrisjotnnah havt adnounced to us the new Constitution of Switzerland before the Governirtenkhas ofHciillly "informed us of it.— . Amongst all tho4e which we have 1,:,a ,since the Revolution, none has cleated siY great a sensation as this, it having .been forMally recognized 'and gira. , rantetd by France. It appiars to' have nVany*Par. tisans,.even,amongst those who hitherto hive been. the most'cliscontented: -‘ 17he, • Comsorarstiant# de Place, French. and Helvetic, bavcaude preparations for the honourable reception of M. d'AiritY, in his quality .of Landamtnan, of §witieriand,' who 'is expo 'red to-day. A de. tachment of the 4111,itekiment of . Horse Chasseurs Proceed to Meet him ; A detachment of the infantry Will lie* underarms; two pieces of Cinnon hive been travortust upon the rarnpar,t3 ) , - and there %Oil be a ' discharge of fifteen pieces on .his entrance into the titjr ! Muritcii,:rfill. 23. The_ formal Order has attived i from Vienna, to.* the .Austrian, Genetal, STltiirciii to deliver up the City of Avssau . to. the 14 cl i ! 4 iiiir , Troop, which, to the numbtr 'of 4.0c0 . rnen ) looks possession of that placi,,iresterday 4t ten in the aiorni l ., x. 'r'l Cori of f'‘ifstrian Troops *stifled to take Pc 4 ltisittn oh. taihect a free passage.through Diitchy,t4,.4o aria, is to full . niateh 'for its destinatiOn. - .It,..takes the , eft : hank (.4 the nanOlic, the great read iticipleads to the Upper Pahttit,.ite in Franetinia . . ; S C'iß is at ii;elHrett, atiministerinv, ,- the Oatli of Fidelity', in the nante of the- hi E Crox Of SA L2Bovito . . the 19th the_,ltafian de 'RUM L'll }` !:1) Cononishry -of the GRAND Duttr, took Civil poiseision of the City and • ot tikl4citn-g, The Magisttatea at the Capital, all the civil and , Nlilitary: (Hirers, the Cler4y, the UniVersity, and the Deputies ot; the Coalitions Of the Atehbithoptic,' have taken the Oath of liotnite and Fidelity: Itis Excellency will ptoceeA in a few days to ECrcbtolsgaden, of which he till take pos session in the same tnanner:. .• RAtissotir, Ei n. 23,—The new Projet of Recce: prepared by the DireEtOrialMinister of Mayence, after having been communicated to . Messieurs . LAFOR ET and Ds BUHLER) has been officially transmitted by. M. DE HUGEL, the Imperial Plenipotentiary to the Germanic Diet, and 'carried to the Didlature. We expea to see it discussed immediately: its Ratification by the Diet 'and by His Imperial Majesty no longer experiences any difficulty, but the difficulty results. from the de .clarations of several Ministers - accred,ited to the Piet having declared, that not hiving received . instruaions relative to that important objekt they could ;not vote 'upon it. Some time must also elapse before the Cowin:um can be transformed into a fUndamental law of the Empire. • On the other side, the Ministers of Prussia and Bavaria demand that it shall not be 'definitively decreed until ' after the compensation which the EVECTOR of BAVARIA claims for the loss of the Bishopric of Eichstett, shall have been determined. We are now informed that this business is under dis cussion at Paris, and that after the overtures Made by tho Court of Munich, it will not fail to be decided in a Manner conformable to the desires of his toral. Highness • Cott Fu, J. N. 18. —Since the. I Id; of this ,month two hundred and eighty persons have been ar. tested, of whom two hundred were peasants and eighty bourgeois, all inhabitants of the Borough of Pot_ tam(); the centre of the disorders and mass:;e.lres which have ensanguined this Isle, They are closely con — tined in the, Prisons of the old . Castle, saud—,we. expetievery day the' ecision of their fate,: .Some, , of them are: accused of having assisted to burn more than thirty houses belonging to- the Nobles,. and to ruin the groundsattached,to them. Since this . sahrtary meastire, we enjoy the greatest tranquillity. The ProprietOrs are returning to their respedive pos. lessions , without fear 'of being -disquieted as before- . It is. to the Russian Qarrison that we 'ate indebted for the peace that we enjoy. The greatest tran quillity prevails also in the Isle of Zante, through, the tate of the Delegate sent thither. .The minds of , the people of Cephalonia appear also to be petfealY ~ reconciled. . BANKS OE jilt MEIN, FEB. 38.—A. Negotia tion has been opened at Hamburgh between His Danish Majesty and the Senate of that City, upon the subje4 of a' dispute which has taken place respelling the tight of collation to . some Prebends belonging to Hamburgh.—lt i 3 supposed that the EMPEROR of Russtet will offer his• mediation on the occasion. It is now determined that the Duke or MFCK. , LENTSUit G z SCIIWIR IN is tO be ereated an Eleaor. There traye been Negptiation,s 'upon this bu l jed betwegn Russia, Prussia, Austria, and France, which have tetininated in favour of that Pritice. General 1 .. )t0t, who coommtled the Bavarian Troopli,on the, Banks of the Inn, is appointed Go_ vernor of Passau. The Austrians have evacuated almost. the, whole of the Bishopric which, falls to the shire of the GI( AND- DuKe *of TUSCANY. There Only remains one Company of the' Regiment of gPorck, HAGue, Fr i a, 24:—Coverniten( has received dispatches from. De.. WINTER,' dated the *3oth January, staring that. the Vessels of his Squa dron were in 'good' .condition in the, Harboili of 'Toulon, and that he meant - to sail, with the first favourable wind ?.to return to Holland. It has been definitively decreed, that the French Traps who aye to remain iu this Republic are to have their Headquarters At Brea; a Military Office, and a Commissary of War, .: will be eSta bushed 'there. Vie Dutch Reseri s ptions payable After the Peace, 11;1%4. risen ,s per Cent. 'since file •ljecree of the Legislative Doily, annulling the Dc. tree of Government, which, had converted them into perpetual Rents. Rains&Ls; Fut. 18.—We are assured that Go. vernment has approved cif the last Plan which was pregenick,. , :f6r .imprpv . ing the Port of."//tquert,- The .which is a very extemive one, comprises the points. Fi'rst, the .raising of the Baeat tile' month of the Harbour,, which wiU en: able vessels of 600-tons to eUker the Pair. Sc. Coudly,.'io. clear out .the Port, arui to rebuild the Qt44l7s•: - "fltirdly, .the cstablislidlcnt of Arsenals, naval and And lastly, a Dockyard for the building not If'rigates and SIOOPs. • HAMBUROIII FFtx 13.—1 t is not yet known for what purpose the sum of 2. 3,000 l: has been raid by -England to Drnmar4. Some say it was for the Cargoes of the Vessels that were unjustly► con detnned ; others Say, that it is to defray .the Expert= of.the, W t, an 4 the Losses occasioned to Denmark by the taking of her islattds by Great Britiin. .kAYAL;iv.EW's, PLYMOUTH, MAR Cfl 9. Attirtp-thc Arai , ;(l Filzate, of 38 guns, frOni Bristol, with Vululteer Seamen for the Navy ; also the Ship Reliance, Capt. ALLEN 4 `from Jamaica for London,. laden With sugar, Sec. ; the Four Frit - nth, Captain MoRGAN, from Cork, with:provi sions for London ; and the. Dutch Ship Drie Ge. staters, Captain J. H. RA -rusts, firm Guernsey, bound to Rotterdam in, ballast. The three latter 'put in by contrary winds. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 10. ARRIVED last evenii the Cleopatra, BLACKIS from Virginia, fur Amterdam, with tobacco ; this Vessel bore up for this Port after having reached Dungeness. This morning arrived the American Ship Mr. mas s y,, laden with tobacco, from Baltimore, bound to Amsterdam. This ship had proceeded to the Coast of Holland, and after getting two Dutch Pilots on board, was obliged to bear up for England, with the loss of an anchor and cable. The following Prod.:mations were issued yester. day evening By THE PROCLAMATION, FOR ENCOVRAGINC; 3F.AMEN AND LANAMEN TO tNTtR THEM sTa.V io;ti 4 D s AI ES OS StiirS OF WAR.. GEORGE R. -" WWERI AS, it is Our Royal intention to give all due en courageinent mill such Seatursi and Landitien' who - shalt vo4 luntarily enter . therutelves Our service:: . We haVe thought tit, - by and V . vith the advieer Of Oui Privy COtincql;to. ptib. fish this, Our Roystl .ProclatriatiOnl: and We ilo.,hereby nro. Mise and declare, that all such 4ble Seamen not above the. age of fifty, nor uniler the rtge - of twenty years, fit fOrour ser vice, whashall,on' Or before the.Thiltioth Day of April next, voluntarily enter themselves• to serve in our Royal Navy, either with the Contains or tieutihants of our shipsiOr Uni vers employed * in Tenders or at Rendetvnus on shore, for raising Men for the service of Our N. shall receive, as Our Royal Bounty the sum of Three Pounds each man; and all such Ordinary Seamen lit.for Our. Service, who sbal f so.entir themselves as aforesaid, shall receive the sum of Two Pounds each man; and all such. Able-bodied Landmen,not , abova the • age of 35, nor under the age ..of 20 years, who shall 69 enter themselves as aforesaid, shall receive the SAM of Twenty Shil- Lings eac4 man, as Our itoialltounty ; such rcspeaive sums to be paid them by the respeCtive Clerks of .the Checque re ading at the ports`or places where' the ships into which they . shall be enteral, shall be, immediately after the third muster of such Seamen fold Landmen And we do declare, that the qualifications of the seamen and' latalmen so entering themselves. as aforesaid, shall be certified by. the Captain, Master, and Boatswain of the ship or vessel where they shall enter. And for preventing any abuses by any persons leaving the vessels to•which they shall befong, - and entering themselves onboard any other our ships or vessels,.in *Mei to obtain the said Bounty Money ; We do hereby declare and comtritind, that such seamen•and land.. men belonging to any of Our ships or vessels as shall abbent _ _ _ themselvt; ramiany of the said ships or vessels to'whii:ll they shall belong, .and shall enter themselves on boird any other of our said ships or vessels, in order to obtain`the said Bounty, shall not only lose the - wages due to thent in the ships or vessels they' shall le.aVe;but also be severely ed At. coiciiLlg to theirdetneritS. ' Given atOur Court at the Queen's house, the 7th day, of March, iScicand in the 430 year of Qui Reign. Con save IIIC. KING. BY TtiF. KING.--A PItOCLAMAT.TCIN, LOA RECALLING Arrp PROHXIIT:EING, SE-AMEN FROM SERV. zrua roaLcci4 SKI tteTtS 'AND rrATax; AND ?OA. GR ANT- ING 'ILLWAItI3II FOR piscov atNc, ,SU . CI4 . SKAPAFN AS 1111A1.1, CONCiAL THLMSZtvp. GEORGE R. Witsits As we are informed, that great numbers bf;Vlariners • and seafaring Men, Our min-at-born subjeits, are in the ser vice of divers Fore)gn Princes and-Stat:s; to the prcjEfilice of Our Kingdom, ; We have thought it necessary, hy and with the advice of Our I Covtticii, to puf,ii:al this Our Royal •Proclamitien ; 'and' au lict;:by . stridly chaige. and commaild all Masters erShips, 'Pilots, Mariners, Se 7 atiten,ShipWrights, and other Seafaring iS4eo.,w Wismar er and- wheresoever (being Our natural. hent who are s it} the pax or service of any foreign Prince or State, or do Serve in any foreign ship or vessel, that fortliWithtliey, and every of them, do tumid ;ogle their mown and bounden duty and allegiance) With, ' draw themselves, depart from, and quit such foreign services, and return home to their native 'countries : And further, We do hereby-atrial}' prohibit and forbid all Masters Of ships, Pi ors, Mariners, Seainen, Shipwrights, and other Seafaring Men whatsoever (being Ouf ilatitral7born stib i je4s), from entering,. and do charge and command them, and every of them,, (rent henceforth to forbear to 'enter them:An s i ves into the psy pi - service 'of any foreign Prince or State, or CO serve in any-foreign Ship or vessel whatsoever, without Our spe- . vial licence first had an,lobtainediii that. bei4; to all whidi We expe:il due, oberlienee and exact conformhy.; and t' c de hereby publish and . declare, That the oftentlers to the etantrary stair not only incur Our just displeasure, • but be Proc - eetikagalnst for their contempt accoriling,to.thc utmost.. severities of the Law : And We do hereby declare, That if any such Masters of Ships, Pilots, Mariner , ;, Seamen, Ship . wrights, Or other Seefarnig Men, fneing our suhjea3,fshall be - taken in any foreign'serAce by' the Turli.sa, Algerines, or any others, titer shall nut be reclaimed„Py Us as Subjeas of the United liingelion of great liritain and itelancl and We du hereby further Promise and declare, that a Reward of' Twenty Shillings ter every able and ordinary Seaman fit to serve on bo.ird Our Ships shall be paid any person Who Shall diScover any Seaman or Seamen who may conceal him or themselves, so that such Seaman or Seamen shall be taken' for Our said service, by • any of Out Sea Officers employed for raising men, on Or before the yith day of April nest ; the said Rewards to be paid for any Seaman or Seamtit so discovered and taken in mut about I.ontlen, by the principal Officers and Commissioners of Our Navy ; and at the out. ports by the Naval Office s, (where there are any). amt (where there aresno Naval Officers), by the.Colletiors of Our etntonts, ittutiedititely upon a CeitifiCAtet belly' pro. , • duced the . said principal. Officers and Corrimissioners of Our Navy, Naval 0111cera . or (;!ollea.Or's i r espe, iiveivj by the Person , who 'nay .rtial4 di accrwy ahy: Seen:swot% SCA. mdn as aforesaidl-certifying Isis name, and the parre or flames. and number of Seamen procured in consequence of his ilk covery ; the said :eertificaie 'to be gircn by such Oilfccr may take such Seamad or Seamen for tir Service': • Given at Our Court at the Queen's !Louse the 7th day of March, ite3, and in the 4311 year.of Our Reign, (..; on save the KING. . . , . Captain Rtte , tii et. L, who was a Liectenaht attire tittle of the Mutiny at the Nore, and was prorrioteJ for the eminent services hi then rendered the Coun, try, has been entrusted with the execution of the. Impress Service in London, on the present 'oceasion ; in which he has displayed the zreatest afiiyity•;- • Lord PitoB of the Am . dia frigate ! at W etii wich, was partiaLrly aCtive, on Tuk..3riy eve;liog, iii impressing S:anen. His L t ra cti r r a nearly 200 men fur his own shi n . The boats lunging to His Majesty's ditPrent ships ford and Woolwich, -et Played aq. the scrvice, t6A: as many Marines as they could carry, with tip,* musquets loaded. Orders are 'giver' for the Enti-prize to be itn:, medtately fitted for receiving impressed Ss!ptiten and Volunteers, and.to he placed at...her old moor it.gs oil the Totvcr. At , Cowei, in the Isle of Wight, on Tuesday night', the. Boats of His Majesty's Frigate La I.:,;re, with Press warrants, signed the 7th init. boat:L.4J all the ships in the Road arid Harb..ntr, and suceeeiL ed in carrying away tt intinber_of Ale Seamen. Captain.HANa'ocx ig apPoinicd by the _Lords Or the Adroiralry to the' command of the Sloop, at V47oolwith. CORN EXCHANGE, MAxcli Tn E Market has good snrOies of. Corn :o.dly ; Wheat rather advanetb whet our List kßarley anti Malt fait 23. per, quaver higher ; Wltitt Pease rather dearer ; Beans of b.ith sous ;wear to go off moderate , prices; not,wirlistayaling the qaaotity of Oats, this article may be - quoied at an advance off. 63. Monday*; the FloLir Trade is tri9o, brisk,-and inclines.upyards, wi;uat 4 s a 53s a 644 oil Fine ditto - tits a 6zs .01 Harley. .. 33$ a 2.7 s licl Malt 4is a Os 6d Rye . - 33$ a 3tis o 41• White Pease 34s a 4Z oci Buns 28$ t 34s od Tick Beand 7.7 s a Sts (Jai. t-is a 47b .4.214 Puland ditui .. z3s b-1 Rape Seed - 331' a 'sf.i• Flour .184'04 Second do.. ,t Sir CHARLRS DUNBURY, B4rt. it is Said, hmtudiately be created a Pcer of Great Britaid. The vacancy that will thus be created in the teprc_ sentation of the County of Suffolk, it is 4hutight, will be sharply contested. Sir Wri,Li494lßow r. Y • Mr, ALEXANDXIt ADAIR, and the eldest son of Sir. THOMAS Goocit, are said to have deelarei them selves Candidates. We' are authorized. to cOntradiet a rerort th at been industriously' circulated, that Lady .11.t.m I had ordered the interuwnt Celonel.Dg • ptoteas his widow ; cvmcary 41IC Mrs. DESPARD until two days prey tau; to•the.Co. toilet's death, and she so highly tiiiripprbyed of ,his . . conduCt, and the manner in which 'Ais funerid %VMS Co-duffed, 'thin She has ever since refusel. to see I)es . rmto, 'On Wcanetichly morning the 9th inst.. died Mrs. ANNA MARIA. StilrLILY, cliughter the lion. Geokca MOIUMUNT, Atli wioow.. of jONATII:I3 IlishOp of S. Asaplr, -in her. .87th yeAr. Fur exemihiry life, her, ,gentle.,mupers, and rhel)eiie.. ‘volence of her heart,. she 'WAS 3 pattern to ha sex. Fier piety an t.l resi4natioil 4erLocti t,z INonciic ht.; to the parting with her fitmily ant fr wkw 1 . . foil continue to feel'tl►cir foss, CO VENT.GAR DRN TH EA.Tar,The new Co. medy of Jchn Ball, or An Engitsboaz.'Y was . repcittet.l lktst tight to a most- 'crowded andienc'e, 'and it wont or, if possible, with increased .effect.'l Ire Performers, grown mellow in their parts, Are . ' • getnerally eXcel.'.ent ; better aeling than that FAw(O 3 - E r arajoilvs - roll,e has sehlarn, we 'appro. hind, been seen; the One molts the itudience. into tears, while the other convulses it with lauAliter. The town, we have no doubt * , with otovvrt round .Mr.'•COLMAN'S Fire-side, ' . even' long after the cold Iveather shall have left, its. The. gpilt‘gue was en. • cored, but very properly not repeated, • • • ,flefore the commentzment Of the 'Play the Band played I?sth Britannia, which'was most .rapturously applauded;:, • ' • ; Tbe Ihyo of the North, though so' formidable a chat-tidier as Yoke, ..flu// has entereal.the lists . .against him, still maintains a strong holdon the.Publie,. and. attraas numerous audiences. ;'I his Opera‘;,was last night, very well attended ,- and •-went: - oic•with'grear eciet. If • its literary merits.nre not :y(1911 to those of Mr. Ilaoottx's celebrated Play on the same wib. • jest, yet it may 1)4 said that it lneatnes a spirit - or Patriotism, t-ut so likely- to kindle the zeal of Party in a Theatre, and to cogender popular•turtitilencc tier the nbubeti name:of LLB RTY• As a ;ipertacte toq, it is a grand . Ctimpos,ition, and is so well heightened , 1-1 , the music and the tiding, tas to render it a splen. beautifte,, and interestiiv dramatic MiseellanY, About oitico'cloek last night, a five `droke,out. at Mr, Jo tiosoN's Cooperttge, in I.lratich...tl ley, adjoin.' tag liOsematy-lane, which for rrle t igth of time threat, ened„destrucUion to the,wirole neiglitogrhaod. houses in that .quarter being chiefly built of wood, • it was tiOtto be wondered at thAt di irlt.ibitancs were ;Limed fkir their sifely ;Ind pr4;letly, *As the .fire penetrated towaitls itoseneary..laoe, several fainilles were busied t.in stn ppingtlvrir , premises 'of the furniture, and:lvere flying with it in all direc tions,. to a place of s ecurity. About eleven otektek several small houses, attached to the eotpertne, were ehtirely. destroyed, and it Was thought b the assistance of the fireriien anti enines that ilie,fire Would. be prevented from extending further but that was not .the ease ; for about twelve o'clocilt it cotnniunicated itself to sonic I~uiltiit g 4 to Cl'a,ntx r. street, and *began to rage again witll greater and in the course of an hour did material damage. Ai this period near ; doito hotSses were destroyed. A party, of the Tower Hatnlets iilitia were called out to .disperse the mob,. and .prevent. - plunder, s_ 0- ;CI S. vo it it, nth te r.,':. Sir g e f•• • tiro ~s no. Lr 4 r. *ift ger : of ,Es Or I 1 Ca Str latC the' EN'S» iirca the opt dif= and that beg t de" jwtt col• .oted {etc City