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From tketONDON G 4ZETTE, jars. 8, 1803. St. James's, yavuary 5, 1P.03. His Excellency Count Woronzow, Ambassidor Extraordinary and PleuiPotentiary from His Ma. jetty the Emperor of all the kussias to this Court, having been absent for six months, by leave of His imperial Majesty, and being now returned, had this day a private audience of His Majesty : To which be was introduced by the Right Ho nourable Lord Hawkesbury, His Majesty's Principal. Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and eon. dated by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knt. Master of the Cereponieti. Whitehall, January 5, ISO 3. The King has been pleased to appoint the Right Flononrable Sylvester Lord Glenbervie to the Office of Surveyor-General of His Majesty's Woods, Oaks, Forests, and Chaccs, Crontin-Offict, jimmy 8, 1803. MEMBERS RETUR.NPD To BERVII IN THE rIttsENT PARLIAMV NT. CITY OT CHESTER. Richard Ede Drax Grosvenor, Esq. in the room of the Right lion. Robert Growenor, commonly called Viscount Bcl. gpve, now Earl Grosvenor, called up to the House of FeerS. CITY ny gniwatittort. The Right Honourable Charles Hope, His Majesty's Advo. eat° for Scotland, in the room of the Right Honourable Henry Dundas, now Viscount Melville, called up to the House at Peers. - - nOR)U(U Or umtwtett. Toim Hite' y Addington, Esq. in the room of John Robinson, Esq. dacc.tsed. Commissions in Ms Royal Lancashire Militia, signrd 6, at 14,rd Limarnant. John Plumbs, jun. Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated September 14, vticz. Jtleyricklute, Esq. to be Deputy-Licuterant. Dated as above. 41.4NKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Jun. 29. Alexander john James Tessier, of Bentinek. • street, Soho, feather-merchant, at ten , at buildhall: Jan. 21. Colin Nicholas Durand, of Millman-street, Bed tontl-rOwr ratiehartt, at ten, at _ _ 11.4141 K .R t !pis. • ownel Turner the younger, of Laytonstone, ESSCX,f3nrer, to surrendFr jan. it), at ten. za, at eleven, Feb. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Glynes, burr-street, East Smithfield. titicii4rd Davies, of Larnh-street, Spitalfields cheesemonger, ra t s, JI, 22 ,:,nd Feb, 19, at ten, at G uild hall. Attorney, r. Davies, Ely,Place, Holborn. sarah Whitehouse, of Tamworth, Warwickshire, mercer, lan. ts, at eleven ,_l9, at four, and , Feb. 26. at Clove__,,n at the Swan Hotel. 134m.lostharo. Attninies, Messrs.' Wor then: and Stephenson, Castle-street, Ilolborn ; or Mr. Sirmingharn. Edward Fellows, of Camberwell, Surrey, haberdasher, jan. sy, end Feb. 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At torniei Messrs. Pearce and Dixon, Paternoster.tow, • John X.emp, of Mark-Duo, London, wine-merchant, fan. r:, 22, and fel). 19, 'at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. tones, Solicitor, Mayer';,-court Unice, Royal Vechatige. Ilan Neale, of Brick-lane, Spital-fields, Mitfdlesitx, man, jan. t 5, 22, and Feb. to, at one, at Clii)(111311, l.un.. don. Attorney. Mr. Humphreys, Tokenhouse-yard. Thomas Wright, of Horsley, Gloucebter, clothier, Jan. 18, and. ijob. 19 at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Corcn, Fleet,strect, William Lewla, of Swansea, n tamorgan, butcher, jan. 17; IS, and Feb. 19, at ten, at the Wheat-sheaf Inn, in itv3il , Glamorgan. ,Attorines, Mr. Davies, Solicitor, Castle street, Swansea, or Mr. Itatber, Gray'sonn. London, Henry SavjAC twit !we Savage, of liroadwall, near Week- Want. road, Surrey, wl;olcoOle cc)111b-Illakerfi, fan. and lob. ;9, at ten, at (7.lliltiliall. ttorricy, Mr. ehap ow: Barber, Thanct-place, 'refnple-dar. = D./H/MNDS. Jan. ax. fohn Cowley and Francis Fleld, of Bashighall at reet, London, Biackwell.hall.ttors, et nine, at Guild. hall. 1311 i, 19. lalllell Cunningham, of Yoxford, sawk, g ro,er, at twelye, at Guildhall. Lortdort. Jan. se. - !obit Evanst. of Wapping, Middlesex, linen.draper, At twelve, at Guildhall, London. March ;t. Richard heck, ofG tomato, innkeeper, at lour, at the Christopher Lim and Tavern ( Itath. Feb. 1. George Gillham, of Charing. Cross, Middlesex, vielualler, It 91004 at Guildhall, London. lieb. IL William Huller, ofPlymouth.Doek, Devon, linen. draper at ten, Sr Guildhall, London. Tr eh. I. ' V. 014110 Day, of Cheops*, mares.mercer, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 3. lleliry COtlt.l4l Bonnin, of New Bond.street, , St. Cane, Hanover-square, Middlesex, furniture - printer , o ften, at Guildhall, 10111101 i. Feb. 26. Joseph Bulet, of Rick mansworth. Hertford, lo 4orn.l4ten, at l Guildhall, -, London. 3 All. 3 I arms Heitworal, vi Canterbury, vintner, at eleven, at r.;uil hall, Canterbury. tub, 7. Willoarn i).danny, of Liverpool, lineri.draper, at one, at the G lobe TAVI.III, Liyerpol/1. Feb, az. William Putter, of St. Dunstan's-hill, Tower. VITO, 1.011+1 , 111, broker, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb, es. 54411341 Bradbury, of Besioghtill.street, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall. , 2g. Alexander Hilton, of Liverpool, Lancashire, linen and wesolieri.clnper, at one, at the G l o be Tavern, Liver. pool. . 70. 4. Aaron Avery, of New Drentford, Middlesex, linen. dt4er, at ten. lit Guildhall, London, • 3an. SO. Mary jolinvm and William johnson, of A ngmerine, • su6itti, shopkeepers, at eleven, at the Anchor Inn, Chi . chaster tRA7'IFICATZS. 1044 fa mio rottunit, or the Noiii . Oity Chambcrl i plc. st reet, f.. 0 mon ; trotrphaot. lan viocont, A Wapping-wall; ohcesemongtr. MAILS. Alt fleAlarld I • w • • • - • • ssoburgh 9 (I , • • • ..... .411/......11111116010.1. Ii)CL w STOCKS, Tuif OAI tvit-V O'CLOCX. COll4Oll r - 731' 0 tortium T 11 E S U N. oui ;WI& P1*4111% 14411 UM AUDIIII/ . . . . L Pl.lop, ANUA R Y 10, 80 • t ) lid s,atur , k/ 13.1, its! As this raper was putting to Vitts, we receivta Paris yourhah of the sth inht.; consequently we 'coula only notice their ar rival:, anti this morning we receiveti those of the 6th., Thu tranquillity 'which France was pleaset) to bastoi , upon Suitztrland i has been but of short duration, The C'aiitons of krana and ildliil2lo4ll Are neArly in a gnat or Inairieftinn, and deticrol 1 , 4 r 1)44 iMso Otigr4 to want} a body of'French Troops into Oesp Cantons 'to feoCtle order, 04 the Helvetic Troops were found inadequate ror that purpose. The unfortunate Swiss Emigrants'who had been foiced.to leave their homes, and who had taken refuge at Conttance, are destined to undergo still further persecution. 4n official demand has been made, - tliat they should be driven to a certain distance from the Frontiers of Switzerland. Thy flelvctre Confulta at Paris have commenced their labours, and have displayed in part of their pro ceedingg, a most unexampled degree of celerity... - The Plaa of the new Constitution for the Helvetic Republic was presented to then an the 22d ult. and was examined, discussed, and adopted on the same day This extraordinary unanimity of sentiment and promptitude of decision, are the more deserving of notice, because, when the Deputies came to consi der what is termed the Cantonal Organization, scarcely two of them could be found who concurred in opinion. Letters /ague state, that the Govern : ment has su'' H.' to the Legislative Body a Prop- !titian for a Loan of 24 millions of florins : it is not yet known whether it will be adopted or rejeCied, hut it has already had the effect of lowering the Dutch Funds very considerably. The last accounts from Con:tap:lit:oh state, that the Beys had made several attacks upon the Turkish Army in Egypt, in hopes of being able to force their way to Alt.randria, where they expected to be joined by the English; but they were de. fated in every attempt. It is further added, that the English General declared, that lie would not give any assistance to the Beys, but on the other hand he demanded the Porte should accede to the Treaty of Alliance which has been proposed, the only object of which is to secure Egypt from In. vasion. It is supposed that the Porte will agree to ,s proposition. The Funds' continue at- 56.4--sci.' TH is morning arrived a Moth Mail; but as no Harnburgh Papers, ,nut' any letters (rum the North of Germany, were received by it, it brings little that is iutcrcating. His Royal highness the PitvwcE of WALEs, on . his arrival in town from Brighton, had. an interview with Mr. Apt) two Tori ; and we understand that his claims as DUKE of CoaNWALi. are in a train of settlement. Ilk Royal Highness is to have an estoblishmeni Of clear 75,0001. a yen, for which a Menne, fromlits IVlNlesty will be brought down to the two Houses of Parliament on their meeting. The accident which happened on Wednesday on fits MAJ MOM to happened from the Levee, of the' pole of his carriage imaking, was t)c,ca sioned by a new footpath which bad been tltown up across the road, and which, it bring doskisl), the drivers did not see time enough to prevent the sudden jerk to the pole occasioned by the rise of the wheels. The near.wheel horse fell, and the ritkr was in considerable danger for some time ; and he was saved from a severe contusion on his head, by his velvet cap. His MAJESTY received no in. jury, and suffered no alarm. We could wish, how ever, that when it becomes duskish, His M4igs . ry's postilions would not drive quite so fast. 'flat day the payment of the Dividends at the Bank commenced to the Bankers anti Agents, and to-morrow to the Public at large. On Tuesday the Right lion, CitAaLits . Hor a, Lord Advocate of Scotland was unanimously eleeled Representative in Parliament for the City of ' , Ain. burgh, in the room of Lord Viscount Mar.vil.t a. The Trial of the three Officers and two Serjeants of the Ross anti Cromarry Rangers,! on account of the melancholy occurrences at Aberdeen, as for. merly mentioned, commenced at Edinburgh on Thursday. Ensign LA2'150414 no; appearing to ap. swer to the charge against him, wag fugirate. The following intelligence appeared In a Paper of yesterday. We have no doul►t it will turn out to be nothing more' than, a piratical attempt of little Of no consequence, if it be true at all, which we are the rather inclined to doubt, as we have received no intelligcnce'this morning from Bristol re s pecting tr. St 8;43104 7afritti!V f‘ The Eliza Schooner is just arrived in King. Road from Jamaica; bringing the unpleasant Intel. ligence of a Descent having been -made on that Hand by the Spaniards from Cuba, joined by some hall French and Spaniards from Les. Cayes. No par. iculars known, as the Mail is lust going." AN9THIII LATIRR, OF TUE SANE DATE. 1' The £liz4, from Jamaica, has just brought to in King. Road ;—she has brought' accounts that a party of armed men, consisting of Spanish and French, have landed at Montego Bay from Cuba...— No letters have yet been . 11mded, neither has any person belonging to the vessel yet arrived in town, but it is stated that the ltivaders have been guilty of some excesses,'' The shutting of the Port of New Orleankagainst American vessels, is an initiation of the TreatY of 1795, between Spain 'and .the United States, and is grewly'prejudicial to the interest of the latter,-- rhe States of Tennessee and Ohio, together with the Miisissirpi "Ferritory, have no hiller passage to the :ica than by die Mississippi giver. —Ne w O r . leans is the highe*t Port tO ' which vessels can ar. rive ; the extensive navigation he and it, 'is car tied on in boats, and absoleteiy i"ce uires a plscc of deposit i `at which tnerchandite, fze. may be noted until oetision (Jeri for its exportation. GovernortioN'Tna has received a polsim• of 3°ol. Pci Annutn,lo Ins stir see in New s6uth tiales.• • - . • IV A L .N kV S. FALMOUTH, JAN, 7. ON Tuesday last arrived the sloop May, Capt. Nottrotv, with fruit from Lisbon. The Captain reports, that on the 3oth ult. in lat. 4of. N. long. 3s. W. he saw a large Ship under jury -masts, and was informed on the same day by the Captain of the Brig Concord (from Newfoundland, with codfish, &c. for a market}, that she was an East India Ship, and that he-had spoken her in the morning. It blowing very strong, Captain NORTON could not learn any farther particulars. Also arrived the American Ship Margaret, Capt. Le w is, in 36 days, with bark, staves, &c. ; and the Richmond, Capt. llATtiewAy, with 4.600 barrels of flour, in zg days from Philadelphia, both gone into quarantine. Arrived, on Wednesday last, the Ship Alexander, Capt. STREET, 35 days from Quebec, with lumber, for orders ; and the 13e!ador, BitowN, from St. Ives, very leaky. Sailed the American Brig hrancy, BitowN, lot Bristol, with tobacco, Appeared off this morning, the two following Ships from London bound to Jamaica, the Alfml i PARISH, and Lady Mackwortb, ERRICK : should the wind continue unfavourable, it is expe&d they will be obliged to put into this Port. A Ship was seen this evening in the Offing, sup posed to be the Priacess Charlotte Packet, from Jamaica. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 9. . ARRIVED this day at Spithead, and was put un— der quarantine, His Majesty's Ship Thetis, Captain Sft~rttanxu, from Gibraltar and Cadiz, with Troops fiotithe former place, - This afternoon a Boat belonging to the Neptune, with eight persons in it, five belonging to the Boat and three passengers, two of them young Gentle. men of Gosport, who were going to the /N um. to see their brother, was upset in a gust of wind near the Hospital, and all drowned, except three of the Boatmen. Four dead bodies were immediately kicked up, two of them the young Gentlemen afore. mentioned, who had held by the Boat until ex. ! haunted, and driving on the shore, were beat off and perished in the surf. Arrived the Ant, SING AR, and Three Brokers,' It Lo, from Havre.de.Grace; and sailed the Nelson, DONALD, to the same Port. Sailed the Stag, Lt t.t.cttEutt, for London, with fruit from 'Faro, Al5O sailed the Industry, Comm, with fruit from St. libes, for London, but since put back owing to a strong Easterly wind. Arrived the Free') Lugger San: Sandi, LAFOSI. TAINS, from Isigny. Sailed the Young Fedor, for London, which Ship ately arrived from New-York. 4zzotIFER LETTER. It blows very hard from S. E. Two boats, we are sorry to say, have foundered off Block. house roint, and.we fear most of the crews have perished. Six of the dead bodies, have been picked up by a boat belonging to Hi; Majesty's Sloop liquq f Cap!. MAXW EL L, and brought on shore. THE LATI MUTINY ON 130 A RD THE GIBRALTAR. SEV ER AL private Letters received from onboard the Fleet in the Mediterranean, in relating the late attempt at Mutiny on board the Gibraltar, descri4e in terms of the warmest panegyric, the steady, soldier-like and loyal condua of the Dc. tachntent qF RovAt, MAIL upiti serving on board that ship, /Vitr flieVcry distinguished manner in which that' Corps, and every Detachment of it, have upon every occasion discharged their military duties, it cat) add little to' their fame to say that they did not join in a Mutiny • but upon this occasion, as well every other , they displayed that promptitude, discipline, and gallanfry„ which we hope wilt ever be as successfully oppoied to mutiny and outrage as they were on board the Gibraltar. • . the following Letter we are induccd to lay be. fore our Readers, 'as descriptiye of the services of the ROYAL MAR'ltas on this occasion ; and the Mehl. of she Adiniral, founded upon the Minute,a of the Court Ma - rtial 'on the Mutineers, is another honotirable testimony to the merits' of a Carps so hi g hly, and it is 'proved, so ju stly _ distinguished by the particulaufayour of His MAIKSTY. 4 . 4 Dragon, Oristagni day, Sarksia, isfay. 29, ao2. 11 lIR. " As it is very probable that the Mutiny which lately broke out on beird His Majesty's Ship Gibraltar, may occa. sion Toilet) c;onyersation 14 England, 1 conceive it my duty, and have taken the liberty to inform you, of the degree of tirtnium shown by the Detachment of Marines serving on board that ship, during the whole of that unfortunate event. should have observed to you, that the above happened on our passage front the Rock. to rejoin the Admixal. The Two 'tingle:uteri were seited, idol on board the Dragon, condemned', and executed on board the Gibraltar, about three weeks since. So - truly sensible was Capt. Kw- v of the merits of the Maros, that in the clearest manner possible he polut:d out tolhe.Court.(in his narrative) the deprndence be placed. in the whole of the Detachment : a Lulu of ap. tlauS* in tightly apinired in tiac Court, pat the Illentt,tr, passed the highest eulogiurn on their meritorious condirBt, which was inserted. in the 'Minutes of the Court- M The sensations of those present on the occas ,, ii ar. easily imagined, but to describe them would be " To this I beg to subjoin the Afinairal's Thoos to Captain JonNsros, the Officers of Marines, the Detachment ading under them ; which was ordered to he read throughout the Fleet on the morning of the E xecution of the Mutineers. (A cory) 141040. rent, Oristagni Bly, 4th N:v. " Whereas it appears in the Minutes of the late Court-Mar tial on the Mutineers of the Gibraltar, Wit the Detachment of Marines, serving on board that ship, bore no part in the disgraceful proceeding of the 6th of October last, but much to the credit of their Officers, and themselves, maintained the charaiter pf the loyal and respeciable Corps to which they belong, by a steady adherence to their duty ; the Rear- Admiral takes this public method of expressing his appro bation of their good and soldierlike. conduit, and repests Capt. I oIiNSTON to accept his Thanks. ;Signed) " R. BICKERTON. " To rte re:Valve Captain:, &c." EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ON BOARD HIS MA• JESTY'S SHIP SUPERB, DATRD OR.ISTAGNI BAY, SARDINIA, NOV. 2% 1802. " On the 6th of Oftober we received orders to sail (we supposed for Malta), in company with the Dragolt, Gibraltar, Triumph, Superb, and Renown. The Crew of the Gibraltar expressed a wish to to go the Westward, which they followed up with an alarming and unexpeaed disposition to mutiny, which, however, was soon quelled by the spirited conduit of the Officers, assisted by the abler! steady, and determined behaviour of the Marines several of the principals are in confinement, two have been tried and paid the forfeit of their lives; On our arrival here,• we found the Kent, Admiral Sir K. E icroN ; Agincourt, Capt. Ryv ; and Monmouth, Capt. HART. Our future destination is not known ; we are all in the dark why we are kept here, it is a Bay where no ship of war ever entettd before, and there is not a house within five mites of the' shore: We lately had a most violent plc .0 1 wind, in Which •the . Triumph and 11 ' f1;01,2,111 partea : their cables. Capt. Ity vas has been to Algiers, respe4ing Mediterranean Passes for our Merchant-, ships, which is amicably settled. 14:hly 11 ) cK"' roly is arrived here, anti is very well.s! .• 1 • Commodore STOPFORD, in the ,Excellevt, on the Ist of November, sailed from Barbadoes for Suri nam ; L' Eclair Lugger attended him, The Lords of the Admiralty hayp been pleased to appoint Mr. M'lLRArru, Purse; of His Ma jesty's ship Rritann;a, to be Naval Office' of Hi° Majesty's Yard at Antigua. The Hon. East India Company's. ship C4rffrar. then, Capt. Joint Donkey, destined to St. Helena and Bengal, is expelled to be dispatched' the lattet end of this week, WC understand the fallowing are 'passengers by the ship, viz. Mrs. Bghanano Nlissitice, Miss Harrison, and Mr. j. Brawno lac Bengal. . . pli Saturday The dispatches for Mititas atzd Chill by the Cumberland were finally closed at the i', a ft India ilcmse, 'and delivered to the rurstr. . ; PASSENGERS Pll4 CUMOURLANI2. William liarenulTorriano, E4iy. Senior Merchant; Majot Rim Norris an: 1.4(1Y: 11 1 . r. las. Gordon, Writtr ; AIC3OI. Walter ihairp, Thomas Saivin, Li,lnvand Goodbehere, and Maid llinning ? Cadets; Miss 6ariAtt imiache, a wive. This evening the 1441 for the Cape of poc7a Hope, by the . Cumirland, will be closed at this Put t,Office. The Calcutta, for Botany Bay, is taking in 5 torco at Blacksta4tes. She is to receive convias at Port!' mouth, and will probably sail from thence in al. cuurse of the preient month. The Calcutta, on landing her troops and conviets at Port Phillip, in New kigprd, proceeds to fort Jackson, and is to bring from thence a cargo of wood, for the use of the Navy. 'llie Ship Brutur, Pare on theAth of Novel t , her, upset in lat. :36: 'So. orris. ;he M4' ter and three of the crewAvete lecoisvrefd: 'The Mate and six others, by cutting away the lanyards, lot lir mast go by the board, and the Vessel righted, 134: 'continued full of water, the waves constantly wash inn pvcr the wreck ; the crew sublisted on raf t meal _and flour, till the 29th of November, when their provisions. being exhausted,. and possessing only a few quarts of water, the . Rickard, Pi ER: sox, from London, picked them up, and cattiN them to New-York. Yesterday we received American Papers of a DO date. The intelligence from St. Domingo is very important. The New-York Mercantile Advertiser of rim 12115 of December, contains the following Paragraph; " The Pilot who brought up_ the lirig.gfiyio (now at quarantine from Cape Francois), inform; us, that, excepting the Cape, and a few forage° places, the Negroes , had ()burned complete poises' sion of Sr. Domingo, which island was in a state t indescribable confusion. No reinforcement had sif' rived from France. General Last. sac had Pl ° quitted the island. Very few American ‘'esse_,.' s were lying in the Ports. We expel a more demr ed account when the *hip is released from quarsP' tine." The jkliana, Capt. BROWN, has arrived fro° New-York in twency.one days, and brings intelli. gene still more recent. Capt. littowtt states, Oa; when ho left New. York, accounts had been received from St. Domingo, by Vessels that had made Oleic, passage in fifteen days, that General Lgetißc ! 1i " fallen a vidim to the prevailing fever, after all ;I' nest of three days; that RUCHAMII&AJ had succee d ' ed to the Command ; and that, contrary to the posed intention of his predecessor, he was &te nni ed to maintain his position to the last. A The Emperor of RUSSIA- has just publishe,,,e f wise and equitable 'Ukase. It ordains, that " I ', e hereditary property of persons of all classes r i c Empire found guilty of any capital ,offence, shal l exempted from confiscation. By a previews Uk ase, this privilege wa s grante d only in fayggt of Nobility. • F TH E Consul 4 name o princip Qee n T a I t l o c rr revenue be puss obtain month s (erred . sentati, • puf ,i • • forests, potty of Pi e , lic sitter c perry, Guard P:tt the Cc .place. .his mi suL t :plans e?(4111 With) open also a posed tkl of an EA certai Mem stanc Aaut who ready Gym a pre orde NE N the t at I. co N taro 45Ich t , sign Gan the ton meal 1100t:' 314 . 41 2Silel grey bas plt j tn u gig ig; the tai Cif Zni twj C A tics rep til!! '