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F rom the-492VDON OA.Z.E7TE, gait. .13: Irbjtel.,ill, , 7a71, 13 • Tllt King has`lbwo pleased to grant the dig, pity of Baron of the, United Kingdom of Great Britain .and Ireland to the 11/lost Honourable les 'Marquis of Drogheda,- of the Kingdom of frolalla, Knight of 111 C Most Illustrious Order of St, Vatric4 - , :ind the 'Heirs Male ofhis Body awfully begotten, by the Name, Style, and I.'itle of Baron , Moore, of Moore-place,. in the County ofKent, • . The. King has also been.pleased to grant the dignity of a Baron. of the. Vilited Kingdom of Groat Britain and Ireland to the Most Hppourabl' Charks ;Marquis' :of Ely, of the Kingdom of Ireland, Knight of, MQSI,IIIIIStriO4S Order of l'atricl;.,, and the Heirs MAle,of his 'lndy law fnlly begotten, hy.the Name, Style, and Title of Baron LoftAls, of. Long Loftus,. in he county of York, .• ' : The King has also Iron pleased to grant the Dignity of a Baron 'of 'the 'United Kingdom of ! . Great Britain ;tnd 1re14114 Might of Ormond and Ossory, of the , Kingdom of Iteland,Knight of the Most Illustri, ons Order or Sr,, Patrick, and the Heirs Male of axis 'Body lawfully hevtten, by the 'Nme, Style . , and 'Title of Baron Butler , . of Lintliony, in the C 01111 t y ' 6f IVlonmonth, The Kin. htis also been pleasFd to grant the • Pignirf of a 144 - pp, Of. they United Kingdom of Gre.4 Orituin and Trefa;d to the 'Right 'able Johnloshua Earl of Carysfort, of the King_ dom of Ireland, Knight. of the Most Illustrious "Order of St; Patrick, and the Heirs Male 'of his, Body lawfolly . begotten, by the Name, Style, Pod Title of Baron Carysibrt s _ of the Ilundred of, Norman Cross, in the County of Huntingdon. 11:41r-offire, nhi.t;y 13, ISc. . BARRAcKS. jobn N(rilsnn, Gent.. late Parrack-Mtottr to the telltpo.' Cavalry',,tarrack at Canterbury, to he Barrack- Ivla4tgr of flu. pernlailer3 Cavalry 13atracks at Canter bury. • Tames Ain. Chaundy, gent. to be llama-Master to, the. tetoputary Cavalry Barracks at Canterbury, vice • Wilson. 11,11VA'RU4 -0 7S, William Danwrum, late of . Porismouth i house-carpew, to surrender fanoary 23, at tv..:lve, country 24, aod, February Z 4, :it eleven, - at the 1 ndia Arun:lsm, Gpsport. Attornieu, .M:s,.rs. Parsons and Ppovell, Gosport ; or Messrs. Wil limos awl Brooks, Nov,stittare; LuicAln's- I nn, London. jOhn Plastons„ of Mforcever, conch-proprietor; to sorren-' der January 28, 29, awl February 24, at eleycn, at the' Crown Inb, Worcester. ; Atturnics, Mr. Hyde, Wor cester; or Mr. Eland, Ractittet.eourt, Fleetotreet,' London, I)#'lf)ENnS. Feh. \,`i r I I i:on,tc.`ay, of Pirglingltarn t faCtor r at eleven, at theShaki..:;l4: - it-Tavern, New-treet, Birmingham. Veh. Caleb Wilson the )ounger, of Stuiderland near the Sen,liread- baker and grocer, at eleven, at the Pea cock, in th9p- \V earn (iu h, Feb. 7. Thinnas, Swilmock, late of Ramsgate, livery mthle. : keeper; at ten, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Feb. 7. Josiah llaughan and Richard Guyer, of Bell ' yard, l till, London, hat-makers, at twelve, at Guilohall.- Feb. ft Vetts cantcrlntry, vintner, at ten, :it the (IMltlhali c,i;terLi , iev • •- . • 'eb. Z.. \Villiam Pcnee, of Chiswick,. - carventcy, at eleven, at Uttlitthall. I.tims Wilk tww or late of Rotherham, ortu t .giv, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, in ko;.herltain. I.ch• James Milward, of Clifton Conisbrougli, York hire, maltster, at eleven, at die Crown Inn, Rotherham. Feb. 4. Thomas Peach, now or late of-Loughborough, Leicestershire, busier, at eleven at the Bull%-dead Inn, LQ4)130,610). ' Feel). s. lolm Ballard, of the Borough . pt Eyeshatn, Wuree:Jeronic,.viOtialler, at eleven, at the Crown'lnn, Feb. 37. Richard Gale,. of Birmingham, mercer, at too, apt tll,O Public-Oilica, Birmingham. Feb. 9. Robert NVation,sof Oxford, grocer, at eleven, at the Angel Inn. Oxford. • • Feb. 24. Robert Taylor, of the Ifiglt-street, Southwark, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 9. lamcs liigson 'antr Thomas Tasker, of Liver- Apool, line:)-diapers, at to, at the Star Inn', Dealt ate, Alanultc,ta. • rcb. 'rhprans 'flint., late of OslOrd, innholdcr. lietinLworzh, l ate of Little Alie.strett,- Good. man"6-1:144, 'Thorn is Qui;l:4a,ll, late of the Town of Kingsron-upn— MAI, dealer ill spirttitous . litiunr.. Thqm..s,‘,Aider t of (2tiet..ll,,Linare, Aikrsgate-streor, coal merehatit. Nark last, of 'Watlipgitrcet, r.oridon, wstreholisernarr: 41fluel I;te of Old Piroarl.4treet, bApkei. . Sudbury, Sutfollt, taylor. Robert 4i:1 6 , Qt . Saint I C lerkortvitt 1, vintner., Tii E Stj N. QUIs 1.1,41!Nt AvotAr LO N DC) N; .1N(! ARY ISor. THE ilambure7 !fail which remained due, firrivett yestcrday, and the informaCion . which it brought, though of flute importance, was insert IA in part of our impreion. 'llie new 4 of the. Armistice had rcached - Pienaa on the 27th, the date of, the intellivnee from that Capital. l'he Bead, quarters of the 4uarian Army wete at thitt, time at NI. P, l lten ; they were the were on the 29th to be.N.ftloyed to 4.5 . 1.4u*r;011, almo'st clots: tq rieitna. Tilt: NO T Olq g6 , 41i tiOt) 1 . 0 ttlIS the subjrtt of tll4.l{rtiele Irtmi Copenhit,4en, and Tq. !,:qtnours which the last brought,. of an itriwillin3opst; on the part o sonic of the Powers to engage in a measure that threatens them with Tuip at no ri.ilipteriod, are coutra4littecl by the present, which stores a general belief prevailing, that- the Article of Confe4eraey ure already tiignsd, A Letter bad been rectii , ed in Homburg); from /?(11;rf, in which it was mild that these: Articles were signed, 9n the t gth li4 out _sikstquaot Columns, Ave have imptted a! melt as our limits wo4ld admit, of tilt: Co;., TASpOnCiejiCe DiStWeen 4P4 %.Icl4 vernment,. relative to Prisoets of War, which we, shall continue until we -hare put our Readers in possession of every Paper on the subjefl, This CorresPondence is Prefaced by the folloWing ac, count of it, which sufficiently eNplains the mo tives of its publication :,—f‘ At a former period of the present 'War, it became necessary, in order to vindicate the. Character of this country for 'good with and humanity, to render public the Proceedings And Cdtrespondence of the Govern- Plants of Great Britain, and France with respea to Prisoners of War. . the whole was submitted to a Committee of the House of Commons, and be_ came the.Subjea of a Report, followed by cer. nit; Resolutions unanimously adopted by the Housc.—The following Correspondence may he considered as a Supplement to the, DOeuments which were printed with that Report, and the motives for rendering it public, are the same as on the former occasion." The Kiwn, yesterday morning, attended by Lords CA.l.lll7,Vler and - WAr.stwGit Nm, and col. CAILTWE IC HT, rode to Ascot Heads, where the Deer was turned opt fur the day's diversion : HIS MAJESTY was met by Earl SANIIIVICIIj Sir JIENRT Gorr, and' Son, Sir JoHN LADE, Mr. FREMANTLE, and a.number of Gentlemen Sportsmen, HER. MAI ESTY and the Four PRINCEssrs took their usual excursion to Vrogniore. Her Royal Highness the Pittsre”s Amitt,t4, who has been indisposed tar some time, was yes. terday so far recovered, as to take an airing in a coach' and four, in 'Windsor Great Park. The ROYAL. VANE ILY come to Town this morning from Windsor, to reside till after Hut MAI ES LI'S The Kt NQ had a Levee at St, James's Palace this day. His . Royal 'Highness the DUKE of YORK .attended yesterday-at his Office at the Horse Guards. A Connell was yesterdaynein at nari LAVER- I' 01. E 's Office, Whitehall. Yesterday' the Master and Wardens of the Company of Bakers attended the Luxes IVI \l"0 It , at Guildhall respelling the Assize ,of Bread, when it appeared, upon examination, of the \l.alWeighers' returns, that t i,670 qtu of Wheat sold between the 29th December last and the 3d inst. from 905, to .16zs, per quarter, and 8 79 0 sacks of Flour sold between the 3d and 9th inst. from loos. to i3os. per • sack, forming averages of 1.4.r5..1d,. per quarter Wheat, and i zos. o4d per.sack Flour, which:being considera bly lower : than the last returns, his Lordship had the pleasure of reducing , the Bread two Assizes and .a haft, or Fivepence in, the. Peck Loaf,. to take .place to-morrow—the Quartern Loaf will tla "be sold for is. Bd. instead of is. 911. A Court of Aldermen will be held : on Thurs. day at Guildhall, precisely at one, o'Clock, for the dispatch of public busin6ss. From the New-York Papers, which we have received up to the - t43th of December, we colleCt the followtog part iculars': " From the highest authority (says the Wal. pole New-l-lampshire Gazette, of the Bth inst.), we i can assure the Public, that on Wednesday last the Eledors for this State gave an unanimous vote for ADAMS and PINCKNLY." The New London Gazette asserts, that the Eledors of -that State have also given an unani mous vote to the same Gentlemen, whichis con. firmed by the following article, dated, ,PROVIDNCE, DEC. 6.—The Elators for this State met at Bristol on Wednesday last, and gave their Suffrages for President and Vice-President of the United States. The votes were sealed up and forwarded to the seat of Government.-- The conjetlure is, ADAMS 4; PINCKNEY 44 , `!'he account, as far as we can speak with au dimity, says the New York Daily Advertiser of the I,3th, stands thus ADAI , Is.I'INCKNri.II.IFERION.BUft. I 4; N. illrnrOlire ' 6 0 0 Ni,i-o• a ito,utts 16 z 6 0 , 0 8110,1, I .11.4iul 4 4 a 1 lief In , mt 4 4 , 0 0 Connectik:tzt 9 , 9 0 0 NOW 'ti nth ,0 I) 1Z 1Z ~ , 1 ::•.v . 1,16'4 7 7 0 0 Pezilt,) Ivazzia 7 7 8 8 f)r1,1 , ,r ar..: 3 ~ 3 0 0. NI, q Lind 5 S 5 S , V irgliila 0 b , . 21 21 The,. same Paper contains the following Extrgt iaft Letter.froin Washington : 2 " Two of the' House of Represe.ntatives have this day received the following information from their friends in Raleigh, North Carolina : «Judge W ASH ING roN arrived here (Raleigh) on the 29th ult. from South Carolina, alid stated, with' the utmost confidence, that the votes in South Ca, rolina woald be unanitnnusly for ADANts and PtNC),f.NEY, and that `JEYPERSIIN anthi not pos. sibly get a.solitary vote there. This news oh; tains pretty general credit with both F'lrties iii ConfYreAs." ifpna tl whole, sanguine expktationi Went to la. entCriithlthh that Mc . . ADANth * is sec amt. On Tuesday tlic ,ttli December, a i\lemorial was presented to the Ilouse of Representat i v es, on behalf of the Debate Reporters, praying to he admitted within the far of the House. The Speaker insinuated, that a compliance With the prayer_ might give room to some inconvenience, but, on his part, he had no objeetion tp assign them a place in the'GaUery, which. 6114u1d be set apart for their exclusive use. Mr. NtCllOl,-ks insisted they' hid A ri&ht. to the hest place which the rlouse could iiSsign, and moied that their' Memorial should be' rcterretl to . ele4l. ecitimittee. On this Motion, a divi'sion took plaec--Ayes 42—Noes 34, 3" Nill l A 1, ; 1 , - ;"` - N , 3 T ..V E if' S . Non ill; scevu,si4e Sedrte dfium. PORTSMOUTH, JA N. t 3, AItRtVED this evening, His Niaiesty's Ship Bmitfiant, with twenty-one :Sail of Transports under Convoy, with Troops on ho4cl, These Ships left Lisbon under Convoy of the rfleintene Frigate, from which Vessel the Brilliant took the charge of tliem in the Bay of Biscay, Arrived the Beaver Slopp of 'War, from a Cruize,. • • Arrived at the Motl4rbank, Aod put under Quarantine, the Transport Lady jaw ) with Troops from Gibraltar, SHEERNESS, JAN. 13. AltalvEo His Majesty's Sloop - Arrc;Tv, Capt. Bol.Tor, Sailed His IVlajesty's Ship Lafricattgi :of 28 guar,, Capt. ROTHEILAN4 for Spitheati,..:, On the sth inst, a Vessel was lost Upon Dub. mill Scarf, near Allonhy on the coast of Cum. Th herland ; from . papersund, it is supposed to be the Ship Huntington, Gardner, from' Liverpool to Africa ; she Crew it Is feared have all pc. rished, A. Letter from. Coi,inhapri Several promotions have been made in our Naval Depart ment, Vice-Admiral KAAS is promoted to the rank of Admiral; itear-Adnural Vrt.ritd, is appointed Vice-Admiral ; and Captain Tom. tat Rs Rear-Admiral. A number of Officers have been promoted to the Rank of Captain.' A Commission has just been nominated by, the i~►g, to examine the state of the FortresScs in Denmark and Holstein, and to order the necessary repairs and additions to be immediately made. Notwithstanding all these warlike appearances, it is a fact that may. be depended• on, that our Admiralty havc issued - orders 'l6 fit out only three .Ships of the Line,. in ac dition' to :those already in commission,• •Our Cottrt,ii extremely anxious to maintain i'gbod understanding with England. On 'the 26th arrived here,fromCron stadt, 200 Danish Seamen, a part of the Crews of the English vessels detained in Russia." The John and Mary, Gowport, from Gothen burg, to London, •is stranded at Just Reef,. after, being captured. • The Franklin, Goodrich, froM Liverpool to' Naples, , is sent into Jersey by: the General Gor don Privateer. Thc poor rates, iU mary parts s of the kingdom, are nol managed with cilia - prudence and Allay which so important a branch of public economy demands. As a proof' of this, it appears A.* a number of respectable Gentlemen at Hull having, taken upon themselves the management of the pa; rochial expenditures, have, notwithstanding the pressure of the times, been able to reduce the poors' rate, one half, that is, from 8,3 . 201. to 436°1. a year, commencing the reduttion nett quarter, A liat-manufaaurer at Leipzig, Mr. CHARLES ER NEST MUNCH, has advertised in the German Papers, that he has invented the hrt °fusing mole hair sit the manufaCturing of his finest hats. He offers very considerable prices to the farMers and country people who will supply his manufatture with large quantities of the - skin of that little animal. Twelve mole skins will reach as far as one hare skin in the mannfatturing of those hats which are remarkably fine. A fire broke out yesterday morning at the Rose and Crown Public-house, in Dartmouth street, Westminster, which consumed the whole of the premises. On Wednesday last, about four . o'clock, Ed. ward Polhill, Esq. of Morden-Park, Surrey, was stopped in his chariot, near the nine mile -stone, on the Epsom-road, by a single highwayman, with a crape over his face, who robbed him of a gold-watch, and some money. About five o'clock the same evening, Mr. Recliner, of King -street, Portman.squate, and two Ladies, were stopped in a post-chaise, near the Horse'Barracks, in Hyde Park, by a single highwayman, who robbed Mr. Bechner of his money, and who is supposed to be the stime-man that robbed Mr. Polhill. The robber was pur.' sued by the coachman to Hogmore-lane, Bromp. can, where he lost him. Ye,terday morning, between foiir and five o'clock, as Mr. John Smith, of Red Lion -street, Clerkenwell, and Mr. Jones, of Pentonville, were coming to town, on foot, from Shepherd's Bush, they were attacked near Bayswater by two ootpads, who robbed them of a watch and their money. Eaily yesterday morning, the callico.grnund of Messrs. Thorney, Croft, and C 9. az. Long ford, were robbed of sixteen pieces of cambric muslins, which the robbers in.myeyed away in a cart. • Yesterday a woman appeared at the Police Office, Winteehapel, to present a charge against two Soldiers of the Tower, Hamlet Militia, for having violently assaulted her on Friday last, and carried off from her persona considerable quan. tity of wearing apparel. in the course of the however, it having appeared, that this same woman had several months ago pre tented a -similar complaint against a respetiable tradesman in Hacliney Parish, which turned out to bl utterly malicious and false, the two Soldiers were acquitted, and the accuser dismissed with 4 severe reproof and adftionition to atuen4 het coPiltlet‘ COPENHAGEN, 14" 3. t. A , . eammomwswe , $ . . W very' e expea ve soon from Pettish/ JO the . A ~,, of the Convention for a Neutral Navigatitr . :, signed there between the Notthetn *Courts. ' On the 4th inst. the Danish Cabinet-Cour ie r , BRUMM!R % passed through dliona and Nizonial s. :; on his way from .Petershurgh to Copenhasee. , .; STOCKHOLM, Dsc. WE continually receive from retersharkb .ths favourable accounts we wish of the health.of tiv Count de HACA, (the King of Sweden), who is received there with. the utmost attention and cordiality. It is probable that the Convention between the Northern Courts fora Neutral Navigation; now signed at 'St. Peteriburgh. The Imperial Court has likewise utcdoll" this Convention, „ EXTRACT Or A LETTER FROM ELSINKURP PLC. 30, " Every pcno.n who arrives from Sewell*/ assere us that the greatest aaivity prevails in the Ports ; the Troops are marching to the Coast's and the Patroles extend from Gcthembours to L ;7d:erg:mt. - Ir is not true that therd are some EngliP Frigates in the Ports of Norway, and chat other' arc cruizing before Schagen, It is certain that there - are not in the North Sea any English Vets'. sels but such as customarily cruize there. ce The report which was spread here yeiteribh that four English Frigates had attacked off ,S . horn two Danish Frigates, and that the latter II" made so strong a resistance, that without the -siststwe of a Ship of the Line, the four Elle? Frigates would h a v e been o bli ge d to sheer.otr, it void of foundation,, We still hope that the grounds of trisun ti t ; standing ipetween _Russia. and England Will '- amicably settled." PRIVATE LITTER. VIENNA, Dtc. 27. Tnic evening the ARCHDUKE CHAKIM tG turned again. to the Army at St. Paten, and thr day after to.morrow the hod-quarteri , will 14 removed from thence to &honer:am, The Troops of the liungarian Insurreftion 2 tf 444 arriving in this capital. JfAMBEIRGH,' JAN. 4. EfsalVATI: 4ATT;R.I • A Letter from a - . person of consideration at Berlin his been . rece ived here, which positive', states, I , that the TreatY'of Armed Neuttulity, between Rmisia, Peiwatit-4,' and Sqvcdca, signed at Perershergb, on the tsth of last mond, In the same letter it is stated, that irsiosoi though I)ot,a trimCital in the :Treaty, is pottier/ to it. It is supposed that Deiente r k and were rather averse to tite .'Treaty, but that. r EMPEROR PAUL over.ruled every objcaion tt --the Most 'summary- possible way. Propattatt' bath for offence andtdefentzt :ate going an in Datlish Ports: Fortifications. are making fat town of Combagerr, - and those.of Crongadt ,considerably enlarged. In Suedes, howc,vt every thing is in ; state o f i na C t ivity. People are starving, and the Government, unsw.',' to procure the means of 'lnternal relief, finds iti' self totally. inadequate to measures of Wa ll/° preparation. I • - - - - I :e n n Ce :pe a nC il e Q :a ri n da d ‘ o .e til il e a r " The necessaries of life are quite as dear het" as with you. Tine wheaten bread costs Pc' el same pro' Cr: , portion. s t h h i i l n i g ir s lg, in sa t l i t le bu sa tt n : Cuschavvh but they - pat for every thing th e l ''' The Prussians still remain In possession of use. The Government of Ilamburgh, after pot' chafing the Vessel which was the cause of tilt' pure, from the Captors, 'and restoring it to Or Owners, represented to the IcAsto of PitioslAl that as his demand of restitution had been catil• plied with, the march of the Troops ought to w , fr.. countermanded. The anser was, that as o f , march of the Troops had been ordered, th e / must proceed to the place of their destinationl • Nothing less than a compleat dismemberment !. the Germanic Empire, it is supposed, will be tu' result of a Peace at this moment,': A report was yesterday circulated at the PI maica Cofee,house, which we hope will Fro s ' o r •tnifuunded, or eNaggerated.—A Letter had lie received by the arrivals from America, tom l it • Captain of an English West India ship, who was New-York, stating that an American bris N i b touched there from Sr. Anne's, a port on the Or ' , of the Island of Jamaica, the Captain of Wb' c ; stated, that on .the ad of November a viold% hurricane had taken place at Jamaica, whi ch drove on shore a number of ships in the neigh' bourbood of Port Antonio, and of course $ 41% `supposed to have done some damage to the OW ritions, The Guildhall Sessions were opened yestcrd'l' and after the Jury were sworn in, the Commx 4 Si, RI I. ANT moved, that the Court should aproi° 4 a day tar the consideration of the dispute now e l : fisting, between the Master Taylors and th eir journeynwn. Mr, CUE N,E having spoken a fe' i ' r words in support of this Motion, the Court ' pointed Monday the 26th for the discussion °, this business, and wished all,parties concerned t be apprized of their determination. The following melancholy accident took pla ce at Yarmouth on Saturday lag s--As Mrs. ftvPP' - aged was sitting by the fire, a spark got ' 3 ' • her gown, which Immediately caught fire, t% burnt her in so terrible a manner, that she c s ' Aired a few hours afterwards. The Huntingdon, Gardner, from Liverpool to Africa, is wrecked in the Solway Firth, •