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This Dv was published, in Ivo. ilostrated wit If P latis, price lie ell S hillings and Sixpertre, GENERAL VIEW of the AGR ICII L ..Cl., Tli RE of the NORTH • RIDING of YORK. Sfl I RE, drawn an , for the COVlSiiicrA t of the BOA RD of AG Ricui,Tu RE 41 - 4 lINITLRNAL IMPROVE . By JOHN TUKE, Land Surveyor. Printed for G, and W. Nicol, Pall. Mall, Booksellers, to His Majesty and the Board of Agriculture and sold by Robinson, Paternoster -ray; t . S. Sewell, Cornhill ;• Ca dell and Davies, Smart ; W. Creech, Edinburgh and • john Archo, Dublin. Where may be had, 'the other publications of the Board. TARLI ANIEN'TARY REGISTER.. This Day was, published, • Nos. I. 11. and 111. of the LAST SESSION OF rTIHE PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER ; or, r ID. 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If we had .not anticipat ed the information which it brought, that the ARCHDUKE t/WtILES was at length to take the Command of the Austrian Army in Germany, and to be in person' there on the iBth ult. we , should consider this as news of importance. The latest Letters from Vienna arc not more recent than the 17th tilt. The Court Ga zette of the same day says, that Accounts have been received from the ARCHDUKE JOHN, of the dates of the gth, toth, i tth and tzth ult. and gives a very succinft account, of the . Passage of the /we by the French, and of the retreat of the Austrian Army to the' Saha, whence we unfortunately know that it has since been driven. With an intention, no doUbi,, of destroying the effect of the exaggerated rumours which had been circulated respdling the loss of the Austrians since the renewal of the Campkign, the same Gazette has given the number of Kill. ed, Wounded and Prisoners, which does not amount on the whole to to,ooo. That of the men lost in the last manner, is alone mere than those which have been either killed or wounded. A Vienna Letter of the same date as tht Paper, repeats the reports „which havebeen so often circu lated on thc Continent and here, and of which it is evident that few can tell either the truth or the falsehood.—We shall not take upon ourselves to prove either the one or the other. Our Readers will have perceived with pleasure, that the Levy eft mane, in Ilungaty, would have reached the neighbourhood of Vicuna about the time the A kcitouttE took the Command of the Army in , person. This succour, and that which will speedily follow, will, we trust, von enable the Austrians to repair the hoses which they sus. tained on the Right Bank of the Danube, and to take advantage of the partial success which they had obtained on the. Left Bank. If we may be lieve a Letter from Aturemberk, the French had, previous to the Aaien of the t Sth,.of which Gen. ANDREOSSI gives an account, sustained a pretty severe check ; we trust it will neither be the last nor the least important, which the eoinmenee ment of this Year and .this century has in store for them; • In the Packet which has brought, this Mail, which has arrived with as much rapidity as in the Summer, a Messenger came over, who has, no doubt, brought to Government more recent intelligence with respeft to military events We flatter ourselves that the account ofihe Bartle of the Olth will be among the number, and will turn out as satisfaftory as we have prebutned. YUSTEKDAY being Ndvv Year's Day, the day appointed by His Majesry'A Royal Proclamation for the Union between Great Britain and Ireland to 'take place, His IVlAJtsry held' a Grand Council at St. James's` Palace ; the Members who attended were Ills Royal Iliglmc , ,s the PRINC Of WAt E . The Dux.r.s of \"0 a CLA And KtNr• Duke of Portland. Chw Atchbishop of Canter' !ry. The Bishop of ',onion. The Lord Ch The Z*...11 - tu.'ellorpf the. The Maser of tho. Rolls, 'rhe Stcrotlty t 'War,. The Matqui;; pi Salisbury,. Earls —C hat harn, Cathcien ' Leieeiter,, Westmorland, Car, digan, Spencer, C.ower,MAcartaq, ar.d Cheaaertiel4. Viscount I.:4lmonth. _ . _ 61cnbcrvic, Ilavvkpfibury, • Auckland, andVialsitigh Arr.,. llumiltoit awl S. Cottrell Aff s Stt`f.fle. W . 1)1111(lag, T. Grenville, j. Ityticr; Fawkencr, - - The Niembers•being all assembled, were on this occasion,. agrenble to the Ad 0f11414m, swam in of His Majesty's Most Honourable:. Privy , . Council. The deliberations.lasted till ;t .quarter past three, when the Council broke up, As soon as the deliberatiOns of the Council Were. over,' signal 'was 'given from the gardens of the Palace, key an,Officer holding up a'white flag, for the ParleGuns to be Oa, whieh were answered. by the Tower, to announce the Union having taken pl.tces On the above event, the Royal UnionSfandard was hoisted at the, 'Fower, the Union jabk ;on the Parade, in front of the Horse Cgards, and a new. Standard in the Con_irt,Yardy Saint James's. The-bells of the' tiderent Churches .were alto rung on theoccasion, His MAJrsrY, after giving audience .to the Cabin t' Ministers, returned to 134cliip4h4m, }loose, ' Tie Count de Pom ERE was ygsterday intro . clu.ed to 1-1 is M4j rill' by Ole rottugutzx • adO r . - . 0 . ~ Fier Mkt t.sry tali& an entertainment ytister, day 6 - ening to tile, diifereist branches pf the RPIAL. FAMIt,„7I; ailLlCkitibarri House,. The new (teat Seal wa'.i yosterday sitcwri p lo Ht 6 t1A.11: vry and the Members of the courcii, b4ng 14iw,kught by Mr. IVlAitcnoir s . . JLlic LR,x L. , ‘..rltlol‘.. E a. LI,A y ?a ‘....tura,..• to El S M AJ ESTY the'Purse, which has undergone air, alteration: r ' 'Specimens of, the Dies for.a new Coinage have been shewn to His * IVIA.Irscv, in consequence-of the Union with Ireland; they are, it is -said, to be-of gOlii and silver, • Ths c ßoyal patriages are all altered ; the Fleur de Lis is left out, in lieu of which the Eleftorals Cap is intodiß4l;„the Sharnrockis also repre sened in th9.different Orders. The Quest; abcl-Pal'kcessES yesteiday paid a morning visit to the Countess of CARDIGAN. The Duke of Poatt.Asn's servants came to Couri yesterday in their Sta'te Liveries, it being a Gala Day. Yesterday.• the Royal Westminster Volunteers received their new Union Flag, under arm:, in the King's 'Mews, after which they fired afiu de joie. • The RoYal ttandard was displayed from the Steeples or ilie 4 Churches, and 'New Year's Day was ushered '1 ` ' , ' ; , ‘ith the ringing of bells, and other clemonsittions of joy. We were surprized however to observe that , the old Standard, quartering the Arms of France, was still dis. played from the Steeple of Sr. Martin's in the Fields. The Dutchess of RUT' AND is, we are sorry to learn, indispcocd with a sore , throat, at Beivoir Cas tie. Earl CHATHAM, during his stay in town from Wincheiter, resides with Mr. Put, at his house in Downing-street. Yesterday evening the new-torn Son of the' Dowager-Countess of NIANsr t E 1,4 -was baptized at Mr. GREW/ LLLP.'S house by the 41.1tCHnISHOP of YORK. • The KING has' presented the Dowager Lady MA.NSPIELD with the Deputy.Rarigership, of Richmond Park, which had become vacant by the death of Mr. SMELT;'.who was Tutor to the PRINCE 01 wALII9. WALTER SPENCER STANHOPE,• Esq. has been unanimously eleeted Meniber of Puliament for the Borough of Cockermouth, in the room of, ED WARD BURROW, Esq. The Duke of NORT/111MEERLA.ND has •given Donations to the following Parishes in Westmin. stet.; to be distributed by the Parish Officers to the poor Householders, as they shall think fit, 'viz. soh to St. James, 501. to St. George, Ha. novcr-square, solo to St. Ann, Soho, 501. to St. Paul, Covent-garden, 501. to St. Clement Danes, 301. to St. Margaret, Westminstei,. 301. to St. Martin's Le Grand, 301. to St. Mary Le Strand, act. to St. John, Westminster, and sol. to "St. Martin in the Fields, besides his usual Annual Donation to that Parish, of 5o Guineas. By order of Sir GRORCE and Lady •Wmt itax, were distributed at Payton Park Lodge, on the morning of Christmas-Day, one hundred score potinds of beef,,and. one hundred and fifty seore. pounds of peck of potatoes, to a hundred and fifty-three families, and clothing for, twenty wi dows and twenty poor men. On the toth ult. Captain Sporriswooos, of Spottiswoode, and the Gentlemen Subscribers to the proposed Eagle Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry in the Western Distrid of ,Berwickshire, gave a splendid ball •to the loyal and respeftable in1,.1- bitantsof Lauder and• its vicinity. The asses,_ blage' of. Ladies on the occasion was numerous and brilliant. The dresses of the Ladies were contrived with much fancy and taste, improved with a green bandeau; ornamented with a•silver eagle. A most excellent band of music from Edinburgh contributed greatly to the festivity and elegance of the entertainment. At half an hoar atter one *the company, .to _the number. of 120 and upwards, sat down to a .supper elegant and sumptuotii. At three o'clock the dancing recommenced; and continued till. the morning was well advanced. ' • At the Coal market on Wednesday, the raftors demanded, sr s. per chaldron ; the, Buyers .cared - only 425.. and the Cargoes remained -all unsold. In .the Mean. time, one Captain of a:Collier;, 1.00 was content with a moderate profit, has aettially Made a voyage from the River to Newoastte, loaded," and returned in e ight lhe Ait t D tIKB CHARLES is empowered to atl without waiting for orders from the - AtiliC Council, .meld is:to appoint whatever - Generals - f.e, pleases to the 'S"ubordinate Commands. general Kit4Y4 'it is 440, will consequently be again 'placed at the :head of the Army in Italy, and Getleral COLLO WTt ATtl reinstated' in hia former 'coinmand in the Army in .-Germany. Genernl Sc xnt I Di' is to accompany His Royal Highness as Qua rter.inaste r.gencral .In consequence of :At appointment of the Ancitouna cumuats to the • Chief Command, the who of the itotherniarrl e i. gion, amounting to 44,000, .have voluntier4d thei; services wherever they may- be deemed' necessary. '' Twenty thousand of this Body had already received orderi'to join the main Army: The Speech from , the Throne speaks 'the kn.'. ,guage. of a . Sovereign truly attached • to thi 'happiness Of ltsi, People,. and the, honour of his Empire. .Tlie . interesting ' topic of 'the pre. sent 'Scaieity,, is treated with paternal soli citude, tiMportant •consideration of . the Legislatiye Vinon -between this Country and Ire_ land ha's - been so often discussed, arid is happily - so coMpletely adjusted, , that -it.was not necessary 'to dilate upon: that subjea, . What- relates to Rt4ssia ; proves that tits IMAJEsTVe Constitu tional Advisers have resolved ; as might be ex_ poled, to maintain the. National Dignity, against rashness and injustice ; anal if the fullest repata tion is not rr.ade, after firm and decisive.expos. talatiop has taken: place, Englishmen may be • sure that our Enemies will haie reason to re. pent of liaVing attempted to sully otir National • • i• . • 1 - lotiour, and 4ntrnge Our Kum= Rights*... • • 'Two Foreigndrs„. Captains of .Ws.sels, have been.arrgsted, by order of. Altc,Zuke of Pa ILT. LAND, on sus p icion of catryint-rnonpy cot of this kinziom to! 1, ranee. A PROCLANINTIONT. Dfclariv Its Majesty's Pleassiei 'concerning tbe Royal Stitt and Titles apPertaining tolbe intperial Criwn of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and .Iridand, and its Dependencies, and alts the Ensigns Artn;.rial, Rags, and Banners tliefyiti: ... . . (JEORGE R. WHEREAS by the first Article of the Articles of Union - of Great Brit airtandl relanikratified.and confirmed by-TWO Ass of Parliament, the One passed in the Parliantent of Great Britain, and the other in the Parliament of Ireland,` , and respeaively intituled, An 4a for the Union of Great .. Britain and Ireland, it was declared, That the said King. dolts of Great Britain and Ireland should upon this day, being the first day of January, in the yeirof Our Lord Ono ~ Thousand Eight Hundred and One, for ever after be united. . into Om Kingdom; by the name of The United Kingderfr of , Gre.zt Britain and Irelaltd; . and that the Royal Stile and 'fides appertaining to the Imperial &Own of the saitp,..i United Kingdom and its Dependencics„.and also the En signs Armorial, Flags, and Banners thereof, should be suck as We, by Our Royal Proclantation, under th?,,, ,, Great Seal of the United Ki ng d om , s h ou ld app oin t; W e , have thought fit, by and with the sadvice,of Our, privy Couscil, to appoint and declare that Our Royal Stile Title shall henCeforth be accepted, taken, and used, as . thestme are set forth in manne r a n d f orm following ; , that is to say, the same shall be expressied in the Latin 4. tengte by these,werds i—'' GEO&GIUS TERTILIS, Del ' Gia64, ',qiitanniartin, Rex. Fidel Defensor :" And in tlkta • Englisktengue by thein words :—" Getia dir. the T n lit*, 1 4' 31 P Grace or God, of the United Kingdom of Great' Britain and Ireland, King, Pefender of the Faith." And that the Arms or Ensigns Armorial. of the said' United , Kingdom's shall be quarterly, first and fourth, England a ' sectmad, . Scotland ; third,' Ireland;' and- it is Our Will' and Pleasure,, that there shall be borne therewith, ore ari Eseochron of Pretence, the Arms of our, DOrnhticont '" •" in Germany ensigned with the Eleaoral Bomar. 7And le ~-,•!' 7 . . is Our %111 and Pleasure that the Standard of the Bate .s' quarteringunited Kingdom shall be the same as arc iieib l''' .. .. In.before declared to be the Arms or Ensigns Armorial ' QE=' . ' 7-. the said United Kingdom, with the I scocheon of Preteiter,.; '• - , thereon,, herein before described': and that . the Union . Slag shall be atuao. the CrOsses-ialtirts of St. Andrew, and". St. Patrick, Quart rly - 0 - 0. Saltire counter ;hangar _. Argent and Cules; the latter fimbriated of the second; . surmounted by the Cross cf St.: George - of the . thir4 Embriated as the saitire. - And our Will acid 'Pleasure fut.- ther is, that the Stile and 'ulnas 'aforesaid, and also thp Aims or EniigitilAnttorial aforesaid, shall .be used liesice. , forth, as far as conveniently may 'be, on all' eiv-} , ..", sions wherein our.Rcryal Stile and : Titles and Anni. 'et : . Ensigns Art:social ought to be used. But, nevelt helar.S.. ~ it is our Will and Pleasure, that all such 'COW, SilVee,, ." • 1 and Copper Monies as, on the day before thistratller 74 2 .- ! ' 3 , I 4nUari One Thousand Eight litandre.d and Onc i were cur,. i. ~, rent-and lawful Monies of Great Brit a in, and a ll s uc h gUld, . . n silver, and copper Monie,s,as. s 4.111; on or after this day, be ' ( fi coined by Our Authority veith the like Impressions, utiti t t; ~.# Our will and Pleasure shall' ,beutherWiso declared, ihalt.. ~,,,, be decuro:d and taken to be eurrent and lawful -14.1 on" tes of p'', the said United KlN:dont in Great . Britain; and .. ,th4t ~,ii l all such gold, silver, and copper M on k s as, on tite'day NI. r i - i fore this fast day of lanuay (One Thousand Eight Hundred and One, were current and, lawful Monk s o f I re l an d , and all such gold, and silver, and copper Mettles at' . shall, on or after, this day, be coined by Our AnthOriak , . with the like Impressinps, until Our Will and Pleaaut, shall be otherwise declared, shall be deemed and taken tar .. ..- bc current and lawful Monies of the said United Khigr : • Jom in Ireland ; and all such Monies as shall ,havo been coined for, and issued in arty of the Dominione of the said United Kingdom, and declared by Out, Proclania t tion to be current and lawful Money of such, Dominion*, respe4irely, bearing Our Stile, or Titles,' or Arms ; oe.) Ensigns Armorial, of any' part or parts ti.tereor s aAI 44 ., ....,, Monies which - shall hereafter be coined and lanced acct)::..."'. Mg to such Proclamations, shall continue to he law ful and current Money of suili,Dorninions.resprititely, notsvitht:- -.' standing such change in our Stile, Titles;' , and Arms, oi Arninial Bearings respeeively aSafortiaia, Until Our Pleal. ~ sure shall be further declared thereupon. And all and ever? - such Monies as aforesaid shall be receivedand take:lin-y*lr ? - meat in.citeltßritain and Ireland respeOivOy, and in the: Dominions thereunto lalloriging, after the Date of this Out Praia:art:4lo, in Such manner, and as of the like value and denomination as the sarzie were teCeiVed and taken before the Date hereof. And.it is -also•O s tir Will and Pleasure, that., the several Dies and. Marks which have hem ustil to &no= the: Stamp,duties, and ail other Stamps and Marker and . InsttuMente, which, befortalie Issuing of this Qat: Procla"' mation,,Sitall hate bet.n . in aetual use for any public put...., ~, Pate, and inwhick . i Our Royal Stilt and Thies, or 0 u 'Arms or Tigris Armorial, or any parts or part therearespee- tii: - 1 : :: , be . rxgrettecipashall not, reason of this 07 . '• . ~ P =union, or any thing therein contained, be changed or a ter , until the same may be corive . nierttly ,so changed 6 .. dr s ere or until Our Pleasure shall .. be farther declared. '.. i '154 4 - , - 4,1;01)9111 but that all such Dirt, Starnpi,, Narks and In. sr..itnt...nts respedively, bearing* Our Royal, Stile and .-. .7*, 01,Aplas or EntiglitArmotial, used befurathi s'ffist , ' ,.. ',, .. da\ .i PO'f it iantiary One i thouund £l ht kiuodnsel, ittid One p oi - , • ,Witiftitigt parr orstiorn tall Tit'''' *“.•,-,-*. -`- 1 1 .., ,!,.., „rjlebilfrupyl al, shall have the lileeTorce andelEelittS 0 1 .0 s . .. I - nurse hatbefore the said first day oflitituary instant. . :VIA - U.lu i • . '' t) , 1 laiten at Out Court at St. James's, the 'First I)3 Y '1 A 1 ~. ..,,,:- l il. (g i l ru f rel 7. i in n iar t y O her n o e To ny l: rs vua t E i ght t.ear.a Ou r H i ß mred ai d gn 74 ,,, ~ ,-.,.. its:. GOD SAVE THE glivq: , . ;:,.., ' Ili Paragraph which has lately appeared in , all' - th'e London Papers, specifying that 4` large , quantity of , Pikes had recently been seized on board barge upon clue of the. Canals near - Staffoid, is, we arc happy to learn, totally void or Al foundation in truth. In consegttence of some apprehensions of a Riot in the town of Nottingham on'last SundaY night, a troop of the t 7th Dragoons, followed by • the East Norfolk Militia, were dispatched from Birmingham about four o'clock on that evening. The Dtagootts having marched without halting,. arrived at Nottingham in 'the course of six • hours, and both men and horses were in perleft condition to aft if their services had been re. quited. But we are happy to state, that evvrY thing was perfeetly quiet, and that there WO nos way appearance of ditt4timwctiu chrplAcc after their arriv a l_