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21st, repaired immediately to the Office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, who condufted him to the Chief Consul, then at his country-house : he delivered.into the Chief Consul's own hands, a Letter written by His IMPERIAL. MAJESTY. He had been i 7 dais on his journey. JANUARY 24. The last accounts from Spain state, that although the epidemic distemper was considera bly diminished in Audalasia, sthe Spanish Go vernment had increased the Cordon, to prevent the communication between that desolated Pro vince and those next to it. ' The EMPEROP, of RussiA' has ordered all the English Officers in the service of Russia to go o Moscow. They write from Tow's, of the date of the loth January, that on the preceding day, FELIx LE PELtiTIER, Cit.‘aLLs HESSE, TALOT I and Desratm, passed through Tours about mid-clay, in a private carriage, escorted by a Captain of the Gendarmerie : they dined at the Spanish • Hotel, and immediately after departed for the isle ofkhl. The First Consul, who since the IBthhad been at illaimZion, returned oh the 2 i st, and on the following day save audience to the Ambassadors. COfEiItiAGEN, JAN. to.—By accounts from Petellbitrgh, it appears that the Emperor PAIN.. still holds - to the title of . Grand Master of Malta, and consequently cherishes his irreconcileable ha tred to the English. Scarcely had the Kt t4 . 30f f.;i•EDEV arrived in die Capital of, Russia ) before the'Emt;Eßoi gave lim the Grand' Cross •of his favourite Order; and this preamble was a suffi. cient indication to the young Monarch, if he • ` wished to be well with his new host, - that he must 'take care not to appear - favourable to 'the . , English, However, it is hot to be pretAuted that the aversion. of PAUL to these proud Islanders was the sole motive of the good reception of the , KING Of SW EDEN•. M. CRoNSTADT, the Swe 'dish Admiral, received the . same decorations as his Master, and - M.. firt Di NCK, the Swedish Am.. bassalor, received the Order of St. Andre, as likewise General TOL 1,. All the Cadets of the Marine, of an age to sere, are employed, and have - taken the Oath. This formality had never before been used, which reads Us to Conclude that the Maritime prepara tions which our Court is waking, will be very aerious. The PR INC t of Eitsse, Commandant of Rinds ' tool; has establishea a 41,;:izinc, from whence provisions are delivered to the Garrison at ,n 1 under-pri:e: :Fite Garrison have expressed their gratitude for this ait of generosity, which can not be too much followed, in the dearth which We experience. JANUARY 25. Letters from Vie n na of the t th, ltate,',that a good understanding had been established between our Court and that of Peterdursk. General 'MI I.ORADOW 14, -who, commands the Russian Troops on the Frontiers of Galli•ria, has Made, on the part of his Court, very friendly' overtures in different po in t sae ILY 27 LUNEVILLP, ntoM !HE 12TH TO THE 214 t OF JANUARY. The two Ministers daily continue their con feiences, but they make it a point of being toge ther in such a manner in public, that it is impos sible. to guess whether they Agree or difir upon any of the points respeaing the pacification of the Continent. Those who are with the Ministers can much more easily discover that which is erroneous in the Public Journals, than they can acquire any positive knowledge of the alual state of the Negotiation. For example, whin it is said here, that the Preliminaries of Pcace Were signed at Vienna on the 27th of December, and sent here in' order to form the basis of the De finitive Treaty, we are the less inclined to be. lieve it, because, we know that the full powers of the French Republic and of His Imperial Majesty, have been constantly vested in Count CODENZEL and JOSEPH B . ONAr.kitTE, and to them alone have the two Governments left the arrangement of their r2spe6tive interests. Although there are no preparations making here, either in the Castle, or in any private houses, still we are assured that we shall speedily see here a Deputation from the Germanic Empire. From the 12th inst. to the aoth, Count Co aaNz.el, almost daily sent oft' or received Dis patches from Vienna. L: • JAM:PART 23. ANTYA , 2 .r , ULLETIN 0/ A Russiiin Officer who arrived here on the ARMY OF RHINE. "11463.1-qaal . tal Salzhokre, tath'l4". "__There appears happpily to he no foundation for the report which was circulated, that liostili. ties were to he. recommenced. Is has heels dis» proved. by the official intelligence which has been received, that Count CoatszEt. is tre“ting at Ltiv,;:!ilie fur a separate Peace, and That the :sle_ gotiations- are in a gooLl train." QUIMPLIk, JA!J• x.—On the zd, at flight, several armed ruffians entered the house of Chi- ,en CLouznc, Receiver of the Contributions, dragged him out of his bed, seized his keys, 'and fcx)ic away all his money, papers, &e, They gave hini.the following receipt : " RuyalisJ *my, 9th lislog. I, the undersigned, acknowledge to have received from. L. IL CLOUiAc, Receiver of the ContribUiions, ttie sum of sob Livres, being, part of the incAleulable sum due Awn the bystow Rspubllc to the true King of Frulee. (Signed) linden the margin, " B. RENII, Royalist Officer, " SANS SOVC JANUARY 26. The Armistice in Italy was concluded on the rtgli inst. at Treviso, between General BRUNEI Ana the Austrian General BELLEGARDE. The Austrians have evacuated all the country on this side the Tagliamento. General Otratti - OT, Chief (A the General Star, has set out from Treviso, to bring to fads the news and the terms cf this A rmi6tist jai.) JANUARY 28. This day the Consular Guard, Horse and Foot, executed some grand manoeuvres in the champ- de-Mars. STUTTC AR n, JAN. I 7.---There yesterday ar rived in this City three Companies of Grenadiers, and about ico Cavalry, forming part of the Di vision of General SOUHAM. DiffercYa Corps of the same Division are continually arriving in the Dutchy of Wirtemberg, to take up their winter. quarters. FR ANi FOR r, JAN. r7.—The French have abandoned the. Country of Fulda, and are returned to our environs ; two Battalions have entered our City. .Several bands of robbers, a luitilired, and two hundred strong, commit the most dreadful ravages in the Werhrwaid, and the Country of Fulda ; they attack the villages by open force, and en. tirely pillage them. One of these bands lately entered Neu/vied; and on the t Ith it pillaged If/Urge/4 and assassinated several p,:rsons. The French have formed several small Column; for the purpose of destroying these bands. Orders for the Court going iritn Mourning to-morrow, the Ist 01 February, for the LILL' Hereditary Princess LpuISA CHAELO vir of SAXE GoTtIA, viz. The Ladies to wear black Silk, fringed or plain lincn, white gloves, necklaces, and . ear-rings, black. or white stints, tans, and tippets. Unclrcis—rijiite or grey lutestring, tabbies, or damask • The Gentlemen to wear black full trinaried, fringed, or plitin Wad: swords, and buckles. Undress—Grey frocks. •The . Coiirt r change tile Moutoing on Sanday the Bth of February, '• The X.adieS.to wear black silk or *civet coloured ribbon, and fans and tippos, a plitin white, or white and silVer studs, with I)l.o.;,:sribbnini.. The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white,. or white and gold, or white and silver suit' waist: coats, full trimmed, CO.ouretl, and biwkles. And on Thursday the, r zth Of February TTCX the Court go out of Mourning.. The Danish Minister at Petersburgh, seems to have incurred some censure, for having treated the EM P R R PAUL'S Cril'a/rOttf /Oh l AS a serious proposition. Eut the late conduit of the Ern. peror , justifies the expidation of Znr such aet ; and every rational man in this Country, as soon as the information arrived, gave credit to it, to its'full extent of extravagance and absurdity. It is probable, howe% Cr, that Denmark might be Made to smart for the dulines? of her Minister, in nor taking a . joke, if 'it were not, on the other t:and, still tnole probable; iluit in Russia there will soon he an end to the &nix:roe:it/Wit. Mr. WA.ontNaToN fully displayed his moral pr;n 4 -iplei, and his regard for the Public, by his Dealings in an Article of general Consumption. lle also• manifested his temper, as a Man, by tearing the 'Act of Parliament, in open Court, before the, Tribunal of Justice. In both points of view, his Characte r appears in such a light, that he is certainly well qualified to hold himself forth as a modern Politician, Patriot, and ,Re. farmer.. - Yeiterday se'nnight sailed the Eliza Cartel fOr Nantz from Plymouth,: she carried away a Mons. CARNON, who came 'passenger in her from Nantz to Plymouth ; and, extraordinary to relate, eicaped the vigilanCe of The guard-boats, got ashore, went to Falmouth, received 3701. returned to Plymouth, where a hue and cry being raised, he contrived to get on board the 4bOVc Carrel, and was o concealed, that -she carried him clear off. Mons. CAO;orr was in such a 'hurry to get off, that be left behind all his money anti a box of trinkets. P. LANG E AP J Esq. the: Mayor of Plymotiih, immediately' circulated an handbill, to prevent pilots in future froM unwarily running Cartels into'Catwater: The Endeavour, Scott, from Ross to 'Liver pool, is stranded in Holy4eAd.Bay,' I t. ...71€534 .. ec" T AV L !v 1: rJr S. this WI bitteilitin fdi gi , ievkatike tildemiths, Std mibi one datum. PORTSMOITTif, JAN. 30. ARRIVED this day, two French oyster smacks, captured by the Boats belonging to the Isles of MaCCOU, and sent to. this Port. Sailed the Secgo Cher Sloop of War to the West- ward. The Be/hide and. Brilliant. this day moved from St. Helen's to Spiihead. The greatest exertions are using in the Dock- Yard, to fit every vessel capable of going to seu, with the utmost dispatch. A LIST OF DANISH AND SWEDISH VESSELS DETAINED AT rtYMOUTH. DANES.—Aldenburgh, of St. 'Thomas's, Alex. Adams, in ballast ; Amity, of Norolay, Johan Ohlsen, do. ;' Concordia, of Flensberg, , Peter Henderson, do.'; Four Brothers, of Fleggiford, Neils Berenson, do. ; Phccnix,` of St. Thomas's, Peter Susinea, with coffee, &c.; Dc lioffnung, of Altona, Neils Brunske, with winei Stack Copenhagen, of Altona, •Mattin Ryer, with sugar, &c. ; Loaland, of yranquebar, J. H. Durichson, with sugar, &c. ; Twelling Regis, of Altona, with B. D. Mitz, with sugar, &c. Dores, of Flensberg, P. Horek, with hides ; Carl Walter, of Flensberg, Jurgen Smith, with hid e s, &c. ; Huckamsnibe, of Altona, D. W. Dirkson, with wine, &c. ; Fortune, of Husum, M. ,Peter son, with gum ; Chris twin, of Altona, M. Fddidg, with wine, &c. ; HofFming, of Copenhagen, P. Muller, &e. SWEDES.—Fortuna, of Wolgast, S. Muller, with linen, &c. ; Neptunus, of Gothenburg, 0. kesterstroni, raisins, &c. ; Abo, of Finlanit, E. 'fackerstrorn, naval stores ; Amphion, of Stock. holm, H. Seviland, ditto ; Assistanzer, of Fin. land, A. Stark, ballast ; Hazard, of Stockholm, Linclfelt, ditto ; Vigilantu, of Golfe, P. Swcci_ man, ditto ; Constuntina, of Malmo, J. Ost man, ditto; Jehu, of Stockholm, J. Segertiretch, ditto. Al raiIIiMOUTH. Diatas.—Burgersen; Webte,res; , Jong !lend, rich, Olsen. Swzots.--Rcsolution, ; Aima Ca. tharica, Walter Eiportation, Freese,; 'Marga. rata, Jansen ; Maria Catharkna, S(lalt ; Pruden, tia, Allen ; Frecierivh, Ununius ; Itedligheten, Randc. . AT HULL. . Dahltcr ; John .and Eliza. bcth, Lundstron ; liofinung, Zuyderdityn. SW a uls.—Hopper, Westerman ; Femsystar, Peterell ; Gostaff, Blach!ades ; Gustaff, Erickson ; Maria, Soderstrom ; Aurora, ,Hilrrum; Wans kaper, Bar ; Citharina Dorothea, Beckman ; Ka. ren, Sovelues ; Anna Catharina, Wergmttn ; liettre Sodre, Daners; Resolution, ,Gross ; Cum. tineneen, AT FAL?.!OUTH. DANES.—Fortuna, Peterson,' from Riga to Lisbon ; Anna Marin, of jacobstadt, Wedgran, for 'Lisbon ; Gerickligheit, of Woolgast, Lose wit', from Portsmouth co ditto ; Cacharina Caro lina, of Grepswall, Werciman, from Portsmouth to ditto ; Freya, Sowers, from St. Thomas's to lintbden. Swrins.—Kaparen, Fegerstrom, from Will to Lisbon ; Maria Elliabeth, from Bristol to [bun. bro' ; • Vannerne, Kluland, from'Butavia to Co penhagen ; Isabella Jacobina, Scdergreeii, from Pads ow to Venice; Henrietta Louisa, Peng, from London to the Mediterranean. AT witrraii,sv IN. SW f or.--Gustavus Vasa, from St. Übe'l. wr _POOl,t. SWEDE .- - -Amar a , Unur. CiAIttMOUTH. DAN t s.—Fortuna," ii;cker, from Altona ; Cor nelia, --, from Dunkirk. AT LIvERpooL. • RAI 5 5 The ivgathon. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CAPT. STF.W.I.E.T, OF TUE TRANSPORT sliIP ANNE, LEFT CoRK LAST YEAR WITH V'OR 1411%V SuUTii WALE,. "more, 26, doo. " We continued our voyage from Cork, with out any thing happening very particular ) until the 29th, when we were in latitude 6. k 2. North and longitude 21. 34. West of Greenwich., The Surgeon being taken ill a short time after sailing, I took upon myself to administer every thing to the ConviEts to preserve their health. During this part of the passage the Prison_was white washed twice, fumigated twice a week,with gun. powder mid vinegar mixed; and washed with vi negar twice a week and I had than Upon deck for the benefit of air twice a week. This atten. tion was followed by the most beneficial abets ; all the sick we had at our departute.were nearly recovered, one old man only having died. Un the 29th, as above, I went 'to see the prison fu migated, attended by the Mate and Gunner. The instant the smoke Vegan I was seized by .the throat by a Convia, vociferating. death' of liberty. The. Gunner and Mate were seized at' the 'same tithe by others ; and the party► of theth upon deck) about thirty, wrencheda cutlass from.one,of the Black Centinels, and some iron bars froth the Cabouse ; the alarm became general, and the officers and men were quickly armed and at the priion door. The Conlvi4ts' mutiny on deck be, ing quickly quelled ) I extricated myself from the. man who first seized use, and was rescued from the crowd by two ConviOS, and got upon deck. The and Gunner being stilt in their cestody, lad the mutiny still continuing, recourse was had. to fire-arms, when one man attempting to take a pistol from a seaman was shot dead, and two more were wounded. This had the effea: of rescuing 1. the Mate and Gunner, but not uptil the first had received some violent. contusions on the head. At this crisis some speedy and exemplary punish_ . anent necessary, and front the information of the Mate, as well as my own recollcaion, Mar— cus Shed* was the ringleader. - He confessed his guilt, and was,76y the sentence of all the Officers, immediately shot, in the presence ,Of the Con vi Is, Christopher Grogan,. the ringleader on deck, was sentenced to two htindred and fifty lashes t and thus' ended this dis:igreealile ' 1 We arr i ved here the 22d of August." Ills Majesty's ship C'vromcre'd, JOHN Mon- FINIER, Esq. 'Commander, in rhtL Transport service, erroneousirstated in some of the. Daily Papers, about six weeks since, to have been lost off the Wand of Trinithitia, arrived at Port Royal Jamaica, all well. Captain DttActs, late of the Madras, isap pointed to the Command of the Zealous, of 74. guns, fitting for t•,ea at Sheerness. Captain CHARLES BOYLES is appointed to the Satzeen, of 74. guns, at Portsmouth. 'Sir EDWARD BERiY is at present in Town , . This gallant Officer, we have no tioubt, will riot remain long unemployed. DUBLIN, JAN. 27. Fp.om Wicklow we have the pleasure of learn. ing, that the loyal and independent Interest still continues predominant :—Lord PROSY had on Saturday night a majority of twenty.five. The total numbers were, For Lord PROSY, Mr. PONSONBY, 459 434 for Lord , r .„ Majority aort V, - 25 Yesterday •Mr. Hume, whose Tenantry con. , , stitute a great proportion of the Voters not yet ' pollech was expeeted to arrive in Wicklow, in order to support his Lordship. When economy in the consunTtion of Wheaten Flour 'id strongly recommended in His Ma jesty's Proclamation, it may not be improper that the . Public should he acquainted, that at the Mess of the 'Officers of the First Royal Lancashire Militia, stationed at Tynemouth Barracks Bread is tbtally disperisea . - with, and, as a substitute, roasted and fried Potatoes are introduced. No Flour is used- for Pies or Tuddings the paste or crust of the -former is made entirely of Potatoes, and noilling but Rice is used for the latter. Saturday last P. LANotstzap, Esq. Mayor of Plymouth, and the Court of Aldernien,mct at the Mayor's house,' to present the Right Hon. Vice_ Admiral NEWON -with the Freedom of that ancient Borough ; at twelve o'clock his Lordship, fall dressed, with his aigrette, the insignia of his different orders, (accompanied by his corn. panion in arms,- the gallant Captain D. GOULD, and Commissioner FANSH AWE, One of -Rotiners Captains, on -the glorious 12th of April, 117820 arrived at the Mayor's; and on being introduced, and partaking of an elegant dejeun ii, the Recorder, Sir W. I..;FOR„D, Bart. presented his Lordship the Freedeitn of the Borough, with the following very appropriate ; speech ; " VICE-ADM, MY LORD NELSON, , g The May'or anti ,Aldermen having unani . . • mously resolved to request your Lordship's ceptanee of the Freedom of this ancient and re... spellable Borough, have delegated to us, a part of thetorporate Body, .the honourof presenting it to you :—We cAnnor omi t, the opportunity thus afforded, us, of stating, that we feel, to common with all' others of Ills Majesty's loyal and faith. ful Subjeas, the rn . agnittitle and importance of that most signal 'Victory; which was obtained over our Enemies by the Fleet comtnanded by your Lordship, a Villory,,. which, •whenever viewed among the: various splendid Naval , Atehlevements by which this Country, and more. particularly the present 'War, has been distin.' ,;rushed, is, in many of its circumstances, unpa ralleled and unrivalled, and which may be conii. dered as a most happy result of the wise and prompt orders of the Commander, and of skilful': and gallant execution by brave Officers and Seamen : We see, with no small confidence and pleasure, that you. are again going into aelive service, and we doubt not. you will seize every" opportunity of adding to tint fame you have already so justly acquired, and entitling yonr.• self to the increasing gratitude of your Country." " I feel myself particularly gratified that it is my province- to have the honour of conveying to your Lordship this mark of our respell, and of the sentiments by which it is,,dillatedand accom panied." To which Lord NaLson spade a very suitable reply, and retired to his carriage, highly pler.ed with his reception at Plymouth. , The populace saluted his Lordship, with three hearty cheers at his entrance to' and return from the Mayor's _ houses • On Wednesday last was married!:at St. Peter's, Oxford, the Rev. JOIN CLUTTEN, Prebenda*ry of Hereford, and Chaplain to ihe Right Reverend StsticEß Lord Bishop of PETERaoRouGH, to Miss MARY WETHERELL, daughrer of the i:ev. Dr. WETHPRELL, Dean of Hereford, and Master of University College, OXford. On Wednesday the 2 zd inst. died of a decline, at Clifton' near Brigtol; where she went fol. the recovery or her health, Mrs; EDMUND 'AT It NOR; :he I.sdy of EDMUND Ttrnsott, jun. Esq. of Srukt , ..Rochford, in the county of Lincoln. The Rochble, Shorrock, from Liverpool to Cork, is put hack to Holyhead with altartge. The Flenty, Long, from Wismar - to 'Hull, e put into Christiana , very leaky.