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THE S} UN. dyts nrczy.r. F, , ,Lsur.t:AtiDLAT ? LQND 0 N, A - N (1"21 - 1CY tr, - It • VV't This morning received, )3 EXPVESS, Pa. 1.1; Pdpers to the r zth inst. They bring little -Eta is important, except from Italy, where no 'Armistice had, at the date 'of General Ilitv NE'S Letter (the '3,1 instant), been concluded. The Froch were therefore pursuing their success, and • hati.in copequence of it crossed the Adiv. The Austrians had been compelled to evacuate Verona. Pesch era was surrounded by the French, and Alas:Etta blockaded. the Clef do Cabiget of the :la, we find the foflowino. article :—" A Courier arrived this mprning, an brought.. intellig , ...nce,' that subse queiltly icy the Passage of the Adige, our Army I:• li4d.eornpletely defeaied the Austrian and that Ir i eLLso4alat • was flying' with the melancholy ,•wreck of their Forces.'' • The trial of the men accused .cf having been concerned' tin the Plot on the Life of the Chief Consul, had been begun ; . tnd concluded; and Ct. IC e kclll 3 'ARENA; DEMERVILLE, and TOPENO Ls Bzui N, have been eonviaed, and set teneett to suffer - dearth. • ' The Col:suls, in a Message to the Legislative Vody, in wEich they propose to Vote that the Army of the East has dee,ervea well of the Coun try; accuse the English Government of perfidy ; and the Mops/star, in the Paper of the irth, en. deavours to justify the acctisition by its argil. rt.:tents. From Zunetiille we learn nothing of import ance. The certainty, as it is considered in France, of Peace' with the Emrpßoit, has occa. sioned the French Stocks to rise to 52.!,. _A Rupture with the Northern Powers seems nqw quite certain. We understand an Order of C9uncil was yesterday issued, .authorizing the detention of all RlLflial!, pallid', and Swe'dish Vessels in the Ports of this Country, and direc tions. were Lent to the Commissioners of the Cus. tomi accordingly. We deem it unnecessary to enlarge, in the way vF utscrvation, on this mentaire of novernintnt, :whi . ch,seetns, for some time past, to h4ye Len anticipated by , the general feelings -and wishes of the country. However desirable general min_ qUillity may be, there ate circumstances in whi,:h ncl man of just sentiments will encourage the idea ; bur, op ;he contrary, encounter Hostility all die best means of sell-preAervation.-:--In this '6/illation do we stand•Wi th the Northern Powers, vAto have coalesced for the avowed purpose of trying- with us, FOECt or ARMS, a question, upon the issue of,which the'GLoity and S4FITY of this Country must ever depend. Our Naval Superiority, and the. Rights and Privileges which that has conferred on us, are now dependent upon th 4 question which we roust thus try with the lyfariame POWers of die North, and in such a Contest, we are convinced The whole Nation Will beanited, in feeling and tientiment. Co'ald we , suppose there' were any difference of opinion upon this suhjea, we shOuld oftener have recurred to' it.; but we believe the Patriotic Sentiments or tered by 4 distinguished Opposition Member dur ing the last Session of Parliament,,have eatnpletely silenced those, who from habits of general oppo. sition to the measures of Government, would have seized such an occasion for prorntlizoting opinions whi c h no genuine Briton could have recognized. Of the issue tlf the'Contest, upon whicb. sliali prob.ably cater is soon as tfiC.reason will rrtnir, wc trust that,snde.r the fivopr of pivine r - rol.idence, tittle:doubt can be entertained. The War mu tbe i 4 v:, find our , N . AVY, Wilit 11U : • inanlorce can tqiccei*cully withitand ? ivFAIRTI):6,• and the :tvuot.J4TA,. SorinA, and C WC . to 'fawn yesterday morning from • Wind,sor. MAits.rtrs arriving 3,t Bucking harit,houst,.iter,were whited by ihe Dux E$ of 3044,4 and Cu,f4u t P irtciss SO'r it I A of GLoucgsrEit,. ktpd. the Countess bf MAI.I4IP,S -. , • - The KING at one 'o'clock heg a Leyee at St. James's Palace, kvhich Was ait(nded by tbe perial, Wit tembeig, Neapolitan, Sivedish; and ttavarian. Atrsbassadots, the , Prassian Charge tbe Arehbi.;hop of cAw.r, E Int Ir, the Etbliop•of 'cit R't tie'. Re v. Dr. Fong R, Cabblet "Mioistet s, tt.p Judge of the Admi.. at Court; the Atro.t”txti',GEPP4RAA y . the 114.t . 5. T` of ROL L s, the follo4ing Ntili!enien Duke of rcetland: • Af2rikaie,w--SOtisbnny,.. ilicetar„ and ri:ltornond. A arb—,C.l)estetficla, Knoort, mitutivirt, C,tcrnar job Spencer, 4 4 .ntrint, Morton, Carystbrt, liar/Ingo' A .4r;.lC'Avicfcri Yisenunt--Falmouth anti e Lords—Owydir, Castlereagh, Bl;quier, BridPort, Anti F.-4ornerset, Hawkestmusy, Scioa, YVoodhou t e,.:.%, Helens,- Monkinaspn, C. Somerset; Mendip, an 4 T•itzgeraTd; • ; ' • -( sh7-4-p Berry, R.f,brevllle, C.-, Morgan, fittEdtriondt„,,R. Kitt4sutil', P. Rarket, flanks, 11. Palliser, - Win. Pl4ltthiey, J. Trollope, G. ,Eairfax, Saurnaez, and glatnike Generale--Johnston, Vernon, Rainsford, Edinotisione,Dri, Tonyn,Souter, and Manners. edditeri::SWllfh7 - Nrigttic - Mgrvvell; Eis : kirtr,7Robinsrt; and Bentinck. Major Aldridge. ildlninah.,.l.)orxitias, Rowley, Gambier, and Blig h. ilfehrrs—liastings, Stratron, King, Hayes, Herne; garta, C. Codrington, Trevor, Walpole, Dupre, and Keatig. The Noplethen introduced to Hts MiQES'Y, who had `the .honour to kiss the Kxtro's Hand on their seVeraloPrornotions, were, the' IVlarquif of Ex Er ER, on his being .so created, by Lord Gv y., DI R ; the Marquis of 'Thom' oiro, on his ho.. motion from — the Title of Earl.of INcit 'Qum ; Earl CARYSFORT, on' being treated a Barr» of the United Kingdoms, by the Title of Ikon CARYSFORT, of Norman Castle ; Earl KEN. MARE, on being raised to the Title from :hat of Viscount ; the Earl of ANTRIM was intro. duced by Lord CASTVER EACH j Lords MONK. MASON and BLAQU I ER, on being created Barcns Admirals' BR IDPORT, C. FITZGERALD, My. or..As;GAtta`tra, Fluousort, Rowt.,Ey, Sir P. PARKER, Sir R. K ING, BIAGI!, KINGSMILL, Sir JAMES SAUM A RE Z , 'Sir H. Taott.ort, Sir J. WALLACE, and Sir G, FAIREAX, on their Pro. motion in the Navy. Generals joimsroN, Vtitivor: ' RAINSFORD I EDMORSTnN, Tarryri, Dort, and IVIANNEtts, on their promotion in the Army, General MArtzttxs was introduced, and had the honour to kiss the KINO'd Hand on being ap. pointed First Equerry and Clerk-Martial to His MAJESTY, in the room of the late Gen. Gotbs. WORTHY ; Captain Xtur wts, by the Marquis of THomoNo, on completing his Troop of Vo lunteer Rangers. Mr. K t ATI t4Q Was presented to theitmo by Lord C. EITZG TIA4D• Colonel SM ITII, Deputy . Governor of the Tower, was at Court for the 'first time this' sea son. .after the Levee, a Council of the Cabinet Ministers wassheld, to swear in the Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdoms. The venerable Lord MENDIP attended, arti was sworn in. 'rhe Kt G, after giving audience to the net Ministers and Sir CIIARLES MORGAN, re. turned at live c,:clock to Buckinghamliouse. We are happy to learn that the arn44ble r fSS AMELIA is so well recovered from the corn. plaint in her knie, as to be able to walk without assistance. Yesterday WAS held at Lord Lrvntroot,'s House, in , Hertford.street, in consequence of his Lordship's•icidiposition, a Committee of Trade, consisting of the principal Members of Admini. strarion, at which Lord CASTLEREAdif assisted. According to advices from India, Colonel Multamt, with a Detachment of the 84,th Re giment, consisting of between 4.00 and 500 men, had made au Attcwin 41. anez. t Force was conda,te.d thither , by some Vessels of Commodore BLANItiETT'S, Squadron. From the want, however, of that complete cooperation on a the part the Scherifi or Medina, which he had been yromit,ed, Colonel 1141/41,0* was compelled to re-embark. This morning a Mail arrived in Town from 'Lisbon, dated the 7th inst. brought. to Fal-nouth in the Earl Gower Packet, Capt. Dt AIX, in five days. During her stay at Ishhon, His Majesty's Ships Brilliant, dknwoo anti Pijevrix, sailed from thence. The Packet sailed on the 7th inst, and arrived at Falmouth on the tub. Passenger, per the Earl Gower Packet: Major Davies ; . Cart, Bull, Mr. Young, Lieut . . Ryan, Mr. Week, Sir John Wardlaw, Mr. john Couret, Mr. Nash, Mr. M'Mahon, Difr. VaruLkur, Lieut. Fearou, Villeneufe, Lt. Col. Stewart & servant, Mrs. Rogers, and Lt. Col. MasNq & servant, Mrs. johnson. Yesterday a . COurt of Diretiors was held at the Eist India Rouse, when't.al'itain THOMAS WAIL I, was sworn into the Command of the Duke of cleu i rb, destined to Chini:. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till, this day, By the: great exertions of the Officer, of the Board of Works, ,, and partienlarlyofV,r, WYATT and Mr. GROvls, the two Houses of Parliament will he . prepared by the zid inst. and the Impe. rial Parliament will certainly meet on that day. Colonel By NG, we hear, with much regret, really . fell in the battle nem. Salzburg. What we lately said of this Gentleman .vas no more than he deserved. He'was a very elegant young man, of such general knowledge, and g.ood sense as are rarely found at his time of life. His manners were uncommonly eng , aging, and his charader highly respedable in every,point of view. Friday the Great Seal of Ireland'being deliver ed up to His Excellency theloun NA ' iqt; by the, Right Hon. A.artitia, Lord Viscount A . trottN, C.J.K. B. and BAR R:Y , Vi scount Avognoa it`, CALE, two of the Lord; Commis sioner's . for.keepirtg the Great Seal of Ireland in the LORD CHANcELLOR's absence, the same was defaced in His Excellency's presence; and His Excellency was thereupon pleased to deliver t o rci their Loshis a new Great Seal of the United. Kingdom, to he used in that part of the United. Kingdom called Ireland, and, to dire that the same he made use of (pro temtare) for, sealing all things whatever which pass the Great Seal. 'The Model of a Machine, invented by the Hon. Captain ifELY HurcHtmott, of the 4th Foot, was yeiterday laid by Itini helot( the Corn.. mander in Chief, for His Royal fliemess's in spaiion. Itfti intended as a defence tar Infantry arlint, the sudden attacks pf Cavalti, and, will be seat ‘o Sir lkAtilt AB to.c aom.eys. A COilft of Aldermen is to be held 3t Calla ha 4 .$n on 'Tuesday, instead, ot: Thursday at inserted , , FRANCE. FARM, JAN. IT. Article frortriS'iutrgarA of the 4th January, tors, that several Letters from Bavaria state that the_Prelin4aries of Peace were_s.eftle4 by the . A ftt erLIK E : CHAR is g,and - General -Moßt at the same time with the Articles for the Susptn- stOn *of Arms. • Orders , have 'been received at Luffea.,ii/e,. to ; .for Ward the'Works .preparatory lo the 'Congress, and they were on the sth inst.. carrying - on with such affivity,, that they expeeted them to be corn. : pleted in three days trom that date: From this, the speedy meeting of the Congres's_Was interred. The ci-devant Count de MoNT-GAILL A RD, and his brother; the Ab 4. Morr-Gittu,Aaeu i were arrested on the morning of - The 7th, and conduaal to the Office of the Prefea of 'the Police, ARMY 'OF ITALY, BRUNE I COUNSELLOR OF STATE, (VENTRAL IN CHIEF, Tp THE MINISTER AT WAR, " If'ead•quarterr at Verona, ;. gc We passed the Adige an the is; abOve Brie. : (din g o., A false attack, a mile from Ferctta; deceived th.e.,neMy. The alivuy and talents' of General MARmorr, r onimanxling the Anil- lery, rendered this important operation easy*.to us. " General DELMAS traversed with his cannon the little chain of Mountains which separates the• Valley of Polite-11a from that of Pantena ;he had some difficulties . pf road ,tojs'utiftount4 inovement obliged the Enemy to evacuate Penna. Peschiera is surrounded ;,A.fantisa is 'blockaded: 1. will cause Perm Legnago to 1)e besieged. (f General Ra . c HAM REAU moved froth - 4'0:60e lOva, Torbole Mori, upon 'thee Adige,. which obliged the. Austrian Generalt . t;vaetia the celebrateTposition of the Corona. " General Semyttur occupies tlfe celebrated' Terrace of 6voli. I have sent Gene-pal Bottot It: to Ro•veredo, to facilitate the thareh.of G,ineral ROCti ANIL E " I hasten, the moment I alight kohl my horse, to send you this first Courier, . • (Signed) " BitONE Li/NEVILLE, FROM THE IST TO E STH or JANtiA.r...v• " Evezty heart here is Alelivered up to hope: Nve attl4y .every .v rvery movement of the minibtets; and, it is remarked, amidst a 'crowd - of circumstances, that the prin. cipal difficulties are removed. ‘: " At nine o'clock on the evening of the a Courier arrived 'to the French Minister,. from the Head-quartets of the Army of the Rhine; and afterwards M. DE C 9 , 4 1.14ZEL received one from renua. 4 6 Aftri the etatrinCes . vihich the taro MiniS_ tors h e ld 'on the sth, they each dispatched a Mes senger, one for rienwa, and the other for Pars." AtPositovlto, DsC, 19.—The Corimandant of this City has this day announced the certain intelligence, " that the EMPEROR his .ratified the Preliminaries of Peace, and sent full Po yeas to Count CORENZEL to sign the Definitive I:reaty,i, COLOGNE, lAN. 4..—Orders baring been given some days ago, for a great quantity of heavy Artillery and Stores fora Siege to be sent from Luxembourg, Itlayence and _Dusseldorf, intended to accelerate the reduction of the Fortress of Wurtzburg, fresh orders have come to suspend the departure of these diarent articles. As for the 'march of the Troops inlended to reinforce General AUGEREAu'a Army, it-continues with ailkivity , on both sides of the. Rhine." MUNICH, DEC. 3l,—We are astured, fiat a Secret Article, General MortaAu has regulated the basis of the Armistice in ha& ; and !hat General Balm E is authorized, among other things; to demand - that the Fortresses of Mantua and Pesebiera shall he given up to the French Army, and that the Austrian Army shall retire t behincl . the Adige. . (The Bamberg Gazette of the -Ist, of January, also says, that Mantua and Peschiera. are to be given up to the French). : The Flead.quarters of the Army of the Rhine are at present at KiwNimunster. • In The Message addressed yesterday to the Consuls of the Legislative Body, we find these expressions—" The. British Government refuses to recognize a Treaty 'which has beenset on foot and conduCted by its Plenipotentiary Minister at the Porte, the Commander of its Naval Forces de title to ati against the Expedition: of F,gypt, and signed by their Plenipotentiary; this Com " All Europe has beeri struck with this unheard. of aft of .t w iolent power , fpre p otaree) of which England has suffered itself to be guilty towards. the Ottoman Power, its Ally; in thus quashing by a simple order issued to one of its Admirals, a solemn Treaty signed on an important occasion by the First Minister of the GRAND SIGNIOR. " Less astonishment must doubtless be felt at :seeilig-the English Government mock solemii en- mements entered into in their name by their PlenipoienliarY. The faith of this second Car thige 4as been long - estimated 'l)4 sufficient as-• tonishment can never be felt at 'the species of shame which has induced the British Administra..7 tion to excuse themselves for unsuccessful perfidy, by a badly-contrived falsehood. it-The Cabinet of London, disdaining, or de. spitting' of Iteir4able to prove that the G R VI xis lt had treated without Powers, has pretendeo that SkSYDNEY SMITH' was. not authorised 'i° negotiate the Treatk of El Arisch, But it will no more be believed in France, than it has been ill England; that Sir SYDNEY SMITH was not in fad invested.with.the titles - which he has taken in all his afts, "In order - 11.iew that he 414(1 cheat we shall publish.one of his I,etters. It will , fig nilai a new proof of ,rhe.spitit of intrigue ot the Englisb." (Hem follows a Letter of Sir SI'D,N Er Smtv 4 ) dated Asth May, x799.] ..-.: Cll dr . .11.4111, ,JAN.• 124 ,e . f . . FR ID AT last, at. tett . o'clock in, :the morntngh that worthy chartiderCOminissitmei H Xitrvi r took tlli final leave Of' the 'oiliteri- araworknien thif Dock-yard, .andisat:cif :fat: Lcintion to his aPl3°il'..4nent at the Nay'v . Board, rite officers' wOrktiten weie rangedTilntil,is house to the. ytilipitate*on high sides of- the 'Av;ty ‘; the young,, Bien took tie hots from. his carriage, and in sisted on drawing it,- ‘vhicli-rbeydid through the% ;gates,-:.Half-way along the . dock' lane, and Ncpuld , . have ,drawn it to ROcliester 'bur he entreated they would not: The Cominisficnier beliated With that ail - ability and politeness (whielt,ha6 been' 1113 : constant'prattiee while he resided here) to every person 'as he passed ; and • the • tion4 of :hundreds ig` people who were impressed With gratittide";• lie is 'gone, to fill a situation Alliece,,, no doubt,- ht will chntinue tc. l . te*.strvicle and publi 4 hl eliaraaer. • - • • Yesterdiy therrernains °ldle late Capt., C Y Lit of • thel.froviuribkl.. nqw, fitting the '4l6C•t:..yarcii was . conveyed' to Roclie"ster 6tthedral trout •,• •. „ , rotel ; tne yroces:stott was,itttenoted l oth Se' . .p all the naval and military{honclors.„..ainidst cell-‘ course of some theinsands-,of:spe dinars, _6e ciitro , was carried:: byanien, the pall 'siip Orted by Captain's of the Natiki and attended ,wiih a ll the . Officers of the. Marines, ,and of the' Upper Bar 'tacks, and other Officers of the Navy, , the Ma . 6 tine .Banal: played, the soltnin dirge, and ,t larSq derachinent of thu . ;inaSikiieS s of the tipper Thirrack attended the' Intleral with the- .greatest decency and shlannitv lie — was a person that, bore a n universal good eliara6ier, the .cores . Was interred ih a vault .in the Calhedrali, • near the North door, • .! THt TiiitArat.—T,HEta MAIEsTI 2S , ace compan itd by four of the PRINCESSES were la o night at Covent-G a rden Theatre. The Comedy of I: t. MIIX in lit Humour, and the ne w ' Pantomime of Harleviin's Tour, were command.. ea on this occasion. The Dews of Icily; the Prince of ORANGE, and many of the Nobility were present, and the house was full in every part. The Royal Visitors were received with every mark of animated loyalty. God save th° Krug as usual was demanded, and sting arnidsg repeated bursts of loyal acclamation. ,The fogowing'prediaion is - much ,spoken of is certain Circles Female Foreigner, of re; markable devotion, who left England on the 3° of December last, and who resided for some time at Hampstead, foretold in the month of August last, that in the night of the 24th of December , a great - event would take place at Paris ; that it might be known in London on the 25th, wh c ; they or no it had succeeded,' as if it had fagot the Sun would be seen on that day by the wh ' ic City ; and it did 'fail, the attempt would .follosved by several' others, and that at lertg" the NG of Fam4c E would be acknowledgek ac Paris on the 25th of Marelt next. It was 011 1 " ,i '' 'evening of the , 24th ult. that BO NAP AVI egar ' Itifthia and, the Sun sh o n e 'herc on the 01 " lowing day. Thus far, according ,to the partisan° of the Prophetess, has the 'fir.st part 'alter pre die` tiion !heetst.accoittplished. • • The publication of the CorrespondenCe',nn thl Eke of - French Prisoners furnishes a rernalk° •able irtstanve of the depravity of mankindr - ' The. - lessen of litunanity, which is taught by - Misfortune; appears -to have been altogethef 'tifiriWti away upon these- unhappy,. beings.- Ch i ! extortionate and iniquitous manner in whic h they-prey upon one another in prison is but littl e -talculated to persuade mankind of that theory to Which Republics are .recarnmended—rke D;gtlift o iftiman Nairtre • • 'Theimperial Family were fully prepared to set out from Vienna for Offen, estorted by apar ty of the Life Guards—the Gallery of Paintings, the Imre rial Treasury, and the City Treasury, containino z 2,000,000 in specie, were likewise about to V - removed from the Cap_ital, when the CHA4tI, Es arrived Alt very une)ipetlecily 31 ten in the morning of the 27th, bringing the.edn" solatory intelligence of his having concluded all