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This Day was publibhed, price is. 4T. A SERMON sacred to the Metiory df the ho. noured Dead; and particularly of the late jik NIES LIR RI E, M. D. F.R.S. preached at-the Chapel in Para e.ise-street, Liverpool, Nov. 17, .180 s. - By the Rev. G. WA LicER, A..:1 President of the Literiry : and P kaosophicat Society-of Midciarster. said by I. Johnson, in • St..Pau I's 'Church; yaici ; Wood • Robinson, tones, ;wid Rushton,: ,Livtrpool Clarke, • ; Stilton, Nottingham;. (.;r3itwcll,, li 4zardo Bath ; arid Knott and Lloyd,. Birmingham!: This Day was publiSherT, in BYo. price gs. bnards. N ESSAY on the SPIRIT'and ,INFLLTENCE 1• la. of iheREFORMATION of LUTHER. From tne _;stni:ll of Charles-Villarsi with copinus Notts. By IAS... 14ILL Esq. . . _ London Printed for C. art . sl IC Baldwin; New bridge -street. *4* The Notes added by the - Translator, and. 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AT VtilIELVk O ' CLOCK. Consols --. 54.5 C. dlv. Red. ASIA. 59 fr .THE' SU.N. 304.2.11 QUIS DICERA PALStpt AVOEAT ? L. 0 N D T PITY R S.D.A Y, J VATAA ,16, WE yesterday stated thesubstanee of the con'tehts of Paris Journals to the Bth int. To-day we:give the details at lenth. We haw ado received plitch .journals to the ah, and the Ifembuth P4per,. of the t st, 3d, 4th,. and 7th, which anticipate two of the liarnburgh The whole of the intellirice derived filainthese different sources amounts to little entire than a con 7 fill:nation ofxrhat we previously stated respefling the signature of a separate Peace between Austria and trance, and the ere6tion - of WirternbUrgh and Bavaria into Kingdoms, to which rank_Baden is also to be raised: The Peace bet ween .41 - opia : and,Prance was,as we yesterday stated, signed at Presburgh on the-27th ult.andthere is everyreason to believe that the Treaty was definitive. indeed where, one Party was to diaate and the other to submit, much time rigid not be employed - in adjusting the- terms:: NO Copy .of the Treaty' has yet reached us, neither . are . its • terms stated with precision•,. we know of them is from Letters freM. Vienna, however., seem to have something of an . Official charataor,aod the 'statements contained in which are ; certaitily° sufficiently probable.. According to these, Austria is ". to be despoiled of Venice, the Tyrol, and "b e i- 'Possessions in Suabia ; Venice is: to.be incorporated with the Kingdom of Italy. ; and the Tyrol . with tbe new Kingdom of Bavaria. Wirternburgli will also . receive A considerable accession of territory, in order. to maintain the dignity of the Kingdom of Suabia, the future title of the Elector. Baden- will of course • receive some share of the spoil. In return for these cessions of some of the fairest . portiOns of her territo, ries, Austria is, it is said . , to be indemnified in the East.. The meaning of thiS is not difficult to unravel. The Turkish Empire is to be , dismembereth . order '. tO indemnify- Austria- in: the Eait - for.Aatishe loses in the 'West. BONAPARTE has long looked- towards the East with an eye of anxiouS•ambition; he will probably think the' present a ftiroPporitinity to at-: taipt to carry some of his fayouritg. proic6ts into execution. • . , . _ The KING. of PRUSSIA, is, it is hinted, to receire' s me Accession of Territory; but. from whence is to derive it is not mentioned. There appears, bow^ ever, little.doubt that in the cottre of. a :::fort period itot , avestige. 'of *the 'ancient Constitution of • %the - German Empice will, remain. It 'eertis r te}`-be Melting down - in" ' the - Imperlial• lievOhitionary Crucible. In Plat.se of' the numerous petty • S..tateS . of Germany .we shall soon. fmd• a few .se&md or th k itid-rate Kingdoms., wlko perpetually jarrint interests will be tl best security to VosasAtizz. for . remaining undisturbed, of,Gerinany, in ondeavouring to carry into - ,effetb.laiTy tiiose • . , nu merous projects, the e4ecution of Wlare per suaded,ae.still meditates.' Tllq Emperor A tax ANDEf returned-tO St.-Peers burgh au the i4t tilt. By the Of lished on the preceding day in the Ci.;nrt Otzttie of that City, what we, have repeatedly tateliz is fully confirmed, nameiy, that that Monarch bad no concern whatever hi the Negotiations which: t 40:. the Apt ii : The BM/EEO:A a Ars t leaving closer. to COliclude -4.1 Armistice, frothing re =medlar the Zwrtaalt-ALLT.44gZEIt bur-to with _d raw hip Tioapt-frearthe AvlsilianTotninions . ; and we „learn from this.duc_ument that 11i41:4_,P,EttLil; nt itsTy . had ordered them to' return to:Russia: The Artinistiec, i e learn, • had been-extended to Hanover, where a r had taken • . place. The French. Troops.. lk , tre.. not ..to -_pass- the I'sc'?, nnr the '‘reser.. It :is also stated, tliat the- Engliih Troops'lx•ere to be - 'all6Wed re-embark' without. Molestation. From this rangement it is, however, said, that the of SWEDEN is to be excluded.. What ,Negotia tions. on the part. of the• - Court • of Berlin have led to 'any,'arrangenietit '.of this nature .4 . 7 cit; are yet unable to ascertain, . Spme..hint.s. _arc, however i thrown out respeeting- thellUediat ion of the C6uit of Berliri', and a corigresa fora, ben eralPeace, Upon this subje& it is of coarse 'impossible to,sPeak with any precision. - . The 'Treaty beiween Austria and France will lead, we suspect,, to changes in the Constitution of Europe . of a 'magnitude hitherto without parallel:— With respea to the Articles - of tins Portentims Treaty-, vie are still in the dark but enough has been suffered to transpire to convince our-Minds that BONAPARTE will scarcely allow himself to rest until the greater girt of Europe has been re-modelled and re-c4st. We must take another opportunity of continuing our observations respeaing thp present impOrtapt. crisis in the fairs of the4C'ontinent. - - IT , is stated . hi a Morning Paper, that iininediately after the opening of the Session , a Motion' will be made to adjourn for,. a fortnight, on the 'ground of ' Mr: PITT'S illness, .We have already expressed our fears that Mr. Parr 'mill not be able. to 'attend at, the Meeting of Par:lairAt ; but we can venture to say, upon the bestinforrnation, that no such. Motion will be made on the part' of Administration. We are strongly inclined to snspea- that the report was circulated. for . the purpoe: of inducing some:Of' the, Friends- of Go.s7o:ritaleat to' stay away, under the" . .- , idea: that an AdjoUrn men t iyould4alie place. 4 , letter Vienna, datcd Deceinber , 22., SaXS--- ii The Negotiations for the re.e.s:tablish men t of Nacre between France and _Austria are at this moment reSunied at Presburgh._ The Bavarian'Minister ; , Ceuta GE4-AWENREirrH, tRk9S part in them. At "the ~same time that the Negotiations., have been established. in 'Hungary, the Imperial Austrian fa-1 • naily met- together onco more in this Kingdom, The. Emperor and. Empress, .the last of whom.re, turned 'from-Silesia to Helitsch 'in' Moravia, went from the last town to Buda, the residence of the Archduke JOSEPH, WilFre the - Archduke Cn RLES also went. , ,The head garters of 4his .Prince .have been, hitherto in the ritingtirian torn` of Koliniend, between Preshurn aptl•Butia." - , Yesterday inciri,ing, it half past nine o'clock, THEIR MAJESTIES r}( 4 . the PRINcr.Ss left Wind sor fortown. INIAS'ESTY 4tOpped at KeVrt,' , arid*„ walked in the' gardens, -aceotnpanied by Mr. - *Bicol,vx and Mr. MONTAGUE, and dined there. - HER MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES arrived at The Queen's Palace about twelve o'clock.' The Duki..a" Of KENT and 'CUMBERLAND . were in waiting't&re ceive their Royal Mother and Sisters. The DUKES of YORK, SOSSEX, and CANiiiiiin'ot, afterward's paid their respeets and dined. , His MAJESTY, 'attended by his German footmen, arrived at half past four at the Uueen's Palace. His MAJESTY Will holda Council this day.iit,two - o'clock. . .The Rol-AL FAMILY return tp Windksr on", Monday. Ros 4; l‘fessenger, ,w`ho left town last week fOr'Yarninnth, with Dispatches for LorA HA R RONVBY, at BCflin, was followed on Friday rnorn, ing last by Mr, l'crAt4ift.6, with furiter Dispatches. ,H. Mr. M. on his' airiVil4it - Irartnotith, learnecl that Mr. R had sailed.' iwe Boor . •before ; lay imrnedi ately• took an open- ' . 1kia.1 2 ,.. and in. a few hou-3,aftOr overtook the Fiickel, ind.:!delimred the is~iatcj es., tci gr,..R. town ot) , i jijcls . day. evening O'ca .10, offer traidlin... : four days by sea ao d 144 1 7 - . ;n -jri' s early hoen...yester day:- morning . 4",lipatehed with. , fresh instruc .7 tions to Mr. JA - CKSo:l:aiiii;./.4ici )3er lip, and with Leiters' tq transmit to Lord in,f-lanOver. • ()USE ..--.-Yce i Stf r4ay a Court of Dire&ors was imid, wire') Cap 2. Cifaovau4li KYMI3,R took leave of the Court prAvieus to. &parting ‘for Madras and Bengal. - - Anleriqin Papers t 4 he I) #z ult. arrived rstercliit; but their ctlptcnts - are:alkogetlier 'unimportant. Three tro - opl of tht f7th Regiment, of Light IDra- . .)ons;'frtirn rr41114 - ,1 iirrived at" Noythanyton last Feek, 71iltere are to remaiii'll i tit further orders.. Theifipf-of Preen Dragon. i),,ohlie. : house, sati-strek,firt:Slitiry; was, ..by .the violqice of the : storni i (kg, ' carrieit .a way .some ~. dlstahce ; , mid thrown that nerlibOurhotai.. • )7esteakty: n)orning a.rnaii wag-,feundlinatj:m at: •.< ;.ie. , back of the Poipt, at .. .:Portstootttl4,....-It is . sttp, ...li9.s&•ti,,frprn in a . state 'ofintoxicat ion.. the.. hcift4cittiu-dos.vn ousille•boach, of tlie.t . tdo Ite ecf, ~c .. _ -. t. , • NA PA L N E W. Arrived the DanialiLikizso . !.s7 from Fowey; laden wish fzsh bourrd'a:l\''apleki. The Peggy, CkfArmAN, lately owshore on . Sand-, head, near Ryde„ came oft lash' cone into - the harbour for repairs, biving , ..4ftn-.previonsly :lightened. •-• .'• • Airived the. Lady- Artne4sliip - with the following Vessels,:frotn . Plyatutitri:::Ni://y,, Drab, I, jND kiln, ' Pale, Su T ARTHUR, . Manning, WI LS9 N, 77107/4i • • and 84 , 4 Mtlit R NY, and Burton, - ;' idso the- Stead . y Gun,. bfig, - with a Fleetfroni the Dosi-hs. • _ /.. Put back Sir NVAtuiE;N's'Scivadrott.;.allso His Majesty's Ship Ithotrioys% night the gild furioui gale:aCcc!inpa:. pied with thunder, lightni4, and hail,. yet the.shfps at - Spitheackan4 . at St. Helen's•.wer4"- not datnaged ; several of the nierchaitmendrOVe;Yai inb injury. was the consequence, although they lie in.clusters, -. ttity i . are so lutrnerous:, -~.. • FALMETtYTII, JAN. 1.----ArriVed the Frisk Cutter, Lieut. NORTON, and the Cutter, from Ply mouth, with dispatches for AdmirdCoßNwiLf,is. Sailed. His Majesty's Ships Ville de Paris; Princess Royal, .Prince George, Grutie; and Drcigon, under the command (ibilidrninif - CORlsiril.,i4ts:, on,`o. Cruize. . • aia in Port, L'lmpetear and Glory. Sailed the Ilittsingltain Packet, Ro't! RT s, for Li bon, with 41if.; ;` Amelia PeAdt, AA ,Gus, for Ja . inaica; with ditto ; -I{ArotEx, at Swansea; and Betsey, CoLLIN - s, for Briaoi. POOLE, JA'DI. 15.—The .M :z* Master, from Newfoundland, laden with - oil, is on Shore- on Hark Sand—driven there in a heavy squall last;' A Vessel is gone down to. talk, tbt carg o. out; and, aq she bpi- very qaiet., area hopes are eTi tertained of getting her of • - 15, 2 —The Cygzzet ' - iTiver o t from lieu. • logne from riastitigs atid_ 44, -Zech", r. frotil ITavre, l'he Lis and -Vesta/ sailed' for the .Weeser• • 17dStefiiay the,iarst divisioir of tte;7thategiment marched into this town .oir their- way''froinv - Itarnsr.t _gate (Where - they had benembarkesl4. - cottinental servide):to 11eXhill 13'4i - racks ;:they; are to remain there till fOther orders- The seeonddivision ed in to-day; -anti . the third:-division Will. be here to, • inorrow: are only quartered for_ one dight, and proCee4lon their route in _the morning. We have: Parts of : the• German Legion anti-gome.other inents on board 'the Transports noW in the Downs ; but WhO 'are expe&eci:PS;diseinbarit..the mament - tbe.... weather ,moderates. • Our Infantry.Barrabks. - are pre.. Oaring for 'their temporark reception, 'lt hatrug,ge neraliy.beenunderstOodhere that a very large force . will assemble in ;tl. Downs early in the. Spring, A ile;iPerate battle was fought :last 111onclay,. for 50 'guineas . a-side, 'lletir briton lark, . Yorkshire, between Rii:hard hpliie (called tLe Y.:qtpigliele t he_r) ; ancl . -Akiz . 'Brirke. It lasted tbrett : cirwrtcrq .. pf an hour, iti'4l4i.ii`time they fought twent33-9tle rounds. ~ lap tia. it . eit6zing the ring the bets rawequal, till '.h.aeitcthe third round, the,odtht were . five to, • Ihr% in favour of Barke ; at the.eleventh and thit , . iiteentli rounds the bets were again- equal : sortie. ex,,„ )01 sparring, and a great many knock-down blows, took, place, imd, the. battle ter minated ,favotir; of Nearly five hundred spectators vt . sere . 'Colle6ted from lloy laud, Darton, WOoley, Barnsley, Wakefield,. and., several, other neighbouring towns, and Oil Tuesday fast- a- boy; of the , narne.ofliitcliell, wis ,u.nfortnnately° killed in Me'sSrs . . 'Burrow arid Mason's cotton,ta6tory, Lancaster: A strap oh. one• of the drums' caught him by-the.arm; antrthrolitr,p; hit up to the cieling,*aetwilly tore his ithit'fretn body. . On Monday morning early the body of a young - `woman, verTdecently dressed; ;V ct ditkokerecl 'float ; 'ing in the-New River; neat,Satiler's , Vrell's,' Y bk the: Watch mit . The body was. tak - en - -pci - th67llllle COat Boy public-house, • fur, e inveStigatiOnilif a , Citronerrs • • Early. on Thursday' Morning - laltlollif7lllo4pson,, -driver of the Carlisle lOng coach., on from-. Cumno(:k ;9 ; li.iiltnarubek fell .affaiutwas,ldlied.bri the spot. , , The guard, owing-to the hicliniency• a . ; tht weather, liaVino gone inside, the horses - rein neat tuilez.btAtre'4 • -2 "..' _I PLyNour.tt, J. 14..-:-Sa;tel the of 74 gins, to joia the Channel Fleet rig - Armed Ship, .with a 'Convoy,. for the-DoNitis 3' the Caroline Arnica •Sitip, Limit; ANEY, 'and' the He yard Pluto Sloops - ttr 'On' a' Cruize to -the:Wee3tward•.— - • .., - • • - PORTSMOUrIi, .JAI4. 15.--Arrived' the . ..Rranitry, SIIEPIIERD; front Da&Lig , .8et0y,.1. 1 41.177,. from , . . Suliderland.; Shrewsbury, „A.y.,nx . itaoN; from Lon-, don ; Industry, TucKetk';'• . frotti-:•Mraterfordq‘ -: and Reviere, MICHAEL, frOnt St.lves . ..-: • .• • • - . In the heavy gale of Wind early 'this Morning, a number of ,the:West Indiamen, and. other Ships at the Motherbank, dragged their -anchors-, and several of them parted -their cables ;- arnctug is 'the Brig Hercules, V-4 - 1 , 1 D YK,`bniind . tn . Demerara ; but as yet we have not learnt a any having . driven on shore. FREA'CII AND 13EITC3 PAPERS 14 vL.• , r - .„.., - -.,• • - , :-..,..-.P,NRIS, DEC. Zs. ....T-111R:r.y..SIATI-1 DUET.FTIN OF •TITE GI: ANC . ) - • . -4g-itlY. • . ~ ,! bituNZT ) . DLQ. 14.-.-The deals of valour which . have 0291te4the. Grand Army, afford matter for. a colleOion:of ..great interest. A carabineer of the loth Light Infantry lot his arm by . a shot : ' Help nio,' Cried he to his. cornrade, :`, to take off . rein car . t rid . ge- , bsx,„azi k l•ha- i t n • for ward • to' av e n ge 'M y losZ : ...,' . 1 . .1yanc. , ',14,9; , 0ther . - asistance: The wounded man ;:li.theli-Jiatigin.g!his-.3ctoutrenients upon his left arm. prOceeded-?igile. to the . : hospital: GeneraliTitzithf.7 7 was di:Mgerously 7 . wounded : four Russians seized '' him, and were carrying - him'..-off; six'_ wounded, Frenchmen ) -Ipving• perceiVed thein, drove the " Itiissians o A;nri seized the wounded - Genera], ex . claiming, ..,,-c, at 4 honour ,r 4 .is hono . beknzing to its alon e t o •... . - . . carry a wound.r4:Ftenth General:- A part of Gen:. ~Y .'4 % , 4 , t ioni4 :f t-:!!s•keg,:was.earried away by a ball. Four . ~ soldiers' approsclwd,tatatee •-hiin up : ~ Mind the Qr : der.of the tlay - ,!- ,aid -Itelt.o..thena; with a voice - like thunder, ! aticij.fAaltctjxti ranks --.-return v iet or s, and tl carry_ e oif.Oftc.r.: tliP ...*ttle is ended •: if you - are' beaten, rnST lite Aill;i3e: only a "burthen: The loss of Ibis General.:,isr..the only one we have to - lament .: . all the, other wounded. Generals are in a Stateof Con ; ! valeseence. --.., •-s, -' : • --.- , 4 - - - , ..,.. " e lake uron. which a , numerous - corps of 1 .liusgians.t-.`aok.felug e - G n tlhe daythe battle of Auster litz was . -foggli ( has. beea drained.; forty, Pieces of cannon, and a numb er o f b6dies, have :been found. , . Yesterilay theEmi)ernr received, theDeputatioh from ' 4 ...:thd I ‘l4 . ff. Of rim si preser. tett' by Prince-- I\4ok.Ar. :Ili e' l'‘" :t3kor of-. the itil cire)e i - nadea.-sßeveli,--the ' Etniieror answered, ' ]'hat 'he ' saw . the I#lepo ft - Ilion with pleasure ; .and that, notwithstanding he receiv ' ed them in the palace of AIARLA TtItRESA, .till the • day when he ShOuld. - again tind;hituself in the. Midst , of his good eitizins . ofyati . .4 would` I3e to him a real: . • • festival: w4 - le'sald he' had had; an 9iportunity of a, ' ; :near Viext' , of ti e'ealatnities of ii , k, and that from the - .... , ,iiev which preente4 . l:itSielf, he" , :asperAia . tleil that . air tlie.lp.vs relative to tit e . C.oliscripts.sbould be con-. .siilereel.-ai.t*,trbgf OttbleAome and-Sacred, unless • thek.wished to witndss . thicx4tation:cit - ,their llabi" tations: . Ile Ailetooiftll4.*islied for peace, lint gtlCh - a peace i f t. 4 ' . .tv au ltt'.,;,.o7ct.ik": fhe - .-tiyelfare of . the. 'Ffendli''.pebpre`lc IHis: - i ... .informed the -Niyuties of hiOtrteiktiiiiitogreseiit, ,colours tiltelL in , thelifittle., - VI the:411,:410170- Y ., i fi r iii Coro natio n , , to' the - Orriiiik;' : k . it,o - 4.t,. - c meant to oi l .; trila these Tf(whi6.§...tc-t 'Ai:(4,: -. . i n' order that they might: to dMV:e.r`e f6 , A R , Cardinal Arch_ 4 Arch bishop. ~....,,,,,..4„.,„.:,..,....... . ~.. Flls Imperial Majesty has . iNnt,ehe.following Let ,liit. ter to, the'Cardiffig :itedlibigTirir: ' '". ' . _ . " M Y P.o4B* j '"' ' ' ' ' ''',l , — L - I, ' •" 'Nye haslt• r T4o l ii ! !*6!7iitt - r Enemies forty-five `statuk of 6610uA • -. ...ihe"Arinivta - sary of our Coro- . '. nation -that 'd#'W.heifilhe; * :494r .: l 7 ather, tis Cardi nalS,•., and the ii , h4le or iii - ,ti4llA.'• - 11 . CleTioc," ga - prod. up t iir o - ii - r• their payees rot- the 1.17e,14.e Go vernment in..tht--. cbur.cb, of Notre Viiihc; 'We have'resolved -to deposit th e. colours in this OurCh, .its the ca-= thed,ral of.ottr, good. city of Paris. - We. lia-Te orde4 l : these colours to :14p . prektrited tcrypq,' that they max .. be i)fresLirvecl, in yout matropoilt4O ' church.. It '4 aLtcr,gur intentiort..tbat,the;46niversary cif our Coro 7 nation; shall, every year., be celebrared by the per fyrFoancc, of a solemn 241 of devction in our said cati*ral, in cotutztemonition. of the. valour exhibit . - eci: on that_clay i ntid of those WIIQ died for their =ln- try•in that. Important a 6 bon, . f‘. Tliis,is to : be foilp,Wed by a Thattir.sgivixg . ta . the ,' Ctbd. of Armies, ,iiir'.tii victory which lie has bOdFr• . pleased to. give t,141 fit.dts this Ldtter ha.i no,of.tor - objeadir view ; *e;pray 'GO t 9. take you :alto hii holy.,kceping,.; ri-otu our Palace.at Bruno. .., -... . ' (Br'a'e ) 'I *srattoa.' an the I.s : tti of December, when Vic ? ,ni• Italy reviewed the,, Tiocps gear tolopa, con-- sisting~ cif of ten thousaia.of thrzA,Nhuional. Gtuircts 'uniler:GineTar Domßikaigt, ,th i g 50idier; f,reeeived wtth loud acclamations, and tlteirlats upon tile -,POint of ,theii bayonets: The Prim:6 addres*dAll*atl.d s 4 id , ,atuong.i.ititer things, that .theiriealathEalacrity . f.itforde.4 hilt gre a t sure.".lriw4i,le,.(atided hz) . I gust in' foriti;rtiii,,that - 'yoti have u Q Lumpy to co4tend.Witll , -. Die English and Itussians hare declined advancing -- 8010st' the kitirdotn of Italy . :and ere this, per. hat* they have einhar4ci nu bodia .th.eir Ships. — The yotitig nieu,,however, must remain. under artn3 one,nieitth,.to perfpt6t. theinselves in - trAlitary - lime Officers then expresse4 their wish to be put p on - thual - service. The , Bologya Jo addsi "-That. the Troop.% were iiformed, 414.,i : v.ztit:tittt. intention of. tLe.-Ern peror NAPOLO,JI : eqUO to Franue iti military :nfairi.. Onik4t,s4ort • period: was ,n&essarY to make the Italians agreat 7 .o.eoplei'". The solemn.inaugur4tioq-4, t4p.i.Auatrian_ xolovra taken' at Wertheim ii,kti.Acleckgeti.the .first Ja- nuary. PARIS, .D.SCeA eff.i , *;:riT(S vP/Otitki Z T Of . this dap .rt 'states, that' titd vdavcii of A-rLifi'went to meet the E,rtglish- Troops, .atitl . riTki - edib"Generals with the utrtiost cordiality; that-the: l Eneish'Ships, on he ir ing. the result of ttor,aftrecif''Trafilgar, hoisted , then colours,, and titettilki‘-4 - iele, vilich *as 'turned in: several. dis'ell-atesTrOna the Citadel - ; . thxt ; forty thousand Neapolitans were ordered to join the English Troops, and that the War Minister, Fo- Rirov snaz, had. aimoun,ced a Royal Dispatch of the 47thof November, appointing thellussiar, neral, Couut Lkovr, Commandant of. 'all the Coin.► :bined,Troops .in the. Kingdom of Naples: The .Russians. and English' have not - -ehtered Rorne, as has hen ,reported; . • .-- • Prince' EuGENk,. on :the - lath ult. - 'published the following Order . of titel)ay, at - his heatl-quarters at ~Bologna: Since His Majesty. the Emperor has entrusted me with the command of the whole of, the Military Force t.bei• ritig,clolir of Italy, the National Guards are that it is our inten tion. to order the . Aritift:;FT*erve, at present en-, camped near 13Oflogna The National . Guards will certainly acknowledge with gratitude ; the favout:ComMtrnicaied; ti - entrUsting them with the saftty'of theV-enetfan Territoiy;" • The Sweeliol Brig Hopp, from Stockholm, has ben &aptured• by the Egg Privateer, of Boulogne, and Cairiednitito : Calais. - • • , - 110;11:111 1014), as Adjutant