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ZOLLIKOFER's SERMONS.
Thu Day are published,
Translated by the Rev. WILLIAM TOOKE, F. R. S.

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-1 LONDON,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5.

.ESS•

Although no change is expeded to take place in
our relations with Spain until the arrival of Mr.
F RER e, the public mind still continues to indulge in
speculations upon that subjed. Every new circum-
stance connected with it is eagerly seized, and made
the foundation of endless conje.ture. Of this descrip-
tion is a fad which has recently transpired, respeding
the capture of the three frigates off Cape St. Mary.
They are valued at 160,0001. but Government have
only allowed the captors 60,0001. for them, alleg-
ing that they must be restored to the Spaniards.
Thecircumstances of the release of the Spanish yes-

sels in the River from the operation of the embargo
are generally understood to have been precisely as
we represented them. The Morning Chronicle of
yesterday stated, that they were "allowed to sail
in consequence of licences from the Sp AN ISO AM-
BASSADOR." Wheie did that print learn that the
SPANISH AMBASSADOR Could, by his letter of
licence, revoke an embargo laid on by an Order
of Council, in British harbours ?

Dispatches were received yesterday from Lord
KetT H.

A Court of Direaors was yesterday held at the
East India House, when Capt. THOMAS rA so r
HAftsumator+ was sworn into the command of the

Gave', vice Capt. MOTE ATT, resigned, stationed
for China dire& The Court adjourned at a late

hour till Tuesday next.

The Neptune, La GROSSEY ' • Roston, Hustle ; and
the Mercury, V A 1.1 ; all belonging to Jersey, were
embargoed at Valentia, on the 20th November, but,
on the 2Gth, they cat their cables and made their
escape, the former with 45 pipes of brandy on
board, the two latter in ballast ; having unloaded
their cargoes previous to the embargo.
The Speculation, Lessee°, from Uddenwall, for
Liverpool, foundered off the South Foreland, on
the 21st of December.
The /Vast Orden, HUNTeR, from Stockholm.
for Dublin, is driven on shore near Harwich, after
being deserted by her crew.
It is rather strange that we have received no ad-
vices from Admiral Coatiw AI. Lts's fleet for several
days. It was supposed, as strong Easterly winds
bad prevailed, that the fleet had been forced to quit
its station and bear away to the Westward. 'llre
weather has been very foggy upon our coast for
some days, for the ships at Spithead could not be
seen from Portsmouth.

The navigation M the Maese is now obstrueed
by the ice which floats in it ; and the ships in the
Canals of the city of Rotto dam are locked in by
the ice.
Lord MuLriaava is now publicly mentioned as
the successor to Lord Haariowar. His Lordship
has been employed upon several missions abroad.
particularly on one, of great importance, to the
Court of Berlin, towards the end of the late war,
when hopes were entertained of exciting His
PRUSSIAN MAJESTY to renew his alliance with
Great Britain. His Lordship has long been in the
habits of the greatest intimacy and confidence with
Mr. PITT. _

Some uneasiness appears to have been entertained
in consequence of the march of Austrian troops to
the Tyrol and the Adige : but the Au.trian Govern-
ment assured the people that it was only to preverd
the yellowlever. Surely the number of troops sent
for that purpose is very large. The French Pa,sers
confess it to be to the amount of 42,000.
Great numbers of labourers, lAtely employed at
the I)ocks, and other public work, about the metro-
polis. are gone :o assist in effdling the lute of de•
fence forrmag in Romney M 41611, Ace.
We are happy to announce a fall in the price of
Wheat yesterday in Mail-lane, and an expectation
of a farther depression.
A Bauvian Officer, arrived from Curacao, which
he left on the 27th a August, reports, that at his
departure, the Island was in the best condition, and
had at least n,OOO men for its defence t
the black corps and the white inhabitants who had
taken up arms.
Mr. Tite.sty has, for many months, openly de-
clared, that he sees nothing in the candsi,9 of the
present Ministers. which an honest man should not
approve. The of this Gentleman'. appoint.
m"nt to the Irish ship is again revived.
Upon New Year's Day, the blocks were fired
upon the slip in Plymouth Dock. ftom whence the
4110 guns, was launched on the 17th of
November tasty and the keel of a new ship. of the
same class, was laid down, to be caned the Cele-
dente. of 110 guns; the is to be finished is two
years from this date.
Admiral Loess sailed on Tuesday with his soar
dron to the French coast. the Boulogne flotilla
h see made no movement of any cousequease lately,
but keep clothe in port.
A tenet from Galway, dated Iherallser 14, says,
" Last Thursday. the slop M 00.... of Wilmington,
America. put in here on liar passage to Liverpool
The yellow fever raging in the above city. she Col.
What dour port very properly sent an armed beat
seides to inform the Captain that now ci of
would be allowed to come cc. shore, and. not
itonding his having produced a cl-an biU of
it -Att. the vessel is pat under said quarantine."
An attempt has been lately made u Gottesburgb
to get that city again on fire. In a wood-cellar. or-
semi bundles of straw were found bound round
with hem_ p and furs.. which had been throws in
there. Thr flames had already caught the wood
asid, what she coesequaace might have Wm. seem
can my. if a dog. who saw or smelled the Gre. had
not begun to howl is the snow dryades' roamer. sea
as to anrad atomise to the spot. A reward of IWO
rts.doiLsrs hes bin eared ter the iscorsey et dile
gaga* is eilierism