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FOREIGN INDELLI,7I.ICCEi
HAmisuRGH kiMLS.
sturoAs-. D.C.F 25.
14se C; 'tette of this city hash this dab putlishcd
the following
ORDER 'JP rtiF. !)vr, OF Tim EMPEROR NAPO-

LEJNI, Die. to.
Heid•Quarters at Sehonbrunn,
Gf.1.1.1 sirmy—=EMt-Majnr.
Hit 14stio•tv, the Emperor aid t3.ng, carded all the Gslisrah
sash.. smiamand niaarAti,s. or alt ~,re uiverarart rd provinces., r
e i•%•es in lints C• 041 Inks tif troilrs, its site coun.
tr",•• .ecipierl by his di hlslilt amt,s, to awiat the tmops and
F:,,:ii,,,,,ewstia•les of 'Ph, it Serene Electoral Higlailes•is the
of Brr Wirtenberg, and Baden. in taking pos
st.sann of the estatos of the Enuestriaa orris of the Enip.,re.
1114 -ry, the Em;iieroc, has guaranteed to thiase three
.rivet .e., the corn..lets awl abs dote roiraremety in •then
timilien4; soil oath* Emperor of Gumatay pomeeset in hl•
HafiLla iry It! not. an I t to King of Prute.a, in Brai.detabuigk
At to what part:coders regards the Equestri in Order of tau.
Germanic Ent was one of the sip, irts of Austria, it
•AlsniEmet seeluits ,o hi raised for Austria, in it: Ir
'Title ClildUC:, nee,setfli, "laced it its a state u
'trance; t.ng to tie leas of the tm•iie,
penaf Itaa no waits to aces nit m tiar.nauy, unl.iis in 11 war ui the
It I. hrtioirs altered, that al those districts ..1 the Empire,
wb !aher sdbject to a Prance, or to an Imperial city, in which
J.Fros of Anstrian recruits hare been establa,lied, r,r which
r tonit recruits to be raised in then, fan the service of Anstiia,
OM be cons.d.r.l.l and treated as in a state of warfare with

W•ance
Toe !Alley o•d•, the G orernors of prairie:4, in the
States n( the E ..p.rnr 46;,:r.nany, occupied by his arsuiei, to
e.ratert, a spit-arty at prr.i Or, t.ie amp teal, an 4
to talc• ntesisiti4, that art tne As.rinatiensthinflititre.l to th••m
the P.rt mere—Gene& of the Arqty, for pslr .m other
• ite.rerea to t e In.ht‘rfeheve, be e. p, In tilu leaC.l
• eight Ass's, (mos the receipt .4 this order.

FROM THE DU ral PAPERS.

KANOVeII, ric. 26.

M. de Kruseatark, a Prus.ian Officer, has just
arrived at the head-quarters of General Tolstoi, to
announce, that the Russians in Hanover are to be
in twine under the command of Prussia. It is not
doubted, that this measure, concerted between the

Courts of Peterphurgh and Berlin; will put a period
to hostilities tlituu,:hout the Eh:nor:it,: ; but we
know nut yet what is to become of the Swedish
army, and the Anglo.lianoverian legion.
Leticia tr,.m Berlin assert, that the residence of
the Gland Duke Constantine in that city has given
. rise to very important political conjeaures. It is
believed that he is charged with an important rills-
' siiin fom the Emperor his bruCier. it is teported
th st His Impetial Majesty has invited the King of
Baia to accept the Quite of Mediator, to restore
Pi ace between Russia a1..1 France, and that the
Court of Berlin has accepted that invitation with
pleasure. It Is said that (ir%eral P:uhl is to
snake overtures to that rata to ere French
p.lO/.

Y Algiist;SCll, DEC. Si.
llPrivate letters horn Berlin Speak of the isurney
of Prince Coll.t4ll:itlC, as relating to proposals of
peace. The mine letters &tee, that measures are
*boot to be adopted fur a definitive settlement of the
fati! of Hanover.
S 55555 VIGH, JAN. A.
(;reat preparations are making for the reception
of the Emperor, who is expeeed neat week. It is
said that the Fie Loral Family of Bavaria will return
with their hlarsties to Paris.
f4ANICIORT, JAM. I.
We learn from Neuwied, that a considerable corps
I et French troops, having arrived from the interior
of France to jnin the at my of the North, received at
.11toprart ord.•rs so halt. and the nest stay orders to
proceed to Franconia, itiAead of descending the
Rhine.
The march of the Prussian troops is in a great
. eneasnre suspended ; ti:e garrion of !lethal is seen
on the point of returning to that city.
We are informed th it IS troll &abler, who, before
the commencement of hostilities, discharged the
functions of Minister from Russia, at Munich, and
who has since been at Giniuu, is suddenly arrived
Lei; sick, and will he charged with the negosialion
of peace between Russia and Fiance.
P 5555, JAN. R.
His Irn7vrial Majesty arrived at Munich on the
31st of 11sicember.
The Rochtifort sqnadron, whose return to port we
have already announces!, was absent from the Isle
of Air 161 days ; it kept the sea Isa . ._ days. It tools
the English cutter Kersgsw, of .26 guns ; the Mary-
I•nd, from Guernsey, bound to Neve-mm.l6nd ; the
Dirre cutter, bound to Gibraltar ; the brig Paa4ea.
from Gibraltar to Grenada ; part of the.Ntrwfound-
land corers,. ; part of the Lii-evrardl Island home-
ward-bosod Beets ; the Ca!gatta, of 5 );•14ni; part
of !!te convoy destine! for the enact of Attica t and
a great number of single ships.—T, enty-tbroo
rises were sold well at !me:Wis.-7lino Enziish
were taken prisetitea.s.
Frencls Funds u 0 $ wths.

THE BRITISH ?RE SS.

01;,•,
NIOND V. JANUARY 23.

The two first of toe bill:- liambiirgh Mail-.
which became due )'ester) iy, arrived last Morning.
bat their contents have bee in a great mea‘ure,
anticipated by the German Papers, which we re-
ceived last week. Dutch Paper; have he-n also re
cawed, containing tile Paris nc.•:s to the 9:'
instant. We cannot crnica frog: these sevcra•
sources of intelligence any new paiticulars 0!
the treaty of Preshingh. We find Iron:
articles of a date prior to its mention, that BONA
r AarL was determined to cut and carve the German
Empire, without limitation or controul. An order
of the day, dated at Schonbrunn, on the 19th, de-
clares, that he has guarantoed to the three Elec-
tors of BAVARIA, Witeraufkaan, and B,oex, com-
plete, an.l absulitte sovereignty in their daminions."
Ani sore complaints of the Eilaestzian and Teti.
tonic Order. having been laid beiore the Die;
oC Ilatisbon, the French Minister lisnouvii.t.E de-
clared to the Arch-Chancellor, that the Emperor
NA2Jr.EOV Ltd elt %Jai ar,d the power to niodifi
the G.,rritanie Constitution as circitnivances might
require ; in other words, as h., should think fl:.
"These fans sufficiently indicate Ilse cliar..ller of the
Treaty of Piesburgh
BON AIP AllTt arrived at Mnnich on the 31st List,
on his mum to France. The El; Aural family of

Bavaria !rill accompany him to Paris, in which
city the suptiali of Euo►.Ne BEI•J:IARNOIS, and the
Princesi AUGUSTA of B•VARIA will be celebrated.
The i'oreign Papers announce the return of the
Rochiort squadron to port, after having taken, in
its cruise, 31) prizes.

Satordsy being the day set apart for the colcbra-
tion of the anniversary of ll:r NIA) EST T'S birit-day,
the Stock Exchange was shut. Many bargains
were, however, made, and the Consul; remainc•l
steady at GI. This improved state of the funds is
ascribed to various causes. Some assert, that nego-
eations for peace between this country and France,
have been opened at Berlin ; others, that overtures
may be speedily expelled, and that a change of
Ministry, favourable to peace, is in contemplatinn.
Others contend, th t tke state of our finances is suf-
ficient to account for the rise in the fonds. There
is, at present, no isconsi.lerable quantity of cash
in the Treasury, arising from the sir-plus of the five
millions vested last sessi•o for continental purposes.
The produce of the Income Tax is .also said to have
exceeded the estimate ; and these two circumstances,
it is supposed, •vill enable the Minister to defer the
Loan to a mete distant period of the Sessiou than
waso•iginallc expelled. It has been fartf..er sfated.
as a proof of the proiperoui s•.ne t.f the market,
that there is not one shilling of floating Omnium
lett. This last asserti3n, Lowever, is no; correct.
One gentleman writ in the•e millions on Sam day,
but there is to the amount of five millions still in the
market. The continued stay of the Earl of Han.
ate Gross, and Lord Ha anowsv, at Berlin, so
long after the original ohjen of their mission was
defeated, by the events in Moravia, is also favour-
able to speculations on peace.

Mr. Pt TT, we are happy to Stat., was much
better yester.isy, and hopes are entertAineJ of hi
pe edy recove: y.

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The fallowing trat ,orts, svi h troop., to be tts
embarked, having just arrived from Yarmouth
Roads, came on Friday into Ramsgate Pier :
V.e.t..nt, with 147 turn .4 the 2650 Regidteht.
Dement, wah 115 men of the Ath do
Adren•ii•e, with :nen t 4 th • 30th do.
Tote Briton, with 9; men of the 30th do.
Vestal, with 146 men of the h2th .to.
.1q44., sod Thomas, with 107 men of the 2Ath do.
Crescent. Tense, and Miry, with 91 hors. of the Kitts'.
Ge•mass Heerr Moose, and nhotst 100 owes.
These formed part of the fl et which sailed under
convoy of the LpTerd, I weeks since, and were
separated in a gale of wind Some of the above
transports reached the Weser, hut could not land
in consequence of the ice there on Christmas-day;
and other: of them got into Yarmouth Roads.
Seven empty transports slile.l on Friday morning
from the Down,. for tly Nore, to wait further orders.
It is expett,d that our troops will speedily return
from the Continent.

It is confidently reported that a Convention was
si♦+ned by Count El suowirz .411 d TALI., VIAND,
winch settles, in the mean time, the afitirs of IlAno-
vet, and snnres our troops. l'his Convention con-
tains in substance, 1 hat
The Eivr,lish and Allied Troops shall retire be-
hind the Weser ;
That the recruiting for the t.ertll4ll Legion shall
cease ;

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That an more English Troops shall ►e sent to
114110Ver
That the Armies of Pt ince Louts and Arnaatau
shall not advance—the former not to pass the Fron-
tiers of Holland, the latter not to pass the Rhine.
Prussia engages to oblige the English Troops to
evacuate I lanover within a given time, not to exceed
three minstbs from the ►igning of the Convention.
In the moan time, the French Garrison in Hamela

is to be supplied letth provisions.
rie G.j<tte of SAtiodAy night conrAins the AC-
CnUllt of the Funeral Proreks,o.i of Lord Nei ww,
from Greenwich to the AJmii.lty, and from the
AiltnirAty to St, roules.

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THEATIaS.

Tnt CUBA.
The Opera-Douse was brilliantly attended na
iatiirday night. The Ladies, in general, wore their
Court Dresses. In the brilliant circle were.—
Their Royal tlighne.*ec the ?fierce of Wales—Dukes
of
;Ambridge, cutnloalria, Kent. ay
lighiieas rho Direl..a* id York.
Ditchelsei— Lseroildra, klassclie.ti.r and Holton.
Haut, RlattrUned, and
Countesses—Harrington, Cante*, Chatham. Barry more,
(lam, Cardigan, and /4,l'+ein:trl...
vieniinte.s igb , Sudley„ and Crartley.
Ladies—C. wner, Wald -wart-, L , :n•r, Mary Bentinck,
Cno%e, Ilamilton. Stewart, and Nmher,t.
Lords—Fitzgerald, Tanker ?ilk, Cooper and roterat.ain.
Diem V•La NE.
The Tragedy of The IF, rrogrd :hotter was. on
iaturday night last, represented at this Theatre.
The part of Ore.ies was performed, for the first
time, on the London hoards, by Mister Bs r
Lie love scenes were vapid and uninteresting, and
passed by untrotic,rd by the au•li.nce. Thotzgh
they pin seas ample room for minute, but hoc oult?
c"loirring, yet it was evi,tent they wets. itt the hands
of an artist, who was unable to touch them. In
these, he could not play MT the starts and sudden
gusts of passion, which never fail to excite applause.
la the other scenes, the audience were liberal in
their approbation, as willing to make up for their
silence in hit scenes with fiermi.hr. In some-of
them, he chewed moth alidey. Ills voiet, haw-
ever, thoa:zh rather better than we have belie
hemd it, was often strained and discordant, fa
the last scene with his fiiend Pytades, he was most
socces,ful ; the applause was bust and repented.
!k.frs. Nutt!. appeved, for the first time, in the
chara&-r of Hethrione. We never saw her mrote
becomingly dressed, or look better. Sl!e deservedly
received considerable aulttuse ; she sometimes in-
clined ton ranch to rant. 'Mrs. Atsiti. wa, unfit
fir the put of Andromache.
Between the Play and Farce, an apology was
.nade, on account of indisposition, for the ab..epc,e.
of Mr. BA ostssta, who was to have played Jalsia.
in The Deril to Pa.v. Mr. Doweori took hit par,;.,
and was an extremely reve&able substitute. ,Mrs.
Into apes Nett was, as usual, excellent in every par-
.:rtilar. She kept the house in a cnntinued Tsur of
laughter. tier song was universally moo-rd.
The house was not tall in the early part of the
nivht; but Mrs. JUKDA/I'S Nilb. produced an over-
flow. . .
COVrt4T-OANne.W.
The Trig-dy of Cpisktine was performed at this
Theatre, on Saturday night. Mr. Kest at x, in Pas'-
, lamas, and Mr. Cooite, in leehistl. received much
applause. Miss SMITV represented ;warn, for the
first time, before a London audience. It was a cor-
rect and chaste perforihance, and displayed much
feeling. She received considerable epplame. We
noticed in the fashionable click. the Countess of
Citematvos and Lady IIIAULIY•