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FOICTIIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FROM 'flIE tiII:NCH PAPERS

r• 115, DEC. !O.

M Rousselin is appointed Consul at Damietta ;
NI. Maupertuis, Consul at Rotterdam ; and M.
Desforgnes, Consul at New Orleans.
The English ship Dr Ruytei, of 74 guns, was
lost at Antibes the 3d of September.
•Yesterday about noon the Pope went to see the
Hotel of Invalids. His I tidiness was attended by
several coaches. On alighting he was received by
the Marshal, Governor, and all the Officers. Being
ciindueed by the Clergy of the Hospital into the
church and to the altar, his Holiness said prayers in
a proper place prepared for the purpose. After
which he proceeded to the chapel, and viewed the
tomb of Turenne. He next visited the sick ward
of the hospital, and inspe&ed every thing with much
interest. His Holiness shewed every where marks of
his goodness and exceeding affability.
1 hey write from Verceil, in the Department of
La Sesia, that her Imperial Ilightu-sv, Madame Bo-
naparte, the limpeier's mother, arrived there on
the 14th Frimaire, unJer the name of Madame Ra-
niohno, in the sti Ilea incognito; she was, notwith-
standing;re..sived with military hoe. ion; and on the
following day, ellen she left the town, she was es-
corted by a detachment from the garrison as far as
the first :age.
His S'rctic I lighness the E: oral Prince Charles
of Baden, Ilia Highness Prince Louis Margrave of
Baden. and Baron knoblesj. rff, Minister Plenipo-
tentiary of His Majesty the King of Prussia to the
Sublime Porte, hunted with the Emperor on the
I7th.

Circular Letter of His Excellency Marshal Murat,
Governor of Paris, to the Colonels deputed to the
Consecration and Coronation of His Majesty the
Emperor :

hforceraue as Cetneat,
" Fiia Majesty the Kelp r.br c.. 11,41 Tow i•• P.••. fob:" prerent
at the Conereraiiran amid Lem utinn. I 1.• .a. d••• 11,0,14 of be-
ing aumrended during that mrin.ea:pl • .•minncture with thr
whole minty. That grand tame n emkolininiateil After hn•
ing aneharzed the hosiourtible moron with which you were
charged, that of repre.ennne thr Army, Too will rrt..ris to veer
carve. 11.411lialle MI it that 4w.1 411111p4Mit1.1,1 Niansia44e4 in the
eap.tal edam Empire by the d: potation which you earned
thtther. Hw htealety ha. nalere.ted nee to Owe', to yen bit
I.artirolar.atmfatimeri. I ••14 to .t .hr eapiewiei. of sturier.ead
air ..th all tb• lastutigtant. el Pane m the regret earl.*
hew( a le I. poser pro any longer.
(Signed) "J. hiVRAT."

DIC. 21.
Yesterday. U. de Malsbnqs Minister Plenipoten-
tiary from his Highness the Bi tienr of Hesse. was m-
',mitered bs the Grand Master of the Cerensowiesi
in the Cabinet of his Majesty the Emperor. who
granted him a private audience.
The Princes Of Hesse nit mstadt. of
Hesse 11.mi1ioriiS. of Soho% of Imes instvin.Ww.
them, were then successively introduced by the
Grand ‘lastcr th- C. townies, and admitted to
an aud.cnce of the t. I:pes or.

c. 24.

A &put stun own the DeSnral College of
Itcwash was intsoJimeli as. the !td to his Majesty,
b) his Imperial I iiKhoe., Nate Joseph.
The Trewnate tact nn the :WI instant. The Se.
cwstaey Ka.l tiwc 'Tele hp% 'TOM the Conservative
Senate. The fir,. we these antwool.cJ the appinot-
wient as Mg-tubers of the Senatwial Conuntswon of
Incirvichsal Lbeny, ui :senators Lennie•Lasoctse,
Homy Lawry. Abital. termer. Sen.
toad ViAtat . The second ansonaced tha: the Se-
PAM'S Gates. Jai/crew% Raillerrr. Ihrincunier,
Chaswt. P a.hee, and Davoist. eoagitute the Se-
neworial Contisissios fee she Limy of the Press.
A bon ass eke somm heel aseideratsoct, and fi-
ally containing 'aims provisisios
10 die mina...! regarisatiosi of the I-MA:sate
The epensog .4 the Legislative Roily is, by lit
Imperial Dgerre, deferral to tborsdaj, the Vtli
ISAMU

Ilse 11,4i,e‘t yrsteral repa:ml to the church
St. Illo!jec:. le-ere he crobra:4 the holy onyourries.
He synod the thorelt. st tro (eche% : kn mem
was eoutp,e.ll of low ealfl/111.41 4 the Isoper:el
MOO% al Oast et metal hesitant. sad tevet.ll
Ambeatedee% Taw detethomeme ol cavalry ape:2M
sad dated dm procaine. Thar shwa was enure-
ty Med teak the ta4hdel. she Geehed giber troth

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all parts. Several Ladies were permitted to ids
I is teet.
On Wednesday the 26th, Hi: Holiness will v•sh
the Paris church of St. Thomas d'Aquires, where he
will likewise celebrate the holy mysteries: on Friday
he will go to St. Eustache, to give his henedinion
to the new chapel of the Huiy
The report which has been circulated of the ex-
uiedted speedy arrival at Paris of the Sen nor Lucien
Bonaparte, appears to be destitute of foundation.

VIENNA, DEC. H.

His Majesty the Emperor of the Romans and of
Austria repaired this morning to the Cathedral
Church of Etienne. in the greatest pump, to return
thanks to Heaven for the new lustre added to the
Monarchy. The procession was composed of the
Privy Counsellors, Chamberlain:, and Officers
of the Crown. Each of them had a state
coach, drawn by six horses, and followed by
servants in splendid liveries. The Imperial family
occupied the carriages which they use in all grand
ceremonies. After having heard a n Dews', in
music composed by the celebrated Salieri, after the
Peace of Luneville, but which circumstances did not
then permit to be executed, Their Majesties re-
turned to the Castle. The procession set out at ten
o'clock in the morning from the Imperial palace,
and proceeded amidst the ringing of bells in the
city and suburbs to the cathedral, passing along the
place St. Michel, the Rue des Seigneurs, the place of
Freguing, and of the Chancery of War, tho Rue
des Archers, the Grahe, the place of Stockameisen.
All these streets and places were filled with troops of
the Line, and the City Militia.
The procession was opened by a detachment of
cavalry. Two postilions followed, receding, in
their state carriages,drawn by six horses, and attend.
ed by their domestics on foot and in state liveries,
the Chamberlains and Privy Counsellors.

Then came the Domestics of the Court, in state,
and on in t.

The Officers of the four great Departments of the
Court, the Pages and Cup-Bearers, in full dress,
and on toot.

Their Royal Highnesses the Archdukes resident
at Vienna, in their coaches and six, attended by their
Grand Masters and Chamberlains on horseback.

TFe coach and six of His Imperial and Royal
Majesty.
Next, after the carriage of His Maj:sty, followed
on horsebacl, the Prince de Ligne, representing
the Grand Chamberlain.

The
I Prince de Kaunita, Vice Grand Equerry ; the
Landgrave of Fustenberg, representing the Grand
Master of the Ceremonies of Her Majesty the Em-
press; and then Prince Charles of Auersperg, com-
manding the guard of Archers ; the Prince Nicolas
d'Esterhazy, of the Hungarian guard; and the
Count Venceslas de Colloredo, of the guard of Tra-
bans.

These guards, carrying their halberts, marched
upon the right and left of the carriages of the Im-
perial family. A detachment of the noble guard
of Archers followed in full uniform, and commanded
by a superior officer of the guard.
iskar,—Of the noble Hungarian Guard.
Then came, in a court coach and six. her Excel-
lency the Countess of Wratislau, Grand Mistress of
the Court of Her Iniperial Majesty, and after her. in
two court coaches afid six, the eight Ladies of the
Palace, viz. the Countesses Cobary, Zerrnin, Al-
than, Coll,iredo-Mansfeld. Pod-Taaky, Esterhazy,
Trautmansdori, and the Princess Odescalchy.
"the procession was closed by a company of gre-
nadiers, and a detachment of cavalry.
After His Majesty had arrived at the church, and
Te /hits was sung, the battalion of grenadiers,
drawn up in the front of the church, fired three
%tonics, which were answered by the guns upon the
ramparts. . . . .

The procession returned in the same order to the
Imperial Palace, passing by the Place of Stocke-
meiscn,Grabe, Kollmarck, and Place Saint Michel.

fIIANKFORT, DEC. 14.

The trade of 114mburgli is embArraisse d anew, by
a cordon of numerous troops which the Danish go.
vernment intend to draw along its coast and along
the Elbe, to preserve it from the contagion of the
yellow fever. As the greatest striAness is exercised
with regard to the import.itioa of merchandise, the
trade of llamburgh must necessarily suffer much
distress. in consequence of this rigour. The Board
of Health of Copenhagen has persuaded the Dan-
ish Government to prohibit, in the most rigid man-
ner. all importation of wool, cloth. Sm.

ACIIIIIIL•OH. DEC. 16.

• The last accounts from Italy announce. that the
sews of a rupture between England and Spain has
produced there the greatest sensation ; all Spanish
vessels have received orders (rum their Court not to
quittbe p.•rts 131 which they at present are. till they
shall be authorised by their Government, as the
Sponiarils have hitherto curieil on almost exclu-
sively the commerce tithe Levant ; there are many
ships of that nation in the ports of Turkey : an
.4ssia has thevefore beee sent lium Barcel-ina, by
order of the Coon of 1114,1 i id, to inform them of
the present s•tuation of affairs. Evety where the
greatest inshgnation is manifested against the
trtglish.
in Sicily every tl.irtg is quiet. there ale mars
Engli sh .a4ents enipliefeJ in making considerable
rivet+ asps of ptiveisi."is foe supplying the magazines
et Main, ft which the whole Seet of Admiral
Melons derives its sseasiste3ce. Nelson ha. received

in sh,ps of the line as well as fri-
gates, which have hewn vnt Irons the ports in Eng-
land. 11e is stationed abrint forty leagues from
Toulcin, anJ watches at once the ports of Franc^
and Spain on the coast of the Iteiliterranean. All
Spanish merchant ships *Lit he can %rise are sunk,
akar their cargoes have been talon ant.

Ot otl!

Ilse I:wren Crime of the first sasa. fllows:
The lan neer, from Llthorn is rif the nr►.t consol-
ing kind. The .lay before yesterday. naly one per.
son died there. The nan►brr of the sick has nut in.
taransd Ceti+ by one. and man convalescents there
have been pennininced re-esrshisshe.l am! in a MAC t.,
quit tl.e 11...rai41 At Pisa and in the rnrimns,
2i well as in the dittn:t of 11.e;liatn. they enjoy per.
fen 1 r.dtb.

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They wwse haw spirt that • new merino of
Vs-waist had haws photo so the Night of the 112 J siki
:341 of Piworgibot. Thu game% which da sot
threw welt het m gttst interfals. sty encomia-

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imatiensy •
cable coluntas ot.'t. Leg • •
s
after night fall, aker t t iCli p
ceded and anitoanted Chi aruptilas; 'or fck,
a bright Rime to a great height; an abiin,i4
lava immediately followed, wilicls omit, ;too
with such rapidity and violence, tlfirt in tl.eve!wit,
it outstripped Aire lirqits of the eruption which 14
pened three months agn. Tire surprise and ;044
of the inhabitaks of these parts can Le easily Ike.
gilled, and, above all, those of die La Torr.:di
Greco, towards shich the fury of the volcano z•••••
ed particularly to be directed.

Hague, nal
The Legislative Brady has this day termin
ordinary session. It has nominated Pres; i
the extraordinary session M. Vox V. 13 St
Phis extraordinary session will cornmeal
Friday.

n►.
Some of our journals have innounclds
French garrison wilt be stationed here. It
in fait, that this measure was fin a short tim
consideration; but we are now positively in!
that other dispositions have been made.

FROM THE DUTCH P WERi.

SCIII Di.
(From the Schiedam .1/e,Evii.re47l4e.l'
We have been requested to insert the I
Notice from Amsterdam.
Tise Governor of the Batavian -61.epulle, •
of the tra,tonitui pmetences of the enemies of
by its decree of Nov. .23 last, anu.utic •
endeavoured to reshot, the chief comes Ind of the c.nlnded by treaty 1.. tile French 4.110141.71! in C
bring Lierwerds convuwed of their obligation, as e
interest of this COLIIIirY, and little stimul mt..:d by t:.
pa. sion, of sortie of their well•kornam fehow CltiZCI
hastened to give the French General in Chief the inn
amid cosispicunus sati4vtinit by rescinding titt ilv,
paned, as appears by thn f.,d'ew ing dispoiithm extract
the r.-gm.ter of the Ratacan K ,übllc, in its extras
sits g, of Wednesday the I ',ltti Dec. HMS :
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L.l,bt4
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pZ,aar!--1

On the proposition mole to the a.u.oistgy, end for INuk
conducing thereto, it is resolve! to annihilate, filially, tie aa.
c,eu of Nov. :!:3, List

" The Seeniary of State of the War Department h etrtet
to 111111111thwale thi•ch+potitiots to tho Mapco), aril Otil,
•eN of the Bttt..auarwyr and to 11111i0 the ht.etn.ltry u 1-i
fur itx execution."

DISC. 8.

On the authority of Me Anuierdang C:p,ra. ,7,wc
stated in our last, as a report, that, at the teekuisaios
of M. Semonville, the French Ambassador at tha
Hague. four Members of the DireiSory of State had
beet' compelled to resign, with the Minister witn
signed the decree of November '23. After our paikr
had been printed off, we received a contirmat ;au iif
that event from the most undoubted authority.
It is certain that, at the requisition of M. ~!e e-
monville, the French Ambassador at the H v.:,
four Members of the DireCtory of State have Wu
compelled to resign. with the Minister who s gani
the Decree of Nov. SS.
The 134tavian Deputation was to leave ParC th.•
day, on their return to this country.
• General Marmont is shortly expeded in 'hit IV
public.
STOCCROL bl, DEC. I.
One thousand sets of the two first wor of
Gustavus 111. lately published, have been Ma to
aris.

STRALSUND. DEC. VI j
The King and Queen of Sweden. bring newnew.
ccrered from the fatigue which they Lately suff t
during their unsuccessful attempt to crossori, ‘,t r.
Stoc...bolm, begin to think of making a second i
particularly if the winter should continue mild. I

fiteTrasacif:n. Dac. 1.
The Emperor has highly approved of the condul
of Mons. d'Oubril, our late Charge d'Affaires
Paris ; the more so, as he was frequently under tue
necessity of itetiug without insulations.

MADRID, DOC. $.

War with England is now certain. Goeernme::
has put under sequestration all the money which the
English have to claim on our merchants' and varieo
measures. Indicative of hostilities, are ordered to be
taken in our ports. This blow was only w •
put the finishing stroke to our co
tales are fallen to 33; our course of exchange is at
a stand ; and there is no trade carrying on.

MiL Alb DIC. iSt.
Near Rarlette, in the southern part of the kieg
dom of Naples, a camp of 10.000 men was ft=
on a spacious plain, consisting of French, It
and Polish troops. On the ltrth of November,
army performed a grand maw:curry ; after whirl-.
General St. Cyr distributed the Star of the latinei
of Honour to jrreat number of valiant soldiers.

711A!KFOST,_DiC!,16,

Letters from Katisbon mention the fol.mvitie
" Several States of the Empire have received i:ect-
ligence of the fortunate issue .1 a negociation whir'
has been long pending between Austria and Prussia
on the Virile Votes in the College of the Priatet
Both these Courts have agreed to the crcottion of
certain number of sew Catholic Virile dotes:
number, however, is not quite so great as .lusts'
could have widieJ ; but it vice's's that to whit.
Prusxia, in the beginning, would 'way acquiesce
saxes or ran rat., 111 C. Ioi.
The Lerman Newspapers contain a lettcr ,‘ I
ten by the Emperor of Rus,ia to the Cows-
Lille. in w hick the ito met declares. that I.s
titer can nor will intertere in the execution .. •
lain projcas concerted by the Bouibun V.lttog) •
and which seem vi be the ..uzie which the Coitus.
as well as his brother, had carried to Calmar. in
Sweden. _ _

Great opposition is made in the rew iliestph%
Van possessions of Prussia to the Military Conscrip-
tion. Formerly the iolubitants of this cesium
never raised a single soldier : they only paid a sisal
one. which w.is applied to the minas of seernits.
They lately dispatched a deputation to His Pius
sian Majesty. to make remonstrances on this sot.
ice. The Monarch received thous amicably. ICY
thus addressed them : Voss that Pru.•
via is a military government. and that its Jamie.
can by no means be koaspo..ed entir:ly of t,.-
reigpers. Furni Is me the imam of completing at!
troops with a sufficient number or volunteers. troy
the natives. then I shall hear sour •sri
utnfaction ; but at preo-rit I most venmourm t.
the troht.ery crrimnption. I ant myself 11. e go:
Whiter in my kingdom t trat it is inip.**sibie tyr
to skims! 41 aluelit..'

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THE BRITISH PRESS.

LA.
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LA )N DON,
THURSDAY, JAsuAtiv 3.

We have received Paris Papers to the 26th, and
Dutch Journals to the 30th. The latter confirm
the account of the rescinding of the dec.ce passed on
the '23d of November by the Batavian Direrlory,
in opposition to the French order against the im
poitation of British manufaCture, a•d of the arrest
of four of the Dire tors, and the Minister who signed
the decree.
The Paris Papers afford but little intelligence of
any interest. The Houten, is, as usual, all lead
and feather, either dull abstract articles, or accounts
of processions, fetes, &c. That given by the city
of Paris, in honour of the Coronation, nearly fills
'an entire paper. The Mogiieur of the '221 states
the loss of the English ship the De Ruvrer, of 74
guns, off Antibes, on the 3d of September. This
account is incorrea. The De Rueter was a 64, and
lost at Antigua in the late hurricane.
The French five per cents' were, on the 24th of
Dneinber, .5 7 . CO.

,

Yesterday produced several reports ; but none
which we could trace to any authentic source. It
was stated at the Custom-I louse, and also in several
eminent private mercantile houses in the city, that
•he embargo h* been taken off the Spanish vessels
in our harbours. If this report be founded in fad,
Government have. no doubt, received advices from
Mr. Faces. There are letters in tovrn,we understand,
from Lord HOLLAND, which state his determination
to remain some time at Lisbon, where he now is,
and that Mr. Facile had sailed before his Lordship
reached that city. Of course he is hourly expeded,
and may have arrived, although, at a late hour last
night,his friends had not received any account to that
elle& It is certain that the embargo has been taken off
the three Spanish vessels in the river. We have not
learned the special circumstances under which they
have been released, but this is probably the cause
of the report that the embargo has been taken cif
universally.
It was also rumoured, that General Sir JOHN
Moon has returned from Portugal, and reported
in favour of the practicability of defending that
country against the joint attempts of France and
Spain, with the aid of the force which Government
have proposed to aford for that purpose. Should
cavalry form any part of it, the report adds. that
General Lord Nor r will command that part of
the army. His Lordship is expel ed in town from
Ashford, in Kent, where he is now quartered.
A third report stated, that Government have de-
termined to abandon the blockade of Brest. The
late reinforcement sent to proted the Irish coast
gives some consistency to this rumour.

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Taunderer, which preceding accounts stated to be
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About two o'clock yesterday, Ilia MAJESTY ar-
rived at the Quatit's House, trom Ke.v, escorted by
two German footmen on horseback, and a party
of Light Horse.
in a short time ArIET, His MAJUT T gave audiences
tothe Duke of Yost, Prince %Vitt.*** of Gtou.
cents, the LAID CN•PC.ELLOa. and Lord Ha l•
ROWXY. After which, His Maiesry held a Privy
Council, which was attended by the Loan CRAP.
tattoo, the Doke of Taos', the Bishop of
Loom*, Lord HAWITZSIMaY, Sir C Melt-
UAW, and Mr. WALLIS.
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Ceseral !locum:re was introduced by Sir S.
Coerastr.. the Master of the Ceremonies, and WAS
swum in Governor of St. Vincent's, on wir:vii isct,t-
si,in be hal the honour to kiss His MAI LS f V. 6
I. intl. The Council closed about (our o'clock—
wtoin His MAJILITY gave a private audience
co Sir C. Muarrars, wit. laid before I !is M Arts r Y
(:spirit native to Courts Martial.
.1 Court of Diredurs was yesterday hell at time
umt-India House. when tenders were recemved tot
lmmung enra-ships for the Company's service, for
.mime voyage,
The following ('aptains were sworn kilo the com-
mand of their respective ships, stationed for China.
and which are appointed to seal on their voyage, time
fr.! week in March, iris-
c:nram Wassails W.sr4 Comlr.s.,'
csin Ikon" Memos, tame
Ile Court adjourned at a Lite bout till to-mor-

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Our I larwich Come.pondcat state,. that all com-
munication between this country and HuWad is
..opped for the prevent.
Casrae.a., Comma. from Deatait. for Lam
,!Jrl, ailed from Ulmer, on the 17tH Noewabet.
ridcr convoy of the Cha.l.l armed ship, and eras
;plated on the *AIN of eansbocough Mimi. by
French privateer. Part u!crrait are an;wyj
•t bunielt. and report that the was privateer had
tabm emu other vestals of t!:e Net.
Upton) French trial's that wee r b.rig Mock-
mini by our frig Iles at Nevr.lfurk. and escaped
Ihtbents Hell Gate. urge sort of Laps I..a,aocse.
en the Viet cif November. by the fire
F&OWIS t acid a. the cried gram &artily
riv-ter to that coons Ca "'mace. they hags pess-
eelboss pocked ap by wane eit ansisom albs
1.11 %bey kayo Ras FIPTAA, or aloe obit pin is
at.

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THEATRB, •

DRULY-LASL.
Last n:ght Their MAJESTIES, and four of the
'a sicEssts, honotned this theatre with their pre-
hence, to see the very lively Comedy of The Wonder,
he new Pa:110M; Mira/ D2lte, and the farce of The
Dactor an:/ Aroolierar;l. Mrs. Joao*x elicits new
tiities in Vvila de every time she performs the
iraaor, ant never was she happier than last
'light, nor received more applause. There. is
something so delicate and fad rating in her man-
ner of pourtraying her love for the jealous Felix,
that we cannot but tycn.Po. that Mr. FA...m-
-t.:4 is not inspired with a little more warmth
when he aidresses her. The d Ince was very well
received. Mrs. Moc:Nr Aix and Mrs. &ago had
some beautiful airs in the farce, which they executed
with great taste and sweetness. Ihe Roy AL Faults,
were received with the most enthusiastic acclama-
tions, and seemed much pleased with the entertain-
ments.

The house overflowed in every p.m with a brilliant
and elegant audience long betoie the rising of the
curtain. Rule Briton 41 was sung by the per-
formers, and God sow the Ktng, at the conclusion of
the farce, by the whale hoult., even the PHI tICIULS

HIS MAJt<r 1.-iaked very well, and wore a Field
MarNhal's uniform.
11l 1: t \JES VIC—VI/area rolae,whita and vld derval,
and a prof ,ion of diarnundis ; wino! Taris typo, and gloves,
and Wad. lave lappet

PRINCESS AI'tiILISTA-41 mulberry room dress. laze
frill and tucicil• ; her hair led with ditmonils,
four falling white feathers; *IA.. n. ,S end
PRINCESS 4ml gold dress, ex-
tremely beautiful; Iter sleeve. ,n,o‘l-Yel most richly; a
murnne scarf, very minims on her broad at the
ends; diamond nekklace and esses and dark
muff. Iler Royal li,ghue . s head-d, cs. v.IC a 10nd,..11.1 Lot di.l.•
son& a large diamond ere rent in the and sliamond
stars, ?slack lace lappets, and a Isrge Lditmc Lose feathers.
PRINCESS MARY—White arlet rolve
trimmed with gold; lace tucker, ,16d ear•
ring; a most beautiful and ttPcnrcitig . . a,..re 41111,
gold net and spanzles, a plume varlet .• • writ, muff,
tippet, and i'myrs.
PRINCESS AMEIJA's dress theism .I.cess Augusta's.

Sir Gamma Ostoxt4s, and Jolts Osaoase,
Esq. his snn, with a large p ,:ty of Fashionable*,
are with the Earl of WINCBELSZA, at Burleigh, in
Rutlandshire, where they will remain till the meet-
ing r•f Parliament.
W. SA oLLn Baceat left town this morning, for
hisst!atat Sydenham.

Sir E. Pim!' Ltoyn, Bart. is expeled in town
from his seat at Bieecter, after the Birt.i-Day.
Lord G. H.Cwer DISII and Family leave Latimer
nn Friday, for the seat of Mr. Loan, in Suffolk,
where they will remain till the meeting of Parlia-
ment.

The Marquis of BLANDTORD returned to town
yesterday, from his seat at White Knights, to his
house in Piccadilly.
. .

Master BE rr v bas had no relapse, but is still
so weak as to remain confined to hi., bed. Mrs.
BETTY is also better. Preparations are making for
their visit to Rushy Park, ai soon as they atoll be
sufficiently recovered to leave town.
It may he supposed abroad, that oar army is in
great wan ur officers and surgeons, as the last Ga-
zette announces a Tailor for a Capture, and a Mason
for a S..rtreon.
General Bac wizu was to leave London this
morning, to proceed on his voyage to St. Vincent's.
JOWL♦ lannmorm ea, of Wharwell, near An-
dover, Esq. died, on Monday last, at his house in
Portman-square, worth hso,oool.
Lord Qasat.asoat.s is shortly exile led from Ire-
land.

The lady of LUCIEN Boa r IRTL WaN delivered
of a daughter, at Milan, on the nth of December.
It appears from the flight of the Dtha and
kit from New York, that so great was their terror
of a British friga,e, they preferred going to 11—Il
Gates 'other than encounter one.
The late Lord CA R BLit cst ttes in the counties
of Cork and Kerry amounted to 15,0001. a year.
All his personal property is bequeathed to Lady
Canals's%

The Marquis of IILA moat has paid the 10,0001
damages awarded for his erim. co*. with Mrs,
M AUL Y. TLis is tIIC de4frit rri bought this Chn.t•
Inas.

The Mutical Conservatory of Paris propnses to
celebrate A fuoerd file in h,mi tr of HAYDN; at
which win be perfunned the 3/.:CI 1.1 Nine A NT, mune
distinguished pieces of llavon. and a celebrated de
prefrodss, by fly cot.
)1s Seta* His:mess the ELec roe Ascii
CILLOR of dm Luria'. is sleeted to the place ut
Foreign Aswciair. vacant b the death of Ktur-
S SVCS:, in the 4.14141 French literature in the la-
gime.

Mr. Coosa played Ste Pts&acr Al me Senrp‘a, t
Ent night, with his usual felet. Mts. I.ITCHrt is.o
made a mss; successful deist iu L.J; Itelelpha Lao-
.lhr

Rri) rt speaks goldingly of Mr. Mostoesforth-
eomnag t. mc.4. Mr. brae Vis to horse an excel-
lent pa .t 1.1 it, pe oliatly adapted to hi. pr, sets.
Mrs. Boa si•rusr WAS father better ye.tvdAy.
from t'..e cold cantraled on Sonatas, in I lyde
Palk, %soother she we :it to see the skater, o :at cu.:
her ht.:, •
Xso upon the
s.< is t • Si Irt OP Monday, at twelve
o'clo.k. upon los walking match trusts Full.4m
Bridge to York. and back again. II the weather
u pore untavoura:ale, ea ts to be put off until
the

Major-Gestral C is spenJins the
Year 41 C. a 1 Ilsocycas's seat, ss. Leona:Xs
11111, Twat %%' rads v. _ _

Os New Yeses dley tbe Doke of Pu D gay.
a &woe to arras* of duce bushire.l pervirts
pined is the eharetiows and iertneeetent, which
ere satin Upmn his estate at Daiamde. tArtiset
with a isembn of die irbahaaets. Itte cloth OM
hid Is she sew beilding4. The the se (assisted of
asset beer 048 e judataip, sad rod old ale.
Sestet,..—The pshl.c wets mach wet Jed is
theirepoise of the propriety of • Lee itatietsa. re.
spillbeg the health ofT sew g lifteses t but at this
seems it err far 11•11wieti we shawl.; OS4 he wit.
pried It tie felkowsai ateleaelialf Iledetie wee
lbw* se be Mai in as the *we the
011esa-06 Nit • Tides or Are se be
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FETE AT PROOMORE.

New Year's Day WAS celebrated at Frogmore,
by an entertainment given by Her MAJESTY, when
DItYDIA'S Ode eta St. Cecdta's Day, set to music by
the bailable Hamner., was aptly chosen for the oc-
casion, which WAS opened with great spirit by Mr.
TAYLOR, of the Theatre !loyal Covent Garden, ,
who first actraaed the- notice of the ROYAL FA-
MILY by his performance at the Weymouth The-
atre. BART I. CHAN, always excellent, never ap-
peared to more advantage than in the songs, Bar-
chaos Mc fair and yonng, and RlTtnge, Tim-darns
tries, which he gave in a masterly manner. Ma-
dam BIANCHI was 'nest admired in the recitative,
Ms chase a momenta! Muir ; and the following air,
Ile tear Darius; likewise in Softly sweet in lonbrin
Mouses, accompanied by Mr. H. GRIESBACH,
WhiCil were given with great taste and judgment.
The instrumental parts were well supported by Her
MA) Lsr It's band. The chnrn sec were performed
with great correctness by the Gentlemen of the
Windsor Choir ; -aid the whole was well conducted
by Sir W. PARSONS. Though the performance
was very respe6table, it bore no comparison
with that of Christmas, 1802, when tfret and Galatea
was so charmingly performed at this elegant war,
Ay Messrs. HARRISON, BARTLESI AN. and Mrs. Bit•
LINOTON Rild we cannot help observing, we were
much disappointed in not healing any of the Choir
in the principal parts, as many of them have given
great satisfaSion at the Royal Concerts ; particularly
Messrs. SIIITH, MILLER, RINRICID, and Master
GI AY.

Between the ads, the company were refreshed
with tea, coffee, and sweetmeats.

At half pastsiz o'clock, the company were nearly
all .resembled. At seven o'clock, the Rot At FA •
um,/ arrived from Windsor Castle, in the follow.
ing order:—The KING and QUEIN in the first car-
riage • the Princesses ELIZA BEEN and MA aY, and
the Duke of KEN r, in the second ; the Princesses
SOPill A and AMELIA, attended by Lady Etoits, in
the third; and the Dukes of Yone and CA
Pt IGOE. in the last. On the entrance of the ROY AL
FAMILY into the grand Colonnade, the Concert be-
gan. The performance concluded soon after ten
o'clock.

A party of the Oxford Blues, and a party of the
Staffordshire Militia, guarded the premises ; and a
party of horse escorted the ROYAL FAMILY from
and to the Castle. The company had all left at
eleven o'clock.

Among the Cpmpany we noticed,
The Muquis mod Matchionels of Thoornd.
The E.rl of Row•Ivo

c.nuautp,--Roi..iyui, Dorchester, Elgin, Aylesbury, and
Ely.
R-nrinrk, Henley, Courtney,
Cara and ilauvite,s, C.rinley, G. &Ilkley, and .l. Win-
yah!.
Lnels...Roston, St. Helen's, and Walsinghlm.
The Orricers of the Gzlord Bluer, Statford,hire Militia, and
their Ladies.
Gene al Prince.
Vansivart, Rook, an.l
Captain Vyse.
The Ilcuourable Mr. Harcourt.

Tyro 11,.h0p of Norwich.
tie Pmeeset Eton Ca' Wes&
Penis'iktr. and Mn. West, &tut Mr. and Mn. Free-
mantle.
Captain RiAliertg, of the Royal Navy,
And a number of other persons of distinaion.
2,41,N1•Nu5, Towassion, and Saves', attended
from London, to regulate the carriages.

Yesterday morning, soon' after nine o'clock, the
ROYAL FASSILY left Windsor for London. in their
travelling carriages. escorted by a party of the Ox-
ford Blues. Ills Mk./ esr y went by Slough, and
stopped at Kew. Her MAJESTY and the Pets-
cruel went by Staines; and, owing to some mistake'
the Light Horse were rot on the road to relieve the
Oxford Blues, and those heavy horses were obli:,red
to go all the way to Landon. Several of the horses
were knocked up on the road e and on their arrival
at the QLEL%'S House with Her MAJESTY, about
twelve o'clock, the men had the most deplorable
appearanc: ; they were so completely covered with
mud, that it was difficult to discover what colour
their cloaths were of.
In the course of the morning, the Princess Sort':
of GLoicEaTER, and a number of the female Nobi-
lity. visited Her Martyr v and the PRINCESSES.
A messenger was dispatched on Monday to the
Earl of MOIRA, at his seat in I.•EiCESERTShire,
re-
questing his immediate return to town, in conse-
quence of an audience which the LORD CIi•NCEL.
Loa had of the Prince of W A I.lks, at Carlton-Houser
respelling the guardianship of a young Illustrious
Female.
It is confidently reported, that Mr. ADDINOTON
is to succeed the Duke of PORT Ass as President
of the Council—an,l that the latter is to retire upon
a pensi-n of 4,0001. a-year. Another report states.
the: an arrangement will be made. by which his
(;Taro's servivn will he rewarded, without bringing
any addltionalexpence upon the country.
An Evening Print of yesterday stated, that the
Opposition intend to press forward tl.e Question of
Cathoiie Emancipation, even against th.• wishes of
the body nt the Catholics. We hope that these is
no foundation for this report, and that it oristinates
es.Lirrly in a wish to tin.% an odium upon the Op.
p..s;tinn.
These is no truth in the repent, that Mr. CA
NOMA TelBlll to retire from odic*, and join the rank s
of Opposition.
Toe privateer GrweeslPrriptee, of St. Maio, has
capturtnt and sent to France the brig Ar-ora. and
the brig ewe/wt.* the Latter of Belfast.
On Tuesday, at one o'clock. Hit Royal High-
ness the I)lake rot YORK visited Knightsbridge liar-
racks (where the Yd battalion of his regiment. the
enldstream, are at present rtationed). His Royal
flightiest inspeded a hundred and twenty-lone re-
cr.ot% which joined the regiment from Ireland on
Saturday last, and then inspeded the men's eiferent
sleeping rooms t the regularity and cleanliness of
which His Royal Highness expressed himself highly
satisfied with. After which he proceeded to the
uses...room where the men sat down to an excellent

dimmer ot rust beef and plum riti4Lha;, with plae:y
of poem; each man riot, in drinking the heAltii
at these Royal C“lnitel, with three times three.
His Kepi Ifighies. then pattonk of some refte4i-
mem with Captasn Racitart, the Atqutaat. aher
which he art off m tea carriage, to pay a
visa to Hie Mama'', at v:Mot.

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•• INDIA. • •
Letters from Bushire, •is ►dadras, per
mention that Samuel Manesty, Esq. the East India
Company's Resident the re, had left thar city, on a
mission of importance to the Court of Tehran, in
a style of elegance, unequalled by any of Per•
sian Nobility, and scarcely surpassed by tl e King
himself.

Some idea may be formed of the splendid and coil:,
ly manner in which Mr. Manesty travels in Persia,
when it is considered that his retinue consists of
100 horses, 300 baggage mune+, and s;xty camels,
with a multitude of Persian servants, and CATO fol-
lowers When Mr. !Amnesty moves from one t...wa
to another, the procession has the appearance a
small army in motion. lie proceeds in th
ing order :—ln the van, an elephant, richly cape- iv
risoned, with attendants. Several men on hors-11
hack, who• administer a constant supply ..f coffee,
wad hookahs, during the march. Nelt rye-
ref troopers, two of them carrying union jacks,
nine led horses, richly caparisoned, in the Persia:t
r °crime ; twelve running footmen, and two silver
, mounted with gold, and jewels.
.N;:lt Mr.
Mattesty, the several gentlemen in his suite, si*.t..•
a horse led before each of them ; t. .rtygWatiL
nr Persian guards, dressed in ora!,ye etekfoica
cloaths, and gold lace, and armed with shiekkethd
bucklers, swords and carbines. The Sepoy guarais
bring up the rear of this elegant cavalcade.
This splendid spectacle had made ruck an im-
pression on the minds of the Persians, that multi-
tudes followed it ; and, whatever the views of the
mission may be, no doubts are entertained of its
success. ('he last accounts left the procession on
their way to Shirauz.

CALCUTTA, JOLT 4, 4.
Yesterday arrived the I)anish ship the 'ah,
Captain Hack, from Batavia, last from Bencoolen.
The following persons, prisoners of war, are pas-
sengers from Batavia :
Captains W. Somerville and Charts. Irgilmtone. late Com-
manders of tine ships Henrietta and Countess ski Sutherland,
captured by Admiral 1.11106..1 .quacLion.
Mewl. Alexander Itobetuon, John Watson, Peen' LA*,
John Summon' T. E. Sherburne, Peter Larson WOlimn
Dame'', Robert ns Freentan, Willio Sutherland, and Nicholas
Maim), officers belonging to several shin which had wen
lately captured, together with 20 natives of Be.sg.d. •
Private letters from Bencoolen, received by the
above conveyance, state, that the expelaina t.
Mackey had been attended with complete success.
The particulars of which have been already before
the Public, through the medium of this Paper excla-
saw,

IRELAND.
CORK, TLC.. 24.
A brig, laden with slates, from WAles, bouad to
London, which had put into Scilly, and was ob-
liged to cot her cables and run to sea, was' yester-
ci.iy mlirning lest under Camden Fort, ;at the en-
tra:we of Cove hatbour.
7he fAlowing intelligence front the %Vest
which ha; been 1-ansmitted to us, is of the :.:chest
importance to the Commertfz Interest of this
entry

country :
" R 11•1 I Dominia), S,.v. S.
" An order has been issued thromrlviiir the
Wands, prohibiting the imporiation of American
produce of every description; it will mein-all tend
to raise considerably the price of Irish priwisions,
soap, candles, &c. Rutter is rather dull, fro:.. 18 to
20 dollars ; soap 2, candles 2, 3—but these articles
are likely to rise, in consequence of th- prohibition.
News has bees just received, that another rotate
from France has succeeded in landing 950 men at
Guaikalolipe."
We have been informed that seven Id of the line,
part of our Channel fleet, are arrived in Bantry Say,
for the prote lion of this country. We are sorry to
learn, that one of them, the TArrielerrrt got Airt'agtd
at the mouth of the Ray. Some vessels have been
sent from Cove, to afford her any assistance which
she may require.—(Cort Peg).
armemmmegm •
•
Thi; dry, a Boa: il will be he at the Admiral-
ty, for the purpose of examining seamen, p,esi..ys
to their being admitted into Greenwich hospital.
and for granting out-pensions.
Yesterday Trott and another officer app-ehended
three persons, who were ez.unined at the Public
Office, Hatton-Garden, on suspicion of sacr ie-
gious/y stealing the Communion Plate, vii Lit
belonging to Sr. James's Church, ClerkenweMliich
was missed nut of its place on Christmas Jay They
were committed for re-examination.

A man e: the name of 314,11wai was COMMI:ted
for re-examination on suspicion of felonies ; Lc was
of a MOM deplorable appearance, yet be had 101. in
gold upon him. i.
A young man of the mime of Ifelti, waif com-
muted for trial, for returning from transporias64
before the expiration of his term.
As a. country dealer from Salisbury w3s crossing
Toter Halm f ursday. he was accosted by two ao-
tot tout sharpers. one of whom designedly mowed a
paper packet, which the other pick... 4 up, and shelv-
ed to the countryman. A gentleman pas..;;A4
the same time, o'lerreltheic motions, ibuts l i
their intention c. took the countryman out of tht..
clu:ehes. Being wet-rug lied with tet.ea to lila
convercation with the sh.srp..vs, he said, that the
man who pi led up the pa. ket, told him• he was
sure it contained something valuable, and thsl they
were gaing to a public bout to open it and shale
the Prue. The two ,harpers are well dri s.ed mob.,
about fifty, and have been observed in Smithfield,
and various other parts of the town: They are
known to be dealers in axe's diamond rings,
crosses, 3cc.
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Taw, vi Wheat here 1041.16. 41 . .. d--ante q ,
and the trade la helm 1116.1 rattier chaset, rue in le
that a'. not of trot edit. Timms& the t . lish of'a
Starlet, Ruhr Cot ratio,. I.lwet theta our ge.,taneat i spiv at
is ptent.tol„ 44 At 4444,4rhat Ira. pewit. Rise has ma me-
at oll* 43011101•4 ale cheaper. Oats c to hae4 foolir.
so/ maintain albs' teat named ries, Rape Sang b Woo.
Flow ,oneinetti to come pwatirod, and whet an let
other art•clet ItollAtie %MAIM..
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rue ev. ....14 tea 14 Tick Prom ....1111 .4. 31.
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m.. 74. 4. et Rept 5e4......43 67' Oe.
P 44 464 sk. 04. Vim Pest ..... ling. od
mite, P4lll. 411, Mb. od fliserte softie& GA.

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