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London, England, 1801-12-02 00:00:00

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thefollowing clay the Litelligeiiee the.signiill
the Preliminaries arrived from Toulon, and a Cesia.
lion of Hostilities. took place..---Admiral Sir Joitir
EN arrived at Portsmouth yesterday evening,
il4-1-is-IVlajesty,s Ship La= Minerve,
Three Thousand French Troops; that were in
:garrison at the Hague, have embarked for St, Do
ayt=~ga.
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It `wili`he
seen by the article frorri devi.iia;;i;ilo.pie;
that Ac` English AMbaStador has been particularly.
distine4.by tlis4 GRAND SEIGNIOR.
The Ping. o h of ORANGE had arrived at
ant went to Brunswick; where his son had
gore to meet him.

Three other Mails arrived this forenoon. They
bring nothing of much interest. That which be-
Mme due to-day, has not arrived.

MARQUIS CORNWALLIS and his Suite have
Very reason to be satisfied with their late recep_
Lion at Paris. As far as the subjels which are to
form the Discussions of the Definitive Treaty were
conversed upon; we believe there appeared, on the
Part of the French Ministers, every disposition to
bring them to an amicable adjustment; and we con-
ceive, there is very little apprehension of any diffi:.
culty arising at Amirist.
During the stay of the Embassy at Paiit, 80.
LtpARTE, as is his custom; kept very retired; and
t•tas said to be as deeply engaged in the business of
State, as during the War. The Expedition to Si.
kilivga engages chiefly the general attention.—
bPon all that relates to this subjeet, Messrs. Lir-
',HALES and NIGHTINGALE, who both accom-
Pally Lord CORNWALLIS, and were with General
kATTLAND while he commanded in that Island, are
.apable of giving useful information to the French
Government,,—tis not more to be wished, for the
interest of France f--that that great Colony should
herestorediO Order and subordination, than it is for
the ince:lst of'alf Aho are concerned in our own
\Vest India Colonies.

Yesterday the PR INC ESSES took an airing in their
'4ltiages and tame to Town, where they staid a
ahttr tithe, and returned to Ke•w.

tier Royal Highness the PRINCESS Of WALES
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dined yesterday with Lord. Gwyniß and, Lady
' ILLOUGH BY, at their seat at Langley Park.
Air. WILBERFORCE gave a grand dinner yester-
st'll3', at his house in Palace-yard, at which was
//tsent Mr. PITT, anctmost of the' Members of, the
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auntustration.

His Excel4ency• the Tripoline Ambassador had
is audience of leave this day, and departs next
Ae-ek in a British Frigate.
et..t, The postage of Foreign Letters is doubled in
France. "
11 This morning arrived a Mail froth tisbon,
Aught to Falmouth by the Date of York Packet,
''twenty-five
days.
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kiturday last was the clay. fixed for receiving the
lAch" tier Bills that were to be funded. Out 61
6 e
)120,0°01. which were outstanding (exclusive of
th
z,3c0,0001. held
,tne nark,..) 5,942,0001.
were delivered in, which. was considerably more
• than was expeaed, as it generally happens,. when
"chequer Bills are advertised to be paid off, 'that
1 !)osoool. remain out for some time, and of course
b "Ithout interest.

P g•aersons who have delivered in their Exchequer
hillsh to be funded; y,- from this day, make their
Mil Bank on the Scrip Receiptsl
which wilkhAimuprin about a fortnight.
.

£.3 13 I
laere were solke few Exchequer Bills in the
—'tkct yesterday, of the description that are fund-
!uie) Which sold at 14 per cent. premium ; and
/%,'ete bought up under the idea, that the CHANCEL_
;1" of the ExcitEovrit would allow the whole of
15 week as grace to those who, from error or ac-
fent, omitted takine, in their bills in time to be
0d ed.
Yesterday the Consols shut, for the. purpose of
king out the dividends due sth January next.
19,ntorrow India Stock, shuts for the dividends
*ue in ,January.
In the last week, the banners and other atchieve-
hnts of the twenty-four Knights of the Garter,
tlh the ceremonies of whose irvallation the Sove.
keign had dispensed by letters patent, were, by
vs Majesty's Command, placed over their respec-
\v! stalls in the Royal Chapel of St. George, at
indsor, under the direaion of Sir lsaAc HEARD,
4tter King.of Arms.
k he first part of the Civil Code has been pre,
11'),ted to the Legislative Body by PoßTAirs,:
tats
chiefly remarkable for its declaration of the,
b.tt edness of Marriage,. and for its allowing
tolvorces only under very particular and rare cir-
toillstances. It occupies, however, a very large
N'tion otjthuelawiteur, which contains little else,
etlell.l.iigstAo4re4sec.bfroin Public Bodies, and
ofSlate, to lEF CONSUL.
ti'6I,ICRON L APARTE, the Younger Brother of
tto~Q_
CONs'UL, is to take part in the ExPedi.
to St. Domingo. The Expeditions fitting out
atmtL_le different Ports of the Republic for the East
V. West Indies, are carried on with great adiyity.
Ail IS Probably for the purpose of joining some of
fete' that a part of the French Troops in Spain had
lik Jv.ed orders to march to Cadiz, where it seems
ly
they are to be put on board the French Ships
tt,t`lliit The remainder of thr
ose Troops have
vedP ordort. ers to ►
return to EMIICe • •

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f.,;%ig; night tWelVe Sail of homeward-bound New.
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foundland-Vessels,- laden with fish and-oil, put in
here by contrary winds, it blowingliard At E. S. E.
and came to anchor .in the Sound.—This morning,
at Seven o'clock;the Wind suddenly Shifted tOW.S.W.
and bleW a heavy gale, in consequence of which the:
four follOWing vessels, part of the 'Fleet, were driven
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on the rocks, vii. the brig Ehzaberib, of TeigninOuth,
J..Srvirrtiort master, laden With fish_;: brig /Irv, of
Teignmouth, SAMUEL PROWSE master, laden with
dry cod fish i the brig Thireux, of Teignmouth,
WILLIAhI DttAKE master, laden with fish And oil ;
and the snow Mary and Betsey, of Teigiiniotithi S.
CHAPLEY r? master, laden with fish. The
two former are still lying on the rocks full of water,
and their cargoes are so much damaged, that they
may be considered as, a total loss : the two latter
are beat to pieces, and no part of the vessels or
their cargoes could be saved. A piling man of the
name of Cosi ER, a pilot; and a seaman belonging to
one of the fishing-smacks at this Port, unfortunately
perished in attempting tO render assistance to the
linreux, by the boat overserting, owing to the
tempestuousness of, the sea. Cost r k has left a
wife and three small children.

The above vessels sailed from St. John's on the
Bth inst. under, convoy of the Aurora Frigate, of
28 guns ; thirty-three sail of ivierchantmen in
company, parted from the Convoy nine days since
in a gale of wind.

Sailed the Achilles, of 74 guns, and La Nymphe
Frigate, for Torbay.
Arrived the. Alegerra Sloop of. War, from Torbay.