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London, England, 1815-01-03 00:00:00

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TBl DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock, I Bank L. Ann. 1,64 5-I6ths
3 per Cent. Itetl. 63.4 i 661 India Bonds, 15s. pr.
3.per Cent. Cons..shut Excheq. Bills, par, 3s. pr.
4 per Cent. Cons. S.:72:ft dis.
5 per Cent. Nary Autlisisut Cons, for Opening, 6711

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO W.
Morning, 4S miuutes after 8. I Erciiing, 13 millutcs after 9.

THE S

soLEM QUIS DICEHE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
777 E S D.l Y, JAN ILLRY 3, 1815.

If any doubts existed respecting the destiny of
Poland, they will, we think, vanish before the
Order of the Day issued by the Archduke CON-.
STANT! NE Oil the 1 1 th ult. and contained in our ex-
tracts from German Papers received this morning.
:the people of that countryare called on to rallyround
the Russian Eagles for the maintenance of their
" POLITICAL EXISTENCE j" and an Express from
•Vienna, of the •19th, said to have arri *ld at
Hamburgh, 'asserts that the Emperor ALL..
DER will assume the title of King of POLAND/
while the King of PRUSSIA adds the Royal title
of Saxony to his name.

French Papers to the Ist instant arrived at 36
late an hour this forenoon, that we can only give.
a suruniary of,their contents, whiCh do not, how-
ever, deserve more. The intelligence under date
of Vienna is to the 21st. Baron DE SCHALLx
Austrian Minister at the Court of Wurtemberg,
died on the 16th. It is said that the King of that
country is dissatisfied with the, proceedings of the
Congress. The Cominission on the affairs of
Germatiy has not resumed its labours, and it is
hinted that Prince INIETTERNICH'S projet depends
in some measure upon tire fate of Saxony, which is
not decided; The King .of PRUSSIA is recovering.
from his indisposition.
From Rome of the 16th, we are informed, that
the Quirinal Palace is preparing with great dili-
gence, in expectation of a visit from the Allied
Sovereigns, and a hope is expressed that their
presenceiwill put an end to differences which seem
to be interminable, if negociated at so great a
distance as Vienna.

The Session of Peers and Deputies in Paris
was prorogued on the 30th to the Ist of May,
after an able speech from the President of thr._
latter, in Which he took a review of the business
which had been done, and congratulated the
Chamber on the honourable character it had
sustained.

Under date of Berlin, December 20, it is stated
that Prussia has estahlished Provisional Tribunals
at Emmerich, Minden, Munster, and- Auric, for
the reconquered provinces between the Rhine and
Weser.

A Treaty of Peace 'has been concluded between
Portugal and the Barbary States.
The French Funds continue almost stationary.
Lord W. BENTINCK is, it IS said, expected at
Naples, to which country many English travellers
are proceeding by way of Rome.

A Morning Paper of yesterday very rashly in-
serted the following paragraph, which it gives us
great pleasure to be able to assure the friends of
these involved in its mis-statenient, is et:Aire/I
destitute of foundation :
" It is with regret we hear that there are no hopes remain-
ing of the safety of his- Majesty's 'ships Florida, of:20 guns,
Capt. N. MITCHELL, and Peacoci, of is guns, Capt. E. CooTE ;
the former was sent, some months since, with a convoy from
Bermuda to the West Indies; the latter was under cruising
orders. Neither has sins been heard of, and the lamentable
conclusion is, they must have both foundered,' with their

crew."

We can assure the Public, that the former ves-
sel sailed with convoy from Halifax
,to the West
Indies in October last. The latter was blockad-
ing the coast of America, near Cape .Halleray,.
under the Lacedemonian in August last.

BREAD for the ensoing 'week to remain without
alteration in price.
Advices of the 10th November, from Constan-
tinople, mention tile receipt of intelligence froin
Egypt, that dissensions continued to prevail among
the Wechabites, ever since the death-of Saxon,;
their tiprerne chief. Mon.ANIED.ALI I'ACIJA •had
resumed the offensive, and was advancing upon
Taisse: The deposed Sheriff of Mecca had ar-
rived at Saoni.:lii in a Turkish frigate from Egypt•
No new cases of plague had occurred at Con-
stantinople for three weeks ; and Smyrna was the
only town in Turkey in which it had not entirely
ceased.

Westminster Bridge was, on Saturday nights
for-the first ti►i►e, illuminated with gas lights.
The Public will shortly have distributed an►ong
tl►eni, Two Prizes of 20,000/. and Two of 10,000/.
to say nothing of the other great 'Prizes in tl►e
present Sate Lottery which begins Drawing the
18th of this Month.