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LONDON, JANUARY 2, iPoS.

. Ws received this morning the of the
4th, the contents o which ,are extremely ,uninte.
resting. A Letter from era //Aft states, that the.
Magietratea of that City have tieterulined that its
Fortifications shall 'be destroyed, and in it future
Ware between the Empire and France, it is to en.
jny a perfce.l Neutrality.
The Funchs are 56.65.

AT tho wornent our Vesper was, about, to be put
to press, wr received another day's k'arLt journals,
viz. those of the sth instant, •'r''
They contain nothing that can interest an Englisl,
Reader. The French Funda 14 ire, on the 4.th,
$6. 50.

WE titiE morning received Anier;itin Papti to
the t Ith of December inclusive. 'I he following in..
telligence,respating Guadalopie and Martinique,
it from the New-Yorlc Daly Athelt4er of the

above date;
Captain limtass, arrived at Boston the 4.tli inst.
in thirty days from' 6nadaloripe, informi, that the
iffdirti of that Colony are in a dreadful situation ;
that no kind Of business cane he trammeled, as the
Inhabitants are in a state of constant alarm from
the .Blacks, who are daily committing the :most
,outrageous. ads of murder and pillage and are in
such numbers as to threaten the total deStruelion of
the White People, unless. they are speedily pro_
tested by very great reinforcements from Europe.
Capt. BuNCEII4, who arrived at Baltimore on the
stii Dec. in 20 dap from Martinique, and ten from
St. Erisiaria,informs, that the American vessels at the
former place were not suffered to open their hatches,or
dispose of pit of their cargoes, without having
previously been there ten days; and were forced
%o retail on board to any who chose to.come off and
purchase. Several vessels km New-York and
'Philadelphia had touched there, but were not auf.
feted to sell, and h.ati gone to leewaici The Dutch
-took possession of Si. Enitat;a the day Captain B.
arrived there.

PRI NCI WILLIAM, Of GLOUCISTIR dined with
the. KING Of t.fr:W D N, at the Chateatrof Ilegat on'
tho, 3th ult, and aisisted in he evening at a Grand
givsn by the Count de As Atte to•the'Lords
of the Court and the Foreign Ministers,
Fier. Royal Highness the PitilletSB of WALIs
hasJately presented to Viscountcy( Homo; an ele.
gent Foot.itool, the value of • which is highly 'en.
banced by its being the work of the Princely Donor's
own Inlnds. The Stool is covered with'rich crim.
son velvet, and trimmed with• a broad gold fringe,
above which is a beautiful border, ConstiArig cloak
kranclies cut out of white velvet, all the `fibres of
every lea( being" delicately (rated with gnld threads.
Around the top are similar ticeorarimis, atid in the
•eenrre is a strong profile likeness of the lovely
Pte INC ass CHAITOrte, cut eutof white velvet. The
tout et/re/ant is allowed by those who 'have seen it,
to be the most unique, and elegant prod Union of
the kind, that' female ingenuity can' boast.
Yesterday all 'the tpx Packets brought' by
,the
Collet from 'Bengal, were brought to the' India_
house, and opened, consisting of eleven bolt% full
of letters for individuals in' this Country,
The Marchiemerr Ex'eler, Copt. lons, 1.,0 c
jun. arrived at Madras the zsth June, in Company
with the Lady Jane Duniial, Captain the 1-ion.
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The Company's ship the Poirwrante,, Ciwtain
JAMES TWEEDALEI Was at Fort Sr. GOrge Jo!),
last, taking in a•eargo ; she sailed from rortnioutli
with Twin,' in tebroary last.
Leiters from rill Hague state, that the,acneral
DAI:IIDEI.Sa has applied for, and obtained
leave to resign the important station which he °cell-
pied. ,1 The Batavian Government has assigned him
a considerable pension. Several more. resignations
arc talked of among the Superior ,Officers„ of the
Dutch Army, .hut nothing positive has' yet tun.
spiv:4 upon this subjen. .
AcCOtitab front the Hague state, that thogreatest
Olivity is used in completing the gxpedition to
Louisiana. ;lumber of Teansports having been
ilerined insofficienr,•four more hare been engaged.
o,:neral Victou printing, at the Hague, the
rroci:im.oions anti Addresses whit:hare to be issued
upon his arrival at Louisiana.
General MACK it, it is SW, to be appointed by
the gto I. altos, Adjunet to Ili, Royal Highness ter
isischdoke ANTHONY, Who will proceed to Venice,
as Captain. General of that Province.

The Third Consul had another brilliant Assert).
t)ly at Paris, on Thursday sennight,- which was par.
ocularly remarkable for the elegance anti richnes:
of the Ladies' Dresses. Atriongst other Persons 01
Distilie:lion, the British Ambassatlat, and severs,
other Members of the Corps Diplomatique, wit!
their Ladies, Gcneral MAcoottnt.rs, and Genera:
MAtsLun, were present.

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYWOUTHi.J4OI. 6.

ARRIVED the Maria, Capt. POPPES, from Va.
lvltia, with fruit for London ; the Hazard, Capt.
---, flora London to Virginia, in ballast ;. and
the Two Frien(h, Captain TOWNSHEND, in ballast,
from London bound to Lisbon.

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The wind has blown strong at South all this day)
and several vessels wertin the Offing.

PRIXIMAI QUAY, JAN. 6.

jusT arrived at Torbay, about twenty sail of
different ships and brigs, being part of a fliet'of
eighty sail which sailed from the Downs on Tues.
day morning last; the wind blowing very hard
from the S. and S. b. W, their Boats have not yet
touched the shore.