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London, England, 1804-12-24 00:00:00

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LONDON.

MONDAY, DFCBMISER 24'. 1804.

IT is with much utisfaition we are enabled to state
there is every reason to believe that the difference*
which have for some time subsisted between Mr. Pt Ti
and Mr. A DAINGTON have amicably terminated. Thbt
reconciliation, we understand, was eireeted by the in-
lervention of a Great Personage, and was much facili.
fated by the high sense of duty anti patriotic feelings
tithe two Right Hort.Gentlemers alluded to,who felt,
that at a moment like the present, when the very
existence of the Country is threatened by a powerful
and implacable Enemy, it was the first duty of every
goo&Subjett to sacrifice arty private hostility which
Ltnight unfortunately subsist, in order to contribute
their mutual aid fur the salvation of the Country.
it has been stated that Mr. ADDIN.GTON 38 to
succeed Lord HARROWItY as Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs ; but we have strong reason to be.
sieve that *this report is without foundation.

Account, are received in the City, that Lord NE L.
SON having orders to detain Spanish Ships, has taken
agreat number : some in the Parrs, and others on their
respeftive voyages in the Mediterranean, The ex,
ad return is not known, but many say they amount
to so or 6o Vessels, of various descriptions.

LAST night we received Paris Peters to the 16th
inst. and Eistsb journals to the zed.
The spirited Resolution of the ilitavian Legisla-
tive Body, prohibiting any obedience to the French
Military orders, in points relating to commerce,
has, as we predifted, only served to' draw down
ttpin them the increased vengeance of the Corsican
Usurper. Three of the Members of the Batavian
Government, who were most alive in promoting
its passing, are stated to have been arrested; and
there is no doubt that the Government will shortly
be new-modelled, according to the last French pat.
tern. Tbe 'atria& SCH NIM it LP INN INC K will pro.
bably be the cat's paw of the Usurper upon this
iscca,ion.

Letters from Calais, in the. Paris Papers of the
itsth, assert, that little or no damage was done by
lOW attempt at that place. It is observable, how.
ever, that they admit the explosion to have been
so violent that some windows were broken in the
town, and yet that the Fort sustained no other in.
jury than the displacing some articles in the interior.
The men on guard, they say, were thirty,: down,
and the pier was ;lightly damaged. The Parisian
mAnufatlurers probably received a hint that they
bad said too with respecting the Boulogne business,
*nd have therefore been more cautious on the.pre.
sent occasion. The whole account is certainly more
couriousty worded ; and we have no doubt tliit the
damage was much greater than the Parisian Newt..
writers pretend. •
Another speeimen,of Parisian fabrication h ex-
Whited in the Monitsur of the uth instant, in a
pretended Letter from Barcelona, which is evident.
ly only inserted with a view of exciting a prrju.
dice against this Country ttpnn the Continent.—
The falsehood of the 21/oniteur is, however, by this
.•. .
time, soffitkat-1y known and appreciated.
Letter frost the Banks of the Maine speaks. of
the warlike • preparations in Prussia having been
eountettrianderis, and of an approaching reconciliation
between France and Russia ; but this is evidently-
hum the same mint' as the Letter from Barcelona.

Friday morning His MAlrsTy.,arrived at Wind.,
am froin Xsw, in his posr chaise, and drove to Coos.
berland Ludic., and on hits MAJESTY'S alighting,
the chaise 'No Aiecliarged, The Krno remained at
the Leldge scale time, slier which fits MAJESTY
went to the Ca*Tie in his chariot, drawn by six of
bis heautitut Hanoverian horses. His MAJESTY,
afterwards, attended by General Sr cncsab and
venal others, inspeCted the works that are going ow
in the Castle,
Saturday morning, on acconnt of the hard fruit,
its MAJESTY did not hunt ; but soon after break-
, kit His MAJESTY, ElletiiiCti by Sir HARRY BPS,
SAID NEALE, Gieltrill SYENCSR, and several other
persona, walked through' the fields to Spittle Bar.
Tacks, to the Riding Hour, where HIS MAJESTY4.I
horses were in waiting.
His MAJtSTY rode in file !tiding House a con.
sidzrable time. and afterwards trispeeted the men in
the Barrack Yard. Hrs MAjvcry then walked io
yrogmore, and met HAIL MAJEsTY andtfte PRIN.

In the evening Truitt MAJEST INS had a &lea
Party of Nobility and. l'crboos niDt4tinttion, at tlo
Cavtle.
Yesterday morning the Rova, FAtArpr attend.
cd Divine Service 4t e Georges wilco