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London, England, 1801-01-10 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JANUARY rex
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 per Cent. Red. 64 B. Long. Ann. 746
3 per C. Conf. 61141. dlr. at AWL
4 Fa CAI"- got „ Imp. 3 pet' C. 6z
per C. Navy volt Imp. Ann. Tx 7-4
5 Per COAL 1•97. 90 97i 961 lith 5r C. 93i
Conf. for open. 634
Pries of Stocks this day at one o'clock :
3 per Cent. 63—. Ditto opg. 63t—Redneed62{-4 per C.
Old 5 per Cent. 96 42. V....41CW .6 per C. 96i,

DOSUM, JAN. 6.—Prke of Stocks this day
S per C. Gov. Deb. 83*.

Laft night we received Paris Journals to the 4th
inftant inelufive. They bring official copies of Ge-
neral Dsssott.as's difpatchessannouncing the fuc-
cefs of the army of the Rhine, and a copy of ale
Convention, which followed, refpeaing the perma-
nent fortreffes which the French have got into their
hands: provifion has been made that they (hall be
reftored in their prefent [fate, if hoftilities are not
renewed ; but, if peace does not follow, it feems
it will be left in the power of the enemy to dettroy
them if they think proper. The debaucher of Flent-
lermentz, Nanders, and other fortifications of this
defcription, are left at the difpofal of the French.
It appears by a difpatch from General BRUNS,
dated the 27th of December, that the campaign
had at laft been ferioufly opened in Italy : he had
not waited to turn the line of the Mincio, but
attacked it in front. On the 27th the French
trade a vigorous attack upon the Auftrian pofi.
Lions on the Mincio, and with fuccefs. The
pafrage, after a defperate engagement. was car-
ried at Mon z anbano, and Molino. Thefe places
are between the Lake di Garda and Mantua,
lying nearer to the former. On the 27th, at
one in the morning, the headquarters were at
Valegio, on the kft bank. The army is (Fated in
the Official communication to the Legiflative Bo-
dy, to blockade Mantua. The account given bj

Luxe of the bufincfs, however, is very ihort, I
and not very explicit. It is evident. that much
lots muft have been fultained on both fides. A
great number of fuperior officers are Rated to have
been wounded on the fide of the French. They
certainly gained their objet ; itia had the war
continued, the army of the Rhine would have ex-
perienced the benefit of the divarfion. From
Bituas's difpatch, it appears that he intended to I
renew the battle next day. He could not by.that
time have received an account of the armitlice.—
Indeed he is not bound by it. He (as well as
ANGIREAU in Franconia) is left at liberty-to ne-
gotiate a feparate one; and if his advantages are
as decifive as he Rates, he will not fail to exaa
confiderable facrifices from the Außrians in Italy.

The CH tar CONSUL has announced all theft fuc-
ceffes to the Legiflative Bodies with the utmoft
eclat, and the latter have willingly voted that the
four principal armies have deferved well of their
country.. Peace on the C•ntinent is confidered
certain: indeed, the CHIEF CONSUL Rates that
Count Co:lmmix had officially announced, on
the 31 ft of December, that he was empowered to
treat for a feparate peact ; and next day the con-
ferences were to open: The points of detail will
not be difficult to adjult, after the bafis of treaty
is agreed upon, and confidering the difcuffion that
mull already -have taken place. The terms of
peace will not be more fevers than were for.
merly offered. The CHIEF CONSUL Rates the prin-
ciples on which he ads, in the following words :

" The left bank of the Rhine !hall be the boun-
" dary of the French Republic : She makes no
" pretenfion to the right bank. The intereft of
Europe does not permit the Enrzaokto pars
" the Adige. The independence of the Helvetic
" and Batavian Republics shall be infured and
" guaranteed. Our vidories add nothing to the
" pretenfions of the French people : Auftria ought
" not to exped from her defeats what fhe would
" not have obtained from her vietories.

" Such are the invariable intentions of the Go-
" vernment. The welfare of France shall be to re-
" Rae calm to Germany and Italy; her glory to
" deliver the Continent from the avaricious and
" deftruftive genius of England."
It is deferving of remark, that while the Bata•
vian and Helvetic Republics are mentioned as to be
recognized, not a word is raid of the Cifalpine
Republic. Has BONAPARTE conceived any new
plan for the fettlement of that country, and of
Italy at large! It is Rated generally, that tran-
quillity will be reftored to Italy. Have Pruffia
and Ruilla prevailed upon him to renounce the
project of making Republicans of the Italians ?
The circumftance may give rife to many conjec-
tures; the vague allufion to Italy is calculated to
avoid giving any ground of offence to thofe powers
whom the Cults Corms finds it prudent to con-
ciliate, and nothing final is yet decided, refpefting
there fine countries, the feat of inceffant war, and,
the prey of alternate conquerors.
In the official Meffage there are to be fount fe•
veral fevere infinuations againft the influence of
this country on the Continent. The Tribunate and
Legiflative Body likewife re-echo thofe reproaches.
That the EDlrg [OR will conclude a feparate treaty,,
in a very short time, cannot now be doubted.
The French Funds have rifen very much. They
were on the 3d, 461. Lees than a twelvemonth
ago Mr. PITT was very witty on their being at 17.

It does not appear that any difcorery has yet
been made of the principal inftigatois of the late
attempt on the CH tar CoNsuL's life.

In the Hand of Corfica the Conftitution is full
pended, on account of the difturbances which pre-
vail there.

Yeaerday morning his 14111 TY, accompanied
by his Royal Hienefs the Duke of KENT, Lords
CATHCART and WALSING HAW, and Colonel CART-
wato HT, rode on horfiback in the Great Park, and
after reviewing the different farms, and being
bejined by the Duke of CUIIIIIRLA ND and a num-
r of Gentlemen, took the diverfion of hunting
with the harriers.

Hes Mayirry and the Patscrsm, with their
anal attendants, paid a mot:ling •ifit to Lady
Sutossir, at her apartments in the Caftle.

Orders have been receivAd at Plymouth from
Government to cloath all the French prifoners in
Dill Prifon, and on board the prifon chips in the
Harnoage, the expences to be made good by Par-
liament. Orders have been iffued by Major-Ge-
neral ENGLAND, Commander in Chief of the gar-
rifon, that no more loaves (during the prefcnt
fcarcity and high price of corn) are to be permit
ted to be fent to the French prifoners at Mill pri-
fon above the allowance a a pound of bread per
day, paid for by the Briti(h Government, as well
as all their other neceffaries.

We are authorized to coutradid a paragraph
inferted in our Paper of the Bth inliant, fluting,
that the three battalions of the sith foot were on
their return to England, in confequence of their
refufal to proceed with General Assacsowsts to
Egypt--This is not the faa, there being very
'few men in the regiment whole ferries is limited;
molt of thole who came in for limited fervice
having been re-atteited for rural fervice ; neither
did they refute to proceed for Egypt. never hay.
ling been under orders for Egypt.
His Grate the Duke of Ha to root is to he Pre-
fstkat of the C ale denim Huat at their acu, mating.

NAUTICAL INTELLIVEkCA

MAILS THIS tiitY.-3Claid

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YARMOUTH, JANUARY 9.

The Panics or Olanos packet, Capt. Battioa,
is in the Roads with the Mails for Ha/taboret and
Bremen of the 6th init. waiting a wind to eui Ibr
Cuxhaven.-Wind E.

TORBAY, JANUARY S
Sailed the Channel fleet under the command of
Sir H. HARVEY, on a cruize.

PLYMOUTH. JANUARY S.

Came in the EXCELLENT, of 74. guns Captain
STOPFORD, from the fleet; and TRITON, of 31
guns, Captain GORE, from a five months cruize.
Sailed the Doan, of 36 guns, Captain HALL!.
DAY ; and the SCOUT, of 14 guns, Captain Oast.
say, on a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 9.

This day failed the HUSSAR frigate, with the
following Eatt Indianen :—HENRY ADDINGTON,
CARNATIC, NOTTINGHAM, and OCEAN.
Sailed, the SUFFOLK and EXPARIMENT for the
Cape of Good Hope ; alfo the JASON frigate on a
cruize.

When the Emoystom returns from her prefent
cruise, Sir THOMAS WILLIAMS is to have a line of
battle !hip; and Captain Dusts Albt, of the Am sox,
is to take the command of the ENDTMION.—The
ENDYNION is the fatteft failing frigate in the Bri.-
tiffi Navy, and all the navies in Europe Cannot
boat of a Gentleman more likely to turn that
quality to the advantage of the public fervice, and
of a better fhiP's company, than the valuable Offi-
cer whom the Admiralty have appointed to corn.
mind her.