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London, England, 1805-04-18 00:00:00

THOMAS BROOMS.

Ir' THOMAS.I3ItOOiiA, tornierly of the Parillt
of St me. in the County of Wereetter, is living, and will apply
to Meffrs. Bray an.i Gale, aolicitora. Droltwich, Wurcefterfhirer
he will bwir of fomething confiderAhly to his advantage.
. . _ _

The above mentioned TUC MA s %toot c was a Private In the
Portfmouth Divifion of Marino. and (being droPfical) was dit-
eharpd therefrom about the mouth of April, iXot, was Come time
afterwards Gofport Hofpital, and has not fence been beard of.
_ _

'soy r.rfon who can givs farisfadary information of the death
r•f rite fdid 'norms Brooke, will e handfounely rewarded for their
tr•,uhle„ applying as above.
FOR SALE,
At the King's Warehoufe, New Romney, on Friday, the 19th
.IJay of April. tilos, about Three &Clock,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots,
307 Gallons Foreign Brandy.

7.6 Ditto
3368 Ditto

Rum.
C eneva.

Which may be 'Waved the Day before, and on the Morning 6f the
Day of Sale.

CT A Depcfit of Twrnty•iive per Cent. will be required.
Pint of PLY vlOll TH.—SAI.F. OF SPIRITS„'Sre.
On Tuefday. sad April. ttios. by Ten &Clock in the Forenoon,
will be etpufed to Public Sale, at the Cullum-Houfe, in this
Port,

THE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, viz.
1750 Gallons Brandy,
54 Ditto Rum, Bso Ditto Geneva,
Of inferior Strength, in (mall Lot., for the Accommodation and
Uf.: of Private Perron', not Dealers in Spirits.
One Rowing Boat and Mater als; an Old Berwfmit. returned
from the Providence Cutter; and an Old Boat, from the Bury
Curer; elf* Eighteen Tons Monrftone.
N. B. The Goods above.nacanioned will be let tip In kraal
Lots, and Sold to the higheit
Attendance will be given at the Cottons-Houle aforefaid, fax
viewing and carting the fame. There Days before the I)av of Sale.
To be uOLD by AOC l lON, Oa the eTOIIIIIOI.

• By Mr. WELLit,
On Monday the 29th of April. tilos, and the following day's:
11 o'cl.,ek precitrly—LOT t.
A MOST cleftrAble FREEHOLD VILLA, with
fuitable attached and detached Macs, Coach Houk, and
Stables, an el cellent Gardcn, and a rich Meadow of two acres and
a halt divided from the Garden 1w a beautiful Stream of Water,
&tate in the plesfant Village of Welt Bourne, late the Refidence
of William Heather, Ffq &coated.
1 of a. Two well built Tenements with Shops and Gardens, at
Weft Bourne, In the occupation of Meas. Migraine! and Castes,
Tenants at Will.

Lot 3. A Copy hold Meadow of one Acre in Stull.(teeetlane,
Welt Dqurue.

Lot 4. A Freehold Fk Id, called Farm Meadow, containing two
Acres, St a fm4ll diltince from I.ot 2.

Dirret Puireffinn may be lead of-Lots r, 3. and 4.
Ard inuncdiatel; atter the foregoing, will be Sold by Audlion.
.111 the lioutehold Furniture, belonging to the late William Hea-
ther, Fri.
Catalogue* may be bad in due rime. and the Houfe viewed by
Tickets. and limber p.trrieulare known by applying to Mr.Wilmnr,
Solidity; or to Mr. Weller, at Me Geteetal Agency Office, CM.
a
dasher.

TO BE SOL) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
The REVERSION IN FEE, expeCtant on the Deem& of the
SURVIVOR of a. LADY aged ao, and a OENTLEM.‘N,
and Oa, of and in the following very valuable and dellrable
rATESeomprifti g, Firft,
SNDRY ME,SUAGES. BUILDINGS, and
FARMS, with a Water Corn Mill, on a never-failing ftream,
and tali Acres of very fertile Arable, Meadow, and Paiture-
land, 'I ythe-free, lying very cosipaci. at Nafferton, near Drißield,
in the EaR Riding of the County of York, adjoining the Turnpike
Road from Hull through Driffackl to Bridlington and Scarborough,
let to &lefts. Luckup, kfferfon, Severe. Ste. at Annual Reins or
Values of load. and upwards; and alto fundry (..kiit and Chief
Rents, nod other Manorial Rights.

Alto, of and in a MESSUAGE and FARM at Loctingtous
near Beverley. in tho. Fall Riding, containing 73 Acres and up-
ward% of goal Arable, Pa(turn, and Meadow 'Land. and Com-
mon-right thereto belonging, in the Tenure of Mrs. Winn; and
alto certain Tythe Rents payable out of Eltates there s the whole
let at 941. and upwards pet-annum. •
Ain, of and in a most complete and delirable ESTATE, cotn-
prifing three fubilantiat !buildings, Meffitages, and Farms, contain
lug 4211 A. 3R. 18P. of molt excellent and, highly improvable
A rank, Mcodow, and l'afture Land, Tythe-free, lying In a Ring
Ft.nce. at Se utli Holme, near Maltun, in the North Riding of the
County of York.
Alto, the Reverfion eepedant as aforefaid, of, in, and to a
LEAS4'.IIOLi) MESSUA:4-. and FARM at I holthorp, near
Sheriff Hutton, in the North Rae.h.n, containing *so Acres 0r
good Arable, Meadow, and Facture Land, now let to Jonathan
airky, at or about the Rent of fold. and which Eremites are
1...-14 during the lives of the above-mentioned Lady, aged Forty
Yvans and two healthy Gentlemen, aged about Thirty-five Years
each. _ _ .

Alto the Reveal expeetant a aforefaid of and in the TYTHES
(.' SI ILLINGFI.e.k. r, in the County of York, fill, lee at 3771
t.rr ans•uni during the Lift of a Gcntlemaut aged upwards os'
Silty Year'. •
N. li. 'the Proprietor will have Lo olgeetion to fell any of the
ihnvt. Ett..tes for an Annuity, during the joust Lives of a Lady.
..gnl Forty 'fears, and a Llentlenian aged about Tssitty-one Year,
neat ftw the fame, and for further particulars apply to
Vleffre. ruttier, Cooke, v•al Frac, Nu 6, I.iaaJq i Inn, Lon
ansi to Mr. Jima, Land Agent, Wthlbarn, neat Strat-
ton! 00 &mail and Na x 4, Carey•ltreet, Litrattlea lan, London.

•„• Perlons in the Country may be fupplied, by I. odi n g (Poft
Fait') Bank Note's, Caftt, or Putt Office Orders, to either 4, Corn.
hill, or 9, Charing-Crofs, London.
Drawing begins 13th of MAY.

SPRING STATIC Lo I TSRY,
Begins drawing MAY t3th. zaos.
TROBERTS moll relpetifully intnrt iHsFriends
• and the Public in general, that Tickets ar.d Shares are on
Sale at his truly FOR ruNATE Office, NJ. 8, Cornhill, where
No. 14,64,,, a Prize of TEN THOUSAND POUNDS, was fold In
one Eighth and fourteen Sixteenths in the Lit Lottery. No. 11,587,
a Prize of jool. was alfo fold al Stares, and Prize* ;o a confider.
able amount in former Lotteries too numerous to mention. The
prdent Grand Scheme confifis of two 30.000 L tem to,oool tbree
tool. threw spozi five 2,,0ct0i. eight 10011. Stc. &e. An early
purehafe is recommended, as Tickets and'Shares will advance In'
price as the Drawing approaches.

t;RAND s•I•ATE LoT !TRY.

ADRUMMOND, No. 6s, FLEET-STREET,
• willies to rermnd his Friends and the Public in general, that
the rfeheft Lottery in the whole world begins drawing as Monday
the 13rh of May, confiding only 01 30,000 1 seises, a. .d contain-
ing Prizes to a large amount, vie.
a Prizes of £ 30,000 13 Prizes of ,E 10,000 .
S Dittb 10,000 3 Ditto soon
&c. /et. &c.

As a great number of Ladies and Gentlemen were difappointed
bit Lottery, in nor being able to buy Tickers at any prier, A. )suat-
itosn recommends an early purcbale for the prJent important
isntery, which will prevent • diLppointment, and be a great fasting
to purchafers, as the price of 'Ticitcts may he expeeted to rife eons
6derably.-.-Prizes to a..y amount said on demand.
Correa Numerksl Boohs and Numbers eateßdly examined.
ETA TE LOTTERY.

SWIFT and CO. at their Old Office, Nn. tr,
Poultry, are telling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery,
to begin drawing 13th May.
The demand for Tickets and Sham In all Lotteries, has been
in proportion to the number or Capital Prizes they contained this
accounts foe the great tale that has already taken place in the pre-
lent Lottery, a continuance of which mutt oecalion Welt an in-
erearc of price, as to make it an Mika to every adventurer not to
delay his purchafe.
In the IA Lottery, the Ticket No. 20,951, a Prize of topooL
No. Saco, a Prize of 'cool. and Nos. 9801 and t 6,208„ Prizes of
.300 L were Aural and fold at Swift and Co's Office. Where No.
6791, a Prize of ao,coml. No. 9361, 1 Prize of lopool. and
No. 19,008. a Prise of too& in the preceding Lottery, were alto
fold In &arm.

8 CATE LO rry. Y,
BFGINS DRAWING MONDAY r3th MAY.

THE 'Pickers are raid and divideil into Halves,
Quatters, Kighths. and Sisteenthq, by
HAZARD, BURNE. and Co.

Stoek•bmkm, at their .State• Lottery Office, No. 93, under the
Royal F.zehange, London, and no where elle on thrsr
Letters, pelt pad. duly answered, and Schemes gratis.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS

Two Pt ire, of 3opoot —Two of so.oool —Three of If:wool...

Three of ;pool—Five of 2,0001.--Eight of r,OOOL
Fonrteen of 3°31 &c. &c. and the iowtit Prise wl.
In the late Lottery, No. 8 o 3 t, a Prize of assorl. was fold and
regiftere 1 at the above °Mee, where No. 19,338, scoot. and
10,742 and 10,787, Prizes of ioccL were fold in shares.
••• Country Orders, accompanied with iliort dated BIM on
London, Port-Office Orders, or Calk, in Parcel by Coach or Car•
tier, pundtually attended to: and Correfirondents may depend on
being tree ed exactly on the fame term., .1 if perfonaily patent.

t. 1.0 I 11..t(1f ,
Commence) Drawing the 13th of next Month.
HALL and Co. (iiicceliors to Mr. NicHot.soN),
at the Old Lieenfed Spec Lottery Office, No. 88, CORN-
I 'FILL, corner nf the Royal Exchange, London, oftieettully 111-*
farm their Friends and the Public, that Ticket, and Shares (.)sly
Ramped) and in variety of numb rs, are felling on the bereft
terms. The number of CAPITAL PRIZES in this Lottery (and
only 30,00 nekets) is unprecedented : The Scheme contains
of 30,00c1. a of 20,0001. 3 of 10,0Q01. 3 or 30001. s of z 00.31.
8 of 'cool. 14 of 3col. a gust number of tool. and Sol. and the
low& Prize aol. _

a Orders from the Country, accompanied with geed Bills, at
a Mort date, Bank Notes, Caih, or Pott-Oace Orders, executed
on the fame terms as if perfonaily prefect. Tickets and Shares re.
gilterrd at S 4 r lichee per Number.
•.* Prizes paid en demand, and in full, two months after the
Lottery has finjilted Drawing.

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• .1111.8881NG .CASE
fOST, on Monday the Bth of April ha, Cupporad
to have been left in, or drnpt nut nf a looft Chalfe, between
8-ilton and Hatfield, a Large TIN DitESSING BOX. contain-
ing (event! valuable Articles. and partLularly a Small Parcel, di•
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FOR SALE ay PIII3IAC Atte I J )N,
At the 4.oodett Tavern, Positetic.itreet.' Plymouth,
On Friday the both of May nest, at ten o'clock in the airenoon,
(putfisaut to the dircQions of the Commitfioners fqr Span&
Prizes): •
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
ilAso OX and COW HIDES. in the Hair;
Part of the Cargo of the Spanith Ibip NOS rR A SENORA DE LA
IiEGLA, alias EL MERCURIO, (detained on her voyage from
itlantevidea to Cadiz, by His Majetty's Ship PHCENLX, 'l' mamas
imcsa, Efq. Captain). They are of a remarkable good quality;
end being the only remaining Hides in tbis port fur fate, areparti-
,cularly recommended to Tanners and others.
Alfo, the beautiful frigate-built Ship NOSTRA SENORA DE
REGLA, alias EL MERCIERIO.
Adme..fering 24: Tons.
She is Anaerjean, sm.pored Philadelphia-built; has a Figurehead,
and is copper.iltrathed ; the flows a very large cargo, and fails
uncommenly fain--is partictilarlyealculated fur a letter of marque
or running thlp in the Streights, Weft India, or African Trades,
and will require no more than a common Outfit.
For Catalogues, Inventories, and further information, apply to
Peter Tonkim Efq. or
JOHN fIAW/CF.R, Merchant in Plyntouth.
A Depofit of 25 per Cent. will be required at the time of Sale,
(in Calk or Bank of F.ngiand Notes,) and the remainder before
the delivery of the Hides or Ship.
Plymouth, April a 6,
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The aeronaut GAILLARD is going to Man to arra
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Englifb grant her, of having made known theChinefe
literature to the learned of Europe.
On the 28th of laft month, fix gun boats from
Calais came into Boulogne harbour, in the fight of
the Englifh fquadron.
The Court of Criminal Judice, fitting at Tours, a
few days Time, condemned a confcript, who had de-
livered to a regifier a difpenfatinn from fervice, which
he had forged, to eight years imprifonment, and to
(land fix hours in the pillory.
').'he Tribunal of Nivelles, in the department of the
Pyle, on the 18th of March, pronounced a decree,
which condemned a perfon of the name of Francotte
to a fine of soo francs, and a year's imprifonment,
he having been ctinvilled of knpwingly concealing a
cosiCcript.
Arrived at Bourdeaux, during the lad month, 157
meets, manned by tow men, and carrying 16,077
tons. Sailed rys, manned by to34nien, and carry-
ing 56,119 tans. '
The department of La Vendee continue to be in-
felted with ripienous wolves, and, unfortunately, the
woods with Which the country is covered, have ren-
dered Amid ineffellual every meafure taken to deßroy
them.
In a late fitting of the National Inflitute, M.
BLOT read 'a paper on
-the formation of water, by
compreffion alone. It is' known that water is com-
poled of two kinds of gas, oxygen, and hydrogen,
which may be combined together by means of the
eledric (park. M. Bros. has fucceeded in making this
combioation, independent of elearicity, and in rapidly
compriffinra mixture of the two kinds of gas. in-
doled 'in an air-pump. The compreffiou, by bring-
ing the particles of gas into intimate union, makes
them throw out a quantity of heat fufficient to fet
them on fire. Some precautions mug be taken in re-
peating this experiment, as it cannot be tried without
danger. Out of' three experiments which M. Burr
made, there were two in which the tube of brafs,
which forms the pump, and the pump itfelf, which
was of iron were burit by the force of the explofion.
'The family of 14%u IG P 4 a have become mina by
the death of Madame de Ton sotroson, who died at
Fontainbleau, on the 2sth laft. Two ',Wons prin-
cipally have made this family illudrious ;
.AOILIFFA
D'AURICIIIA, famous for his courage, for his attach-
ment to Calvinifm, and above all, by the friendfhip
of Hassey the FOurth ; and Madame Mainvanon,
V111.111,A, MARCH 21.-It is laid, that a new rule
is to be made, which will forbid, on pain of Impe-
rial ceinfure, the printing or publifhing, for the fu-
ture, of any kind of Romances in the Auftrian States.
'Mote that have been already publilbed by permif-
'Arm. will not be allowed to be advertifed in the pub-
* journals.
YRAHCRTORT, MARCH 30.-Lelelll from Vienna
'Rate, that Father MAURIeI Honaneremains at Vi.
viva. at the houfe of Lord Pacer, the Englifh Am-
Wadi's-, who has interefled himfelf with the Empe-
/or. Miniffers to grant him a pigpen with which he
might return ; but we are laved, that the anfwer
skit& to Lord Pacer is in lubliance, that Father
Ma u IC a Houans. in quality of Ecclefiailic. being
Older the authgity of hi. Ilifhop and the Pope, ought

'to ftddigt)thefelf to. their ,eiriegap Sedans st 22,7
rate, the ,Cosyt Vianaa 0140 peg, or WoUld sots!
intermeddle in tbis"huOneis. It as thought, that the;
intriguing Benedictine will goso England.
CARLIRUHII. APRIL t.—Tbe Diet of Wirtensherg
has addreffed the Elettor on .the fubied af the lu-
rch which have Lately taken place in *hat coop
try, a reprefentation of which the following is the,
fubnance :

" His Eletloral flighnefs had nominated, to dire&
the procefs in the ease of the confpiracy, a private
commiffion, compofed of Members of the Pr ivy
Council and of the Regency, who appointed fortheir
Secretary the Secretary of the Privy Council. This
commiffion has continued its funaions until the (Ire-
fent time, without the Regency of the country hav-
ing approved the eflablifluvent of the ,extraordinary
commdlion, and without this laft having ifrued ulte-
rior inftruCtions and direktions of procedure, to the
regular and only competent' authority. The Mem-
bers of the Diet are certainly very far from wifhing
to retard, in any manner, the maitres tending to
difcover the crime and the criminals which may calk
according to what his Eleaoral Highnefs has pub-
lifhed ; but they believe they fhould violate the moft
facred of their duties, if they loft (tight of the prin-
ciples fantlioned by the common jurtfpructence in
Germany, as well as by the fnndamental laws of
Wirtemberg. Your Ele&oral Higbnefs cannot be
ignorant that the obfervance of thefe legal forms was
never in contraditftion, as to fuels informations, with
the application of the legal means to difcover the
truth ; and it thefe are cares in which the fafety of
the 6tate, or of the fupreme person of the Sovereign,
1;44 the prompt arreft of pet inns fufpefted on light
grounds; the Conftitution of Wirtemberg ezprefsly
requires, that the proceedings fhould take place con-
rot mable with the lid& obfervance of forms which it,
has preferibed. The Members of the Diet are con-
vinced that the Eleflor will never mifinterpret the
principles, or fwerve from the Paid forms. They
therefore pray his Highnefs to transfer this affair to
the fuperior Regency of Wirtemberg, and to fubjea
the commitEcin extraordinary to the Paid authority.
There hat Seen no anfwer returned to this remon-
ftrance.

The Diet have confirmed M. Ktur Pvs poll in his po
of Deputy Extraordinary of the provifional States
to Vienna. The powers with which M. Ba'rz had
been Invefted, are fufpended till the Wile of his profe•
cution.

The Commiffion E;traordinary is held in the
Chateau de la Solitude, ;where are alto the accufed
perfoth, who are very well treated : each have two
apartments, a very gotOtt table, and enjoy the liber-
ty of walking an hour every day, efcoited by armed
chaffeurs.

Sr. SEBASTIAN, MARCH 6.—The day before ye-
terday came into the port of Guardia the core* na-
med la Qpipnucoana, belonging to a privateer of our
town, and commanded by D. MANIIII. Dt COLLADO.
It brought• in an Engli(h brig culled the Nelly, rich
ly laden with fine cloths and valuable ftuffs, defined
for Turkey. *This prize is eltimated at more than
80.000 piafires.
BATOIIIII, MARCH I 7.•—•l4ePers from Spain inform
us. that Colonel General parr, the new Ambaffador
of the Emperor to ihe Portuguefe Government, is
arrived at Madrid, fionz whence he continues his
route to Lilbon.

According to the fame accounts, there has Wired
from St. Sebaflian, Sr.Andero, Vigo, and other ports
of Bifcay and dallicia, a great number of privateers,
to pick up the Englith merchantmen.
Nips, Mae Fir 22.-11144. Lamm and Com.
pariy yefterday received news from Spain, that the
corfair Plntrepide, newly fitted out, had take?) from
the Engla, and carried into a Span& port, a ie.
cond prize, laden with tobacco, manufaaured at
Brazil.

Tea HAGUE, MARCH 30.—Every thing is ready
for the formatiou of the camp at Zeift. It as thought
that the troops will go into it on the t R day of May.
Every thing poffible has been done lately to aug-
ment the number of troops for the colonies, and,
above all, the number of Officer& Some days fence,
a detachment went from this for the Cape of good
Hope, and with it fome fuperior officers, and many
artillery officers. Their arrival in this colony will be
by fo much the more neceffary, as we have been in-
formed that force months ago Colonel LIGIAT, and
many fiaperior officers, went from thence with 'a cer-
tain quantity of troops to Batavia, and the other
Dutch polliffions in Afia. The IA news which we
have received of Vice Admiral HARTIIINCII aisd his
.
fquadron are extremely fatisfaeory.
The Taft news from the Cape of Good Hope re-
move all the fears which had been entertained of a
proles of the enemy againß this Colony ; they had
no other origin but in the imagination of one of the
Colonills. = _ _

COPINNAGII. MAaCN NM...A new regulation has
kill been made, which forbids, under the molt fevere
penalty, recruiting for foreign powers.
BERLIN, MARCH i3:—Her Majeffy the Queen is
entirely recovered from her indifpofition, and tomor-
row will receive the compliments of condolence of
the whole Court, on account of the death of her Ma-
jetty the Queen Dowager.
Doilor GALL, of Vienna, has commenced his lea
tures in the hall of the Academy, with. the• greatett.
fuccefs. The number of fpeetators increafes at every
meeting; we have remarked there many princes, and
his fy Rem has already made a great fenfation.
MADRID, MARCH —The number of letters of
marque ifued by the Government againtt the Englith
is already very eonffderable ; above Aso have' been
fent to the different ports of the kingdom, and our
privateers are already crui;ing in the Ocean and Me-
diterranean. _ _

The fleet fitting out at Cadiz, under the direaion
of Admiral GRAVIN a, who will afterwards affume
the chief command of it, will be one of the finelt and
bed equipped that has failed for a long time from the
Bpanifit ports.
Match B.—Admiral GRAMMA urges on the at..
tpamenis which arc making under his direflion in the•
port of Cadiz with fuch vigour, that Is (hips of war
of different fizes are almea entirely equipped, and fix
of then; are idready in the Bay. It is hoped that the
Cadiz fleet will be ready to fail under the command
of that Officer in the ;our& of next month. A greet
number of excellent Kamen, Catalonians. Gallictans.
and Bifcayans, have arrived, and the number of the
workmen who continue to proceed thither from every
part of the kingdom is imustnfe.

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• nuaspAar„ APRIL IS.
PIM OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Cearilr, for money. 3711—fer 5811-omelum 11.
Ening. lIIRL 11. 21. prna—Reduced 54 57.
PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. 37137 , Short Ann. 2 5-tfith4
3 per Celt. Colt 17 58 17i &dun. Bah, par 216 IL cur.
4 Per Cent. 73i 74 Otnninen, 3} 3 prem.
3 per Cent. Navy, Sit 19 Sllf Knell; Tickets zBl. 181.
Long Ann. 16 13-16 i CooL for ace. sit}

Iris now conedentd,y reported that Lord HA via a s-
'nay will be appointed Fir& Lord of the Admiralty,
and that Mr. Yens* will Coerced Lord thins se um(
as Secretary of State.

The Cori lifercosaile Chronicle, of Wednefday the
toth init. contains the following extraordinary ar-
ticle:—

ss We are Corry to be informed, that a difpatch had
arrived at the Caßle of Dublin on Monday evening,
Rating the capture of tranfports, with the 15th, 9oth,
and 96th regiments on board, and a part of the con-
voy. This news is underflood to have left the Well
Indies the 6th of March."

By letters from Portsmouth of yeaerday's date. it
appears that the tranfports, hating on board the
troops delkined for the ferret expedition, were all in
a bottle, getting under weigh, in order to proceed
to the place of their dellination.

A few dap ago we Rated that the great and in-
ereafmg force of RulEa at Corfu, admitted to be a
fait in the French National Gazette, accorded but
little with other ftatements coming through the fame
channel, calculated to propagate an idea that the
Emperor ALIXANDIL was determined to take no ac-
tive part in the prefent war.

We underhand that the difpatches reeelye4 by Go.
vernment on Monday are of fuch a nature, as to bear
us out completely in the opinions we have from time
to time advanced on the probability, or rather the
certainty of Ras giving us effedual aid in the con-
teft in which we are engaged.
. The arrangements conneded with this bufinefs are
now fo far advanced, that we have reafon to believe
a communication will loon be made refpeding it 'to
both Houfes of Parliament. •
It js even the hope of Come, in the political circles,
that a more extenfive and powerful confederacy may
be looked for in the courfe of the prefent fummer.—.
On this point we can fay nothing. We fear, how.
ever. that of the Powers bordering on prance, tome
have not yet opened their eyes fulfiCieriily to their own
intereft, and others are to much under the influence
of terror, that but little can be proinifed from the's)
for Come time to come; '

This morning arrived another Hamburgh mail,
by which we learn, that the Lubeckers having of-
fered a lets furn to the French than they demand.
ed, the latter refuted to accept it,' haling on
their original &mind ; but the Lubeckers, with be-
coming fpit it, have refolved not to comply with this
requi4(ion, and irufi that they will be fUpported by
the King of Palma.

BiTRACT Or • MUTE LITTIR Mk iliAi4SuitOli,

APRIL 12.

" The city of Lubeck has offered the french
too,ooo *arcs banco ; but, on condition that they
Would be allowed' to deduift from that fum the in-
tereft of the left loan,' and receive feeurity that no
more tboOld be requiied of them; during the occu•
pation of ganoyer by the French troops. It is faid,
they were encouraged to inn on their demands by
a very favourable letter from the King of Piussts ;
as alto by a letter from the truffle° Minifier HAIL.
Densuacti to General Betwatiorra, entreating him
no longer to mole& and °barna the trade of the chi
of Lubeck. The French General, howdver, has re-
idea to accept the fum offered, and deinands
aoo,ooo mares hanco. • The Senate has affembled
to deliberate on this 'demand, and his pofitively
re-
futed to comply with it, in expeftation of being (up-
ported by the King of Praia.
H We are allured here that the propofals made to
Ruffle* on the part of France; under the mediation of
truffle, have not been accepted by the former Court,
as Ruffle iriU !Men to no propofitions bat Inch as are
compatible with the general hiterells and peace of
Europe.i. •
Heave, Aram 9.—Yefferday the voting for the
new Conftitntion• began here, and many votes were
given in its favour. In the other "towns, as will al-
ways be thX-cafe in fuck changes, there were many op-
t/4)&111d the neWConAtitation. Several citizens at
Utrecht !seise Pitted in a reprefentation to the Direc-
tory and M. Scutstasasreisstaca againft the new
Confitntion.• -

H•M•n, APRIL 6.—The greatca obfcurity Rill
prevails with refpett to'the confputcy lately difcover-
ed at Stuttgard. Some fay there was'a plot ag4inft
the life of the Duke, which has given occalion lb a
great number of arras ; others fay, that the origin
of this affair has been traced to at early a date as
1791. At any rate, it is not doubted that M. de
BLAIN RIII IT am commonly known by the name of
%fissile, who is under arreft, was the informer.• •

On the 22d of March a (mart !hock of an earth-
qnake was felt at Infpruck.
The canal which will join the Rhone to the Rhine,
and which was begun in Oftober lalt, will bear the
name of the Canal Napoleon. It is alto proporetl to

ere& a mnottinettt to Iris %jelly the Empernr in the
place of Muhlhaufen, on the fpot where the grand
canal joins that of Huninguen.
Vismaa, Aram 3.—The regiments from Stitia,
Carinthia, and other provinces, which were ordered
to Pardenone to form a camp there, have been coun-
termanded by an order made the day before yetter-
day. The manceuvres of the troops on the Italian
frontiers will not now take place.
The new Prefidert of the Anlic Council of War,
General de la TOUR, is arrived here.
Within the lalt week the Ruffian Amb.tfrador,
Count RASUMOWSKY, has had two conferences with
the Minider of State, Count CobrilTakt•

This day advice was received by a courier from
Paris, that NA roxxoti the Ft R sr had accepted the dig-
nity of King of Italy. which intelligence here caufed
the greaten joy.
In the courfe of lait week all the trees of liberty
were removed. A regiment of cuiraffiers arrived
at Lodi, where it will remain in garrifon.—Several
other regiments of cavalry and infantry are expefted
in a (port time.

The AuArian troops diQributed along the Adige,
have now, according to our Gazette of this day.
gone into cantonments in the interior of the
country, and principally in the vicinity of Padua.—s
There is talk of a fortrefs which will be erected on
the banks of the Adige, in the Au(lrian territory, to
fupply the lofs of Mantua.
The anniverfary of the elation of the Pope, who
now enters on the 6th year of his government, was
celebrated at Rome on the 14th ma. by a mats aal
other folemnities.

Prince B‘LVIDSki died at Naples on the sth int,.

The magnificent flake carriages which the Empe-
ror of the French has prefented to the Pope, patted
this day through Vercelli.—ln the Italian Republic
the quarantine for perfons and godds coming from
Tuft-ant has been reduced from 4o to 20 days.
RQME, Maio; 24.—General PAMAS, before his
departure from Naples, for Sicily, was honoured with
the Qrder of St. Ferdinand. The report that he has
refigned all his Places, is unfounded. In the notice
publifbed on his departure, it is exprefsly (aid, that
the King has yieslded to his requeft, to abfcnt him-
felf for a time from public bufinefs and repair to Si-
cily ; and that his Majelly Lad appoleted him to the
poll of in infpellor of the troops, with the falary and
emoluments annexed to that office. We are allured
that Wetteral Dawes has gone to Melina, to avoid
meeting with the Chevalier Acrow et Palermo:
Gasoa,ideacte 26:—The expellee which will be
occafioned by the feeding
.off the deputation from
this city to meet the Emperor at Milan, will amount
to two millions of livres and upward:. This km
Will probably be railed by Tome new taxes.
A corvette that was building herC, is now corn.
Meted, and we are beginning to mile tailors for the
French fervice, according to the fliNlitions of the
late Convention. The railing of theft men has ma-
tioned a tumult in a (Mall village, near Catioa, but
the )nfurgenta were principally women, and trait-
quality was loon :Ached. Though the anger anti
4iolence of there women at having their hatbands
taken away appear to adipit of Tome creole, yet the
village was condemned to pay a fine of zg,ooo lines,
and to receive a garrifon of 200 foldiers.
Mts.sw, Mace 25.—1 t is Paid that the Court of
Naples has given to that of France, .new atfurinces
with regard to its neutrality ; that it has engaged no
longer to furnilh provifien to the Englifh fleet in the
Mediterranean ; and has underta6n to maintain the
French troops in the Neapolitan States.
. _

The Prince of Watts left town on Tuefday for
Brighton. His Royal Highnefs does not return until
the evening preceding the Inftallation.
Yefterday account* were received from Admires!
DouaLai, off Boulogne, dated the tsth inft. • which'-'
Rate, that on 'the preceding day 25 Dutch fchuyts were
obferved to enter that harbour. • •

Yefterday morning early, Sir TIIONASTIOUIIILIDGs
left towh for Portfinouth, in order to take the corn.
mand of the ftmariron and convoy appointed to fail for
the Eaftlndies. 'He received Isis final-difpatches late on
the preceding evening. sir TNOMAI TROVBRIDCS
is expelted to fail on Saturday or •Sunday. He goes
in the Bute SIM, of 74 guns, Capt. Bass Ls.
4 number of armed defence (hips have failed from
the Downi to Portfmonth, after taking on board flat
bottomed• boats. Their crews were previatifly re•
duced by drafting, to the numbers barely fufficient
to havigatO them as tranfport 'ads.
• Some doubts are entertained of the accuracy of the
intelligence refpeeing the evacuation of Dominica by
the French. It tells upon the report brought by the
Liverpdol (hip, but we hope it will Coon be confirmed.
The Stafford Militia will march from Windfor on
Friday, for Henley and Reading.
A detachment of eighteen Artificers of the Corps
of Royal Engineers, marched into Canterbury oa
Friday lait, from Woolwich, and on Saturday conti•
need their route for Dover, where they are to be em.
ployed under General Miss, on the works now con•
butting at that place.
It is an undoubted and well known Let, that 80.
heraaza ropted to furrender all the Irifh Emi-
grants to the Englifh Government, on condition they
would atit a fimilar part by the Bourbon Family, and
the French Emigrants in England ; but that tit,: offer
'was rejetfted with indignation. Such an infiance of
perfidy and treachery Rands unparalleled in the
page of hiltory or the intercourfe of mankind, either
(*triage or civilized.
On Monday evening laft at about eleven o'clock,
Dr. H uremia sow, of Hatton Garden, was knocked
down in the Strand, near Temple Bar, by fame vil.
lains, who picked his pockets and got clear off with
his hat, before any alarm could be given. •

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