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London, England, 1801-01-31 00:00:00

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 3i.

Peen of Stocks ;hie day at MC earii
Cadets 17i4i";-4 Pt! Pent& 77H{-.New 5 psi C. 104:-

-Old 5 per t.
Variations—Conti for are. 57f—cor rfteriny 374.
Datum, I♦N. 2,so—Price ac Stocks this day :
5 per Cent. Goy. Dib. Eaa Es Elf Sri.

ffIUCES AMElocApt STOCKS, InCEACIZR 23:
FUNDED DUST.
pa Cent. Stock • - to, to toll per C. Int. off.
6 per Cent. . - 91 2-3 or A-4
Deferred Debt . - . 91 2.3 or 18-.4
Navy 6 par Cent. . • •92 t-s or 28-6
a.l per Cent. Stock • - None at marker.
41-r ditto ditto
3 - ditto - 36 I-4 or u. 3 Int. off
• YANK STOCK.
pack United States - Nene at market.
..-- New York - IS I-2
Maobattan 30 to 3o 1-1

INIWILANCt
New York !Aram* • • 17
United ditto .
Columbian •

- so ea *sent&

CiANGE OF ADMIN/STIATION.

Let eight a Cabinet-Council wai held at tie
Houle, at which His MljastT, ;Who had
purpofely deferred going to Whetter; pretadeeL...:.
The deliberations lifted Air three hours; iii the
courfe of which Mr. PITT WAS OUTTOTiD ! In
confequence of whiCh, a change of Adminiftration
Is expelled, and the Maiquis Of Lareseowns is con-
fidently talked of as LordGa •N
V I Succefler.

Thii morning we received French Journals to
the 27th inclufive. The Official JoUrnal of the
24th, in a paragraph under the head Paris, Rates,
that an Arm Mite had been concluded on tile 15th
inflint between Genera 4 Batwi and BELLS-
GARDs j but nothing farther is raid refpelting the
conditions, than that the Aultiians were to eva-
cuate all ifiecountty on this fide the Taglianiento-
General Ounnityr had fet out froth Ttevifo with
the Particulars. The other articles of intelligence
by thefe Journals will be found In the folloWing
columns;

PARIS, JAN ,
A Ruffian bfficer arriieci it Park; Yefterclay
at feien in the Morning. and imMedittelr waited
en the Miniler of Foreign Affairs, who itsi4u4ed
him to the Pl4O CONSUL it his tow* houfe:
The Officer delivered into the Co,soL's handl a
letter fromthe ESSPIROR of itussri. The Officer
kft Peterlburgh Ibifenteett days befofe.
jen. it.
Goierelneni has difpatched terriers exitiordi-
• nary to Madrid, Genoa, ind Leghorn, tO make
known to all Dabilh at Setedlfh veil-els the order
iffued by the Britilh Privy Council on the 14th
init. that they may take rneafures actbrdinglr..
C. Ce•ires, who was ellarged *ith
the port-folio of the Mihifier of the Interior, has
been appointed Midifter of that Department:

JAI. 22.
Ceneal Moaex's Lady, the lifter of the Firft
e.cmfbl, was delivered Of a bby yefterday morning.
the Farr Colsut and Madam Bseumaaktn
gave him hix name. He has hen called Acmittas.
General Fearao, in a letter to the Minifter of
War, has given an account of the fuctefsfol refult
of his operations againft the Brigands, who infeft
the departments of Drome, Vauclufe, the Lower
Alps, and ArdeChe. Between the 2ad of Decem-
ber and stir of January, fetenteen have been axe
buted ; which added to the thirtptike put to death
on the slit of December, the fifty-tyro shot, and fix
who died before being tried, make the whole
number of the robbers or diktats from whorit that
&hie has been freed, amount to one hundred and
forty-three.

The winter teems now to have begun, fnow felt
here to-day for the Rill time this feafont
An armillice has been concluded at Trevifoi
between General BR VN a and the Außrian General
Bet.t.lossne. The Außrians haVe evacuated the
whole country on this fide the Tagliarnento. Ge-
neral Oontwor, Chief of the Staff, fet out from
Trevifo, to carry the conditions of the armifiice
to Paris.--ifoniteur.

JAN. 23.
Some Engineers and Naval OfSeers have been
fent by Government to Antwerp, to !bond and
afcertain the depth of the Gnd•bank which 'buts up
the mouth of the Scheldt, When this objr has
hen attained, they will proceed to more labours,
Which will rellore to the port of that city its an.
dent fplendour.
svid.wrim O► LIEME7ILLE, FROM THE 11TH TO THE

20TH Or JANVAIIT.
The two blinifters continue their daily confe-
rences, but from the commencement, they bare
made a point of behaving to each other in public
in fuch a manner that it is impollible to difeovev
* hether they have agreed or not refpeßing any,
mieflions they have difcuffed, in order to pave the
way for a peace on the continent.
Thofe who have an opportunity of being near
them know much better bow far the journals arc
Iniflaken in their Ratentents, than what is pofitively
determined in regard to the negotiatioo.

' For etatriple, when it is laid, that the prelimi-
nariet of Peace were figned at Vienna, on the 27th
of December, and fent to Luneville to ferve as a
bans for a definitive treaty, we have more rcafon
to difcredit this flatement, as it is well known, tha
the full powers of the French republic, and thofe
of his Imperial Majeuly, have been always in
.the
hands of Count COSENTZEL and C. Joss pH BONA
PARTE it is to them alone that the refpeetive go-
vernments have left the fettling of their different
interefls.

However, though no preparations have been
made here, either at the Cattle, or in private
houfes ; and whatever may be faid by the four.
nalilt of Nancy, it begins to appear, that a depu.
tation Will foOn arrive here from the Germanic
Empire.

Jan'. iz. Count Comma: r. difpatched a Courier
extraordinary to his Government.
rah. A Courier arrived from Vienna.
r3th. The Count difpatched another with his
anfwer.

. 14th. The Count again received difpatchea from
Vienna.

tsth. The Count fent a Courier with his an
Ewer.

A third Cattier arrived from the

i Reda.

PETERSDURG, DEC. Itt.
Then Convention for an armed. neutrality was
figned here the day' before yeaerday by the Ruf-
fian, Swedifix, and Dana minifters. Next day it
was figned by the minifter of Pruffia, as an ac..
ceding party.

DEC. 23.
His Item/tat. MAJESTY has ordered ail the
Eng officers in the fervice of Ruffle to repair to
Morton-.

COIPENHAtIit, MI6 6.

We art informed bj the Taft letters from
Stockholm, that Count de HAGA is expeited here
towards the end of this month: The Contention
for an armed neutrality was concluded during his
refidence at Peterfborgh, and was figned by the
Ruffian, Danilh, and Svredill miniflers. The
KIN o of PRUSSIA accedes to it, but only in certain
cafes, and with certain limitations.

SALTZIOI.II.I3, 741111: 12.
A report has Leen generally current here, that
hbilllities wbuld be refumed in the courfe of a fort-
night. Several Generals firmly believed, and Rill
believe, that this report is well founded. The
Commander in Chief, however, has received dif.
patches from the Archduke CiiiiaLss, which give
us reafon to hope that the efrufion of blood is at ast
end. But notwithftanding this hope, it is certain
that fcveral new difficulties have been Darted, par.
titularly in regard to the future Rate of Italy.

irefterday Morning his MAJESTY, accompanied
by the Duke of Co MDT R LAND and General GARTH,
took an excurfion to mew.
Her Msityry and the Psuxcaists, accompanied
by Lady AyzEssosv, with their 'dual attendants,'
took an airing round Hampftead and Highgate. '
Orders for the Court's going into mourning on
Sunday next the firft of February, for the late He.
reditary Princefi LOUISA CHARLOTTE, Saxe of
Gotha, viz.
The Ladies to wear black filk, frtaged or plain linen, white
gloves, necklaces, and nr-tings, black or white Moo, fans, and
tippets.
Usteuesem-White or grey Intending', tablet, and &mak.
The Gattlemen to wear black, full trimmed, /tinged or plain
linen ; black (word and buckles.
(Nina si.,-:•Grcy frocks.
The Court to change the mourning on Sunday, the Bth of
February, viz.
The Ladies tb weir black or velvet, coloured ribbon, fan
and tippets, or plain white, of white and gold, dr white and
(liver !tuffs, with black ribbon.
The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black, or plain
white, or white and gold, or white and Slyer Ruff waiftcoats,
full trimmed ; coloured (words and buckles.

And on.Thurfday, the tathOTFebtuary next,
the Court to go ont of mourning.
At the dole of the Poll on Saturd, for the
County of 'Wicklow, the In:Albers flood thus:—
For Lord PROST, 459.—For GIORGI PONSOSSY,
Efq. 434.—Majority lorLord PROSY, 25. At the
dote of the Poll on Monday, the numbers were
as follow :—For Lord Flimsy 535.--For Gsoßas
Ponson IT, Efq. so6.=MajorrtylorLordPeort,a9.
—Mr. Hosts, and Mr. Wasray, bare voted for
Mr. Fonsossr.

The Lout Marcia has ordered g Court of Al-
dermen to be fummoned for Tuefday neat, and a
Court of Common Council for Thurfday, to meet
at Guildhall, precifely at one o'clock each day, to
hear appeals againtl the Elation of fevers' perfons
to ferve as constables, and for the appointment of
the high Society and Committees for the enliting
year, and other bufinefs.
Colonel GIORISL ROBERTS, who on many MC2.
fions of importance in India has difplayed great
zeal and ability, in the profeffional line of hls duty,
has obtained permillion from the Governor and
Council of Fort St. George, to return, to Europe
on furlough.
On Tuefday night, 'about half pa& fix o'clock,
a fire broke out at Garrott, in Mancheller, at a
.Flax Faetory belonging to Meffrs. LITTLkWOOD
and KIRBY, which in an hour and a half was
entirely dearoyed. The flames were fo rapid, that
it was with difficulty the perfbns whcswere at work
could cfcape. No fiefs than twenty-eight dead
bodies have been found under the ruins, and more
are erpeeted to be dircovered.

SPRING CIRCUIT TQR dot.
Northern.—Lord Kenyon and Mr. Jaßice Clambre.
Norfolk —Lord Eldou and Mr. 'Alec Graf&
Midland.—Lord Chief Baron and Mr. Baron Graham.
tionve..--Mt. Baron Hothan and Meiterillace Meath.
Ozfordo.-Mr.Jultiee Rook, and Mr. attire Lawrence.
wthaei ....114r. Bares Thempho . hake Le Blanc.