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London, England, 1801-01-06 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY.
!RICE OF STOC
pa C. Red. falli
3 poi C. Coot OM
per C Cant 791 79 791
Lper C. Navy brut
Ditto Loyalty ositt

FANUARY 6.
U YESTERDAY.
Long Ann. TS 3-16 i
Short Ditto 3 3-t6
Imp. 3 per Cent. ifpof
Omit.
Conf. to# opg. Raj 631

TWILL/TM DAY.-1-lo9day at the Stock Exchange.

, Private halvahs' were at the following prices
Cranium ti to t prem.—Reduced 62i—Jan. opg. 6311.
This morning we received the Paris journals to
the acl inaant inclufive. The contents of which,
an 4 efpecially of a fup. plement to the official paper,
are extremely important. _ . _

It appears, that after palling the Salzi, the
Frtnch gave no refpite to their opponents, but fol-
loti,ecl up the advantages they had already gained
wiih fo much effeet. as to gain poffefGon of Stayer,
Lintz, and other places, with Come thoufand pri-
falters, a number of cannon, and a great fupply
bf (hires.

There repeated loffes and defeats on the part of
the Au ftrians, have produced a new armijite, which
was concluded on the 25th ultimo, and is to be fol-
lowed with negociations for a peace between
France and Auftria. The Archduke Ca etch,
as a guarantee of the fincerity of Auftria has, as at
the firing of the former Intake, given up to the
Franca a number of additional fortreffes.

Ye need not dwell on particulars, as the rub-
joined extraOs will put our readers in poffetlion of
every thing that has yet beep made public.
There can hardly remain a doubt that Auftria
will now negociate alone ! England, however, ,1
under the aufpices of our prefent Miniftry, and
having to boaft fo many fucceffes, fuch unex.l
=pled profperity, fuch numerous conquefts, and
the power of fending out well planned expeditions
to any quarter of the world, can have nothing to
filar, even if Auftria Mould join in hoftilities
againft her !!!

PARIS, JANUARY I.
•
Toandrrow at noon extraordinary lbrvice will
be performed in the temple of the Protellants, in
the ftreet Saint-Louit-du-Louvre, to return thanks
• for the prefervation of the Fla sr CONSUL.
BULLETIN OF Till OFFICIAL JOURNAL LE BONI-
TRIM, PARIS, JAM. 2.
upovernment this evening received very impor-
tant difoiches from the army of the Rhine. The
time at which they arrived, and their length, ren-
der it impable for us to fend off the number
of this day to the departments ; but there dif-
patches are of fo interefting a nature that we think
it our duty to fend a fhort notice of them to fuch
of our fubfcribers as do not reticle at Paris, that
they may participate in the happy intelligence as
early as poffible.
The General of Divifion Dx2sot. Lr s, Chief of
the Staff of the Army of the Rhine, in a. letter,
addreffed to the Minifter at War, dated Decem-
ber 25, head-quarters general, at Steyer, an-
nounces that General Lsconaas has Made four
tir five hundred prifoners, and that General
E sE. had entered Steyer, where the enemy
abandoned 17 pieces of cannon, and nearly 4000
prifoners, &c.
They have every where found imtnenfe maga-
zines—the lots of the enemy in ammunition and
baggage is prodigious. At Lintz we found to,ooo
birreh of wheat, and 25,000 facks of oats. We
are marching againft Erlach, and every thing
Announces that the Auftrians are going to reform
themfelves on the Trains, and. perhaps under the
Walls of Vienna. •

u In a fecond letter of the 26th ult. dated alto
froin Steyer, General DI sscizzis informs the
)(miller at War, that the Archduke Goetze s has
propofed to General MOILIAU an Arntiffice,
an-
nouncing to him that the Empalme was about to
fends courier to Count Cossxrzaz with orders to
fps a peace.
M 'The chstrafter of the Archduke CHARLES, and
iris well-known rinieritY, were Pure pledges of the
Emperor's defire to terminate the war. He was
befides forced to this meafure by the deplorable
late of his army, which hating loft in twenty
days yo leagues of ground, 25,000 prifoners, 12
or ispoo killed or wounded, too pieces of cannon,
and immenfe magazines, was no longer able to
prevent our atmy from conquering all Auftrias
stitii didating laws to the Emperor even under tbi
walls of Vienna.

'it 'the Cotimander In Chief, in accepting the
Antallice, thought, that to flop amidst the moft
brilliant viduries, was conforming to that eha-
tafter of Modet-stion by which the Full Could
hi:: made hirafelf laroven to all turope.
The armiflice wai figned at Sfeyer, Dec. 25
it contains Seventeen Articles, the difpofitions of
tvhich are of fuels a nature that they will enable
sis, even If if &mid be brake, to recommence the
War with great advabtages, and perticulariy with
treat fectiity.
h The enemy, as g guaranty of thearmifticeigke
Itp is tLe Trench army the forts of Kubsein, Behar-
Saki and other permanent prints of fortiScation
t. • - - I;sa. Trod._the_ dcfdes (4' Fientlermunz and

Naudert, and other fortified points in the country
of the Tyrol ; and in the laft place the fortrefs of
Wurtzburgh in Franconia, and Branau in the
circle of Bavaria."

THE GENERAL OF DIVISION, CHIEF.OT THE STAFF,

NACU!, nsezmast 27.

The German Gazettes of Wellphalia announce
as certain, that towards the end of wintef a corps
of Ruffian troops, confiding of 32,05i0 men, will
arrive on the frontiers of the EleClorate of I-lanover
through the Pruffian States. Their deflination is
not known, but there is reafon to believe that their
object is to fupport the changes which muff be
effeeted at the peace in the Germanic Empire;
changes which will take place in confiquence of a
plan concerted between Ruffia, Pruflia, and France.

BERLIN* DEC. 19.

Baron de BALE!, Arnbandor from the Kt w c of
SARDINI., to the EMPEROR of 'Russ fa, and bro-
ther of Count BAUM, who was Minifter at Paris,
received fome time ago orders to quit Peterfburgh.
As loon as the Piedmontefe here were informed of
this circumft;ince, they began to imagine that the
Est PEROR had ahitidrated their cauk, itid made
application to the Cabinet of Berlin, to implore its
protedion,.and to regiteft that the Kim; would
endeavour tarevive the old friendfhip of Piot. I.
for their fovereign.
The real cattle of this difgrace hat been (ma
known. The Ere PEoft wrote on this fubjed to the
KING, and informed him that the difmilral of
Baron BALI! was entirely owing to a perfonal
atilt, that Minifiei having become ditagreeable to
ItS barium. MAJtStY.

STOCKHOLM, DEC. 9.

His MAJESTY the KING will arrive to-morrow
at Peteriburgh. Colonel BONAPARTE has embark-
ed at Memel, in order to proceed to Peteriburgh
alfo.

ALOtaitS, DEC. 5.

The Be' of Oran had formed a defign to efcape
with his treafures, and an Englifh Hoop was to
favour his flight by receiving on boat'd the articles
he meant to carry with him. The Dey of Al-
giers) however, taufed the Bey to be arrelled;
and feized the floop, the Captain and crew of
which have been put in irons and conduEted to
Algiers. The Englifli Conful has Made fome re-
monfirances on this fubjed, but without effed.

FRONTIERS or TURRET, NOV. 20.

As a reinforcement of Englifli troops is expea-
ed at Alexandriat the GRAND VIZIER. with his
army confiderably reinforced. has again marched.
again( the French in Egypt. Five vetels of the
fquadron of the Captain Pacha have returned tol
Conftantinople. Lbrd ELGIN'S brother fet out
on the loth for the Eaft Indies.

As the rebels in Turkey and Europe prevent all
communication with Conftantinoplc, the price of
provillons, and of other articles of merchandize,
has been confiderably railed.•

Verday ihoining his MAJESTY, accompanied
by Lord Cussfstvissio, General GWYNNE, and
his ufual.attendants, rode up in the Great Piric,
and after infpe%ng the different improvements,
took the diverfion- of hare hunting, in company
with a number of Gentlernert Sportfmen.
The Qtpras and Patwcissai paid a morning
vifit to Mrs. BONTOY, at her hotire in park-deer,
Windfor.

His MAJESTY to-morrow will hold a Levee at
St. James's Palace.
Matrimonial propofals, for the Princefs Soy HIA,
are fhid to have been lately received by his MA-
JESTY• from a German PRINCE of high confide-
ration.
The Earl of EXETER owes his late creation to
the title of Marquis to his connexion with the
Duchell Of Haiti xrow, whom it was wifhed to ele-
vate as near herformer rank as circumftances would
permit.
The Englifh Ambafrador, Lord Exuma has had
his fon baptifed at Conflaintitiople. The Kiwo and
~eFw of England, and the Palace of WALES,
were fponfors by proxy.
The fon of Dr. Vinegar, of Weftminftet School,
is the new Prebend of Chichefter.

The Marquis of DOMIGALL'S dud was fold in
Piccadilly on Tuefelay : the principal hafts were
bought by the friends of the Noble Lord. A chef-
nut colt fold for three hundred and feventy.fire
guineas.
On TuefdaY fe'nnight, Captain Storravrone,
of Sponifwode, and d)e Gentlemen Subferibers to
the peopofed Eagle Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry
in the we fern diftria of Berwickfhire, save a
fplendid ball to many of the refpeftable inhabi-
ants in Lauder and in the country-around-
The Cane whichi i Krouse ufes 'n rag Lear
formerly belonged to the Grtiit Fespeatea of
Pru(lia, a Monarch who would not fo eatily have
parted with his dominions as his Dramatic Ma-
Jelly. I,
This Cane was pnrchafoil with the swardl
robe of the Pruflian Monarch, and that wardrole
confided of little betides two old blur ecta: with kale
datum, two waificoats, and two pair of breeches
of equal antiquity, all plentifully decorated with
fasf. The head of the cane is brats gilt, in the
form of afpliox.
• On Chriftmas day, TIIOI4LI GOODLAI[E, Efq.
of the Ham, who has fimplied his Own labourers
ever duce the hat-vett with wheat and mutton at
reduced prices, gave a fat bead to the poor of the
parith of Letcombe.
Same day a bed of fh-awberries, in the ever
grwns in Woburn Park, the feat of the Duke of
BEDFORD, were in bloffom ; and in a garden be.
longing to Mr. itaanwass, at Crawley, near
Woburn, on the fame day, an apple-tree was in
btb(fom—a goofeberry bulk waslikewifc in bloffom.
In the parifh of Chiddingly, about 8 miles from
Lewes, which contains upwards of t too inhabi-
tants, only one death has °centred (and that was
of a new-born infant.), from the r 2th of February
loft to the parent period