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WEST INDIES.

)10. JAN. 22.—The Cork fleet tinder con.
Majelly's lhip FISGARD, having on board
:owes, appointed Lieutenant Governor of
, his Lady, and Suite, arrived yefterday
,oral, after a parage of 59 days. The
convoy was joined off St. Kitt's laft Mon.
)y eight fail, part of a fecond Cork fleet
:ft Indies, confifting of 25 velTels, under
the AILITHUS• frigate arid WASP floop
hick failed early in December, and were
few days after by the appearance of two
gates. a corvette, and a brig.
bet', MILAYSHaar, we learn, was captured
,ove lquadren ; the Will in company,
:1 was chafed for tome time after the Ro-
use, but efcaped.
y morning Admiral Daces:, hoifted his
ice Adusital of the White, on board his
(hip Vernal'. The forts fired the ufual
itary (Ante. .
owing valets for this ifland failed with the
rk fleet; thofe marked thus • arrived with
to's convoy.
'enerahle .Adveeture, Flora*, Concord, Ulyffes,'
brig, jar:sales • Hero, Rtfolatlon, Fanny', Han.
ttte Ano, Bt. Elisabeth's, Zephyr, Indian Trader,
Itt, Great Duke, sod Anne".
lona, Cox, and Fanny, Convect., two of
Fleet. are fafe arrived ; the former at
y, and the latter at Port Morant.
(CIRCULAR.)
• King's }goitre, Jan.l4, and.
inaiteant Governor having received intelligence by
ileahorfe, Captain Corbet, that eighteen fall of
ase of beetle Dips bad been fern on the igth of De-
e. AI% so.is ?erring a comic timpani to be fur
bair, Ns thinks it n.ccFary. as a mature of
empiric pm therewith, for the ittformatiou of the
Arts are the Chief Magiltrate, The Commander
dls so to suld, Oat he haseaukd Cheater timers to
do Coked, ma Cootorimlets of tbe PAM& Reif.
pad Hoek. tbelogbitat Ibs Ned. to berg a general
pipoOlvo Cerpoiomed, mod to report, for
fadaladdoa, the ate d tkri . Irmo' osolassode,
wary edllboot Ms adios ftribedy, at so
. I bovollbe brow to be, Me, '
• Yew lattß ebedieet bumble fcrvant,
Orate, of ke. " J. Tr a azz. See."
(CIRCULAR )
Head Qua tars, Ling's Houfe, Jan. 14, t 306.
ye having been received from Europe by the Cam-
let, that a very large French force had been ken on
sober I aft, flaring a coma for the Wet India. his
tare. that you wilt Immediately, on the receipt of
la General Molter of the Carps wider your corn.
?on to me, for his information, without delay. their
(refs to take the field, Iseult' circumitancto requite
be pickled to tranfmit to me, as foou as porEbk, a
of the numbers prefrot and ablest, diltinguiasing
well as the Rate of their arms and ammanitten..—
our to be, ale, pose molt obedient bumble fervaet..
el or Computing Game of the Regiment."
—The Seahorfe frigate of 38 guns, Capt.
ived on Monday atPost Royal. On the ts.th
,heislockading fquadron off Cadiz. The Si-
led the fquadron, with information of her
He tsth, in lat. 16. long. to. fallen in with
ips, moflly of the line, that would not ant.
nabs, and were fleeting to the fouth weft.
nee of which, the Seahorfe cruised for
f Cape St. Vincent, in order to afeertain
y should pats the Gut ; and not teeing
if them, Captain Cezesr judged they
to the Weft Indies, and accordingly
11 of his way hither with the information.
ne the Sirius taw the French fleet, they
g feveral.reffels tliey had taken, fuppof-
ilports that had failed from Gibraltar for
[nonce of information received from Cap•
ono f the Lark flop of war, of the cap
Rochefoit fquadron of the rails for
tr his convey, Sir J. T. DUCKWOITH had
:eft of them with thz following (hips of
. Canopus, io, Donegal 80, Tigre 80,
ft Spencer 74, Superb 74, Agamemnon
alter 74, fuppofed to be the Ajax, Lieut.
r.f.ting. This is the fame fcpiadron which
adeit a for information, prior to the failing '
tnce, which ai rived here lath week.
Ittence of the intelligence brought by the
le Veteran and Mulaber men of war have
red.at the entrance of Port Royal harbour;
lir letter was yefterday iffued, ordering
and Commanding officers of the -nilitia
rid troops of horfe throughotrt 'the iflfnd,
neral moiler of their rely:Clive corps im-
lend to report the flats of their leveret I

. :

'sass, of the It efolution, of Liverpool,
arrived on Wtadosidday at Port Moran',
us with thi following 'strati from his
al which we Silit *very Mfrs to lope,
finadron,• of equal fore's is clotely
he betas of sLe cheat,.

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On the 16th of Oeecnther, la tat OS 30. long. It. at day light,
pacelved a Preach fleet, in two diviflons, one in the S. E. quarter,
.std the other in the sl. W. About eight A. M. the Corn -
niedore !toad Into the fleet with the fignal to difperfe, and for an
enemy in fight. lie then ftood to the N. N. W. with about ten
fall, accompanied by the Boadicea frigate and the*Wafp &op.—
At ten the whole of the enemy's iquadron, coufilting of fourteen
WAG of battle Ildpa, a frigate, a Hoop of war, and a brig, purfued
I the Coalmatve. At eleven flood to the S. E. croffing the hank
of she enemy's leading thip ainsoft within gun Ihot to leeward,
when the Admiral making a fignal, two of the enemy's two dee•
hers flood after as, and chsced us till three P. M. only the Item-
molt Otitis of their fleet being in fight to the N. W. The two ships
then tacked, srd Joined their der I we (leered • S. E. cootie all
night. At day light on the Ink tow fourteen or fifteen fail of very
large Ibipa aftern, fume lying to, and otherefteering different ways,
apparently as If they had loft Nerd of their purfult, which we con-
jeCtured to be the Englith
The Ellen, in 35 days from Angola, and eight
from Dominica, has put in here in diilrefs. At Do-
minica Ile learn., that in confiquence of fourteen fail
of the line having efcaped from Brett, martial law
had been proclaimed, but on the day of the Ellen's
departure it was taken off, two frigates having ar-
rived at Prince Rupert's, with an account of the ar-
rival of Sir Jortn T. Duel:woven at Barbadoes, with
five fail of the line and feveral frigates. The evening
after leaving Dominica, the Ellen was boarded by
his Majefiyrs (hip Galatea from Tortola, bound to
Barbadoes. It was reported at Dominica that a Sloop
Of war had been captured by two privateers, and all
her crew cut to pieces. 'Thirty-eight privateers, it
is laid, were fitting out at Guadaloupe-
The Wolf and Stork (loops of war, Capt. *Ken-
zie and La Gorr, arrived on Monday, the former
from a cruise, and the latter from New Providence :
twenty-four miles to leeward of St. jago de Cuba,
the Wolf fell in with two French privateers, which
had the temerity to engage her ; one of them mount.
ing one long twelve pounder, two twelve pound car-
ronades, one long four pounder, and having 66 men
on board, (he has brought in with her ; the other,
carrying one long eighteen pounder, four fix poun-
der., and filly men, funk during the engagement.
The Wolf had two men killed and four wounded.
The homeward bound fleet, confining of between
thirty and forty fail, was appointed to fail on the IR
of April. •
GERMANT.
VIENNA, Fss. 28—A courier arrived here
terday from Paris, with inSportant difpatchea to our
Court, to which, however, no anfwer has yet been
returned. On the fame day the Englilh Ambaffador
fent off a Courier to London. The Grand Mailer
of the Teutonic Order, the Archduke Anthony, has
fent the Refident of that Order at this Court to Pa-
ris, to condo& Tome negotiations.
To-day there is talk of the march of tome foreign
troops though the Aoftrian territory.
The town of Lintz is not yet evacuated by the
French. Marfhal Berthier arrived here yellerday.
A branch of the Adminiftration of Foreign Affairs
has been confided to Baron Thugut.
MN, Fan vain 24.—Severaldivifions of French
' troops, which were partly in garrifon in Suabia, and
partly preparing to mirth back to France, have re-
ceived cram to join the French army Rationed on
the Inn.
CARAT/MT, FRC t6.—The fame troops which
f'me days ago marched through our country, from
Bavaria, towards the Rhine, have, within there left
two days, returned towards the Danube. Several
dirifirns of French troops, and depots, which were
in garrifon in Suabia, are likewife advancing to join
the corps in Bavaria and Salzburg.
Mu side, Fawner 25.—Yenerday three couriers
from Paris arrived here. The French War Office is
in full activity.
It is raid the Bavarian-troops, in eonfecoence of a
requifition frmq the French blinifler at War, muff
hold themfehtes In readinefs to march.
Every thing here is in a (late of the mojt salve
vigilance, and important events are expected. Pro.
..
bbly the defliny of Wurtzborg will be again changed.
Haman, Maine I.—General Larnirque, and
other French Generals, are ordered from Germany,
to join the expedition againa Sicily. '
Nue s ano, Fels. 27.—The territory of Bayreuth
is rigidly refpetted by the French troops that have
taken poffeffion of Anfpach. On the 26th, a flrong
di vifion of Marital Mortier's troops arrived at Lauf
and its vicinity.
FROM TH. 114•THII, MARCH I.—The Deputation
fent from Frankfort to Paris have not been able to
obtain any mitigation of the four millions demanded
as a contribution.
Affairs betvrfen France and PrufGa being fettled,
the retreat of feveral bodies of troops is of courfe
expected.
LIIPSIC' MARCH 5.—The Marquis Lucchefini, it
is Paid, on his return-to Paris, cattle, with him the
Ran of an Order, richly let in brilliants, as
invefii-
tures for M. Talleyrand and ALufhal Duroc, betide,
other prefents nt great value, to Tome of the Mem
ben of the French Government.
• Avenue°, Fea.'26.—We have Tome rearm to
hope, that after the departure of the French. leveret
of our public edifices will be converted into barracks,
in order that the Bavarian garrifon which we are to
have, may not be quartered upon the Bourgeoia.
A few days Since was mantled, an Officer who
(erred in the army of Conde, and who has Tended
here for (event years. Seals have been put upon his
papers.
LIU BIRCI, Fes. 2.—The left colnmn of the Ruf-
fian'army, confining of all the cavalry, arrived here
the day before yenerday. It remained bete yener-
day, and departed to day, at ten in the morning.
It is reported here to.day, that 30,000 Ruffians have
received orders to take a polition in the Bukovipe, in
order to obferve Turkey.
LAURNISERG, MARCH 2.—On Wednefday night
quite unexpediedly, arrived orders for the Swedifh
troops here to march away, which they did accord-
ingly, and are now near Molln to Sarentheim, in
Mecklenburg. We have at prefent only 66 chaiteurs
and a (mall body of huffars. The hurricane of the
27th has done great damage to. the (hipping here.
It feems certain that the French garrifon will loon
pl:ave Harnelo.

FR AN I FORT, MARCH I.—The French now occupy
feveral Htffian villages in the County of Hanau.—
There is not yet any French garrifon in that town.
The French have made a bridge of boats in the
neighbourhood, and have laid an'embargo on all the
rads on the Mayne. The French troops in our
environs have received orders to hold tbendelves in
teadicefi to march.

MAICH 7. The epproachiog alli•
mute of two powerful States is much talked of. On
the sth indent Mr. ElSion, an Englifh Meffenger,
from St. Pew tinnier. paged through this city for
London.,
Ea:Annie, FEB. firong divifion of the
army commanded by Mar!hal Mortier. arrived nn
the 16th at Lauf and it environs. It is generally
reported that this divillon is to march to the North
EMI It is certain that Germany is Sill menaced
with great changes. Were is to be an Eleftor of
Cleves (the Archduke Ferdinand) ; an Eleftor of
Weßphalia (the Duke of Brut:NlA) : an Eleltor
of Sauerland and Paderborn (the Landgrave of
Darmfladt); and an Eleftor of Fulda.
An alliance is talked of between PruCGa and,
France.

FRANCE.

STRASBURG. FIB. 28.—YeRerday the Elatoral
Prince of Baden paired through this city, accnmpa
vied by the State Referenslary Kluber, and Colonel
Roder, on his way to Paris, where he is to be mar-
ried to the adopted daughter of the Emperor Na-
poleon.
It is raid the Miniaer Talleyrand will be advanced
to the dignity of a Prince.

17'41.z •
Vessel, 5.—By a decree of our Viceroy,
'Aria will in future form the ilth province of the Ve-
netian flare. A hundred thoufand livres has been
affigned for draining the marfhes near Capo
It has been reported at Genoa, that a part of tharek
fleet has arrived at Carthagena.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MARCH 4—To-monist, the Marquis
Luccherun will depart on his return to Paris. The
late change of eircumftances, it is Aid, has induced
Government to order the provifions to be fold which
had been collated for the fortreffes of Cold, Glam.
and Nide, in Sadie. The departure of his Majefty
alto for Stettin is fixed for the 6th inftaot, early in
the morning. He is to be accompanied by the Queen
and a very numerous retinue. The anniverfary of
the Queen Dowager's birthday, we arc informed, is
to be celebrated this year at Stettin. Lieutenant
General Seimlsobar& will return to Hanover in a day
or two.

HOLLAND.

HACUI, Matto' t.—Since the refloration of ',ere
on the Continent, our Government has been required
by the Emperor Napoleon to co-operate with all its
force in carrying on the maritime war : and Admi-
ral Verhuel is to concert with his Imperial Majefly
the meafures neceffary for that purpofe. The meant
of that Admiral has likewife a relation to feveral other
important objects, as the indemnities promifed to our
Republic, &c.
Rear Admiral Dekker, who was condemned to
death, has been pardoned with refpea to his life, but
fame other punament will be inflieed by the Coun-
cil of war.


THE EVENING STAR.

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The Hamburgh Mail, due on Wednefday lall,
rived yeflerday. The accounts which it brings are
fuch as might be expeiled from the events that have
recently taken place on the Continent—NsroLion
gives the law to Praia and all the other German
States.
Praia and France have arranged the points that
were uoderdircuilion between them : it is even reported
that an alliance is about to take place between them.
The Marquis Luce aisit is to carry back the Tali&
catioit of the convention which he brought from
Paris; and, with it, magnificent prefents for TALL[T•
RANO, DUNfk, &c. Pruffia has recognized the Kano
of llivOt4'; the Ececros of SAXONY has done the
fame—an additioaal proof that every thing is fettled
between Praia and France.
Befides the.ceffion of Aufpach, Clever, Wefel, &c.
for which "Pruffia will be indemnified by a part of
Hanover, other Iraportala changes are on the tapis
The Archduke Feaotiaan is to be created Elector of
Cleves; the DUKE of Bsuaswtca, Elector of
phalia ; the LANDCRAVI of DARMSTADT, Elector of
Sauerland and Paderborn. An Eledlor of Fulda is
alto mentioned. A letter from Bamberg Rates that
the KINO of Paussta is to have the title of Emperor
of the North .1. •
It is not difficult to fee what BonaPaara aims at,
by the creation of vaffal Emperors, Kings, and Elec.
tors of the Germanic Body. Before he aimed the
purple in France, the eulogills employed to direct the
public mind pointed him out as the worthy fuerfor of
CictezzAt4Gue. His ambition aims at the Sovereignty
of Germany. Virtually he is fo already ; butt it is
not enough tjtat be enflaves Europe : thole who wear
his chains mull proclaim their degradation before his
ambition has attained its object. The admiflion of
the Archduke FIRDINAND among the number of the
Ele&ors is politic: It is a kind of peace offering, which,
at the moll, in any event, can only prcrduce one vote
againll his views, but it gives liaroLrott the power of
throwing into theother kale as many voters as he may
cboofe to make. Should the French Emperor furvive
the prefent Emperor of Germany, be intends to be

his fuAeffin I Will he wait for his desire ; or will he
feek fame pretext to declare that " he has ceded to
reign r'
There feems at this moment to bet firong jealoury
between the Courts of Vienna and St. Cloud, but in
the prefent fituation of Maria, we cannot think it
wilt fpetdily lead to any new-risliltire. it It dot
little fingolar, however, that (aceording to fbme
letters from Vienna) Geeral BERTNIIIR, who neat to'
Bo AAAAA re may be confidered as the foul of the
French army, and who has had the chief direCtion of
that body for thefe fix years part, Mould have been
fent on a -diplomatic rniffion to Vienna, where As.
nesoarr, a very able diplconatill, was already let•
tied as the French Miniiter at that Court. To
this we have to add, that a number et troops
that were marching to the interior ofr Trance
through &labia, bare received orders to WI back,
and join the corps that were at Saltzburgh and
npon the Inn. Orders have likewife been given, is
confequence of the direction of the French War De.
partment, which is Rill at Munich, that the Bernie*
army Mall be kept in immediate readinefs to take this
field. It appears that force alarm is entertained at
Vienne, in confequence of the itemenfe force of the
French in Germany, and their delay in mural*
the Aulltian territory and neighbourhood. What is
the objea of the accumulation of the French there,.
cold's it had relation to the =fettled eats of things
with Proffitt. it is difficult to afeettaie. • At the date
of the left letters from Munich and that neighbour.
hood, the Cattlemen/ with Prnffia might not perhaps
be known there. But independently of that fettle..
ment, we do not believe the French armies will an-
cuate Germany till the Ruffians have withdrawn A
from its neighbourhood, and removed any games
a renewal of the war in that gutter.
Baron Tx oo trr, the confant objea of Preach*.
lonfy, has, it is Paid, been again called into the Ad.
trian Councils. This appointments likely to give
evert lets fatisfaaton to BONAPAItTi, than any of the
obnoxious in that Miniftry which be lately cant.
d to be c.lltiered.
In the prefent Ave of the Conthteet the Illoatioot
Asexamor ean-do little mere than look indignant
an the meafur es purfued under the influence of French
guidance and direftion, however much he way pity
thole. who are its viairos. An army of 30,000 Rol*.
flans is to be Rationed in the Buckovine to *Verve
Turkey. The laft diviGon of the Ruffian army has
reached Lemberg, the capital of dentin, and inuni-
diately continued its march into Ruffian Poland....
The Emperor of Ruffia is reinforcing his armies
there, and report Rates that the cumber is to be in.
created to 300,00 p men.
The French Italian army, it is Rated, is to be em.
pinyed in an expedition again! Sicily.
The Mips efcaped from Bre& are reported to hats
"ved at Carthagena, but we do not believe it.
PRIVATE LETTEI4

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EXTRACT FT A LITTIR IRON eat.erises, SCARCE, E.
" I hallesto inform you of fome important changes
which have taken place is a part DIM Priscipalities.
On the sad nit. Marmal 14111ADOTTI entered An.
(pitch with 16,0n0 men, on which occafion he pub-
tithed a Proclamation, (which I fent in my Is& )-.s
Yon may fuppofe that this unexpected event has
thrown all into the greateft confufion aid crafters*
Lion, becaufe our Court had given Ili no kind
warning of it. We are confequently ignorant if this
occupation be really in confegnence of trea4 between
Ptuffia and France, or if it be as ufual a ceui;yeres
of the French, of which we have now a days filch
frequent examples, for one cannot always put ins.
plicit faith in the Proclamations of the French GR.
petals. The fad is, that we are in a molt critir4
fitnation, and Goo ki-iws what lot is intended for
us t What is moll furprifing is, that the Regency
of Anfpach had not the fmalleft notice of all there
changes, and when the French approached the fron-
tiers, Prefident SCHACHIRANN went to meet Marfhal
Bresanorra, to protel againft this occupation, but
was petrified when Beananorre, by way of anfwer,
produced his proclamation. Betides. letters continue
to arrive every day from Berlin, addreffed to the
Royal Proffitt Regency at Anfpach t a proof that
even at Berlin this pretended ceffion was not yet fully
determined on. In the mean time the. poor province
of Anfpach is d:voured and tormented by the great
Nation. There is a fpirit of dikontent which is in•
credible. This town, as well as the Margraviate of
Bayreuth is run under the dominion of Pruffia ; 4ut
yen may believe that we (hall not be fu iong. You
I say fuppofe we are not idle in forming a thoufand
enejeftures on our future fate. Sometimes we are to
hive Prince FERDINAND for our Sovereign, fome-
dmes the late Grand Duke of TuSCANY ; fometimes
the Prince of Tout and Texts. I have reafons
for not believing that we Osall be united to Ba•
varia fot then our fate would be already de•
tided but it is pretended that our King will have
the Duchy of Mecklenburg Schwerin, and Srrelits
and that the Duke will have the Bayreuth, Nurem-
berg, and its territory, in techange. I dare nr t decide
how fax this report may be trulled to, but it is cer-
tainly taken here for gape!. At all events we (ball
gain nothing by all the projected changes, and our
Univerfity, or. which filch enormous fume have been
expended, will fall to the ground. The fpigit of re.
volution Items to extend to inanimate nature. Alter

a ntofi orange winter,
the trees begin to am
ricance, which has CI
ble fury, and termfna
accompanied with a I
it teemed to threaten
thefe things, one cam
inhabits the Lune glol
XXXXX CT OF • LIT,
" I have been on
change of Governnse
one is eager to regula
rians take polfeffion of
bably be its fate--the
pied Anfpaeh for the I
3300 men at Furth, al
'sabot, by Nuremberg
beloog properly to Bay
• the fate of the rea of
Kama of PRUSSIA will
of Lower Saxony, pan
! burg, with the title a
People may fay what t
the Court of Pruffia ha
crifis., It made iafelf
-policy of France, to
• and.bas by that mean
which they, the Freud
. nay, which they have s
mama the GLIAT wot
and have done every th
the necaty of fubmitt
Francein order to catch
But let us leave politics
undoubtedly crown the
wifdons—in the mean
always the vielims. A
for nothing. That of l
and energy, and all fo
a great man, but be wat
the Cabinet of Vienna,
rats. In a word, Euro
. France is en the point
—I confers that this is i
Prnffia ; but the Englifl
witted blunders that will
lhould have atchieved
Xing of Prnffia and his
France. ' When NAPOLI
Bans thould have occupi
the Upper Palatinate, a
was inevitable."
..._
By the packet which
went received difpatcbe
Peterfburgh. Their cot
The Faxcos (loop of
Roads on Friday evening
on board Lord Hmtatioi
retinue. His Lordlhip
ceeded to London.
The FALCOM alto brow
officers and recruits, with
the Downs, there to ram

The Prince of Wales p
from Lifbon, is arrived
will be delivered to-morn
The Lord Hobart pa;
(poke on the 6th inft. in l
jelly's (hip DRYAD, with al
her convoy, from Cork,
bet the I lal inft. in lat. 49
to be the oetward-bound I
Yefterday morning his
PILISTAi &Rata, and ANI
Chapel, and heard a Serif
the reth chapter of Corintl
Yefterctay a Cabinet Co
reign Mc*, which was fu
Difpatchies were fent on
mouth, to foe forwarded b
Captain Psalm, to Lord
The Rattan Ambatrad4
Mr. Pox on Thurfday, frc
one.

The Duke of POITLAND
On Saturday the LORD
Levee (ince his appointmer
at his houfe in Lincoln's II
Public Officers, Noblemen
refpeLs to his Lordfhip :
The Chancellor of the Excheqt
His Excellency the Duke of he,
The Marquis of Thotnond.
The Chief !office of the Rlng't
Bantu—Bath and Wells, and I
The Matter of the Rolls.
The Attorney General.
The Rectirder of London.
Aldermen—Conthe and Hunter
The Common &leant.
Earls.-Nelfon, Albemarle, Derh
Edgecumbe, Moira, Buckinghandk
dale, and Rofslyn.
Vikounts-.Wentwortb, Curzon
and Hood.
Lords.-.De Dunftanvllle, Sond
Offollton,Grantley, Soften, Wit
den, George Cavendifb, and Aucl
Generals.-.-Berde and Arahin.
Colonels—Wood, Frankland, as
Sir W. W. Wynne.
Serkants.a-Bayley, Shepherd. Rs
Metres.-9. C. Cox, F. P. Strati
Morris, Wilberforce, Montague,
Manic, Agar, Harrifon, Harrlfnn.
Bruce, dtdlivan, Civevey, R. Seynu
Vanfinart. Vaofittart. Pcpys,
Tkruey, Thornton, °arrow, Nola
Jervoite, Harrlfun, Adam, Millard,
Dundas, L. Dundas, C. Moore, Car
Manners, I.angham, Lamb. T,
Calvert, Paccrat,ltytter.