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London, England, 1801-02-25 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY as.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confols ssiji—for April 557,.
Reduced OW-4 per Cent. 75f—Long Ann. 1711—
Omnium z 4 i ti prem.
Dons N, Fri. 2s.—Price of Stocks this day :
A per C. Gov. Deb. 671-5 per Cats. Soi.

On the fubjett of his MAJESTY'S health, the fol-
lowing is the official Bulletin :
gyEsh's HOUSE, FED. 25, 1801.
a His MAJESTY'S fever continues, but none of
" the fymptoms are worfc.
(Signed) T. GIBBOSE!.

4' I'. REYNOLDS."

The New York papers were yeflerday received
to the a 7th ult. and Bolton papers to the toth :
the former of thefe contain a long Proclamation of
General Toossairr, relative to important regula-
tions refpating trade with St. Domingo. He has
laid a duty of twenty per cent. on all imports and
exports.—The New York Commercial Adyertifer,
of the s 6th, fays—N It is now afcertained that the
treaty with France will not be.ratiSecl uncondi-
tionally."—The oblations are tq the fecond 'arti-
cle, in which the fubje& of indemnity for fpoilitions
is waived ; and to the third article, which Sipa-
late: the mutual furrender of vetch of Date, taken
by either party.—The refignation of Mr. Etta-
woatii (now in this country) of the office of Chief
Jullice of the United States, has been accepted by
the Senate ; and the nomination of Mr. Jay, by
the Prefident, as his fucceffor, approved.—A Bill
has paired. the Congrefs for ereaing a Maufoleum
to General WASHINGTON.—Two hundred thou
land dollars are appropriated to this honourable
teftimony of national affeaion and gratitude !
Mr. Jarraasou and Mr. Buse having an equal
number of votes, the choice will now devolve on
the Houfe of Reprefentatives.
This day we received Paris journals to the 21(1,
init. inclufive. By their contents it appears, that
the French are following a fyftem which has for
its objet the (hutting out of our (hips from all the
ports of Europe. A letter from Cardinal CON-
SALT! to General Mutar deferves attention on
this point.

General ABERCROMBIE'S force is Bated to have
arrived off the coaft of Caramania; and Lord
KEITH at anchor at Mtrmarilfa.

The following Extraas will put our Readers in
poireffion of every thing worthy of notice in thefe
Journals:
►ARIS, FEBRUARY iB.

The Swedifh Officers and Ship Wrights,' em-
ployed at Conftantinople in building (hips for
feven or eight years pad, and who have been of
great fervice to the Porte, have received orders
from the Court of Stockholm to return immediate-
ly to Sweden.

According to letters from Germany, the Em-
peror Paw. I. has demanded that the King of
Praia 111211 immediately Mut the Elbe, the Wefer,
and the Ems againft the Englifh; he is endeavour-
ing alt.() to get the Englifh minifters fent away
from Berlin and Vienna.

A report was current at Marfeilles, on the Bth
of this month, that Mahon had been retaken from
the Englifh, by a divifion of the French fleet, hav-
ing on board French and Spanifh troops. This
intelligence, however, feems to require confirma-
tion.

We are informed from Gratz, that the corps of
Corms is entirely detached from the. Imperial
army, and will embark on board Engin veils,
in Tome of the ports of the Adriatic. Such of the
officers and foldiers as do not choofe to embark,
will be allowed to retire with eight months', pay,
if they belong to the Nobility ; and with 'fix, If
they do not.

The Ruffian Emba(ry is expeded here about the
22d or 23d infant.

Admiral BRUIX arrived here this day from
Holland.
IFSBRUARY 19.
The army of obfervation of the Smith, on the
9th intl. was along the Nera, as far as its mouth
on the Tiber, and as far as the confines of the
Rates of the King of Naples.
C.DOLOMIEU, Generals Dumas andMaystous,
and all the French detained in Sicily, were ex-
pelled at the head quarters at Ancona.
A proclamation of the King of Naples for llut-
ting his ports to the Englifh, and opening them
to the French, was alfo expeCted.—Monitorr.

CARDINAL COXIIILTI TO Gl/4111AL NURAT.

" Rowe. lan. 31,_1101.

" May it pletife your Excellency—As the two
French officers who were the bearers of your Ex-
cellency's letter to the Holy Father, return to
Florence ; I Should think snyfelf deficient in my
duty if I did not inform your Excellency of the
polite and obliging manner in which they dif-
charged their miflon, and it k the define of the
Holy Father that I Should tenify to them his com-
p:etc fatisfaltion.
A Courier who arrived here yefterday from
Aeon, with Difpatchen for Government, brought

intelligence that General PAULET has declared
that the entry of the army will make no chang:
in the Rate of the Pontifical Government ; an,!
that confequently the delegated Prelate may con.
finite to exercife his functions. In returning to
your Excellency the thanks, Uhich are due for
this order, his Holinefs finds in this at a nor
proof of the favourable difpofition towards his
Perfon, and feels the full value of it. The Holy
Father, on his part, will embrace every opportil-
nity of making a proper return with thole finni.
ments of interelt with which he is infpired for ti..
Firll Conful, on whom depends the tranquility
religion, and the happinefs of Europe.
" His Holincfshas learned with the great& fol.,
faction the orders given by General PAL/LET, at
Ancona, to caufe Religion and its Minillers to be
refpetted. They will certainly behave thendelves
in fuch a manner as to jultify the protenion grant-
ed to them, and'to render themfelves always mere
worthy of it.

" His Holinefs has alfo ordered the Prelate, his
Delegate, to negled nothing that can contribute
to the convenience of the troops who occupy this
city. He' flatters himfelf at the fame time, that
reflecting on the very unfortunate. circumDances
a which the whole territory and the furrounding
countries are now placed, they will not afcribe to
want of good will, what can onlp.be owing to the
effect of abfolute
" I ma refer your Excellency to the two French
Officers for details rellseaing the conferences which
they and I had with General DADIAS, when we in.
formed him that your Excellency having written
to the Holy Father, that you would be forced
to traverfe his States if the Royal Army did not
entirely evacuate them, that General would ex.
pole himfelf to danger if he refufed.
He Darted one difficulty, by.obferving that
your Excellency did not abfolutel) promife that
if he retired you would certainly riot enter. The
converfation was animated, and he replied by
maintaining that he had not the power of making
political promifes, fuch as that of (hutting the
ports againft the Englifb ; but that he loon ex.
peded orders for that purpofe from his Court.
—The Holy Father, however, hopes that his
States (which are now reduced to the greateft
mifery), will not be expoled to the unavoidable
damage that ,muft be occafioned by the Paffage
of an Army.

" I beg your Excellency to allow me to take
advantage of your goodnefs, to tranfmit to Paris
the annexed packet for Monfignior SPINA. I have
the honour to be, with the moil ditlinguifhed deem,
your Excellency's faithful fervant. (Signed)
" C. CARD. CON SALVt."

VIENNA, JAN. 31.

We have received here the important intelli-
gence that the Court of Peterfbargh has given or•
ders to declare to the Courts of Naples and Lif-
bon, that they muff feparate their intereils from;
thole of England, otherwife his Imperial Majefty
will not interfere is their favour with the French
Government.

♦vcssooec, FRItUALY 4.

By a letter of a late date from Cracow we are
informed, that the Ruffian army in Wolhynia
and Podolia, has fudddenly begun to march
towards Moldavia and Turkey in Europe. The
affaffination of the two Ruffian officers, by the
Turkifh foldiery at Conftantinople, and the declar-
ation lately made to the Porte by the Ruffian Mi-
stiller, may ferve to explain this movement, which
was not unexpefled.
The Cabinet of Peterlburgh beholds, with a jea-
lous eye, the influence which the Britifh Govern-
ment has at Conftantinople ; and the plan of an
invafion of Turkey by the combined armies of two
or thrce great Continental Powers, to compel the
Grand Signior to withdraw hinsfelf•from that in-
fluence, or to feek, in thefe provinces; for the balls
of a general peace, is much talked cef
PIAO94,MIILUAIt7 2.
The Ruffian troops whi'ch had.qteitted Gallicia
to'proceed eaftwards, aie advancing by forced
marches towards the frontier's of Tfirkey: a part
of thefe troops will remain, iiis.faict,. on the fron-
tiers, till the arrival of the troops of smother great
power, which are to at in concert with them, the
ref will continue their route towards the Ruffian
ports on the Black Sea, where they will embark
for an expedition dcftined to oppofe the attempts
of the Englifls againft Egypt.

HAMBURCH. FtERUARY 4.

It is believed here, that Louis XVIII. means to
alk his coufin, the Eleaor of Saxony, to allow him
an afylum in his States. It is well known that the
Eleaor has allowed him, for four or five years
pall, a penfion of Ifo,ooo crowns:
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COPINNAGSPI, Fri. 3!

According to report, the command of our fleet
is deltined for Vice-Admirpl Wiascai.. The em-
bargo laid on our Wails has lowered the funds
of the Mimic Company. The Eall India Com-
pany have given a gratuity of 7000 Rix Dollars
to the mother of Lieutenant &DMUS, killed in
an engagement, which he maintained in America
with a privatepr. LaR Saturday a nal bound

n Memel to London with timber, was lok
Crommbourg. An American veffel
:ecl the fame fate Taft night.

RIGA, JAN. 17.
The importation of Glafs and Earthenivare into
port haS been prohibited. A prohibition of
m Sniffs is alto expelled.
.C?NtrANTI/101,LE, JANUARY 10.
Porte The recOvqd intelligence the day before
lerday, that the Eilgliflt troops under the cont.
• of General Airationsv,had arrived
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coaft of Caramanii. LSO Kaiti with hit
Iron was at anchor ft Rarmarika. Some
(elsfrom Alexandria with lick on board, had
into the hands of the Englilh.

The Lord Chancellor LOUG HBOROUG H IlaS had
ly interviews with his Royal Highnefs the
MICE of Watts, for two or three days paft.
His Majefty has been pleafed to appoint Gto.
"MAN FUCRLTT; Efq. Solicitor General of the
of Grenada.
aters Patent having paired conffituting and
)inting Col. WILLIAM .HARDCOCR to be of
Majetty's Mott Hon. Pilvy Council, for the'
qdom of Ireland-41e, oa Tuefday fe'nnight.
the ufual oathi, and his that at the Board
dingly.
: ABBOT is to go to Ireland ae Secretary to
r 1 of Haeowicea. He has fold his ap-
,at in the King's Bench, worth 27001. to
,ARLES Stnt; Efq.

tition for Peace was, on the Toth in:tants,
to lfy the Merchants, Manufacturers, and,
.inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood
Crediton, .in Devonibire4 and ordered to be I
*dented to the Knia, by P. BASTARD, Efq.
nd Sir L. Pat:, Bait the Members of the
County.
Mr. Fox came to town on Sunday twin Saint
Anne's Hill, and at prefent refides at Earl Firz-
visttuies; in Grofvenor-fquate.
Not more than tro years ago, we were told
from pretty high authority, that places were free
holds by as good a tenure as eftates. Some unex.
peeled jaw in the deeds muft have lately Fjefted fo
many capital fraboiders.
We have the pleafure to learn the confirmation
of General Ksoa's fafety. We underhand that
letters live been received from the General at
Jamaica.
, The French Officer, CHAPIU, who was in the
fervid of TIPPOO SULT/1)//, at the time of the
capture of Seringapatam, has come to England in
the Triton Eaftlndiamari.
• The French GoTeminent; at the hqueitt
Paul the Filmy, have agreed to reftore the King
of Saumnia under certain conditions; tamely,
thit he Mall be King of the Fields and ToSint
Picdmont, but not of the Fortretki, which being
all. by nature Republican, are to be held by the
Cifid ipries.
A large fupply of floret and proviflons, we learn
ha been rent from Madras, for the ufe of the
Biltifli forces ferving in the Molucca Viands.
A confiderable augmentation has lately been
Made to the Britifb forces ferving in Bengal and
Madras. The corps of Cavalry has alfo been in.
Created.

• The He Dieu, in the EaR-Indies, has been
Riongly fortified, and a .garrifon Rationed at the
Wellem part of Dieu Head: A large Ship, fop.
iota to belong to the enemy,. was chafed off this
plaCe; on the sd of .Septentliar, by two Of our
cruifeti, but efcaped in a fog:, •
We have the pleaftwe to (late, that the quantity
of Spite eolleacd at the Molucca blanch during
the LIR year, has been fo abundant as to exceed
all expeetatiqn. ,
The late Proclamation ;lined by the Governor
of the Cape of Good Hope, requiring the Farmers
to bring the produce of the country to An Mune-
cliate fide, has, decording to the laR letters from
thence, been atteudid wish the defired elk& ; and
a confiderable rechietiOri has in confequence taken
place in the price of proVillons.
Jona Victim Haw, Efq: of the Honorable
Companyie Civil Ellablifhthanx in Fort St. George,
is a
.paffenger on board the 10; for the bene-
fit of his health.
Q2ll
Th J Bland of Ceylon, it is noW eri ood, is
to be a Gbverninebt totally dillinft froii the Set-
tlements of the EMI India CoMpany, itiLl is to
hold immediately of the King. A number of
Appointments in that Wand, under the Ninth
Governinent, hale lately !mei filled tip by Mi.
Donnas.
An Efpeeial Court of Aldermen was held yet
terday at Guildhall, tt which the LORD Hawn,
eleven #lderrneo. Mr. Recorder; and the Sheriffs
refided. The Court ordered that no alteration
should lie made in the price of Bread.
It js a citeurntlance not generally known, but
worthy of reniark, that " the City of London
holds its Charter at this +cry both. bider A Condil,
time totally over-looked acid} .grown lath difufe,
that of providing public granaries of wheat, to be
fold by the Corporation to the poor citizens ill
tirries of karcity, and at the Average price of years
of plenty." . • .
A young Snail al Lavenhani in Buitolk, for a
wage} of tit guineas, on Wednefday, undertook
to pick tip 100 Clones, returning with each to.the
point from which he Darted, within (even hours ;
but after fix hours violent running, in which it is
computed he went ftearly p miles, he was obliged
to On
up the bet.
On Tuefdai fe'nnight a mob affenthled round
cite door of XDWAID MaiiARD, Efq. Mayor of
Mailings, and demanded to fee him; but not be-
ing at home, they brolce every window in the
liufe, and then departed. No reafon csin be al-
Signed for their conduit.
A man named Blown, a few days (ince, went to
the hook of his brother, at Church Yatton, Wilts,
and taking vp a hatchet, without the leaD provo-
eation. heat Ms filler-in-law's head to pieces.—
The Coroner's Jury have (ownd a verdict of maid
murder. and he has been cOmmitted to gaol for the

hr JU'TICAL iitTELLIGEIVCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W.

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t Dublin
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DUt.

YARMOUTH, PER 24.

The PRINCESS ROYAL is in the Roads ready to
carry out the Mail for the Continent of this clay.
The Mail which will Ise made up on Friday will
be efifpakixd from Harwich by the DIANA Packet.
The wind continues unfavourable for :lily Packet
arriving from Cuxhaven.

WHITBY, FEBRUARY 22.

A large lug fail Privateer was teen off this
place yefierday fhc tool• two loaded Colliers off
Sands End, and another off Robinhood's Bay,
and font them off to fea.

FALMOUTH, FEB. zs.
The TOWNSEND Packet is to fail as foon as the
wind permits with the Mail for the Leeward
Wands of the 18th inftant.—Wind W.

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