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V_TIVALLENG OFFICI, Newtsler 30, 18071

THE CiMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS 111.1111STro N4PT, a bird, tivm avail.
That on Tuefday,tbe r yth of December nest, they will be ready
to P.-eiye 'fenders in write% (reeled up) aniEtreat for THREE
FUNDRF.D TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL; to be dell.
vcr.td, One Hundred and Fifty Tons into His Majefty'a
Vldtualliteg
Stores at Portfmouth, and the remaing One Hundred and Fifty
Tons into th Plymouth; one half thereofin one month, and
th Artier ha is one month afterwards ; and to be paid for by
bills payable with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contraift may be hoen at the Secretary's
Office.
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;oferted is words at kora, ar that Ad! sot he aliosred b the Ewa
Sefore e'slea, ea the laid Zosfloy, Ns istb of Describer slat, wer
ite.'ers the Papa orbs ware the Ttadara ar fens Perim ea bee Wadi;
struck to onforer whiz' sad for.

VICTU4LLING OPPICIZ, November 30, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS lhfelY EST re NATI-, 4 hereby give wake,
That on Tuefday the Bth of December nest, they will be ready
en rteeive Tenders in writing, (fettled up) and treat for TWELVE
T Ht)USAND BAGS of BISCUIT, made from Whole Meal ;and
foe TWO HUNDRED BAGS of KENTISH HOPS, of the
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!Joy' atty.& to guiftver u. be. called be.

FIREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARTS, NOVEMBER a 6.

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The Engla Gcneral Moore embarked at Meats
tcith feten tegiments of infantry. The convoy was 1
ainpetfed by a tempeft on the ;6th of Oitober. A
c.t war and feveral tranfports peri(hed on the
• c,•att-of Sicily.—M;ttiteur.
An atticle Itom Madrid of the at, lays, f‘ the
13! i;Te of Aflurias has been :melted. Yelterday all
t!,e Vie:»l:ers of the different Councils were invited to
affeotbie at the place of their meeting, to hold an
exitaordittary tatting. A Proclamation was read,
hicii had been tlfucd by his Catholic Majefty. In
the night of the pit of 041ober, the Captain General
id proceeded with a detachment of infantry,
to the palace of Infantado, and defired to (peak with
the Duke—he was anfwered that the Duke was gone
awa;•.—Seals were put upon his papers."
FONTAINBLEAU, NOV- z 4.
His Imperial Majefty is expelled to leave this
plate on the 20th, but it is not known where he is
going. Since yefterday, tome perfons teem to think
he will go firft to bourdeaux, others peruft in confider-
ing . .
the journey to Italy as certain.
BAYONNE, NOV. 6.
All the letters wp receive from Spain, *Ty refpee-
ling the details of the confpiracy difcovered at Madrid,
but they confirm the exiltence of it. If we may ere-
• dit private accounts, the King of Spain, after the
execution of the meafures ordered againft the Heir
to the Crown, ecnvoked a Grand Council, at which
be espied the motives which had led to this at of
jut} feverity. He declared that the examination of
the papers found at the Prince's, had furnifhed too
clear a •proof of his fun's correfpondence with his
enemies. This declaration was proclaimed at Ma.
drid, and fent into the provinces, where it had pro-
duced the deepelt fenfation.
DRESDEN, NOV. 4.
Wothing pofitive is known here or even in RutGa
of the aElual relations between that Power and
England ; it is reported, however, that the Britifh
Government kas given to the Cabinet of St. Peterf.
burgh the pofitive affurance, that it has no hoftile
intentions againft it : but it is added, that the Court
of ltuffia his demanded the reflitution of the Da- nifit
fleet, and that the Emperor Alexander infifts upon
England contenting at length to re eftablifh maritime
peace upon a pit and folid balls. Lord 4evefon
Gower has not yet quitted St. Peterfburgh, and has
lately tent to London an important note delivered to
him by the Minifler for Foreign Affairs, which con.
tains demands relative to this fubjed.
FRANKFORT, NOV. 9.
We have -.ectived from feveral places the impor-
tant news that the Emperor Alexander has allured
the King or Denmark, that he would employ all the
means in his power, to force England to give the
Crown of Denmark relloration and fatisfaEtion for
the crying injuftice the has done it.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2.
PRICE OF S rocKs THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
a per Cent Con( thou.-..for Jan account 640.
Iteduce3 o,3li.—Otouium it prem. —Excite+ Sills, 3a. rem.
• • PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
yank Eteck 226.225 i 126 ludia Bonds, par is. dif.
3 p, t ceie. Rid 6.4 per Cent. 62fit
3 ker Cent. Conf. 63-1; 64 6.31 Itith 5 per Ceot.
; per cent. SitBl I • Eicke. Ellis 3a it pr.
s per Cent. Navy Oft Tickets for City Lamy 71 14s.
I...arf 18.10th4 Conf. for ace 64th

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WAR WITH RUSSIA.
• There hes not beep fora long time fo great a
I,olle it the Admiralty as there was.this morning.
)0 lefiAban Si: Mellinger. were AO off with dif-
pl ''. ois, 'arid' ordired to ' proceej twith all ptiffible
isi• to their refpalive 'dedications,' viz. 'New-
Faille, Leith, Yartnciuth, Deal,•Pertilnoutia, and rIY
WOrith:'llie c:aufe of this innfual Mu,' is accounted
rerlh a
.17,etter I; om the SE criTail o r SiATRIO the
iORO KArog, OOsiOqncirig a DM:ration of lir an
ifi ,i,-..att of Rpffia again this' country', aim addigig;
1130'0Or Miokliet at the Court of }Luigi `:tai hes
'0 dcred'avieri The foliating 4 igkracopt of the
wr ;void ....-s)-. .i'..c ~.iiitrr.!l.6 t.. A tstsi In k j; , i tili

LETTER TO THE LORD MAYOR.

" STAIDIOTI•iTaIiT, 610ENDIR 2.

" MY LOIN
" I have the honour to acquaint your Lordfhip.
that Difpatches hav‘ been received this morning
from His MAJISTY% AmbafTador at the Court of
St. Peteriborgh; by which it appears tfpat the EM.
iaoa of RUSSIA, having publifhed a Declaration,
in which his Imperial Majefty announces his deter.
urination to break off all communication with Eng-
land, and recal his Minifter from this Court, and
not to permit the continuance of a Britith Miffion
at that of St. reteriburgh, his Majtsry's Am-
... •
baffidor has demanded his pa-ports, and is now on
his way home. I have loft no time in communicating
this intelligence to, your Lordthip, in order that it
may be made as public as poffible without delay.
46 I have the honour, Scc-
(Signed)

" GEO. CANNING!'

The intelligence contained in the above was,
brought to town this morning by Sir Roam-Wis.:on
from Peterfburgh.

The Flag of Truce which failed from Dover on
Sunday morning latt with the Aufirian Meffenger for
Calais, was forced back by contrary winds, and came
iato the fame port on Monday. Yefterday morning
the failed again with a fine breeze from the weftward,
and it was expeaed would reach Calais before night.

French Journals to the 17th came to hand yeller-
day after our paper was at prefs. Their contents are
not, however, of much importance. They mention
briefly the Spanilh confpiracy, but the only new fat
Rated refpating it is, that the Duke de l'lnfantado
has abfcoaded. The charge againft the Prince of
ASTURIA is that of having correfpondcd with the
King's enemies—a charge eaaly made and not very
uncommon. It is natural for an ambitious Minifter
to with to have his oWn enemies confldered as thole
of the throne.
Branau is at length to be furrendered to Maria
before the Toth of this month. Its furrender has been
aipulated by a convention, by which the province of
Montfalcone is ceded by France to Maria, and the
Thalweg of the Ifonzo is to be the boundary of the
kingdom of Italy with the Auftrian Rates. There are,
'no doubt, fecret articles in this convention, by which
we take it for granted, Aueria is to Ihut her ports,
and perhaps declare war againft us. But it is rather
extraordinary that the Moniteur of the 14th, igth, and
16th, thould fay nothing further of war having been
declared ; an event which it had afferted on the 13th
Ito have aftually taken place.

All Portuguefe (hips are declared good plus.
Private letters have been brought over in a fmug-
gling veffel from Middleburg. They have ferved to
give birth to a number of re ports, Come of which we
are far from crediting, and (hall mention but briefly.
They fay, that frefh arrangements have been made
between France and Pruffiat that the King of WEST.
THALIA is to poffefs Berlin for his refidence, and that
FRIDERICH WILLIRK is to be indemnified by the
pofreffion of Dant zic.
It is further (aid, that in Holland, as well as in
the Danifh dominions, a pertinacious continuance of
a communication with England is to be punifhed with
death ! _ _

The latter report is in every refpeel entitled to no
credit whatever. The motives which produce BONA-
',tares meafures may be in themfelves vile and de.
tellable enough ; but flill he has motives. Further,
his decrees to enforce the rigorous execution of pro.
hibitions are altogether needlefs. The end is already
completely attained. All cnrrefpodence, and every
kind of commerce between England and Holland, we
reluitantly coafefs, have now ceafed.