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iliairtillt. AND Saaoar-Tvasaay.--Hallday at the guilt-

PAWS OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCK ,
3 per Cad. Coach, tooney ,ysii•Ditte, for Feb. "A
Reduced 5640enntuto 3 dd.—
abort Ann. 31 3-16--Long Ann. t 6 .-r6
PRICE Or STOCKS YESTERDAY
Per C. Red. A.36}.} Mulct Ann 33
a per C. Coot 5431 Imp. 3 per Cent. 56
4 Per Cent- 73f4 Imp. Ann. ti
perC,Nary WI Oenntum eft
5 Per C. 1797 939 Lottery rickets 2'l. de.
Loci Atm. 16 a-164 cast for ate. 5514
Aa Account, 'hewing what ha& been redeemed of the National
Debt, the Imperial Loan, and Land-Tax, to the :ft Feb. 1904:
National Debt redeemed - iC.79.294.:311
jaspertal Loan ditto 434. M
Land-Tai ditto

Told £.100.901,854
The Cm to be upended in do anblos Q!aiter is £1,5117.1115.

Yalerday difpatches were received at the Admi-
'ratty Office from Admiral COIIIIWALLIto off Brea,
dated the Bth infiant, at which time he bad jull been
joined by the Meaorso 11, of 74 guns, and the SAN
Josarr, of 113 guns, all well.

By a Gentleman who arrived in the courfe of 'aft
week from Amfierdam. we•have received private in-
formation that throws great light on the difpofition
of the Dutch Army, and their preterit preparations.
The Dutch blinifter of War. fearing that whatever
Batavian troops &Gold accompany the grand Expe-
dition, would, from difaffeftion to the caufe, fuffer
thunfelves to be taken prifoners, without much re-
Aflame, as loon as they bad landed in Zigland, pub-
Inked a very rung Proclamation to the Army. de-
cluing, that the Batavian Government would con-
fider all thofe of or privates, who ihoold fuller
ibunfelves to be taken prifoners in England. as bay-
lag forfeited all their rights as Batavia Citizens, and
all claims upon the Republic as Soldiers ; and that
they thould not be entitled to any pay, or indemnity
for lodes, nor their wives and families any relief from
the Government. In confequence of this Proclama•

tioe, there was a general meeting of the Officers of,
the garrifon of Amtlerdam, at which meeting was
relent, among others, Captain itioavo, Aid•du.
Camp to General Donnaceaw, who has fucceeded
DMIMMILS in the Chief Command of the Dutch
Army. At this meeting the Officers onanimoully
agreed on two refolutions, which were immediately
forwarded to General Domov, clay, and from him
to the Minifier of War at the Hague.—The firfi Re.
folution was, that they would all fend in their refig.
nations, orders this Proclamation was withdrawn.—
Beeoodly, to convince the world that this refignation
did not proceed from the fear of any danger attend.
lag the Expedition, they &mild, in cafe they were
obliged to reign, offer themfelves to attend the Ex-
pedition as Pimple Volunteers in the French Army,
among whom there was no fuel regulation. There
Refohnions being thus forwarded to the Dutch Go-
vernment at the Hague, the Proclamation was with-
learn. By the fame authority we learn, that the
preparations at Antfierdans sad the Tczel are by no
means (erica or alarming, and that whatever prep&
rations are going forward, are principally confined
so the poet of nothing.

This morning arrived the fecond of the three
Mambergh Mails which were dose.
A letter from Conflantinople. dated Dec. 46.1
Rates, that the difagreeable intelligence had been
received there of Alexandria being in the hands of
the Arnauts and Arabians, who had united to make
a combined attack on that city. Molt of the Confuls
and Vice Confuls of the different commercial nations
had in confequence left it.

This Mail brings litde new refpeOing the threat.
ened invalion. A letter from Amilerdam lays, that
it will not take place till the end of March, as fo
much time will be required to coiled the tranfports
at Boulogne, and Rrengthen the &tills, which is to be
increafed to the number of tsoo boats or other rads.
The other articles mod worthy of notice, are the
following :

H•OUS, JAM. 38.

Notwithilanding the unfavourable weather, veffels
Rill continue to pars along our canals, and convey
provifions and field neceffaries to the flotilla at noth-
ing, on board of whirl a great number of chofen
troops will be gradually embarked. It does not ap-
pear, however, that the expedition will fail fo loon
as was expelled.

/SSSTIRDASS, JAN. 28.

The following h an extra& of a letter received
here from Calais : Notwithflanding the extraor-
dinary exertions that have been made, the expedition
againfi England can fcarcely be expelled to take
place before the end of March : In much time will
be required to alembic the armed veffels and tranf-
rports at Boulogne, and incieafe the National flotilla
there to the number of tro fail."
A conliderable promotion has been made in our
Marine : among others, Captain lhois Ds Ta as.
Lone has been appointed a Rear Admiral.
In confequence of an epidemical ficknefs at Derna-
rata, all Ihips coming from thence are ordered to
perform quarantine.

A copy of the regulation relative to the mainte-
nance of the tB,OOO French troops in our Republic,
t•as becn Cent to all the Magifirates for their informs-
Coo, and all demand. of the French Officers sad FA.

which are not atuboriced by this regulation,
Mill be refuted.

♦EIDUA, 1.42. 20.

Some of the Englifh prifoners here have now re•
ceived permiffion to walk without the town diming
fume boors in the day.—The report that Sir Jamas
Caeoruao is detained at Valenciennes as a bonne
for the French General Borea, appears to be un-
founded : he is not in a condition to undertake a
journey, though the Rate of his health is not worfe
than it has been for Tome time. The return of the
warm weather may be expeaed completely to reikore
him.

CONSTANTINOPLE, ,DIC. 24.

Several Turkilh (tips of the line and frigates have
arrived here, fome of which have made their pafrage
intwenty-two days, and have brought the difagreable
intelligence that the Arnauu and Arabs base united,
and made themrelves mafters of the city of Alexan-
dria. The greater part of the foreign Confide and
vice Confuls have left the city, and taken refuge on
board the (hips. It is raid that the French commer.
cial commifary, and the Auftrian and lonic coafuls,
are expeded loon at Conflantinnple. There new
difturbances in Egypt are afcribed toforeign influence.
The rebels in Romelie have received new rein.
forcensants.

The new Capitan Paha has adopted fuel 112C1.
fures as have procured bim general approbation and
efleem.

The febiftnatie Greeks in Natolia have begun a
violent perfecution of the Catholics. The Grand
Seignior has endeavoured to quell there diaurhances,
but they Rill continue.

N&NO•II, Jail. 29.

Application has been made for the turn of t,600,000
francs (400,000 nit: dollars), which is to be applied,
to cloathing and arming the French troops. Yef-
terday 300,000 francs were paid by the Deputies of
the States, in arrears for the French troops. The
French have made a new requifition of moo bodes
and a quantity of great coats.

JANUARY 3i.
Yefterday the eight 24 pounders. brought hither
from Ratuburg. were fent to Holland in waggons.
On Saturday an Eve& merchant on his travels was
difcovered here, and .Irrefted by Tome gene d'armes.
He was however fet at liberty again yetterday, but
obliged to depart without delay.

RAIIIIIOI4 JAR. TO.

Yefferday the Diet refueled its deliberations, and
it is hoped, that the fuffrages in the virile votes, which
have not yet been inferted in the protocol, will be
introduced into it loon. It is even believed, that Come
of the !Colliers of the &If Princes in the empire, will
rade to be entered in it their fupplementary votes,
according to the new infiruilions which they have
received from► their Courts. It is expeagd alto, that
a note refpeding the ssd paragraph of the general
reeds concerning the new votes, the only paragraph
of that important document which has not yet ob-
tained the Imperial ratification, will be prefented by
Meffrs. %musk and KLUMBLe the French Charges
d'Affaires. In the mean time, the Imperial Miniflers
Baron De Hunts., Count STADION, and Mr. Da
F ss sao, fupport the claims of the families of
Footsie, Marreamicit, COLL4IttOO, and other
ancient Counts newly railed to the dignity of Princes
of the empire, who have already applied to the Diet
to obtain virile votes. It is announced alto, that this
dignity will be conferred on Counts Da Zia z sa-
Warr, KOLLOWIATN, and Come other perfons of the
fird tank in the Pubian monarchy.

Jas. 26.

The Cameralet propafed to be concluded between
the German Empire and the POPE, is not laid afide :I
it is only fufpended until the adjuilment of the quef-
tient concerning the Catholic votes.
Not only the Estrum' as head of the Empire has
given in a Note at Paris, in favour of the Equeftrian
Order, but the Electors of Wurtemberg and Baden
have made applications on the tame fubje& to the
French Government and the Court of St. Petal.
burgh, as guaranteeing powers of the new fyilem of
the Empire.

HAWAII, JAN. 15.

The Eleltoral Regency was informed, that on the
9th a detachment of the troops of' the Ele&or Arch•
Chancellor had entered the villages and Lams depend-
ing on the equeftrian order, fituated in the Kahl-
ground, which had been occupied for nearly three
weeks by a (mall detachment of the EleCtoral Heffian
troops ; that tilde troops, four times as numerous as
ours, had carried off the Heffian patents, and affixed
others in their place. In confequence of this a on.
metous detachment of our garrifon immediately re-
ceived orders to go and again occupy the Paid places,
and to fix up new patents. This order was executed
by Major de FLIES, without any oppofiteon. The
commanders of the refpcaive troops Lave agreed to
a temporary convention, which will be in force till
the differences between the two Courts are termi•
mated, or until aew orders ate received.

tiFtINA. JAM. 21.
His 11111,1111 AL MAJesTY hat appointed Baron BIN•
DER, late Secretary of Legation at Berlin, his Charge
d'Affaires at Copenhagen.
According to accounts from Hungary, General
Baron Km, who diPinguithed Mint& in the Ita•
Tian campaigns, particularly by the villories near
Verona and Legnago, is lady dead there.

ITALY.MLN 131

The Legiflati►e Body of the Republic of the
&►ca Iflantis at Corfu. ba► rcfol►cd. that a Rates of

the Emperor of Rid Eat executed in marble by the
celebrated Canova, Ilan be ercaed in their hall of
airembly, in token of their gratitude to his Imperial
blajefty.

tors, Imo. 9.

The French troops, In the kingdom of Naples, Rill
continue pettedly inadive ; and the reports of a pro.
jeded expedition from thence to Malta, or the Mo-
sta, have hitherto received no confirmation from
events. In the courfe of laR rummer, it is certain,
the Porte entertained fears of an attack on the Mo.
rea on the part of the French ; but the fleet of the
Captain Paiha has now almoß entirely left thole fees,
and the alarm appears to have fubfided.

The Commandant of Mantua, Massimo I, has been
appointed by the Fsasr Cousin, on account of his
military merit, to be a General of Divifion, and a
Member of the Legion of Honour. Some days fine,
LUCIaII Bo , the brother of the FItST
CONSUL, arrived here incognito. He firft went to hi+
filler, the Princefs BOILOSINSI, where he was made
to wait fome time in the antiehausber, not having an-
nounced himftlf by his real name ; at length, impa-
tient of the delay, he fuddenly entered his filler's apart-
meta, and furprifed her in-the molt agreeable manner.
He remained only one ,day in Rome, and then prn-
ended to Napl. s. Tt is not known whether his
journey has bufinefs of any kind, or merely pleafure
for its ars*.

His MAJ CITY has been pleated to order an Altar-
Piece for the Private Chapel at Kew Palace. The
fubjeet is to be the Afeention of our SATIN/ a.
On Sunday evening his Royal Highoefa the Prince
of WaLas arrived at Carlton Houfe.

Yellerday the Dukes•of Cuss AAAAA XD and CAM.
breakfafied and dined with their Mayarms.
The Duke of Your alfo villted the Royal Family.—
In the evening their Mayasms had a Concert.
On Wednefday left came on the &aim of a Re-
prefentative to terve in Parliament foe Truro, in the
place of Colonel Joon Largos' of the Royal Miners
regiment, who had vacated his feat by being ap-
pointed one of the Lords of the Admiralty, when the
Colonel was again unanimoully re.elefted.
Mr. SKSaIDAX has been unanimoufly admitted a
Member of the St. James's Volunteers.
The prefentation of the colours and field pieces to
the London Volunteers on Friday fe'anight, by. the
Loan MAroa, will be a very grand keno. His
Lorofhip, it is Paid, will be accompanied on the =-
carton II the Courts of Aldermen and Common
Council an their robes, and attended by all the City
Officers in grand proeeffion. They will be received
in the Park by a guard of honour, and the Hon.
Artillery Company is to keep the ground on the
occafion. _ _ _ __ _

General Roca an sea u arrived at Oxford on Friday
fail, on his way to the place he is (offend to proceed
to, on his parole.
Doss..—A meeting took place, on Wednefday
lag, near Truro, between Colonel W. and Major E.
but the affair happily terminated without blood bed,
in confequenee of the Colonel, after his adverfary
had difcharged his poßol, firing in the air.
The French have ever been notorious for their
treachery ; but in the late evacuation of St. Domingo
they have, in a variety of inflances. exceeded all for-
mer example : one in particular we (hall notice.—
Although Captain Baron negociated from motives
of humanity, and to live the remnant of their army.l
which molt otberwife inevitably have periffied. a
French General, with fourteen Officers, and fame
foldiers, rote upon the crew of one of oar (mall vet
fell, and have carried her to Cuba.
' We underhand that Mr. Luso° who went over to
Paris Tome time ago to recover a large lino of money,
upwards we believe of 130,0001. Reding, advanced
to the French troops rn St. Domingo upon bills drawn
upon the French Government, has been fortunate
enough to fiteceed perfcdtly. the money having been
remitted here, but we underhand that Mr. I.lNoo
himfelf has not been beard of for the lift two months.
He is probably returning to England by the circuit-
ous route of Germany.
The young Lady, who was taken fo fuddenly ill
en Saturday night at Drury-lane Theatre, was the
protrsty of the Counters of ELY. She was attended
y phyficians to the left moment, and of conic no
Coroner's inquell was necellkry.
The Minor Canons of St. Paul's bave at length
obtained a decree in Chancery in the long contelled
caufe between them and certain inhabitants of the
parifh of St. Gregory. By this decifion, the defen-
dants are adjudged to pay as. gd. in the pound on
their relpc6ive rents, with a portion of die coils of
fait. _ _ .

The Mahon Courting did not take plate on Toe
day la Q, in consequence of the unfavourable Rate of
the weather.
The So'dier's Dere-ter again completely filled Dru-
ry.l.ine Theatre lad night. The Caravan followed
this popular Comedy.
COYINTZARDINRIIIOZed by the (beech of Dtury
Lane, Mr. Kenna performed lad night one of his
principal charatlers—Rerakt, which was attended by
an audience adequate to its merits. He perhaps
never acquitted himfelf with more fpirit, dignity, or
feeling, nor do we ever remember his exertions to
have been rewarded with more rapturous or unqua-
lified applaufe. MUNDIN being ill, Sum enaifted
Pabisise. Mrs. Sr. LIDOtt played the Zang with
great eft&
The following is an extra& of a letter from Dal
timore, dated Der. 16.
• Jraossa BoaaruT■ is here with his young
wife, a &Dation he prefers to • tranfatlantic voyage,
and the dangers to which it mull unavoidably ex-
pole him.
• Such a feafon as the prefent has fcareely ever
been known in this part .•f the country, whilti within
tso miles the Mow lies th inches deep, we have en-
joyed a frieceilion of motherly wands, and the glafs
giArCel) ever 6o &glees.
"Thc price of good port, lager, and the rate of ex-
change, ate prominent objeas of buffet, and the
‘enesicans in general are highly gratified with their
late acquifition of Losifiana, which will give rife to
emigration from many of the northern and midland
pasts."

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Debi& as I llbweals. •1 • *
%sward s
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TOtallr, Psi. 1 2,,4n 411066101111.0 i ar the sib&
(Lifting in the night from W. & W. to N. N. I. the
whole of the Blips that I wrote you of yelerdef
Peggy of New Odom excepted), got under eveth
this morning, fume which the wind is swift
N. E. by E. and blows heavy with a mots A*,
Majefty's (hip Tsaatai.a, in working out,
deavouring to weather a brig which lay in the tall.
and which had a long (cope of cable out, tw(L
the brig's cable in her heel, and towed her, (die IV
after her. lthe pilots from the Sore coajadhened
the brig cut, as the infiantly got under weigh mid
got dear alto. The chip Da Peggy remains, Ns
Captain Gme could not get ready, he midge/riot I is
launch, &c. (which I mentioned yeftez day he Ion);
and other fupplies on board.
Dial., Fes. 13 —The wind continues Rill to blow
how the north•eati, accompanied with a very heavy
fuch as has not been obferved here for a con&
derable time. There is no communication at prefent

with the veffels in the Downs, and nothing new bas
tranfpired Gore my left. There is reafon to think
that the gale may continue force time. .
Sailed the Snits gun-brig fq r Ye rollinth, and the
LEDs frigate on a cruise, off Boologne.—Arrived
the Less Hoop of war from a cruise, and remains
with the MONARCH. UTRECHT, ILLIPITILIOOI, and
RAISOMAIILE men of war, EUILITALO3 and Cll4llOlOlll
frigates, Alias Date, Vet.rtila, HalflN SPRINT*
Rayssa, and Vtacacto floops of MIT. Passim' sad
FURY bombs, MILIIIOOI fcbooner, jacaast. and dsit
Basis's' gun brigs.
PORTSMOUTH, Ft.. t3.—Arrived the 31111LLIMIT
frigate, with the Davin Score sad Tisanes, Eilt
Indiamen, Jana and Goon INTSIIT bllnliPOnge sad
a large fleet of outward bound veffels nadir coavow,
from the Downs. Smiled the Ws, of
a fleet under convoy for the Eaft haws. WinsiN. h..

Captain D'ETlllt of tie Royal Idatinuto who
was tried at the Marine Barracks at Portinoutk an
charges preferred afalaft bias by Gesend Ensiott,
is honourably acquitted.

YAILIROOTRI, Fs& 13..."Aa the gale of yank?
continued, the Seaman Stip came on Gem vb.-.
The Argo, of sad fromlimisind, lodes with ask,
on the South of the Fier : the Moller sad fovea ism
drowned, flip quite a wreck. Half psi ten P. M.
the Brothers, of Whitby. Zacnaasan Gorham mol-
ter frost Dantsick to Laths. with timber, as
Host crew* on raved. sad thould the weather
prove moderate, the Slip! it is likely, will be got offs
A Pinter& Moaner is on there betweea lUmest
and ClideSose; lades with code, the crew send....
This morning at nee o'clock the Athos, of Mat.
my. Barruozonew Juav, mans. from Soodezlouth
with cook, went as ikon as the Bomb s the
are fared, sad the Slip mad cargo will probaUy'be
dot of amid the weather be thrmierable: the gale
Tres abated, and the wind cheesed to the South Fag
a freth breeze. The Nancy, of Hull, %Imam'
Gams =Rev. from this port to Lynn, lodes with
wines and holifehold furniture, is Aro on Owe ea
Mooney Beach. Sunday morning she brig Enter-
, prize, of and for Ipfwich, from Newest* lades
with coals, John liszt. mailer, is on there is the
North part of Lowden Bosch, the crew Caved, the
grip and carpi, it is likely, will be le& The Feiss&
Inereafe, HARRY BRISCROfT mater, MAIO Slelksoy
to Dublin, with barley. is on &ore on Herfey Batch,
crew fared : the nap and cargo, it is evened mil
be faseJ.—Ships of war remain as pm lath The
EARL of Laicism Pocket. which is to takeeshoued
the Hon. Mr. P*o67 and Ante. will be coseoyed to
Hufum by the SWAN MUM