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tyeir armies, and psoctually to bays &Hissed sad paid the
ty , a, • instigate* proceeding there/rent,ii fat as they *all not
hoe been tvatised et the time of signing the Mail Treaty and the
itetcnt Co.orention.

- HAARLEM, NOVEMBER N.
Our letters froth Versailles inform us that th Bons
to be given by France for the payment of the Codtri•
lotions are•to be kept, it is said, in a chest with 12
locks, of which six are to be given to six Commis.
goners of the Allies and six of France. It is also
asserted that the strength of the French army is pre-
scribed by the Allies, who are stated to have observed
tl the French Ministers, that France did not want
any gtvat army to secure its internal tranquility, as it
weuld be sufficiently protected from without by the
Alba. The French fed greatly humbled at this,
and do no conceal their chagrin. T.• •

HAGUE, NOVEMBER 19.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange arrived
hen on the 17th, in good health. The joyful anni-
rersory of the birth of our beloved Queen, and the
wood of our deliverance, was celebrated yesterday
%rich all the solemnity and enthusiasm suitable to this
double festivaL
On this occasion her Majesty was pleased to snake
”ffol nominations to the order of the Lion.

HAGUE, NOV. ft.

The convoy of paintings, removed from•the Mu.
-eum of Pais, arrived here today, and was brought
11 with great ceremony by a detachment of the guard.
I't•ese paintings, we hear, are to be placed in the
Bruneahof.

AMSTERDAM. NOVEMBER 42.

A perminent recruiting office is organited for the
loops in the eoloniesi in order to keep the number
continually complete.

Prince Czernieheff, the Russian General, has been
:ere for these two days past.

Thursday, after the arrival of Mr. PLANTA* with
be Treats! of Peace. a Cabinet Council was stun-
nod, whieh.met at the Foreign Office, at half past
wa ('clock. The Cabinet Ministers present were
he LORD CHANCEI4.OI, Earls of HARROW/IT, WLST•
((JIELAND, LIVIJAPOOL, BATHURST, and BUCAING-
IANISiIittr. Viscount &MOUTH, the Right Honour.
,ate W. W. Pour, and the Right Honourable N.
VANCITTART. They continued in deliberation till
:ear live o'cloek.
The Public Offices will be illuminated on the circa.
:o3 of the Peace, on Monday evening, and on that
only.
Yesterday Lord MBLVILLRr arrived at his house at
rie Admitalty, from the Isle of Wight.
Yesterday the Drake of Toes held a Levee at •his
)Ilce in the kinese Guards, as Commander-in-Chiet, '
Illicit was but thinly attended.
h is most certainly the intention of her MAJESTY
au! the Princesses/as pay a visit to Brighton next
.noinh. The 4.113 of-December is the day fined by the
Lake Lott. his arrival at.she Pavilion.
The fox .limixds of R. B. LLOYD,. Esq. meet on
ruesclay Cithriki46ll, .apodear Fri4isy at Roydon
4'o-I • -*
' Yesterday • Court of Directors was held at the
:art India 'Haase, when Captains CRICHTON, GILPIN,'
tray, and HAVISIDE, were sworn into the com-
mand of the Lord Lyndoch, MarChioness pf Exeter,
Trgent, and Elphinstone.
By a Convention between Austria and the Govern-
ment of the Netherlands, the latter charges itself with
the debt of the Belgic Provinces, to the amount of
‘,.-(,:r.ty.t.ix millions of florins, which had previously
cea a burthen upon the Austrian Finances. The
p.iyment of the interest, by the Government of the
Nt•therlands, was to commence from the lit of No-
.entber.

The King of PRUSSIA has issued a Cabinet Order,
iel;eving the Clergy from war barthens, and placing
'Lem as they were in 1796.
It is reported that a large sum will soon be paid by
the. French Government, in part of the claims of
)erm irk, for the maintenance of the French troops
a; 1 SuS.

LANJUISAIII) it is understood, means to absent
Lutist-1f eluting the whole trial of Nan.
M. SEoulut is not without his fears of being put
•?7n Hr defence, in spite of his late courtly oration.
hit readers have not forgot th 4 he addressed
.reguage still more servile and aduTitory to BONA-
* 01E, of which indefeasible and heaven-representing
Iftnarch (as, no doubt, this worthy lawyer would
',ire called him two years ago) he was a most zea-
,J, and devoted pa
The Magdalen h - ',''''' d from Guadeloupe, after
bc,y•rge of * *4:` ir , :the establishment of the
s.eitilumeseirsea 118. &A Leery in that island, as
't stated ' . tieWagoi a number of Abe adherents
130NAPART3 had &clic. the woods in the interior.
body of natives, acq • • the character of
ew
!r.nuntry, and suppor tent force, had,
?p
7 the direction of the ommander, pursued
fugitives, and *WA:: of them had been
Kell, and immediately off for America.
The family of LoItAPARTZ at Rome, have gone
to deep mourning for MURAT. The news is raid
have most affected Locum, who, as some affirm,
eztly contributed by his advice tqlolllllunet to
• ruin.
~.
...e'c are now living in the poor-house, at Great
1;'e,:141:, twenty persons whose united ages make
'-' I-4:c, -averaging 81 years Inch.
' --, ‘: • rOCLOCIC, A. AL 15151 Nov.—The Ticket
• ',. ,': wn this day a Prise of 414,000 Consuls,
CARROLL, of 17, COINHILL, and 46,
p;er, in Eleven Shares, viz. One Quarter,
:,.,i, and Eight Sisteenths..N.A. The
".it, :widers may vcceitre the value on demand.
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