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London, England, 1802-03-01 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH I.

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coerce, and by which this country mull fink, and
a few intriguers only, as corks (In do they cluck
themfelves) float on the furface with dark lanterns,
to the deteflation of every honourable man.
The Admiralty has difpatched orders to the
fhipyards for building new (hips. Rotterdam is to
furnifb three frigates; Haarlingen, one brig ;
Middleburg, one (hip of the lines Amflerdam, two
corvettes and one frigate ; and Hoorn, to repair
the Eat India (hips.
According to the plan of our Government, the
Colonial troops are to depart in July, as well to the
Earl as the Well Indies.
The Ale of the great quellion to be daerrnined
in the Council of Government is by no means pro-
blematical. The Prefident is of an Orange com-
plexion ; and his party is the arongefl in that body.
9 againft 3. As form as the neceffary orders ar-
rive, and the favourable moment, the refult will
doubtlefs be communicated to the public.
A fingular report has been in circulation here
tome days pan, and which does not feem to lofe
ground : that one of the Bourbon branches is to
be reflored to the crown of France, and that Bel-
gium will be guaranteed to Bom a ram as the re-
ward of his eminent ferrite~! But no body knows
from whence this intelligence originated.
The friends of the Prince of ORA G a hope, that
when he has refigned all his claims in this coun-
try to his fon, he will be permitted to refide here
as a private citizen.
Not only the painters, but the poets of Amfter.
dam, have been bufily employed of late in making
preparations for celebrating the general peace. A
great number, however, of the cituens have come
to a refolution not to partake of thefe rejoicings, till
they know what their country is to get by that
event.

- Private letters from Paris Mention, that the
French Government has givett orders for Wing
the greateft difpatch in determining all the pending
caulks, with relation to the Batavian (hips, which
have been declared prizes during the war, and to
which the Dutch merchants had put in their claims.
Several (hips will be Slot tly fitted out in this
country for the African trade, which has proved
to beneficial to the Engli(h during the war, and
from which they will now be excluded, with rela-
tion to our colonies.

ST.DAvtiVeDae.—Holiday at the Exchequer and Ezdfe Men
(PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
IdizeaC. Cosi mosey, est 6 see9.9T4
per Cent per Cam zoo.—
Laos Ann. sof.
PRIG! OT STOCKS ON SATURDAY :

j per C. C.seri $ per Ct. Jur 'miff
4 per Cast. 1114 Lon Ann. sof pz6
5 pis Cast. Ma. tool Mss per Cart. toot*
Coat. for Aix. 691 f f
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tefterday arrived a Mail from Holland] and
another from Hamburgh.
The letters hobs the Hague (peak confidently of
a great change being about to take place in the
fyllem of the Busying Government, and (late,
that the Chief Magillracy will be ...ailed in one
perfon, but Who that will be renfaini a myftery.

Some fuch arrangement as this has been re-
ported to be in embryo for fome tithe, and by
comparing the Dutch and French reports On
this fubjeft, it appears not improbable that the
family of the Stadtholdcr may once more fill the
place of Chief Magittratc in Holland. A French
journal, the Pulestille, of the sad ult fags, gs We
are allured the Prince of ORANCII is difpofed to
refign his rights in favour of his eldell fon, and
that this is the reafon the young Prince intends
vifiting Paris."

Orders were received at the Hague on the icth
of February, to hire hotels for the Engliflt Mini.
Rer, whbfe arrival was expeded there in the begin
sting of the enfuing fpring.
We have received Paris Papers to the 27th ult.
inclnfive. They hate, the French fleet has at
length reached St. Domingo, where it met with a
moll friendly reception from TovSNAINT Locv ea-
roar. On the other hand, American Papers,
received at Falmouth by a veffel which reached
that port two days!ago from New London, Rate,
that TOUSSAINT hA been put to death by tilde
who were averfe to the Eland being delivered Up
to the French troops. Neither of thefe ilatements
left on fuck authority as to enable us to decide
which of them is malt entitled to credit.-.-Tinv
Confetia, 56 f. go c.

leßerday the Royal Family, attended by the
Duke of C.slaßlDoe, Earls CNISTIRTIALD and
HARRINGTON, Major Disatto', the Hon. Mrs.
%Renner, and Mifs Visa, went in two coaches
to St. George's Cathedral ; the toth Light Dra-
:'oons and the Stafford hire Militia were drawn up
la the court-yard, the Earl of UXBRIDGI giving
the word of command, and the band playing-
"Ond Save the King." The Right Rev. the
Bahop of Nom c , Drs. LOCKMAN, DODSWORTM,
CIADISOVON, and the Rev. Mr. Noetner, met
their Majefties at the Chapel. An excellent fer-
Innn vras preached by the Rev. Mr. FISHER. from
St. Paul's Epiftk.v the Epbetians, chap. 6, retie
I o.—Fiadij Iv/rang in de LoaD, and is ths paw of
mkbe.
On Saturday the Duke of You had another
long interview with the Prince of Wales at
Carlton Hnufe.
On Saturday the Neapolitan Minifter received
difpatches from his Court. The Meffenger came
through France.