Star.
London, England, 1806-01-25 00:00:00

0 lIAMEURGH Did/L.

STUTGAR.D. JANUARY I.
This day, in the forenoon, the agreeable intelli
Fence of the creation of this neetorate into a Monar-
chy was announced here by, the ringing of bells, and
the difcharge of too pieces of cannon, partly before,
and partly after Divine Service. A herald has atfo
proclaimed the event in all the public places, which
has been received with loud acclamations, sndfissry
demontlration of joy.

smommuiNit. inc. sift •
Before the Emperor Napoleon left this placw.be
publithed the following • • 4 I
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PROCLAMATION TO THE ARMY; "4
" SOLDIERS, •.. • ,ito
"Tem betweenene and the Emperor of Aullria is.
Ggned. You have in this late Seaton of the year maids
two campaigns—you have performed every thing I
expeCted from you. lam fatting out tciretutn to my
Capital. I have promoted and diftributed rewards ;w
thole who have diftirtguifhed-thernfelvesnaft ; I Will
perferm to you every thing I have pre-roiled. You
have feen that your Emperor has fbared with you
all dangers and fatigues; you (!tall lacewifii fee him
furrounded with 'all that grandeuy and fplendour
which becomes the Sovereign of the ken nationnythe
world. In the beginning of the month of May I will
give a Grand Feßival at Pais pyoa (tau alt be there;
and we Roan there fee whitheirwe are• called by the
happinefs of our country, and the interell sif our glory.
" Soldiers, during the three riloothreibith are rte•
ceffary for your.rcturn to France, be the ekampleof
all armies. You have wow to give examples not of
courage and intrepidity„sbut of arid difelpline—may
my allies no more have to complain of your beha-
viour ! Conduit yourfelie,se.on your arrival in that
(acted territory, like children in the bofom of their
family. My people will conduit themfelves.towardi
you, as they mull do towards their herods and their
d. fenders. •
S !diets, the thought that I (hall fee you all in
~.An half a year iffembled round my Palace, is
pleating to my heart ; and I feel before hand the
mlt delightful ernoti;,os. We will celebrate the
memory of thole, who in there two campaigns have
fallen in the field of honour. The world (hall fee
that we are ready to follow their example, and, ill
neceffary, to do 11111 more than ye have done againll
thole who attack our honour, or fuller themfelves to
be milled by the gold of the. eternal enemy of the
Continent. • ••• (Signed) a rot. r ow.
" lly Order of the Firperor.
^ Major General
Schonbruno, 6th Nivok, Dec. 27.

The Emperor at the fame time likewife publifbed
the following Proclamation :
" Inhabitants of Vienna—l have figned a peace
with the Emperor of Atiftria. As I am about to
return to my Capital, I mull exprefs to you the elleem
I entertain for you, and the fatisfaltion I have felt
at your condul, during the time you were under my
laws. I have given you an example which hitherto
has had no parallel in the law), of nations. Ten
thoufand men of your national guards have remained
armed, and have guarded your gates; your whole
arfenal has continued in your power, while I have'
followed the uncertain fortune of war. I have trufled
to your honour, your fineerity, your integrity, and
you have jullified my confidence.
.. Inhabitants of Vienna, I know that you confi-1
der that war as blameable, which a Miniller devoted
to a foreign power has kindled on the Continent.
Your Sovereign is ieforosed of the conduCt of that
MinilliWand has in cordkquence a'ted entirely ac-
cording to the great qualities which dillinituith him;
and I now hope. that hereafter happier days will arifc
for you and for the Continent.
" Inhabitants of Vienna, I have (hewn my felf
little among you..not from contempt, or vain pride;
no, but that I might not diminills the feelings. of
Olean for the Monarch with whom I was defiroui
to conducts a fpeedy peace. As lam now about to
leave you, receive from me as a prefenr, your arfenal
untouched, which by the laws of war had become
my property I make ufi of it for the maintenance of
good order. All the evils you hays fatted, you
null arcs ibe trr the rillamities infeparable from war
arid eves y kind of indulgence with which my armies
have treated !bete countries, to the atom which you
have deferred. (Signed) " earoesra.
" By order of the Emperor,
• k Major Crneral Martha! Btarnsea..
Seboubruan, 4th NIV {,DC6. r 7,, Year t 4."

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VIP.NNA, DECEMBER se.
We learn that the Emperor Ar.ssaiitsta, previous 4:
to his departure for Ruffia, fent orders to his Gene-
rals in the Neapolitan territory, to evacuate Italy,
and re•embai k for Ruff's.
DICIMII22 29.
The fate of Atifiria has not the niitigations that
were firft expetted. It feerni that the Archduke
Charles, in the warn.ll of a generons patriotifm; has
offended the Emperor Napoleon, and the little alle•
viations of the Peace of Prefburgh, which were trolled
to, ate now witilliolden.—Wretched, truly wretched,
is the flare of the Empire.
The Emperor has now his dominions reduced to
nothing ; and, for Provinces and Principalities, he
is to receive Bifhoprie•• and tracks of barreniands ;
the revenues of which are unworthy of'colleftion.
He is now to govern in a fared Capital, which
has' been bowed down by weighty contributions,
which have almoft wholly checked iii trade, and is-
(frayed its manufactures. The ficople tielliffatisfied,
the G.oveinment is feeble, and thi*Ettorls ahno#.
hroken hearted. I
UnderttiA eircumflarices!kbmiffipis. le the leffon
of hard neeedity ; be; this leffon teach Aultriar
tit a future time what little faith is to beEut in foreign
powers, under4e nettle of Alliej. wl(ts direct the
mifchicfs oftwarojnottlie tranquillity of iCabitt.tt, but:
oonttibase vide* to avert them, and in the hcurs
clepeimi indliktietificave the lop iucautioth and'
oucitsitatn-tisissii-Wilift for ',erten-.
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'4 rfli . IiLICL DER. 30. •• •
.4414444.4ii,411 OcilAcPn of RuilSati Voops arrived .
here twin 406111miars. They have. been (applied;
.with provi4ialMAVOi44ll4liantit'reveral of whom_
have undertiksin• ma puppet .victuals for fifteen on
twenty rad.' 3 114c11
After Marlhel-Devose-hettialsseised. the ePofeet of
the Irledor of pavarja to the mlytfuge of the Prin-
oefi with Prince Beauharnills, the EnspinG jolephine
paid a vilt to the .EleEtor, thanked. sod embraced
*hips with evident emotion, and it,ffitred bitn,4;hat die
marriage of her (on with his amiable :daughter,
would, in a political point of view, produce the moft
agreeable. cenfequesnav hg . Bavaria. France, and
Italy.
• • Imam. DEC. se.
The EmperoeNeronsow entered this cite abont
cuieletlerday stunning. He came through PALLU
on the slith ; that place was illuminated. He alight.
id hoe at the Eleantal refidince, attended b; .P, ince
game and General Dunn. Tp•morrow the Sava,

riapcannon, taken by the Aufirians ab, tit a hunched
years fence, will be brought into this city-yvith pre*
Mien:nig. This artillery; (owed in the asfenals cf
Viewing has been prefented to our Eltdor ki Napo-
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Idon.
1A11113a172 I.
VA morning the Eledor, accompanied by he•
raids, and a corps of the tivirreas.alry, was proclaims
ed King la all the publie plaits of this city. This
day the Emperor Napoleon has invited the D
matic Corps. We areir.formed, that the new King
of Suahia will come here, to pay his refreets tnthe
Emperor. This morning the Emperor Napoleon,
accompanied by the Eleaor and a nomerous,retinue,
rode through this city. This evening there is to be
a general illumination. ••.
The report that Napoleon will trifit a great Ger-
man Court, is hitherto unconfirmed.
JAWUAIY 2.
The Ray of the Emperor Narot.sow at Munich
will only be for a few days: he will fer out with the
Eraprefs Jo:armies immediately far Pat's. The
French army will very Mon break up in three eJ-
lumus from the Auftrian States, foir the Rhine.

The Articles of the Peace are not yet publifhed, as
the Emperor FRANCIS has not yet been able to nay
it—according to well informed perfons, however,
the contents are the following :
. Bavaria receives the whole Tyrol without any ex-
ception ; the nor them part of the late Archbithupric
of Salsburg, the principal Allyuf Eich tl.e city
of Augburg, all the territory of Anterior Ault, ia,
except the Brifgati and the Ortenau. Auftria receives
Salzburg and Bertholfgaden ; for which the Eleatic
of Salzburg has Wurzburg and Afchaiienburg ; and
the Elector Arch chancellor receives an imperial
town fur his indemnification.

AATISBON, JAN a.

The Peace of Prefburgh is now concluded, in which
the French Emperor has formed the mighty plan of
altering the riellinies of Germany, and diforganifing
that mats of power, which his flood the (locos
many ages, and civil revolutions, • •
Auflrii is m•vd to be the fecond power in Germ:. •
ny ; fhe will 11;ive 13AVitii4 balanced spina her ; nea
lofing Italy, tLe is ftript of that part of her doinirjoas
from whence :he :I:,,ne drew !hole ref.mrces which'
gave her cifidlquencz.---As .l!l Eirettaillte is extended
to 411 Empire, IL, fr••m ill Empire, is degraded to
an Ele4toratz.

Wltvt Posccr then is ro prrri,le in (lemony ? What
Prince is to keep t‘igritter the:patios bodies of the
Empire. anil to give hAt 'tinny to A, many eirrorny
interells 1 Whom Ate the German Priite.hencefor-
ward to regard As holding the realer of Empire ; and
'Winking the different balances a Power ? France--
France is so be this power. and, oriquedionsbly, the
alone is now equal p? the taller---PruiGa is having

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not to be degraded. bat Bavaria is become too,
powerful to fubmit even to the dittation of
JANUARY 3.
We are eared that An:lria, according to the Nate!
4 Pre(burgh, will, in cot.ftderation far the ceMon of
Venice and Tyrol, with its pofferGons in :;uabia. re
ceive the Elettorate of Saltzburg, witli the ei-deva4
Silhopric of•Bertholfgaden. Bernie, the Tyrol. the
,Eleaor of Bavaria is to receive the Bifhopricks of
Trent and Brix-en, with Lindan, Ter nang-lConingfeck,
Rotbenfels, the Margneviate of Burgan, the City of
Abgthurg,, and the 13ifhopricks of Eicknadt and
Palau; while, on the other hand, Bavaria is to cede
its territory hi Wurtzburg to the tither of Salts-
burg.
PROM THE DADIUDE, JAN. s.
Notwithluiding the peace, the contribution upon
Auftrfa-Proper continue, to be enforced. The re•
dueion has not been made from one hundred to
thirty, but to Baty millions of francs.
, The Getseval of Divifirm, KILLIIIMAN, badly
wounded in the battle of Anaerlitz, has let oat to
Paris, by eafy Rages.
Olcautze which was four weeks 'livened by the
French, is now evacuated, and open for comer
The arfenals at Vienna are entirely (tripped, sad
all eke cannon, mutkets. ammunition, Ste. have been
provilionatly fent to Bavaria ; and, as the Danube*
ant navigable, all there articles have been cArrle4
away by the cattle put ender requifition. •
• The Archduke Fitment% with his corps, twenty
tboutiod Ryon, paced through Olmetz, on the z6th
4,beoember, on his way to Hungary, to join the

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archduke C
. Butter was lately fold at Vienna, at four Burins '
pstt pound. and a quart of wine fur three Rosins ; and
ihe damages fullained upon the eltates of Prince
I..torrreastara alone, in requifiticms, &c. are Ai-
Mated et three mints of florins.
. ?ROM THE MATH, JAN. y.
Martha' Astgareatt's corps has. withdrawn from
the geckstrchilr and remains, till further orders, in
bleats aid Carel.
All the french tromps and eonfcripts on their march
enjoin the armies, hove received counter orders.
, Xeindall is in the poFelfion of Bavarian troops.—
raise has had a French gsrrifon fine the gth ult.
According to the Afebajimirri Jean'e4 the Fruf-
lass had advanced as far as Ord. in that Principa-
lity, oit the Both ; but they have Goes retreated.
One of the Außrian Archdukes. it is raid, will
pie 4e o'er the Court Martial which is to try Gene-
va Idaci.
This Wiitetsburgh Newipaper Rates, that upon the
tape! of the Außrian Emperor. Baron Thugut was
peritiltted to be prefent at the conferences at Pref.
burghs from whence it is inferred. that even a
late Between France and England was an objet of
ibk deliberations t Baron Thugut having before con-
ddibed the negotiations with England, is fuppoied to
Ws been well acquainted with the fubjea.
. Eleftoral Arch Chancellor has arrived at Mu-
. aria .froni R.tifbon.
'the public papers fay. that Hanover is to be et-
eupied by the PrulEan troops under certain aipula-
Com.
Twelve eonriers palled through Munich with dif-
patches. announcing the tuneufion of the peace at
Prelburgh;
BERLIN, JANUAILT 7.
His Majelly has prefented Lord Harroasby with a
.fnuff-boit fet with brilliants, and his pnrtrait, previous
to his return to England. General Grotterheim alto
received form prefents, bdt oilers value.

HANOVERs JAN. S.
In a few days all the Engin troops will leave this
(Furter by detachments, and march towards the
Elbe and the Wefer, to be Rationed in the neigh.l
bourhood of Stacie, Harburg, and Bremen. The
greatetl past will have left us by Sunday next.
HAMELN, DEC. 30.
Yellerciay we received certain information of the
vittOry of Auaerlits. which wis celebrated by fere-
ral ditcharges of Lannon.
The foreign troops-its our neighbourhood remain•
ed at a difiance, and left their inveßment incomplete,
14othing has yet occurred excepting it few ibirtnithes
between the advanced pas.
j•iM•ItY 2.
I open My letter to inform you of the arrival of
the Pruffian Lieutenant Colonel KKUSEM•aet, of bis
Us/Ors guards. He has difparches for our Com-
mandant &tattoo, and is fmnahed with full poweri
to put a liop to all hotlilities in the cnvirimi of
!howl; ; and during the negotiations, to rt.CLUT to
us the necedary provirmos. The mediation of the
King of PrOilia has been accepted, upon condition
that the combined armies shall not undertake any
thing ofenflve in the North. The King of Proffitt;
on his part, agreed to theft: propofals, upon conds,
tion, that the French columns of the army of the,
North, and the divifions of the Grand Army, ad-
isancing from the Kiln, Nould commit no holliii:iesl
againß Hanover.
His Imperial Highnefs Prince Loots had fignified
to our Commandant, that his army was ready to aa,
and only waited for a flgnal to advance. Eve y
thing, however, is furpended, and the armies have
been °Welt(' to balk,

. AMSTERDAM, JAN. 4.
According to Come account► from franca, eleven
Chip. of the liva put to fee Prom Breit on the 13t1 rot
Daceireocr.
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HAGUE, JANUARY 4. - •
A courier from M. flerthier, the Fr;nch Wainer
of the War Department, has brought intelligence
that the t atavian troops have left Vienna, and are
upon their return to our Republic. Forced loans are
are again talked of, to cover the lall year's deficit, uf
between thirty and forty millions of florins.
ROME, DEC.

The plans of the Neapolitan court fot the defence
of the kingdom again ft any hoilile invafion, are carry-1
ing into execution with the utrisoft expedition. Three
camps are forming, one on the Tronto, the fecond
at Sr. Germane, and the third at Jean°, bewail
the two roads from Rome and Abuzz°. In the mean
time, great defertinn prevails among the Neaprlitat►
recruits, who are all flying into the Roman Stale.

HAMBUROH, JANUARY to.
The tranfports fent from England to carry back the
troop., are arrived in the Elbe and Wefer, towar6
the Banks of which River they are already on their
march. We arc much pleated here with the profpeet
of the peace of the North being preferred. By the
laten news from the Dutch frontiers, it appears that
the French troops are allea,ty retiring from gum-
guen, Arnheim, &c. back to France. The weather
continue; as mild as in Oattber, when any fnow
it immediately thaw.. On the It, twenty-five ihipa
paired the Sound. which was entirely clear of i
366 (hip failed through in December : in the whore
year, 11537 (hips -from the North Seat 2139
Englifis, 1398 PrufGan, met Eiweclifli, 894 D.nHh,
84 American, 56 Ruffian, 30 Hamburgh, t6B P. p
penburg, 14 Portuguese, &c.
LONDON.

Of late We have received numerous letters irons oar Friends, W-
I fawning an that the Newfpaper Acosta, by whom thew Papers
we
forwarded into the couotry, often fubftltu•e when for
Tax SI Al. This is a fpcda of wopofition to whieh our
euttewatio only sea apply the proper remedy. Let then write
to their prefent Agents to dlieontinue [erring thew, and on in-
forming us we &all give their orders to New[eseo, who do
not pruetke the fame fraud. If they do Dot know the suite of
the Apse, let the difeonthose to take the &bilateral Paper,
note the date when they flop, and pay wily up to that time,
leading us notice to provide them with another Agent,

SATURDAY. JANUARY as. •
CONVIIIIIOII Of Sr. PauL.--No bodes& at the Stock liachange
PRICE OF S COCKS YESTERDAY:

3 per C. Red. 593 6......} 6o lades Roods, so 44 Prem.
3 per Cent Coot spiii. Imp. 3 per Con 394
4 Per Cent. 7744 Rubin NU as. 3s. sa. prom.
5 per Ceot. Navy 8910 Oftoduen
Long Ann. 174 3 t 6 Lottery Tickets 191 tge.
India Stock tlat ts 3 Caul tor acc. 39414
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A meeting. was yellerday held at the Doke of
Po AAAAA D'S Lord HAWK asDURT. and feveral other
Members of Admtniflration, were prefent.
The reports relpeßing the arrangements making
for a new Adininittration, are fo various and contra.
diaory, that they are unworthy of any notice. No-
thing definitive his, we believe, yet been fettled.—
As loon as the principal appointments have taken
place, they will be officially announced. What
mar be in contemplation we have not the means
of knowing, but the public voice is very gene.
ral, that the Alatquis WILLIISLIif and Lord SID
MOUTH ought to fill confpicuous places in the To ew
Adenitaration. The former is diffingnilhed for the
capacity of his mind, &tunes and perteverancew—tbe
letter Rands high as a financier and a man of incor-
ruptible integrity.—Lord HENRY PETTY continues to
be mentioned as well qualified to till a high fituation in
the new Cabinet. Many alio call loudly for the aid of
Mr. Foes talent' at the prefent momentous cries ;
and it is certainly a moll deferable ohjeß, if it can be
attained, that the abilities of our principal Ratetmen
lhould be united and concentrated fur the fervice of
the country.

Tie Hem. WRY LASCILLE3 yefierday gave no.
rice, in the Hook of Commons, of a motion, on Moo.
day, for a mat k of refpeft to the memory of Mr. Parr.

The fisrft of the three Hamborgh Mails that were
due hat arrived. The intelligence which it bangs
is Inch as might have been coated from the arrange•
mcnts which were known to have taken place after
the battle of Aufterlitz.
The Eleklors of Bavaria and Wortemburgh have '
received their promifed honours. They were pro-'
clahned Kings on the la inflant. liftiotsoi was at
Munich at the tune.
Othei changes are alto to thi peace of Pre..
Enrich. A Mock femblanee of the beano body is
dill to be maintained. Two new Members are to be
added to the Eledive body.—The individuals who
arc to be milted to this dignity, are the Duke uf
Brunfwick and the Prince of Heire Darmtladt.
This is a meature which foals the fate of Auflria.
On the Brit occafion, uMa may become the head
of the Empire, being now able to command a majo-
rity of the Eleittort.
The Emperor of Gerrhan'i in retort for the ceeiohs
to which he has been compelled to agree, is to re-
ceive az a. iederatity. the Eldlorate of Salzburg 2wl
the Bilhoptiet at BettLolfgadca. The lf-lcdor of

lolahurgh is to be indemnified with the territory of
Vv'urteburgh, the only cefiloo which the King of Ba-
vArta is called upon to make. •
Some :ICCOUIIIG fief, that ti:e arterials are all re
moving from Vienna to France. This, however, we
do rot believr ; I,r if Narotion had intended this
he would hardly have protnif,:d •he contrary, with-
out even a felicitation, by public Proclamation.
Lord HAseowar has ret out from Berlin—to has
General Dueoe. A- report has prevailed on the
Continent that the French Emperor would vifit that
capital, and that A LIXANDIR. was again expeaed
there. Neither of there event: art very probable.
The marriage of Prince Et:Gass with the Princes
of BAVARIA, is to be fhottly folcmnized at Munich.
The Britifh troops have evacuated Hanover, and
withdrawn to cantonments on the banks of the Weier.
Lord CA-rHcaR-c was at Bremen, with five rhouland
men, who, as well as the reft of the Bitifh force,
had received orders to re-embark.
Baron l'irucur was permitted, it teems, to be
prefent at the conferences it P►eiburgh, and it was
inferred from thence, on the Con•inegt, that fume
dircuffion refpeaing a peace between England and
France, took 'place these.

We flop the Prefs to Rate the following eircum•
(lances:—

Government have only this morning received of-
fici4l intelligence, that every thing is, by the media-
i inn of Pytaa, fo arranged, as to prevent say horti-
hides in the North of Germany, for die prefect frofors.

Mr. Fox and Lord Gsnovsit.a's friends affirls,
that they do not feparate,, and that neither of them
:,•roes at thi. time into 01lice.
'1;k: friends of Lord Stosintrrn aftert, that he
tri!L decline eons*/ into Ace. unlefs his Majarry
01.01 leave it to bias to form an entirely new Admi.
,iiiration. It is'on the ether hand flamed to be the
palate determination of bis Mayssii to retain all
his precast Miuifiers, and only to fill the vacancies
aceafioned by the lamented death of Mr. PITT.
It is Paid that I.ord HAWKIVIT/Ry and Lord Cat-
T otswill be moved from their prefent tituationt.
to others of more laborious duty, and of weightier
and more confpienons refponfibility. •
We here merely repeat the rumours of the day,
without being enabled to confirm them.

Yefterday morning. at nine o'clock, the Prince of
Wads and Duke of Yote arrived at Windfor frtsm
town, and returned again at half patt four it, the
afternoon
Yellerday morning, at ten o'clock, the Duke of
CAMBRIDGE arrived at Windfor, from town.
The Drike of CUMBERLAND left Windfor at half
paR eleven o'clock, for town.
At half pall two o'clock the Duke of Gamiest-
rat arrived at Windfor.
Yellerday being Mr. Fox's birth-day, who enter-
ed into his fifty-eighth year, a confiderable number
of his private friends dined with him at his houfe in
Arlington•fireet. Several parties alfo dined at the
Britifk Coffee Houle, Crown and Anchor, and
Thatched Houle Tavern!, to celebrate this favou-
rite Anniverfary.
Mr. MiLd, the Melfenger, arrived in town froth
abroad, on Sonday.
Oa Monday, Mr. Podia, the Mefrenger, left
town for abroad.
Joao. Gm-narrate ANDRIMI, Efq. is elated Sur-
germ to the Eaft Regiment of London Militia.
On Thurfday was married, by tfle Rev. EDWARD
Swerst AN, at Runacrn, in Norfolk, Wistrast Swat.
Nall, Efq. to Mifs LAIR daughter if SAIIVIL
Laws, Efq. Colleaor of his Majelly's Culloras at
Lynn Regis.
Derear-tava.—Lali night the Traveler: was re.
peered for the third time. It is Rill ton long. The
houfe was crowded in every part, and it was received
throughout with applaufe.
Mager BITTY played the part of Tancred lag night
at Covent Carders, with much faeces. mirs SUITOR,
in Sigifinunda, received muck and deferved applaufe.
The hook was but thinly eitended, but boaßed fome
fathion in the perfons. of.the Countefs of Mount
EDl:lto:am, and Lady C, Cady:Lir.
The late revere wind. have done confiderable
chief at Dover. The new works, conaruaing on
the heights, have been materially injured, and (eve-
ral of the barrack-tooma partly unroofed. The
Swath Pier has alto fullaintd foot damage, though
not fo much as might have been expeacd. The
Ilona jetty, to the Weßward, is almoll covered with
()single ; in many parts three and four feet deep,
thrown up by the impetuntity of the furl, which
wetheil, at times, completely over it. A bong caller.
ly gale will he reqr.ifid to carry it away again. N.,t
a vast heslacen at anchor, in the Roads, for fine
weeks pall ; neither was there a tali to be teen at lea
for many days together. A part. of &a amour
SMITH'S Pier, immediately under the C.ifidea.basUire-
ui:e been seethed away by the violence orthe wales,
and otherwile much damaged.
A letter from Shrewfbur y feys--11 Agnang other
fatal eifear of the aloud, the following haws come to
out knowledge—a young woman. at Pretton-boats.
going with her fether in a boat to the atqltance of
fome parlors who were. endeavouring to lave their
heep.in conleguence cf its getting between two
and upfettmg, was onfottuwely drowned, but the
father was laved bk. laying G, Id 'f, and elimbinbone
of the trees, till &Silence was afforded. A valuable
dreoght horfe was drowned near the Abbey Mil ;
and he pigs carried riff, belonging to a poor man.—
From inquiry. we learn that the water was not to
high, by nearly a yard perpendicular, as in the great
Rood of Fehruary, 57952,

The numerous inflames of focidendeat'l that arc
daily occurring from Cramp, Gout, Spatm; &c. at
taclung the fiennach, head, and howeit, are very
alarmiug. We are authorized to far, tha, Oricy'a
Effence of Jamaica Oini'er intitustarreoully relie►e►
Oda dreadful midedits.