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London, England, 1801-03-09 00:00:00

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

VIENNA, FEB. t6.—The Court has received the
Treaty concluded at Luneville. This agreeable
news has been publithed here, but without any fo-
lernity of form. It is probable that it will not be
proclaimed till the ratifications are exchanged.—
We can now (late, that M. the Baron de Tu octal-

has entirely withdrawn from public affairs. He
has even refined the adminiftration of the Italian
provinces committed to his care. He is about to
quit the capital in order to go and live at Cracow.
He has already taken leave. The news of peace
leaves no room for attention to this event, which
excites no emotion. The Emperor has appointed
his brother, the Archduke JOHN, Direelor Gene-
ral of the Artillery, with the affillance of the two
Generals TROON and De VA UX. The Archduke
CHARLES has fent extraordinary couriers with
inftruelions for the Commandants of Eaftern Gal-
licia, Hungary Proper, and Croatia. It is thought
that they relate to the march of the Ruffians. Let-
ters from the Greek merchants of Moldavia and
Wallachia, !late that thefe troops continue their
march along the frontiers of European Turkey.
FEB. 17.—Lord Mum) continues to affert that
the Englifh have effetted a debarkation in Egypt
without °Made ; bat he adds, without doubt, to ,
give more credit to the news, that they have been
rcpulfed from the interior, whither they had pene-
trated. We muff then believe that the defcent
has been effected by another divifion than that
which was at the end of December, at the Bay of
Makri.

FEE. 18.—The Note relative to the peace of
the Empire was font on the loth to all the Am.
baffadors and Chargé d'Affaires of the Rates of the
Empire. It is not to be doubted but that the fyf-
tern of fecularization will be adopted anew, in
order to procure indemnifications. Count COZEN-1--
z EL has fcnt a long memorial on the fecularizations
and indemnities. The plan has been approved of
by the Emperor, and fent to Luneville.
FRANCK FORT, FEB. 24.—Letters from Moravia
confirm the news that a fpeedy infurredion is
threatened in Servia by the Chrillian inhabitants
of that province, wbo are extremely difcontented
with the Porte. The fevere and cruel charader of
the Paella of Belgrade has inflamed this difpofi-
tion—A general infurreCtion of tie inhabitants of
Turkey in Europe, which may be the more rapid,
that it may be connefted with the rebellion of
PAsswAN OGLOU.

BAMBERG, FEB. 23.—Various plans of indem-
nities and arrangements are circulated. That
which the Gazettes of Franconia give moltcredit
to imports that the whole of that circle is defined
for the Grand Duke of Tufcany, and that the King
of Pruffia willbe indemnified for the ceffion of the
Margraviate of Anfpach and Bareuth by Hanover,
the Bilhopric of Ofnaburgh, Hamburgh, Lubeck,
&c. However, thefe are only conjeetures, and it
is probable that nothing is yet definitively fettled
between the principal powers upon the general plan
of indemnities. Some perfons, who have the means
of being well informed, allure us that Hamburgh
will preferve its independence.
BERLIN, FE e. 3.—The following details tranf-
pired here yellerday : M. d'Havowirz
yeller-
day received a vilit from the Hanoverian En-
voy, who muff doubtlefs have been fent to the
Prullian Minitler by Lord CARYSEORT, in order
to found him refpdting the projeas of his Go-
verntnent. He adverted to the diftinetion that
fubfifts between Great Britain and Hanover ; to
the fate that may eventually await that Eleflorate,
which, by palling into the hands of one of the
fons of the KING of ENGLAND, might form an in-
dependent State ; to the forbearance of that Elec-
torate to intermeddle in the ezifting difputes ; and,
finally, to the refolution taken by the Hanoverian
Government to hold itfelf wholly aloof from them.
To thefe obfervations the Prufilan Minifter thus
replied : That as his Britannic Mikity adopted
by lea whatever meafures he thought proper, fo
the Continental Powers imagined themfelves en.
titled to ad in a fimilar manner with regard to
their territories."

The ,enor of the anfwer made by Mr. Ros-ror-
SIN to Lord GRENVILLE is, that " as the Court of
London has afted with ill faith towards Ruffia,
his IMPERIAL MAJESTY laid an embargo on the
Englifh fhipping, and that he Ihould continue that
embargo until Malta was reflored to the Order of
Sr. JOHN : that there (hips, and the feamen be-
longing to them, have been put in a place of fumy:
that the wants of the prifoners (hall be fupplied ;
and that the agent Scow' 3T (hall be fent back as
not being wanted ; and, finally, that Enisland
Ihould entertain no hopes of renewing her inter-
courfe with Rulfla until Malta Ihall be reftored."

The KING of PRUSSIA laid a few days ago in
the rnielit of his Court, England has gone too
great lengths; it is time that this comedy were
concluded ; the Englifh have difcovered their
perfidy; the moment has at length arrived for
bringing them to their fenfes..—Maiiihur.
MINDEN, FAB. is believed that the occu-
pation of Bremen, Hamburgh, and the Electorate
of Hanover, depends on the anfwer from the Bri.
Oh Cabinet to the late Note of his Priiiiian Ma-
jelly. A corps of troops from the interior of Pruf-
fia are on their march ; its force is not exactly af-
certained.

WssEL, FEB. 22.—The army of infurrettion in
Tranfylvania, under the orders of Baron de KisN-
MAYIR, and which, with the Hungarian levie', is
approaching the Turkifh frontiers, es raid, in a let-
ter frum Strafburgh, of February 26, to have for
its objeet the expulfion of the Turks from Europe.
The French army, for the purpofe of better fub-
faience, had, notwithftanding the figning of peace,
advanced to St. Pzltcn, within ten leagues of
Vienna.

BOURDEAuX, Fes. 2g..--There exit's, it I:
a fecret treaty between the Court of Spa;
the French Government, by which his Cat
Majefty cedes to the French Republic Loui
and all its dependencies. We only give this
ligence as a report generally circulated. It is
however, that it is contained in a :letter frt
member of one of the firftauthoi ;ties in tht
Pablic.—Officialgournal of la Gironde..
MADRID, FEB. r2.—lt appears from what
learn, that the French Republic pielres
dare war againft Portugal. It is even laid th
refolution to do fo has been adopted by the Cc
Nothing, however, is yet known. Scvc) al
ordinary fittings have been held, at which
prelim the French and Spanifli Anibafftdoi s.
Prince of Peace afillied. Nothing, hewn
known, notwitliKanding it is inhici tit)od th;
chief aid-decamp of the Prince fets out s
Commiffary at War to trace out the line.; n)
French cainp.—Official Journal of the Prefree,
la Gironde.

LISBON, Frs. to--On the 7th a courier a:
here from Madrid. The Pi ince Krcrsv,
nth
on the point of letting out for a party of ph
ordered his attendants to defer their pr,:pari,
and upon reading the difpatehes br.aTlit h,
courier, he ordered a Council of State to be .:
diately funimoned, at the dole of which a co
extraordinary was dilpatchtd to Madrid. It is
that the math of this Council was, that a for.l
tion be addieffed to his Catholic Majdly, coal;
him to exert his belt endeavours to procure for
Court of Litho') a Iliort refpite, cf which it Rani.
in the utmoit need. It is true, indeed, that th
Court of Portugal is now placed in the molt strs -
ing dilemma : threatened by land with an att.:CF..
which it has no means of refiflin?; if it yid& ro
the demands of thole ContinentarPowers, it mutt
have every thing to dread by lea. It has in Eng.
land a large convoy of merchant vellels, the cal -
goes of which are already paid ; it expeasbefiLks,
from the Brazils, a very numerous and rich con.
voy. If therefore it yields to France, the convoy
in England will have an embargo laid on it ; it
has likewife to tremble for her Brazil convoy,
England denounces all her refentment againit the
Portugueze, lhould they attempt to negotiate
without her confent.
PETERSBURGN, DEC. 26.—The Northern Con-
vention ratified by his IMPERIAL MAJESTY of all
the Ruffias
We Nue. I. by the grace of God, Emperor and
Autocrat of all the Ruflias, of Moldavia, Kim it,
Waldimiz, Novogorod ; Czar of Cafan, and Grand
of the Sovereign Order of St. John of Jeruldem,
do notify by the prefent, that in concert with his
Majefly the KING of SWEDEN, our refpeelive Ple-
nipotentiaries have concluded and ligned, in our
city of St. Peterlburgh, on the t6th of December,
1800, a Convention for a Naval Armed Neutrali-
ty, the tenor of which runs as follows :—[ See the
Treaty in a former Paper.]
After a due examination of the motives therein
enumerated, we fanaion, confirm, and ratify it
by the prefcnt, in the moll folemn manner, and
in every article, promifing, on our Imperial word,
for ourfelvcs and our fucceffors' inviolably to ob.
ferve and execute every thing flipulated by the
laid Convention ; in virtue of which we have figned
our prefent Imperial Ratification with our own
hand, and have thereunto affixed the Great Seal
of our Empire.
Done at 6t. Peterlburgh (8), asth Dec. aBOO, and of our
Reign the sth Year. (Signed)
PAUL,
COUNT DE ROSTOPSIN.

LONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH 9.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

Confols 35 for Acc. 55i.
5 per Cent. 91 ii—Omnium it prem.
►RICK OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY
Bank Stock rout Loyalty that
3 per Cent. Red. (hut Long. Ann. fhut
3 per C. C0nf.331 Short Ann. fhut
4 per Ci nt. Conf. rout India Bonds as.
per C. Navy Cool. for April 3S{

It gives us great fatisfaEtion to (late, that there
is every reafon to believe, that the ardent willies
of a loyal people will foon be gratified by the per-
feet recovery of their beloved SOVEREIGN,. The
Bulletins of yefterday and this day prefcnt the molt
agreeable profpeet. They are as follow :

" Qll LIN'S HOUSE, MARCH 8, itkt•
" HIS MAJESTY has had a good night, and his
fever gradually declines. (Signed)

" T. GISBORIII.
" H. R. REYNOLDS."

osevx's HOUSI, MARCH 9, !Sot.
" His MAJESTY IS in all refpedts much better,
and teems to he faft approaching to recovery.
(Signed) " T. GISSORI4I.
" 51. R. REYNOLDS.''

Yeßerday we received French Journals up to the
sth inR. inclufive. According to the Moniteur of
that date, Admiral GAN THEAUMS has Captured five
or fix Briti(h vclTels, among which is one having on
board one hundred and eighty women, going
from Malta to Minorca. They belonged to the
army under Sir RALPH AIIERCItO/4111E. It appears,
from this intelligence, that the French fquadron
mull have been to the eaftward of Minorca.

The official Joel-nal Cgs, alto, that it is confi-
dently reported, that the King of Naples has flint
his ports againfl the Englifh, and laid an embargo
on their vcffels.

Intelligence from Berlin flutes, that the Hano-
verian Mini(ler having rpade Tome reprefentations
to Count HAUGWI C 7, refpefting the neutrality of
the Eleetorate, and its having no connettion with
the political intcrsas and views of Great Britain,

the Minifler is raid to have replied, " that as tire
King of Great Britain ailed arbitrarily on
Peas, the Continental Powers v-onlil do:Iv: !..rne
at land."

The King Cf Pruffia alio is Hated to have pub-
licly ufed very extraordinary language in
/nicht of his Court, refpetaing this country: The
late Memorial of the rail-Ilan Cour; renders no-
thing of this kind Loprobable. • ty intelligence
fromLifbon, a courier is flat 7.,1 to have arrivedthcre
from Madrid, and to have fet out again, on his
turn, the fame evening, after the Regent had held
d Cabinet Council. The Portuguefe Cot;rt, it is
added, has entreated the Court of Spain to pro-
cure fome delay of time, in'order to negotiate with
the ;Englifh, who threaten Portugal with the de-
tention of her trade and the capture of her Co-
lonies ; betides which, two convoys are upon their
voyage from the Brazils, which may fall into the
hands of that power.
The anther given by the Rufriiin Chancery to
ihe Rote of Lord Gasvvicce is Paid to be—that
no communication could take place between the
Courts of London and St. Peterfburgh, until the
furrender of Malta ;—that the flips and cargoes
had been placed in a Rate of fecurity, and that care
Ihould be taken for the fupport of the prifoners.

The Bifhop of PETE R lIOP.OUG H prearhtd a
Sermon yeflerday at the Chapel Royal, St. James's
before the
The Duke of YORE filw the KING on Saturday
for the firft time Grace his recovery.
We are happy to learn that Mr. ADDINGTON
was yefterday recovering from his late indifpoll-
tion, which was as Ridden as it was violent.
The London Gazette of Saturday WI announ-
ces the death of her Royal Highnefs PHILIP.
?INA CHARLOTTE, DIICheiS Dowager of Brunf
wick, and lifter' of Farnreic the Great, King of
Pruffia. Her Royal llighnefs was horn on the
filth of March 1716. She was mother of the
reigning Duke, and Grandmother of her Royal
Highnefs the PRINCESS of Watt s.
Lord F. SPENCER, fecond fon of the Duke of
Me R LBOROUC H, was on Friday elated Member
for the county of Orford, in the room of Lord C.
SPENCER.

Mr. Yoe KE, the Secretary at War, was rc-elceed
for Cambridgefhire, on 'ruefday lull, with onc
renting voice, that of a Mr. Gun.
All Officers abfent on leave are to be in Garri.
fon by the loth init. or they will be reported "Ab-
sent without leave." All men abfent on furlough,
are to be at Head-quarters by the loth inflant,
or they will be treated as Deferters.
The departure of Citizen OTTO from this coun-
try is, at leaft, delayed. Our Government has
informed him that, on account of the KING'S in-
difpofition, it was impoffible to take his MAJErr r's
;nitrations on the fubjeLt of the La Note from
Citizen TALLIERAND but that the Admiralty
Board had in the interim fent inftrueions to our
!hips of war, to fufpend the orders. recently given
for the capture of French fithing velfels.
For the accommodation of the Trade with Por-
tugal, his Majefty's Pollmafters General have di-
reeted an extra mail to be made up for Lifbon on
Saturday night next, at the General Poll Office,
us be difpatched in a packet from Falmouth im-
mediately after the artival of fuch Mail at that
place.
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.—S6th day. No.
38443, a Prize of wool. ; Nos. 4,123, 55,570,
Prizes of tool.; and No. 55,13 t, a Prize of Sol.
At the laft Court Ball at Dublin Cattle, it is
fluted, " that the prcfs into the fupper-room was
fo great, that one Lady of high dillinetion, in a
!late of pregnancy, was obliged to be conveyed
home, and others fuffered exctedingly."
Captain }ITEMS*, of the 17th Regiment, on
Sunday 1.111, walked Go miles on the Doncaller
Race-courfe, for a wager of woo guineas; lac was
allowed twenty-one hours, but performed it with
cafe in feventeen and a !talk

&oar:No.—The grand match of Pidgeon-
Shooting, at Wrotham, in Kent, was on Friday
decided; the odds, before the trigger was drawn,
were two to one in favour of the Hon. THOMAS
IVILLIAM COVENTRY. Each Man had twelve
filets, and they killed as under :

The Hon...T. W. C•v+lt ry - - - 3
Thomas Robb:fon - - - - 7^lo
Mr. Meyers - - - - 6
Mr. Barton - - - - 6—t2
Of eourfe the Hon. T. W. COVEN TR i loft by
r.vo birds.

The concourfe of perfon; preil.nt was very great,
and their dicappointment was equal to their
number. _ _ _

A curious caufe is mix carried on, both plcad-
"lngg and proofs, in a funthern provincial Newf.
paper. The Driver of a mail-coach cbargcs on
oat% the Guard with fecreting an pat-
finger among the bills of parcels, without account-
ing to his employer. The Guard has ilifchargcd
a blunder f: affidavit point blank in denial. 'The
Driver, who Arms to have the sub /Avid as yet,
has rejoined, Rating, that the Aid outAk pairen-
ger was Mr. —, a tallow-chandler, of a certain
town, and that the Paid chandler took a t 4 in the
;nail-box, and fo paired die poit-houfes undif-
covered. - _ _ _

_ -
The Houk of Delegate, of Virginia lately paf
fed an id againft duelling : it decrees th.tt the
property both of the challenger and the challenged
and the perfon carrying the challenge, fhallim-
mediately on giving or receiving it, pais to their
karat and that they fltall be incap tcitated from
holding real eflate, and any office under the Go-
vernment, &c. The' bill has, however, been re-
kaed in the Senate.
It is Rated that the price of mahogany at Hon-
duras has fallen from pl. Jos. to aol. in con&
Ipance of Americans being prohibited to trade
thither is their own (hips.
A revere (hock of an earthquake was felt at New-
Pc", Harlovev. BoftoN and Concord, and other
Parts 9fAmocrica, on ariltmas day laft.,

EMIT IC A L INY'EL rariv.cr.

MAILS THIS DAY.--Wind S. W,

o Hamburgh
1 Dtd:lin,
• ‘4.terfortl,
• Dwin4L.tlee,

DARTMOUTH, MARCH 7

This day arrived from a cruize off the roan of
Spain, the Terrier brig privateer, of Dover, M.
CHrrrs, Efii. Commander ; carrying 14 guns,
12-pounders, and 6o men, with a large Dani:h
Well-Indiaman, called tl:c Hannah, from the
Hand of St. Thomas's, bound to P.ltona, with a
cargo of coffee, tobacco, and ineLgo, which the
captured, and which is valued at upwards of forty
thoufand pounds flerling ; the Terrier, off Cape
Ortcgal, fell in with the French fquadron, Which
lately eluded the vigilance of our cruizers, and
from which the &aped by dint of fnperior
On the 16th ult. the captured in Vigo Bay, a Spa-
rat brig laden with wine and oil, which the car.
Tied into Viana ; and on her return to England to
refit, captured the above prize.