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

PRIVATE LETTER,

Vienna, Feb. zr.

The following note was this day fent, from the
Chancery of State, to all Ambaffadors and Agents
from States of the Empire, retiding here :—" The
French Government has made it an ex prefs con-
dition of the hells armiftice for 3o days, that,
during that period, not only the negociations for
peace with Auftria fhould be finifhed, but that
the EMPEROR, as Chief of the Empire, fhould
likewife conclude a peace for the German Em-
pire, as the bcft means of obviating the prolizities
infeparable from a Congrefs of peace for the Em.
pire. His IMPELIAL MAJESTY could not but I
comply with this propofal, and finds it necefrary
to inform the whole of the States of the Empire li
thereof. He will, on this occafion, endeavour
as much as poffible, to intercede for the intereii
of the whole ; but fhould the rcfult not entirely
anfwer his intentions, it muff be confldered as a
confequence of the prefent unfavourable circum-
fiances, and the Esessaost mutt leave it to the
option of any State that might confider itfelf
as having been injured thereby, to appeal to the
French Republic."—This note was difpatched to
all Imperial Ambaffadors with the Circles of the
Empire, on the Bth inftant.

ANOTHER LETTER MIMI DATE.

Our Amballidor at Berlin has received orders
to propofe an alliance between the Courts of
Vienna and Berlin, tending to the welfare of Ger-
many; and is raid to have received the moll fa-
vourable affurances of the readinefs of the latter
Court to comply with this propofal. The Arch.
duke CHARM has written to the EMPEROR of
Ruffia, and no doubt Is entertained that the good
underftanding between our Court and that of
Rullia will be re-eftabliihed in confequence thereof.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JAM. 13.

The Secretary of Lord &Alia is arrived here
with intelligence that the remainder of the t a,OOO
men. Englith troops. defined for Egypt. had now
alto landed at Marmora, where there is likewife a
great number of Englilh (hips of war. Engliih
(hips are (Lill cruising off Alexandria.—The re-
port that the French had offered to evacuate
Egypt, lince they had heard of the furrender of
Malta, is not credited here.

ELstnava, FES. 17.

All communication between the Baltic and
England Teems now Bopped ; and from a hint
given, that the Englifh Refident here (Mould ap-
ply for permiffion to retire into the country, very
ferious events fcem at iffue, which we are all
anzioufly expening : hitherto, however, we re-
main unmoleited; but inftead of fhips, troops ar-
rive, and only one folitary veffel from Gothcnbcrg
to Danzig, with herrings, has paired.

Her Royal Highnefs the Ditchers Dowager of
Bat:risme x is laid in the Hamburgh papers to be
much indifpofed.
The Buckingliamibire Militia are on their route
from Yaxley for Chelmsford.
ENGLISH STATF. LOTTERY:v.-Fifa day, firß
drawn, No, 42,161. Diamond Ticket, No, 9,488.
No. 41,709, a Prize of Soot. No. 30,(111, 36,694,
Prizes of tool. No. 23,665, a Prize of sol.
iftTeßerday morning Mr. Toss., of Liverpool,
had his pocket picka of Bank-notes and bills to
the amount of vol. while viewing the drawing
of the Lottery, in Guildhall.
On Friday, the 13th t•it. died, after a few days
aloes, and after havi;rg been bleffed with a fm-
gularly good conflitution. that truly refpeetable,
And highly refpe&ed char-alter, Mrs. Gs AV ENOR
who was dcfcended from the ancient family of St.
Albyn, and Rclift of the late Mr. G AAAAA OR. of
the city of Bridol, whore union together conti-
nued upwards cf./Ay-Igoe 'earl. Her manners
were gentle and engaging, and her d:fpofition
was benevolent and 11.1 mane. In the IA L nfi.
menu of a well fpent and exemplary life, RI:
ceived, with &milers and compofure, t!se .tufsd
intimation of the probability of her arpro
diffolution, and took an affedionate No of ixr
children, whose Sebes left fincerely and dcri.ly :3
bewail the lots of her who was a Mai,, in‘td/

NAUTICAL INTELL,VEA'CE.

YARMOIJ l'H, r.

Arrived the MADRAS man of W.3l'.—On Ft ;day
evening arrived Sir Hy OF. PARKER to take the
command of the North Sea fleet, and ycilerday
morning he hoiii:el his Rag, blue at the main, on
board the Alcor s into war.—This day arriv-
ed the KING GF HGe Paeleer, Capt. its s, Voth
Mills from Cu:ihaven, s.,:Lich pi:ie..: lie tell lilt
Wednefday, with the Di.lx a Packet, CApt. OS-
BORNE, who is lumrly expe&sd. 'Me PRI NC F. of
ORANGE Packet, Capt. PitinGE, takes the Mails
and PaTcugers oa 'Muriel:Ay next.—Th: day ar-
rived All) the Isis, of go guns, :nut the 131. SCh
and another fhip .of war.—According to report,
there is to he a fleet of 34 fail of the line, betides
frigates, aifembled here, and one tilivifion is to he
Rationed at Leith, and the other two in our roads.
Motinav, MARCH 2.—Yriteeday evening arriv-
ed the DIANA PACKET, Capt. Os s, with mails
and paffengers from Cuxhaven. Sonic fears are
entertained refpeaing the safety of the PRINCE OF
WALES PACKET, Capt. HF.ARN, as they all failed
from this place together, hut were feparated in a
gale of wind, and when the Packets left Cuxhaven,
which was two days after their arrival, the PRINCE
Or WALES had not reached that port.—Arrived
the AGAMEMNON from the Nore.

PLYMOUTH. FEB. ti

Came in the French brig la Deux Freres, from
Mintz, bound to Ilourdeaux, laden with flour,
captured by the DORIS of 36 guns, Capt. Lty KIN.
Came in from a cruife, his Majesty's (hips IwoE-
rn-ricia.ses of 3S guns, Captain SCOTT, and the
IMMORTALITE of 36 guns, Captain Hornam.
Sailed on a cruifc his Majefly's flips Cev or, of
36 guns, Captain CUNNINGHAM, GARLAND Of 2t/
guns, Captain HONEYMAti, and the RANARD of
8 guns, Captain SPICER.
Came in from a cruize, the fchooner privateer
Lord Nelfon, of this Fort, Captain GIVSON, Of
10 guns, and 31 men ; two days ago, being on a
cruize off the craft of France, the fell in with and
engaged, alter a fix hours chace, a very fine
French lugger privateer, called l'Efpoir, from St.
Malues, ut 14. brats guns and 70 men, and after
ranging up under her quarter, and giving her
one compleat and well diredied broadside, the
Frenchman hauled down his colours, and captain
Gies()); took poffeffion of her; the proved to be a
well equipped lugger, quite new, had been at sea'
only two days, and had made no captures ; the
OISEAU, Of 36 guns, Captain FITZROY, hove in
fight at the time of the capture, and put 4 prize-
mailer on board l'Efpoir, anal it is luppofed has
taken her to Portfmouth ; from all we can learn
much credit kerns due to Captain G, som and hi;
gallant crew, in dialing this capture, as the Lord
Nelfon is a vela very inferior to l'Ef'poir, and
her crew confifted of Ws than half the number of
the Frenchmen they had to contend with.
An American fhip laden with flour, pallid this
port to the eaftward yeilcrday; the is one of fifteen
fail that are gone up Channel from America,
laden with flour for London. _ .

The INDEFATIGAISLE, of 38 guns, a few days
ago, cut out of a bay near Morbilrtn, on the
French coal}, a very large French cutter, full of
troops, which had taken Richer under a battery, by
which the boats employed on the fervice were
very much annoyed, and it is reported, that an
officer and nine men were killed; the cutter was
brought off, but has not yet arrived.
MARCH o.—This morning arrived here l'Elpoir
French lugger privateer, of 14. guns. It is with
concern we have to Rate, the annoyance given to
the trade of this country, by the numerous French
privateers now at tea : on Thurfday laR late in the
evening, a number of !hips and vac's failed from
thence, for London and other eaftern ports ; and
on the following day in the evening,a large French
cutter privateer fell in with them off the Bolt, and
captured nine fail of the fleet, which fhe fent to
France ; among them is the Grace brig of this port,
Captain Sum, laden with merchandize for Lon-
don : the Mate of this veffel, with all the crew,
except the maßcr and boy, took to their boat, and
got affiore near Salcombe, and reached this place
late UR evening‘