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London, England, 1803-01-22 00:00:00

1::) UTCI I MAIL

A Mail arrived this morning from 1-I(.llanri.
which brings the following :
VIENNA, DEC. v.—The clay before yefterday
we received the melancholy intelligence, that the
meritorious Count BIarHOLD, and two fcrvants,
travelling from this city to Munich, were attacked
and murdered by 14 robbers, in a wood near Ho.
henlinden. The poftillion, who was fortunate
enough to efcape, Rates, that the robbers carried
off the bodies.

General Count MERRVILD, it is raid, has been
appointed Imperial Envoy to the Court nt Ruffla.

Hacus, JAN. 15.—The bankruptcy of the met.
cantile houfe at Paris, known under the firm of
CAR R I B t war, and Co. will occifion con fiderable
delay in the expedition defined for Louiliana, as
the above houfe was charged with the bufinefs of
furnithing the provillons.---AmArdamiche Courant,
7astmary 1816.

I.he following particulars appear in The Courier
de Loam of la night :-
14 The line of condua lately porfued by the
FIRST Cowart refpeaing the organization of the
army has given rife to very general difcontent
among the old Officers. Regiments are new re-
formed under the pretence that they are reduced
to a very (mall number of men ; and they are then
incorporated into thole regiments where favour is
to be &ern to the Chief Officers. It mull be
confeffed, that the Officers who have been re-
formed Rill retain the rank and pay of ;lanai
service; but they are well aware that this atten-
tion in their behalf is but a thing of the moments
and that its objed is to filence the prefcnt mur-
murs, and to ad only as a tranfition that may can•
duce to a perfci reform."
STATI TRIALS—We were, in common with our
cotemporaries, led into an error yellerday as to
the perfons againft whom no Bills arc found. It
should (lend thus :
Winterloottom was the perfon who was indifted,
and returned in the Bill as not found againfl him.
Chink: Petard/ remains in Newgate, end
gobs Coaef/ was admitted, on the motion of Mr.
ATTORNLY GIN tem., an evidence for the Crown.

Lord HAMPDEN had a facet Mufical Party lait
night.
RANELACN MASQ.DERADE.-011 Thurfclay even.
ing a grand Mafguer sde was given at Ranelagh,
in honour of her MAJESTY'S Birth day. Notwith-
(landing the diflance of that place from town, and
the unfavourable Rate of the weather, the agree-
able nature of the amufement, in the place of all
others the belt adapted to it, brought together
very numerous afremblage.
The molt remarkable of the characters that ap-
peared were a group of beautiful hay makers, who
boated of their addrefs in managing a rale. There
was a multitude of Harleguiru, who appeared to
want rather the difpnfition, than the power, to be
very alive. There were no Colambirso. A num-
ber of chambermaid: were extremely troublefome
with their brooms. I-fair-dr:ler:, coNcrt, eirar.
tinier:, radon, Stc. kept up the bottle of the night.
A number of females (ported their figures of all
forts in reale attire, from that maw:poise which
would do honour to an Alderman, to the fpruce.
delicate form of an emancipated fchoolboy, mak-
ing his firft campaign in Bond-flreet. A toler-
able faer teafed the company, by commencing a
number of merry tunes, then flopping, and running
' away, to play the fame trick in another place,
as loon as he had got a numerous fet of dan-
cers around him. Towards the dole of the
night, a gentleman, who, we underltand, is a
profeffional finger, though we could not learn
his name, colleted the principal part of the re-
maining company about him. He executed a
I number of fine Songs in a very mailerly flyle.
Two mutilated Sailor, very pathetically fang a long,
the burthen of which was,
And Dow, alas' were fare s! to beg
With wasidas arm, and wesaten liti.
There were a number of Aghtfirseredgentry pre-
fent ; but at the commencement of their depreda-
tions, they made an attempt on Captain Holmes,
who was a match for them. The moll naive
was feised, and given in charge to the Officer of
Police in attendance ; but his iiiiilciates fucceeded
in refcuiag him, by making a roils, while the
officer was taking him through the room. He left
his hat, and tome articles, which were found OA
him, in pc.frcliGon of the officer.