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FRIDAY, JANUARY 5.

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Yesterday Prince STAHREHBERG, the Austrian Mi-
nister, accompanied by his two Secretaries, Messrs.
PROVOST and AGNEAU, had a conference with the
Marquis WELLESLEY and the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, at the Foreign Office. We cannot pre-
tend to any knowledge of what passed at this inter-
view ; but we understand that the two Austrian Se-
cretaries left town this day with dispatches for Paris.

In the succeeding columns we have laid before our
Readers part of a very long dispatch from the Go-
vernor and Supreme Council of Bengal directed to
Sir GEORGE BARLOW, but really addressed to the Bri-
tish Army at the Madras Presidency, pn the subject
of the disorders which have taken place in that quar-
ter. The general principles laid down in this docu-
ment are so clear as to defy illustration, nor can their
application to the present case be questioned ;—but
principles applicable to the duty Cof rulers might be
put with equal force, the neglect of which is often
the cause of the violation of propriety in the subor-
dinate departments. We mean not to affirm or'deny
any thing respecting the alledged causes of the pre-
sent disturbance, but merely to deprecate those high
ideas which frequently make rulers refuse that prompt
relief which would heal a dangerous breach, from a
fear of lessening their own authority.

The Masters of two vessels which have arrived at
Liverpool from America, report, that an embargo
had again been imposed in the ports of the United ,
States, previous to their sailing. That is, they broke
the embargo, and it is asserted, that between 70 and
80 have sailed from America under the same circum-
stances. No official accounts have been received of
the American Government having had recourse to
this measure.
Vessels still continue to arrive frcm Hjlland. A
considerable number of them reached oistr.coasts yes-
terday, but they do not bring papers to a more recent,
date than those before received.
Two Gottenburgh Mails, which arrived this morn-
ing, furnish us with the following intelligence :--

GOTTENBURGH, DEC. 16.
Gustavus IV. with his Family and attendants, ar-
rived at Carlscrona on Monday last, from which place
they will embark for Stralsund, on board the Swedish
frigate Camilla. After a few days stay at Stralsund,
they will proceed to Baden, the place allotted them
for their future residence.

STOCKHOLM, DECEMBER 19.
His Royal Majesty's health is daily improving.
and likely to he shortly perfectly restored.
On the 6th inst. &iron*John of Puke, High Ad.
;lira' and Knight of the. Order of the Sword, was in.

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Exchequer Bills 7s. to I Os. pre.—lndia Boa& 235. to
PRICF OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
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• 3 pee Cent. Co. shut Exch.
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Long Ann. iSi 9-16tha Bills, 10s. 7s. p
4 per ern*.
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State Lottery Tick. ,
Cons. for acc. 7O
, Yesterday Prince Srarmaaezzao, the Aust
mister, accompanied by his two Secretaries,
Is ' PROVOST and AGNEAU, had a conference 1
• Marquis WELLESLEY and the CHANCELLOI
EXCHEQUER, at the Foreign Office. We car
', tend to any knowledge of what passed at tl
, view ; but we understand that the two Ausi
' • cretaries left town this day with dispatches fo
In the succeeding columns we have laid be
Readers part of a very long dispatch from
vernor and Supreme Council of Bengal din
• Sir GEORGE BARLOW, but really addressed to
tish Army at the Madras Presidency, pn the
i 1 of the disorders which have taken place in th
..11 ter. The general principles laid down in tt
' 1i
ment are so clear as to defy illustration, nor
application to the present case be questionei
principles applicable to the duty (of rulers e
put with equal force, the neglect of which
1 I
the cause of the violation of propriety in th
dinate departments. We mean not to affirm
:
any thing respecting the alledged causes of
sent disturbance, but merely to deprecate th
ideas which frequently make rulers refuse tha
relief which would heal a dangerous breach,
fear of lessening their own authority.
The Masters of two vessels which have a.
Liverpool from America, report, that an i
had again been imposed in the ports of th,
States, previous to their sailing. That is, th
the embargo, and it is asserted, that between
80 have sailed limn America under the same
stances. No official accounts have been rel
the American Government having had rei
this measure.
Vessels still continue to arrive from H 4911
considerable number of them reached oltue<
terday, but they do not bring papers to a me
date than those before received.
1 Two Gottenburgh Mails, which arrived t}
ing, furnish us with the following intelligent
GOTTENBURGH, D
Gustavus IV. with his Family and anent
rived at Carlscrona on Monday last, from wt
they will embark for Stralsund, on board the
frigate Camilla. After a few days stay at 1.
they will proceed to Baden, the place allot
for their future residence..
STOCKHOLM, DECEM
His Royal Majesty's health is daily in
and likely to he shortly perfectly restored.
On the 6th inst. bwonlohn of Puke, F
viral and Knight of the Order of the Swori