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London, England, 1804-12-22 00:00:00

LONDON.

EATUKDAY. DECEMBER
NOCE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
Cent for Jas. 59,14 dbr. on.—Refixed Ski St,..
Opisitivas cEL.-
barn ANL s st-i6tSs I.

.are furry to amounts that the &caps frigate
fa go fhrwe p quarter of a mile from the place where
.the VIIIIIISAILS Will loft. The crew. however, are
' all We.

it is rammed is &me of the political circles, that
thplanSan Con&llor of Stare Czasroatascr, in

ltalktr to the repeated notes of the PruiG in miniary,
oilasintbayedllgoa of their Sovereign towaris the
. allilitettni Ole sSferences fubSiting with France,
besonapreibyleclarett• to the Court of Berlin, " that
**At bad been concluded between the'Cabioets of
'Loudon and St. Peterlburgh, by the force of which
neither _of thafe Powers could any longer Mien to
l' Ptemfals of accommodation, but in conjunetion with
dui Giber ;" and therefore,
.« in the event that the
COM of the Thiamin mould be fcriontly inclined
to Mob soy prop& for a General Peace, in which
aims ladepeadeoce of the inferior States of Burt*
Iloold efeawally be guaranteed, his &Welly the Em.
per of Ruffle would lore no time in communicating
it to the nag of Great Britain."
We bow not what degree of credit is due to the
above swan ; but the doubts, which Some dart:from
sbellneaty behaving been pal:dialed, are of no force ;
fer the Trepty may contain other articles, which it
, weld be imprudent to divulge at this time.

A Hamborgh Mail arrived at elate hour lift night.
Tbs betels from Madrid re•affett what .has been be.
fore Rated, that Mr, Feu, left that city on the t4th
wk. The delay in his arrival is rather fingular.
Letters, dated Pillsza. (about thirty miles from
Leghorn), the soth November, Rate, that the ra.
wages of -the yellow fever had been dreadful—that
nearly forty perfups died daily for fome weeks, but
the Wan, and the clothes they died ir., were all con-
firmed by quick lime, in the outfkirts of the city of
Leghorn. The principal inhabitant, and merchants,
both Etrwlkan and Englifh, with their families, had
retired from Leghorn to Pita, Pillars, Florence, and
Rome. A sotdon of troops was, at the date of the
above letter, drawn round the environs ui Leghorn,
to prevent ingrefs to, and egrefs Iron), the., place.

lidenana,Novtrasa 55.—Mr. Fetal, the Engli(h
Cbarge d'Affaires, left this place ycfterday at boon
The ultimatum which be delivered in on the part of
ifts Court, was conlidered by ours as not admiMble
We now fee that we are involv.ed in a war with Eog
land. The voles which, on the firft intelligence of
the capture of our frigates at Cadiz, had f.tUen fifty-
two per cent. in value,-rote again a little, fo that the
elepreSon was only forty.five per cent., but at pre-
fent it is fnrty-eight. It is expeffed that the French
Anshafrador, General BOURNONVILLI, will return hi-
ther on a fcw days. •

ANOTHLI SAMI DATE.

The day before yefleiday, Lord I-losses° who,
welthills family, has been on an exeurlion to Valla-
dolid, returned to t:,is r.ty, and yeflerday fet out
with the Ezeills Charge si'.96:ailes. Mr. Faults, for
I.:lboo.

'Cantu Nov. t6.—Your taglira (Lips of the line,
and two frigates, are croialog before or Bay, the
.sl•tival of which has ninth alarmed us with fears of

. ...it, though they i•sve nct yet pre•ceeded to bai-
t, kv. The Englifh%ant (hips here are banning
Ile:: departure.
Our Gtuat;on, (hould a war break out. will be ex_
vseutely diftreffing, as we have only corn fufficient to
141 till tie mithille of December. The contagious
tiflomper. thank Goo, has er.tirely ceafed ; only about
to perfons die in a day nn An average. Thole who
have left the city do not, however, yet venture to
renrn.

Vienna, Dee. s.—By order of his Imperial Ma-
‘'rly, the Imperial Patent of the prefent year, ecla-
t—, to the afforuption of the heredii try imperial err:.
Auftria, *ill be putii;cly read on the ^th
pliacipz putts of Use city and fuburbs ; And

on the day efter (the Bth), the long announced WU- l
val will be celebrated. 1114 Imperial Majelly has or-
tiered that on this occaFan, trce adni;f:Gon to the
Theatres !hall be granted to every perfon during
three fucceiEve days. Their Imperial Makilies will
go in folemn proceflion from the Burg to the Metro.
politan Church of St. Stephen, where Tr Drum wil
be lung. The fellival will in like manner be cele-
brated by a Tr Deum at Prague, throughout Bohr,
mia, and ether pans of the Empire.
The fellival on the Bth will be announced by the
difcharge of tao pieces of cannon. Medals will be
prefented to particular perfons, but none will be
thrown among the populace.
On the sith the fetlival will be celebrated in the
two Proteflant churches of this capital.

Accounts have been received from Paris, that it
is intended to fend M. N6lllOlllll Ambailidor to this
Court. .

Within thefe few days two couriers have arrived
at Vienna from Peterfburgh.
AIILLI, Nov. 26.—0 n the sift inft. Lvesse Bo-
OOP/Wit and his family arrived here from Rome.—
He alighted at the honk of Gen..Tatvut2i, late Mi-
nifter at War, who is now at Paris. It is expefted
that his Ray here will be of tom: duration.
sacs via, Nov. 24.—The POPO has pretested the
General in Chicf, Jouusam, who came hither to pay
his retpeas to his Holinets, with s beautiful rotary, a
gold medal, and fome other things of value.
Lsomoar, Nov. 23.—The number of the dying
and tack decreafes, thank GOD, every day. The
Committee of Health now publilbes, weekly, an of-
ficial fill of the number of deaths and perfects Fick:
according to which, from the tath to the soh, t 23
perfons died, of whom 74 were of the fever. Yef-
terday only 8 perfona died, 'of whom 4 were of the
fever.

Vaults, Dsc. I.—Since the diflemper of Malaga
has brcke out at Leghorn. many flips have arrived
here, but all are obliged to perlbrm quarantine ac-
cording to the ports from which rheylFriree for 45,
7a, 10G, and 120 days.

It is Paid, that the Hereditary Prince of Wurtem-
berg, who has arrived here on his journey from
Lower Italy to Vienna. will pafs the greater part of
the winter at Venice.

F AAAAA oar, Dec. B.—The coronation day of the
Emperor of the French has been celebrated in a very
fumptnus manner at Strafburgh, Mesta, &e. At
Nancy, on] the ad of December, the Square called
the Square of the People, received the name of Na•
poleon-fqy are.
MINTZ, Dec. 7.—By ap Imperial decree of the
a6th of Brumaire, the following military places and
pone are fuppreffed, viz. Oppenheim, Worms, Spire,
Bingen, Abzer, Neuftadt, Pirmafene, and Denzponts.
STRALSUND, Dec. t I.—Their Bwedilh Majeff its
are (till here, and there is now no talk of their return
to Sweden.

ST. PSTIRSBUIGH, Nu,. 27.—The Englilh Am-
baffador, Lord Lavisoe Cowie, has already receiv-
ed his audience of entry, and had feveral conferences
with our Miniary.

Yeflerday morning, about nine o'clock, his Ma.
lasr r left Kew for Windfor.

The Dukes of Karr, Cam Ramat, and Sums,
breakfalled yetterday at the %leen% Houfe with her
Majetly and the Princeiks, woo fet off for Windtor
about twelve o'clock.

Much has been Paid in fame of the daily papers, on
Lord Monies vifit to the capital. We believe, few
are ignorant that it relates to the education of the
Prince& Citaatorra, but we would be forry to aflia
k giving currency to many idle rumours that have
been circulated on the fubjett, which from its very
nature requires, and will obtain, great confideration,
without the neceffity or even implying that ferious
differences of opini n • zi.l.
On Thurfday, and yellerday at two o'clock, the
Ruffian Ambaffador tranfaEted btifinefs at Lord liar-
rowby's Office for a confiderable time.
Yefterday noon a Cabinet Council was held at Lord
Harrowby's Office in Downing area, at which molt
of the Mini(lers attended.

The enquiries at the Spanills Ambaffador's honk
yefterday were inceffant, to alcurtain the probable
period of his Ercelleney's departure. The fervants
returned this invariable, though not very fatisfallory
anfwer." that they knew nothing about their maßer's
going away."
Difpatehes were laft night fent off from the Admi.
rklty to Admiral CORNWALLIS ; and likewife to 2ir
James SAVMAREZ, at Jerfey. '

Lift night difpatches were fent wi Portfmnoth. to
be forwarded from thence by the Untcnan frigate to
Admiral Sir J.l'. DUCT WOII.TH at Jamaica ; and
Commodore Sir S. HOOD at Barbadne., containing
the Order in Council for laying GO the embargo nn
the Spanifh !hips in Englund. Similar direffinns will
alto be lent by the MILCULY frigate to Lord Nat.scat
in the Mediterranean.

Capt. Donut Lir. of the Nareirus frigate, recently
arrived from the Mediterranean and the Coall of
Egypt, tranfafted butinefs for Come time yeaerday at
Lord Harrowby'a Offue.
Sir Smear SMITH had yellerday a very long inter.
view with the Bard of Admiralty, loon after which
Lord Me tvit.La left town far Wimbledon.

Akhough an embargo has been laid on Spanif
'rads, no letters of marque have been made out
againk Spina Takla.
Lori Kerr« left tows yell:7day. after baying had
feee:,: long interviews with the Admiralty Board,
rt laoive to taking upon him his former command.
There is a greater Lillie in getting all Blips ready
for Sea than ufual, and it is raid that a hotter prefs
will (non take place than ever was known. The order
will ire, to pith from all protethons.• .

KIUTICAL MrTELLICZATCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wled Nord'.

au. 017 t. atm. bro.
Duhrto o 3 I Hambutzbi r C
Waterford s 4 •

TORBAY, WM forty to Wore
you of his Majefty's fhip la BLONDS, being on fhore
on Grimaon Sand (not a quarter of a mile from
where the VIIIBICULI was wrecked) : the was CM)
to drive about half pat so P. M.—the malls were
cut away at eleven, pa at high waters the cables
were either cut or flipped, and ale ran un thore; at
4 P. M. the was quite dry, and the people all came
fafe on thore. Wind E.N.E. blows hard.

PLYMOUTH, Die. act.--Laa night it blew a dread
ful gale of wind at S. S. E. with a great Turf in Car-
land Bay. The men of war rode it out well till this
morning, when the MALTA, of 84 guns, drove from
her anchors, and was obliged to veer away more
cable, and touched Come rocks in the Bay, but brought
up again very fowl. A Viilualling Office hop, with
Iprovifions for the Beet in Cawfand Bay, the boats of
the Pay-Office, going to pay the DREADNOUGHT, of
98 guns, fix months wages, and feveral others, with
Rorer and cordage, were all obliged to bear away
and return, as the gale was tremendotii.
FORTS mown+, Dec. 31.1.-.--SAiltd the MBILCOILT fri-
gate, with a fleet under convoy, for the Mediterra-
nean. Sailed to join the Ruffian fquadron at Corfu'
four fail of Ruffian Blips of war, under a Commodore,
which have been lying at Spithead tome time, Ar-
rived from the Downs the PouLarrs frigate, Captain
D ; and the STIADT gun brig, from a cruise-
Wind E N. E.

Dsc. al.—Remain in the'Downs the MO-
-11411101, AILDRIT, LICPIiaD, and IKFLsXIaLI men of
war; Curos, CaaMPIOW,ANTIILOPI. JAMaICA, and
l'Antasca frigates; Muss, PaaT, CußLew, Cie
war, Charm, SPIEDY, and la Flacns (loops of war;
Paosssack, Vtat.caao, Lomita, Four, Dascorsar,
Zsaaa, Umpqua, and VallOVI vs bombs; a Stet of
pn brigs, &c. The American Slip Harmony, cap-
tain WlCanall, from Sumatra, that ystflerday ran
On Deal Beach, is mucked ; part of the clip, cost-
filling of pepper, &c. is fared. Wind E. N. E.

&trauma, Dac. st.—Arrived in harbour, his
Majeay's sloop Boa arra, Captain SAV‘Or, in dilirlfs,
from the lots of her anchors, and would inevtably
have been on (bore or 1011, only for the prompt
and alive afillance Captain Cl:4.i 11 TT of the GLIM-.
Tort rendered her, by fending to her relief abower an-
chor and cable. which rode her Cafe out during the
tremendous gale.
HAMBUIGII, Dac. 4.—A privateer, Paid to be
fitted out from Norway. was captured a few days
(Ince in the mouth of our River by the blockading
frigate.
FROM •LLOYD's LIST

GIAVCIIND. Dte• sr.—Paired by, the Jonye Auka, Miller;
Vrow Wififtirl. Mudd; and Hope .uder. from Embilen.—Salled
the Mary Aid Solsonai, Clark for J.ausica; anti Cala 'loathing,
for Varell.;
ARRIVED.

In the River, Livonia, liintin7a;thitrOm Rip; Lord Carriegtor
; and speculation. —, from IlattmicAt Cowes, Golder:
——
Grove. Deana, from Dewierre to Leedom, with great damage—
At Liverpool, Hurter, MarOull, from Cho:lsaac—At Clyde,
Ertanoia, Miler, from Grateda; Recovery, Boag, from Que-
bec; sod Hero, Saunders, from Newfoundland—At Morale, Swlft ,
Rebattor, from Havannah—At Stettin,Ploughmau, Smith ; and
Navigator, Evans, from London.

Rear Admiral DOUGLAS has returned the fuperin-
tendance of the fitting out of the fevcral fire-veifels
and gun-boats at Woolwich.
An embargo was laid yefterday on veffels of every
defcription bound to Spanifh ports.
Letters from Newfoundland. of the tgth ult• men-
tion, that on the asth of Oftober, forty-fix fail of
Englifh veffels, laden with fifh, failed for the ports of
Spain and Portugal. Should they not be fortunate
enough to fall in with fame of our cruizers, by which
they may be apprized of the rupture with Spain, it is
to be feared that the greater part of them will not
efcape being captured or detained.
Exvitaoanta A ILY Ryer c.i a Tit .—The following fin-
gular account, we believe, not hitherto appeared
in any of the London Prin s
" Naw Yoitx,Ocroat R tt —The American armed
fle:p Leander, Captain Liwts,arrive3 here yefterday
in thirty days hosts Port-au-Prince, in company with
the armed brig DoLtr. Having been presioufly can-
tinned, that one or two large Fren.h privateers were
expeeed to lie in wait for them. On the third day
after leaving port, a large armed vetrel hove in fight,
which they of courfe expeCted was one of More pri-
vateers. She bore down on the Leander towards
night, and Captain Lewis wifhing to 'remain whe
Sher fire was friend or enemy before dark, he fired a
gun and hoilled American colours. No fignal was
given in reply, but the Teel continued to approach,
lighted her lamps as it became dark, and the crew of
the Leander could clikinaly hear the commands given
with the trumpet, the fuppofed enemy being now
within a few fathoms difiance. Captain Lewis be-
lieving her intention was to board, now pouted a,
broadfule of 18 pounders into her, which (battered
her bow confiderably, cot away her rigging. and
killed one man, the captain of the main-top. Great
confufinn enfued, and fire fell back, the Leander and
the DOLLY occafionally plying her with grape and
round &or, which did great damage to her rigging.
The next morning the came up again, when, to our
otter sato:lament, the proved to be the Britifh frigate
Forrusa, of H guns, Captain Vas's' . Our
furprize may belmagined, but not dace ibert Mon
fortunately for us her guns in confegnence of the
late gale, were all in the hold, when we fired into her.
otherwife our fate may be eafily gueffed. Captain
Vans. at fie( threatened a little, but on Cap-
tain Ls wit explaining the circumflance, he contented
hisnfelf with iropreffing 16 men from the Leander
and next'', and obliging Captain Lewis to pay yzo
dollars for the wife spittle man killed, and moo dol-
tars to repair the damages. Bnt his conduit was very
gentlemanly, confiderMg the itritatit.6 nature of the
circumflancet."