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LONDON.

The Fourteenth Letter of GALCIACCIS bar; hem received; and, if
a.) unfdafeen impediment occurs will appear To mutrow.

MONDAY, JANUARY i 6.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK)
3 per Cent Carl money, 56i t.—Ohto, foe Feb 561; div. on.
Reduced 5 per Cent. 71,--Ncar 5 per Cant.
Old ; per Cent. 34—
Long Ann. 16i 3-t6—Short Ann. 33-omniorm 43.
PRICE OF STOCKS UN SATURDAY :
3 per C. Red. 35f# t Long Ann. 16 t5-t6i
3 per C Conf. As 55 Onanum 41.1
4 Per C. 711 72 Lott/ ty Ticket. 17L 171.
5 per C. Navy 534 Conf. for ace 36.1 i
5 pet C. 2797 9.lft
=suit. JAN. xl.
per Collt. k.,...0i.0j per Cents.
Co3ark of Exchange--Dublin no London IA: 15.

Contrary to what had been announced in the
Paper's of Saturday and this morning. Hu Males:
does 6a it 41 COVeld Garden Theatre this evening.

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A ruthour has been very prevalent in the City tbis
aborning that the troops are embarking all along the
Dutch and French coals.—We can cooly fay that
sso letters or accounts of any kind have reached us
from the coati that countenances in the (culled de-
gree Cu& a report.

Letters received by the Gottenburgh Mail, which
arrived on Saturday, confirm the accounts received

by the Hamburgh Mails, of formidable additions
being making to the Rufnan force in Livonia. They
Qat& alto, that orders have been iffued to batten the
equipment of a fquadron of (hips defined for the
Mediterranean, and that arrangements are making
' at Corfu for the reception of a coufiderable body of
Roams troops.

This morning arrived a mail from Lilbon, brought
to Falmouth by die Painca or WsLas packet in
four days.

This day we received letters from Gibraltar of the
sd December, but having before had letters of the
Bth, they prtfent but little news. They mention the
arrival of, a 'Orel from Carthagena in four days, by
which intelligence bad been received that, notwith•
'landing the onderilood nentra/ity of Spain, that
power continued to employ great aftivity in fitting
out feveral flips of the line.

From tbe American Papers to the tyth ult. we have
estraeed &viral articles, given in another column.
It appears by thefe Papers, that on the scab of
°Sober bis Majefly's Gip Cur silt Lays fell in with
a number of American 'did* having the garrifon
and part of the inhabitants of Port-au-Prince on
board, efcapiog from thence for Cuba. The Cuss-
z o difarmed the troops, and then fuffered them
to proceed, and the whole were landed at St. Jago
on the sift of the fame month.
A dreadful florm happened at New York on the
ssth ult. which did great damage among the Gip-

The Nro nri Ankeetfler of the 13th of December
data the arrival at Philadelphia of the (hip Fanny,
in ninety-two days from the EU of France, with in-
telligence that a French fquadron of two Chips of the
line, and fu or (even frigates, with troops on board,
bad arrived there before the failed, which had been
to Pondicherry to take poffetEon of that place, but
being refuted, they received inflruftions from the Go-
vernor of Mauritius, who was then informed of the
War, to return to the I& of France, in confequence
of which they cut their cables, and failed immediately.
—At the departure of the American vetel they re-
mained at the latter place, L 4 ving landed soot" troops.
There can be no doubt of this fquadron being that
commanded by Admiral Limns, which another vef-
fel, arrived from the fame quarter, defcribes as con.
fitting of the Marengo of Bo guns, and five frigates.
The hopes of late entertained of its capture by Ad-
rniralU•l a Ica, can therefore nn longer be entertained,
though there is every probability of its ultimately
falling into our hands.
It will be neceirary, however, that Government
keep a watchful eye on our eallern poTeMonr, efpe-
cially if there be any truth in a report now circulat-
ed, that from recent information there is good reafon
to believe that while Boraraevs engrofret the atten•
Lion of the Britifh Empire with the third of an at.
tack on England, or at halt on Ireland, ne intends,
the Ertl nrportnnity, to fend nut the Drell fleet, or a
Prong divition of it, laden with troops, for ale Eta
Indict.

We may rape& various reports of new !Climes of
the enemy. and it is obvious that any rational plan
that could be dcvifcd to Live the credit of the FlotST
CONSUL, without the necellity of x dirat invafion of
this country. would to him Le highly accepttiLle.—
lie had no i.lea, when Le ci:mmitted hinifelf by
making the t.,lh tartar, that :he youth of this coon.
I , iniiead d reciiiiting, like his conlcsipts, to be

c..rticd to enc army in chains, would •olunteer in

fuch flambe's, that the Government would be oblig-
ed to rearain them. The intelligence mull have de-
ranged every calculation he had pre% inufly made.
and !hewn him the neceltty of making fume new
arranwment:.; and, thourh it may he the funs of
• his ath!.ition, at tl.e paint mt.niert, fo effc.l an in-
wallop, it i. more titan 1.1.1ba1.,4 lie aims at attacking
us is fume other way, that hie 1•s 21'.1,7 not remain
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