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BOSTON, pc. a.,

BOSTON, DEC. az.
Laisf fv0m EneImd-- By the Ga
lel. we have London papers and ad
vices the 18th Novembcr--many
days lateit.
On the affairs of the II. States
there were nothing in the papers but
ipeculations. 1t was thought by
'nany in London, thar on the expira-
ton vt the restrictions on the Prince
Regent, a partial change of the Min
iifry would take place the MARQUIS
Wellesley retiring to refume his for.
mer fituation in India, and Mr.. Per.
cival defending to peerage ,--that
Mr.. Kufleli would furnifh evidence
thar the French DEGREES, though rot
revoked, had ceafed to operata a
gainlt The commerce of the II. States
and that the Orders in Council. 70
tar as they affect our neutral rights,
would alto ceafe. This is the re-
port. which we hope will be realized.
The Parliament viii pofitwely az
ismble early 10 January and the
rettrictions, if not repealed, will die
natural death in February, and will
NOT be renewed.
The old King was gradually de-
fcending to the tomb,
Mr.. RufIcli our late CHARGE der
/tairs IN Paris, had arrived in Lon
don, TO exercifr the fame functions in
10 England. He arrived in the Con-
ititntion frigate, Capt. Hull, which
was to reviiit France before her re-
turn to America.
Bonaparte remained in Holland,
remnnerating the Mmb.ers with his
prefence, and the fmiIes of his fair
Empreis, for their monilb.
The affairs of The North and EAT
remained as ufual. Sicily was ftated
10 be in great fermentation and lis
amazon Queen Gck. We repeat,
If that iiland is not foon Engliih it
will b. French il cannot long re.
main Sicillian.
The London papers, among nu-
merou official naval letters, contain
one giving an account of the cap
iure of La Renomne and La Neri.
EIDE, Of "A guns each, near Madacaf-
car; by which it appears, that their
comfort the pIundering La Clorinde,
truck her colors in the action, but
kulked off in the night and efcaped.
Bonaparte is taking the mott
ffrenuous mcafures to fupply his fub-
jeots with our fouthern itaple, Cot
ton, from the Levant, though il mutt
colt them nearly double.
or While the Galen was lying at
Spithead a Seaman, from the Con.
ffitution deferted to the Britiih fri.
gate Havana. He was demanded by
Capt Hull who was referred TO thu
port Admiral at Portfmouth, and by
him informed that the feaman lhould
not be reitored unit! the admiralty
Board had initrutled him on the &C.
Gallon. In day or two after an A.
merican failor fwam, from the Hava.
ma to the Contribution, and being de.
rnandcd by the Britiih Commander,
capt. Hull refuf-d to deliver him,
until he had received initruc;ions to
that efeet from the United States
taking for the BATS Of his refufal the
precedent which the Britiih officer
had furniihed him in the frf in
ftance The affair food thus when
the Galen failed.
CT The Contribution had brought
Mr.. Rufell, our Charge d'afaaits in
France. Mr.. Smith our Charc, d.
afaires in England was going paf.
fenger. -RePntuy.
LONDON, NOV. 8.
II was reported yeiterday, but we
know not on what authority, that il
vas the intention of Ills Mai-Gv's
Miniiters either to abrogate the Or
ders in Council, or 70 to modify
them as wholly to remove the obiec-
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