LONDON. THURSDAY, JANUARY so. TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Red. 701 /1-3 per Cent. Conf. 70/. Old 5 per Cent. 954/—Ncvr 5 per Cent. toa. Otunloin 5/ diL—ConL for opg. 71/H. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock 186/ Long Ann. to 7.46/ 3 per C. Red. 70/I Imp. 3 per Cent. 601 3 per C. Cunt 7Cift7o Exelseq. Bills, is. ts. dif. 4 per Cent. Coal 8 6 ;a Omnium 5/ dif. 5 per C. Aon. 9911 too 931 Englith Tickets IN. r6s. 5 per C. z 797, totff Conf for opg.7safl Yellerday His Nisi t rry came from the Qicen's Houfe loon after twelve o'clock. About a quar ter before one o'clock the Levee commenced.— There wcre prefent the CHANCILLOR of the Ex cuse:Lyre, the SECRRTARY of STATE, the SICIR• TART at WAR, Lord ALVAN/AY, Lord Chief Jul: lice of the Court of Common Pleas ; and the fal lowing Nobility and Gentry : Dukes....Roxburgh, Portland, and Monuofe. Marquis—Saliibury. Earls.—Harcourt, Dartmouth, Aylcsford, Galloway, Macart ney, tizbiidge, Morton, Chatham, Canine, Weftmorland, Harnngton, CafilW, Bathurft, Effingham, and Courecrive. Vifoounts—Sidney and Falmouth. Lords—Cathcart, Sheffield, Gwydir, Auckland, Hobart, Pet dam, Langford, Sala, Glcnbcrvie, Seaford, Shcrborne, Andover, and C. Somerfet. Bilhops—St.Af.g.h, Durham, London, Bath and Wells, NW , wich, and Ely. Sirs--S. Council, Jas. Pulteney, and Jas. Pcacharn. Rev. Dodo? Mofs. Ambaffadors—Pruffian, American, Hanoverian, Ruffian, Da. Oh, and Neapolitan. Admirals—Sir R. King, and Sir J. Saumarea. Generals—Burrows, Harcourt, Lathe, Bcrtic, St. John, Dun. das, Craig, Taylor, and Arabin. Colonels—Long, Harris, and Bromfield. MajorrChefter and Bars. Naval Captains—Elphiniton and Legg. Ments—Deuglas, Steel, Lane, W. Pitt, Merry, W. Dundee, Dutton, Yorke, and Addington. The Levee clofed about two o'clock, when His Ma'am' held a Cabinet Council, which broke up at a quarter before three o'clock. His MAJESTY then gave private audiences to the CuANCELtost of 1 the Ex c top ea, and feveral other of the Cabinet Minillers, till a quarter before four o'clock, when His MAJESTY was clofeted with Lord PELII•6I till pall five o'clock, fuppofed to be on the fubjed of the Commiffioa which was opened this morn ing, at the New Seffions Houfe in the Borough, for the trial of the perfons apprehended fome time fince in Oakley-Rreet, Lambeth, on fufpicion of Treafonable practices. The following prefentations to His MAJESTY took place: Lord Andover, by the Earl of Suffolk. Lord Sherbome prefented his eldeft fon, for the Srft time. Mr. Champobw, by the Earl of Uxbridge. Colonel Barclay was pretested to His Mx}efty, on being ap- pointed Conf.:l General for the Faftern States of America. Mr. Douglas, by the Doke of Raohurgh. Major P;rkina;by General Sir James Craig. Captain Latour, of the Guartle,by Major-General Thornton. It was near half raft five before His Mains:if left the Palace for the Queen's Houfe. His Majarry is indifpofed with a night cold, as are the Princefres Sorusa and AUGUSTA, on ac count of which the Koyal Family wil: nude at the (12een's Houfe dating the whole of the week. There will be no Levee next week ; but it is ex pefted there will be a Drawing-room on Thu rfday. Yefterday the French Ambaffador gave a grand entertainment to molt of our Cabinet Minifters and the Foreign Ambairadors, at his houfe, in Port land-place. It is Paid that the claims of his Royal Highnefs the Panics of WALES are adjufted to the fatisfac• tion of all parties, and that it will be propofed to Parliament, that Government (hall take upon itfelf payment of the unliquidated balance ci his Royal Highnefs's debts, for which the deduition from his income, of 65,0001. per annum (lands pledged, and which balance now amounts to about a 40,0001. and that his Royal Highnefs (hall have the enjoy ment of his whole income of 125,0001. per annum, for the purpofe of refuming and fupporting the fplendor fuitable to his rank. The French Ambafftdor's fervants had new live ries, in honour of Her MAJP TY'S Birth-day; brown cloth, richly covered with gold lace. They wore the National cockades in their hats. On Tucfday the Archbilbop of Yos x gave a grand dinner to the Bilhnps of LONDON, DURHAM, ATM and WE Ls, Noisy/mu, ELY, and nine other BiMops, at his houfe in South Audley.fireet. The inhabitants of Hamburgh celebrate this year the thoufandth anniverfary of the esiftence of that place as a Free Commercial City. It may be ufeful to our merchants to be informed of the following decree, which has been ilfued by the Court of Spain:— trill - DMA Ttf Of ORIGIN. By an arrete of his Sp.o,Kb Majefty, dated at Tortots, Nov. ai,th, altos, it has been riflved, that all the Cullom Hooka in Los Kingdom fliall revive Certificates of Origin of all the incr. chit- nice and ion igo imparted into his Kingdom. Thele Crrtihcatts Dull be attefted or dcllvered by his Com otillarles of Corson Feist .%frairs, (Kahn/bed lo the Provinces ur Departments of ports where thek goods ball be Chipped. Yefterday a Ballot was taken at the Eait India Houle, for the pupae of eletting a Director, to feces two years, in the room of joma HUMT/11, Efq. deceafcd. At fix o'clock the glafes were finally clofed, and delivered to the Scrutineers, who re ported the numbers to be, fur W‘l• ADAM picaseri, Erg. - • 11.4 JAMES MCANRO, Efq. - - 114 l6rlp!rci3pon the ft rower was declared. from the Chair, duly thltcd. Yt Ilertlay a Court of Direttors was held at the Eait kuufc, wl.en Capt. Taost•s Ga4m•lll, of the Wits Dl4• a, took leave previous to departing fur Ce N. ncir,Madras. •• '• • I ' . Ivrorn into the command o f • . j • ...0 , , deflined to China. Ca da i N d I, ‘ \ 116 EAW . 41 fu o'clock till Wedoet- .i. - I s , k kh Z l - , v 4111 - - 44/ AIM MIMES. The eornronniceication lately prepared to be made between the Grand Junftion Canal and the Thames bat been refitted by the Land Owners, through whore elates it was to pals. This is not the full time that perfons of property havebeen fo blind to the real interefi of their efiates as to oppofe what they have afterwards found to be of the higheft benefit to them. Such, however, has been their unanimous oppofition that the project is abandoned, to the great detriment of the Creditors of the Thames, who would have been completely indem nified. An unfounded oppofition always defeats itfeif. So it will prove in this cafe. Two plans are now in contemplation, one of which is not only pralticable, but natural, and certain of fixed's, which will leave the lands of thefe gentlemen un touched, and the navigation of the Thames de ferted. The inhabitants of Reading, Henley,Mar low, &c. and the Land Owners in the neighbour hood of thole towns, who have either refufed to fupport, or who have oppofed, one plan, will have no plaufible reafon to petition againft the other ; and thus the Creditors of the Thames Navigation will be finally indebted to them for the deteriora tion of their property. We are far from attribut ing bad intentions to them: they are fwayed by prejudice and ignorance; but let them relied on the evils, which have refulted from thcfc caufes. It has been lately decreed by the Confuls, that in name Madame BONAPARTE (hall have four Ladies attending in the Confular Palace as Maids of Hcnour. The following may prove a tolerable inflance of French accuracy in tranflating from our language : Apothecaries' Hall," according to them, mull be rendered, Aforfeur Hall, Pactothccaire ; or in other words, Mr. HALL, the Apothecary. Another inßance, equally ludicrous, was a pa ragraph which appeared a few months lance in moll of the Paris Journals refpeEling a dinurbance on the Stock Exchange. It Rated that Monfieur Srocx EXCHANGE was in a great patlion. It is not eafy to decide, whether the charges of the French journalitls againft this country and its Government be more falfe and unfounded, or their orance of fads grofs and unwarrantabl e . Th e ignorance of fa,s grofs and unwarrantable. The jaunaal de Debuts gravely Rates, that Mr. WICK. HAM has arrived a: Vienna, and Rill airumes the title of Ambaffador to the Grand Duke of Tus- CANIf, the King Of EYGLAN o not having recognized the King of ETRURIA. Now Mr. WICSH•M, it is well known, is Secretary of State in Ireland, and the G:ntleman. whole arrival at Vienna has given rife to this mill eprefentation, is Mr. WYNDHAM, who held a diplomatic fituation at Florence. At a General Affembly held at the Royal Academy on Saturday laR, Dr. Cuaatts Duatar was elefted Profeffor of Antient Literature, in the room of the late Bt sr Law Gros, Efq. The Highland Society of Scotland held their Anniverfary Meeting at Edinburgh on the 12th init. which was attended by a number of Noble men and Gentlemen from different parts of the country. There were 58 Candidates, all of whom were admitted. A Meeting was held yefterday at the London Tavern, the great objelt of which is the extermi nation of the Small Pox. A large and very re. fpeelable body of Gentlemen affembled on this occafion. The proceedings of the Meeting difcover ed the greateti zeal and unanimity in the promotion of its purpofe ; and we have no doubt that the be neficial operation of the difcovery of Dr. Paull, by means of the Inftitution now to be formed, will, 'ere long, be extended throughout all elates of to ciety. The Loan MAYOR, by his very able con duet and polite attention in the chair, contributed effentially to the general effeft, and the pretence of a confiderable number of charaders of the firft refpeetability, evinced the importance which is at. tached to the fubjctl in the higher ranks. Among& others were, his Grace the Duke of BEDFORD, Lord SOMIRVILLE L Lord EGREMONT, Sir JOSIPH llamas, Admiral BERKELEY, Mr. WILBERFORCE, Mr. Fuetea (Member for Suffix), with many of the firft mercantile charaSers, and Members of the medical profeffion. The butinefs was opened by Mr. T s. A very liberal fubfcription was entered into, in purfuance of the defign. Tne WYNNSTAY Masuyseana.—The Wynn flay Mafquerade went off with that fpirit and eclat for which Sir Ware ti's entertainments are fo re markable. Lord DUNGANNON formed an exalt reprefentation of Houaarm's Old Maid, attended by her Feadby and Prayer-hod, and fupported the part with that pleafantry for which his Lordfnip is fo diftinguifhed. Mr. Dawsow, as a Cherokee molt charaderillically attired, difplayed a peace knowledge of the manners of that tribe.— Earl GROSERNOR and Mr. Pueurroa were fuperb. ly habited as Turk:. Flower Girls and Payfaaw as ufual abounded. An admirable Taylor afforded much diverfion ; but no words can do jullice to the Binteplia family; an inimitable groupe, which appeared towards the dole of the evening, and, by their groteque figures, brilliant wit and great luccefs in their well chofen charalters, routed the exhaulled fpirits of all around. The idea was aowvor,i, being a Vitas, Welling, with the dual paraphernalia of plumb cake, favors, appropriate ballads,fiddles, &c. When tinmatked, we direr,. semi in the perfons of the Bride, and the old Fa. Eller 71:M4101, MICS HARIMY PIOOT and her bro. Cher (who diliinguifbed themfelves fo much at Porkington left year), accompanied by the lovely Mils BILVANS, the youngcll of whom is &only to be let a youthful votary to the altar of Hymen by Mr. Pioor ; as is alto his filler by the only fon of Sir HUM( TICHIBORat. Mils HARRIOT PICOT'S bridal drefs excited much mirth, being coveted with ridiculous and ariking portraits of the Wynn flay family. Sir STIPMER G was a logy Ter, and candidate for the hand of Mifs Cue- LIrFE, who, with her tillers, the Mit. Wieetases's and Mifs Cassel, flume confpictioufly at tipper; for the elegance of their &as and nnaffeited man ners. The dancing continued till feven in the morning, when the company retired, highly gra tified by the hofpitality and attention of their bolt. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY £9. Arrived the Nelfim, DOWALD, from Havre ; and the It MAMITT, from Chichefter. SHEERNESS, JANUARY :9. Arrived the fhip Caron of 250 toms, Fasnetic SOBEL I vs mailer, from London, bound to Alicant in Spair, in ballall, with the loft of her cables and anchors, and otherwife injured. The Patrioten, Captain BENT OGARDT. from London, bound to Havre-de•Orace in France, laden with indigo, linen, and other valuable merchandise, has alto been obliged to come into this harbour for fafety, having loe two cables and anchors, and it is fear ed her cargo mull be taken out. A great deal of damage has been done here by the late tempefluous weather : part of the wrecks of feveral vefiels have been picked up. Seventy tubs of foreign Geneva have been wafhed up, fup. poled to have been fink by fmugglers. The da. mage done to the oyfter grounds is eftimated at nearly 7001. &ding. On Monday night, the loth init. during the heavy gale cf wind from the eallward, the Hu s s 4a, of 38 guns, commanded by Capt. WILKINSON, lying at Blackftakes, caught fire by accident in the gunner's flore•room, dole to the maga zine ; and from the explofion of Tome combufli• ble matter, the (hip's company rufhed on the quarter-deck, and from thence into a boat, which was hanging in the tackles afiern ; and from too great a number getting into her, for the purpofe of laying themfelves, the davit by which the was hoifted op, gave way, and threw the whole of them overboard ; by which unfortunate acci dent, two Mallet's Mates, one Midlhipman, 14 men, and one woman, were drowned. By the exertions of the Captain, Officers, aid remaining part of the (hip's company, the fire was loon got under, without any damage to the (hip. DOVER. JANUARY zE. Arrived the Hyacinth, Captain Poutarr, with Captain Haws and other palfengers. Sailed the Duchefs of York, of Dover, Captain WArsow, with Colonel HINNIRISI and family, Lieutenant-Colonel Uaviw, Mr. Porrst, Mr. MOI. Ltr, and ten other Pare:igen, for Boulogne, as it is irnpoffible to make Calais,: two French Mel for Paris, were left behind. Weather much more moderate. Wind S. E. _ _ Sir Clue Les roust, Bart. has got the better of his fit of the goat, and arrived here yellerday from Calais in the Parfait Union, Captain Mos coy SiECNALLIS and Lady fetoff from WRIONT'S Hotel today, about Twelve o'clock, for London. MICH•IL STEWART MARV/ILL is arrived, to go over, and fails next tide in the Exprcfs, Captain DILL, wind and weather permitting. Calks of wine and ehells of fruit, in a very da maged Rate, have lately been thrown up by the I I (ea, along . the coals adjoining the Downs, from which it is eonjedured Tome veWel with fuch a cargo mull have recently have foundered at fea. PROM LLOYD'. LIST. DEAL. JAL 19.—Cusw down the Monkey gon-vetrel, and failed through the Downs for Poetanoutb..—Wind E. G/AVISIND, JAN. lye... Pared by the Vrow Catharina, Smith, from Mootrazie ; and Anthony Mangcn, Norman, from Balsintore--Sailed the parries, Lynch, for India; yaks. hazer. foe Leghorn ; and May, Vardell, for Trinidad. ARRIVED. At Hoylake, Amußs, from Baltimore—At Liver pool. Jofeph, Juniefon, from Msfichuktts—ln Portland Roads, Meitner, Reuss:Marais Aguelas Bay—At Antwerp, Phoebe Ann, Gardner; and Diana, Ward, from Philadelphia —At Gibraltar, Neptune. Booth; and Royal Charlotte, Ha milton, from London ; Magdaleaa...—.,from Jerky; Ul ti. Rolls, from Liverpool; Cultivator, from Plymouth; Eliza and Kitty, Neale, from Philadelphia; Indußry, Prim rote; and Mary and Eliza, Crow, from Nem:UM—At Napier, Mount Royal, Stager, from London ; Nancds, Fleming, from Philadelphia—At Demerara, Neptune, from Africa... At Plymouth, Jake, Gourdais, from Antigua—ln Leith Roads, Yante, Taylor, from the Coaft of Spain—At RAM, Friend ih'p, Pinkerton, from Oporto; *dive Neale, from Jamaica; and Betfey. Bloomfield. from Queb ec—At Cadiz, Lovely Emily,--., from Enter; Mary, Hurdle, from London; Mary Ann, Doyle; and Racelsorfe. —, from Newfound-' land—At New Orleans, Matilda, Talbot. from London—At Milford, Hieraclite, Wilkie, from Newfoundland--At Water ford, Friends, Cooke, from Sicily—At Newry, George, Woody ; and Alert. Watham, from Alicant—At Dublin, Unity, Cal ten, from Barcelona-vAt Galway, Henrietta. Mullen', from 1 Hem. Hope. .... from Bolton ; Rouffeau, from Philadelphia 1 and Enterprise, —, from Vir gisia—At Offend, Pater and Catharine, from Philadel phia—At Cuxhaven, Jaime, Anna. Jako, from Logsdon...-. At !artefact. ibbetfoes. Seale, from i.mdom.-At New Yeah, Minoru, M'Bride, from Hall. NEWCASPL!, JAN. is. About midnight, on Saturday kit, a perfelt hurricane arofe, and blew from the E. S: E. with rain and fleet, during the whole of Sunday, and nearly all Monday. The fea upon the coati in this neighbourhood, was ahnoft ,all white or broken water as far as the eye could reach, and ran moun tains bigh, and had a moil dreadful appearance even to thefe upon land, but much more to the Ezoffeamen who ezpoienced the florm in all its . As might be expeded, feveral Chips were driven on there. The Ruby, of Neweallle, W. Bu as Err, mafter, in ballaft, from London, was driven on fhore a little to the fouthward of Bondicar rocks, about three o'clock on Monday morning, after expe riencing all the feverity of the Ron:l.—Crew and materials Caved, and fame hopes of getting the ♦effcl off. A new Hoop eaff,l the Flora. of Whitby, Jona WILL, mailer, ;a bad, from Boßon to Whitby. lies a little to the fouthward of the Ruby, after fimilar hardetipt, with the lots of her jib fan, but it is expeaed to be got off with little damage ; crew fared. _ The AfDo, FORSYTH, of South Shields, and Elizabeth sod Maq, Gaits t, of this port, light colliers, are on fhore near Donflanbnrougll Caine. One boy belonging to the At no drowned. The Ann, of Sunderland, RICHARD SHOTTOK mailer, alto came on thore en Monday morning, on the Lands near Alirnotith harbour. She is ex peeled to be got off with little damage, though flue had her full (hare of the ((arm ; crew far e . _ . The John and Robert, of South Shields, Writ. WHITTINGHAMII malier, had fluutly weathered the florm of Sunday, but the crew, front the (form's continuance, found they could nor keep off the land, and endeavoured to get into Coquet roads: from the lots cf their try-f.til, they could get no further up than under the lee of the North Steel, where they calf anchor ; but being long in uking hold, by the time (lie got her cable, the vc!fel (truck upon a funken rock called the Pan Bulb. They cut their cables in order to get over the rock, which they effaled and got into deep water. They their let go the other anchor, but having (truck hard upcn the rock, the was filling 1 - 41 with water, and they were obliged to cut and run her on (bore about noon on Monday, near tile month of the Coquet, where the riow lic> on the edge of the Pan Rock, much damaged. The crew, 14 in number, were with great difficulty laved by their boat. PETERHEAD JAN. rm Since Thurfday lilt we have had the moll vio lent gale of wind from the S. E. and E. we have experienced thcfe many years. On Saturday morning Tome pieces of wreck were call on (bore at Boddom, among which was part of the quarter and Rem of a brig, with the words Hope, Aber deen, painted on it. There is alto feveral pieces of wreck floating on the Cruden coati, which is probably part of the Hope, that has been carried to the fouthward with the flood tide. lam jolt now informed, that this morni ng th ere was call on (bore at Cairnbulg a feather bed, a piece of printed filk handkerchiefs, a great many apples and oranges, with part of the bottom of a velfel. The Ann, Meirenger, fr‘rn Leghorn for Liv_rpool, la loft near Julca. The Rambler, Norris, from the etraft of SPlr s o for Leith and the Hero, Elfon, frost Newfoundland for Waterford, a re loft near Baltimore. Ireland. The Catharine, Davis, from Wexford for Liverpool, is loft near Suaagford. The Commiffioners of Naval Enquiry have commenced their fittings in Great George.ftreet, Weßminfter, at the houfe forme r ly occupied by the Chancellor of the Ira Exchequer. Monday fennight, about (even o'clock, A. M. the James, of Arbroath, C. BUTCHMIT from Chrillianfands in Norway, with wood, was drove on fbore, by the violence of the (torah about three miles to the wettward of Arbroath ; the had fuffered very much for two days, and the crew were nearly exhaulted with fatigue before the (truck; by the fpirited exertions of the peopl e from Eaft Haven and Arbroath, the crew were with much difficulty faced ; the veffel went to pieces Coon after ; the greater part of the cargo being wood. was alto Caved. A few days ago arrived at Plymouth a cargo of different defcriptiont, via. a French trooper's houfe which was in a French regiment of Cavalry at the famous battle of Marengo in Italy ; nine large Spanifh mules and safes; and two blood poneys, intended as prefents; they are in the Lon don Inn, together with a moil beautiful Spanith ram from Buenos-Ayres his fleece is of that kind of wool called Spanith wool, and no doubt, if pro perly 'managed, will improve the breed of (beep in this country; he is finely proportioned, full of dignity, has four horns, and when angry butts in a grand style. Intelligence from Brelt mentions, that the French Minifter of Marine, Decals, is expeeed there in a few days. The object of his vi6t is fail to be to infpett the dock and arfenals, and to give orders for building (evcral (hips of the line. He will alto fuperintend and accelerate the failing of a fquadron for the Well Indies.—The F its/ . Cosscs. is alto expelled at Brett On Friday left the nine fufferers from the (hip Aaive, loft off Margate, were decently interred in one grave in Margate church yard, the names, were as follows : William Sodom, aged cook, a black MD* Steward Baas, boatfwain, Waits. William Cummins, feanwo. ditto. lobs Farmer, ditto, block, Duncan M'Farlin, marine, whirs George Maddtfort, &man. black. George Adams, ditto. whits, John Tribblt, boy, ditto. Edward Mo4Afan, (mailer ditto, dim, The ten furvivors attended the funeral, and re, turned thanks to ALMIGHTY Gon for their deli, verance, on Sunday at Church ; and molt hand- Come fubfcriptions and collections were made for them at three Dire:fling Chapels in the Town, to parchafa neceffaries, and to forward them on their journies hem.. Sir CH•RLES DAYS!, has a large bear, fa tame as to attend him when he goes a (hooting, without being muzzled : Bruin frequently atolls through the covers by hinifelf at night, which was no fooner known round the country, than the poachers im mediately forfook their haunts in a kind of cont• plimentary fear of this new kind of game keeper, who takes out no other licence than what he de• rives from his own stubborn authority. The receipts at Covent Garden Theatre la& week were larger by tool, than thofe of any one week fence it was a Theatre Yeßerday Edward Marcus Defpard, James Sedgwick Wratten, William Lander, Arthur Graham, Samuel Smith, John Macnamara, and Thomas Brought. charged with High Treafon, were removed by Habeas Corpus from Newsate to the New Gaol, Surrey. Very important changes are effetted in the ad. nsiniftration at Vienna. The Archduke Law's is to have the Government of Bohemia; the Arch. duke VICTOR Anroar, the Government of ib Venetian States ; and the Archduke Cnaasts it to aflame the title of Prime Minifter. The Arch. duke Rios ea is to embrace the &deadbeat Skate. in expeitation of hereafter being railed to the nity of Coadjutor of the Eletor. Arch•Chancedlor t and of the Coadj utor grand Matter. aif on rinted and Is loft band ice loft is lot have beet, oy the t. M. after. was arm. oath 1 the fore : 0 144 were It Up argo argo per's , airy nine lood Lon. tnifh kind [WO- seep 11 of in the tled Caid give He SIT (hip re, leli, nd- 1 for , to ieir 1 one 1 out igh ner )nto, xr„ de• tall c Noe a nee nil 614 fo at! ea. is ch. ft le ch. 5 4ort