jinUce. may be found lo devoted topower as
10-violate thav whkh'the principles of Coh-7
uttutiou vail tne ca-tle ol ai; lnguihiiian i
Ftbruarv '." '' -'-w-...-. -'
; Another attack on the King
.v LftT Of could we imagine, after contem-.i
Yil-jtuac the theatre, Y. itli, heartfelt fatis--t-clioiv
jdi4 pi eafmjr appearance of our So--Vercign,
feat ed like a father m the midft of
vluc .r-iilTTrpn :irTif m'ntm- in rVu-vr 'Ainilfc-
" r-1. r o
ter being grati&ejOHth a fufatf fo truly: af
fecting, little did we imagine" that 'thd Mo
and affection of his fubjecU, of every, deno--
j 1 1 i j i a vivir j r" 3-uc 1 tincu -again iu aiuuuu ma
king ofPniflia manifefis" ofmvading Iloliaiid.
To counteract any fud fcheme, tkeEjceai--thje
Directory has ordered Gen Laurent to .
march .with a large, body of troops to rein
force the French army in that quarter. The -idea
is now verv (?encrallv conceived, that
the hingof Prufha nas this intention.
7 Monlieur Count de Artois, failed
Portfmouth oirthe d of Dec. on boar
Jafon frigate, and a rived at Edinburgh' the-
oth'oi January. -7
.jEaurge tlic coalviccd po ers'to .exertions 7
v liitli mult either rrhauTXTtcs v, cin theiS7
that 'they u ill be onabje. tarpMi any ambiti-V
t:cusprojeaVv!iic,h li.e may have formed.
Willi regard to "Sfn the : intimate ccn7;
ne.dtibn thai has taken pbee between her and
. .... 1 France, and the tiavjl preparations, that are
rd-froth' '-EQuiU lor ward , th Spanifh ports, have- -oardthe
1 roufcil the-jealouy7cX; the Britillt-Govern- ,'
daring attacks of a rebellious Ruffian
On his M- jelly 's return to the Palace,lie-
twcTHVi 1 and 1 2 o'clock, as he palled the end
of J oha-flreet, Pall-Mall, a large STO n k was
tnrown at the window of hns coach, v"ith fuch
. violence as to pals through the glafs, which'
it fluttered, when it ffruck the Oueen o : the
face,, and thin' fell into the lap of Lady Har"
rington,. v.lu had accompanied her mijehy
-J; a Latlyjjawaitjvig - to the -.theatre; - Fortu
nately the violenccvJtlf ilie blgw was fo far
' broken by thfc. intervention of the glafs, that
the Oueen tho' her face was bruifed, did
. . .;-..
not receive au m at cria injury.
At the time the ft'onyus throwna brick
bat was. alfo ' flung, at the carriage, which
flruck one of the fervants behind, who is now .
...confined in confequence of the blow; Frovn
this .t appears, that, there was more tHan
one Aflaifm conceriied in this attrocicus biifi
nefs. " ' ' . 7 .; .
A depofit ion on the above bu! inefs was ta"
ken on Tucfday at the Secretary of State's '
Office, before the Duke of Portland and two
of the magiftrates from Bow-ftreet.
. February I2
By the laft mails we learn, that fo far from
the flames of war being hkely to be etin
uilhed on the continent, they arc about to
lpreadftill wider Some time tiacc, Baron
Schweru the Swcdilh Miniiter, going to Pe
7ttrILurgU to announce to the Emprefs of
' Fiulfia the marriage of the King of Sweden,
was very rudely treated on the frontiers, and
orderrd to turn back. The caufe'yyas faid
to be -that her Imperial Mrjcfty was high
ly offended that the young King had" refufed
to marry the daughter of the Grand Duke,
and therefore would not receive-hi Ambaf-
fador, who was on his jourwey to Pctci fburgh '
to announce the Koyal INuptuls. 1 he con
'. fequencc is that the Emprefi has dttcrmin-"
ved to attack the Swedilli dominions : and a
letter from Hamburgh ltates", that Field
IMarflial Suwarrow,- who was on the point
of letting out from Pcterflurgh towards the
Eaftern frontiers of In(f:a, was likely to
march aeainit the Swedifh territories b
find. A
r Four battalions of guards are ordered to
embark imraeduiely for Gibraltar. .
It is announced that the king of Prufiiafc
about to publiflj a Manifeflo, the object of
, which will be, to remind the United Pro
vinces, that h's Majeily, in concert with En
gland, guaranteed to them the form of Go-
vcrnmcnt which they have abolilhcd finrc the
.invafion of the French ; to invite them to
reitore his prerogatives to the Hereditary
Stadtholdcr ; and to inlinuate 10 them, tlut -the
prel'cnt form of government adopted by
the Batavian people, and that ferment ofo-
' psiions which has taken place, ntay afford
caul'eof ularmtothc Sovereigns of theneigh
bourbg (fates, among a number of whomls
his Majcfty.'l his IVLanifcfto, it 1? added,
will conclude with a menace, in cafe of rcfu-
fal, to march a Pru man army into Holland.
And already, in the G az.tte of V cf 7.1ar, the
Duke of Brunfwick is pamcfl as commander
in this expedition, and Prince Frederic de
Hefie C-tiel is about to command the Heman
troops. The)- talk alfo of an indnnniry of
fomc millions which will be demanded by the
king of Pruifia b tie name of the ttadihol.
I dcr.
February 14.
We hft nii: receivpl tlie Paris Gazettes
down to the 4th bit. indulivc. Thprin
cipal newt relates lo the t'ml war, whkh Hill
-coaiinues to rage on the northern coails of
France i and to the Bifpofitiou likh the
We have extracted from the German. Pa
pers whatTittle intelligence they contain.
The pRiNCFSs Roy aL of France arrived
at Vienna, on ttevehing of.the 9th ult. and
was received by tne EvtrERORj and by the
people, with that degree bf relpeft and af
ieclion which is ever paid by the upright and
feeling mind to fuifering Virtue.
Wlien the French Princels reached Vien
na, the .attendajtis, ;who had left Paris wtthT
her, inflead of being appointed about her
perfonndlodgcd in the Palace, werecon
' dueled to the inn called Three .Hatchet in ihe
"bcrttdrfquafe. Madame, tie fcoiui enteixd:"
the: Prefence Chamber., .with the Princels;
but the moment that Ihe ' was about to ; pay .
iier refpeds.to the Emperor, ihe Was pre-, '
. .vented hyjhe Prince4e. Stahrembcrg, who,
'feeing -her by the arm,, faid "Jvlada!n, re- r
tire, this is not your place." Madame de
- Souci. making- a fecond attempt' to pre fen t
herfelf,'.?as pulled back by - the robe j and
on lier making; a third attempt, was roticed
by an inclination of the head by the Empe- .
ror, who at the fame time informed her. that
apartments were provided for her and .the q. .
ther. French attendants . at the inn ; after
which,, he and his family, with the Princeis
retired into the Emperor's apartments. Since
that, all communication between the Prin
ccfsahd her French attendants has been to
tally interdiclf d. Madame de Souri has not
been fulFrred to fee any of the French emi
grants at Vienna ; and two oflicers of the
oltcc are conllantly ftationed at "the door of
her chamber. The French Prtncefs remains
equally baccefublc to all the cmigranti.
, February t 5.
The fquadronof frigates which fome time
fmce failed from Ercfl, it appears, have con
timcd at fea during the late fevere weather,
Lheirordersbeiujjo that eij without con
iklci'ation to the confequences. Of their o
pcrat:p:is government have received fome in
teiligcnce, by rt eansqf a Portuguese vclfel,
retakcr.fra n t'.xiquadron, after havmg been
i. r feveral days ; "(he was
Xa w ith b. le poods . and
iiciir t1 v. -f1, s (incc. On her
iv .iu , r. lcllin with the Grand
V - ' . 'vvr-.. retaken. The
; , . ; . tU;7 that five of the
ment, and iq)re:entat3ons have m tonic-
quence " it,is.faid, been raaue by the EnH:ih -"Atnba
OVdor -it iiatlrid. .AV hat anfver has ;
been returned to thole repreiWitat'oT.s, Vve 7
know.. iwt,utthej!VTodu'c'tioa 'of pain a
iccDiid time into the con tell, us- the Ahy of. .
France, will be an event jhat av.U fccrlely
excite any lurprizc. ' 7: -. :
.-. xyedcuari ieimiark', apprehendinir' that
tteyiliall'be' drawn into the war, rc making
the ii-cellcify preparations.
"J; 1 1 was 'Livitght iltitcd, that Govern mcr.r
Irving. received, mtelligcrrceof a Dtueh fitt t '
iome force -being at fen,: the Kuilian ,
Ol
lquadron,, r uve, heenyrdci ed x
iCiijiic'
atcly ; they are to be joined in' .the : Downs
by 7 l riu.ii li ips of ifie IfoiLaiiri feveralfc
gateC T hc'E iitcK'niip'are faidtatie ch:t
ly manned vyith- French .failor s. : ; -.
:. , '' . ... Ff-LHUry 15. . .:
It is eKtreinely painful to us to (late, from
day today, the fatal miftarnages that, attend
the NV eft-India expedition. it appears that
the fieet which' has been fo loW dclaved at
fe
n-
tr.e
return 10
m tU'ir ,
c:-;n'.Tui
v ay '
r alio
it'.',
- ci
Coik, and that f aile d but 0:1 Tuefcfuy
night, has experienced as fvyere a' - gale as 7
that which dilperfed that oTAdaviral Chfif-
tun, and, we are Tea'rful.j'he ccnlequences
have been dreadful. It :s probable
greater .part ci iaem muit agiin
port. .7 ;v ,;. .,.7
1 he Ernprcfs of RuHia. we are allured.
will take an'active part' in the courfe cf the
fuillIPPr. 1 iif rr.rr.nlir nf nti nmiroirninn'
LLLHtl llll.-l I lillT'.IJif! HI 1 1 fV
feems rather to have fubf;ded. :
All the accounts from Holland lead us' to '"
fuppol'e, that the pending meaiures"' relative
to the alfemblirg a Convention will produce .
ajhock which the new moceilca Republic, -cemented
on : Fren.h principles, may . not
. '.I .11" ; r ?- o j .1
wiuiuul, ano mmcnjci is .expectea, 11 tne
Dutch pc$iibb altering the Conftitution. '
The King of Prullia,-meanv.hile, is faid
to be labouring the plan of a general peace:
to be fuhnutcd to all the fcov, ers at war,
which has for its object, among other tilings,
the rtllorat'on df the Stadtholdcr, on con- -dition
that.inairr.cftv fljall extend to all whn
j - .- -
liave taken any active political part fmce the
invafion cf the country by the French.
A Gcn;.:n 'rapcr, (Ic (crrrfftrdarA is
Keiricu ) pu is us the following news b a
?, ii:-: :
1
. wnicn were 5
a 'he time,
'n '-"n itc had
her
fr.
t,'i 1) fee.. !
of ti.e Wt'U
however, h'' '
failed frouv J'v
in her' hold, . .
rhribi ; the o;I-tr f;T'. ! e bc!v,l tob-;
ma fmalar (late, rr coflf c-vcfl t ;: irnu ! Ic
that . tl.cy iV.culd be able to continue at ica
many days !ongir
- : - Fthfiry S. c
The Loyaliit is arrived from the cape of
Good Hone, Vth'the late governor cf the
care, his fcretary,fomc DutchtifHccrs, and
about ico Dutch fo tHcrs. This- (hip left
the cape on the 12th November, 2 djyibc
forcAdmif al Elphinllcr.c was to fail fcf Ma
dras with Gen. Clark. ... -The
chancier of the intelligence brought
by ycfterday's Hamburgh mail hof aumtra.
ditlory nature The preparations that arc
making b every part of Europe announce"
the continuance of w ar ct fojuc of the at .
counts from diifcrent ptaccsltate " that peatc,
is nearer than is generally fiipr'fetl,' that
an Auflrian Agent is at this moment at PtrU, .
atd that there is fome idea of oftcrbg the
Emperor an cquivolcnt fcr the jofs of the
Netherlands. ' :
Negoc'iations foresee , it isbefieved,liave
been let on foot ; but if they (l.mdd be un.
fucccfiful, the war will probably extend from
the North of Europe to the Soujji. It ap
pears to l the policy of the Emrrcfs of RuC
futo prefnbe continuance of the w ar, and
, that they had j letter from Baile, dated the 24th January :
1 lie hvpc cf a fpeedy p:c:!':cation feems
to revive. v e :re here ahured, that the
I5art n ue Hardenbcrg will return toBaHeb
a few day?. M. Le GrcimyJ'livy Ccunfel
lcr of ihe Prii.cc de Litumge, who on his
c.'epcrtufc from hcucc (in weeks ?go, faid,
tlut Peace was nearer than was generally
thought, and that, lie hoptd fo n to rt turn,
actually arrived y ilrrdas at Rallc. On the
other hand, ui lain letters frcm Paris fay,
that fortevcral wicks an Auf.rian Agent
has hem there, ard iht litre was nodoubt
of the affair In ing fpt cdily levied. Auflria,
it i faid, if fl.c dctermmcs 10 ab ndon the
Low Ccuntrics, may rccc.ve an indemnity
1 ,
ti twnerc
It is rejrfed, that the Aclof FarH.mcnt
for linuidatimr the Prince of Wales's 'c!c bts b
found to be fo very dcfcclic ar.dbadequate
to thepurrofes fur which it was intended,
that a lVil ll.or riy be brtttglitin to explain ani
amend it.
On Wed; tftby evening laH. arrived at
Hull, the Danill'hoy Amelia, Captain Went
Hanfc.l, from Chriflianfam), wltkh placcjic
lift on the preceding Sunday. 'A gentleman
who came -ifiei gcr in the above mentioned
nffd, ltates, tlut'the Dar.es arc lufily cm.
ployed Sn fitting out a fleet, which will con
lift cf fixtcen fail c t the line, to be ready in
cafeofcmcrgciKy. There wrieUirte DufJi
privateers, andcr t c, Engl'.Uifliipsr rites,
laying at C'.trilllmfjhd when they ua.c a.
w .Y .
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