... an o d anid friendly1 Aily 'of his territories, dif9rganize' his fubjeds, feize their properties, fiuibje&t thern.to foreign laws and cuftoms, uncongenial.with' their harbits, difpofitions, I and climatesand, in a word,to reiduce them to the moft - into'erable ...

... Y teso s u, re, Middliex5 mqney fefayeer. * Jashes Widd, of Hulte-place, Manchefter, conmmoi L'a' l ' ; ' Average Price of COrn and Oatmeal ia ltrg and and Wales, frona the Returns receivtd'in the Week ed- irig the ad oWlevembir, 1799. .Whtat e6s. ?? ...

... Portfea. William Stanford, late of Colchefter, Effex, innkeeper. William Bonfall, of Wilmflow, Chefhire, grocer. in ; s William Law, late of Standifh with Langtree, Lanca- eV of ihire, miller. f Ifasac Rimiington, of Leeds, Yorkfhire, naltler. Jacob Wiliam ...

... the parties to their former bi unanimity, Suwarrotv will again lead his veteran m bands, inconcert withth Archdukeagainst the corn. anrc ron Enemy, t'ntil a. peace is hornourably 'and per in . manently etablifled. f - pa5 The6tiganized ftale of theO Chopian ...

... the heavy psiproved of good quality . One great means- of reducsng .th' xrice' ofR ing the nefarious; pra~ite oh~iiG ,) the A Corn Exchange, London . -* In the courfe of the lait week 5'96; bags of :P - WH'eati ftomt Pruffii; havem bcei irpartetdatR t It ...

... received his death, he did not think that he thould fiate the Law too broadly in c lli faying, that the Prifoner- would b e implicated Jin theI t hn Id charge of murder, as in fuch, a cafe, the Law would WI 5, confider every peirfon fo emrplodyed. as equally ...