... proceeded about twelve miles' up, aid anchored off Sophienwberg, in expeation of feeinig- Lord Whitworthl but -his Lcrd'hip'being engaged with the 'anith mififters this day, could not meet liim He went the nextj when ?? met his Lordiip, and a plan of co-operation ...

... ret the Rhine leaves the territry of Switzerland to the point where it eiters the territory of the Batayiazi Republic; and' engages moreover to cede to the French Republic the Covereignty and property' of Frickthal, and all that belonos to the boxife of ...

... wounded. The Englifh ficing themfelves discovered, immediately boarded the frigate and got pofl~flion of her, after a fmart engagement withl the Ef'meralda ; they then attacked the Par, and took her likewife. although (he detended herfelf with great gallantry ...

... 0O -MONOPOLY. T o ke PrNinter of ' the Hull Packet. SI-Tie ?? ?? Oassia. VATIONS upon.a fabjeft which at prerent engages much. public converfation, apprared laf. week, in a London paper of the firt repeftability :-I am- fo well convinced of their propriety ...

... right in the retention a or refloretion of the prize was referred to the deci. i tion of his Majelly; it bas for forms days engaged the e confideration of Miniflers, and we are uncertain woe- ther they have yet formed any determination on the fibje~t; the ...

... though-effeaed in a mofl fimple manner, by ..movhig 6figs'es and letters, which were worked,'while t'he eye of the ltranger was engaged' in looking into ,t the barel. 'Itevett haingpaidhaslbsllangand being litesally promifed as to a wife, returned'to reprt the ...

... 'onfequence of the high price of potatoes, which has'arifen in proportion to other provifions, t a dealer in that article has engaged with the I corporation of the city of London, to fell- to the public at large the belt potatoes at three fairthings per rpound ...

... I. ES oiv T. . -EXPEDITION TO CIDIZ. L ETTERS fromnthe fleet and army engaged in L this expedition, dated the z8th-September, and the zd and' 7th inflant, flate the following parti- culars part On the a3tIT Sc tember Lord Keith, accompa, nied by Sir RKralph ...

... keelman on the river Hu rnber,, obfcure in birth, mean in pro- fffion, and vulgar in manner, lie had found j means,--however, to engage the affeaions of a Ybeautiful and accorp liffed young lady of one the firfi famlilies of the kingdom, the daughter of the ...

... lolt l Without.entering now into queflions of the wifdom ?? expediency of that sdifarej in which this nation has been long engaged, it isa' fa& inot to be difproved, that fuch a feries of exertion (politically right cr wrong in the 4rigin) have been attended ...

... fpoftion to receive any overture rclativecto a feparate negod. ation ?? and France; bit hi's' Majefty, faithful to his engagements, 'f fleadily declined to enter into any nea fures tending to feparate kis irite- refis froam thofe of the powers vrho Thall ...

... the river at Rheineck. in order to advance into the Voralberg. Mr. Pitt's declaration that the Emperor was faithful to his engagement with this country, ferves to explain the (late of affairs which the French Journals exhilgit. If the Emnperor adheres to ...