... whichl flroisgly.engaged the feelings of the audience, The lai fipeech of' this ?? is made by Elvira, %vho, in. mellacing 4, vengeance againif Pizarro, ?? I-in animated r. terms, the dangers in which tihe; Spanifh chief. as tain-had been engaged. This deferiptibii ...

... have been reteived from Vienna, bc confirming the detetmination of that Court to ne remain faithful and fleady to its engagements he w th this country. Thee defpatches -are offo e- latea date as the 14th of laft month, and from, thefe it appears that ...

... the Minister of State. Since this, it has been confidently reported that the Court of has released our Court from all its engagements in case it should be necessary for latter to conclude a separate peace suitable circumstances; so that we have still hopes ...

... I meditate the-fending out an armament tf'confi& 'deeable forcefrm Breff.' : Sir. Richard' Pearfon, who, in the Serapis, engaged Paul Jones off Scarlbooughl, was ona Saturday appointed Liena. Governoir of Green - wich HofIital, vacant by the death of' ...

... is the re- d conqueft ofthe Ifland of Malta. B erli, .anuary ?? has informed our Court that /he is on thfe point of being engaged in a s *ar with Rufla, and that the time of the-year alone prevented- the-commencementof hoflilities. Coil. n riers are pafring ...

... THE FERROL EXPEDITrION. Genuine extra&q of a Letter from an Officer engaged in the late expedition to Ferroi, &c. Spithead, _7anuary x6tb, 180T. ,, ~T7 E anchored here on Wedssefday lafi, after a / 8 paaage of fixteen days from Lifbon, and are now lying ...

... carrying on at St. Peterf- I ^ burg between Rufflia, Puffia, Sweden.and Denmark, has no other objeft than the renewal of' the engage- . .1maents. which in the years 1720 and 1781 were con, t . trr~ted by the fame powers for the fafety of their i navigation ...

... peace bet'tvecn Auffria -and France. The treaty, however, is not to be publifhed, till the end of thle prefent month, when the engage. ments between Britain and Auflria termninate. Upon the Northern confederacy no freeh information is afforded, and no new ...

... well as your regret mulf be excited by the conduit of thofe Powers whofe atten- tion, at fuch a Deriod, appears to be more engaged in endeavours to weaken the naval force of the Britifli empire, which has hitherto oppofed fo power- ful ans ob~lacle to the ...

... he has offici- ally declared, on the fubje,! of the Norithern Confederacy, that his Pruffian Majefly neither had nor would engage in any;proje.tI hoflile to the intereflts ofthis country. A Ddnifh ihip valued at upwards of i ?? 4 aving putinto Bowonorej ...

... which marked much internal feeling and agitation, faid, he bad not been prefent in the early part of the conver- fation which engaged their Lordihips' attention, but 'hoped, that, from the extreme delicacy and difficulty, the difcuflion of the qutflion which ...

... third time to- morrow.-Adjourned. A LETTER FROM MALTA, Of the date of Novemnler 5, states asfolioeS: W ...