... Itr0 rirtr ?? oel Only ?? r ordr rsto Iati, VI OC, ?? a 1e le . (f 2onanarte at Alexano'ria I a is confirmed bv letters frva7 S..uvin ani C ool MO Ilantinonic. As this is cosl riere by the a. Porte as a enanifeil irra:ts of thlC peace of fubftclingo betvecrn ...

... ivcd a, Yarm:.; ' thle Kinsg Geore ?? C s't Del, U Cuxhaven, AM. Kb snailson 10 v sdri C) Levi, Scott Rainer Orrnvnd and Ar |ing,'s meffen'ger, fiom Vicri Tar Th - 1 firersu;~ li agr-e in L'ating, tlh 3 N. Il'a.:P e ! a prilner on board the ...

... received at a very late hour the fame night. The fifteenth, and laft doe, arrived on aThurfday. In the courfe of the day there arrived, a Mr Hunter, jun. from Conflantinople, a I courier from Vienna, a Ruffian meffenger 1 from Peterfdurgh, and ...

... attcr lodging fuch intimatiolt, a printcd forrs of the JournAl or Report to be made by the mafier of tile veffel, will - be delivcred, along with a copy of this adivertifereotr, to any perfon that Thrill call for the fsmise a- this lffice. When the fifhing ...

... obliged to retreat with a part of his troops to the wood between Liptingen and Stockach. The enemy purfued General Meerfeldt into the wood n with fo much a ctivity, that in a few hours he was forced to its extremity, though it extends a whole German mile. ...

... ahout fix o'cloclt, a luggtr d priv.itcr, wvits yellow fi cs, and moutntwg 14 guls, b aipcarcd off Rattray Hlcid, and has chaced on Ihore a I hoop near St. Consbs, a few sisiles to the north of Rat- h ti iy lld. Tc privateer fired a broadfide at the b ...

... merchants here have re- a ceived communication, and it occaflons a alaanation in this country likewife, n Private letters from the Hague, of the 1 1th infl. flate, that the Batavian Conven- n tion has decreed that all the goods and chat- tels of thoe w*ho ...

... reflriffion bill to a Committee, the Dife of n e Clarence rote, and, in a fpeech of more than ;V two hours, gave it his moft decided negative. Idc He took a review of the evidence which had aL been brought forward, and from thence Con- a . cluded, that, if ...

... 'vt of 35,500, of A of. o I 5 I I a r t e s d a is e 'S 15 .1 Cb 'Atldh his vsy- y'btiiirallIy coniited. 'the Vbttl6s ti're the bloodief Chat have Ueen folig-Ut rihce 'the reeditoimzeb~ideseit of h6oiili. tits. When te -couirier came a'ivy, ...

... Miffing, &c. Dersclment of trie Royal Engincers.-a Lieutenant t Ccionel kiliedl, L Subalterns waunded. oit Brigade ofthe Grenadier Battalion ofthe Guards. a feijcio, 2 rink and file killed; a Captain, a fer- r jeants, 49 rank and file wounded; i rank and ...

... loftonly two. a '; n tlie year 1672, the Englifla and the 2 ' ;.nc. formed a plan, in concert, to make 3 - - felve' maferas of the Texel, wlich would a ) v ! fucceeded, had not God, in a wonder- a - ;ltanner, caufed the tide to ebb, contrary ...

... ? 2z26 ADD4R, LTY-oFFTCE, OCT. 22. Exttra* of a Letter from Viee-Adniiraj Mitchell to Evan Nepean, Efq; dated on- board his Majeftf hiup Ifis, near the Vlieter, the 15th inftant.,. . I enclofe a copy of'a lettei from qaptai Campbell, giving atl account ...