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... - I I I ? ?7 . . . EI t, TM R? 4 1? , Im .. ?.t .4 ?, Ai 4, ., I i I -? 11 - It The A~(!drefs of die 1kfrchduke Charles to the St trs, mul, , wih jrfpe'a ' to the prq ol: btl;Il of wair or peace, h, colidrlere d i 1S a a a ti a r; of 1hr !heefl importae.re.' , I t the SteSa eare icpr~eflv warne in ntto'toI bedecei 'eved inld bope of' reace. (forr the, late-evens in r ;D nce.,a d called tip0n ...

... Our theatrical season closed on Wednesday last, on which occasion the manager came forward, and in the name of the company returned thanks for the favours they had received. He then recurred to his own particular situation, and said, that as it was the last time he should ever have the honour to address them on, those boards, words were inade- quate to express his feelings for the patronage ...

... i ? I , :'firtwo .9,11 'P I I The following Circular Uttei hasi beer addreffedl ly hiss Grace the btake of Portlarid, to the Lord Lieuterants of thedile'ni Coitoler. My 1,oiA ' iFbiteiall, Dec ;I, t.799. I have the h'orotN to fend your Lordfhtip inqlofed4 certain patwrs. containing accounts ofthe variquS means which bavcebeen taken in the Metrovolis tor the puTpofe of. Obvising the ...

... !? (Tj V..*0 ,a vigg ; T Fre6ch Roya - 6,i she \Veflern Depart. ~itts reneiti to prefe' ifo;mriable front to their Re-ptthlicartioppor~enss9 They are very, numero1us, Itici theii- hofltle a~rvitr *c jceffant. .Bonaparte hat addrelTed-oW laina.;o Nto them, in whicli, artfullyV tvifhint -et the rej3iq cof the peo-. pie, he exehorts th'jChI jdihen tf t.od and Peace to preir~tf a~zeiotz~tn an' ...

... 9MOW5 3,0014 Y orders from Government, in confe. quence of the, new arrangements in .vit1c7 - walling the French prifopqr., the French .2L2J fa-geons, dZpenfers, and aflliiints, are to confined so the prifor furgery-houfe tili fnrther orders. Orders are alfo tranfmnitted io the Britifb Comoniffary in France, for EngliT 'prifoners of war to be kept np to the ufual full allowance of beef bread, ...

... IIPbWlulki, jan. iX. The Quarter Seflions for Suffolk, Norfolk, Ef. fex, and Cambridge, will be held as nnder: Beccles, Mond. Jan. 33 Norwich, Friday, lan.T7 Woodbridge, Wed- i S CoIchefter, Monday, 13 . Prwich, Friday, I7 Harwich, fameday Bury, Monday, 26 Chelmsford, Tue.. 14 Nortolk, Wednef. S5 Camrbridge, Thurf. 16 Wednefday ie'nnight the WeR Sulfolk regt. of Militia paffed through. Bry, on ...

... treltUtnarlI 3R.Osto Mo-dayn, 7Th. 6, 800o. letters' from the Minifler of Foreign Affairs it France, Atnd frnm Gen. Bdonaparte. with the an- fwsers t eruried tn th, m ri y the Rbig Hon. Lrd Grenville, his 'ajf~ 's Pr~incioal -Secretary of Stare for Forein' A't airs: My Lord, 1 difpaict bjy order of'en. Bona parte, irl& Conful of the French Repnublic, a mellenger to L or! o: he is the bearcr ...

... .*:jX$~~3~~).. Jan~, The Sufoi tendbbl Cavalry, otAiAnally raig as provifional,- futiound .2t Lewes4 acid'aloong. tie Ea7tern collaftasjras Rye,'bas ~rtteived a&def; to bold itf, r eireatineas t atc l te ffiortef notice for [relarnd: in two d;fions; the firiobe com, mafided .Y h'he Colonel Sir Wm, i6wleyj Birt. and the' k fni by Major Sin eton, fonain-!iw, ,to t.e Marqais Cornwalll5., 'We hear ...

... SunbaW 0 oD$tf. Extra! of a Lenree from, Mr. Robert Hoffer, Com??.ean;e| of 7eprU o faeboLierofwar Revaenge, to Eva;z Ne- peo.e prq dated iasna, the 6tbhof Dec, 17,99. HAVE the honour to acquaint you, for the information of their Lordrhips, that on the 4th inat. at 5 A. M. in Vigo Bay, I wa at-. .j tacked by 4 Spannfli privateers- 2 fchooners, a brig and a lugger, mounting from 4 to 14 guns. ...

... AMA ':t 51 I il) D S t,4 . I McridavlMr. Cline and Mr. Eallwood, Admi- ral:v Melffenrers, %were fent oef, thc former to Portf- trUth, and the laster toT'orlav, swil ih.ftltf&ions to cur ,fquadoton to fal'to pitsven the defigns 6f it.e e.rerU ,; he combitied French and Spanilh, erets heir .t readinefs for Lea, and' having, it is faic, fx m irrbrs provifions oi board'. The .Aas of thc' ...

... II I ? Itil, Aft . 0 I . 1, porz..', . The rcport of the French Fleet having railed- is now entirely difcredited It appears upon an ri- vefligation to-be unworthy of credit. Some failors on board of a privatter takle by the Hon. Captain Corhranr'. and'whbo had made their efcatrfronn a French prifon, are faid to be the authore ofthe Ilt wv. The firli filpplies for which the Minifter means to ...