... SaM7ERLAND. By accounts 'from Bern, Of the 28th be- id cember, it appears that the greateft unanimity e' prevailed in the Councils of that State that , all political difputes were fo entirely laid saide, that the firit Deputy appointed to the Ce Diet had been fupported, and even nominat- es ed, by the very party whofe meafiures he had ' hitherto uniformly oppofed. rn The fame fpirit continued ...

... ILon, PMa. 25. NEWS BY TEE HAMBURGH MAILS. yo Three of the four Hambnrgh mails due va 1- have arrived. Their detention is folely to pa e be attributed to contrary .winds, fogs, and crr the floatjng ice in the Elbe, as they contain FE no accounts of any proceedings of the French co with refpe& to the city of Hasmburgh. Two bo y of the mails were put on board feveral days all h before the packet ...

... liteltgeiie from lopb')s' ia. FROM JAN. i6, TO JAN. 19. HE Sophia, Carter, from London to T Madeira, is taken by a French priva- teer, and fince loft near Ifle Dieu. A floop from Rotterdam, loaded with ge- neva, is on ?? on Portland Beach the cargo is landing. The Elizabeth and Mary, Mearns, from Riga to Scotland, is totally loft on the coaft of Norway. The Providence, Jenkins, from Briftol to ...

... MM-- i LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 23. ADMIRA1LTY OFFICE, Jan. 23. Copy of a letterfrom the Right Hon. Lord t Bridport, K. B. to Evan Nepean, dated the 20th irydasnt.i S I R, C 7OU will herewith receive copies of two Y letters from Capt Durham, of his Ma. I jefiy's fhip Anfon, and a copy of one from the Hon. Capt Stopford, of his Majefly's (hip Phsaton, which I tranfinit for their Lordihips ...

... LO N D O N, Jan. 19. INTELLIGENCE from FRANCE. p7 P1P R I S, Jan. 14. The Ambaffaidor of the French Republic refid- ing at the Court of Rome to the Mbimer of Foreign Afairs. Florence, zith Nliofe, Dec. 31. e, CITIZEN MINISTER, - In my difpatch No. 17, (the numbers in i6 and 17 are not arrived) I gave you infor- ,n mation relative to the prefent fituation of c- Rome. Events have fince ...

... obinbur9b, 3an. 27. On Tuefday night, the great cotton work of Meffrs Wood and Co. at Carlifle, was burnt to the ?? lives were loft. On Wednefday evening, a fire broke out in the lint mills at Collington, belonging to Mr Watels, which were entirely confumed. The following Clyde Ibips failed, on the 12th inllant, from Cork, under convoy of the Sblebay frigate and Stork floop of war, to be ...

... ebillbur'91), Sall. 25. - -. ott- --1 ~V- I Laft week, the wife of William Fergufon, weaver in Ceoficaofeway, was found dead in her own houfe, with nobody befide her but her huiband. Some fufpicions having arifen that (he had been murdered, the body was ?? by medical gentlemen, upon whofe report a precognition waj taken, fin-ce which Fergufon, after being examined by the She. riff, has been ...

... READ and ACT like Truz BRITONS ! ! ! Dear Countryjnen! THAT once rlouriflsing Kingdom, France, has been haraffed during _ix bloody years.- Ciuelties never before heard of have been ii exercifed upon them: The natives have been m: urged on to murder their King, whom they ac- R knowledged to have been pious, juff, and ol virtuous ; they have maffacred each other to l' the number of 8oo,ooa in ...

... HER MAJESTY's BIRTH-DAY,. LADIES' DRESSES. HER MAJESTY, as ufual, on her own Birth-day, was plainly attired in a falnwon- coloured fattin petticoat, ornamented with a patent lace ; the trimming in perpendicular folds, and two draperies of the fame, drawn up in each fide in fefloons, with goat's beard; headed with wreaths of puce frivolity, and X deepflounce of the fame round the bottom o i the ...

... R1'ed,?f [doay' and Thurfday's Poflyr. LI-NNDON GAZETTE, Jan. 2o. AnMiRALTY OFFICE, Jan. 20. Lcpy of a letter frorz Captain Sir Edward {ell/ew, Commander of hip MfajeJ-y's Jhip Ad'ifatigable, lo Evan Nepean, Efq; dated at 5ca, Yaa. iz, 1798. S I R, 1 HAVE the pleafure to inform you, that yI have captured this day, in company .tlh the Cambrian and Childers, a French lc.hoorer privateer, Le ...

... LO ND ON, Jan. 26. It was yelterday flated with much confi- dence, that Government has aclually receiv- ed affiurances of the King of Pruflia having declared his intention to protect the North of Germany, and Harnburgh; and the Duke of 1,runfwick is faid to have already ordered troops to march for the defence of the Elec- torate of Hanover. The King of Denmark, it is added, is alfo determined ...

... £Saurday's and Sunday's Pps. tonloon, 2Jad. 29. . . I ,, .- - . - X T is with much concern we announce the I lofs of the Tribune frigate, of 44 guns, bh Capt S. Barker, on the Halifax Ration, con- veyed in the following a Exirari of a letter, dated Harbour-Grace, a Newfoundland, )an. 1, 1798. WI The lateft accounts from St. John's, h mention the unfortunate lofs of his Majefly's frigate ...