... boli At, eo f - .(ON DAY, OC. 1A.. - [The great ?? important intelligence 'prevents fi our giving this Gazette- n deTail, O C 3, -1therefore, a, abridge futch. parts as are 'not 'ndtfpeniibly necefaray. to 11 coatmuniuicatve, that we may havp room to inierc fu~l as -3 immxediati~1y claim the piiblic actention. - : v DOWtNlG~sTRztET, oCT. 53, i.79 .; G Difpatches were thiis afternoon ...

... A S Il. PETERSBURGH, OCT. ?? FROM THE COURT GAZETTE. Major-General Heffen, from his head-quar. ters at Zypfer Schlenfen; - I humbly ac- quaint your Imperial Majefty, that, on the 4th of September, I arrived from Yarmouth, with the firft divifion of troops before the Texel. We difembarked immediately in row- boats, and landed all our troops on the 6th at the Helder, though in a violent gale of ...

... CQN'r.4GIQOuq=DIER. ?? In the ?? iyentiments re- atuii rpffiing the late alarming report, that the hear; Plague had madeits appearance in this Country, card. I have proceeded with a degree of caution, ftanc Which fome pirfons have thought unneceffary: abun I ~am ptrfuaded, however, that thofe who have man Af.rioully conlidered the fubje4ft in its intimate IT korinexion with the public fafety, ...

... gpfajo. j? e The rnaffacre, early in the late fprin ,of two of of the Minifters Plenipotentiary from the fi French Republic to the Congrefs at isafla4t, and feq the fnppofed miraculous efeape of the thirds; . arc faas fufficiently alive-in the recollepion of en our Readers to render a recapitulation of -the hl affli&,ing narrative unneceffary; but as the no world, from the very extraordinary ...

... I_ _ * _ S _ ?? 3g N ? It is 'with confiderablie pieafure tha'twe have to ttrecur, this week, to events moft aufpictous to the mc crdt e of thia s Country and its Allies. The fuccefles wi id- that. -haveattended the Auftrians in Italy, and on the me Rhine, promife the, molt advantageous fituation to th( ch: the Belligerent Powers, for. negoriating that peace which the prefent Government of ...

... FROM THE-LOVDOP CAZE2;rE, . - . : ,T B : TUESDAY, DEC. tO. ADMIPALtY-OPFICE, DEC- iO. Extrar of a Letter, from Vice-Admiral Lutwidge, Comrnauiderjn Chief of His MajelRy's Ships and Veflels in the Downs, to Evar Nepeaa, Efq. dated the Sth-igitait. Lietttenant Wiidy in the Camperdowss cutter, has anchored in the Downs, andddelivered to me the en- clofed Letter, flating -his having captured ...

... FRA NCE. The'fulloving were the Refoltifions paffed in the Council of Five Hundred, and which were ..oved by Villelard, the Reporter from the Committee of Five Members, to confider cn -divers meafiures for Public Safety, after the Counacil of Flaers had moved the Legiflative Body to St. Cloud: te Article i., There is no longer any Executive Di- q' te&ory, aird the following perfbns are no ...

... Copy of a Letter from Capt. Macnarmara to Admiral IKngfmill, dated Cerberus, off St. Andcr, Wt. zaz. to 2' SIR. ?? the 2oth imtu. at five P. M. Cape Ortegal I bearing S. W. eight or nine leagues, a fleet was difeovered from our rnaft heads, ftanding 0 to the S. E. I feood towards themn, and at 1- eight P. M. I hailed one of the leading I- frigates, and nearly touching, brought her to a~lion. ...

... FRaSCE. Citizen Rmd4rer has lifted another comer of p the veil which concealed the Net Conythlian. a. The following is the idea which he givceiof the A PIublh EfIab/l: . nl LEGISLATIVE EIOWER. There is to be a Council of State to propote n the Laws, which Council makes part of the -t Eixecutive Power; to debate this propofition e there (hall be a Tribunate, or Body of Re. b .prefentatives of ...

... I ?? DO ?? \ ?? ??tO3AXEL1IC?: The variety of important evensts that claim'our at- tention this week, ?? us to confne gpr ?? in much mnole cir umtc fee limits than are agreeable- to our wifnes. Refpeftiqg the fituation of the Alles ln.Italy, W have the fatisfaftion of ftiting circumiftances truly:- aufpicious to -th re-e; ablifht'oforder and traia- quility in all its differetnt States. . ...

... - M. l! L-M ? 1. 0 VFarther-Particulars, byin Officer on Board.]' The Naffau,. of 6+guns, Capt. Tripp, in pro- ce ceeding (with two Pilots on board) from -the pa Downs to'the Helder, flruck between twelve and qu one o'clock, on Fridiy morning, the 25th Odo- ~ r. ber, on a faind called the North Haak, about fir c four leagues to the northward of the Helder, qu he the wind blowing very hard ...

... W~~.Y~~.D~qCE14BER~% Adfi r Lod M o .6 A~irl~td f3ri ?? ?? $Oht-qe O, R~yi..Romee,,,t , , I errors anal ?? 1-W ' great'and ?? u 3at.Ordihip loo keA J,izsig, elh..f ii He.'has givmaorders. fi rt; fpeedy.equppn e of the ihips ,at Spithead urid~'r hiw coimnnd, and that they be keprii Xreadinefs to p d ooe ?? ?? t ?? T is fficient 1,~ rcnibce -us haijsLri`ipV 'ied cotifsoits of beig ableX encreafe ...