... GEN,^ER IL ORDERS. BRIGADE ORDERS. mc losv Old Sluys, O&. 12, 1799. Tr Prince ?? has great fatisfaition in corn- muntcating to ?? Linder him, an Extraa Or: of a Letter he has received from the Commander ufr in Chief, in anfver to his report to hinm of the Ho Adion of the ioth inftant.iliie Ex:ra35 of a Latcer fronm the Ctiomander it Chef, to Prince n 0Kii.i./,:a;a, dated H.;ad-2uartcrs, ...

... 11 I PR.E M6* ?? p , i, , , 6 I.M. .: PPT ?% ? V-- , 1:11, I -4 -, 1 ? - -- f ?? As itr r With thicvep lblic b int st dh ?? ' .b the plnc~i `tii G04J14;tgnded jfer France, v 1e ° r ° cqmu q ting wsaY 4 4ideqt4e Papers, tb be .1 -it eading ?? is foon tO be fub v' _ tb at o ~ Accoxi'nts T at7 'have been given, we ledes hat which 0ap- : e' lear4id to usthe fimpoytantj., .. ., if The folowino ...

... TO THIE PUULIC. Blue pe'io-d at -selhc/ 'we conainenee otis- Liecrarj Tx LkL- O R A? 14 is tbsc msoJ Pregnoat zved' pol1inial vlclflitssde f~ ton perhaps an~y rht& baa ?? cisc Assisses of Eidrpe. aiel-i! e/sercfs-r, ercan oa Sc.are-r else &sosfteeneessa-ad Prsgrefsa qof ts La/~sow-s as Iscss_,wdsk t o'loeani!e~-fgto cisrc oo Rcad-i ?? as else cr'scmf-asjisn sc s epigj; Esisents scsr. isptaslr ...

... Vortomoutw leesap, '?\AWII III, ter - echip Betwito~t~erC Since the Difpatches' tent by t Duke of York re- me fpecking the .aaion of the 6th inft. there- appears to kil have been no military operations of any codtequence, .according to. the accounts dated the szth !iEf. brought. pla by the' Savagef'loop of war. From every appearance in of the diferribarkation of the. troops that were to have ...

... from tf)t Eonoll &aettr TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15. ou tb( DoWNI-NG-STREET, oc r. r5 cr Difpatches, of which the following are co - en pies, have been received by the Right Hon. 2r Henry Dundas, one of His Majelty's princi- NvI pal Sccretaries of State, fromr Lieut. Gen. an Trigge and Vice-Admiral the Right Hon. of Lord flugh Seymour, Commanders in Chief of His Maieilty's Land and Sea Forces in the ...

... . Public Orcurrencez. - __ .Ltl A conference was held on the X 5th ult. fr between the Vrench and Aunfrian Generals, at ca Novi, to difcufs the terms of an Armiftice. th They difagreed, in confequence of the former at making the pofefflion of Seravalla, and the pe latter Novi, as the fine qua non. The Pu Armillice, therefore, bit veen the Armies in fai Italy, is, at prefent, fufge.ided. da St. ...

... THE RO2ALISTS. - The following is the Official Account of the Armisticc lately concluded between the Royalilts and Republicans, the tone of which, particularly the ?? and Royaliis, R has given ortal once to the Journalias of i Paris. t DELARUE, GENERAL o0 BRIGADT, MILITARY t! COMMANDANT OF THE DEPARTMENT OFLA fi, SARTHIS, IN A STAT2 OF SIEGE, TO THE b: COMMANDANT OF. MONS: he I The General in ...

... Loatioll. SATURDAY, NOVL'M1 R 23.--BY EXPRESS. I Letters from Hamburgh mention, that Cre- c dit is io far re-efiablithed, that money may be borrowed at S1. per cent. Ti The news of the late Revolution has been P celebrated with illuminations in different parts F of France. tII t It is faid that Moreau is gone to the Armies FRI of the Danube and Helvetia. 9 Maffena is on his march to Brera. C t ...

... Ip bltft orcurnelu. - It is faid that parliament*wlkcertiahy neet1 on the z ift of next rnonth'. - . The Ruffian Arnbaffador arrived at the Founx 1 tain Inn,Portfimaith, on Sunday. AML theRusTian: ?? have been introduced to -him by Gene- f ral Hefien. The purport of His Excellency's V v~fifttwas, t*iispee the. fituationof the fick Troops on board the' hofpital ibips4 . riannia, Pegafe, and ...

... PuoUc oreCttancnt. By the Hamburgh Mail which arrived on V Sunday, advice was received from Swabia, c dated O&ober io, of the follov-ing Brigade f Orders having beeiA publifhed concerning the f viaory obtained by the Rul1ia5 Geatrai Rofen '4I berg over the French near Schwitz Head-quarters Gegenbach, Oet. 9. The troops are previonfly informed, tlat the Im- perial Ruffian GeneralRofenberg ...

... ikent. ?? olm 641*0 I ? I - I - .. :2=2=vc=m; . . . I ? T.tgSDAtj ?? 29. . OWNIXG-STREET, QMT. 29j 179.. . A Difpatzi of which the following is i ?? copy, has been received from Lieuts.Coloncl .Henry Clinton, b'y the Right Hdn. Lord Gien- .'xlie, His Majefty's Psincipal Secreiary of * State for theForeignD'epartment. MY L ORD, . - - Cj . 9j IZ9. When I fent your Lordhip. ray 1.tA difpatcli on ...

... IiI rtmo utb. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER z:. m 1 anw m mB ,, - MiU-. --A -_ _I ?? ?? _- -- I ~ urs F 41%. AVj1W_: ing high and interefting comnplihment has been paid to the intrepid gallantry of a Britifh Offi- cer, who was Captain of the Marines, belong-' ing to the 'Portfmouth divifion5..and was then afirg under the orders of Sir Syne}. Smith: On the ?? the Enemy at day-break attacked our I left and ...