... a t 7 a: aI I of t. -; PORTSMOUTH, n of -Np. 3--.4His Majefly's fhip Goliah, Of 74 :e. guns, Captain Foley, lately returned fsomo !nlt the Mediytlatly etrne famn ial t terranean, is come into harbour tP be t] fopaid off. AlD fl Thurfday failed the Cormorant,.of 2z guns, f Ic- Hon. Captain Boyie, with a fttore-fhip under a convoy, for Gibraltar. F ,nnd Same day failed the Camilla, Capt. Larkan, ...

... -Q.t ?? I s uim I ?? lt*e -f -PoR2jSMOUzH- O~cT T9.; ?? lar night, rand early. this muorning, tvelve merchant ihips from LLi(ton, which failed from thence under con- vov of His Majelty's (hip impregnable, of 98 guns, Capt. Faulikier, and Excellent, of74 guns, Hon. Capt. Stopford; the ltter of which parted company a few days fince, in chace of a fufpefed vel.el. NWe are very forry to flate, ...

... . 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 ...

... : -OCTOER .12 . . On Monday lai the Meinbers f, ibat-hioghly laudable hiftitution the 6iRTSgA B'RtFIcF:4 SoctETY,. . lnhleA t th};rIO1 : SOcztrT, aeinlable d'at thir Half' rito'ld; ,Rope Walk, from which place they twent in procelion' -to Sit. :Geore'-slCha' `* -a molt excellent and- apprdpri-te 'errhon .as preacbedlby the Rev. Mr. Hoyle.- after which they returned to their Hall, and about two ...

... Jbal 33iograpDp. INTERESTING MEMOIRS a OF THE GALLANr t CAPTAIN MILLER, OF 2'E THESEUS. t The Public having been much intcreacd in the unfortunate termination of the-Ihort, but e brilliant career of the late Captain RalP'ib Wil-n lett Miller, we have no doubt but it will be gratified by th'e following few particulars of his life we have been able to colleCt. He was born in Newv York the 24th ...

... 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 ...

... - COPY Ot)p A DECLARATION MADX D SHTS .tA- JET:YTHEl ErER oR OF.ALL TH-E RUSSIAS, TO TMHE MEMBERS OI,-THE GEPMAN-EM-IRE. P HisnImperial Mtajefy, the ?? of all ?? L 6iasiever animated with iealfor the caufeof Sove- Di reigns, and 'wihinig to 'put a ft:p to the ravages and o diforders which have-been fpread' by theiimpious'Go- vernmente under which France groans, to the remoteft g countries ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...