... _O~I, D ECEMBER 3i. ARIS papas to the zith nlt. bring us an ac- -count, which in forime of the journals is- figned Alexander. Berthier but in the Redac- _ - teur has nbfuch'figndtuie; of an advantage . obtained by the French under General St. Cyr over the Auffrians under General Klenali, who had ad- vanced as far as Albano withbut meeting with anyv refiflauce. The luffs of ?? is Rfated to be ...

... From the London Gazette, Admiralty-office, Novemiber 29, 18oo. letter from CaPtain Fredericn Waotkins, cortxoa!, of 1il Majiftv' ]!ip Nereide to Evan Nepeov, EIj. dated in Cura'caso, 151 Os'IAer, i:O, ijtre&dtcs tc# filloeveg.: Hir Majelly's (hip Nereide, -off Aiaafierdar'l, ?? of Curacao, Iltb Septemnber, r0o- . x A Y Lord-I wib tinot to 1bfe a momert ib f\\- / j >fending a fafi failing ...

... F ROM Thze Rt. Hpn the Lord CGkief Baront, I- . . . To Mr. CHING, AroTnEcAItY,Cheapfide, I ondon. SIR-I dO you the juflice of acquainting vou that rmy Son has derived nery-.verial benefit from your Worm Medicine, having been attacked by Worms above a year ii trhe moli ?? manner, ;and at- tended hy.a phyfician of great fkill, my owu perinal friend, I ventured. tll not -without acguairhg /, him, ...

... From the Londou Gazette. AdmiraltY-Office, January 5, igoo. Extraa, of a kitrfrom: Caplaii Vfienh;tin Edzsrd, comma der of iis JlVajefly'csJip ?? Seipre, to EZan Nepean, .Ef.dated 'Tace.b3y, Cape of Good tRope3 tb2otb ORt04r, 1799. O N my paf'age I made the iliand of Roderiqise, where I ;iifcovered a fail: on our comirng up with her ihe ran among therocks and hroifed French colours; [ ...

... k02,At9. 1f the Ruffian Empire, the Xozacks'fo'rm a parti-- cular elafs, originating from the pearfantry, and live exempt from taxes, on the produce of their fields and paftures, or by the labour of their hands. they nel- ther furnifh recruits, nor are given away as ferfs; but they all ferve as light horfemen, as early and as long as they are fic for it ; providing themrfelves with horfes, ...

... LONDON, ARIL 8. - I . I I ~ i.. ERfAN Gazettes brought, by a Hamburg mail, arrived yefterday, The only authen- k-7 tic of anyaimpdrtance is, that the armyof Conde has finally quitted the fervice of Ruffia, and is at prefcnt in that-of Great- Britain. A courier brought on the both ult. both' this news and the counter-orders of its march for! Ruflia. It is, they fay, to march towards the Rhine, ...

... NW I.OLDO2Wy&Lr.l9. NO NV§S17tN 1: LOVNDONGAZET't R. ?? Rofc, iccompanied by Mr. Ba- fi1i1, the Mfeltnger, *vas to fet out lait nligt for Vienna Mith difpatches, con- tasinrg an .ccount of the vote of Parliaf nit VelRledwy eiongg .intoing the required loan for e £jr ice of hislsrnptiia l .Majeitr..- Gorernmer.t an faid to have recclved forne French riais of a recet date, but which contain no ...

... IPARLI4MFAT'rAR r-PROH.Dzo I n I fff- nn-ti- fro- 1.Wvaa__ la continuation from the Jlaf pagi . A-IOUSI OF LORDS. Wedafltay, AOrJ. ?? anid prosilitn er. portation- bills were feverally read a fecond timec after which. feverai ?? were Lwrn refpehis their propofed eridcnce before the feleft committec. -Adjourrsed till to-moriow.: - - - - 2&erftzdv, Nen~ 20.-LordI Nelfon vwas introduces by Lords ...

... I . I:: z ! ' , ��i .t L i i S 1' ^ 1 tt - j : : ._ , i , : ?? -: ¼ .~ ~~o . f ?? ?? ?? othuer'ns 'nwme'afurcsztalkefl Ao- Iniy te; Frenchp govbrlric nthforthi e inmt- provement iof their navyt dsi follenwing orders are :taken- fiom a de'er d; 'by the nainil-er of the tnhiine: ,n,. ?? ?? ercife of tr.iuhqafletry adm itard the fleet fhall take plate ?? tlae, efeI:be- longng. q t the IReublic; ...

... T'IHE croud at the Baggage-Warehoufe of IA the Eafl-India Company, was imrnmenfe lalt week,_attra4ed' by the Prefents for the Royal Family, -'conciffing of the Wardrobe and other, articles taker ftrom the late Tippoo Sultaun. The following is a particular account of thie'mofl remarkable of the articles: Grecu 'war ?? drefs, which belon- ged to Tippoo Sultaun,, is called a Chetta, a- Perfian ...

... LONDON, MARcH 22 l Sadderi iidir ts. 'eeni rciived ?? i filop the-emblar1atioit of the troops ijntil k ehegr osdos& The~x~th regineiftt ,,te A >-Xto haveenbat~(el this moruing, had f j e f vd countr-orders. fhe ith'have ieceived' t01lsr 0rers. A namber of idle rrnorrs are tn cir f a n of which can be dependitd on. Some ¢ the s wil'l be diftenibarked. The tbwu is vtry r'il, and every onz is ...

... . 11 ?LOMDON,?-SEPTEMBER2.- .1 ,. ., - . L' ? ETTERS have been received from Copenhagen, dated as late as the 23d L ult. On the 20th Admiral Dickfon appeared off Cronberg, and faluted the garrifon with 17 pieces of cannon, whi6h was returned. On our {hips coming to an anchor, the Danifh Admiral rent an- officer on board, to comple- ment Admiral Dic'kfonnon his arrival. The Danifh officers were ...