... Mr. Rc-?E, whofe Brief Examination info the Increafe cf the Revenue, Commerce, and Mams failures of Great Britain, from 1792 to 1799, we had occalion to notice lome time fince as a Pamphlet containing much information I on the ftate of the Finances, has, in a fub- j fequent Edition, brought down the Financial I Concerns of this Country to as late a date as the | loth ol Oftober laft. He begins ...

... COMMISSION OF THE FIVE HUNDRED. Berexgsr prefented a report upon the putting of the conftitution in activity. The National Con- vention, he faid, terminated giorioufly their career by giving 10 the French people a Republican conilituticn, founded upon the principles of the reprefentat ive fyikm, , The conftitution ofthe third year fufpended the revo- lutionary lhocks, preferved the political ...

... presence of , be presbytery oi chauoury, ar.d *c respectable Gentlemen of the burgl , wno were I^hiy |,xsed with the p.oncci.cy of the Scho.a., ?? the dulcrent ?? which gave ample evidence of the diligence and at- ' onu f -he Masters. T Fe nest session of this Academy will open on thi. 14th day [ Traiuary neat, when the Rector, Mr Wood, will teach the • fin Greek, and Trench Languages [Mr ...

... To thr. -nfi-.oi- ?? . _. ?? A the 4 th Dec ..;o ?? German and -_ tatrintic, acd a n.nid ad^htencd by mtch pell-.-ULO, ?? ?? ?? ?? Sacii impntdenc uon, and on term, the more udv,_, ?? : . i.!ai, the sir •»«:; -i »v*r. t- on cue ■:, „_r . .. .. . (lj to continue hi, imperious tone, ?? to ?? Cu1 ?? ( , lead to them. Too oit-.t: bas the hope, indulged with s ...

... th- l»r &c London Gazette, Dee. 21.. «S J-uajefty's fl„ ps Monarch, Tremendous, -a, bceptre, Stately, Trident, Ruby, Jupiter - • SpW, Mozelle, Kuttlefnake, Echo/and .io the n , ne ot - Du , ch men rf taken ■ &3S* ° n ,h ° , ?? th of Au S uft ' '796,' by the 'to his Majeiiy'e Laips Brilliant, T_.oadicca, and Ata- l.uite, for the French priyatc-er Le Milan, taken oa the 2 1 it of February, 1 759 ...

... DOVER— Dec. 17— haif past six o'c'oi-1; This moment a vefl'e-1 from France arrived with three p..liengers. lam forry while lam writing this to fay the veii'el .truck on a rock off the Pier, and is (inking. The crew are jult come on ihore, nearly drowned ; but they have left one lady and two gentlemen fpa__Ten- e*-rs, who are now on board ; it is ?? to Uve ther.v — any money was offered to the ...

... Count i- flail in Derby, en F, i.lai I the loth of I) cember inflant. It -cas ordered, \ ,'bat re-v CloathLig fball be immediately pro- vide* for the feveral Troops of the Derbjfrt'e I dunteer Cavalry, and be paid f^r cut cf the Subfcription fund. Therefore Ju:h cf tlie Subfcrib.-rs as have rot already paid the full of ?? rejpedixe Subjcrifticns, are reqnefled to fay the fame immediately into ...

... STOCKS No bufine.i. done this c__iy Five Hamburgh mails rue cow due. A German Gazette,- after mentioning the meditated attack upon the Weiiern Cbail of France, publifl.es the following plans agreed upon by the coalition for the next campaign ; — In Italy 180,000 men, Auftrians, Neapolitans, and Piedmontefe, will aft oifenliveiy, and attempt to pene- trate into France by Provence and Dauphiny. ...

... ?? DECEMBER. 30. .'Jay difpatches were received from Bombay, by ;'Ath, extra lhip, Captain Macktntofh. She left p.elidencv the Sth of July, and does not bring Jring material. She parted lately with three ihips , with cotton. Her pagcngers are Julian Skcene, of the civil fervice, and Lieutenant Young. ■ turday the following ihips were to receive their 6- A itches from the kali India Houfe, by ...

... orherwife Silvan T ?? .( West Rainham, Norfolk Ko.f. .-, ni.ller an.l baker. To _>ppcar Ja _, x, anl 1. .ar the An?.l Inn, Norwich.?At- torney. IV!.. ?? ?? L.i:, : ufn , Norfulb. Tobias Appleyard, Leeds Yorkshire, emmo.. t-rtwer. I'oacf.r-ar ]ii. ?? n, arj F-_. .. at the Hot*., Leeds ? Attorney, Mr. J. Lambert,Hatton- garden, 1.0nd.-n Peter Hill, o. I'icca . !v, Mld_tl>, uph'flerer. To ...

... The Council of State is for the prefent divided into five Sections — the Interior, the Finances, the Marine, the War, and the Lcgillation. They have each a Prefi- dent, appointed for fix months, by the Firlt Confal, and perpetual at his wiil. They will have 35,060 livtcs of faiary, and the other Members only 25,000. The Members definitively appointed in each Section are, For lie TaUrior — ...

... * _***''- —-_ ' r* .if 4 >- l #^r\vy^£;j_' J tllic fietiiD 111 l iHercttti. , ^ T^__l__^_^-- Vol. 70 (Price Six-pence.) IHURSDAY. JANUARY 2, 1800 No 353 s JOH.Y DREWRY. . _ PRISTKI) BY ...