... Powder is as pleasant in (lie application, it i» ercellent its effects ; it speedily renders the leeili white and smooth, the jjums healthful, red, and B'tn; and by Constant use will preserve them in this •rahle state. It is also particularly calculated to re'l offensive particles from tire mouth, and in lakes tlie breath sweet. rov is particularly recommended Powder, all caves where a bad ...

... By mail from New-York, Government have received dispatches from Mr. announcing the adjustment of the dinetences between this country and the United States. have inserted a copy of the very interesting correspondence which passed on this fuhjeft between Mr. Erskine and the American Government, and which led the proclamation of the President, authorising the renewal of the trade with Great-Bntam ...

... jo mi: i dies T)REGN ANT LADIES, whose situations require 1. a temt'or.irv nI, may accommodated with t'A't vts to Lye-In, agreeable .lieu cunistaiices, then Infants put oat to nnttr, •inu taken cue of. The consolation lesullmg tots undeitaking manv the most respniaole families in the Kingdom, by seeming React •‘•O; eoncoul amongst Relations and nen..% is ent!y conspicuous to countenanced by ...

... ibis evening, a lugger \va« seen from the ra.isihead, bearing S. E. and a brig in chase of her E. E. (which proved bit Majesty’s sloop Actaeon— bis Majesty's rioop Orestes, was in the am) joined in the pursuit.) At forty minute* pa»t teven, liis Ma)esty’» sloop under command ran her alongside; when she proved the French lugger privateer l,e L. sard, of St. Main, manned with men, and pierced ...

... ;-a ?? LONDON, FEBBREMRr 19. W X TE'received this day Paris paperi4to ihe ' 'toth, Hansbsar to the 7th, and V her foreiig journals to the 14th instant. ,No later cormnelDWst6lirreigcnce, we of ave-reason tbefieie,;thai hat which is con. tained in them, hias reached thiscountry. It is of considerable impqrtance.-: Hostilities have coin-menced between the Swedes and the French, 'and the latter ...

... .1 ?7::Allpnlal IPatWillnt IIOUSE OF COMMONS, T'luesday, Februairy 17. On tie Onitiotn of Lor p y ?? thle Ifou4t went iota a Commrittee to conlfider he hie means of encouraging the Weft-India ''rade. Jlh Lord T iir oe4fisvrd, that the prefent flate of the lle-i India T'rade wa's fo well known, that it would he annecrefary for'liim to occupy the attention of the Committee by any lenoth of ...

... FONIhftWNIDON GAZETT.. J, X 1 - I I ! . 1 A'dfilitalty- 0tictAugtifA I i z r. tohy of.a lettet from- Lord Viifcounnt Wfronr. ?? .ke-Adnisiral of trie Red, &c. ?? Nepean Efs. dated oil bard th'e Mredufl off Botl'gne, Augutt' 6, Sot. t1 ?? judged it ; roper to attersipt briim. i,,) ing ozffr the enenmv's flltilla, moored in the front of -floulogue' I direaed the attack ,to be made by fjor ...

... F'raciiLibl..po h King Frenc l~iibei #t13° thed 14 ingf Swteden., P RIVATF letters, rvceived by the laW Hamiburg nait llSae- hat Bonaparte's emilfarits in SAveden are bstfilv ensployjd in dirlibhtuing tsrif- lations in the Swedilh language of his late official libel in the Montiteur againl tri King of SWeden. The objed of rhe Ufurper, in this bafe an.I treacher- ous proceeding, is to ...

... STATE OF THE DISTRIBUTION AND FORCE OF TIHE FRENCH ARMY in HANOVER. A MID the many contradi~lory accounts of A the ltrength of the French army in tle Hanoverian dominions, the following accurate (4atement of their pre'ent fituation will not be unacceptable to the ?? confifts of the following divifions. Men. Nories. r. The firfl,commanded by Gen. Drouet, r Lunleburg, con~fls of - 8Z46 83 It is ...

... r 'o tell OIIA?a ette; ettralrbinarv. The following dclr;6fches have been recsived.at t e ,Eait India tloufe, ,fro. the Goerirn4 'oncil, *;at.BonsbAy:. SEeCRs DEPARTMENT. To the Secret Cotindiitae. of 'thse ]Molim itieY' Court Of Dirrelm faor .Affti-rs of the Ulniteh (Joinfpaiz'v of Alerfhants of Engluad; trading to tlie Fl.of 17ti'ies; YOtONOURABLr' CENTLEMtEtN, s. Otur addrefs to your ...

... I artfamezitarp P eringills HOUSE of CtxMMONS (See Msnfday -nQ T iyfday` , 1ojq,,f Ie ot ag ayrdy Mo ?? Grattat took thie oathis and his feat, as Member for Maiton in -yorfu r Malc~~ ?? orkl~hi e. Ar. Whithread poi'poned co Moniay his motion -for taking his majelty's alfwer to the.c refldutiolls of thic 8th of April into confiderat', Thtmto itlood for this day, but the Hon. Gentk-man wilbed ...

... CORN-.LETTERS. MerA-Lne,. Monday, November 7. Having but few veffiels frelh up for this day's rmarket here; our fopply of graih in general was quite fc nty; wheat was in the greatelt abundance of any artic!e, and the quality alfo materially better than what we have feerl of the new crop for two or three weeks pall; the mealing trade at an early hour manifefted t a confiderably, brilknefs, but ...