... FRA, CG.E THE REPUBLIC OF THE VALAIS. Sion, Scpt. . THE EtiVOYS OF THE REPVBLICS, GUARANTEES OF THE INDIEPENDENCE OF THE VALAIS, T1O THE PEO- PFtS OF THE VALAIS. -Citizens of the Valais, The Fer.ech Government, at the firL' moment of the peace, which it had glorioufly retlored to i urope, occupied itfelf with the ncans of malting you enjoy its beeuficial cffe6ts, by putting an end to that ...

... tRE DU2-IT Ad-Al. LEYDst%, MARCH 22. Thie ntdaile 'prara 'dons making in i glatn appear- re> M d Store to awaken the folicitudaf the ase ch -Getrnt,,xad' t;fofitions are already moadeo at all eves, as if war were inevitablt. It could hardly' have been hop-ed Uider tile prefent 6ircurnlaricts, that th1 ttvo bellige- re'nt powers would-tolerate'the feutraliry- of the- Bat- vian Republic i but if ...

... T2UVL MUIfVI ;G CNAROICL S. LOND)ON: 'ZWUJSSD r, FEBJaJA!R 2 We yefrerday received Patis Papers to the 12th in- cluive. It appears by lettersfrom Bernc that the FIt7ST Co,4su L is about to appoint the Members of tlhc Ccr, ?? of Switzerland, after which it is fup- pofed all the changes will be announced. It is well if there be natives of Switzerland found worthy to con. dult the affairs of ...

... Iauto. VIT. My lakwt a, W 8,ted tlc z' lit, ?? then nothing wor- thy of notice 'has occurred, excepting that ihe Ci- DtmIaois have been mocll ch caoineadasdh fqpjoint1 ?? within thcfe few days, rcfleling a play perforoted her!' about four nights; ago, at the Tijeaire 1'r~irfafce, called, Eudcuard es Jrcj/'e' The plot is founlled upon the ?? of young Edward the Pretender of England, in the year ...

... THE WORNING CHR ONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAr, MARCH I2. The critical (late of the negociation HIll continues to occupy the attention of every one. Nothing further, however, has tranf'pired on the fubje&t. No doubt is entertained that Miniflers have authorired Marquis CORNWALLIS to bring the matter to a fpeedy iffue, fo that peace or war will very foon be announced. In the mean time the acivity of ...

... ITHE AfORNIYG CHRONICLE. LONDON: >PIDA }, MAiRGSII 2Q. It gives u's preat concern to fate the rnelan- choly lofs of his YLjefty's Uhip INvITNcSBLt, Of 74 guns, which failed from Yarmouth on the i6th inffsnt, n in order to join thle North Sea fleet. Soon after fail- ing, which was about tkelre o'clock, (he ftruck on the Ridgc Sand, fourtecn- miles fiom Winterton, where (he remained, ...

... THE MORNIMG CHRONICLE. e ,LONDON: U. TUBSDA2'rUED. 4 IWRCH 3T. Yeelerday arrived the Hamt'nbgh Mail due on VWed. ze nefday laft. Tc'Lef'lf ',ntclulitge'rcet it brings fromn thc je North is a letter dited Copenhagen, 17th March. At it that-period. Sir IYDE PAP ftfr's fleet had not appear- ed, nor is there any mention of its being expefied. The Govdrnaent of D'nnl:'k, however, had coln- pleted ...

... THE MORN1NG-CHRONICLE. LONDON'.A SATvRDAr, ?? l. The popular fpirit which has (hewn itfelf in the try proves, whit wt have coriltantly afteried, that the fyllem purfuied by the late Miniflers, and to -a de. gree adopt(d by their fucceffors, made a deep imprefion on the -uic. niina, anddifpofcd t. het to a moil vigor. bus exertion for their owin deliverance. Had the am- bition of individuahs ...

... IMPERIMLP4IMET CRE4lt.B, TA4 IN ANJ,4 KD, . ;AiTJVO; 60 1Rml~k, 1W oNES J 13 ' :The Royal;A.ffent w'as'given by C6onrintfon to the Militia Pay :BiO, tlto Militia A'jbtanta and Serjeai'aJ3ill, and' feveral other . EIsia'Tie Lord .Ohaiaccllror; Earl.Rofslyp, ?? iWalling. hamwere the ComniMtone ?? The Woollen MWonvfkure Regulatior 'BBi was nved to be readsa iecond'timne, ?? were heard, MNr. ...

... I M A PERJ If 4L PAR LP i ji, fT OF . RFATX RITAINAAT2D IRELAxVX. PHOUSE' OF C')MMONS, JUNZ ,. Bhe Bill iuthorihng an. addi innal nunmber of HFores to work ,. 'trn ?? I-Radt, waa re d a: firft time, ordered to be priited, a-tli ilfecornd tilineof' \%Vednrfday aext, 'he Copomi tee anpointied for'beitering the Condlitinn of Per- f*, i.tingthe 1-'11hlands 'of Scotland, and. for regiilaeing mes:j. ...

... THE MORNING CIIRONZ.,. LONDON: MONDAY, yUle rI. O:ir readers muft be convinced that it wotild be al tovether fuperfluous in us to attempt adding any thing' to tile arguments which the Debates in Parliament have furnifhed againal Mr. P'Lr r's Bill for the Military Dew fence of the Country, There neter was a qwel-ion incleeei, 6 n W ich ai tile atga e td, n'or on one fide. It is mater ofurprice ...

... 71F A etster f.rom Ca'pt. Nathaniel DanXce, Cotim ander' of the Eall India Conmpany'a fliii Earl Camdenn, was received lheregltis nmorning, of which the toliowing is a copy: Silt For the information of the Honourhi, Court, T beg ieave to acqua'tlt you, that the Earl L ti:ejtll wlas dilpatchd fr'tom Can- ton by the Scl.ct C'omirtittee thle Tnt January lett and the (hips tioted in the margios ...