... IR JOHNAT STPART S IR X COME P; SM Yesterday -q'bdut 'three olclorcl, `r Jahn Stuart ind 5ir Home Pophlana, attended at Merchant Taylotrs ,Uall, and were presented with the Fregdorn of that Company. They afterwards, accompanied ly some of their friends, and by the Members of the Merchant Traylors Company, proceeded *to the CiaimbedaiAsl Office in Guildlhall. About four o'clock they were ...

... GI Ear BRITAI' AND I -, IU . ?? , . .. 1- !':IHOUSEb OFrLORD, Fre I r CU IE, frnth 0 f te s. vot ate G f ral,. preseittedned the Prcseits or l ii ;'rygh- I a sp1!qing theC '.Armsb ice nds untkote inour1 Irt it rredo were ordere th to lieon t khe tablehnd ou be P :n The CoElnioittee of Privil6,ee rintfl:tbrsday oc, )rds mte c after. a few .wsstds' from; thje Dnbj' vi 'cui sniidur ra 'kmkstt for ...

... TH TCE EDat p THE YlORNING CHiOii. felig, in th aswr hih o he~hs4y a !my hasty Observatrtbns, lm4,hfttappeaed. ta-re and ex-, traoirdibary atd ~2h trn, hpil con ii&' you arrlaigned with va seeiy5 icndbei~ _i lnuage -unifotmn~lykidt rste in hat paper.- 'Those w0weaurndwith te state of tne Thss, wen ya furst enteted Uj)Of V~our Edito9-ial.- dUties, Mass 'be glad to see theprinciples whrich'then ...

... THE MORNING CH4ONICLE. *0* C(raqacus to-morrow. L O ND O'N: TUASDA2, OCTOBERz5, a8os. The French Geneb l I LL5R MEWS .aidsuitasa3jed- at Spithead, go Sunday from -the Tagus, on board the Africaine frigate. This vessel, it is stated' ini 'Ministerial Paper of last night, sailed from the Tagus with the third division of the French troopi, but put back in conse- cqonce of orders which were ...

... THE AR Mr. At a General Colurt-'martiai held at Plymouth Dock, on the isth of - Februarv ?? and contimied by ad- journments to the 3d March following, Liu'tenant Iilmas Layton and Lieutunattand ?,aymastee James Nooth, of the Dorset Regiment of Miiitia, were ar- raigned upon the undermentioned charges, viz.' s i't Cfarge.-For behavilg in a srandalous and Infamous mannwr,. such as was ...

... TILE MORNING CHRONICLE. l LONDON: : TUESDAY, AUGUST 06. Yefaerday Capt. HALLOWELL, of the Argo, of 4 r guns, arrived in town, with difpatches to Government, iannouncing the capture of Tobago. In con-equenceof this intelligence, the paik and tower guns were fired, and ia the evening a gazette extraordinary Was publill. ed with the details. The Captain-General CzfC, Berthier, feeing it vain to ...

... . IM ?? , tIUBLIN, ?? .i PLAN 0IF t-uH I\N'SURGENT8. k Various ?? prev ail h rt astto the fyflem of the eiffing coulljpiracy, fiom which fo much is flill apprehendec. A mong the bedl-informed pulitical cir- t- cles it is ftated III toavc cnmmenced ?? afier the {tate prifoner., had expof1d the pl.dns of thle United arilirmen, a in t'798. Ten or the mult tried ind intelligeiwt of the difaffelted ...

... from the LONDON GAZo;TE, 00.. S WAR-OFFICE,. OCT. 8, J-. ?? S()U'ruVAaRe VoLraNtE~.a ?? Rdl. t6 vay, Efq. ro be Captain: SAIt r4'.~vjrOU It, SOU 1iCAARXt, VOLIMTEtri INrANTRYKY Robert Pott, ENq. to be 'Major Cuommandauf. ;Ioabe CA?. 'AI' N ?? Plerkiins, £fil. Charles Bradley, EFq. thornas i lls, Efq. To be LIruTeINrTs-fofepli Ellis, Gent. Nihola* Warrin.ton, Gcnt. Richlardl B aetally, Geut. ...

... &fblDL&P.X IELZC-cp Yelterday a very numerous, and troy Mezting of the Friends of the ELledie- Freaib.t and the confequent Enemies of the Outr le4 conmittced upon that Franchife by the She Otcentj j dlefex, took Place, purfuant to advertifeM,` 1.i Crown and A nchor Tavern in the Strand efit' -t 4 pofe of confidering of the nnoft effeau o rthept. iflferting the Rights offledion, WPithutt - ...

... FOREIGN INTEBLIGCENC. FROM THE: RENCEA AND DUTCH PAPERS.' PARIS,~Aua . 8.-M.-Portajis, jun. is appointed Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Majefty the Emperor to the Diet at Ratifbon. BErLIN, JULY a8.-SA Swcdi(h courier paffed through this city, with a letter from his Majelty the Emperor of Ruf~ia to the King of 'Sweden. VIENN.A, JULY r9.-The Emperor has annexed to h)is Auflrian domains the town ...

... 7T11E moRiNING cIJROA'IGLE,. LONDON: JUMMDAr, A4UGUS7 27. Yefleday two Hamburgh Mails arrived. There fCens no truth in the report, which we lately noticed a. cxceedingly improbable, that the Ruffian fleet had landed troops at Copenhagenr for the purpofe of march- Nag; to attack the French in Hanover. It is exprefsly Htated that the Ruffian fleet which has appeared in that quarter, has no ...

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