... B I0 G R APH Y. OR ANECDOTES OF T/e ae Dr. HUGI I BLAIR, of qdmndurgLb. Of NiP Saturday, December a7, died at Edinburgh, in the eighty-third year of his age, Hugh Blair, Doctor of Divinity, ProfefFor of Rhetoric and Belles Lettres in the Univerfity, Fellow of the Ro')al Society of Edinburgh, Honorary Member of the Highland Society of London, &c. anid author of. fome of the moft popular-o'orks ...

... _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 ...

... . w. - ?? , i,? ?; t: ?? i?11 - Ili, ?! ? -, l1r, ?? . , ?? , w I ?? ?? z; Bell 'M I-4rlisf, ?? -01, . 1 7 11 - - - -, I 1-31. ?? i!- -, ?: XI~ue o a~eK took WIA ;-P~agtiitV tliu -di>i -g~s FL d etd crngrthA aon-of -faewed~j, t - j, -Mi j.,i rs had alrd -ee Ils .i;- . - eelpet,>Q a luate .llg 7tisi h Prpwsng thgsatjico copdu toktacw is ~hin the objfe& ofhi rnotiion.eon*lj ?? adtopit.d ...

... ?? - 1- 1: ' - , i LOSS OF iLS MAJESTY's SHIPS, TH : : Venerable, and Romney I Tonn.&Y,~ ltvember 25;. j N consequenceZ of±he ind snddenly springing up { to tl N. E last night, a ?? was m~ade for the fleet to ,et uinder weigh, which all did'bxcept tlie' ohei an'd tiipetiieux, which now lay fast. Owing darkness df the night, a great confusion was' Anuon'gst the ships: unfortuiately the ...

... EONDO2V, IVOJ'EML'ER . LOAInOI,., N-OXS~2,, ' Paris papers to the 2d inflant tlate, that Bonaparte had not then left the cOpital; but private advices Itate his arrival OnD the coaft on 'I'llefday laUt. A few days previous to the above date, he went on board a gun-boat oft the Srine, and exercifed-the men in the manceuvres tfinvafion ; they had,-as ufuad, their kriapfacks on their backs,and ...

... 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, ...

... EDUCATION. MRS. WRIOHT presents* her rcspefK and begs leave to announce her intention ot OPENING SCHOOL, for the reception of OUNG LADIES, in the House occupied Du Alde»son, tlie corner Dock-Street. TERMS;— Boarders, per Ann. Guineas. Entrance, Two. Day-Boarders, do. do. One. Day-Scholars, do. 6 . do. do. French, Music, Drawing, Writing, See. the usual Terms. , Mrs. Wsight at present at Mr. s, ...

... 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 ...