... Sundiay and Tue/fday's Poll. IaPERiATIONS ON THE RHINE. Fraerkjfort, Dec. 13. A FT E R havitig got potfllion of Manheim, fw-the Aufali ;advanced along the Rhine on the dde of' Heidelberg ; one of their divilions advanced to Brich~al, which enables it to cover phililptburg. It appears that the French will iot mnolei that place any more, but will prefer pafrlngr the Rhine on the fide of Bafle, ...

... Our theatrical season closed on Wednesday last, on which occasion the manager came forward, and in the name of the company returned thanks for the favours they had received. He then recurred to his own particular situation, and said, that as it was the last time he should ever have the honour to address them on, those boards, words were inade- quate to express his feelings for the patronage ...

... i ? I , :'firtwo .9,11 'P I I The following Circular Uttei hasi beer addreffedl ly hiss Grace the btake of Portlarid, to the Lord Lieuterants of thedile'ni Coitoler. My 1,oiA ' iFbiteiall, Dec ;I, t.799. I have the h'orotN to fend your Lordfhtip inqlofed4 certain patwrs. containing accounts ofthe variquS means which bavcebeen taken in the Metrovolis tor the puTpofe of. Obvising the ...

... .aturday's P# By Expref. L O N D O N, JANVARY 3. .TONE of the mails from Hamburgh have q vet arrived. 'fle arrival of the French courier with the tersof Bnonaparte and his Mmnifters, appears have created more of curiosity thai6 of any -er fenfatiOn. The public think too Juftly of late revolution and the deligns of its thor to augur any thing propitious from thofe opofals, which were never ...

... nzI*F - POOR., ?? fo ~~the D k fiije& ft i~ ona' I .have thpeboloit ffdn4 'u:Lor4lhip biclofed certain p-aierse. vihadunlis the Various means which have IeE~tienw-Plbthe metropolis, for. the ?? &fb;aifngitli; w1PiE the in- dnfiou~s poor are ?? fuffiet frorn the efieds bf the late l nfavourwbi.e . i ra'iqig .the. PRice o~ Wheat anai other, grsat id I: have' to ^defre your Lordthipteq ufe, -ou ? ...

... SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. Extra& of a Letter from an Officer at Gib_ . Taltar, Nov. 1 2:-This day Admiral Dbck. _tA _t_ ra I . X I - . . . . ?? rev. an -ldlp Udy PuI'rIUIF :JJUCK- worth failed from hence to the Weftward, with the Leviathan, Bellerophon, and Vanguard& and is to be joined off Cadiz by the Powerful and Swiftfure. - Commodore Sir Thomas Troubridge, with Ave fail of the line, is ...

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... IPublc ocuremtZO. ?? - The Duke of York has humanely ordered the that the foldiers in all the barracks and garri- Co fons, fhall have an additional quantity of coals duringthecontinuanceofthis inclement weather. According to our Paris Papers, the Ruffian, i'm Dut troops that were before Ancona and at Naples) vin are, to be fent immediately to Malta, in order- the to befiege the other parts of ...

... SHIP WRACK. :DovER, Dec. 29,-We are Very 'otty to, ?? the Public, that Capt. Bale's veffil Zorvuldegheid, is entirely lolt, having got ~on i -Thoe upon the Mole Rocks, juft to the eaft- 'vard of Dover Pier, about fix o'clock on Fril- day evening. She funk immediately, but as i the tide was going down, her bow fortunately rxviained above water. The crew, in their hurry tlnd ffight, jatmped into ...

... ?? -COKST1ITU7TIdrSN-. .tCOMMISSION OF THE FaVE HUNDR9E1E 2,NIV055 r1CC. 23. B ,ren ~pxe cn'ted ?? ,eprt., un thgiut: ting; ,the, Co3 gutipa-in+t&ivity; n45 con- clud^¢dby moving tlic fo~l~oing 4rt~icle~q..,.^' Att. x. The Confepvative Senate and the Cogfuld fhall enter uipon fh6ir 'fuct~iohrs od the 4th Nivole6 -sthyear' ±stB nec-. 7 -; ' - i. The inftait ?? Senate fhall. corn4 rnuoicate to ...

... Iam ADRSG -oF. Als it iia.l a.m DUXE! 'A~ttLtfo Ttrit 1i StA'sabt CIg'-' It CHIGaGE$3 !T-tS 4T OEMBE , fi It 1§ from'a ientisi~nt of the mof urgenit vcoef' fity that 1 feel rhyfelf compelled- torfpaak to you on a fubje, %iaiid certaini difpofitions, frem whlich .may sx reiult very great injury to the Common Cau'ie of lthe ti Germanic Empire. d I'Imr.vith regret; that in - confeqhi a of he ...

... -00 '6411? oom k ?? 4114ra, pb* ?? r-? + ?? ?? ^ ~ hai rn Wi ?? i fl~t ma >n f .. 1g e~eil~pett~gt p B[I~v his n Le rO Since we firft commenced the1t*atement of in ris being Our opinion, that- a General Peace the as would be the primary o Jed of F'nce; every pla tevent has concurred to6 fantify and eftablih and dt it as a trueifm.! By a referenCe; tM owr Retro. Cot id r- fpeds, it will be ...