... RQMQoTIONS. %=Z WIVA-OFFICE, JANt. 13 z8oo. Pa pa: His Majeity ahas been pleafcd to appoint Lieutenant va Colonels W. Gooch, 4th Dragoons; EI. Chaytor, 111 to Foot Guards; S. Cotton, Zeth Light Dragoons; S. boi Dalrymple and W. johnlitoni 3d Foot Guards G. F. Va Koehler, Royal Artillery; F W. Wollafton, z2d Light Dragoons; PR. Hill, gorh Foot; W..Stewart,89th for: ditto; Hon. W. Stapleton, ...

... : SHI - I ?? , ?? ?? X. ?? ?? ;.Fr :Si .:da y t:he,27th 01t.i ~jn a trong. galeofwind at|. ~ Ajax piudjkom~er ~a~nchors, ?? e :E. ?? ~ c ;'te~uhtJ ?? t 1i flsan4 gd dnarhe Bar.- ! It being 'f quite low, water, and the Ahiphaving i z keels i of 'o3feeaht bo~lardher $iugtion wwas'viewecl bvy[L 1s being an,rentire ,new veffel j.tis -Was. her AM - ...

... .&tateJp*T0. ('PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.x) aito Letters from the Minifter of Foreign Affairs obI in France5 and fromn General Bonaparte woi with the Anfwers retunsed to, them by the othl Right -F-Honourable Lord Grenville, Jiis that Majefty's Principal Secretary of State for byc Foreign -Affairs. Val No. 1. Letter from, the Minifter of -Foreign Affairs clul in ?France. - - fc No. IT. Letter from ...

... iaiaL - 'Ah rIa, agay rort not the d tc be ingI ffel the :on. had thie mar bar. thai w.in u~b. al. iave and )ge r98 Iin. Mr ant n6n laft, ?06 Dra, Oni it 1~ -rid. fee~ 7' fc 'tl2 - .. = : : ^ :Porr -~TI AN; N' ...

... ?Ii* Tr.lhe Propofitidq of Buonaparte to us 3Ma. ' d 5efty for entering upon a Negotiation for Peace, . and the Anfwer fent by the Britiih ?? entG being the mift. general and importavtnmtopico tl the day,' we .flall entirely confine, our prefent t Retrofipeft to this fubj&. ' IC After flatingj thatwe differ frosis he-pre- t 1 .vAling fintiment ?? *Anfwer being more e declaratory of War than ...

... t Crae -aeXgr itdl-ohbi~ge lo- this ?? itant-on a Rural Pa rhis fenfibleandwel municatdcii refpeding tof F v that of. Wfiett. -An' overflow .of very important anatter- obliges us to'defer its ,iltton tiL our next ?? M SATURAY, ANUAjw . The ?? js ?? of a Lett.ie~ rof4in an Officr at Gibraltar, dated December aip 1799:-- t¢, -'Knmiral LordKeitlu arrived here the 6th inft. ii the Quecn Char ...

... :publU orruttrmtes, ?? F thc r Mr. Wickham; our Minifter, is at Augf h burgh, and fhe Count de Stackelberg, Mi. ! nifer frol Rulla. They'are expeaed to be ;joined b Count de Lehrbach, from Vienna. Three Corps of Swifs, Salis,' and Bachmann, F f . ormling a farce of 5000 men, are expe.ted to I be foon comnpleted, in'o'rder to join the Grand rat wli ,Army under the Arcehduke C9iarlcs.. wol Ten ...

... CORRESPONDENCE B ETWEEN ,France and England. ai STATE PAPERS. b c MONDAY, JANUARY 6, I800. t1 (PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.) Letters froni the finyier of Foreign 4.airs , in France, and frarn General Bonaparte;' it evith the Arfwers returned to themn by the e4 ikght Honoraule Lord Grenville, his Ma- fc jeifly's Principal Secretary of State- for b Forei~gn 4jairs. No. i. Letter from the Minilter of ...

... From RICHARD MARNTELL, Efq. TA ~r- ..fw rarer. To Mr. CHIINTG, APC6THiECAjlY,, NO. 4, Cheapfide. SIR,-T'he Lord Chief Baron having done me thc honir to ffate his eldeft Son's caf(e, and recommendiel that miiy Son fhould try your Worm Lozcngcs-as their cafes were ?? analogous-he did fo lait June, and to my great happiniefs found iredia-tere_ lief; and he has, by taking, a few, dofts lince been ...

... g ,sit ? ? ? 1. I Ir INE, Ws. ARRiZAL-S. I- -P6Madelphia..-The Pacific, Salter, from this kM. ?? Winysw, Steele, from Bombay. Bolou.-'Y'he Ad4ive, Ri nkins, and America, -from this port. Lysij.-rhe 1ecbeca, Clark Prince of Brazil, am ; Rochdie, L ake; Ann and Francis, Had- r lavcr, Cowsvr1 ahl faiim t*his port. cii board the ?? General ArbinIT and rioe, and aboutI300 troops, from the Helder, ...

... TO THE PRINTER, t~c, Drinlking tea, a few nights ago, where economy came on the tapis, a lively lady oberved that A hard times 'were not always the wow/? times, and fie wondered to hear Jo much conz- plaininr, when every one might have, or t really had a remedy at hand. Bei;:g ?? for an explanation of fentiments, either very i ambiguous or very unpopular, )re replied, nearly in thefollowing ...

... LONDON, JANU ARY 11i_ ,. According to - advices received onr Thur{ by Government from the Mediterranean, learn the capture of a French National corve from Alexandria, %vith defpatches o: be from General KLeber to the fu - ive Buonavartei and the E;ry heoportot intercepted conunitsnsis&o They Nate the generai difteffes and deipondee cy of the reliques of theirepiblican troops in t (trongeti ...