... LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. I.4 A DaIRALTY O FFiCE, ' 1. 4. i C .y of a iter fjr- Capt Baker, ofbA Mla.- ?? ?? jh :zi' Nson&, ol-, lto Vice .-i/eiral Litt- fin wxidgc , de Dowr'',, f . 13. 13. pe S I R, You ?? be pleafed to hear of my having LI boarded and taken the French privateer lug- fin ger Le Renard, m oulting 14 four pounders, an, 2 fwivels, with 6 G men, lean Jacques Four- ifa mintin ana iter ...

... POLI-TICAL OBSERV11TlONV. r Expe&ation begins to be bufy, as to ?? effecl which Lord Grenville's note may lha- it at Paris. Policy, no doubt, would difate ?? a the Grand Conful the propriety of exprefli ig 0 Ihimfelf with teniper and moderation aoq d that the lefs refenttment he fhews, the more uf mut he perfuade France and Europe of the fincerity of his wifhes for peace: But the violence of ...

... JAN U ART 24. Paris papers to the 2cth inft. are received. In the ?? in which they came, arrived M. Otto, who is come to replace M. Niou. Thefe papers contain very long official details from Egypt, brought to T ...

... LETTERS from EGrPT. The intercepted letters from Egypt a;z flill a fubjeff of great curiofity. The lettc- from General Kleber, which was found on the nephew of Barras, inclofes that of tl-.- Grand Conful Bonaparte on his departure Kleber fends it without a comment; b. flates all the circumliances of the manner .n which he left them. Thefe have been lon ago given to the public with accuracy ; ...

... PARIS— J-nuary 15. I-etters from Vienna received at Aup-fhcrn 1 irh, ?? .that the triple alliance of A -iftri: ar.d of Kngland, has been again figned io l-o-ic in the firii article of this treaty tie three D 1 into a reciprocal engagement to po-C) the v ar a vigour than ever. The Augtbur-.i letters £ Hate t-.-a part of that army will re.-^ir to Fa» It is uenain diat there is ar th:3 mnwarnt a ...

... - I i LaxlBan, Wan. 2lb The Cabinet Council fat again yefterdav, on the anfwer to be fent to the new propoibx made by France, for a pacific negociatioi-. We underhand the anfwer figned by Lord Grenville is fhort, and merely icfers to l. Lordfhip's former note. It was fent off in the evening to be delivered to the French: courier, who remained at Dover. There is no ?? of much impor-. tance in ...

... oQ re-bebrers of St. Nicholas' Lodge, Aberdeen. As -o I . .r I~r - rs AR:I z,, ler. R. W. JAMEs MEI.v; rN, Mafter. t I1-arry Wilfon; depute matter; James Rofs ajtd Whinton Rough, wardens; Win Rough, Alex. Noble, Peter Taylor, ftewvards; John lnamb, trcafuwe ,; Alex. Robb, fecretary ; VMP Thon), c'erk; ?? loger, Murdoch M'Kenzie, Peter Iexlie, WV,- Waton1, James Croickfihank, Jfaac Rutledge, ...

... Loi'lUll, --aft. ?? Our ?? 4ill e tIrprifcA to learn t'lit CitizeDn Ldle £Edaucon, ihe !anie mcilenger who brougclt the F' cch Cor UNl c ktcr to this counmry, and carxield ebc:k Loi-d Greo- -;illjcs note, hali- rtu nnd to Dover with newv (lifpatchcs. After the anf\vvr rcturnlO to the Frcneh overttres, tii is 11 n vent which fcarcely could havc bccl expcn ,. Thlc Frelnch rcl'n i5 o&taiavd at Do ...

... Tii, dins ?? v ?? i frooi v.,«.vki-. : > liiri— ?? n have The. ■if ioftlv. v.- : medenuad f ?? ?? i--.Oa-af.-7 ?? ar.d t! c'-I t: ■* ...

... s office General Gwynne is .appointed Ini^efror General of the Erilifh forces in England, Scotland, and Ireland. lie had a long interview on Friday morning with the King, and aftei wards fet oil tor Inglefield Green, to in- IpeQ ihe Surrey cavalry, under the command of Lord Onflow. One cf the Jamaica homeward-bonnd fleet, the Speed- well, belonging to i-ivcrpool, arrived on Wednefday at ...

... PLYMOUTH— J:vi,. 2;. Arrived the John and ?? cartel ?? fr.ii-rd thence yefierday morning, with f - priloners, among whom are Me.frs Geor- ...

... The Letters and Di'spJtVhes of which the folbtving are copies, have heen recently inixrcepred,, on their pa-4s:iw-.-°froiii Kgypt to l-'ruiccb? the Brafefc ?? m the Mediterranean;; and have since- L.ct:> ?? h-jrc by the authority -of tJuvcrn- 2TBANSI, A TIO N. .LIBERTY ! JEQtfAX-JTY ! Kl^blr, Commander in Chief, to rhe DntEcxoßT. Head-^*arUrs t C-iro, The Commander in Chief, Bonaparte, quitted ...