... ,Sttiirday's P fi . OT By Exprdfs. LO N D O N. JANUARY 31. f ATalate hour laft night arrived tbe Paris Jouirnals to the2-i th int. The noit for- c nidable preparations continue to be ?? for a an eirly renewal of the campaign, both in Italv ( rnd in Germany.- Forty thoufand Rufilans have dthe Bog. on their way to reinforce the army of LSxn arrow, which is fliortly to march towvards the Rhine ...

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... MONDAY next, Feb. . -Reading, .Berks. CrELMS.FO5O C;sURCH.-TlheChelmsford Chronicle gives the following particulars refpeaing the late fall of the above ftrudure, as related in our lail__ Various have been the conjedlures as to the caufe of this catadtrophe. Some bricklayers who had been working in an extenfive vault lately dsg, had not left the church more than an hour before the ...

... L 0 N D ( W, f1tb6jvru4y 4. The three foils of thle late Duke of Orleans asre atrived at Guildford,' where they will re- snain until they receitee his Majefty's permiflion to proceed to London. Tue elder foil travels under thie title of Count de Conimines, from an eltate furnierly pofleffi'd by his family in Fllan- decs. As foon as there Princes had difembarked at Falinouth, a letter wvas ...

... (J'ednejday bizd Th1ur'day's Pof. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. rl \t sD Y Ad e ADMIRALTY OFFI.CE, FEB. 4. .6 letterfrom krice.Admiral Sir Tbhrnas PaJhy, Rapt. Cem. manarer in Ciiief~o .afbis Ma'jZ~ jhips and vedas at Ply, mozut, to Evan Nepean, U?7. enclofe; thefo/lwing. Ris~l~tajefty'/oep Havik, aetfea, 7an. 30. SIR, T have tie pleaffure to inform you, yefter- I day morning Captain Wittman, of ...

... =- ;- -- We have ?? to lgy, that the next Pttblic Day at Blenhleim.will be on Tuefday next, the i ith of this month. * 0n Wedneday next, at eleven o'clock, the SAVLrIlAN PkopEsso of GEOMEPRY Will begin a Courfe of Lelures jer the Elements and Aprplication of Plane & Spherical Trigonometry. On Tuefday evening died, in the thirteenth f year of his age, MLaler Randolph, eldeft fon of the Lqrd ...

... .. LONDON; February 6. This dav arrived two Hamburgh Mails. By letters from Vienna it appears that the Imperial. ifts had not been able to make tife of the advan- tages lately gained in Ital;, on account of the re- enforcemenits being prevented from joining the army under Co-unt Klenaua, fromn the badnefs of the roads. That General has, therefore been obliged to retire. Fron the Hague it is ...

... L O * . - - O . . ?? * Paris Journals to the -d initant arrived yef- terday, by. which we are en'abled to lay before oar Readero fome im1iportant particuilars relative to the fitiation of affairs in the Weftern Depart- llernts. The Iarin that quarter, according to accounts wlI4c: are offcial,- is about to terminate in the comnpletq triumph of the Republican arms. Bctween tihe 22d and z9th ult. ...

... - ~tf9 ' ?? ?? From the LONDON, GAZETTE, Feb, r. DOWNIZX G STREET, JAee 31. A Difpatch, of which the following is a copy, has been received froim the Righst -1-on. Lord William Bentinck, by the Riht Hon. Lord Grenville, his Majefty's Principal Secre- tarv of State for the Foreign Department. Bead 4tarterz, Bergs St. Dahitazzq, Dec. 4, I799. MY Lon D, It is with the greateft fatiafabtion that ...

... Sunday and kT. 8ay' Poll' F1OUSTE 07 COMMONS, MONDAY, FEB. 3. g.DUND 4S moved the Order of the Day, that lie jjefly's ?? be taken into ionfideration. 'Thi Jdell'age beihg *ead by the Speaker, Mt. Dundas rofe ani. ?? that in the ffilment of his duty of -that day, hc feet rde and fatisfacion in 'calling the- attention of thait P oe to a fubhied, which in its refult muit effe& ail iuropa.H;S ...

... L O.N D IVN.F ebruag xi. Government difpatches were yelterdav re- ceiveci fromn Dublin, giving an account of the refult of she debatc on Wednefiiay laf, on tle ibbjeft of the Union, when the Addrefs to his Maiei in aif'wer to his Mefiltage nas carried by a sjolrity of 42, there being for the Union i5i, jolt it ,x6. This iuaiorirv is ex aftly the fante .S that ?? the h rfl dav of the SCldions, ...

... Wedne/day and Thur/day's- Pro. , to-rs7.3 O COMMOHIS TUESDAY, PE. 11. lT2 M R. Pitt brought down a Meffage from his Majefly tori' 6t, the following purport:- co His Majefty thinks it right to inform the Houfe of of Commons, that there had arrived in this Country three ILt dips from Mogadore, on the coait of Africa, where a -T Plague was known to rage at the time of their departure. f That ...