... ITuefday' and: l41ednefday'7 Polls. Jvlz a Jn 1a, L V&d 8. Lat111ou,9 4hard) S. I * . - I l _ -l -1 n__. Paris Journals to the ,d inflant are re- val ctived. 'PI : Thefe Jo--rnals.flil fpeak of negociations, thi and of couriers difpatched to and from the fiX different cabinets of the continant ibut wvhat- to, ever may be the refult of this diplomatic cor- an( refpondcnce, it appears that the ...

... p PROCLA-MATION. S 7 Tbe Confuls of the Republic to the French. a Frenchmen, Feb. 8. I7 th Ventofe. tk > You wifh for peace-your Government s wifhes for it with fill greater ardour. Its fe n firit wifhes, its ?? proceedings, are to bt g obtain it. The Eng]ifh Miniltry has repel- ar led it-the Englifh Minifler has betrayed of , the fecret of his horrible policy-to dilacerate e France, to ...

... 'Aberbeen. By a letter from Loudon dated Wednerpay lai, we learn, that the Bill for opening two new Streets in this city, was, after a long pleading before a Committee of the llnufe of Peers, agreed to without a divifion, as it had paffed the Commons, and not a fingle amend- ment made.- It was to be reported to the Houke that evening, to be read a third time, rnd paffed on Thurrday, when it ...

... To the Printer of the Aberdeen gourna/. of S, id Tim benevolent difpofition of the afillJent, of lo temharkably exerted in the prefent uncom- To mon dearth of proviflon, is a mott pleafant is traitin their charaaer. Many of your read- ie ers. Sir, hear of your Public Kitchens and your fubfcriptions for the indigent and dif of trelfed, with much fatisfaaion. While the 0- rich are joined in this ...

... -? tontone, Bards 1 9. nice 1- -*w tw ?? {n P, By our letters this morning from Portf- rhouth, we Iarn that the Firft Divifion of the' Guards, confiding of;4.3 rnen, uide n Clsney Finch. embarked there yeflerday morning.- The reft were to be ermbarked this day and tomorrow. T wo battalions of the sth regi- ment are likewiie to embark at Portfinouth. .We mentioned yeflerday in a part of our ...

... DUBLIN-March rq. . . - - r ?? tl. s On Saturday fe'ennight, a petition was re- ceived from the Bookfellers of D)ublin, pray- ing to be heard by counfel, againft the com- mercial propofition of the Union. On the motion for the fecond reading of the bill for fappreflion of rebellion, Mr O'Donnell oppof- . d it, and challenged the Hon. and learned 'Gentleman, to declare in what part of the ...

... tonloon, Aarcd 17- a.- . I - n . 1 - The expedition which is fhortly expeled to fail, under the command of General Stuart will comprize i6 battalions of infantry. Ge- C' nerals Simcoe, Erikine, St Claire, and Moore, e will be employed on the occaflon. The prin-t cipal rendezvous will be at Deal. The preparations for the fecond expedi- tion are likewife in a flate of great forward. k nefs.n ...

... gutelligence from LWP'D-'!5 UR. MARCH I an A French privateer of i6 guns, from Brefl, is OD captured by the Kangaroo ?Oop of war og the ro the coall of Ireland. La Fraternite, of s6 guns, from I.iverpool to Africa, was captured by the Mars French priva- no teer on the zoth ult. ev The St Anthony of Corunna, wnith coff.e. ac b bound to Bayonne, is taken by a French priva- teer of Jeriev, and ...

... parilmnenltarp Pntelligence. HOUSE oF COMMONS. eaonday, March 0o. Lord IHaxkoduty brought in the following as bills, viz.-A bill for granting a bounty on t the importation of wheat, and encouraging Id the cultivation of potatoes on wafte grounds ty -a bill granting a bounty on the importation of Swedifh herrings-and a bill prohibiting the manufa&ure of Plarch for a limited time. s. The latter ...

... 1 N I I a IaW- L ?? -w French papers no, arrive alinoift daily.- The l ,teii r-,ei v-edere tn the tzth 'i-fl. ?? following are the princi;pal contents. The 'ribunate having oflicially commnuni-- cated to the Confuls, in confequence of their prociamation, its wifh That the Firil Con- -ul may return both at cecqueror and a paci- fscator fom-n the field !'-Bonapaytc in his an- iw.ver to t;-,e ...

... lpadarlneentaip 3Jnttiligenre. HOUSE oi COMMONS. 7bzfrfda, March 13. Mr VSaw Lefevre, on the queflion of the Houfe going into a Committee on the corn trade, entered into fome obfervations there- on.. Mr WKberforce took occafion to late that it was neceffary to allow a bounty on corn imported; and to that effe& moved accord- ingly. Mr yery oppofed this, as did Mr HSX- Some uninterefling ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Match it. ADMIRALTY OFFCr1, March tJ. E.EtraL9 of a Letter from ViCe Admiral Sir t Thiomas Pafley, Bart. Commander in Chief of his Majlty'.r Jhips a4nd sejfels at Ply. mouth, to Ev.en Nepean, Lfq. dated the 7t1 ?? Inclofed is a Jetter from the Captain of the Nereide, addrefed to Lord Bridport, refpec- ting tht prizes captured by that frigate. Neride, Plymouth Sound, My Loid, ...