... BT TIHE KING.-A PROCLAHATIOY, Declaring his Majely's pleairre concerning the Royal Stile and ''ileks appertaining to the Imperil Crown of the United King- domr of Great Britain and Ircianld and its Dependencies, and a1fo the: Enligns Arnmorials, Flags, and Banners thereof. Whereas-by the firft article of the articles of Union of Great Irirainrand Ircland, ratified and confirmed by two Ad'ts cf ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: .2VMONDAYS, JANUAlAY 5. We were yeflerday in expeclatian of receiving Fren ch Papers, 'but. none 'beyond the 26th have yet been received. They mufllbe of importance, becaufe, in the fituation in which the laft accounts left MOREAU, a week could not pafs without forne movements of con- f fequence. MOREAU muff either have obtained fome P frcflh fucccfs, or muft ba ...

... Frcw Ike LONDON GAZPI'PT, ?? J, 1801. 'This day, in purtliance cf t n' King's pleaffure, the fbllowing'l Flag Officers of his Mlaj ally's Fleet .evcrc promoted, viz. Admniral, efe/ - D.1i--Richnird Branthivaite, efq. Philips, Colfby, efq. SamuclYCornifli, efql. John Brifibaruc, elg. Charles MWolfeley, dfij. Samuel Gcaeeflon G;oodaci1, ei'q. 1-Iii Royael HIghes'Vil Desr Uike eef Clarenice, iio ...

... . ltROM 'll COMMITTER AP1OTNT1FI) ,T CoiDr OF THE I'RE1N'I' lHIGH PRICE OF PR(ViSIONS. q T9Comm IT-TA appointed, to cot/fi(le r of ?? ;; 0k Of Pro-t1i/~ios; itd :/ 'ruwn/ oc fb7 Zj t- F~a-Ta'smo/i gracius ~S/srve fropm 1, T I i cone to A atli rn Ifloufiv is Parlzareno r',se I / !bcthreto; and a//i ibsf-- in 'Izh Pr-ice Of P vtoe 'Otepe~ifllC .e Have,, peede firreim fir tile matters to themn ...

... BIRMINGHAM,JAN.4. (EXTRACT Or A LETTER.) The military in and round this town have been quite alert for this week ?? the Eafit NorfElk left us, the Eaft Middlefex have been marching in at different periods from Stratford upon Avon, and places adjacent. Part of this regiment have alfi left us, and marched for Tamworth, about i 6 miles from hence. A few evenings fince, a Mr. Fenton; an old and ...

... THE'MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUEtSDA2, 7.A-NUARr 6. On Saturday night a neutral veffel from Boulogne . arrived at Dover, but brolight only one French paper, the Pubficite, of the ift. The contents of this Jour- f nal are not of much importance, and fcarcely en- able us to form any conjeaures refpeaing the events a that have occurred between the 26th, the date of a the lafl papers, and the ...

... - . . toNslUMPTION. To Mr. Go~oN, Reader in Botany, and Regulat Botallift, of Ncwgate-market, London. The great Cure I have obtained deferves every eulogium that words can didlatc. I was fo far gone, and emaciated with this corroding Dilorder, when I commenced taking your Botunical Arrangements, I was under thc necllity. of being led from room to room;* my Sweats were profufe, my colg~i lin ...

... TRICK OF A FRENCH ZU.ICK. I A gentleman, after having ruined his fortune by ex- travigance, bethought himrfelf of turning quack. He attempted at Paris without fucccfs, and then diredled his views to the Provinces. He arrived at Lyons and annowrnced himfelf as the celebrated Doctor Man- taccini, who can rellore the dead to life ; and he de- clared that in fifteen days he would go to the ...

... T To tico EDITOR of ?? MORNING CHROXICLE, >DUD-1 On the exhaufled topics of Minifters and Oppofition, of 'Republicans, Jacobins and Royalilts, much elo- quence has been dilplayed and wafted. The writer of this is a frietidto the friends, and an enemy to none but the enemies of his country-to thofe who fapport and encourage a war the moft extenfive, the moft inaufpicious, the moft cruel, and, ...

... k41vi4l . I a ARMY 0fITHE RHINE. ?? XN'hRAL OF DIVISION, CuiiEt OF 1'IIE STArXF TO THII MINISTER O-F WAR. Head-quarters at Wetz, 29 Frimaire, (Dec.so). Citizen Minifter,-After having forced t)le paifage of the Salza at Lauffen, the French arshy did-hot loft a moment tp purfue the enenmy in their rctr'eat. The right, Rill coinmanded by Lieuteesant-Gencral Lecourbe, proceeded to Gunilden, in ...

... h.'romn de LOATNDON GIZ4TTE, Jaqi. 6, .gof. DuhUin Cq/Ik, Deeemnbe 20, 80o0. Letters Pktent have been pal'ed under the Great Seal of this Kingdom, cnltituting and appointing the Right Honourable John. 1oler his Majelty's Chietjuftie of' hi, Miajefty's Court of Conunon Plica3 in thisKin~gdom, in the rooni of tht Right l-ion. Yo Lord'Vifeount Carleton, who retires. -5- ,Dubin Cafile, 4Lcember 23 ...

... LONDON: WE DNISDA2, _7A7YA R Y 7, The intelligence frotr the continent, which we yef. terday received to the 2d inclusive, is of the greaten importance. By an official bulletin from the Moniteur tfrice (of the authenticity of which there can be no doubt),dated the 2d, it appears that General MOrEAU, afe-c the Moft brilliant campaign in the whole war, has, probably, put an end to it by a ...