... tRO TG TTIE PA1US CPED AATiS oi, Dsc 22.- We received information, ?? evening, that a very, bloody engagement had :20 place between Feich and Nuremberg. The ]irft of Aftrrian hulans has fuffered nmuchi. The .Lj1iurenantCoionel of this corlvs is mortally 'wounded, t5 hkevife arc Count Dietrich(Eein, and Major, Baron rei(entefch, who has been brought into this placed- Mfjor Bach, of the regiment ...

... IIVULtETBR oFrTH bFiCiAL JOupRNAtI ii MoN'T'-, |, I PARIS, JAN. 2. Gvvernment this evening received bery hfp'IanZ . atebes from tbe aryny of the Rbine. T7 1 of twhih they irived, aznd their /a 'tgt, r rn imp ?ib/e for uwr to fend o7 the number of th)I yt the deartinentts; butthefe dai/mtches are of fo inter ffitaa nature ihat 'we tbinh it our duty tinfend aihor notice of themi to fush of ...

... PUBL? Ic mFuCR, BOI30-1vrRl.ZET it l711fre N. J' oaNT., Ef. ud Sir WK. Pan t C es) T ufa night: j9i/t J1oe/'t'4 nd heid flakes r-were charged befo re the aboec,, Megaoiflattr's, uti fuficiora of having been gaiily of dice%: QOCS f Crocken,., one of' the pittrol' , ftred tl~f on 2i of Ltcibcr Jail, he 'an i ap'prehende.d the d prihaners, and anothecr inan in o'tenhethssn-court Ru-oad, anuid ...

... C LONDON,: THURSDAr, JANUART 8. The termination of tho campaign upon the Continent has not difappointed the expeffations of the majority of refleding men either in this Country or in the reft of Europe. If the conteft had been for the exilience of the Aufirian Monarchy agaiit claims totally -incom- patible with its intereas and its fafety; if the conteft had been between a People armed in ...

... To thi lEDITOR-1?lM MiOBJINVG CJIROANCLE. crow S It, It is undoubtedly the'duty of every loyal man to do his beft in this awful crifis, and to avCrt, as far as he is able, the. dangers which threaten the Country. A dying man wili catich at a Itraw ; and, in my cagerncfS to contribute my mite towardls the general fafttv, l even perufed with a certain degree of inttereit his Ma icity's ...

... tro {% MIRNING C RONICLE, of THE IMARR IAGE. c ays_ t up- Trt . ItDfr~o~y ~l- In tile courfe of lafl Summaer I fernt yoti a Letter, ye, containing an account of the intended Marriage of Mr. ohi- JoHrN B3ULL to Madam HI BERN III, with fuch partico. Lice lars of the courtfhip, &c. as I could then coiled. I hat hav ow the pleafure to informl you that~ the Mar- phs riage took place, by fpecial ...

... i.t D , I. . M I I N C Tow tlhe EDITOR etbe MORNINz~G CHA ONICLZ as Non omues, qul Citharam tenent, Cithariedi. a As there are not fewer I&ioi talk of Liberty without knowing in wthat trijc Freedom confifts, than there are of thdoe Wvho ba-ail out religion without one pious fen- tinient, I have th(;ught it may not be unacceptable to your readers to be reminded of the opinion of that be- ne; ...

... - FROM THEDUBLIN GAZETTE, JAN. 1. Council Chambler, Jan. a. His Majenly's Royal Letters of the 27th December 1800, was read, declaring that the feveral Members fworn and admitted of his Majefty's Privy Council of Ireland fhould, after theUnion, continue to be Mem. bers of the faid Council for that part of the United Kingdom called 'Ireland. Dublin Cafile, Jan. a. Letters Patent have been ?? ...

... THE MOTRNMG ICHRO14ZCLE8 Vt ONDON: hUDAT, 'ANUART ~ ~~c Thete jiever was a period in the hifloty of this ?? .tcountry when the people were lefs affe&ed by what is an r paffing around them, even by thofe political events w'hich ce muff be attended ~vith the moflt i~mportaht confequences. fo -The helm of the State is perndtted to remain in the mi hands of men,who in the confidence of their fkiil ...

... F I'RAN6'f-: TRIBUTNATF, ac NIVOSF,'jAN,. : At this fitting Icefermnont, Y?roguct, and Mito, eorn- rtnieated thae difpatclies of the different armies of the After a number of Members had extolled; in fnitable terms, the bravery of the troops, on the. moiion of ?? Jean-Jiehry the Tiibunate decreed, That a- deputa- FM tion o0' i5 Members fhouold wait on the Conftilsofthe mtp R-epublic to te-fify ...

... THE, MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: SATURDAY, 3AANU4RY r . 1VTc yefl.erday received the Paris Journas to the z4tn Inclafive. The Monlicur ofsthe i2th, and s^th, tshe number being canfolidatcd, contains official Copies of Gencral DESSS LMLEs's difpsatchcs, announcing the fi cccfi( s of the army of tlec Rhine, and of the Con- vention by vh. th Yy w:ere followed. GeneralDrs- SOLLSTS (1atcs as ?? for ...

... PUBLIC OprucF , .BOT'-S7A. COMBiNATION OF JOURNEY'MEN TAYLCRS. at Before N. BOND, .Efq. and Sir WM. PARSONS. Yeflerday evening, at a late hour, feven Journeymen . Taylors were brought be fore the above Magiftrates, by rt v-irtue af a watirant iffued againft them, grounded on b infort-ation, wi' jen they were charged with having _ combinedc with others to obtain an advance in their 1 wages of ...