... COMMISSION OF THE FIVE HUNDRED. Berexgsr prefented a report upon the putting of the conftitution in activity. The National Con- vention, he faid, terminated giorioufly their career by giving 10 the French people a Republican conilituticn, founded upon the principles of the reprefentat ive fyikm, , The conftitution ofthe third year fufpended the revo- lutionary lhocks, preferved the political ...

... presence of , be presbytery oi chauoury, ar.d *c respectable Gentlemen of the burgl , wno were I^hiy |,xsed with the p.oncci.cy of the Scho.a., ?? the dulcrent ?? which gave ample evidence of the diligence and at- ' onu f -he Masters. T Fe nest session of this Academy will open on thi. 14th day [ Traiuary neat, when the Rector, Mr Wood, will teach the • fin Greek, and Trench Languages [Mr ...

... COLCHESTER ACADEMY, CHRISTMAS, 1799. A FThR Time and Twenty Year* practice, a nrincipai in the of Education, and the molt fcdulous aitention the difftvept inodes of conveying instruction (uccel'sfullv todilierent capacities and difpolitions, T. WHITE, himfelf that he i a c* ablcd toma'iethe greatelt irnproveinenf iHthePupi.sentrulled to his care, that their faculties (>« capable of or their ...

... The American treaty continues to be the fource of much acrimorioos coatroverfy in A: :rica ; the {ol low- ing are the leading arguments or euc_. Side the quel! ior. : A New Voik paper, inthc iatereft of Adnjiniflranon, be cur gi cat bulwark, it gives us pioafure to obferve the augmentation of our {tripping. The following is the amount of tonnage whicii entered the pctta of the United States in ...

... \Tuld1day's Poll contmInzed. LO N D O N D December 3 1. I bGoVerhlinelrt, it is Itated, intend to perfevere 1it the-meaftire of aii expedition to the coaft of I ance. Tvwo of the four- fribatcs %dhich lately pafred ever and delivered to tie Chouaris arms, asu fllition, and money, have again failed for thc fimlie d rflination, loaded up to the decks with anlther fupply. Of the JOO,OOO nllen ...

... L 0 N DO N, December 3 r . O~n 'Surdtaa arrived Paris Journals to the Gth. Upo n CliriftRnas Day the new Contftittion begin to be put in execution ; and the Thuille- ries, the pahice of fo many lawful Kings, from thence the laU of themn was led by Regicides to his dtingeoeI, was alfigned as the relidence of the Corlicaa Ultirper, for ohorn the Great Nation 'has l1nurdereal the belt of its ...

... the Infli Militia enlift into £ certain regiments regulars. The plan purpofes, ■'* is faid, to give isl.toeach recruit; and the more ■ j Wefloally to incite their zeal, and to influence that r ,of their officers, the latter are be admitied with .* Similar tempotary rank, conformable to the mode recently adopted with the Engltfh Militia. The Oxfo«d, Cambridge, and Weft York regiments of Militia ...

... J NIVOSE, 26 DEC. On the report of Chollet, the Commiflion decreed, that the Members compofing the JLegiflative Body and the Tribunate (hall be fummoned to meet in the ap- proaching Primidi, II Nivofe(l January), in the pai_t- ces rcfpectively aftigned to them. COMMISSION OF THE ANCIENTS. C SIVOSE, 26 DEC. 8/. m. The Commif-iun received and approved the decree pafied by the Council of 500. In ...

... , ?? eAte' y and T7zrfday's Pt. j PoaTHE FRENCHI PAPERS. at ARMY OF ITALY. be, thle 23d Frimaire (D)ec. sd.) General fir~ %./Klenau, freinforce d by a corps of Rutlians 1qul front Leghorn, advanced towards the river of clP. Ahe hV~a~nt, while General Krav attacked Ge- M neral Wittrin, in thle politions of Vallavio and has, 'Bocchetra. -General Klenau advanced near to Albaro, ttithout meeting ...

... LOIDONI, YbUagy 2. Government yelierday received letters from wl; Vienna, dated the m4th of December, containing PO a confirmation of former reports-that the two tel Allied Courts had fatisfaaorily fettled all -the wl. differences that have, for fome time pafl, unfor. tunately prevailed in their refpeclive armies, ufi which are in future to ad Separately, in order to of prevent every caufe of ...

... in-.tant : their contents are of very ?? importance. The new Government has bee . in-railed. [n the ?? that brought thele papers cuiite a courier to Government. ARMY OF ITALY. Or. 23d Frimairc, 14th Dec. Gen. Klenau, reinfor- ced by a corps oi i\- ?? from Leghorn, advanced on the ?? of tiie Levant, whilft Gen Kray attacked Gen. Watrin ia the po&ion cf Valkgeo and the Bo- ijtit. Klecau advanced ...

... PARTS— Dwa 26. The Coi-fii's were ?? yefterday v.-ith the great- cA: pomp, in the midft of an i.ni-ieufe cor.c ourfe of ci- ?? Tiic iA it Conful has appointed the following minifteni JLucten Bt.jr.r.parte, to the Literior- Tholeoftheotber departments lave been re -appointed. The Coundl of Stati and ihe Confuls held yeflerday then lii ft fitting at the Thuiiicries. The iviir.iiteis pre- i:_- ...