... •rltE \i.,i.>oft c Poet Lauicat, not contenting her- I *• fei. w.'li the perfoi maucc of her anneal duly, hat' j»rod ■-.rn' ,» O • ...

... be-.v it wv o. SriiK'-.-v's Mails, L'JS'S.S,— ?? 1-— iS. Q AT! ?? \Y r.-. ?? a: I- : J ?? -r.. ?? . .- , iii;. ?? . r ,v ?? rcteiV _. .: eu'.vr. VIJ ' j: '•-'■•.: ■ ■■ef.'.U.f.i. ...

... Garden well planted with Fruit Tree*, Stabling for eight Hones, and eleven Acres of Pafture Land, fituate in Dionlield, in the county of DtrKy, a pleafant Village, with a good Turnpike leading trom Shelfield to ChelterfieH, and nearly fn miles from each. Tiie whole well adapted ior a Gentleman's Family, or a Ladies' B.ardiog School. For tutt! er particulars apply to Mr. MOWER, at the Woodfeats ...

... HF.K MAJF.SI V's BIRTH. DAY Saturday bong tht day apuojnted for tl c Annual Oi>- fcrvancc cf our Cracicus Queen, Ki.ih, i.orwiih- ftandu.g the unfavorable appearance of the wean. er, was kept v. ith the ufuai fp lendou. and magnificence-, the moming w.i, ulhe.-c-d in with the ringing of hells, the Ruyil Streamers difplaying their colours from the different Churches. The Male Branches of the ...

... Tlieir Majellies and the Princeffcs came to St. James':, Palace at half pall twelve, where the Queen, and her Royal Daugnter* dreti'ed far ihe.r .ippeai.n.e among the numctous Company who attended. The Ode for the New Year was jeifoimed in the Anti- Room adjoining ths Grand Council Chamber. The Archbilhop of Can-erbury delivered a Con- gratulatory Orati.n on her Majelly ?? Birth j forty ooys, ...

... ■ ?? ■»!■ ■»■ ■ „■_»■■ ii . n— w^^^ IKR MAJc.> ?? I.iR'J i'.-DAV. ?? Ry V*. 1 . r, At 7ll il ?? f ru .1 _.t I. Kl j- 1 ji .. r !, Ko C) • tei .- ii x their ill a. civvy h__,jijj ; I'nl. ?? ut : ?? renown, T e W'i-I.ec *■ r,i-r il- ...

... TRANSLATION OF THE NOTE REFERRED ! TO IN NO. I. S The Official Note, uncer the date of the 14th Ni. vofe, the Sth year, addrefled by the Minifter of his iiritannic M-.j_.ity, having been laid before the Firfi Conful of the French Republic, he obferved with furprife, that it refted upon an opinion, which is not exalt, refpecling the origin and confequences of the prefent v.-ai. Very far from ...

... HOUSE os LORDS.-Wednefday. January a:. Lord Gremvi/te delivered a ?? ge from the King, •nerein h.s Majefty communicate, t„ ihei, Lorefliip. r a J of . ,he ?? «id the difpofal of tbem in the tfiaadt of J.rfey. ic. hi* m H^'P ,h «> delivered another MciTage from r»* Msjedy, concerning tbe correfpendenct between thu country and Fr.nce, and the overture, n-.de by the la ier for the ?? of a ...

... MALE. The hair ore.Ted nfiight ard light, the hat without -ny hprn; the neckcloth hiv;h. the lliirt open at the neck, the collar ofthe oat \a ye, ihe (lesves clofe, the pjiit^loir.-. lame, rcdingite wi i h thre», tour, and even j fix lollais; fuch i. the dioia ct the men of tafliioo. ' 1 I! M Ut. A great Variety vas discoverable in the cof.-u-r.: of' t.iebe'lcs at the lailhall.it Mici-adrfe, ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Jan * S . Extraft of a inter Irom Cap-am Valentine Eiwtirrfs, C mm •n.U-r of lus Vaje'iy'* fhip the Sceptre, o L\an N'pca , Kfq da-ed Table-Lay, Cape ot Goud Hope, tlie 1 thOfl.br, t-99. ON iiy p .fiage 1 made- the ifland of Ro- deii^ue, where I difcovered a fai ; flic ian among the rocks and ho:lted French colours; I immediately hoifted outthe bi t« ...

... HOUSE er COMMONS,— Tuefday, Jan. 11. Mr. Stanley prefented a petition from tbe debtors confined ,n the gaol of Lancafter, praying an eaten- fion of the laft Infolvent Aft. It was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Sheridan gave norice of moeing an important confideration, and of fubmitting to mt judgment ot that Houfe anenquiiy ot magnitude, on Monday the »v of February neat. Mr. Tierney ...

... LONDON,— ( Monday,) Jan. rf. This morning arrived feven Hamburgh Mails. They bring the German Papers to the 15th inft. inclufive, the contents of which have of courfe been anticipated by tbe Paris Papers.— We fcleft the following, as containing the moft interefting information which they bring: The moft pofitive advices have been re- reived at Vienna and Ratilbon, that 30,000 Ruffians, as an ...