... -00 '6411? oom k ?? 4114ra, pb* ?? r-? + ?? ?? ^ ~ hai rn Wi ?? i fl~t ma >n f .. 1g e~eil~pett~gt p B[I~v his n Le rO Since we firft commenced the1t*atement of in ris being Our opinion, that- a General Peace the as would be the primary o Jed of F'nce; every pla tevent has concurred to6 fantify and eftablih and dt it as a trueifm.! By a referenCe; tM owr Retro. Cot id r- fpeds, it will be ...

... FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. I NEW CONSTIlTUTION of the FRENCH I REPUBLIC. e T IT E 1I. O e Article r. The French Republic is one h and indivifible. Its European territory iK i diftributed into departmental and communal Difirikb lS (ArrOnd gn ). . t h Y 2. Every man at the agc of 2 years corn ed r plete, born and refident in France, who has . cauned his name to be hnfcribed upon the Ci- r h vic ...

... cIN !,e2h, : -iiday nieht arrived at Walker's Hotel, *-r Grace the' Juchefs of Gordon, and Lady .-eorgina, from Gordon Caffle, on their way k, London. Yctelrday, the Juflices of the Peace, upon petition from the journeymen Ihoemakers, -dered their wages to be raifed as follows, ^z. three halfprence on the fhilling until the ral be at is. 8d. per peck, and a penny on 1 le (hilling till it ...

... Ai 1 illery— -1 ?? 'Ar 'i lin .'• C___ri_Xi__n Vv ?? „iii eJia-oA.— Lieut eiistiir Leeward n_.rv.ll, from lie I ,)th dragoons, to br Captain, by purchase, vice WilEuns, rcsign- '-s.'Aetie.:., A._A ?? Swan By t,. be Cap tain, W purciius. »___ ?? gran, rwigneA Ensign Hugh M aide t.i be Lieutenant, be purckne; both dated Novem- ber z. f ■.'■;. J4th Foot— Liectenant R. berr AHridge, fr.m the 6th ...

... I ?? and W1edncf.day's Po-ls Lca-Ogicm, Da. 27. IT is reported in circles cf the firft rank ja in town, that Mr Pitt having informed the . King that the Cardinal of York was reduced to a liate cof diftrefs which bordei-ed on Iwretctednefs, his Mae efly that very mom ent f determined to grant him an annual penfion of ga-cl. and that orders were inflantly for- wardcd to Lord FIinto, at Vienna, ...

... Oice1 earers of Mafon Todges, eleqed the . 27tb December. A BERADEEN LODGE., n R.W. JoH D I N WALL, Efq; of Ardo, Mafler. 'fi Gavin Hadden, Efq;; depute mafler; Meffirs John Lindfay and James-Milne, wardens; John Allan, treafurer ; John Low, fecretary ; Thos Leys, E fq; William Black, Efq; Robert Weir, e Wm Gillefpie, James Reid, George Smith, af- o feff'ors ; Dr. George Gordon, chaplain ; ...

... R - b erb r r n 4 S. THE prefent year ihas fet in with uncom- a ein rigour. There had bete feveral falls of i P-F f A--S - ?? hal fn e not to fnovr 3rfome days previous, but fo as not to adffec travelling, or to flhut up our intercoumfe f with the country. But on Thurfday lail, we had 2a continued drifting, and a fcvcre t galefrom S. E. which hascompletely inter- F rupted our communication ...

... On the Converfion of the Englifih to Chrifiainity. Ten centuries have elapffedfromn the converlion of the Angli or Pagan Engljjh to. Papal Chrjieianity. By a fortunate coincidetce, the anniverfary eflay of that national and intere /- ing event, which was read on the fartle day in all the churches of England, is preferved in the Znglan language, and is eadily tranf/ lated by the modern ...

... LONDON, JANUARY-4 -T LaA, night we received Paris journals 'to te 30th uoh. incltdive. They are entirely filjts refpeainng the courier fent to this country'. The Coancii of State is now inaugute.,ted, ana has commenced its feffion uinder the prefidency of the fecond Conful. Liftead of the oaths of Haired of Kings, Thae Hatred of Mo. narchy in France, and the Republican oath it. felf, the ...

... k FRR I T HE STjN.IZ O - ONESTY. I _ _ .. : . ., TH t follo~iang lift no man could procure,. Were not hcnelfy the balls, and integrity 1ht. principle of his urdertaking; and tbofe whq4oWbt' there mofl rerpe&ahle telimonles, wdiild n6t 'beieve though one rofe from the dead! We deteR that abominabl'e pradiice of advertifing fa!re cafes, too frequently impofed on- the public. Shall plelge 5ool. ...

... IN THE YEAR, 1799. NU 1 ?? CCOUNT5 received' by the Parks Spews that General Championet had defeated the Neapolitan army in various engagements. 7. The Apollo frigate, Captain Halket, loft on the coall of Holland. 8. The French Direaory, in a meffage-fent.this day to the Councils, ftate'it to be a melancholy fa&, that there is not a fingle merchantman trading under French colours. 9. The ...

... LONDON, JANUARY 2v. O N Tuefday an exprefi from Paris arrived at Lbrd Grenville's office. The cown- 0 munication made to the Britifh Govern- ment, wev underfland to have been fimply that of an official report of the inflalment of the new Confula ac. Pacaeet. The Confulate was inftalled with great pomp, and Lucien Bsaonhparte is'appointed Minifter of the Interior! #. Our Dover correfpoxsdent ...