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... 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:_- ...
... The Confute oi the Republic dcctee : Arr. I. The Council ye State is composed cf from thirty to 11. It 1 ru's itself into a General Assembly, and divides it- 111. The General Assembly cannot be held hur on being convened by the Consuls, it has for its President the First Cou'id, tin-: t-t ins absence one of the- two other Consuls. IV. The Minister has the liberty of entering into the Gene- ...
... The Last Night lvi Three f TPoaVsi HURLOPH U S I C O N ICHAUMATURGICK EXHIBITION, [present Saturday January 4- leCo. being He 3 C.i Night of irs - Performances, b thf- Great Rnom first st;i'r above the Troo Chtrrch. taora open at UM after Sis, and the eperationa begin each lini? at Seven o'clock, and cv.d at nine. Adni'ttancc TWO SHILLINGS each. U„d as some Husdudi of LADIES and GENTLEMEN fie ...
... I; is undctlbo,! that the Com™_n___er m of forage, which, it' extra] - A - ?? ifland aboaa ij.ooo cavalry, ii . Sine the fei clients. The . t tb'iiAi! ?? ofoats iir.d eighteen noun ! !•- A- ,»■_; . I • of hay, wi-h four pooa-d . - per day. Ia then called into mm ' ' c th. be made again, and. coi I , _. quarters. Ti.e ''.vie i ■ January and A ift 5f W mere than ?? - i c'red and forty tons of bay ! ...
... flitisfaiftion to cctjuai.it you with the im- portant intelligence of the Furreinier of Coui. During the night between the 26th and 2 7 th of November, the trenches were «peaecl at 400 paces fiom the co- vered way of the lortrefs, notwi'hltanding ti'.e terrible fire kept up by the enemy jgainft cur workmen, who were obliged to dig into a foil hardened by the froft ; neither the fnow, cold, or ...
... Th: Last Three Nights of TPeaVs HURI. OPHUSICON .TIiA.TMATURGICK EXHIBITION, ?? In tbe Great Room first stair above the Tron Church, Edinburgh, On TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ' --ior. tbe rth. 9 th, aid nth of January 1800. 1 jj oors nr en at half alter Six, and the operations b, gm each ?? at Seven o'clock, and -rid at nine in Adn-l.c- TWO SHILLINGS each. ?? 1 -. ?? Ft- .-.urns of ...
... An article From Vienna, in the Caffc! Gazette, ftates, that it is conjectured, that in confeqtience of the iatt- revolution in tiie French Government, the peace cf C-inipo Forniiu, entirely forgotten, wili he the- halts of negociation, though not in every point, in confajueoce ci liter difference in regard to pofleffion, which now exii^s. The Count de ?? is made Secretary of Staff, and is ...
... From Decern!, r rr. I 795, fo Decern!- r 10. 1799. Christened iv the 517 Parishes withiu tile Wails, zze-C. i__.iird, 1189. Christcr.cJ in the 16 Parishes without the Vails, 4552. l_uried, 3953. Christened in the 2' Out-puri-.h-.t, in Miil.'i.-s.-x and Surrey, £573. Buried, 8-158. Christened in the 10 Parishes in tile City unci Liberties of West- minster, 45.17. Buried, ?? Christened, Mules, ...
... on the Saints on Chiiftmas-day. All her crew, however, were fayed, and part arrived in the Nimrod cutter at Fal- mouth on Monday laft. The reft are on board another (hip. The Swift cutter, which arrived at Plymouth on Monday evening, picked up, off the Penmarks on Fri- day lalt, the cairage of a 24 pounder, marked Ethalion on it, and afterwards fell in with part of the wreck. A circular letter ...
... Creech, T. Browu, P. Hill, J. Fairbairn, J. Watson, S. Cheyne, Manners and Miller, W. Mudie, R. Jack, G. Gray, e*c G. Houston Ac Co. OEUVRES CHOISIES DE MOLIERE, En Deux Volumes. -t- a y a c Dcs Reniarqutts Grammaticales, et Lcs Observations de M. Bret, Sur Chaque Piece. jfcrdt Printed for J.Coke, ar.d Hanwell and Parker, and sold in Edinburgh by Mundell and Son, Parliament Stairs. IVhere also ...
... 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 ...
... that I have received from ?? ?? iv, command-no fcss Majefty's' cotter ?? lit* laving captured and carried into Fal- ?? Fu.et Fre ich prjvateer of 14 guns. i m happy en mis occafion to congratulate their Loi ?? ps _m he zeal ar.d gallantry difpkyed by lieu- tenant Peogelly and the officers and crew of the Viper, whitcb excite niv high comr.iend-itior.. I am, Sir, &c. Thos. Pasley. His Majesty's ...