... Saturdty's P~of. By Exprfs. LO N D O N, JANUARY 10. 7flHif Paris papers feem to admit without re- ti(crve the perfect reconciliation of the tuo Itx'erial Courts, though they profefs to doubt I iaiiethicr Iield-Marfital Suwarrowv will re- toxii ?? comnmtnd of the Ruiflitan forces, or both tiz'; -ad thle Aultriaan aruly be plh ced entirely er tile command of Prince Charles. The saeat ...

... d ey IT. H-Jis Grace the Duke of Marlboroulgh has been pealed to prelent the Rev. Mr. Probv to the Third Portion of the Rectorv of Wadefden, in the coulnty of Bucks. Many huitndreds of the poor in the neighbour- hood of Blenleim partook laft week of the an- nual Chriltdas bounty of his Grace the Duke I of Marlborough; eight fat oxen, and a propor- t tionable quantity of bread having been ...

... LONDON, Yazuagy i.T ?? The French papers, whichi are arrivedl to the 5th, contain nothing of material importance. Some attempt at freedont of debate appears to Y havetaken place in the Tribmnate, in the courfe s of which Buonaparte was by one of tile orators itiled ?? rf afortnight, while one of his ad- :r nirers lavilined on his name ?? grofs and fill- i bline aduliation as lickened the ...

... sunday and _uejday's Pojl. FROM THE FISENCH PAPERS. Jwges, December 31. T I-I F Commilander in Chief, either too haffy lor too atlibitious, to obtain the gloious tidea Pacificator, has long fince granted a fif- pellion of arns to tlse Royalifis in order to enter nto' a trcatv *ith their leaders. Thley avail ?? cf it tO augmnent their forces; and tie RepubliCafli alone ?? oblervc the con- ...

... Wednefday and Thu rfday's Pod FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I ADM1RALTY.oFF1CE,,JAN. 14. A Letter from Vice-Admiral Lutwidge, in- troduces the following:- A1Trmefts, Downs, Yam. 13, 1800. Slit, You will be pleafed to hear of my having boarded and taken the French privateer -lgger Le Remard, mounting fourteen four pounders, two fwivels, and fixty-five menl, Jcan Jacque Fotrsintin, nmaller. She alld ...

... X FORD _am ary t S.^ - , -1 -1 jW'I y 1a. On Tuefday, the firlt day of Lent Term, Meffrs. Clement Newfam and Thomas Harward, of Worcefter College; Rich. Farrer, of Brafe- nofe College; John Kidd, of Chrifi Church; Thomas George Clare and Montague Ruth, of St. John's College; Bachelors of Arts, were admitted Matters of Arts.-Meflrs. J. Huglies, of jefus College; Howel Pugh Rowlands and William ...

... L O N DO N, January i4. The dirl\atchles received by Minifters from the Mediterranean, are faid to- be highly im- portant.-A Polatre, from Eaypt, bound to Toulon, with col)fdential letters to the late I-rench Direlnry anld others, fell into tbe hands ot our cruizers. 'ithe Commander threw ilis packet overboard, but it was recovered by the enwerprize and activity of an Ernlifli i'rilor, hiro ...

... -lTq day's PoI continuted. 'ttM +HE lLOND:ON GAZETTE. /1 r~ sADMtIRALTY OrFICE, JAN. oI. of a Letterfrooc Mr. J6tbcrt lioescr, crsnrlnander ofr the priwate fcheener of war 'he Revcnge, to E. NAeptn, EU. dated Piana, rtoe sieb Dec. 1799. SIRT Uave the honour to acquvint you, for the Wofor- I nation of their Lordihips, thar on. the 4th inflant, at five A. MT. in Vigo Ray, I was attack d by four ...

... Saturday's Pos/. By Exprels. LO N D O N, JANUARY 17. Ten HAMBURGH MAjLs are now due. ESTERDAY arrived a mail from Dublin. 1 Tfie Parliament met on Wednefday, and on the fubieft of the queffion of Union our n ent writes as follows;- Unrileunionifts are quite elate, and confider fke Qiefftion as already carried. The country isdecidedly in favour of it; Dublin cannot be fi; it' is however ?? ...

... IL 0 N I) W. Va' wary i6. Thefirft fupplics fi . ;e v.it: aler means fi to apply to Parliaien, t is - a loan tl of three millions fur the - e and a fublidv for the Emperor oC.: able theni to give to tile ooeration: of .e intg cati paign that degree of ener, ti anm Vigout t( ?? to uring th e conteld ro an hawourable in and happy ifl'ne. . I \Ve learn fromll Vitima that 'ie re-union of the a ...

... Sunday and Eue/dozy's Peg rxlS, 3JANUARY J . ETTT RS Tromn 'Ierlin mention that tie L .ffairs of the Ex-Stadtboldcr, proteted by til. Kin,, of. Pruiflfa, ha1s been arranged with ra.nce. It is aniiroutced that the two Powers hlave come to an augrselleilt to co-operate in order ?? at thie Pe-ice of the Empire, the Bil7oprics of ?? and Bamlberg Mhould be fett ce, ad griven by way ofs indeinntity' ...

... LOVNDOIV, ya;rz ry 2i. At an early hlour on Saturday morning a Mef- fenger arrived at Lord Grenrville's Office with a d ljatcli front Talleyra4nd Perigord, French Mi- riiferfor Forcigo Affairsbrogiht to Dover by the fimle perfon who was the bearer of Buonaparte's leter to tihe Kiaig. In this communication the lencih M~inifier attemipts to dehy it1e aggre-ioln of lFrance, thouigh he- confelees ...