... OXFOjig Yaar, 25. -- -, ?? !jlm, READER of AistATOM1Y will begin his Coitrfe of Lectures on Human and Comparative Anatomy, on Monday 'he 3d of February, in the Anatomy School5 Chrift Church, at one o'clock. On Thurlday laft Mell. J. Comyns Churchill, and William Nicholas Darnell, Bachelors of Arts, of Corpus Chtifti College, were admitted Maflers of Arts. The fame day Meffrs. Anthony Benn ...

... LumeJaay s: r-oi conutznea.- FROM THEH LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, 3AN. iS. A Letter from Admiral Sir Hyde' Parker in- clofes the following: - Ecbo, atefra, OR. 15, i7_79. SIR, On the 14th inftant I chaced into Lagnadille, tie northweft end of Porto Rico, a brig. Seeing feveral vefleL iin the bay, fome of there loaded, on the a 5ch I fent the pinnace and jolly boat, under the command of ...

... 23. Reports have again got into circulation, faid to have come by the way of Holland and Flan- C ders, which (Eate, that the. Emperor, firongly W prefkd by the King of Prullia, feconded by The h Courts of Denmark and Sweden, has beet di a poled to liflen to certain ternis of pacification' Co offered on the part of the New Government of France. Nor, fay fomeaccouints, are thefe over- bc hdires ...

... WdeJf1ay and _2hurfday Pof FROMi TH1-E LONDON GAZETTE. ADM5OtALTY.OFFICE, JAN. cc1. Copy Of a Tenoer from Admitrj /Sir 11YdePakrKn-Gm rounder in Chie5 o his M'ajej.y'j75ipo and vjf/ef atjrn-, mnai Ca, ro Eeean Nepean, Ecy, ?? RoyalhIartsour, ayrh Nvvemiber, 0799. o SIa, 1Have a peculiar fatisfaflion in communicating to a you, for the information of rirv Lords Coon- y Trfinoltirosr of the A ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, ;jan. 21. HER5 MAJEST-''S BIRTH! DAY. Saturday being the dav appointed for the ce- lebration of the ifl een's Birth Day, her Majefy' hrld a Court at SE. James's. Among-t the per- foniS prefetst were, the Princels of Wales, tile Princefs Augufla, Elizabeth, Mary, Sopihia, and Amelia; the Duke and Ditcheefs of York; the Dukes of Clarence and Curnibcrlfid ; Prince Wi'iham and ...

... SatrdaY'!s Pg/. By Exprcft. LONDON, JANUARY 24. s E received yeflerday, by exprefs, the Pa- I/V nt JournaiS to khe 2oth init. The morft msnterial ?? relates to the military ope- catieos in Egypt, wiiere the enemly appears-to ve obtained fome partial advantages over the iMameli~keS andf urks. General Kleber, in a let- tler of the 2st of September, flatcs, that two En- gl frigates had made an ...

... L O A' D O N, yaanuary 2g. eIen Hanibutr-0 mails arr-ived in 'the coirfe Ol ficterday, and iix King's Metfengres. Onl tihe public papers little can be gathered tACOitfequuen~ The French ,)iq7oty near Genda,; r tl'e 4tLI tilt. tirns out, as we fill'pefted, to ive bven a teat.. No fuir tther' ferious military ?? have yet taken place in that qcuarter. Every thing on thle Continent betravs; - a ...

... Oxp6RD- - ?? I i V-3 --IrA - - - - - . On Wednefday laft Mr. I3ouchler of St. Johhnr C CoIlewe, v'as eleted Fellow of Magdalen Col. a lege, in this Univeruitv. . The Rev. Samuel Pefhall, late of Pembroke fr College and Reftor of Morton Baggot, War. h wickfhire, is inftitn~ted to the Rec'tory of Old- tv berrow, in the county and diocefe of Worcefter, k! on his own petition. gi The Rev. John ...

... I'7ednefday and Thur/day's PoJf. . 5OUSE OF PEERS, TUESDAt', JAN. Z8. ' IS Majeftv's meflage being read, Lerd Grenaville r. oft, and moved an Addrefs thereon, which was as uiflal an echo of the ncilfage, prifacing his motion with claiming the attention of their Lord'llipasiot merely to thce tubftance, but to its ultimate confequences. His Majefty had deemed it 'ece'frary to call on the kingdom ...

... SundU' and Eueday's Po.l;. TORBAY, ]AN.UARY 25. t1-gE following curiouls cilrcusdllance hap. pened onl Monday afternoon: -A F rench brig prsvxteera of 14 gtins, carne in with the GC;braltar fleet, and remaied fix days. She was feseral tinmes boarded and queftioied awhat fie. as but her hands, to the amount ot 5o, -being cealed, the few on deck (dwho fpoke good yaglifh) faid The had been a ...

... LONDON, YanPany 30. At eight o'clock this morning all the avenues to the Houfe of Commons were literally fo crowded, that with difficulty even the Members could approach. Several hundred occupied every entrance, till at length growing uncom-; monly impatient and ungovernable, they forced a pafrage into the very body of thelHoufe, and'in' 'defpite of the door keepers and melTengers, as well as ...

... LO'NDON Yanuary 2S. lyv' a letter from the Cape of Good Hope, dated the 23d of O6tober, 1799, it appears, that a peace has been concluded by the Britibh Go- vernment of the Cape-xvith the Caff'rees. No - general action has taken place; but in a firinith we Iota Lieutenant and twenty men, of the tEir, who were furrounded arid matlfared by a CafFrean detachtnelnt. General -Dundas fill remains ...