... ;. BA E Of JiN P, siS(Fik6l' hGERiMAN PUBLICATIoN.) 4ddJzeitkl 1'iufrationi of the HFistory of t/de I4f!, oy 0o ?? the' 'events oftvi;h 'are ien so rt [kJ, InZueiata M1onaJrchy ?? A iat.e Paris Journal' accornpanied the descliptto rs the Battle of Jena *yith. 'the foilowing resi; GrArd andi- awful truths once more arise from tbis g'inning' of the war, and, the. foilowing are perhaps Y ...

... ?? T I 1V. . T 1R ~ ?? E-C ~qI O I1V II Ai an cairly lhour yesterday mnorning t}he 14ustit s in I Covent Garden, and all' the avenues tsr it, werje crow4ded ith the If dependent Elecaors cf Westminster, who weee,, as u'sual, ?? anxious to testify theii appro- btion of the fd)-mer condudk of lMr. Fox, and to de- nionstrate their confidesce in hia future ekertions. The acclamations of applause ...

... : iPERIAL 'TARLIAT SgPaBrJTARIN ANXDi RELAND,'. ' ' HO'JSE.OP LOPDS, AVrIL 5' ,Is ar4 appeal from the Cdurt df Exclhequer Chamber- In Ire- land, 4Griffith \v. Hatton -aid others,` hlr. Fonb snque on; behalf of the Appellant; the Solicitor General ?? Vicery Gibbs on behalf of the Respondents were h eard, after which the further consideraiop5wva postponed till to-mrorrow. T'ie 20 Bool. Loan ...

... T I:E I i ?? HR O NC , i I Tip I~ ?? os, *; 'LONMDON 0 of LDA r, 4PRIL S 5307. ce - 'The-3'tepert' of t he Dissiuioc. : As. as gaiis strengti ,'anditwas said y.slei~day that tnPis- solution uil take place abodt tle end 'of Maj. 'We * are_'not scrry ,to eetsemnhovoted' wit i thid nt IL Mrp'~sers, -meely to sc~ue the i peanous' seais4 Eihas acfced A'.s to the pilietv ofthe 1insolutioo, every m ...

... ?? , F14 , 1?1' z1f, '1 g0; cr. jbCT' tI--A Couiier hias brought the of- fieial intefligebc t.that h6otiiiti'es- rommenced betweei the 'French and P rusians on th bh, when the former endealoured, without efel to prevent the juntion 6f General V6tn Tauenzieb ivith a considerable corps of 'the arny undei the Prince of Ho1henilohe. In this tri- fling affair, the French lost.tetn rneq; ?? not ...

... MIATIDbLESLX ELECTIOM Yesttedly, in consequence of a public advertisement, W very.numerous and respeiaable Meeting of the inde- pendent Eledors of Middlesexr, who are desirous of t preventing the County from being represented by Sir I francis Burde'ft, was held at the F9 eemasons' Tavern. Sir WM. Giieuns being called to the Chair, read a the ad vertisement of George Botdton Mainwaring, Esq. a ...

... zEi h, OCT. I. Mthe UC4rt at the. Queeu'sipjao,, tilc 8th of Odober, iSo6, M1 t4Nr, tbe h'ing'sM0 t. i:xlclnt &ajesty is Council. Hi-is Msty us Coocil' was thii ?? pleased to declare Hen- ry 's6couki jixnoutl), 'Lord Pr-id ?? of his Majesty's Most lonourahle Privy Council, and ~is Lorldship took his place at the Board accordingly. WHITEHALL, Ocr. so, x8o6. TThe Xing has been pleased to ...

... THR MQRNIATG.9 CHrVALE LONDON: 1: TUES1D2?, 12 EMBER 8, i1. Tile report firomn Paris is, that Mr. AR sroN thy Anericall c Minister, presented a Memdrial to tilt E PCRoR, in consequence of the ?? ?? 1VhiLh had beenr made; as to the part which the [ licans would take, in whicch he ?? satisfd is Majesty of the fiiendly dispositions of li; Govertlunl. Trhis report was not brought over by the ...

... I JI : .L:O NDON: :- i ?? si AIUDA r jNA, We have great satisfa tion in' -anniounec . re ers the ?? of the Treaty o£ Ainity, Aec and Navigation between thiis Cbtiy aad . States of America. it. was signed b' the Pleiie . eS, on Wednesday evening, the ^ Ut and we have .n . t that it Wwill be bboth cnuntriesA~ t e qual jojjkhAtion..; We undeikta that his MAASTt bas n peeate to give tlc vacant ...

... A roRKBPOJ. OX-CIA CE. 5'7Mt. Fox s h t-hatd' a sen~ikabsle run on Saturdai 1 . last: 'Th 1hod tie' aot wa.iidl .out oF. tl' ground, they mtr atthe >';iDog errsicJ Vito ch thev drew* fwithout success, and thence prqcd edud tO, ity ?? Y Spring ?? hbust, Whin, Withllt-t a singie challenge ?? buton putting tile 1,apk into P 15C Wood, a. t fox ?? stnle iivray4 and racing, the strong in- closures ...

... .I .R EM 1sfLES OF MA thil; Imust confess I do want ltLOQUeNCZ, And.never scarce did learn ;Tly AnidfnV6t For Y'aving got from P9;-sum to Posset, rtliere was ?? no farther get. TAYLOR (the Water Poet.) To th, SEDiTOR 2,R. TH4 XOXTINC G#,RoVNICLB. H{aving been in the c untry dunrino the'whole of the late Wsstminstgr Elerior, I w4& obliged tg :ta,1e my information concerning that evenftf4 ...

... HOME C-.RCUIT. j ' I TOi;T't, W\oN~IsAY, JULY 9 t The F.sI\L V. baVLES0TNI1., . . - NoaN--TTr NDANEcsfi JB SPLii'AL JUJRYlMEN. i tin-lte above cause wa l caled on, WhiCo was a specialt jury cause, ion'y 'our gentlemen, out of the 54 who had been sllunrn~nn, appe~red.' The Chief Justce tgo'e occasion to- 'psrve, th.:t the eallds of justice wve%,tvcry frequently disap- t | point.-ded bly 'the ...