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... t c ». LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] J t 09 CO M MON S— Dec. 8. I (V rit was ordered to be ilfued for ■ a the room of J. Hely Addington, Speaker's brother), appointed one of Commiilioners of the Trcafury. w ?? refolved itfclf into a Committee Jjr B.agge in the Chair. ,0 moved, that a funi not exceeding ,6s. Bd. bs granted to his Majelty, nj the fame fum paid for the interett -r bills in 1 799 Agreed ...

... I-r Juosrtr t - - -1-r g?- /rel iA rumour has prevailed for fomc days of c the Brell tleet, or a diviflon of it being at fca. L It, however, obtains no credit. A ?? di- C viflon of our Channel fleet is now off Bre!. Y' The Lihbon, Oporto, and PAIediterranean fleet ate put into Falmoutli by contrary winds. Admiral Sir Richard IBickerton is gone up the Mediterranean, to relieve Sir Sidney Smith ...

... SUIP NEWVS. The greater part of the Channel fleet under the command of Sir Hyde Parker, returned the day before yeaferday into Torbay. A fmall divifion of the fleet is arrived at Portf- mouth, where orders have been given to get a fquadron in readinefs for fea as fail as pofli- ble. Lord Nelfon, we underhand is to have the command of it, and the Baltic is rumour- ed to be its place of ...

... ! On Saturday morning, between nine and ten I o'clock, as two gentlemen and a foreigner ofi were flopped by three footpads, armed with pillols, near ihe eight mile tione, between Si-.oo- tei's Hill and Welling, who robbed them of tbeir watches, cafh, and notes, to the amount of about loci, befides a number of articles cf value. Jult as they were done plundering the gentlemen, Mr Taylor -of ...

... required, hy a Com- . ?? -.lie Hocc of 1 ,-r, I-, ■' to examine in- 1' • ?? -.heir Lordships, tiie best means of I. Kitain ?? - .. us -.1 GRASS LANDS mto I . .- ?? 01 .: ?? without injury, and ' ?? their information, ou a subWc! of , lkr,i,!e- *, cc, „ I 1.: il, .lire! lonndcil on thr ?? jinpfe Fx- '.KMI'.IMS for that pnrp ?? . viz. ?? son who shall produce, on or before tbe ?? the subject ...

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... P. I E D, At Kirkwall, on list November last, the Rev. Mr Cn.ist.-cs Alison, minister of Sr Andrews, to Miss Jsan Stalker, third daughter of the late Rev. Mr Hugh Stalker, minister cf Kirkwall. On the a;th ult. at Inverness, Mr John- Macdo- n-ald, of London, to Miss LvniA Fa lconar, youngest daughter of the late Major Fulconar. At Glasgow, on Tuesday the 2d December, the Rev. Archibald Glen, ...

... ?? oi H.VVXLE I*, on Monday last, due notice of winch will be , o; a -s for the Boxes to be hai at the ?? a, usual. 7*.c ala, and the performance to begin rrj-ES F EDITION os- SMOLLETT'S ;e;_7i WORKS in PUBLISHED. 777 on a fuper-ne wove demy, and hot 7:SCELLANEOUS WORKS |S SMOLLETT, M. D. Jnnoirs of his Life and Writings, ,JIOB£_.T ANDERSON, HI.D. ?? Edition enlarged— Coiitainln g, res of ...

... S HIP NEWS. The Profelyte of 32 guns, which has been for fome time off Rochelle, watching there, Law, about three weeks fince, three fail com- ing out early in the night, two of them bav- ing French colours, and of; thefe carrying a jack at her main-top-maft head. Our fhip, having all clear for action, manceuvred to ren- der it as advantageous as poffible, and at length, on the point of firing ...

... S UI P fN E PIYS. II.RT'SmoU-I'l, 'rOV. Ptit back to Spitlcmd, the qvm hirfe, Maid- flone, la Pique, Alliance, and Chichelier, xvitlh the ?? tou, PAluithcvrranei'n and G :bral. tar convoys, ill ail nrnountino, to 3i fail. Various rcports ?? ?? thi. ! If- imlmenfe convoy returning from South Yar- galloi mouth Roais to Spithead. (One thing; is cer- with -is tain, that it was in confequence of ...

... S HIP NEWS. r- The following captures are officially an- .o nounced: ;- By the Thames frigate, L'Aaif French n privateer, of 14 fix-pounders, 2 long brafs if twelves, and 237 men, a fine new vellel, cop- - pered, had been out only one day on her firft rt cruize. By the Brilliant, the St Jago Spa- )r ?? fchooner privateer of so guns and 6o :0 men. :e We learn, but not officially, that the Lur. ...