... LONDON— December 5 Lord Keith will in a few days receive the ne- celfary instructions refp-.-cting the Ruffian fquadron in the Dardanelles, and their forts, Sec. in the Black Sea; if his oiclers will adn it of prompt, and vigorous exertion, and the panic of the Porte .loes not prevent it, he is the British commander of ail others to give a good, a.id fpeedy account of Paul's maritime power in ...

... FALMOUTH— Bee. io. Arrived the Prince Adolphus pack; Jones, from Etfoon, vyith mails, dared 1 ult. , She filled from this port on the November, ard arrived in the TzgS ioth, where ftie found his MaWlv's '■ dacicus, of 74 guns, Captain GcrrlJ ; - of 36 guns, Captain Halifed ; Pita: ■' guns, Captain Morris ; Flora, of ?? Middletcn; and La Sophie floop oV* Burden. Duiing the time file ren-.ai.'f ...

... A caufe was tried on Thurfdav in the Court of King's Bench, before _Lord Kenyon, between Mr Hosre, plaintiff, and Major Allen, defendant, forciiminal con»erfation with tiie wife of the former. The damages were laid at twenty thou- fand pounds. It appeared thatthe plaintilf and defendant had been upon the _tric__e_t terms of -.iendihip together in India and in this country ; that while in India ...

... from th . Lord Mr ABBOT moved fei- leave t„ hri ?? * : -i - ■■, v - fa C Leave- was (riven. The report cf the Committee oo the irnpui t-ti, *n r,f to he brought in! * * * ' Ri-i,l a third time and pawed the aßet bin The army and navy seduction bill ra repmei Mr NICHOLS opposed the ame el.net. ?? - ?? -without a division, ' Tt, he read a iji.i d'tili V'l ., ?? Mr ABBOT brought in hi-, ...

... pofr. The interim difcppoimineot no doubt is reat, and fc-reral individuais may luticr ; but in terefl, aod much in ferour df the B riti 3_. From | ?? in b* J-- Raffia, ...

... WESTMINISTER— Dec t f. ilex,. This day the royal aficnt was given by coni- An riel fcr granting bounties on tho importa- tion of wheat, barley, rye, oats, perife, beans, and Ti lian corn, and of barley, rye, oat, and Iti- cji.n meal, and v.- h eaten Sour andrice. An act to perm-:, until ?? Brft day of Octo- ber o-.e thouiand eight hundred and one, the im- portation of herrings and other fnh, ...

... ANECDOTES OP TIK ?? 'ii'.p m.. •• As to my daughter, Al cand a, ad J lv, Tire canr-ot be married, : ir i.er lovei has no juft received* letter from the King of Sweden. wb fe ri.cretatv had am mit ted in the addrefi Ibme ofthe Emperor's titles— among others the peri' ?? new one o r -he il ike of Ci ?? ■ ; . tion, are fioiicicm to liri a good pa : c. or rather the fudden order of : ikii .; ...

... Hi c *c OF COMMONS— Dec i. TH . 7.177(11 I.VIION. relati i to the late negoctations for peace, be now ?? Clerk read as follows :— the true -inter ell of my ?? Bot it' tbe difpofiti. n Ceady fapport wbich I have ettpcrienccd through tia whole of this important c -i.-fe ; cr ' whicii has, u-i- -yeriod of Rich an. cunj . .'i.lici.lty and calamity to t'li- Srteato.-.tc. I humbly conceive that ani ...

... H A ?? il DR G H MA I I BAREUTH SOY. 2y. A-eiearances in .our vicinity become every day more warlike. The French armies are drawing together, :cj threaten Bavaria and the Upper Palatinate, and then probably Bohemia and Auftria. A great number of perfons have arrived herefrom the Palatinate, and his Highnefe the Palatinate is e>:;.c£tcd. The Auftrian tr oops are retiring towards i-rsneonia and ...

... BOUSE OE COMMONS— Bee. J. In our laft we gave a (fketch of Mr Nicol's fpeech, when he introduced his motion 'for an enquiry relative to the gold coinage of the king- dom. Mr Tierney fupportcd the motion, after which — Nft 11. Thorhtoh G:.l, that tbe 6entlea»eil on the othei fide ofthe Houfe had not dated a- ny didinft conleeiuence that .was 'O rcfult horn th'l3 motion. They had agreed that the ...

... ARMY O E E G V PT. ?? tir-rot.-, general in chief, to no re, parte. Citizen Confal— You have'by your flfoiing victories given to France tiie {plendour of which event', no more perhaps to be mentioned, were letters of gold the pacification of T.a Vendee, the rs-eftahli-hmeut ofthe finances, and the con- fidence oi the French ; ihe paffilge of the Saint Gothard and Saint Bernard, the battle of ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST— Der. 16. ISOO. L'Acnir French privateer, of 14 Runs, and ito the Thame, frigate, and sent into Plymouth. Out one i ?? ?? - ?? V'V c -ere-* riW'WrrV 'the Ftora,- WatHas, &om Archangel to Liverpool, The ii irv, Da»B, from Baxhadocs, fcuuilere.l on the Banks ol Nr v, lou-idl anil. Crew saved Inthe Firm, ' -rlieVl.'.ry Ann, Bailey, firom NeW&turailaad, ha. been taken, re ...