... HE Veils of great depth, are again ufed as Cap,, Hl and are loofe oin the left fide. H Caps of rofie.coloiured fatin, and of .white Latin, With H two high white feathers, are very general. K Hats of black velvet, toopcd up in front, with L filver fillagiee, and with feathers, are mudh in L vogue. L Plaid Cloakr, and Pelifles are. Atlough thought M ugly, very univerfal. Plaid Ribbons are very ...

... CLYDE SHI1P PNG. ARRIVALS AND IMPO2vrS. Dec. 2G.-Emerald, Ritchie, from Memel, with 450 i3 pieces fir timber, 360 deals, zQ: deal ends, iI fathoms i jathwvood,l and 2 neafts. -Arnferdanm Paceket Caldwell, from New vYlrk, with 117 hhds. flax-feed, 74shhds. i 3S barrels Inidian corn meal, 103 barre's rye flour, I86 whole and 49- half barrels wheat flour, s37 blrrels alihes, 4r do. ap- C ples, T ...

... o . I . is, § The Dutch Government has publiffbed an of- th ficial note, which has been handed to his Swe- difh Majefly by Citizen Buys, the IMinifier of .1- the Batavian Republic. It is as follows The Batavian Republic, being aware of the echaracter of her enemy, and to what onint fhe c pretends to exercife her dominion over the feas, e, even with refpecl to neutral and allied powers, * has ...

... E? ST INDIA SHIPPING. d On Saturday the purfers of the following g {hips, (being the firit divifion dispatched this e feafon,) attended at the Eaft India Houfe, and received their final dirpatches, with which they s immediately proceeded to Portfmouth, to wait g for the arrival of their refpeaive (hips from the s, Downs, viz. 1- The Henry Addington, Captain Thomas n Wakefield. The Nottingham, ...

... I LOND)OJ, f(fbarfday, Det. 25. g,,inltf having fet in with great fe- l verity at Cuxhaven, the Hainburgh ASsils are of courfe fomiewbat tardy in F ?? fromr ~Vi'enfia i rn doul.y boked for, in order to afcer II reeot faith may be artached to a t~haiht revalen tarefe two rays in the poli. fg enP ?? an armiftice had been entered ci rienn 4ulira asct France. RBut little j, [,tO frci'er stdached ...

... 1? 0 J'o ?, ^ . i?l 11 I C-F, a, I P. b, i txpran?l, ). I I -Z DZIAB UJR G X-YANU AR2r I. (FRONT OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-Dec. 29. A mefrige from the Lords informed the Houfe that they had agreed to the coarfe flour bill; barley, rye, and oats bounty bill; Lkt duty bill ; Eall India rice bill, &c. Mr SHERIDAN wifhed to know, whether it was likely any communication would be ...

... DUB, TN-DEC. 23. Frieiay night laft, about fix o'clock, as Lord and Lady Aonnely were oh their way to their country re.. iidence at Caftefwellan in their carriage, they were at. tackled 'by five villain,, at the Yellow hill, near the Man of War, while his Lordihip's fervants were fent on before him, 'to provide fosne neceffary accommoda. tions. They robbed his Lordhip'of upwards of 400e. hnear ...

... Saturday & Sunday's, Mails. I LONIDONi-Dec. 27, 2S- IS MAJESTY will go in State to the Houe of Peers on W ednefday next, X Land terminate, with a Speech from the Throne, the prefent Seffion of Parlia- ment, TheUnion takes place on he Jirft ofJa- nuary ; fo that the next Seffion will be the firit of the Ucited Parliamcnt of Great Britain arid Ireland. I is laid that an alarm has been excited ...

... .ER U S S ?? Litl oF goods exported from Archangel, in the B year iSoo, in one hundred and forty--fevea thips: p 58,86i chetv. wbeat, ;233 poods flouVr, 81,083 B che(v; lintfeed, i zS6,os4 poods tallow, 1,264 S posds candles, 5i,i66 poods train oil, 46,i4. B poods hemp, 52 1 poods feathers and h.W1f d owns, S. 15,z80 poods flax, 75,581 poods iron, 2,297 c poods briflles, 727 poods horfe mains, ...

... zolPIOA , VASI-IING'rON, NOtEMBER 22. This lay, at, i2 o'clock, tte PRESIDENT of the UNITED S8TATES met both Hounes of Congrefs in the. Senate Chamber, and delivered the following SPEECH: GCentleen, f thle Senate, a:d Gentlemenof the mi/colf Ry eprefenes'tai~v, Immediately after the adjournment of Congtefs, at their WaIt Scition in Philadelphia, I gave directdions, in compliance with the laws, ...

... I -a i | Tuefday's 'iMail., . FROM THk LONDON GCAZAMTE. ExtrvaA of a letter from 'Lieutenant M, Smitsh, com- manding hisa Majefty's fc!ooner Miltaook,'to Evan Nepean, Efq. dated Oporto, November 14. Sr R, I Have the honour to ibform youi, for' their LordQsips information, that being oF I Oporto, in his Majefly's fchooner Mil- brook, under my command, early 'in the morning of the s3th inflant ...

... LON DO N-DECEMBER 29. B. Yeflerday morning their Majeffies attended q. divine fervice at St George's Chapel, Windfor, where the Rev. Dr Goodenough preaphed an ve excellent fermon from St Paul's epiale to the se-.R-cians, chap. xiv. the latter part of the 5th ag 'verfes-. ret every man befu!lypeifuaded in t); to own midrl. -His M\iefly does not go to the Houfe of Peers ?? next, the 3sft in(tl ...