... Il.f(MTJUR G17J 1 iI,-A. S~Uall -3DN C~0OZ4EDEP.A~5 f COFEENHAGEN, F'Sr 7.-On ?? r ; tr I a Ityu Lord Grenvillc prefientcd to tile Denifl ,allnd zcdi Ambafl'adors, the fol'ovwing Nlote refpcrrrfing th- em- baargo laid on t'ne Danili auld Swadi ro!t 'l'he rndeier;ncel prilcipal Secretary cf Stae for Forei .n Affairs hals htero cor!snan.kld hy his Ma,,'cfly to ni.khe tire fol. lo\vil~g coors ...

... AY,. PI PIATI FEMONS TiIS . 7M 2 ?? oit It is C3trCemely ufcful to enable tlhc ?? of tbis coeinrr, to ju(lci otl the beft of grounds of the ta en}S Ue Oacity of th-ofe Minifters to whom they hare co'fidd the adminifl'ation of their affairs, that Iheir official declarations and the public juffifications of thc!r meafurcs in their own Words fhould be recalled to ,it~gl MNen would thus have the ...

... H.AMBURGH 'MfA1L. PRIVATE CORRESf ONDENCE. HAMt7URCH, 76TII DeC. Letters from Vienna ftate that fince t e appointment of the Archduke Charles to the chief combnratd of the Army in Cer. many, confiderable changes will take place in tic officers atk tached t6 it. 1i4l Rdyal Highnefs is te be allowled to ad inde. pendent of the idiredtions of the Council oF War at Vienna. Genetal Schmidt, who was ...

... PARIS, 23 PLUVIOSE, FF33. 14. The Chief Conful gave to-day as a toad at the- din- ner which.he is in the practice of giving every fifteen days, A profperous voyage to the fquadron coin)- manded by Admiral Gantheaurme. General Malartic, Governor of the IfHe of France, died in the beginning of Thermicdor. General Ma- gallen-fucceeded him. The corvette the Aurora, which failed on the 7th ...

... h.'romn de LOATNDON GIZ4TTE, Jaqi. 6, .gof. DuhUin Cq/Ik, Deeemnbe 20, 80o0. Letters Pktent have been pal'ed under the Great Seal of this Kingdom, cnltituting and appointing the Right Honourable John. 1oler his Majelty's Chietjuftie of' hi, Miajefty's Court of Conunon Plica3 in thisKin~gdom, in the rooni of tht Right l-ion. Yo Lord'Vifeount Carleton, who retires. -5- ,Dubin Cafile, 4Lcember 23 ...

... B.RANCE. PROCLAMIATION 02 THE CONSULS OF. TUE REIUBLIC TO Ths FRENCt; PEOPLE. FrENCHMEN, A glorious peace has terminated the war of the Continest. Your frontiers are extended to the limits pointed out by na- ture. Nations long ?? from you are reuwited to thcir brethren, and encreafeby a fixth your population, -your terrf. tovies and your lrength. Thefe fuc~e-sc- you ?? all to the courage of ...

... S7po4rA PZ'PrR. ReMpefting the occuplt'ion of Cuxhaven by the ProfTtans, it is intercfrinoa to kno-w the rotives to this meafere officially afitgnedl by the Court of Berlin. On h c. ing of the intentioc to m1arcI trofolps thither, Lord Carysfocr, our Atibcafrahdor ut Berlin, prefented a Note,' datcd Berlin, Nrovemnber i 6th, to 'Coi'n I-tHA- witz, requelfinti that. the meaftire mi hlt be ...

... I F N ?? PRA RIS, IO GFUR Pili iNA I, ARC- 31 The S-frdi' vf HamYLiJ is now at Pa1 is.. He coecs to tcrmi-inafC, it PJilible, vn afir vllich tor fo ?? al ti` e h1as lndect he trelaticns viat e ;ited be- tw vxtC fiP, twc, G C Cc'i: oleatt - , III Cat ?? ' Soir. i'llhe IvCpirt tdaI was circulated of the. King, of Pnif- laP ondevmo Psvelal rig meits to niare againlt d Ilnover is contracifled by ...

... FROM THE MARTINICO GAZETTE, Januaryx3, i8o St. Perre, J arnarY- 31. trlQ A{1t .. , j , ;e I . - A. I The following Addrefs was prefented to Charles Grant,-Efq. Colleiior of his Majefty's Cuffonas for this Port, by the Royal Martinico Volunteers, as a tefti- mony of their refpec't and efteem for him as their Lieut Colonel. At a Meeting of the Royal Marrinico Volunteers, held at Sally ohniton's ...

... -- T -VI ENNA,' JAN; 24-.An the 2itd the Cabin&t Cdi- d rier Mori Z & etout from this cit'y for Luneville. It 'is at. confidently affe-ted that hie carries with him the ratificd ed Prelirniimaries of Peace.- Thei Marquis' de GLL]O will, in ia fev daysF fet out 'w for Lunevillej accompanied by t wg Secretaries of the .e. I;King of Naples. th K0N3GSBERG,8 JAN. 26.-Our Gazette contains the id ...

... ?t ?h,2 '6A Of86' jaOld's, t6' I'll% oft etru ayy? , .1 . - M 9517 MT. I.I I. . , I - . - - - I ?? - . - . I - I . I Thc K7NGs Moft Excellcnt MAJESTY in Councl!,' ,.,tjf F ?? INrED i1YJ4; MAJESTY.'IN CJriit'L FOP THN YtAR. 1801.. . ir.flr;r- Steplen Raymoiidr, of Potton, efq. %,-;e.-Oncfiphorus Elliott Elliott; of Bitnield, cfq. i' IEhvard Bury, ef Iver, cfq. ?? r711d Hfitn-4Poftponed. Cbrc\ ...

... TILE -MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: * '%¢UJ2SDAr, APliUL >. The report of the Danes being about to fejae Upon Hamburgh, ?? wve mentioncd on Saturday lat1, is :} now counirmed. By the Prir.ce of Wales, Captaio s DEAN E, which brought over Mrs MORANni, thle MrIef- fenger, frolu Cuxhaven, feveral letters have been re- r ceived, whicli meltion- tht the ]Danes had ilarclied in h a body of troops, and ...