... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - BRO WN BREAD BILL. ABSTRACT of toe aneutnded Bil to prevert the ma- nufaaurrng of any Fine fltour foron Wheat, or IC mak ng any Bread rthereof and to repeat the Act i permittinr Bakers to maste andl fliietiaii lbrL. or u Bread. w -rHE firit Claute enaas, that from the '17th of Ja- fy nuary exi, within f rty milercot'LDOrion, and frntl ht the 24th of' the tamc jionth, in every other part ofh ...

... BRITISH FAI;LIAMENT. gusE ?? LORDS,-Sautuday, Dec 20. ar for the third reading of the Poor U 'ltinDtheDo se of Berdford role, and oppufed Ujn Grale% feca lavri mott of his former argu. io j hI Thril the paincipal point he in- itt we ad3 hat the Bil had lead, and would Cth have, or jteo cl Cf ahaterially enhancing the price of ?? f thes t f btirutd loC whheaten bread. tr; 2ir1 Carrttn ...

... WCd!Ief?avj?? NA-Ia f.-ONDON, (Tf-Jdu;1 Deeb,, AST night Paris Papers 3c. Tidmo emtns Jt impprant i d. n . npot o teve Ch er fte ,ta o thie J~ ThLal ns intelljoence the Armies reipels tEl, t 'ro General Moreau, wio as f~j ?? u Peaii toryo 01 ohenlidn by aleri up hais~ -I pid Slahveients ji t o P sreport of the Chief of the frc Crz accer feveral antions fugh w Staffr, Deffollr t ii t tne ...

... IDERBY7 DEc. 3 i. 4dARR1ED. A few days fince,'at Chaurch.Grelev, 3Mr. Thomas Lea, of Srapenhill, 'to Mifs Hill oj rhe Glove Houle, near Drakelow, in this County. On Wedniefday lIan, at Youlgreave, in this county, Mr. Francis Coates rto Mils Frances Allwood, only . daughter of Mr. John Aiiwood, of the lame place; an agreeable young ladj with a handfome lortune. ?? DIED. s On Wednefday fe'nnight ...

... Tu-efday's Mail. F'ROM. 7AAt LOeW ?? GAZEfTZd. Wg1i'iMHALL, Ipec. 30. T HE Kn1g ia W eeI pleafed to grant the 4igi7ty9f a Marqui4 of ;he Kingdom (.ireat Bqrta n to the Right Honour- . hei Henry Earl of Exeter; and to th heirs'mae of-his body lawfully begot- ten, the b ame, Rile, and title of Macquis of Exeter. [11h ?? Evening'& Gazette are feveril Who. clalmtidtffs m con-fciqcnce of the ' 4Qt, ...

... -';7i LONDoN, (Tbhirday,) Yam . ESTFRDAY arrived the, Hamburgh Y Mail, due on Wednefday. T'he Asch- -cuk C hares has at length aaually taken the fole coinmand of the Imperial army, .thU erS tO ar according to the dialates ofl hi wn fspefior Jugit lnC 0fh I KlTay is alfo to fuperfede Bellegarde Gentra . G;neralsCollowrath and'Schmidt, 0fItaly, a e. ployed under his Royal- High- ?? on iannd of ...

... SOCIETY frg BTgEINg ticr CONIoN of Or ~~~the PObR .: .Extra4 from-an account of the Relief granted ie' poor at Mongewell &nd in les 2Neighbourhood, oil ac- ?? the prattnt high Price of Bread. By the .l~evrssti3 OA.VIO DUA&L .M, A. Rertr o:f Mongewell, A ,ONG the refoluiqn std into by the&a Langiree, inr'the aosnty oV O91ord there Vas ) recommending to the teveria parishes within their ...

... LONADQN,-7a.-z, 3. E been received this tiorning` by' L A /V Government from Guernf'ey and Jerfey, which firengthen the re- port of a meditated attack upon Erole iflands by the French. Our force in both places is, t however, Io ery coniderablc, and foconftan ly t kejit upon the alert, as to quiet every apprehen. - fion with refpee- t~o 'fhe' projetecf ltinvafion. Soecutters and gun-boats will ...