... LoNDosN, ly 27. Yefterday there was a large ftle of vifiualling flores-at the Vidtialling Olfce Plymoiuth, con- lifting of ?? pounds of prime ferviceable cheefe, and zoo,ooo pounds of prime ferviceable Irifh butter, landed from -the different men of war lately arrived and paid off at this port.. The butter fold for 5Ss. per rislb. and the cheefe at 6do per pound. The-whole was ifiiexcellent ...

... ItaturDap'opoft. zp C-rpqcfo#- L ONV D.O N, Yanatua 8. YESTE RDAY evening arrived the Mail from France, whichi bronght thle Paris Journals of the 3d inflant. They c3mpletely reftite an idle foioy which bad got ilto circula- tion ?? the arreft of feveral Generals, * ho were faid to be plotting the overthrow of The power of Bonaparte, and to meet nightly at the houfe of Syeyes. The contents of ...

... 1gllncbua)' :sut~a~l jj at FROM THE HIAMI3uRGH MAIL. RATIfBBOW, SEPT. to. rH F irftl Conful has ient his Adjutant, M. T Laitriflon, to Munich, in confequence o[ the occupation of Pafrau by the Auffrian troops.. Re is commiflioned to afflure'the Elector that he miav depend upon the ftpportef the Firf( Conful. M1 Laurifton arrived here the day before yef, 4terday. In the third Sitting of the ...

... L O N D O N, April 23. The King's Proclamation on the Peace is not I expe~led to be iffoed till Monday next. The delay is flated to arife from the necelfarv ar. janoenelints at the Herald's Office, for the Cere. j711jials onr that folemn occafion. The general illtominations will of courfe not take place tilt the fame evening. Accoulits have arrived at Hamburgh, pur- porting that the ...

... mcbmobap I cbuUaapl# poll. FROM THE FRENC PAPFRS, FEO. 10. Pi.RiS, FEB. 6 ITIZEN SEBASTIANI is arrived from C(onilantinople; he was prefented to the Firlt Conful on Wednefday, on * hicih occafion he informed him-of the dilti, Liihed.reception he experienced at the hands of the Sultan, and ?? 'principal officers of. the Ottoman Porte. The Grand Signior made -Citizen Sebafiani a prefent of a ...

... ,,CB, , ¢tape' poft Py the HANBURGH iN'AIL a~ririd Marcb 10. CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 25. N the iS ~h infiant the EnglifHl Ambaffador k here, Lord Elgin, laid the firft: tone of the new hotel which the Porte is cauiincg to be built for the Ermglifh Embalfy. Lady Elgin, and all the Englith here, were -prefert at the ceremony. Tile i8th inflanit was chofen becamfe it is the birth-day of the fifeen ...

... L ON D 6) I, April 2,. It is undert4ood to be Mr. Addington's in- tention to make fonme provifo with the contrac- tors of the new lottery for altering the mode of drawing it, fo as to prevent the incalculable mif- chiefs that- arife from lottery infurTnce, which brings fo many people to mifery, and is the grea'teff temptation to fervants of all defcrip- tions to defraud their mafters. If Mr. ...

... er Iol jttu?ia?ro ? ? ?? 0 I L ON D O N. Yut 30. MIDDLESEX ELECTION.-z5th DAY. RT'IS contefi,' which has lafted for a period I longer than any in the Annals of Repre. feniation, finilied yefterday at three o'clock, being the expiration of the time allowed by ALR of Parliaient. The Sheriffs' Clerk caine for2 ward and declared the numbers on the final clofe of the Poll to be as follow: - For ...

... - ?? - . . - - - - ?? lz.? ?? ?l -- - -? bo 'r '94 : ?? L.-. sr w0s. Vrom, the L02)0ND GA4ZETTE, Yte | BY THE KING.:.- Az PROgCLAMlATIOti Per D3!ol-ving cbe prefinit; Jiarnent, and declaring the Calling oJ aawdtbr. GEORGE R. VJ X;-JEREAS we have thought fit, by and with the W/ advice of our Privy Council, to difiblve this pre- fent Parliament, which now ifands prorogued to Tuelday the n17th ...

... LON 0 D 0 AN, April 8. A- . - . a. , - . He ~ .- Laft night arrived the Paris papers to the 4tti intf. The Captain of a vefTel, who is arrived at Antwerp, has figned a declaration, ilating that lie left Guadaloupe on the lt of February, at which time the whole colony was in a ftate of perfea tranquillity; that the Provifional Coun- cil eftabliffited after the explulfion of La Croir, iwas ...

... ?? 0 X F r. - ? -- .I I . . niotow a C'HA Rif rv ?? 4? Wi, 6t-. yirtiinis ?? hi chgI ?? vYi{B~~~ t)qe fiut~ C~tji4tiren.e 2, e&iucli~d t ii, tih I s qela: sl5 in 1lat r * O ?? Eduard Lock, Efq. Gokltd. fjnrithl and Ban, er, antd ?? eif eiflifairtof !the 1e O p~sIrt~etIutIbtl, avd unallimoukly ekcteIf.eA of: the -Aldermhi'n of' tiis cily, in t0ie -i'dttit'. U64 i Gt~t'tge 'Tonget., ' . ...

... L O I D O N, Yanuary S. T v n V UIV, jaanuary S. frle Paris papers which arrived laft night in. ritlls, that tile Chief Confiul did not intend ttlingofffor Lyons before the firftofthis month. A Treaty of Comwerce has been concluded tr ethis ?? and Ruflia, and has been Saitted to the Rufflian Ambalfador at Paris. d`ime diflurbances have taken place on board ')el fquadron. They were not produced ...