... ?? 041.4-1 tl ?? - -A No I - Tlietofnihisextr~aorcsnar,y, j~lnsbl frhl- ing an event as momentous and ?? as any k t M!My O Na|Qts ...

... CONSTIW7UTON OF THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC. . OV THE ITALIAN REPUBLIC. The Catholic religionr Apoftolic and Roman, is the reli- gion of the State. The Sovereignty refides in the whole of the Citizens. Thle territory of the Republic is divided into depart- m:nts, dillridis, and communes. OF THEa RIGHTS OF CITIZZNSHtIW. Every perfon born of a Cifalpine father, and remairing on the territory of the ...

... POITSMOUTH. eS . , .SATURDAY, MARCC. I An order was receivcd on Monday laft, for the whole of the troop hips lying at Spithead to be i srP~erPA And ..:ns11AjIt -t_ I .. refitted and vktaalld for five months 'and on> Wednesday another order was received to refit and vi'tual all the line of battle ihips for five months, and' the frigates and fioops of war for three months, ?? ferv-ice. The hips ...

... STAT&EV1NT Of the D;Aribution of the Britifh Naval Force - Lin(.. o's.r Ir;g. ISps. TOt.'_1 Ia Parttand fitting-- - 1i 2 33 49 Guard Siups - - - - I - c t i 0 Englifluud Irith Ciannels o0 S 23 3ta Downs and NortuiSea - - 0 17 25 4' r We(11ndes&onnepae pagta0 54 $3; jamaica & on the paffage iS o j pu - Arnterkca a d Newfuuadiand 0 .2 5 6 .13 Ca e, E.Indies& otnte pas. 7 i z ' Afnca -r-0 o r ...

... PORTSMOUTH. I -SAT ?? ?? -- i ATURDAY, N OV E MBER 6. s . ?? ?? __ _.g Y MONDAY - Oln. af. lo ITUESDAY - - 5_- ln. a±. so WEDNESDAY - som. af. Ix THURSDAY - - - - - - - - - i9m. af. 12 le FRIDAY -- - -m. af. x 1_ SATURDAY - - - - - - - - - i6in. af. 5 SUNDAY - - - - - - - - - - - 111i1. af 3 1, ' . On Monday evening Admiral Milbanke {hifted It his flag, from the Doris to the Neptune of 93 ...

... SATURDAY, JULY -31. By the foreign Mails of yefterday, we perceive Vtrther fteps are purfuing towards taken poffeflion of the indemnities. The Pruffia n General Schul lenburg was expetd at Hiildefheim yefterday; and next week the Pirulian troops occupy the def- tined difrieas of the Houfe of Hanover. The B~lefor of Bavaria has put his troops, in motion; and having fent a courier to ?? r.he ...

... I In T , . :LI-lubar orcurvencto. Tuefda We received Paris Journals to the i5th inl. -zhe:r contents are of colnfiderable importance. The prcofition for eleaing Bonaparte to the Ct'OnLilavtS for life is purfued with unremitting ar- tour. Cn Friday laft the Legiflative Body fent nn hundrsd and two of their members to him with an Addnfs upon the fubje&, concluded in terms too abje& i or men to, ...

... SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. On 'Wedneildav a Levee was held at St Janmes's, which was rery numerouo.y attended c General Andrelefli, Miniiftcr Plenipotentiary from the Re. publie of France, accompanied by M. Otto, was introduced by Sir Stephen Cortrel, Maffer of the Ceremonies. The Armbaffador had a private au dience with the King, w. hen he delivered his letters ofcredence: he was well received by ...

... I; 8-Lgrie BarH1 Alt, he ?? ?? 1-& : Ih ~4 nn, Brifl, S4riday toiint. : '~ ..iI left Lbtto~n lalt tiigh& at eightS'~oekC in-.h die . .Bratol ma-ilcoach. Weaitivedatithe ?? ataboutitalf pal:ten o'c ock; where th Itba ans wliofe . ~ 'naets'Wright (anrd it' is right tiitt thelpelic ?? know- .his; name,) together with the guard thought: -poper ti.- ht, atid 'to- le ' tezceach'fntirely theh;tfes; ...

... 'P OR TSMO U711. A..RRIVALs. 'S undav-~the Fairy of 'r6 guns,.. Capt., mpey C rm the Monday-the Liberty brig, Lieut. Cook, from the Me- diterramuean. Tuefday-the Aggreffor gtin-brig, Lieut. iThompron; from Plyrrouth. Thurfd'ly-the Autumn floop of war, Capt. Richardfon, from the 'lexel. Friday-the St. Fiorenzo of 44 guns, Capt. Bingham and the C.ouftance of 24 guns,. Capt. Mudge, from the Te ...

... qmp:,risd parlanu , - HOUSE OF I(NVS. -- WE~ll5aA T t.t-1 Thirteen Rifts wvere ?? from the Corn-. mons, at read a ficfti re. T Bills, which hiad. been fent from the Lords weea returne'. TuseOsrAtY, MXt 13. LoA Y Srtx& wolt acqiiainted the IMuf'e -that he bad ltne i portant Fads to communkate With te fpc& to the euirg difcafifioz, which he thoughi could be ffely done onl i to ir e rdihipS. He ...

... 0anziall. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. The Anebaffador from the Dutch Republic has arrivtd in Lord Whitwoith's introduftion to the firft Con- fE! will take place nexc Monlay, when a Confular Revie;v and a ?? Levee wii be held. Yef--day rminig, at ten o'clock, Mr. Otto and his luite feu cff Irom h' h'.o.fe in Portinan- fquarc, on his way to Paris. He was expected to reach Sittingbourne, in 'he courfe ...