... SWIITZFIEI.D CL UBI is, Yefterday the 8ihaithifek cattle Club met .at the ir Crowpn an'd Anchor Tavern. Ther~e was a ntumierous i- and refpe caq e attendance; the Dake or. Bedford y was in the Chaiir. After the cloth was -removae the t Chairman rofe and gave,-as the ?? toaft- The KiNo. le it wkas'drank' withi ruitable demnorilrations of attach- r niecnt. The fecond toaff was .. - Succefs co ...

... TIHB, MkOR2VING-CIMW QVIeLE~. LONDON: . TUM DAr-, D,,CEMsBR 6. Late laft nght we received Pa;ris Journals of the 24th and 2a5thl-Novernker. 'There is a chafmn, ho-w. ever, betwiiert:the 17th and tbofe dates, which are bot filled up.' * On. th6 24tb~ NoeT-ember the FiPsr CoNsVL was at the repre~fntatiofl of .Agamen'n, at the Comedie Fran- care. X He was received witih' hc fame appla'ufe as :d ...

... Fremndh LONDON GAZfi TTE, Dec. io, ibo3. Admiralty-01ce, December 10, 1803. Difpatches, of which the following are copies, have been received at this Qffice, from Rear-Admiral Sir John Tlhotsias Duckworthj K. B. Commander in Chief af his Majefly's ihips and ?? at Jamaica. ObharL Port Royel, Yamaica, SIR, Set 29, 180b3 Their Lordliips will obferve fronm Siaptain Walker's. letter enclofed, that ...

... fN ollatuvtkthlo teflerday tbb tas pv en'ntedoe 'of th e ?? ;ilitary fpe6lacles ihat have beehn exhibited fince the two magnifcent diflplays of the PAtri6tifm and military ardour of. the metropolis before the Sovereign. . In- deed, confidering what was performed ye(lerday'in the fcientific view of military tac'ics, and comparing it with every thling elfe that has yet been feen, it may be ...

... PxtraclJ of a L enter ?gceived hi Edi r *r N.r -- ?? unlnn ;, 4 - ?? k- -1 -, -l -rt@ you may aepnrna upon Itq that the EMPEROt has Wed to fend another Ambaftdor to Paris in place \lARco and the coolnefi between the Courts'in. Tilhe Danes are much afraid of a vifit 'ifr 'rerc.r~: If they don't invade Holflein, it is the ,,l,,rintjj~jt lhfev will take, .1r.1r_ _17 T IsL ARTE rrit(t ?? of his- ...

... ?? OF IMPLRITIL PA4RLZAMlNTT G1RE.AT BRITAIN AND IRELLNIVD. HOUSE OF LORDS, DEC. I3. The Order of the Day fsr the third rcading of the Bank of Erml;ind Re(!riition Bill bing read, Lor- GRENViLLE Ir-O, not, lhe faid, fo much to call in queffionitle propriety of the mr~fure at the prefent aiarming period, as to objecd to mhe period of. its con- tinuarncc, .and to throvw out foane obiervations ...

... THfE JIORNING CJiOAlCME ?? LONDON: THURSDAr, DECEMBER IS' There appears no reafoon to believe that Admir CORNwALLRs has yet been obliged to quit his r 'off Bref ; at Aeatt no fuch intelligence has been ceived at the outports, or as far as W ?? ht5 reached the Admiralty. The ladt accounts from Sit EDWARD LLE- fiqS dron arc of the 27th ult. There wee at that time ; the Port of Ferrol five French ...

... ant Wilez . -1 ,, - , #y I . ,: Y. MRONICLE. 1 * tz ?? ' . .. 1 ?? f te th~ ; : -. o 1. . -gr SAriW 4T, rDECEMWBER 24. fo We yefkrdy received A'erican papers to: the; Sth of November inciufive.- - - ?? the .co'nention by wlich ?? i pe be given up to-, America has received the farition of b oth Htoufes of the iegrflature, it las given rife to a good, dial of veiy. warm difcuflion. Manyof thofe ...

... WE'VMOLITH, DE.C.15. I . I tt . I.A.A-W l YI I 5JLE.C. :S- Thle gale of wind continues to rage with umbated ¢uce. 'lwo men of war ave lying in :Portland !w ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTEV De-. Z7, 1 U03. ADNfiIRALTT OFF'ICE, DEC. 27; Copy of a Leefrr~froi thje Right Honourable 'Iord Keid', Adm~ire ?? Blue, :c. o Sir Evan .Nepea 1j Bart. dated ofRamJgate, 2Vh Dec. I8 o3. Sir-I enclofe, for their Lordihips' inforrmation, a copy, of a letter which I have received from Lieutenant Young, commandinsg his Majefly's hired lugger Specu t lator, acquainting me of ...

... I - - - CHR-NICL-- THVE MORANIN CHRONICLE. LONDON: S.rTURD.2, DECEMBER 17. We yellerday received two Hamburgh Mails, by which we are furniflied with forne information of rather an interelting nature. Letters from the Banks of the Mayne take 6otice of negociations going forward atnionig the leading Con- tinental Powers, with a view to the relloration of a ge- -neral Peace. Thefe fiegociations, ...

... THE MOZWING CHRONICLE. LONDON: 'RIDAIr, AICEGBAL TER. - We are a ffured, that on Saturday morning laif, an Officer of rank, who arrived on the night preceding exprefs from Holland, gave Miniflers the important in- formation that he had hinifelf feen z5,ooo men em- barked on board 250 veffets in the Maefdeep ; and that i6,ooo more troops were expedted to compleat the em- barkation. The veffels ...