... FPROM THE-FRENCFH PAPERS. P!ARIS, Aqog. 10.-A nitemorial has been lire fenred toGvernent, iD which ic has been pro- pirfed, th it every French cFptzen,, every year, on the dav of his marnage, or on the birr'h of a ch:id. fhould be o.lhged, under a fine of fifty livres, to plant a trre ih the neighlbourhood of his refience; and that every parent, widow, WI. Hower, foil, and daugher, on the day ...

... 7 6, I . ?? I , C, ,, -6A-Pbm., t TalsJOR 11 b I)I B UR G H-j~S7E E S. I By the lateft accounts from Dover we are in. formed, that the firing on the French coaft con- t tinued the greateff part of Thurfday, but no far- ther particulars have yet been learnt. If we may a credit general rumour, the enemy's vefefls have h all returned into the inner harbour of Botilogne but on this point no ...

... WAR-OFFICE-Julyl. 4th Dragoon Guards:D. J. Welbb to be Cornet, by, purchase, vice tovd, promoted. '6th Ditto-Lienrenant Sanspson T. French, from hflf pay of the.6th dragoons, to be Lieutenant. 7th Light Dracoonst-tstatant-Surgeon Christopher Gill, fram the 7th battalion 6f reserve' to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Audrey, appointed to the e,7tlh foot. t4th Ditto-Hon.J. Gerard de R. de Ginkle to ...

... I - I . .. LIrl t' Tile ulatni of invalluti has during the laft Week be-n Ii. ki e~.lr I hian ait anly forimer period, Iruma the niriolent thle tll~le t fiiit tihed front, thle lipts of die coijicun. The alt- ci aieitie pi-eparat ions a d lorieverliitl~e o1 the eiictiy, arid ' Tile inceati g igitjaltce Lit our fijuildrions, keep dial part Ot of O vie ?? whil is iiearefitthC ,randj depot of ...

... 1Lalloll. SATURDAY, SEPTEMfBER 8. Our cruizers off Olftend have lately obfervel fe- veral imoveinents among the enemy's flotilla, indi- cuting a defigii of Rlealing to fIa, [hould our fhips b driven off that fration, or the fog, ufual at this pe;iod of the year, on t'he Dutch and Flernilh coaft, coceal their flight. The number of armed veffls, in the harbour of OWlend, has been augmented by ...

... A ltwh Ai'YAMh oppgortieV2 OFFICIAL ACCoUltqr RkP'OIT OF THIZ EN &AG .N O P 7COT or TIrtt l-ri AI*r 9j PR iiiioii. (76-'le AND '27'fii AuGusTr), I'wesA'ti 1111 flFLOTUlLA STATLJNED IDEFORE O4No,~ ENGLISHS SOU.ADRON. AD- On thle 8th of 1'rutftidor (Augl. 26), at rinnthlie i . Imperial 1-orilla was corlipofeI of' 62 bats fit' the fil of the feod fix bomttbarding boats, and 36 ~iltluaces, 'lie ...

... Til AU ORNING CIIRleAICLIi., LOND:ON: 1 TUtSDAr, SEP'TE21-?R it. Yeflerday we received Paris Papers to the 3d, and the IHamburgh Mail due on Sunday likewifc arrived.- t feems now pretty certain that BONAPARTS, after his tour of the different camps on the Coaft, of the narow Channel, and of Flanders, t'as at the end rf lull month oot his way to Aix-la-Chaptelie. There he was to meet a number of ...

... Irl ay - - . -, - v t A LON1 DON, I RsI DDAY, AUG. 30. o ptirisl'aPers, whiich have been received h tt 1z t9th iit'. conitill 'lo fads of iln- S 1..iice. They Pate the celebration of Bona- J tal~i lith clay wilich took place oil thc C pi ~tr- ar~l, grattlitOUS 'l-ectacles and dlances a l ft5 l the nmob, and a grand Te 10 iig thide uh o ldid nlot think the ?? c t reli-i~ll iniulted by tuch a ...

... Lonbon. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. His Majefty will, in a few days, hold a Council -t Wevmouth, when the Parliamerit, which Rands at prefent proroggued to the 4th of 06tober, will be Rill further prorogued to the beginning of No. vzmber, then to meet for the difpatch of butfinefs. General St. Cvr, who commands the French, arany in rhe Neapolitan States, has affumned alio, as it ippears, the ...

... SUSSEX. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBVR 22. ; ore e , ,, . - - Al 7 - _-- - ~s rr. in The South Hants militia, andl feweral regiments. at Langley Camp, near Eafthourne,. have been swrbrt~- A 3-. i - nor .,1s _, If. . I d r working night and day tos fome time paqt, in dig- ging a dyke of ten feet, for the purpofle of im- peding the progrefs of an ene'mys artillery. .'ThPc wvill be entrenched in clay ...

... - OX FOR D, SEPT EMBE I -2.. - 1 . - , . r I On Monday l-. thc Rev. John' Williams, M. A. Felloi vf Jefus Collf4', w-as collated to a Canonry in the Cathedral thsrch'of St. David's ,vacant by the death of the..Rev. Richard Davies. The kev. W. Wieldle, A. M. Fellow of Brafenofe' College, and Rector of (thrill Church, Middlefex, has been ?? to the Vicarage of Frampton, Lincoln:- fhire,on the ...

... THIE MIRNI.:VG CJAIC'LA. I I 'T I 3 0 :, tl .F'RIDAY ,. SEPTfEAfR 7. ti An Evening Paper oflait night fays, that the CRAND f C 1i A 1; CE. L LOIR of tu s sIa has a crived i-n to\'n. rThis is a miltkle. The ge-ntlemiani whlo brought the laft t difpatcihcs to Count \Vioun zow, and whho arrived on 'Tueldaiy, if Vwz siltalec not, has (onme oflice, that of Chililtobeldin, about the Falace, btt is ...