... hn e Yefeiday being St Andrew's Day, the Grabd sta he Lodge of Scotland, the Members 'and Grand inT n- Officers, ihe Matters and War-Aensrof the Edin- ant ,rs burgh Lodgesi and Proxies from country Lodges, Fo t ?? in the w'tv Church Aille'at fixo'H clock, (tie reft of the Brethern ?? ir; the on outer Pardiiient Houfe) to elea.t the Office'Bea- tife he rers for the citfuing year, Oheir the ...

... BOA4PAR T nnd the IRISH. Nothing can more forcibly illuftrate the charager of Bonaparte, than his' condu't towards the.irifli exiles in Fiadnce. Fiom the firft' moment of his elevation to tie Confullitip, to the cermlinatic of. the laft wvar, they were uniformly flighered. Their application for iiid, whether to affill their di'afficted fi iends ijt Ireland, or to relieve their own wants, ...

... Obiliburg's), D-a. 1. On W~ednsday, the High Court ?? I i' : met, Uii('ll the Rtilit Honl. Charles Eiopt, iileb ,his Majtitv's Advocate, presented his Commi O SiOI', appointilig him Lord Justice Ce'Cici, in the h room ot the late Sir Daviti Rae, Brrt: -The corn- .mission btih g ra d,. his tirdship took the Oaths and his se.,t as Pre ident 'ft the Court. On ta- king the Chair, his ?? adliressed ...

... P 0 S ?? S C R I P T. E Yeon6001, Dec. 1i ?? By letters fiom Cadix, we are happy to learn e, that the fever has so far subsided in that city, e- that on the o5th of Otober, the numbtr cf e deaths had decreased to 3r, which incluid, ,f those who died in the hospitals. The rains ad . at cold season had jnst 'set in, and the most saii. r- guine hopes were entcrtained, that a few day!I ct such ...

... R'oBBERr OF 1V,-G SrAFFE, The IMESSENGER, &c. ,N T ?? H EI R a&, unparalleled in the AL'hidtory of civilized nations, has been commriitved on the perfon of Mr. Wafliaffe, one of our Foreign Meffcngers, wvh. arrived on T yuefdy: in a very weak ?? of health, at Lard I AT rowbv's office. We have colle,9ed the fol- lowing facis, vwhich wie give 'in the manner in whichi the' were communicated 'Mr. ...

... -)C1ROM THELODON IGAZflrI'- ?? - II I j ADMIRALTY-OFFICE-Nov. 27, 1804. Copy of a Letter foiom Vice-Admiral Sir John.Thomas ( Duckwor~oth, K. B. Commander in Chief of his Ma- : jefieyyb (hips and veffels at Jantaka, to William Marf- den,.Efq. dated at Port Royal, 30th Sept. 1804. , c S'a-I tianfnit yoa, for the information pf f t the L ?? of-the Admiralty, the. copies of two letters from. ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, No'zvember 229. LafI night Moniteurs and fimtaller Paris papers arrived to the 17th ijftant, and Dutch papers to the 22d.-The chief article of intelligence they contain is the departure of his Holinefs the Pope from Rome on the 2d of November. The Dutch Journals exprefs foame doubt re- fpecting the return of Schimmelpenninck from Paris fo foon as was expecied. Doubts have been ...

... Tlhe follol.wng is the Ballad ofIoGarZ~E£, . which Mr Buss fuppofed tG be old, but of- wi#ich, he fays, in a letter to Mr. THoMpsoN, dated 7th of Apri i 793, thlat he recolleas only thefe twolines: I I While my dear lad maunnface his faes, Far, far frae me ?? Braes. Which two lines he -has adopted as the -burthen of a fong of four ftaizas to the fame tuae. We- can, however, ?? the lovers of ...

... DUBLIN, NOVEMBER ~22. ch The mifunderilanding between the 5hiefCom-. ng miffioner of -the Revenue here, and the Right 'Hon. Mr'FosTER, continues [till the fubje& of [le, general converfation, and is fo varioufyh deferib- ae- ed, that i ray rot be unicceptable 'to you to re-. 3eh ceive as corre&t and impartial an; account of it as in- can oarrive to any individual through the channel of of ...

... .FOREIN hA tLLGICP'C., eFROM THE HAMBURGH MAUL. PARIS, Nov. i6.-In the haibour of Nantes and tt r L'Orient, as well as at Havre, the Swedidh veffels D , have been put under an embargo. 0 It is laid' that a Courifellor of State will wait at the v frontiers to receive the Eledor, the Arch-Chancellor, l and accompany him to Paris. p The Prefet of Police has permitted, by a proclama- tion, in ...

... 1His Holinefs'the Pope, previoufly to his de- evc parture fropm Romrie, ?? Con fto- d ;y on the z9th of Oaobervto.whom he delivered te the following fpeech or 1d1ocltivo- in the Latin for la,.guage :- afvic YENERABLE BRET14REN, VIC I't was from this place -that the Concordat tak 'vWas egun by us, his Majelty the Emperor of Po the French then Fill Conful; and it is from (te this ylace that we ...

... Stndaiy andt T-Iecsdlay's Posts. The LONDONT G AZETTE, Sattirela; Dcc. 1. WAtt-OFFICE, DEC. 1. BREVET. IEUT TENANT)TL nieral the Ron. Henry lEdwlard Fox, having already the local rank of t Geie eral in the Mediterranean, to be Gencra ! in the Garrifin of Gibraltaronly. BA NK UP 'S. George Wilrs u n'rft, late of Rcdcrofl-ftreet, London, carpenter, Dec. 7, 153, and Jan. 1 , at Guildhall. S uh- ...