... - IMIMP-'o Von contivillO. Zfr-omn ie L N9 1JDO'X Z7 Zj27r, sSov. -T T Hi Cazes-te en Otaijs xs a rvt aMti'oS foe Ite T 1fulrtller prorogation ot Pm~minituiet, froin the 3d ta tile I th of Jetinary. BAYKTII'vTs Tro susxc orrz~.- J7I':.l.,zr 3.B.ifo., of Oxsord. Gha.fs anid Chinumtn, lYec. x, i, January 5, at the A:ugel tiiw, Otford.-.4f.Sin Bueai.',, formerly oE tansford. Lincolnlhime, ...

... I. 0 N N D 0) ?? I3cccnm.2 r 27. A prliv 'ea letter ftoto rT:- riburgh, ietceived bv tbeo laitt ! i, ttaes titit I I IoI0IIpi'atC ?? tetidt to hot oort ?? atter Cnritnias to vifit his aretu oil thle coaf., ciolnplantiedi hV all thofe nll- lI'!OtlS' ?? Bi~epllties Dritlt tile armlily of the. tine, as Ied . front Ihe aliolial glards, in- vited to PFr.is tor his Coronation, and defliied to i ...

... mcneorap -I ED-11rotlapo -poll. i FRO111 THE J.OND9NT GA.ZE2TTE. ADMIRAL.TV OsIICe, 'NoV. .7C. A LETTER from bir Johba fhomas.Duck- ZS worth, inclofes the fullowVing: - isT 1Mayqj>y'J ,ip Raccon, Pff Bird Key, Aa&gu,/ 9. SiR, I have the pleafiire to inform you, that or, the ift inftant, in la. zo adeg. Iz min. N. long. 7I deg. ^,omin.W.Sand Key, N.E.by N. diftant feven or eight leagues, I had ...

... t 2i9Oi3j)(L CDrprefo. 1. 0 N I) U -, Deceozic,' 2S. () livii ?? arrived yetlerdiay, nor had Ia Mr. FreFce reached. ton hlilen o(ur ex- .1eSs Itit london. Tnie Order of Council for an embargo on all Sjtaaihjl lhiaps in the port of Plymouth, and its rpen.ejvicnies, was tnt ill force yefterday, and ior S,,ntll muerch-intnien were in confequence boair(!ed by the ofticers of tile Cutfirms. The ...

... 1. 0 N 1) 0 N, Deeernber 20. , . . . .1 . A paper of this morning flates, that Govern- ment, ?? airare that the Emperor oF France will endeavour toforee Portugal into the war azainfl this country, has Cent Gen. Moore, in a faft failioa cutter, to enable them to judge how far any difpofable force *vhich we could fend to tile aid of our ally might be adequate wvith that of the country, to repel ...

... L 0 N D 0 A;r Decembee t8; BIOtNAP'AR li'FS CORONATION. Paris papers to the 50h inliantt, and Dutch Papers to the gth, callie to hanld on Fr iday even- irg ; from thlefe %ke have extrafted fmc ot thc e details relfpecting tire Coronation of Buoniaparle, which took placc on tile lecond inflant. Onl tile firnt ilfiealit, the Senate proceeded'in a body to tile Palace of the Thrrilleries, arnd ...

... Robbertt of Mra Jt affz i eJrengef, Wc. Another acd, unparalleied in the Hiihory of Civilized Nations, i;as been co lnsnitted oii the perfon 6;f Mr. Wagliatfe, one of otur Foreign '4eihcgeogs, n ho arrived vyllerday, in a very weak flale of heallh, at Jord Harrowby's Of- f6ce. We have eollecied tdlke folluihog facts, Whicth we give in the manner itl which they were cominnsnicated k Mr. ...

... L 0 N V 0 ?? ecetmber iS. Two letters have been rtceived fron officers of rank in the Britilb Indian armv ; one is dated in the camp of Gen. Lake, at Monlepoor, imay he roth ; it relates -to the prccipitate ?? of Holkar, after a warm engageient,-a nd mrentions ti.at his cavalry are delertrin. him in great ni umbers, offering their frviee ic the B1iiflt, but adds, that tihev would be ...

... r~nctal X IxX1Xt:,Xg i. A1.GIERS, NOV£MI',nit at. ?? R1 -to ltxe Et~ngih1 C wuanid ts, wbo l h,'ve a opiarted I-efore .tpi. port, have re- ?? ?? ;(1ivel Tmi te ,t of Thii plttc with in- gt iT !d ta, tl. ids the Coutrt of London; wohich, flicv I'i Im f i ml.Ai ein his a Iv. w s opa to(ei the ?? deli in ot lr i:::e t o dcttrty the Reoeocv-i o this thle lDee, ii eve, hais paid no attention, anld ...

... 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 ...

... etullocp GcwD slieap PLa. L, 0 N U IA, Detember iS. T .HE only interefling article of ?? in. telligence Which has-occutrred fince oknr lali, ;s the fre(h infilts which tile French Govern- tnefllt 'hai offeted toi the wretched inhabitartts of I Hiand. The State Directory, entrufled witfl the .dire-ibil of affi61s itn Holland, had ventured to iflite fonse regulations tending to alleviate the ...

... I OXFORD, Drio'MwFl 22. WeCd nefday ?? the Rev . Janlies Carpenter, A. B1. lee of Wadluvso Collee, w*ta elected fellow of Hertford Coille,', It this Utivetlitv. The Rev. Richard _-farvev, A. M. is initirnted to tie Reclory of Upper Swvell, hr thc diocele of Glocefler, on the llrefinitati~sm of Sir Char les Pole, Bar t. Void by the ceiliort of VVilliain Wilton, Clerk, A. N4. the Poimaitlers ...