... of it LIehr from l prirg. , 'rhe die is cad, and war between this country 'nd Greatiritain is quite inevitable. The injudicious at- ,on our frigates decidedly turned th-e fcale in kC r'f French influence; which, :whatever Englifh mjins may affert, have far a considerable tismu back oliticlly exercifed to fiimulate our Government to lenae againt you. That thiis influence Ihould not be- retlarae ...

... ?? O ?? N0X0'DQNDTh M2EI? I lor. u HtJ'H Dirana ',pack~et,.wit sither .mail, at firo~ii Lilo, baaridat Falot. on.fS t. tofte fetajswerqf' te'.pa ili~ v~ - ffet- to the Brtl tmatum' dri, ed W ir Frare.~O al hidwe havi focme' dbubt, -a'sthe' Diarfn:~tde't er Lifbion ten ddys'bef5r'4 hEl, ic ?? an arivalof avirh e hae metion~ed Jv On the i ith ult- Mr. 'FrereA drtt a.611 iln a' 4ld refpeifable, ...

... I ,..c>,j.l~Irv.2 .Sat:'yia\ Dec. S. in ~ ?? - - - w I, ,: fl 2s . -4 U lt T . ?? . r.:ti , amd the tciL I li ?? ?? he ?? t tIitdi.A 'It 7 i. !I( d to ttc -Ird o n t :t Aitt -tit o'tL tI t ih r rc . * . fzc r Rla;' iW tt, itn o; irci t t L.O fdlit ?? iii oc .b t b,.nx t sle Itititty- i? w ts f -cit Ic~ uwnye MId~t~f ie, ?? cn'aw i I F w ordered Wit') lit~ i'.gi ?? of, t . .inTj ?? iet ?? ...

... L %a ll'o G II * SATUttRDA, DUCEivtstl 8. - Miclzi, tihe Pro'sfcleat o2f ?I1. RD!oblic, has, like the ope, vs;jdc ar-C5 z)av $ i o ?rlibs he is cxtremely old and infirmn. The arra pgcm. ., f of the Coronation are +1oK faid to have been as follows the oaths to be taken December 5,. at tne Charnpade Mars ; the ntibiic dinner at the Hotel de Viih- on the 7th; and a fire to be given by th. Senate ...

... SUDSSEX. I.SATURlDAY, DcEmBEMR'8. A butted cavrmlp is formed at Bexhill, in this county, for 300o men, which, when completed ,.,.I :11- r *Ssv . 1,~s 4' I..AEr[ will cover thirty acrrs of grould. The StraV I for thtuihing them could not have been procuredS with. out the onblic fpirited affillffae of Lord Af burn- hram, arnd fomne other confiderable farmers- who waved thle covenant of ...

... T6 ,& Ppbr?nop -v ?6, -?f bhkjG - lv?, ? !q[R. CHRO ?Z.6. I take the liberty of requteflttg, tbroeg~l the rfed, tn OF your excellent Paper, to call the attenti,5n ,Proprietors of Bank Stack to a queftinn in Inagy individuals may be materially interefledi E From the year 1799 to the prefent time the Direciorsy confirmed by the Genetal Courts of Prop1 tors, have adopted the judicious expedient ...

... Dec. (3. - ?? - :o )s Parliament will certailnly mneet on the tsth of I r, January ; but we understand thait, aftr votilg e the custlrniry Additss (if Thanks to the King st for his Speech from thre hoboth 1-louses ir will adjourn to the 2zd of the sasne month. * Maior-Genem al Beckwith, on the Staff in tlhe Ia I- Eastern Dist-iet, is promoted to the Go'eri- c ment (if St. Vincent's. | 1 Notice ...

... I' , - CATHOLIGC CLAIMS. - Addressed, to tbe Rjight Hon. Wan. Pit. ,SrR;-Tshe subject on which 1 undertake u to address you is, perhaps, as important as any that- ever occupied the attention of a Sfriton.D To a man, who .has an unfeigned love for his oountry, it. is painful to feel, and still more painfuJ to declare, that its power, i ts consequence, and its ?? appear o) folk; a younger- ...

... ?? 0 Da. )- I R .Fr- re and Mr. Hunter hacert.n C 1 0It Madnri, and no, hope noW rkiiiS Vliat a war Nvith Spain can be avoidcZ ,? A letter from Paris, dated Neiv'r3,>aP This dya), Siindlav, his Holinesslarrived at Fou- &irinblcau'at titn past 12 o' loIk. ilis Mlajes(y the Emperor, who-was outtliunting; hlaving been informed of tilc near approach-of the Pope,w ent tcrmeet hrnvilt the Cross of ...

... GLURALTAR. loftt By'the LiBon mail -we fave rec'ed the-fub. *e jIr detr-fp ibatr by vhi~h we learn by thatt thei number of dJeaths has-'mlicli, aba~ed.-4not ly a hgwever, iraconfequence of the difeafe hiving turn. to ed milder, but becad!e the furvivors havc oilly gone throuiht-he difeafe, which nevei attacks the the fame.perfon a'feco6d time.' It i'shn'ow very gcne- rally belieged by the.i ...

... LONDON-DEC. 7. , -- , At I ~E ?? .. ~ 'q i ?? Wednefday a nuniber of. the: female-Nobility, and Mrs MooR;, the Lady of the Archbilhop of CAS-rE asuR'Y, paid their refpefts'to her MA.- JESTY ahdtihe PuiNcEs sEs, during the mqrniig. isM sE~stY left Kew5about one ;clock and ?? 'at tbe Queen's Houre a few minputei befoie tw, . ,Irs a fhort ,ti-ne after, his MAJESTY. -gaveaudiecices to the :Dukke ...

... i f 'be Mafler BETTY re'peated the charafter of e k~meton Monday night to a crowdeds-a La- .de onable ad,- what afrords a better criteiono Sh his nerit, a Z-Laudiierice- There was none i1o .rthe confuijon 'whi'ch prevailed on Saturday fo tght; shofe wh4, attended in proper--time found di cefs to ihe Theatre without any difficulty.; the Ifu lience was as demorous and obfefanv as ever t own, and ...