... 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 ...

... TM7 XMO1PINO CHRONIC E. I . I. . .. LONDON: - AIDAT, DEcE aER. 14- The. fubjea of the Spaniih negociation, or rather war, ftill continues to excite a good deal of don- verfation, if not of anxuety. We have already flated that Minifters have no information as to the parti. cular -circumitanets that ha-e detained. Mr. FkEl to .Vxio, it is thouglit, ntuft have reached Lifbon by the gd,'.`had ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... BAThl AGRICULTURE SOCIgTr. The annual meeting of this rerpedable Socieiy be- ? gan. on Monday lait, when the feveral Commtittees miet v .t Herling Houfe iri Bath, belonging to this Sociegy, b and the reflidence of its Secretary, and made all the neceffary arrangements for the fhew of cattle, imple- h mewts, etc. Several excellent fpecimnens of fitre cattle Di were Ihewn, and examined in a yard ...

... ,-O TH;E I j 7, E } .T . ; , | -sR,-From : ma attachmirnt to the cQunty. to whlchi i belog, r Feel 'myself Ibiged ?? corresponent' T91M.of the Middle Temple. In ,.biC last lett&ion the itpacity of Henry the.Vlth, t'&ii's.very atisfactorily i--my opinion,, vindicated& the , , sirit --of out ancestors here , Nor- folk, from some 'hasty. reflexions ?? F~nr` mwho':ouht not to have.bewrayed his .i ...

... AMICA NxAS. d - , NPWYORte, Nor. 3.-The Britillh privateei-, Gehe-e E ral Brevier, belonging 'to Nova Scotia, and ou'ntngi twelve iz-poulpders, has been taken by a French priva. Yteer, and carried into Point Petre. She was taken without any eppofition, having been previonfly boarded by a Briti(h frigate, which imprefled her men, leaving her barely enough to navigate the veff4l. Nov. 3.-The ...

... O!(;BR94LY74R. .W,,: 00 EHis &Iajeft£D ande tip Williani; the ;, ,, ,. Downs,,Dec. ra. 'Sia-Lefl any exaggerated'account ihould reach the public relative tothe cpnfrsquences of tle late malignant ftverat Gibraltar,' I thin4 it may bi the means of lef-' feningitheapprehenfigns that the friends of the furviv- ing OQfiers miay be (uppofed to feel from. the recent ca- lanity; to tranimit to ...

... | STATE OF iRBLANDLPTTElW by:, , . SR *Haing- sewrn in my, two last letter: ibat he.admislion! of the Irish Ca- thdics into Parliament, is not itconsisteflt with the principles or safety of the cojistita- tion;. I no~t' shall endeavour to prove i t to be consistent vilh the establishment of e Church: of England. :As the measures, of the QCjacolic body -wlhich rin ght fenda this establishment, ...

... tCIIWULA]? L-r77jvR I e ev orepefetnt to your Lordfoipt. i Dtc. g i likly to atife from theifrauds conmmitteci t p oIuchl mIifCi tf I- terfeit Silver Coin, ellitily brought front irelanIrl ana I e c n flainpt the better to decive the piublic* and frofraqg tlj. g ug fini uppreffed there), it IQ d opininnhaving ,t~rvai!ed that, Ibecalu~ei tsocr erroneoas g to circulate it here . prEadt;~) it ...

... 01* 41, i?L . O . lower., 4-1 w , - j - i, , I , l-, I .1 '' J _v ,, SrocKHoLM, Nov. 29.-General Armfeldt is ap- Pointed:Coimarnder ini Chief bf, all the forces in Swe- duih Pomerania. 'he King has paffed o6er ffom Stralfund to Y(aadt, and was, 'a day, or two ago, at the country feit of'CGe- nera[-Toll, in Stearn. It is' reported he will not re- turn here, but proceed lo St. Peterfburgh, to ...

... -aAigcAA asks. * WASHiINCTON, Nov. 8, 1804. This day, at 12 o'clock, The Piefident of the Unit. .ed Stesur , by Mr. Barwell, his Secretary,. delivered the following Mleffage to. both Haufes of C6ngrefs:- TO THE SENATE AND.ilOSt] Or' REtaRSitNTATIVES OF TIIE , UNITFD STATES. 'roapeoplefellowCitizens,whoincerely defiretbelhappinelssand profperity of other nations, to thofe whojuitly ...