... FI ED.RUAR-. I t t:F I. t 1: 4. A Letter wlhich Ionaparee hart addrefied to his Ma- jelly, with tire overtures alluded to In his Majrfly's fpcech at the opening of the Sciflino of parliamerit, was commu- nicated to the French Legiflativc Body. 4. The Acheron bomb ?? fehooner, having a fleet of merchantmen under convoy, captured by tivo fri- gates belonging to tie French ifquadron which failed ...

... F(RON TUr.SI)Y S L.ONDON GAzu.TTE. A1)MIRALTv-01 neCE, iDVCiTirlriR 31. A letter from Licutenailot ' hili pi C oiby *rndfil tl, of his M.-iajr Its- fhlip the Egypticoro, to Widli tm M irfden, Ef. date idii Ca flond thes, ho2 9rt init. bicloties the tollowiog copy of his letter to Admirial Co:tn wallis. Egyptienne, oi1' IUihamt, Dec. zS. StR-I )iIVC thri 110h1011no I acrquaint Vol with the Ca!l ...

... LOANDON, Deceprnlr ?? In .. X- ?? . -, LurA'lluiv, Ljcepicrr 31. n, Yefterday the Royal Family, accomnpanied by General Fitzroy, Col. Ta~ylor, Ladies Ely and is Cran ey, ent to St. Geoie'f eChipeI, anl hcard a fermon by Dr Heath, firom the 4th of Corinrh s. ians and 4tilverfe. - A copy of I he Supplement to The Argus of ttiC 17th is In Town ; and it is wiib itnfccre concerfl wye add, that its ...

... ?? tl7 opening of C(ngrs, on the ,3d uk. * .j Ple:le (if tIC Ul)itUl Stites comnnurlicate( , I! .1,. ole;, his Stcrvr: rv- ?? i^I-i, ! ...

... La 1 .j a I. SATURDAY, J.]tNARY A. It V':l 5 yc [erdav ordri-c l osy Lord I Ha;vkc u-f , bv cornannd ot, his Trlej 'rv, t!%at t'ne lui.er21 ul o.- celion of Lord Neiten ?? -,o; uroceci ,. re.d ?? tihe Ad:niraltv tLQ &hsing-cro's on iis W;a to St. Paul's ; bet tiar it Ii aif gI tong PI% foe (3ualdk up the Pssk, to thet Seuble-vard, drswn Clevclund-row, and pafs the front ot Sr. lamres's Palace, ...

... .High-ftreet, Portfmoush. IMPRESSED with a high fenfe of gratitude f'or the great and very liberal rupport received from a generous and encouraging Public, Mifs SHORTER avails herfelf of this method of conveying her thanks to thofe Parents who have favoured her with the care and tuition of their Children, and begs to infoirn them her School for the Boarding and Inftruffing of Yoliug Ladies in ...

... SATURDAY, JANUARY II.e On Thursday laft, the day appointed for the interment of the ever to be lamented hero, Nelfon, the hells at the different churches and fuburbs gave the funeral toll, which had a very grand effect. This day about one o'clock arrived from Portf- mouth, where they have performed quarantine, 3 companies of the Queen's Own Regiment. The greateft exertions are making at the ...

... o.vnOATAl;, ?? 6. efterecrda his Nlaje-,X%, PrhecfiTes Augulla, Mary, and Am-lie,, cntmpulnicd bl l.ady illy, and feveral attendirs, wllked to St. Genrge's Chapel, and heard a ki nolon by Dr. H.. atIh, from the 7th chapt-r of St. Lul:e, ana 23d verfe. Afrtr divine lerviee they went to UItogriore. At an early hour veilerdav morning, two met- fengers arrived at the Secretary ot State's (ffiCe, ...

... . Itallballo SATURDAY, JANUARY XX. Another Hamburgh- mnail has arrived. Bona- *parte has begun to recall the Conitittutions of the German Circles, and inveft them with thofe forms which are beft adapted to his own views.- Auftria is to be deprived of all the pofft~fions which the held in Suabia. The Bavaxians have already taken poireffion of Augiburg, in the name of the Ejeftor; and all the ...

... FROM T; SDAYIS L')?nOR G-trTE. SrAFP-Major A W. Pvc. oF tlhe ;4th Font, to be Dtputy (Qrorn1r M.::r tjI4?IdI vf the Forces f1rv j in b1rh the C' n oad. lvli t't- tank of Licutenant-Cciioncl in the Ar try, viC, St . y, in reticfus. HOSPIrTA. S- Fr -.tlTillant-Sur;eto C. Fan- l, from the 6, Foot, to I'o S trgetn to ftie Fovces. vicr White- locke, trornotol S;rge S t T. !lvvy, fromn the Conmher- ...

... 033tg1)jtn, THURSDAY, JANUARY ,6. About -mid-day yefterday, his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, attended by Lieut. Colonel Leigh, &c. left this place for Carlton Houle. His Royal Highnefs is not expeaed to re-enliven this town with his prefence, until after Eafter. Many individuals on the Royal eftablifhment left us this morning ; and the remainder will have taken their departure by the ...

... ADMIRP.LTY-OFttC,, JAN. 14 A letter from Vice Admiral Dac.res, Commander in Chief ol his Majefty's Ships and Vtfiels at Jamaica, to Wmn. Marfden, Efrq has the follow Ing erclufrave: Port Mahon, Sept. 30. Sir,-His Majefly's floop Port Mahoir, under my com- mand, this morning croilcd lupoo a fhilooner lying-to; but on r ur near approwch, madc fail from us. I have tile honor of illlrrming ypou ...