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... SAT rI)AV S POST. BY EXPRESS. LONDON, JANUARY 8. A N tinul'U 'Urfiber of political re pdrts were circ=ts . in the City yefterday. S.ome of then aretoo albfurd to merit more than the mnoft tanS ;isttiee. Both th inighty Emperors of Furope were dipatched at the fame tinw. Alex- mnder bad died fuddenly, and Bonaparfe had been ?? on his return from Milan to Paris. We, re far fron afcrihing to fuch ...
... TIIURSI;AY'S POST. LONDON, jAtAUARY 7. W ?? iby an atticle fronm Vienna, that Atifiri has i made common caufe wvith France againil us; 'that flhe has at length dilcovered tile neccifity of putting an end to Britiilh defpotifrn and that, her Ainbafihdor has been recalled from the Britilih Court.' Tlie vhole myflery of the hate llags ol'truce, Which were tlh vehicl es of difpiatches, to anid ?? ...
... A veffel arrived from Holland vefterday, which Lrought Ictters and papers to the 36th ult. The decree ilfued by l'gnaparte at M~ilan had been proclaimed in Hjolland, but t produced very little feifation. The preceding meafures of the French Government having completely annihilated the trade of that coun1try, the Dutch pay very little attention to a few fupplementary regulations, Nw hiich ...
... 0XFORD, JAN. 9. YON.s ?? NEJ}S, at the I,{yfird JAurealOfilce, ter ?? Aea Ala rA-et, ?? ili/in', the Gentlemen of' the jK1C?(/tq1 a:,, S/Vt/ratS ?? i-edicine ahri' t!le circtur oJ /lhi- pnrper, that the Jir/t 2undifr of'a .to 71 '1/6 v f' l /tat 7,a/tl6/a )ilaa/ w/c t17e MEDIC~l, (/nt/ and Ptiy'iemrota f,, coitdeued kty .Doilors iBradl/ey, Batty, (nti AochdLn, wasp-tiblifhed (it I/bc fiitltr ...
... TO A PITRTOT. StR Thle Qrrestion, ilt NwIilch %ve art engaged, bero ciii if) whi Ilt ?? orir in: sry of miions i in suveds shortlit thiu tin yselfgrrilt~l' a d-el dictiotn ft he duty I rnwc ln socicty 'were I to sufihi'r in'seifto he, let:erred, by the op i riiobrti i ofpuliets, 4tii ci ate so laihll bestowied err flir AdIvo ates Fi - P.-a ce, frool errinbat incj tI,,e, Mttelorts siitt c ri~ o ...
... FOREIGN 17 El, LLGECE. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, Dec. 18.-The following remarks ap- pear in the JlMoniteur upon two articles of news ex- tracted from the English papers. The first ie- lates to the communication between Gibraltar and the S-panish territories. The Zonditeur observes, commerce was carried on there between Spain and Gibraltar. If the King of Spain knew that his Governors ...
... FROMT THE LONDOJV GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, DeC. 30.1807. The King has been gracioufly pleased, by an efpecial warrant under his Royal fignet and fign maniral, to grant unto Sir Charles Brifbane, Kut. a Captain in the royal navy, and fenior offiser of the fquadron of his Majefty'3 ihips tu vhich the Mland of Curaco:: andits dejendencies firrendered, onl the ilt day of Januaury left, his Royal ...
... IJORSE-P4CIJVG GA4JBLIERS, JOCKIES, :.BOXERW; At'iI) COCK-FIlCITERS.. w ?? _ . l . As mercy is the presiding. genius of British jurispru- deuce, wzsiijigi Justice to poise her scaleg in favoiar of erriug. hnhunanit, the wisdomof our laws ?? fofloithe judicial office of jurors those who are occu- pied in the killing of animals for sustenance, such em- ploymernt ha ing a natural tendenc.y to ...
... SATUIR DAY'S WADOIN GAZE7TT. This Gazette? contains two Proclumatiors for a Gen.sral East en thie 1 7t of February next thronzh- out U treat BltlainA ireiatld. It also cointains a Ns\otification front ?? Primeipal Secretary of State for Foreign Aftairs, to the f1hreiri )iirxist s, of the rigorous Blockade established by Eils MaIjes3 of tile ports, of Carthaggesa, CadJiz, St. Lacar, and Lhe ...
... FOREIG.N INTELLIGENCE FRANCE. PA1Us, DEc. 13.-The following remarks appear in the Moniteur, upon two articles of news extracted from the English Papers. The first relates to the communication between Gibraltar anid the Spanish r ries ,fhe Moniteur obser es, Commerce was weer Spain and Gibraltar. If the hat his Governors betrayed their 7gland, whilst England invades FI is frigats, suassacres ...
... PROVINCI.L4L INVTELLICiCEr. The following singular casualty is said to have takes place lately at Bitch-hill, near Lnmgrigg, inC Cumberland:- Elizabeth Erririgton, the-domestic servant of Joseph Fid- dler, farmer, went to bed one esening withoi't the least sensation of pain, uneasiness, or m&diposition of any kind ; though perhaps it may be material to mention that She had complained of the ...