... i number of difaiaced persons.- Even at h - Naples the moft ferious apprehensions of in- furrefflon are entertained. The theatres are il fliut up, and prayers and proceflions have li r been fubftituted for the ufual public amufe. a e ments. v The Ex -Minifler ...

... having caufed a poifoned dart to be mad-, -which it was fup- pofed was intended to have been thrown at the King when in the Theatre. if F I N- N C E. Mr Pitt's plan for the fale of the land tax has been much fpoken of, but is littl under- ! g ftood by the ...

... has opened a negociation with Paffawan OgIou, who was preparing to crofs the Danube, and make Moldavia and Wallachia the theatre of war. The Earl of Moira has lately entered as a volunteer in the Leicefer Volunteer Cavalry, in which he rides a private ...

... who are totally inimical to the nesv Conrfitution ; fo that in cafe of a rupture, Switzerland will probably be the firft theatre of aaion. Another circumstance of an unfavourable afpea at Raitadt is, that notwitiflanding General Bernadotte and the Aufirian ...

... Wurtfburgh and Bambeig, which are to be given as an indemnity to the Stad- d tholder. The Court of Berlin is at this hour the e theatre of the moft important political affairs. f Conferences are inceffantly held between the Ruffian and Englilh Ambaffadors and ...

... given I o by the Highland Society of London, to the three beft performers onthle Great ighland d Bagpipe, was hield in the Theatre Royal f here, on Tuefday lafi. The firit Prize, being a handforne pipe, 's adorned with a filver plate, &c. together with ...

... as indeed their confequence had al- ready done, in reitoring peace and indulkry to thlofe icenes that were fo recently the theatre of devaiation and carnage ; yet he i could not comprehend the policy of allaying a the general fyllem of mercy by a bill partially ...

... of a- 36, to join Lord Duncan's fleet. It is faid, that Stephen Kemble has been Fl , in treaty to purchafe the Edinburgh Theatre, m e but it is not likely that it will be fpeedily di!: SI r- pofed of, as the coming in, according to re- e pY nort, will ...

... CANAL —end ONE SHARE the ABERDEEN THEATRE, paitsof the Scqucftrate Sttbjcfts of John Dub no, Advocate in Aberdeen. THAT upon Monday the dav of March 1799. betwixt the hours 5 211 ' a f tnoon, there will fold by public roup, within the of John Adams, Vintner ...

... Adriatic, as well as at Civita Vecchia, it will be eafy to regain the territory which has been loft, and even to transfer the theatre of war to the gates of Bologna. RATISBONV, Feb. 21. A great number of Ruffian troops are now marching through this city, with ...

... and part icularly before 0)lend. A dreadful fire broke out ab -ut feven ' rr in the morrihg of the s9th ult. in the ;pechrb Theatre of the Odeon, and notwith- iivslning every poffible esertion to ethtingnifh t;, it hburnt with ,ach fury as to leave only ...

... Schaff- hnufen, which viiil infalibly have the effect of draw- ing baick. Malahrca into Switzerland, and of chanlgig the theatre of war into the latter country. Ld:esrs from Naples, of the a6th, fay that eight ffiipa of the line, two frigates, and forty-eight ...