... 6d. i» to the best quality— Ditto women's cotton, from is. ?? t3 extra superfine, 4s 6d. — Men's whitaand coloured rihbrf cotton, fromjs. up to the best quality, equally reasonable Man's worsted, from is. fd. — Women's black, 'frcm is. & c * with every ...

... FRENCH REPUBLIC. ARMY OF ITALY. ?? Head-Quarters, Verona^ Jan, ZX, lSoi. Citizen Minister, ?? A corps of Neapolitan troops stationed in the Stares of the Pope, has been threatening Tuscany with an invasion, and was to be* seconded by the Austrians and ...

... codld have Called a blush into ; the cheek of the maiden by the side of her father ; every where was there teen respeft to women and old men ; young nun, whose appearance announced opulence, wcif: seen fondling in their arms the infants ol simple labourers) ...

... shall be con. yed to France with the corps, of the army under General Bellt-rd, eras soon as possible, and shatl enioy all the advantages of the said Convention. V. The French women, who fedonf* as well to the corps , of troops under General IJelliiird ...

... raised by sub cription, ar.d that the French Plenipotentiary Joseph Bonaparte added a sum of 600 francs for the poor lying-in women. NANTES, DEC. _3- The arrest of the brigands who attacked the Di- ligence of Rennes upon the 19th, has been immedi- ately followed ...

... them, for a sum of money sent to them, a number of persons are still dupes of this species of knavery. The Prefed- of the Police of Paris has already taken up several of these che.its, and recently several more individuals, who kept up a very exten- sive ...

... od. to .superfine lace Clocks, i P s. 61. Gentle- men's, fiom Bs. 6-1. up to th- very best qualities, equally reasonable Women's White Cotton, from it.. Sd. to extra ?? ertiue, 44 6, . cn 1 .. W'ui.-tl, l'min v, 6J. &c with every article possible to ...

... and forcing their way through thepopniace. The fair sex were equally numerous with the male, and a numb-r of genteel pretty women we,-e in every queeze. M. Otto's was the rendezvous of all ; every one concluded the illumination would not be seen, unless ...

... the Corps Diplomatique, with their wives, v.*ere present. Madame Bonaparte, touched with the accounts she has received of the care and zeal with which the Ladies, Governesses ofthe Maternal Society, dis- tribute assistance to poor lying-in women, has ...

... pains have not been attended with success. By the Dutch Mail of yesterday, we find the Italian Gazettes say, that a French corp« of troops will march to Tuscany, and embark at ; Leghorn. It is added, that if' the English shall longer refuse to evacuate ...

... may be placed on their conduct, and valour, and therefore it is we wish to s ...

... twelve thousand seventy-six public women, or street walkers, have been regis- tered, and have paid for the pro.e_.ion of the police. Fifteen hundred and fifty-two kept mistresses ere noted, and known at the Prefecture of Police ; an 1 three hundred and eight ...