... NVAR-OFFICE-Sept. S. x~or. itt Regiment of Life Guards-Major Terence ?? Brien O'ioghlin, froth the r4th light dragoons, to be Second Majer, vice Garubier, who exchanges. 4th Regiment of Dragoons-Cornet John B. Oliver to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Harrifon, -who re- tires. William Henry Wright to be Cornet, without vurchafe, vice Oliver. tith Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants, ...

... PARIS ?? 13. General Berthier will refime to-morrow the portfolio ofthe Minii.er at War. From the date of the 22d November no fur- ther exportation of grain will be allowed to Holland. In eight day?, in conformity with the Coniii- tution, the Legiflative p.ody will open a fecond fitting. We ice a linking proof i.f the tran- quillity which a people enjoy, who have futiicicnt reiiance on ihe ...

... F R A N C E. PARIS-Dec. at. Peace has not yet produced here all the bene- fits we expe~led, nor adl the advantages-that were fo confidently prediied- We have been relie- ved, it is true, from miljtary conscriptions and for- ced loans, yet commerce revives but flowiv. Of foreign cornmercev we could not perhaps fuppofe that we fhoiuld acquire any large portion fo fo6n afier the war. WVe want ...

... LONDON-DEciE M BF 25. Their Royal Higlineffes the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge have been on a ihooting party at Sir Harry Fetherifonehaugh's, at Up-park, where the Prince of Wales killed above l co pheafants, befides other game. It is faid that no more French pri'oners are to be permitted to return to France till after the De- finitive Treaty is ratified. Two days ago our ...

... HAMBdLRGH * IAI MVIADRID-AVG. 15. On the It inflant the Spanifl ,ron5- poffeffion of Olivenza and its territ the they found feveral magazines of pn~lhii `tr ar- which were fent to Spain as contraband. da- ;. \ VIENNA-AUG. 12. tbe \ ie taking of Cairo has been Kerrated - fplendid manrner at Con~flansino cle i te i La of Egypt iowcv evacuated by tliW ;ece lier ln h .1 et o9ng Alexandria. There ...

... FPROM THE-FRENCFH PAPERS. P!ARIS, Aqog. 10.-A nitemorial has been lire fenred toGvernent, iD which ic has been pro- pirfed, th it every French cFptzen,, every year, on the dav of his marnage, or on the birr'h of a ch:id. fhould be o.lhged, under a fine of fifty livres, to plant a trre ih the neighlbourhood of his refience; and that every parent, widow, WI. Hower, foil, and daugher, on the day ...

... 7 6, I . ?? I , C, ,, -6A-Pbm., t TalsJOR 11 b I)I B UR G H-j~S7E E S. I By the lateft accounts from Dover we are in. formed, that the firing on the French coaft con- t tinued the greateff part of Thurfday, but no far- ther particulars have yet been learnt. If we may a credit general rumour, the enemy's vefefls have h all returned into the inner harbour of Botilogne but on this point no ...

... WAR-OFFICE-Julyl. 4th Dragoon Guards:D. J. Welbb to be Cornet, by, purchase, vice tovd, promoted. '6th Ditto-Lienrenant Sanspson T. French, from hflf pay of the.6th dragoons, to be Lieutenant. 7th Light Dracoonst-tstatant-Surgeon Christopher Gill, fram the 7th battalion 6f reserve' to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Audrey, appointed to the e,7tlh foot. t4th Ditto-Hon.J. Gerard de R. de Ginkle to ...

... LONDON-JULY 31. At Weymouth.opn Wednefday, their Majef- ,ties and the Frinceffes wvent on board tihe Royal Charlotte Yacht.! During the firing ofthe Roy. al falute a gannier's mate belonging to the Royal Char1otte, fell overboard; and in the afternoon, amu Ician in thli bana ofthe Royal Scots Greys alfo fell overboard from the A&ueuIla; t-hey were both fortunately picked up. At the Council ...

... ENGLISH PENS1ONS. ! (Concluded from the Mercury of Thursday last.) Andrews, Ca, - Bradshaw,Law- tharine (now fence tco 0 0 Nutt) L. zoo o o Bradghawv, Au. AspenwelMag- ?? Hill zoo Q &klen r50 o O Blis', Jonathan 150 °00 ArnoldMarga_ Burd.SirClarlcs 20O 0 0 ret 500 0 o BovAby, Lady BurwelM.Cnow !Mary 200 0 0 Lady Mary Beawevs,Mercy loo0 0 Churchill Zoo OOCawthorne Jo- 3ristlenell, Ro. seph 3o o ...

... 1 '•' V'• ''c' ■ ' Vr'iVe.,'lo ?? y-y.'yy ?? - ?? -.-I to ci'-s. ?? --?„.;,or'rof'-ib ?? it the caf- -if the P-rochial r* vfert this dverdfement in order that ?? may know tiiat roch letter w«D be ' b -Virii- aliaha, Irai is Head Courrs, and i*j Meeting of rhe fnftiees of Peace and ?? ot l - ie feveral counties rcipec- r V7g 8 SCHOOL. tU'& Septrmicr so, rttXS. ?? sC HOni. here will OPEN ...

... I THURSO— (Jet. 12. In the night of the icrh current, with the I wind bl nwing hard at north, the fnow Smyrna ot London, Alex. RfcitiPATH, commander, with a pargo of iron and tallow, from Archangel, rbcnfnd' for London, was totally wrecked at ' went to pieces. The mailer, one man, and a j boy providentially fayed their live: : the re- mainder of the crew, confifling of fit men, were drowned. ...