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F" 1 Ablifhed, A Second Edition, L a v i if:l lY r a°rreLiled. price 48. 64. with the ufual allovegd aa to kh Sc p h°°ll ' e s, nibeilifiled. With a l k s e i ar i tif E el B prini i irpi g ezi — * N — sortgai; t or MIRROR ' IL of w h o Being feled Lives of Illuitrious Bri mai, w h o b t a rr geen. diftinguilhed by their Virtues, Ta kpq, „ am , m ;ithie Progrefs in life, with incidental prec ut-al R a fi e dver. Written purpofely for the ufe of Schools, ma the pnr .se that example is fiaperior to precept, and cars pa y . a d s .ed co the &nations and capasities of Youth. • By WILLIAM MANOR, I.L.D. Vic, of Hurley, in Berkfhire,•and Chaplain to the Earl of • Dumfries. Jbr folinting reft*Relde nispentwien of this &hod lease will point ant to Preceptors theprepri.tysfiatr,dwrisr it into their Seminaries: " In prefenting this lKorl to the Public, Dr. Mayor has mad. a valuable and ravels wanted addition to the School Library.-1 To Britiflrlßßory, Chronology, and Biography, the attention of Britifh youth ought to he awakened; and while we give Dr. Mayor the praife and credit which are due to him for this Bio graphic.ft Manual we would recommend it to the Mafters of all our refpeelshle &hook. It is plcafingly written, and the re &aloft. interfperfed are calculated to infpire a love of pure and generous principles. Embracing the molt eventful and impor tant periods of Etoifit Story, this rich variety of biographical matter muff prove acceptable to young readers, and to fuch LS thirft for knowledge. The example of the good and wife has always been eonfidered as conducive to virtue, and Dr. Mayor's mode of ftudying Biography mutt give it peculiar efficacy." I licentbly Review. " The Biography of illuftrions men defcrvu a more ditties. plaited rank than it bas hitherto occupied in the fyltan of Bri tt& education. We think Dr. Mayor's Ncpos has many advan tages to recommend it to extenfive circulation. It Is compen dious, and includes thole prominent charaeten of Drift excel knee with which it is chiefly defirable for our youth to be ac quainted. The Ityle in which the Lives are written may juftly be cominended." Celtics! Review. " The patterns of excellence here placed before the eyes of young minds, are all diftinguifhecl by inch talents and virtues . as every parent would with fuccefsfully to be cultivated by his: offspring. use vices which here and there darken the pieture only render the luftre of the whole the more (offerable, and Rude a brilliancy, otherwife both offenfive and initnitable. Wy know not, that from the ample circle of Blida Biography, a more animating and improving (elation could have been made. The experience and acquifitlons of thole who have diftinguifted tbrmfelves in almoft every public and private walk of keiety, are thus held up, in minute traits, and beautifully coloured from nature, Loth for the entertainment and inftruCtion of the riling generation. And no exhibition occurs to our recollection, where a greater variety of ufeful and interefting paintings from life, can be (ken more readily, and at lefs expence; or to which the young, of all dcfcriptions, may repair with a certainty of receiving more pleafure and profit.' London Review. Printed for R. Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard ; fold by T. Hutt ; and Weft and Hughes, Patemofter•row; by B. Tabart, at the Juvenile sod School library, No. '57, New Bond-ftreet ; and by all other Booldellers. N. B. That Parents and Teachers may be able to japed this Book in the (hops of all refpeetable Bookfellers, the publisher hereby engages with the trade, to exchange at any time new and perfesit copies of it for any other book of his publication. TURKET. CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 25. It is Paid here, that the GRAND VIZIER, while fending off the WI difpatches which the Porte has received from him, was aElually'on his march with his whole army from Jaffa. Di ff entions are laid Rill to prevail among te French, which might faci litate the execution of the GRAND VI ZIR R's plans. Our Miniftry is again extremely alive, and has frequent conferences in pretence of the GRAND SEIGN 'pa. On the 13th, Lord ELGIN had a con ference with the RE ,s Eutaw, after which an Ex prefs Extraordinary was fent off for the EaR In dies; and on the t sth, M. de TAMARA, the Ruf fian Minifter. Yeaerday the three deputies from the Republic of the Seven United Iflands fet out for Corfu, to lay before their Government the Conflitutional Al. Refpelting the fleet under Ad miral Uscw A ROE F we know, that fome (hips have arrived at Caffa, and the favourable wind, which accompanied that tquadron, after its failing from this port, gives reafon to conclude that it has fafely arrived at Sebaftopolis, where it is to remain dur ing the winter. movitsista 18. Our uncertainty with to the troubles in Bulgaria and Romelia, (till continues. It appears, however, that PASIWAN Oci.ou ads a great part in them, though not perfonally. He remains at Widdin, and direas, at a diftanee, the movements and operations of the Daglis, a band, of whom have penetrated even to the Danube, in Wallachia, and had taken poffeflien of Craijova. The inhabi tants of Buchareft were fo alarmed, that great cumbers of them were preparing to fly with their effees, but the Hofpodar forbid them to leave the ' town, and accprding to the laft letters every thing ik now quiet there. Thefe letters do not even men tion the feizing of Craijova, fo that we do not know whether the Daglis arc Rill there or not. On the t ith, arrived here an American frigate, having on board the Algerine Ambaffador, with rich prefents from the Dcv to the GRAND SEIGNIOR. This is the firft repel of the United States, which has yet appeared at Con flantinople. The Captain teems to have taken no other protection than that of the Algerine Minifter ; but that Officer has vifit ed and even dined with Lord Etc He is alto Cud to be recommended to the Charge d'Affaires of Denmark. The prefents which the DEY of AL altas has fent to the SULTAN, and which are for the arrears of the tribute which the Regency of Algiers 'Says to the Imperial Treafury, arc ex tremely valuable, and confift of too Moori(h naves, io males, and so females, Barbary horfes richly c,aparifoned with trappings adorned with gold and precious (Jones; a folitaire of great value, a lion, a tyger, a leopard, two oltriches, and a number of parroquets, and other rare birds : the whole prefent is valued at Eve millions of piaftres. • It is laid, that the GRAND Vi z la will not re fume his operations till the arrival of the Englifli troops from the Mediterranean, who are to cu operate with him. The Capita" Pacha arrived here on the aid infant, with a great part ofhisfleet. The Captain Pacha left off Alexandria a Tui iquadron of three (hips of the line and four frigates, under the command of the Ca ptaina Bey. He himfelf returned here, as the negotiations with the French had . proved • fruitlefs. Conilderable fein t rcements have been fent from hence to the Gamin Visesa's army, but, like the raft, they Anna all defert on the way to the camp. On the 'ds a corps of Janiffaries, confining of more than (t-Go,' were defeated by the rebels of Rnmelia.— • Iris *rife *Corn treicfiery.among the Janiffaries, is coafeguenee of which feveral have been arreftecT, and the deputy C:ovcrnor of Adrianople has been •. . • .... . strangled. Since this, affairs have taken a better turn, and the rebels are blocked up in the cattle of, Demolica. PASIVIAW Ow.ou fecretly direfited this rebellion. On the 23d inft. the day after the arrival of the Captain Pasha, we had a more dread ful hurricane here than the oldelt people have ever remembered. At the fame time a fire broke out in the Greek quarter of the city, by which feveral houles were laid in afhes, and many lives were loft. GERMANT. BAVARIA, DECEMBER AL Had the French loft the battle of Hohenlinden on the 3d, it would, to all • appearance, have af. fated the retreat of the whole French army from Franconia, Bavaria, and feveral diftricis of Suable. Through the defeat, which the left wing of the French, under General Nay, &c. differed on the tft inftant, General MOREAU was almoft entirely feparated from Augiburg ; and, by the occupa tion of Fryfing by the Auftrians, he found himfelf cut off from the Danube, the divifion of COLLAUD, and the corps of General ANGEREAU. In his front was the grand Imperial army, and his flank was threatened by lo,coo men, under General Hit tite, from the tide of Tyrol. General KLENAU, who had made one of the molt fkilful manoeuvres of the whole war, had only to advance a little further, and MOREAU would have been obliged to open his retreat to Switzerland, through Fueifen, with artillery. The Imperial thought its bufinefs done; MOREAU was fuppofed in full retreat to Suable, and a corps of zo,ooss men from the Im perial army, (according to others the centre of 30,00 a men), was ordered acrofs the Inn to harafs MoitrAv on his retreat, and to join KLENAV'S corps at Munich. However, MOREAU had Rill his whole army together in the woods, five hours march from Munich, attacked this corps on the 3d, rcpulfed and difperfed it, made a great part of it prifoners, took its artillery, and thus laved his army. This bold enterprize has confounded the whole plan of the Auftrians for this campaign. ASCHAFFENBURG, DECEMBER 19. The French detachments that had been fent into the Sedan and towards Sulda, returned to-day, bringing with them only four peafants, whom they had found in the foreft with their guns charged. The day before yefterday, the alarm was (till fo great here, that for two nights the (mall French garrifon withdrew from the city into the EleCtoral palace, planting cannon at the avenues. The road from Lohr is bill very unfafc, but in general tran quillity prevails. Ammunition waggons and tranf- - ports of recruits are daily palling through here for the army. The report, contained in feveral pub lic prints, that the corps under Baron ALBIN it, near Fulda, were difarming, is not confirmed. It piles for the contingent of the Eleaorate, and is com manded under Baron ALBINI, by Lieutenant-Ge neral SABER, and the ilcilful and active Lieutenant-. Colonel RADE WHAUSEN. The contingent of Fulda, togethcr with the (mall remains of the two regi ments of the circle of the Upper Rhine, is now ftationed on the frontiers of Bohemia. BAMBERG, DECEMBER qt. The French bombardment upon the citadel of Wirzburg (till continues, but without fuccefs. It is thought that the liege will be changed to a blockade. On the tgth Field Marfhal Lieutenant Count Ktsmay fhifted his head-quarters from Ra tifbon to Neumarkt, leaving a final! garrifon in the former place. That General will alfo have the command of the troops under Feld Maretal Lieu tenant Sin iscm Hi, who, it is Paid, will quit the army. The day before yefterday, before day-break, a detachment of 8o Blankenfein hufrars, furprifed the weak French garrifon at Ebermannftadt,Whom they made prifoners, and carried off a rich booty. Yefterday morning a general attack was made along the whole line, Generals DVHISMP and BAR LOU having concentrated their divifions be tween Lauf and Neuenkirchen. The battle, it is Paid, continued this morning, but the refult was not known. This day MOO rations of bread, meat, and brandy, were fpeedily fent after the French army. MUNICH, DECEMBER z 3.. _ . Yefterday the head-quarters of General MORLAtr were at Secbruck, (on the North bank of the lake of Chiems), and to-d.tv they are at Traunftein. The country on the other tide of the Inn makes a wretched appearance. The States of the Count of Pry Ling, Brennenbcrg, Newberen, Wildenwarf, Marquantflein, &c. have been entirely plundered, the peafants having fired upon the French. Dic s—On the 12th an Auftrian officer palled through this city, on his way to Luneville, who, it is reported, carries CountCossavz et full powers to fign the preliminaries of peace. The report is believed by the Officers of the Staff here. It is raid that General Daces■ is charged to demand of the Aichbifhopric of Salzburg a con tribution of three millions of livres. Dec. 16.—The head-quarters of the French ar my are now at Saltzburg ; from which place the head-quarters of the Imperial army have departed by the way of Neumark, to Weitz and Lintz.— The report of the French having already taken potieffion of Paffau, which has been deferted by the Prince Bithop, wants confirmation. The De puties from Saltzburgh had come as far as Trau enticin to meet General Moaeau. The movements of the French army indicate a defign of peeing upon the Imperial army with its right wins, and to excite an alarm fot the &Tu rn), of thew magazines in Upper Itultria. In the month of May lag, General Mow°, by a fimi lar manoeuvre, obliged General Katy to retreat behind the D anube. It appears as if the French General has fuch another plan now in agitation. The mmies extend along both banks of the Da nube, the Inn, and the Traun. Mutat, has placed fevcral divifions along the Dan u b e , for the porpofo of covering his flank againft the corps of KLEMM; and the troops from Bohemia. • The country along the Inn, between Knffßeits and Brarmau, is in the poffcfrion of the Frych." VIENNA, DECTAIIIER Confrderable magazines are forming in the Vi enna new town, which are fupplied with provi lions from the neighbouring places ; fro° quin tals of meal are fent in every day under the direc tion of the Magiftrates. It is expeaed that the Emperor will loon make a journey to the army in Germany. It is expeded that the Archduke JOHN and General Klux' will command the army under the dire%ons of the Archduke CHARLts. The firft divifion of the Hungarian army of in furredion of sy,ooo men, colleted at Oedenburg and Eifenitadt, will go partly to Bavaria and partly to Italy. They were on the march along the roads in the neighbourhoodof Vienna, between the 'Ph and xoth infant. Befides thefe, a divi lion of the Hungarian infurreaion cavalry was on its way to Bohemia, to join the legion there, and with it to proceed to the army in Germany. PRAGUE, DEC. is. Early yefterday morning the Archduke CH ARIA s left this place on his way to take the chief com mand of the army in Germany. Previous to his departure he puhlifhed the following Proclamation to the adminittration in Bohemia : . . . . " His Royal IMPERIAL MAJESTY has been , pleafed to confer upon me the chief command of the army. As I confider it my duty implicitly to obey this appointment, I take the earliell oppor tunity to communicate the event to the Chief Bur grave, and Government of this kingdom, that I am to retain the chief command of the Patriotic Legion, as well as of the other troops which are dellined for the defence of Bohemia. My new ap pointment will not leffen my future attention and intereil in every thing that concerns the defence of Bohemia. Every =afar; for that purpofe will be purfued with the fame vigilance and affiduity as before. For the certain attainment of this great patriotic ()bled my unceafing exertions !hall be employed. " On the other band, I hope and exped, from the Chief Burgrave and Diet of the kingdom, that, like faithful iithjeds, they will lend their entire co-operation for the completion of thole prepara tions of defence that have been begun, and which the urgent danger of the country fo imperioufly requires. The honourable confidence I have ex perienced in the efiablifkment of the Legion de mands my molt lincere approbation, and is a pledge that nothing will be wanting in the exer tion of thofe farther efforts here recommended. (Signed) " THE ARCHDUKE CHARLES. " " Prague, Dee. is, i 800." RATISHON, DECEMBER 19. The intelligence that the Archduke CMIARLiS will take the command of the army in Germany has occafmned the greaten joy throughout that army and all the Aultrian troops. That Prince has already arrived at the head-quarters of the Auftrian army. It is the opinion of many, that if the army of Melt EMI fhould attempt to penetrate further, it will be taken in flank by the troops from ohemia. NUREMBERG, DECEMBER :9. Yellerday one•third of the garrifon of this city, confining of a column of dos men, marched out by the gate leading to the Upper Palatinate, but this morning they returned, the column being fol- lowed by is waggons ivith wounded. An engage ment has taken place near Lauf and Altdorl, which terminated unfavourably to the French. The Im. perianth are now refolved vigoroufly to defend the Upper Palatinate. General Apicrziau has paned through Erlang, to Herzogen-Aurach, and his troops have again advanced. MOREAU'S army, after it had cm - Ned the Inn, is Paid to have dearly bought its advantages. HAMBURGH, DEC. 26. Yefterday five Ruffian Mails arrived here toge ther. The intelligence which they have brought is extremely uninterefting. Generals HERMAN and d'Esste, difgraced on account of their condo& in Holland, have been re inflated in the EMPEROR'S favour, and their former rank in the army. Letters from Vienna fate, that fine the ap-. ,pointment of the Archduke CHARLES to the chief command of the army in Germany, confiderable changes will take place in the officers attached to it. His Royal Highnefs is to be allowed to aa independent of the direaions of the Council of War at Vienna. General Scustior, who was lately difmiffed with a penfion, will aft as Chief of the Staff to the ARCHDUKE. Count CoLa.o. WRATH who was difmiffed after the battle of Ho henlinden, will likewife be reinftated. General Lt NDENAU will have a command, and fever-11 other officers who pofFefs the confidence of the ARCH. DUE a., It is Paid too that the chief direaion of the army in Italy will be confided to the ARCHDUKE, and that under him it will be commanded by the Archduke Jon N, with the affillance of General Keay. A divifion of the Hungarian cavalry of the new levies will, it is Paid, proceed to Bohemia, to aid the Bohemian legion defined to aa in con cert with the army of Germany. The Committee for organifmg the infurreaion levies in Hungary, are preparing the fecond divifion to take the field. The firit email' of ag,ooo. Letters from Prelburgh, in Hungary, of the Lith fate, that the fiat divifion of this corps, provided with a numerous artillery, are on their march. Letters from Munich. of the 16th, Rate that the head-quarters of the French are now at Saltz burgh ; and it feems to be the intention of Mo- RSAU to cut off the Auflrian magazines in Upper Auftria. In order to proted his left fi ink againa the corps of KLINAIJ, and the troops from Bohe mia, General Moasau has Rationed feveral divi fions along the Danube. As foon as the Aae H oe s arrives at head-quarters, has infpeded the troops in perfon, and made the neceffary prepara tions, a deci five engagement is expeded. Letters from Milan of the 6th Rate, that Gene ral BRUM' is making preparations to turn the Auf trian army by the lake di Garda. The latter is I ffrongly entrenolied along the Mincio. NETNEItLAVDS. BRUSSELS, DECEMBER so. At the moment when the Ruffian Gen. Srst tc_ voitirs fet out from hence for Paris, Fie received difpatches from his Court. *The courier came from St. Peterfhorgb staisssiZerlitt. • Another Rif Gan courier arrived here theday before yefierd iv, who purfued his journey to Ghent. Yelierd ay a Pruilian courier arrived here from Paris. who con. - - tinued his journey for Berlin. Orders have b given here for holding in readinefs feveral for the reception of Ambaffadors from Tome Nurth crn Courts, who are expeited here in Janutry. LONDON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2. Prim of Stocks this day at one o'clock . Cott for opening 6243—Redw.ed 621-4 pa Cent. 78!.... New s pa Cent. 94,H. The atriihnu Dividends will be pa4l to the Merchant; and Rankers on seurday fe'nnight. Moir amount rather czteeds na 1, 4 0 W nerniiii: There remains about eleven hundred thourAnd pounds of the lak Loin to be paid at the sank. Win's, arc. i7A—Price or Stock s this day 5 per Cent. Gov. Deb. 113i-5 per Cent.. Treat 6 per Copt. Treat Bins 99t Yefterday being New Year's Day, the day ap pointed by his Wittily's Royal Proclamation fur the Union between Great Britain and Irel.nul to take place, His MAJESTY held a Grand Conn. cil at St, James's Palace ; the Members who at tended were-- His Royal Meiners the PRINCE of WALK 3. The Dotes of YORK, CLAIM NCR, and Kerr. Duke of Portland. The Arehbifhop of Canterbury. The Bilhop of London. The Lord Chancellor. The Canceller of the Exchequer. The Matter of the Rolla. The Secretary at War. The Marquis or Sali(bury. Earls—Chatham, Camden, Ltieeiler, Weftmoreland, Cult. gan, Spencer, Gower, Macartney, and Cherterficid. Vircown Falmouth. Glimbervie, Hawkeibury, Auckland aul Sirs-"-W. Hamilton and S. Cottrell. • M e tre a .--Dundas, Steele, W. Dundat, T. Grenville, J. Viler:, Ryder, Fawkner, and GrevUk, The Members, being all alTembled, were on this oecalion agreeable to the AEI of 'Union, (worn in • of his lajelly's molt Honourable Privy Council. The deliberations lailed till a quarter part three, when the Council broke up, and the following Ptoclarnation was ordered to be printed and.pub lifhed Groton R. Whereas by the full article of the articles of Union of treat Britain and Ireland, ratified and eonSrmed by two Acts of Par liament, the one palled in the Parliament of Great Britabi,acd the other in the Parliament - 4f Ireland, and refpedtively intifuied, Adi 4d for the Union of Great Britain and Ireland; It wan declared that the Paid Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland &mild upon this day, being the zit day of January, in the year of Our Loan, rtkar, fur ever after be united into One Kingdom, by the name of " The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland;' and that the Royal Stile and Titles appertaining to the Imperial Crown of the Paid United Kingdom and its De pendencies, and alto the Enligna Armorial, Flags, and Banocri thereof, should Le fuch as We, by Our Royal Prociamatioi, under the Great Seal of the (aid United Kingdom, mould ap point; We have thought fit, by and with the advice of Our Privy Council, to appoint and declare that Our Royal Stile and Titles !hall henceforth be accepted, taken, and ufed, as the fame are fet forth in manner and form following; that is to fay, the fame mall be expreffed in the Latin tongue by thefe mordq..." Gemmel TtITHIS, Del Craig, d►iraaaiarun Rex. Fide DOafor :" And in the Engfilla tongue by thefe words OKORGE the Tllllll2, by the Grace of 0013, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King, Defender of the ' Faith." And that the arms or enfigns armorial of the (aid United Kingdom than be quarterly, firit and fourth, England fecund, Scotland; third, hand ; and it is our will and Fiction that there &all be borne therewith, on aia efeocherm of pretence, the aetna of our dominions in Germany enfigned wide the Elec toral bonnet. And it is our will and pleafure that the Itandard of the laid United Kingdom null be the fame quartering as are hcreinbefore declared to be the arms or enSgns armorial of the laid United Kingdom, with the efeocheon of pretence thereon, terein►efore defcribed s and that datrUnion Sag flan be azure, the croffes-faltires of St. Andrew and St. Patrick quarterly per fahire counter changed argent and pies : the latter fimbriated or the fecund; furmouoted by the Crofs of St. George of the third, fintbrimed as the faltire. And Our will and pleafure farther is, that the Rile and titles aforesaid, and alto the arms or eafigns armorial eon:raid, than be ufed henceforth, as far U conveniently may be, on all occafions wherein our royal Rile and titles and arms or enfigns armorial ought to be SW- Butt nevertheless, it Is Our will and plcafure, this all fuch gold, filvcr, and copper monies as, on the day before thin firth day of January one thoufand eight hundred and one, ware torrent and lawful monies of Great Britain, and all fuch gold, Slyer, and copper mollies as null, on or after this day, be coined by our authority with the like itnprellions, until our will and pleafura Roll be otherwife declared, Ball be deemed and taken to be current and lawful monies of the laid United Kingdom in Great Britain ; and that all fuels gold, Meer, and copper monies as , on the day before this firth day of January one thoufand eight hundred and one, were current and lawful monies of Ireland. and all fuch gold, elver, and copper monies as than, on or aft , - this day,be coined by ou r authority with t►e like itnpreffiotwut our will and pleafure Ball be dtherwife declared, Sall he decent ed and taken to be current and lawful monies of the faid United Kingdom in Ireland; and all inch monies as null have Leen coined for and iffutd in any of the dominions of the laid United Kingdom, and declared by our proclamation to be current vd law hid money of inch dominions rcfpedtively, bearing our Rile or titles, or arms, or enfigns armorial, or any part or par thereof, and an monies which Mall hereafter be coined arid iffued, according to fuck proclamations, than continue to hit lawful and current money of fuch dominions refpedllvely, moo withßanding fuch change in our flat, titles, and arms, or morial bearings relpedlively as aforefaid, until our Sedum mss he further declared thereayon. And all and every fuch marroa: as aforefald ghat* reared an Britain and Ireipd rofpeciiveli limo belonging after the date of minuer, and as of the like value were received and taken balalre t: our will and piClfure that the re have been . uted to denote the Raw and marks and inftruments, wide P roclamation, thall have been in p o re, and in which our Royal cu figns armorial, or any parts may be expreffed, ball not, by re or any thing therein contained, the falitle may be conveniently lc our pleaftire Rail be further dec fuck dies, Ramps, marks, and it jig our royal Rile and titles, c sired before this Mt day of Janus a nd obr, or any part) or part of arms or enfigns armorial, Run as the Lane had before the laid *Given at Our Court at St. J ary one thoufand eight hi rut year of our reign.— On the above eVent, the seas hoifted A the Tower, Parade, in front of the Ho Standard in the Court Yar As loon as the deliber were over, a fignal was gii the Palace, by an of6cer 1 for the Park Guns to be fwered .by the Tower, tt having taken place. • • The bells of the differ rung on the occafion. His MAJESTY, after gn Cabinet Minifters, returnee The Count de PoMsal duced to hts MAJESTY ti] baffador. , . The new Great . Seal,sv his MAJESTY and the Me being brought by Mr. MA The LORD CRANCELL . OII his MAJESTY the Piffle, v alteration. Specimens of the Dies f been flieWn to his MAJESTY Unipic With Ireland ; they sok and filvet. The Royal Carriages an de Lis isleft out, in lieu C o at is introduced ; the Sh; ca in the efferent Orderi. Herlefayastv gave an e to the different h Fassmo, at the Qseen's The Qvux and PRINC mOsming•nfit to the Count Yeilerday the Royal "i received their new Union f Sing'S Mews, after which The Roxal Standard . w fteeples of the Churches, was ufhered in with the rin demonftratiotit of joy. The !Juke of PORTLAND trace to Court yefterday it being a Gala Day. Yefterday evening_ the t °wager Countess o f MAN Gessvista's hour! ' You. There was a very hkd ea the occalion, and ton Rood as one of the got The Krim hiss Prefente MANSFIELD with the Depu mond Park, which had bete of Mr. SMELT ' whb was 'I WALES. His Majefly hole his own hands, makes this I as his Steward takes the wl management' f the tannin A Patent his paired the appointing the Hon. and.l to the Deanery of Ardagh Letters Patent have been Seal of Ireland for conflitu Right Hop. JOH N STEN/A Attorney General in that 1 of the Right Hon. Jona I Suffice of his Majely's Cc And for contlituting and Efq. to be his Ma in that Kingdom in the n Eft. the following is a Retu noufe ofCommoos, form of the Public Funded Deb frliowing periods, viz. at ti 1700, 1 7 1 00 1 7 70 , 1 73 0 0 I 1 770, 1 775, 1 7 4 0, 1 7 8 5, '794 , 1795,R0den D ebt. 1 79 8 _, 797,1 Ws 4. 4 2 403 A 24— ,Np *7(O 44. 0 74. 02 4 72471109 g s 2442 $1.343.462 3:44 112464,3 u ''-o ;6463467 1773 , 2x.963.267 7go 342.!! 3.264 3783 a56.260.E; *Tao sts.slr.: 4 ll - , —The Ronk; of the Esche :ontain accounts of the Pu 2 74242, t 720, or 1720, the heft Return that can be in lloufe of Commons. Private letters have fiu lowing Rater:tent, which If the Imperial forces, eit or ready to take the field: General Simbicketes Corps of C Bavarian Auxiliaries, in Englit Corps of Relieve, under the Ar Right wingonsder Count Kim Centre, under the Archduke J Left wing,under General Hills Tyrolean Mark linen - of Husspry The prefent Imperial Army E 'ruts 3:40,000 rata, and including I