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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OT THE MOST REMARKABLE &TENTS IN TUE YEAR 1800. JANUARY. t. The French Legit - attire and Tribunate, eftalslitheel by the preterit Cettitinition of that country, affembded foe the left time, and entered upon their (m Lions. Overtures et Pea , c received b) the Whiffs Government from the Fr& Covful of France, bet rep-at-A. a. Advice recei ved of the lot; of his Majelty's fhip Ethallon, en the Saints 41,4 crew were happily fated. Major Macphrrion, end four other Gentkmen, being on a footing patty, near Stratlttpey, lit Scotland, a violent ftorm came on, when they wired for flicker to a cottage, which was (non after blown down, and they all unfortunately rafted In the mine. S. Anew French frigate, .146 guns, captured by the Harpy and Fairy Coops of war. I. The Paris Journals brought advice of the defeat of a eft- Mfton of the French Army of Italy, In the nelghbotithood of Novi, and the cont-quert furrender of that place to the Ate than antis. The fame papers announced a formidable infer realm in the Neapolitan territory; which, however, was (pettily fupmetted by the - interference of the military. Intelligence received of the recapture of the Hennione frigate in the Weft Anoka, by tie boats of his Majelty's thip 6urprize. Lord Andover killed by • his totaling-piece accidentally going off while he was delivering it to his game-keeper. 9. The Bank of Fatgland agreed to advance 3,ocopexal. fter. ling to Government without Intcreft for fix years, In confide • ration of the renewal of ire chatter. to. Accounts from America announced that the yellowfever load of late made dreadful ravages in that country. %J. The kith Parliament met, and a long debate took place emii the fubjai of the Union. 16. A French ftrip of war, of Writs, captured by his Ma- . jeity's (hip Caroline. -... Accounts received of *rebellion having brolmosstan the m in neighbourhood of the Cape of Good Hops; w , however, Was foonfoppreffOl by thoodivity of the Britt troops. 17. Another overture of peace received f the Confulate Of Emote, which was alto rejeete.'. --.. The whole roof and body of Chelmsfor Church gave way in an inft ant, and with a molt tremendous 'crafts fell to the arouod. at. The Bettie+ Parliitnent met, pnrfuant to adjourrmsent. a 3. The Purls Parma brought an account of General Kle ber.having obtained fsecral +advantages over the Turkana ansl ether troops, in Egypt. --, Ao amount received of tie death of the celebrated Gene ral Wafhington, in America, on the i Mt ult. at the age of 68. The Infurgents in molt of the Wcftern departments of Prance aseepted the terms of an monelly, previoufly offered to them by Bonaparte. lA. General Kkber entered into a Convention with the (trout Vizier, in Egypt, to evacuate that country; but this oonvetnion was never carried into effedt. -.. Advice received of the Psis of his MaJefty's thip Sceptre, of 64 gum, at the Cape of Good Hope, in a violent gale of wind. as. His Majelty's (loop of war boom, of 18 guns, totally loft, near Newhaven, on the Suffe v Emit, and every perfon on board, to the autnuat of 154 pegons.perifhed, except one man. - 17. &rrng refolutions entered into in diffescut parts of Ire land againft the propofed UniOn. ,—+ The Harobnrgli Mail brought an account of the Ate trians having obtained fume advantages over the French army, ta the neighbourhood of Corona, in the Gamete territory. FEBRUARY. 3. A long debate toot place in the Hank of Commons on the fubjcet of the overtures of peace. Mr. Foe attended on the occafum. The decilion of the Hook was in favourof the 4raiesftion of the overtures by his Majcity's Minlitcrs. s. Accounts received front Jamaica of an alarming confpla racy of the Negroes having been detcdted in that iflantL —. The Pallas French frigate, of ao guns, eaptural by his Majetty's ihip la Loire, of 46.euns, off Ulhant. tie kith Houk of Commons, after a long debate, de.' _ _ glared In favour of an Union odds Great Britain, by a snajOrity _of syli to 1 ty. Some popular difturbaraces took place on the *mem. 7. Advice, received at the India Houfe of a defperate adHon having taken place in the Straits of Baba Imandel, between has Matey's Clip Trincomalee and &French frigate, in which both ewere unfortunately blown up, and their refpedlive crews _ _ satire) , Lift. to. The fifth Notice of Lords declared in favour of the mca fore of a Legitlative Union with England. Ig. Advice received that the ENT( ror of Ruflia had refolved to withdraw hi* forces from the coalition againft France. 17. The Paris Journals brought an account of the furrcndcr of the Chou= Chiefs, in tie Weftem Dspetments of France; anal of the eonfequent reiteration of tranquility in that quarter. 18. The GOV:MIA French °tip of war, of 74 guns, captured in the Mediterranean by the ;quadrat; wider the orders of I.onl Wren. _ _ _ -- - ---____ zz. The London Gazette declared the port of Genoa to be in a Rate of blockade. _ 23. The P. ris _journals hrnught an account da party of the Chouans, In the lA'efteni Departments of France, which bad held out to the lilt extremity, having been completely fubdued. 27. Accounts from India Rated, that Zettiaun Shaw had made pacific overtures, which were accepted. a& The Prinetis Royal Leeward Bland packet captofed by the enemy on her homeward-hound voyage. MARCH. 3. The I lamburgh Mail brought an mcmint of a Teeny at, Alliance having been concluded between Rufila and Portugal. 3. The French mops in Italy obtained tome trilling ad . "%Duxes over their opponents at Fontano Bunna and Settri & The Albion F.aft Indianian captured by • French priva teer in the Eift Indies. -- The Attorney General of Ireland• introduced In the 'lade of Commons, a Bill for continuing Martial Law in that country ; which Thorny aft, r p.df d into a law. to. His Majelty's Rip Repulfe, of 64 gun.;, 101 l neat Uthant, A few of the crew were drowned; Sone eteited thtir cfcapc, but the greater part were made prifoners by the enemy. 11. A General Fait and Humiliation throughout Berland. 14. Cardinal Grrgorio Barnaba ChicounantieLdted Pope of Rome, by the Coneh we at Venice. t 5. His klajeftr,b frigate Danae, of is pima, commanded by Lord Proby, carried into Breit by her mutinous crew, and de livered up to the enemy. n 6. The Archduke Charles reigned into the hands of Ge neral Kray the chief comm.ind of the bipedal army In Ger many. 17. His Majefty's Rip Qijeen Charlotte, of :to guns, blown spin th, harbour of I .eghorti w hen the Commander and above eight hundred of the crew natfortunately writhed by the ez "lotion. 21. The (;nit Room in Panton-fireet, Haymarket, and re- Ver :1 adjoining houfcs. totally detroyed/sy firs. zi. Advice, receiv.2l from Egypt of the capture of the Fon tet El Arlfeli, on the spit of December, by the Tarkillt troops. The French ft:idlers who defended it were all put to the frond. Shortly after this event (on the oath of January) General Kb - bee concluded a convention with the (:end Vizier fur thee:Va riation of Egypt by the troops under Minx:mend. The con vention. however, was never carried into ef eel, owing to ti e ISritith Con.roanders not having received intefiigence t•caufc it to be meow: Z 4. inn....enm, received of. Treaty of Alliance having voneinded between It uft3i and Sa eden. 25. Lord Keith and Admir.d Kivini;ll wrote to the Ad mirky accounting' the enpture nt Ina:titer of the en..-nty'. sinned v. DI Is in the Ihiediteer.un an nod •w the trifit ftnthet. sE The French r.comnft.d.:ol hnftiline. in kgypt, awl dc fraud dor Turk., with cua4.1.,:r.d.1..1 Both Honk.. of Patilanwiit in Wiliam! lin.lly :greed an Vision with England, and paifill Eil &Lira. to his hn.diii;_ an the fubjedl. • ty, guilt ume Till Frinchihip of war, Of M r•un.. car *Dialed" Miiita by his hin;cily's iaoll l / 2 Ft.udruyesa, aad Pcnelnpe. APRTI.. L A Me thee tr^m hi• Pr. on 71... fel4-1 n<tln p .nfrd (Woo M kti IrcLumi, ddivq‘d :u Lvth !Wake et the art rJ PUislaillt. The Ruffin Genera? Sntrarraw Mei of a broken heart. at his eltate near Kobrin, in Poland. 4. "l'he Uland of Gorce taken from the French by the Britlda forces under the command of Sir Charles Hamilton. ' S. Two Spanilh frigates (the Carmen ant! Florentia) and fe vers! merchantmen captured in the Mediterranean by his Ma jetty's chips Leviathan and Emerald. 6. The campaign in Italy opened with great vigour. The Aufttians obtained an imptimint vidlory, having defeated the enemy in (event points, obtained policfiloti of the fort of Vado, and fame other places, and cut off the coninumkattion of the Camera, Megrim, with France. 8. A defperate action fought in Italy between the French and Aultrian armies, Alnlli-na having made a dcfperate attempt in the neighbourhood of Savona to retrieve the lota which he fuftained on the 6th. 9. l'he Aultriani, under the command of Cc,eral Hohen zollern, forced the enemy's lines at the Dochetta, in the Ge netic territory, and polleffedtheinfelves of that important pars. Sevehal thourand troops failed from the Downs for the Mediterranean. to. Gentral Mciao attached General Mama, in the neigh bourhood of Veragio, and, after an ottitinatc conflitt, drove him from his potation. to Aavices received that Lord Keith had declared the cities of Markfiles, Toulon, Nice, &c. in a flaws of blockade. a. 'file French forces in Italy, under the command of Ge neral Maffena, again defeated by the Auftrians in the neigh beurhod of Genoa, and forced to take refuge in that city. rp. The French Genera Suehet made a vigorous but inef feetual attempt to re-ca.tbhih hl* communication with General Kama, which had been cut off at the commencement of the campaign. 21. Earl St. Vincent appointed to the Chief Command of the Channel Elect, In the room of Lord Bridport, refigned. 25. The French army of the Rhine, commanded by General Moreau, puffed that river in feveral dircdtions, and for feveral days after obtained fuccellive advantages over the Aaltrians, commanded by General Kray. 30. A vigorous but inefedlual attack made open Genoa,both by few and land. The Britilb fquadron, however, made a isizurc of fevcral veffels, laden with ammunition and provilione for the relief of that city. MAY. 4. General Moreau defeated the Auftrians at Stocleach, with coufiderable lots. The enemy captured that Important port, I took 7,000 prifoners, nine pieces of cannon, and tome very con fiderable magazines. 5. General Moreau again defeated the Auftrians with great WIZ at Moil:lrk, beyond Stockaeh. The AuArians goon after retreated behind the Danube. —. Bonaparte get out from Path to foperintend the operas lions of the Army of Referve, &Rifled to act in Italy. 6. The Außrians in Italy tarried at the point of the bayonet the important pelt of the eel di Tende. 7. The enemy in the country of Nice, having been defeated in feveral actions, were compelled to pats the War into Pro.; vence, leaving General Meta, in the full poffefiion of the city and country of Nice. ...-.. The French defeated in a partial attion at Genoa. 9. The Außrian army under the command of General Kray again defeated by the enemy, in the lines of the Rifs, with the kis of 3,000 mm killed, and apoo taken prifoners. It. Gemini Lecourbe defeated the Auftrians at Memmin gen with confiderable lots, and obtained poffeffion of that place. General Kray retreated to Ultra. t Bona rte, with the Army of &fern, get out fur Lan ham, to pats the Alps, on Ids way to Italy. 14. General Metes, hearing of Bonaparte's rapid marches through Piedmont, evacuated the country of Nice, of which he bad lately poifi:ffed himfeif, and proceeded with his army towards Corti, and from thence to Aleffanskia, In order to op pole the progrefs of Bonaparte. 15. While his Majesty was reviewing the Reit divifion of Grenadier Guards, in Hyde Park, a bullet was difcharged from a mulket in the front rank, which paged through the thigh of a Gentleman who Rood but a few yards diftaat from the King. Oh the evening of the above day their Majefties and the Princeffes went to Drury-lane Theatre. 'nit as the King en tered the Royal Boz, a plßol, loaded with Rugs, was difcharged at his faired palm from the pit. The afaftn,whofe name is Hadfield, was inflantly fecured, and &tidy after brought to trial, but acquitted, on the (cure of infinity. The French upon the lower Rhine poffeffed thanfelves • of Mankeim and Heidelberg. The Important fortrefs of Savona, In Italy, furrendered by capitulation to the Auftdans.. _ _ _ 19. The French Army of Belem, after obtaining feveral trilling advantages, advanced as far u the port of Bard, in the . Picdmontefe territory. zo. The Endymion frigate captured fcveral armed velfch be longing to the enemy. ay. The French Army of Referve obtained a partial victory over the Auftriatis on the banks of the Chinfa. ag. Official accounts received of the recommencement of hoftilities in Egypt, and of General Kkber having obtained a decline victory over the army of the Orand Vizier, and got polfeffion of Odra, and other places. 31. The French Anuy of Merv; after Come partial, though dcfperate confliets, reached the Telin, on their way to Milan. JUNE. 4. A (mall armament, under the orders of Sir Edward Pel kw and General Maitland, deftroyed fomc veldt and bane. rics at iltuilseroo. His Majefty's Birth-day celebrated with much fplen: dour and feltivity. 5. Slr Francis Buller, one of the judges of the Court of Com mon Pleas, died, after a tediousilinefs. . . 6. Sir Homo Popham arrived in London from Pererfburgh, and was loon followed by Lord Whitworth, his Ma)efty'v Am- Niff.tdor at that Conrt, in confequence of the Emperor of Ruf fle having capricioufly determined to brcak oQ all political con ned/lon with this country. 7. The French army, under the orders of General Mal tam, evacuated Gcnoa by capitulation, having ►een Merrily Ratted out. Advice received at the Admiralty of bis Majefty's Ibip Tremendous having run a French frigate on More, on the Me et France, and totally deftroyed her. 9. The French Army of Referee poffeLfed thernfehies of Milan, Pavia, Lodi, Cremona, Orfinovi, Brefcia, Placentia, and Stra ddle, at each of which places the enemy found immenfe maga zines and flares of all kinds to. The Aultrians, under the contu‘and of Getters! Ott, in Italy, defeated by General Ikrtbier, in th: neighbourhood of lironi, with immenfelufs. rt. The boats of Sir John Borlafe Warren's fquadron tut elf from St. Croix eleven krench Ships, laden with provifions and Bores for the combined flats is the harbour of Bull. es. A French fhir of war, of 14 guns, captured by his Ma jefty's fhip Itniefoiguable. 1.3. The Union Bill paired both Hooke of P•rliament in • • :a. The memorable battle of Marengo, which decided the fate of the halt campaign, was fought this day. The Aaltriens were totally defeated, with the Jots of ss,ooo Inert, killed. wounded, and taken prifoners, and ♦n pieces of cannon. Gs ncral Kfehi.r airallinated at Grand Cairo, in Egypt..- He was facceeded in the command of the French croups In that country by General 20. A Convention Ggo,nl between the Emperor of Germany and the King of England, by which the former bound himfeif to continue the war againft France till the end of ktbruary, es.. A Preach flip of war, of 14 guns, captured in the Chan nel, by IN Majefty's fhip Spitfire. XI. Moreau gained a tignal vidory over the Außriates, ne.w the town of Blssikeint, in the neighbourhood of Uha, having previoufly forced the pedlar of the Danube. v 2. Several of the enany's merchant /rails deftroyed In </tamper River, by the boats of Sir John Bairlafe Warren's .quaefron. a. Munich, the capital of Bavaria, taken by the rrrnch, eke Alltrians basing prevaintfly been defeated on the confines of that *rite. hp. The tartrate of Uhot deriving/4W by the Fronds. ' JIII.V. I. Poooporte aneroid to Paris from Italy; and on the fol.. looitto day received the congratulations of all the Conftstutcd inottooltial, on Mt 'teem fplendld vi Rory. z. Its Atojelty watt in State to the Hittite of Ler& to jot the Royal Meet to the Dill f o r ht:orponiting the King doms uf Groat Britain and Ireland into one great and potent kmplrr. _ -;•., bow of dioe ninny's •IN dettreyed by the boats d Sir John Both& Warien'a (quadrat, near the Ina& of Mart mender. 7. A new frigate, caned Is Darer, cut out of the barbel of Dunkirk, by the Andromeda, Capunt - Inman; and tit Dart. Captain Camplu 11. . _ , i I to. Advice received of the arrival of Sir Ralph Abettrong , by in the Mediterranean, with feveral thoufand troops fro • 1 England. , i , 22. The fiat Pone of the new Wet Dock, at the Me Of Dogs, i laid by the Right Hon. William Pitt. 14. General I.ecourbe, after defeating the Aultrians, pof-i felled himfelf of Feldkirk, Cove, and all the Country of thd Grifons. The Queen Eaft Indlaman blown up- at Brazil, and about eighty ut the perfons who were on board of her unfortu-i nately perilbed. 15. An aratiftice concluded in Germany In tween Gencrahi Moreau and ICray ; In conic-cps:nee of which, bultilities werd immediately difcondnued. A [mart ad ion took place off Ofteni, between his .111aJ chip Nemefis and a Danifh frigate, called the Freya, liscLlane lira fired at the boats of the Nemeth, while going to examine the papers of her convoy. The confliet haled an hour and twenty minutes, when the Dane ftruck, with her! convoy, to the Britifh tat, and was breught into the Downs. 17. Thirty • thoufaud men reviewed by Ms Mikity ad' Winkfield Plain. ' 25. The Emperor of Germany rettored the new Paper Pius VII. to the full poilefUnn of his Government of the ?Ade -1 fialtical States in Italy. 26. Intelligence received at the Admiralty of a number of merchantmen having been captured by his Majefty's crubery in the Mixliterranean. _ 28. Preliminaries of Peace rived between Aiftria and France, at Paris, by Count St. Julien and M. Talleyrand, which however the Emperor raided to ratify. A French Quip of war, of 5.1 guns, taken by his Maier ty's fltip Uranie. 29. The Paris journals announced thit a dttaehMent of the French Army of Italy had taken poiliffion of the little Repub lic of Lucca. —. The &kith Parliament prorogued by his Wear, who, ' went in State to the Houfe of Lords for that purport. A gun brig, le Cerbere, mounting (even guns, ad 87 1 men, gallantly boarded and eat out of the harbour of Port; LOuls, In the night, by Lieutenant Conan, of the Viper env, ter, Mr. Padden, a midihipman, and 18 Britilli featnen, Jo a. ten-oar'd cutter, with the loft of only one man. 3r. The Ruffian men of war, which had been fu long in our ports, failed from Portfmouth for their own count ry , with a number of tranfporta, having co board the remains of the Ralf flan troops engaged in the expedition againft Holland. AUGUST. • t. The Ira Parliament prorogued. 4. Lord Whitworth failed from the Downs for Copenhagen, 'to adjuft the differences then wading between the Courts of Denmark and Great Britain. 7. An expedition failed from Portfmoutb, under the orders, of Sir James Pulteney. 9. Admiral Mickfon failed with a fquadron to the Sound, to give sffedt, by the appearance off Elfineur of a Britifh force, to the negotiations of I.ord Whitworth with the Denial Mi. nißry, nips:ding the sainting differences between the two countries. at. A revere (berm of thunder, lightning, hail, and rain, carne on at Crawley, near Woburn, in Bedfordlhire, which Xid very emtliderable &Inure. ie. The French frigate Diana captured in the Mediterrancami by his MaJelty's sip ineteft. , • as. The town of Cofenatico, in the Gulph of Venire, attack-1 ed by a party of Btitilh Icemen, by whom the harbour and 131 'arch were deftroyed by Bre. The army under the command of Sir Janes Pulteney made an unfuccefsful attempt upon the town and port of Fend in Spain, and on the following day were *bilged to re-ensbeek. z 9. A Convention rival at Copenhagen by the Britilik and , Dant& Minlfters, by which the differences between the two countries were partly adJußed ; and the Mali convoy de , mined in the Downs was In eonfequenee permitted to depart. 31. A propofal made to our Government by the French . Confttlate, fur a naval srmifticc, which was rejoSted by Mini - Bus. SEPTEMBER. 1. Ahrmlag riots took place at Nottingham, which continn ed feverul days, is conks/Vence of the high price of provilions. , 3. Two Spanilh frigates, La Paz and Updraft, cut ant of: the harbour of Barcelona by the boats of his Majelty's Ws: Minotaur and Niger. 3. The important mend of Malta furrendered to the Britiet forces, commanded by General Pipit, after a blockade of two ; years. 9. Sonic difitabances took place at Birmingham, which lab-, cd feveral days, on account of the high price of proviliona-1 About the Lane time feweral riots took place in various parts of the country. It. The Emperor of Buffo ordered an embargo to be laid on all Britt& velfels at Rip, which, however, was foots altar taken off. 13. A horrid eonfpiray agninft the American Casaninctit detedled at Rfdisnowd, la Virginia. x 4. Admiral Diadem's (quadrat returned to Yarmouth front the Sound, in confequenec of the Convention figne4at Copen hagen on the 29th ult. Scrjou atm misti ont took place in London, in confequence of the ►igh price of provilions. The tumult contioued all the morning of the at ft, when the metropolis wasinippfty reftored to its wonted tranquillity. - A dreadful epidemic dikak broke out at Caiiis, which continued for a confiderable time to carry of thoufands of the inhabitants of that city, aid other places in its neighbourhood. 11. A frefh amdfties concluded between Auftrla and franee at Hohenlinden, io eontequenee of the former having agreed to furrender the important feareffes ui Ulm, ingolftadt, and Phillpfburgh. - la Vengeance French frigate, of 46 guns, captured in the Weft-India, after a (matt action, brats Majelty's our la 23. Intelligence received at the Admiralty of fig armed vet. fek and eighty-feven nserehantmen having hem captured by Ms Majefty's cruisers on the Jamaica Ration, from the aoth of May to the 3d of Adrift. —. The Dutch Mond of Curacy*, In the Weft Indies, taken poffeffion of by Lis Nlajeity'a Stip Ncrcide, together with a raft quantity of ftores, and feverai veffels inthe harbour. 27. His Maleity's !loop of Wir Hound 101 l off BrafTy Sound. 30. Peace concluded between France and Algiers. OCTOBER. 3. The Livery of London, In Common Hall afferrtbkd, agreed to petition his Majelty to affunble Parliament, to take into confideratinn the high and alarming price of provillons, and to device rinse remedy for the fame. 'ibis Petition, how ever, the King refuted to receive " upon th e Thr o v e ," as de fired, iu coufequence of its not having been voted by the Cor poration of the City. A Convention of Amity and Commerce concluded at Part, between America and France. 6. alarming fire broke out it Wapping, *bit+ defiroyed nearly thirty houfes, and three perfons unhappily 101 l their lives. A feriqus attack meditated agalnit Csdiz by a Bettina naval and military force under the orders at Lord Keith and Sir R. Abercromhy ; but, after remaining feveral day) before the place, the object of the expedition nasabandoned. 9. The Common Council of the City of London refoltcd to petition the Kin g to convene Path:anent, co take irto their con fideration the high price of provitions. Fits Majcity returned a gracious anfvo.r, and the t t th of November was laud for the meetly, of the Great C'eundl of the Nation. az. The Park and Tower gum were fired on the ocean= of the capture of Malta. _ 14... A (Lathan of the French Army of Italy, under the olden of (lateral Dupont, entered du mastery of Tufcany, difperfol the holt& levy en . and intmediately attar wok paffellion of the whole of that comery. At Leghorn and Florence, the aunty (tired and contilcated the wbok of the Englifh propere) *bleb they found in thufe places. :6. Another detachment of Britt& troops failed from Port! mouth tar the Mediternmeim. —.., The Chagas BaringWM Indianian foundered at feJ and liveral at the micas can board penlbed. A violent Rotor happened la the Mediterranean, by which fermi of ou► Alps were way ouch clunaged. B. Advice metro& at the Adadraby ot the capture of eb, French taip of Wilt la Mesabi, of ao gum, be la hiberve. it. Vigo sex Tbsee French brigs got wat of a efts* to the F ea r ,.! of Abreverak, on the French coaft, by the busts hilt - rgiu g his Mayfly's chip Excellent. 28. Count Cobentzel arrived ar'Parls friirnAleott l , ebaraaer of Minifter Plenlpotentisry from has Imp..rlal jefty, to treat of peace with the French Repahlic. NOVEMBER. 9. His Majefty's flip Marlborough, of 74 guns, loft in t violent gale of wind oss the cu.& of France: the crew vim fortunately faced. --. A mnft tremendous florm took place; which did kink, rnifchicf in London, and different parts of the country, g srt t m !arty along the Coaft. so. liis Majefty's Chips Pelican and lliaviek loft in a violent ,gale of Wind, off the mall 'of trance: tSt,; Fresh, Itowertit,w,re fortunately fared. t. kits Majerty went in Rate to the Houk of Pe.T,, opened the Selhon of Parliament ivbßaSpecell than th, Thule. 1 4. 'The French ()nooks declared the. armittice with tkf Aultrian armies tote terminated, and that after the ropta* notice hoitilities would be rtfumcd. The Emperor of Ittiffia,ill confeiluence or tile di e .”,-ir.t. mat which he experienced In not having had the lii : J Malta ceeltd to hini by . England, laid an ettibar,-o on all :lrift veirels in his cetera! porta, and ordered - an:property Irclon,ev to this country in his dominions to be fequelErated. Th.: fa 11.41 belonging to the Ed& Were all marched into the interior da is Empire. xi. A PruZian army took polTJSon of Cuxhaven and its CeighboOrhood, In confequenct of a Tafel belonging to Pia having lately been captured In that Itarbouf by an Eighth emirs. Pruihan Majefty, however, difclainied on the oceahon ag hoftile hdteadom agatnit England. 22. Hoitilities terombioneed on the Maim, which were &f -lowed by fOttle advantages on the part of the French. • 28. Captain Sir Home Popham fatted frtrm the Dawns skid' a fqtAdron, fuppofed to be deAined againit the Spa2.:ll ftttia• menu in South America.. _ _ T S : ii;iiiiitleilrec;;;lenced in Bavaria kctween Onund Moreau and the Archduke John. DECEMBER. E. The Auftehlis obtained a partial advantage over the Fronk troogis in the neighbourhood of Haag. 3, A very fevere battle took place at Hohenlinden, bentem She Aultriana and the French, which ternibsated to fame: a ,the latter. c. The French Army under General Moreau, paired tit: inn. Majefty Med a Proclematioti recommending to fubjedie a tweetikey mammy in tbe • confumption o‘ bread, in confequence of the milting frarthy, of corn. to. A dreanfid fire broke Mt ar Maincheibtr,whichdefiroyed a great number of hooks, and goods to an immenfe rake. The French army of the Grifona, under the orders cd General Macdonald, palled the Alps, and &only afterwards eftabliihed a conficetion with the Airily, of !tali . 13, 1 4, and is. Some fkirmifhts took place between the French and Aultrlans in Bavaria. • iy. The French entered S altxburgb. EL The Archduke Charles refumcd the command of the Aufkaan Army. 24. An attempt was made to arafrinate Bonaparte as he ass going tothe Oratorio. ab The Admiralty received an account of the lob of fs Majetty's Gip El °alio. The Captain. and feveral other oih cers, with a nimtboi of patengers, sinfortimitely whited. aB. Accounts received of thirty-fix Englith Machin veffel► baring within the left fix weeks been captured in the Channel, by throe French privateers. 30. The price Misread, In London, ordered to be ralfed in one Milling and nine-penEe farthing the qoartern loaf. 31. His Majity went in Stitt to the Hoare of Peer•, en 4 terminated the Sellion of Parliatnentlilth a moil gracious S~ppceeeceh from the Thron This was the hift Meeting of C e Width Parliament, as this day was the - hit of the Eightemth Oenturf. —. The frith Parliament alfo met this day for the lift time. For the RHEOMATISMS and COLDS which prevail at this foam of the year, no Medicine is fo fife and di- Calked as Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PlLLS.—Their pe culiar tendency to promote Perrpiratiou, and all the mount feereitons, will account for their fingular virtuesin theft:Coro plaints, as well as in many others to which the human harry is liable front the Weititudes of our Climate. They are admi rably ealeulated for Minders of the Stomach and Bowels, Pie perfonsof a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as ale, for thole whol cobeltutions haw beep seeded by a tee naive as. too ll:denim', life. They are likewife particuladyierviceable in Head-Acbs occaeoned by Indigellion, and in removing the bad effects t f free living; as alto in preventing Paints and Apoplexin, la often the confequence of intemperanx Recourfe Mould be had to them after every weeds of eating and drinking, and Urn every eight ',WI/path*: and thus their welliknoten charier rale of promoting longevity will be-maintained; for, by WO. ing Nature in the dne difeharge of the animal fiinetione, 'and by iteetAtig the Wm/Bunion Is it deem in continual repair, they ?referee the body in health and viyour,and.prevent premature decay. As the APIA EtPTtt PILLS ewe their eterlienee to a yecelirr preparation, which has-never been divulged by the Inventor but to the prefent Proprietor*, they can ooly be had genuine from I them; and they arc fold by Faoatei t Neeniwar, at the Wsn • houfe for Dr. James's Powder No. 45, the ERR End of A Paul's, a few doers from Cheapede Linden; and at Dr. James's Me hook in Bruton-erect ; in Botts price 41. M. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of hr may be had it one large `box, for si. as. 6d.--Obfeive that the name, F. Nessibeetr, No. at, St. Paul's," Is engraved in the !Worm AA others art counurfrits. On the 29th ult. In Fitzroy4trect,Flntraprquarc, the Lady. of Mainr•Otherel Brownrigg,if "Aar: Tuefel.iy, Frveling, the Lady Francis Feeding. El. Secretary to the Skaer.al Fait Aicc. afa f114 , -baca child. MARRIED. At Beverley Miniter, on the astls ult. Mr. John Hawkira, currier, of Hun, to Alife Sarah Beautnoes, of the former Sem. On the 24th ult. Mr. William CrAbtrec, cloth-dreffer, to Mlfs Mary Briggs, both of Leak. At Sandal, on Monday fe'nnight, Mr. Sykes, of Ploftiftglfr. to Mrs. Horsfall, of Szndal,widinv of the Rev... John Horsfall, late vicar of Dedney, in the conttyofLhacolta. DIED. On the 24th ult. in 'the 73d year ofbit ale, be Rev. Robes Weider, wear of Thorp Baffct, in the county of York, and curate of the Holy Trinity Church, in Hull. The latter office he had beg upward. of 33 years. Same day, Mr. John Egglcflon, of Hull,Brewer,aged 60. On the 24th ult. aged 36, James Shutt, Efq. of Humble ton, in Holdernefs. At Huß, very fuddenly, Captain Weft...Mak, mega . et the Triton. of that port. At Pckkllngton, on Friday fe'nrlght, In the 94th vezr of Me ago, Mr. Benjamin Unton, fellmonger. , On Sunday fentdAht. at Hawden, after a short ilinefs, in the 611 b year of hie age, Mee Helen Mould of tharptect. On Monday fc'onight, far advasseedis 'years, Mr. Nathaniel BMus, of Halifax, bookkiler. On Friday fe'nnielit, Mrs. Titberkerms, Wifeet Mr. James Titheringtun, Prekot. Monday fennight, the day before the fdp arrived at Liver pool, Captain Wm. Outlier, of the Ihip Berton. Same day, Mr. tolin Lodge, merchant at Livcroool. Tuella) , t'ennip, t Mr. James lberteti., merchant, Jinni Wetinelday fennitit, Mr. Pilsn Kelvtey, Merchant ditto. On Monday lid, Sir Jokrti Andrews, Friday kit, aged 73, MrS. 'Wainwright, relidt of the late Mt, Timms Wainwright. At the fame place, a few days after ht his scith year, M Geo. M01.e20, fat to Mr. D. M•Lcan, cidtie-tlr..et,Ltvcri'ool• Lately at Idacrtkt , Mrs. Handitm koala* of HA,- Her renwins were brought over by the ferry bunts In a 3Ca I stoat anyeeTA in the fame itt, nded by . dis.ur.iiiig coach, Jct. from the ferryboat leading to tienkuatesitiurch, and interred elm the Caine tight. I. 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