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Forgi as LONDON GIUTTA Don. g l.. ‘; 'r T.7'W MILITARY • PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE-O,YMa ' DtClOlllElt ) I * . Corps of Royal Engineers. Captain Lieutenant Preload; William Mukaftor to as Cap. _t rice Bartlett , descend. Dated September It, abs. o • Ills 4lestenant Charism Hayes to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice .Mnicafter. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Richard Lloyd to be Firft Lieutenant, ties Halm Doted as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. jOhn Tresalett, of Ex eter, draper. BANKRUPTS. f Newfate-arret , London, linen-draper, to lune°. ner Der. 14. 21. and Jsnuary 18, at ten, at Guildhall- Attor ney, Mr. Alderfon, North-ftreet, Citritoact. Juba Morris, late of Shaddoihurft, Kent, bode-dealer, dealer and chapman, Dec. 13, January 17, and 18, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn, Tenterden, Kent. Attornies, Mr. Do Lafaux, l Milford, in Kent ; or Meffrs. Manley and J. and W. Lowe, inner Temple, London. Jelin Peter Holloway and Michael Curtis, of London, mer chants and late partners, Dec. 14, at,and January 18, at one, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Marfon, Newington, Surrey. Oliver Aplin, of Banbury, Oxfordihire, fcrivener, dealer and Dee. so, al, and January 18, at eleven, at the Rein Deer, Banbury. Attories, Maio. Walford, Goiby and Wal ford, Banbury ; or Mr. Meyrick, Red Lion-lquare, London. DIVIDENDS. Dee. is. Betty Needham, of Doncafter, Yorkfhire, (aching mindsets:Tr, dealer and chapwoman, at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Doneafter. Dee, 10. George Bolton, now or late of Witney, Otfordfhire, brandy. merchant, dealer and ehapinan, at eleven, at the Staple-Hall Inn, Witney. Dee. 17, Thomas Clifton, lately of Deretend, parifh of Afton, near Binviogbain, tat:ow-chandler, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Des. an. Biclard Beresford, of Alfreton, Derbythire, holier, at eleven, at the George lnn, Alfreton. Dee. 20. James Rogers, Richard Blake, and John Purnell, all of IMMO, infitrance-brolters and copartners, at twelve, at the White Lion, Broad-ftreet, BriftoL Doe. Thomas Hine, late of Oxford, innholda, dealer and thapman, at twelve. at the Angel Inn, Oxford. Dec. al. Shadrach Jones, of Bartholomew Clore, !London, tneeehant, at ten, at GuildhalL Dec. Si. Robert Bakewell, now or late of Bridget-facet, nm Covent-Garden, coffee.houfe-keeper, at ten, at GaildhalL Dec. al. Samuel Green, Henry Green, and John Wright KB- Begley, of Nottingbens, merchants and copartners, at eleven, Gaildball, Landon. Dec. u. George Pcirfon, of Cockermouth, Cumberland, wool len-masufaeurer, dea ler and Chapman, at ten, at the George land Donee inn, Cockernsoosh. Dee. at. John Webb, of Spood.ftreet, Coventry,Warwickibire, dyer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Dlle. sl. Wjlftam Ford, of the Parilk of Saint Thomas the :Meek, Devonibire, timber-merchant, dealer and Chapman, In four,* the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Dee. lg. William Bodenham ' of Sbresdbury, Salop, mercer and • ijimp-diapa, at twelve, at the Guildhall, Sbrewlbury. - - SIQUESTRATIONS, Ste. IN SCOTLAND. jam. Mlle ti, jua. mayhem, Dundee.—Creditors meet In Iliarrep's Inn there, t ft Dec. Is o'clock, to name interim lac turgleme place and hour 29th Dee. to chore truftee. Creditors cif the line Thomas Rawray. writer. Edinburgh, to gin chinas to Akz. Stevenfon, depute clerk of Sefton, be jmnlntimd 6th Pee. Stant of aedn of Alex. Malcolm, Vendee-maftcr, Gbfgew, to idzsmaesni by James OUSUan, truftce.—.No dividend. Merrifm, late merchant, Dundee, has applied for a 4ffrikarte• sibsgarGerdasonadrutt,Glafgow,bas applied for a difcharge. labert G*hil ipeschsat, Cupar-Fife, has applied for a dif. FII4Ner. PARIS, n PRDLAIRII, DEG 2. Yeflerday morning the Confcripts of* the fizth affembled at the Mayor's Hall, to be ant wn by lot, quarrelled among themfelves. The fedeitisry guard endeavoured to appeafe them, but they faftened a difpute on the guard and maltreated them. The bufinefs grew warm, and the Confcripts placed planks and ladders between them and the guard. A patrole of dragoons of the ninth having come up, was at ailed with (tones. The dragoons difttmonting, forced the ladders and planks and ate relied the rioters ; in the fquabble a wrote, was wounded in the head with a fabre, of whielaiss 444 and tome others were wounded ; 23 of * mutineers were arrefted and imprifoncd. The following day the Confcripts drew lme and every thing patted quietly. . —Mossitestr. 13 711111Allti o DICIIIIIIIII 4. The Ilositsfrr contains in a difpatch from Gene ral K11711114111p Commander in the Eaftern part of St Domingo, to General Lac Laic, the account of the lofs or an Englifb veffel off Cape Raphael, in which the whole crew, except one man, were loft; this man, wbofe name is WILLIAM Comex, cook of the vetrel, has made a declaration, Rating that the veffel was the Liverpool, Capt. Joins SON, going from St. John's, Newfoundland, to Jamaica. Letters from Berne Rate, that the French Go *vernment has appointed a Committee, confifting of Citizens PIaROC HIT Vlllll N AC, and Law- Ante, late Secretary of Embaffy to Barthelemy to labour, in concert with the Helvetic Confulta, in framing a Cosiftitution for Switzerland. Mefdames RA 11•111 T, Lucas, TALIONT, and Law LAUILISTOII, are appointed Ladies of Com pany, Pa do Cal4Papit t of Madame BOWAPALTI. MsaLiN, the EiDireitor, was run over by a coach coming from St. Cloud, and nearly killed. A letter from Augfburgh Rates, that a number of Swifs Merchants, of the patriotic party, have applied for, and obtained, leave to fettle at Aug. burgh: The Prefer s having written to the Mininer at War for information refpeaing the mode of car rying into effea the Law of the 28th Floreal, and the decree of 18th Thermidor, and particularly that relative to employing of Subflitutes, the Mi lliner anfwered, that all the difpofitions were to be executed without modification, particularly thofe limiting the power of employing Subtheme". Yefterday the fon of the Conful Luaus and Midemolfelle BAI,II MAILIIOII, received the nup tial benediaioa in the chnich of St. Enftache. The Ottoman Ambalador, who has returned from this city to Contlantinople, had in his fuite two Egyptians whom BO‘AItAILTS brought to Pa ris, and who withed to return to their own country. Ivo! of the Sc. r, and and been , by the PW77 , .p er P PROCISNMIIIIr rt, ,*; 0 op LORDS, TUJISDAY. WC. /. 4\ AA l iod a l zermA L ltpuysier vas (scud upn tht head or the merit; is the Clare Arabian 9. Made/fon., for the Refpoadote, wok Adam inroply for toe Appellant, after wAieli fortberpro ,ew ding in the Caufe was adjourned to Teensy aut. Several Petitions in Cafcs of Appeal warn glad. and Gram made lasordingly. • -- The Ascots - Were called to tbs Barolloteigateda. " the rearm of their 'diking two Appeals from Court of Beat to be beard cm particular days, and the Confer was fa down accordingl. The Eng y lids Small Note 11111 watt *rough $ Committee of the whole Houle, was reported, and ordered to bp read tbird time to •morrow. Two Certificates under the hand and teal of Lord Pelbam on behalf of two Petitioners for Naturalisation Bak, were read, and the Bills read a feeond time cub in eqistequencr.—A4- journed. HOUSE OF COMMONS. SPZAZER having taken the Chair; and after fonts pri- Tate Bands bad been gone through, Mr. Alderman Comae purfuant tp leave given, prefented a Bill for enlarging the Burial Ground of the Parini of St. Giles in the Fields.—Read,and ordered for a fccond reading tomorrow. Mr. SCOTT prefented a Petition from the Debtors in Wor ceiler Gaol.—Ordered to lie on the table. A Petition was prefented from the Apothecaries of Taviftock, againft the operation oldie Medicine Duty Adt of left Seams —Ordered to lie on the table. Sir Even Nin e s), prefented feveral Accounts ordered from the Naval De's.-- - -ent....Referred to the Committee of S l : e ty ; - moved for, sad afterwards laid • Mr. VANSITTART D. .... ..e, the Houfe, an account of feveral Sums Hated from the Civil LIR Eftabliihment, for public purpofes, in compliance with Addreffes from the Houfe, which were not yet made good by to lie on the table. • •• •••••••%••••—,s. - - - Mrs VA NeITTART then pretested tbe followhig Bills of Sup ply, viz. the Malt, Mum, Cyder, and Perry Bill; the Place and Pennon Tax Bill ; the Five Millions Ischequer Bills Bill; and a Bill to amend the 37th of the King, for providing for the payment of Navy and Victualling Bills, by lowering the inte reit thereon from 34d. to 3d. Per umbrae tor dins ; all of which were read a Brit time, and ordered for the fecond reading to morrow. Read a fecond time, the Qualification Bill, and committed for to-morrow. ELECTION PETITIONS. ►hich Petitions, complaining of undue returns upon the late General Eleetion, were prefcnted from the undernamed places, and appointed to be taken into confideration on the days annexed, viz. Sbafteibury - - • on Tutiday, Dee. at Kingfton-upon-Hull - - on the fame day as the former Neweaftle-under-Line Ditto Another from the fame place Ditto Court'? of Hereford - - Ditto Caamartheft • . . Ditto Bridgewater - - - Ditto Treinoy - Sudbury - Seaford* - Another - on Thurfday, May s on 'Mazy, May to • on Thnrfday, May za • on the fame day Minellead - - on Tuefday, May z 7 City of kiereford - - on ilitufday, May zsz City of Darkam - - on Thaw, May 14 City olLoodan,from Sir WAT-} on Thurfday, May a 6 am Lawn • - On appointing the confederation of the Petition from Shaftelbury for the s tit of December, Mr. Hu NT winsed, with the leave of the ?lode that a Petition, prefented from the fame place, the confideration of which already flood appointed for April the sth, fhould now be appointed for con& deration on the fame day with the Petition laft prefented, but was informed by Mr. Summit, that as the day was already appointed, it could not be changed, nor the con fideration accelerated, con fi ftendy with the Laws of Eleaion. A Petition was prefented from certain Melton of the County of Middlefex, againft the return of Sir Francis Burdett, founded' upon charges of bribery, treating, and other corrupt and undue in fluence.--Qrdered to be taken into confederation on the fame day with the Petition already prefented on behalf of Mr. Mainwaring. A Counter Petition was prefented by Sir Cats. BAMPT2LII2 from certain other Eleaors of the County of itiddlefez ' denying that the . Paid Mr. Mainwaring had the legal majority of votes for the Paid county, as alledged in his Petition, charg ing the Paid Mr. Mainwaring as difqualified, from defect of freehold property, as by law required ; with grofs bribery and corru ption , by himfelf and his Agents, before and during the late Eleaion, in contempt and defiance of the Orders of that Houfe, and contrary to the Ratite ; with employ ing Conftables and Police-officers, during the Eleftion, to prevent by . force thofe Freehol ders, who were difpofed to vote for Sir Francis Burdett, from approaching the Huftings ; with having, by menaces of taking away their licenfes, and other undue influence, either procured the votes of Freeholders who kept public-houfes, to himfelf, or deterred them from voting for Sir Francis Burdett ; and with having polled a num ber of Paupers from Almi•boufa, or otherwife deftitute of any freehold property, in fupport of his elation ; and praying that he might not be fatted in the houfe of Commons as a Reprefenta► tive for the county of Middlefer in the event of any decifion by that houfe, touching the return of the Sitting Members. Mr. Srssxsa, who, on the reading of the title and firf paragraph 01. this Petition, had called to it the attention of the Houfe, now rote and Paid, it was bis duty to apprife the Route, that doubts had arifen, whether it could be entertained con. fiftently with the Adis of Parliament, under the authority of which the Honfe, in fuch codes, was hound to proceed. That Aft fpecified but three fpecies of Petitions, upon which it regulated the order of proceeding—namely, ' Petitions complaining of undue return ; Petitions complaining of double return ; And Petitions complaining of no return at all. Now the prefent petition came under no one of thofe heads ; and it was for the confederation of the Hoofe, whether they would entertain a pe tition, not complaining of any undue or other im proper return—not complaining of any grievanc. e4ifting—but only that a certain perfon, not ttti turned, had been a candidate on the late El for the county ; . and praying that he might no (sated in Parliament for that county.. Thar bpon the motion that the'Bon. Member:who% fenced the petitibn would make, fbr addax it intts cenfidenttion, the liouieviould cot ifiall whatpro ceeding was moR proper to adopt. Sir CHARM'S 8AM2711.212 immediately moved, 144 That this petition- be taken faro cosfideration on the fame day with the oche!' petitioswalready n....4.0;,5)i • t: • • , ......__2lLllllOltY role to kW fee MOMS," to him on the fqbjea t with are ....: 1311d however, re as be was not apprifed of the of the Petition, and had had but a Very few tits to confider the fubjed. He perfedly co d in the objections, which bad ken fn pro perly Rated from the Chair, to, the nature of the Petition. It did not complain . of any return, it did not complain of any evilalledged to exift, but merely deprecated an eventual evil, of which it fuppofed the poffibility, namely, that Mr. Main wanag might be feated in that Houfe, in cona quence of the decifion that might ultimately take place upon the return of a Sitting Member. But he cooceived,if once the Nonce were to depart from , the regulations laid down in the flatute for its pro ceeding upon Petitions, complaining of improper returns, and throw themfelves open to Petitions upon every variety of ground, which the various chiles and parties of Eledorsfliould think proper to (tart ; it was really impoffible to fee any end or li mit to the number of Petitions and variety of con ft derationswhich the Committees of the Houfe would hare to difeuls, on inveftigating the merits ofithe (even) elation'. Upon the Ikon confideration he could give the queltion on the moment, he thought the bell way would be for the Houfe to confine itfelf to the regulations expreffed in the ftatute, and, if in the refult of any decifion formed upon the merits of the returns complained of, any peti tioning Member should be feated, who was dif qualified for fuch feat, upon any jnft or conftitu tional ground, then the Electors would be at li berty to petition againft him. However, if any doubt exalted in the general folk of the Houfe, the molt prudent mode of proceeding, in his mind, would be to fearch for precedents ; and, if none could be found to guide the decifion of the Houfe, under the difficulty, then would it be for the Houfe to exercife its own difcretion upon the cafe. 'lf it was the with of Gentlemen not to come fuddenly to the decifion of a matter of fo much uncertainty, he would have no objedion to poftone the difcuf fion to any future day, in order to give Gentlemen time to confider it ; but if the decifion was now pared, he should, under his prefent idea of the fubjed, vote againft the Motion. Mr. TISINIT peredly agreed with the Noble Lord, is the idea of poftpontng the debate on this fubjed to a future day, as it would then have the opportunity of a full and fair difcnffion ; but if was driven to give his opinion, he had no objedion to (tate his Talons for agreeing - to entertain the petition, even under any coat-alio' of the Ratute alluded to. Mr. &saes& then adverted to the Route, and obferved, that although it was mandatory on the Houfe to difpofe of EM . ion Petitions upon the day of their prefentation, there was nothing m the bill againft adjourning the debate thereon. Lord HAWILBSZURT then foggetted Monday next, as the day to which the debate should be ad journed, which was agreed to. Sir Cu AILS, BAMPFYLDE then prefented another Petition from certain other Eleitors of Middlefex, of fimilar purport with the laft, which was difpfed of in like manner.—Adjourned. s LOA DON. flaiwrim hi the STAR or yefterday—For " mourning for I the 04411113 Dues of Tuseamy," read" of the Contort of the ORAND DULR Or TUSCANY." WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Coot. for app 681f -3 pa Cent. Red. 6.1-5 per Cat. Ann. 100 k... Omni= sot dif. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 per Cent. Red. 67{ 66} 67 Imf. Ann. ut 9. 16 New 4 per CCM lilt Si 83 Esebeq. Bills as. to 36. s per C.Ann. soot Omnium sot Long Ann. es: 11-16 , 1 Conf for opg. 68114 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. A:amigos, it 6 sU. Cadis 3S Me& Naples 0 Do. at fight xi 4 Madrid par! Goma 46 Rotterdam, is 7 sU. Ditto 3 g ,4 .~.-. . Limos ' 67 Hunbutik 34 siU. ibes 3 daft. OPort• 6 7 1 1 Altssa 34 a sill. Legboro sof Debits is Pith. z day's date, s 4 8 liv,—Ditto, 24 is 2 U. Boordosox, ditto, s 4 13 _ yiike.ifi Liens Wok effedtive per Z.l Rat Dvsuat, DECILINAiII 3. Ocr.DaLikoek 794 Tied Bills, i 806, 6 per C. 5 0 4 Ditto 5 re C. 97f OrandCao. Loan, 6 per Cent. Ditto Stock 5 per Cent plf I 1797, 101 Ezellasse.—Doblick as London zoi. A Dutch Mail arrived this morning. Our let ters from the Hague, dated November 30, Rate. that Citizen APOSTOOL, lately appointed Commit_ fary General of the Batavian Commerce in Eng land, had fet out that day for the place of his def tination. _ _ _ We hare received Paris Journals to the 6th intt. In the 3oth Sitting of the extraordinary Depu tation of the Empire, held on the aid ult. a Cox dmfams was agreed to, definitively adopting the ge. neral Plan of Indemnities modified in conformity to the notes and fuggeßions of the mediating Powers. It was fuppofed that the Imperial Mini. Iter would endeavour to retard the ratification of the Cent Woe, in order to obtain the introdu4tion into it of the flipulations recently made with the Grand Duke of Tufcany. The Swifs Patriots now under confinement in the Cattle of Aarburgh, are to be carried to France. It is faid they will be fet at liberty as loon sts the affairs of Swit;erland are finally fettled. It pears that a Citaninittee has been appointed ty the Frail& tloveramest, It concur with the Helvetic Con&lta, in preparing a cobtlitution. Pritate letters from Paris Rate, that the greateft exertions are looking by the French GoVernment to riife a numerous corps, principally Compofed of Confcripts, for the relief of the army in St. Domingo. • Norte but young men are to be emplop cd tapes that ferrite, and the tirarcription vainly Rated to egtend to three ont of four of of that deftription, from twenty to twenty.one years of age. It is even Paid, that a plan is io , contemplation to comprehend thole of ninete en , and even eighteen years. This new fyflem is at. tributed to an idea, that they will be more able to rapport the climate, and more habituated to it in a fbort time than the veterans who have been fent out to the colony. We are concerned to (late, that a moft dreadful earthquake happened at Conhantinople on the 26th of Odtober. The particulars are detailed in a fub. fequent column. Our accounts from Dublin, by the mail of this morning, are alto of ; diftrelling nature. The King has been pleated to p agrantAcoc tich,eofdißgantaity. of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great to tick,ionßritaintch ea i nftd i the i a eg n n f d oi tcryo auoadvancing Ireland vtEyana 0 fr el t o no fcg { osaP H His Maita7'sjiettgrsh 7t v i o m e' r e d bE r e V i rm : E N WCO bl and EN abtußot this Ivan. ik . fc received owun t j: a tp u b. ; Lord V ‘m l ßßic IL the Lady lancartie ! i:itint to the dignity a Weou c u r te m f i s ntee N dr e o w rt c h; ome n . private letter from Paris it is aff , willlnaoirraownoill wil l h is a t s l e n a a t a n tle d of e en; a o tro f l : hw n i ese pe ke will have internalcrowned h aev nfaynti ti ncenam e ,n a bfodeefwcoafi France, u ll ceo n fli t t r duce no aflame the th b e ee ti ne o nt n i it alter the power of the fluff Magiftrate. Even the gc a h c ll al.- a o n d e u gt i be the refult of the general fyffem which is to go vein Europe. The only difference will be, th a t Bortaraava will add to his tides of Conful of France, and Prefident of the Italian Republic, that of Emperor of the Gauls, or the Weft. The King of Prufila will, it is Paid, be clothed with the Imperial dignity. Such is, according to Tome individuals pretending to great information ' the plan which is - fired upon to fatisfy an ambition whi nothing inferior to a throne is capable of • . hin . g Tate letters from Geneva mention that the eb Gotteral Nair, commanding in Sw itzerland, has written to the Commandant of Geneva, that there are zoo Englifismen at prefent at that place, who are confpiring againft the life pf the Cent Cowspt. of the French Republic,. The Englith refiding there, indignant at fuch an imputation upon the &kith charaaer, have, it is • Wei, ltaken it upon themfelves to make a teprefentation of the .. circumstance to Lord WHIT-worm, the Britifh Ambairadur at Paris. There are not at prefent above twenty or thirty Englifh at Geneva. Yefterday the &ft meeting of the Whig Cab for this feafon was held at the Crown and Anchor, Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL in the Chair. He was fupported by the Dukes of /Iwo:. ; and Boron. Mr. Fox, &c. CORN MUM, b.f.. mtit-Lass Dec. B.—No at. rivals fine Mondaf. ' Every t hing is particularly dull in fele, and hardly any buyers at the prices mentioned in that day's Paper. Yefterday the LORD MAYOR examined the Re• ports of the Meal Weighers, of the Prices, &c. of Wiest and Flour, and it appearing there was a little variation, but not fufficient to warrant any alteration in the Price of Bread, his Lordfhip or. dered Bread to be continued at the fame Price as laff we 4, viz. sad. the Qtiartern LOaf of Wheaten, and 71d. Honfehold. An arrangement has been made by the Excife Office, in virtue of a foimer Ait of Parliament, by which we underftand all Publicans are to makean entry of the cellars ticc. 'in which they depofit their malt liquors $ and the Brewers are in fliture to be placed in a flotation fomewhat fimilar to the Dif. tillers, by being obliged to fend permits with each delivery of Porter, Ste. • Saturday, the usffortunate Mr. Bellamy was executed in the front of the New Gaol, Dublin, purfuant to his fentence. He conduaed himfelf fine his conviction, in a manner highly becoming his unhappy fituation, and was very conftantly attended by the Rev. Dr. GAMBLE. On the 22d ult. the ROYAL LIN LITHGOWSNIES YROM AN RY CAVALRY paraded and afterwards dined together in Linlithgow. On this oc cafion ' Capt. FRIRIIIIt, in their name, prefented a very fuperb 1 Si'ver Bowl to Major Sir JAMES DALYELL, Bart. of Binns, as an evreffion of their high regard, FORTY-saconniticsiasesv—Wednefday fait,the : 42d, or Royal Highland Regiment , paraded on the Caftle Hill, Edinburgh,.at oleo o'clock, to receive from Gen.Vy s a their new colours, diflinguilhed by the figure of a Sphynx end the word Egypoi s em blematic memorials of their gallant fery ices during the campaign •of tBOt. After the regiment was forma into a fquare. General VYSE delivered an elegant fpeech, and the Rev. Principal Betan,who had been requefted by Colonel DICKSON and the Officers to attend on the occafion, delivered a very appropriate prayer, to the regiment. Mr. Eniroa—The melanCholy but une%agge. rated piaare of the hate and rufferings of the fub alterns of the Army, now on half-pay, fo candidly drawn by Bellifarius, in your Paper of Thud dai the i ith ult. having excited the attention of many officers, who, deeply impreffed with their own and the fi tnation of their Brethren, are of 1 Opinion that there fhould be a meeting in order to take into con fi deration the prom iety of m e moria ling His MarasTy, always alive to the fufferings of his fubjeas- in general, and thofe . of his Navy and Army in particular— of A is therefore requefted that thofe Subalterns the Army, who are on half-pay, now refiding in the Metropolis, its neighbourhood, o r elfewhere , and can make it convenient, will meet at the Thatched Hotife Tavern, St. James's-ftreet, 11 the loth of December indent, at one o'clock, f or a the pnrpofe of conflating on the molt proper and repeaful mode of addreffing His M A J ESTY for ::4.; incteafe of their half-pay. AN OLD SUB ALTER N. B. The olde ft Subaltera p refeut to take t h e Chair. . ■-----~ ti r 11$, inn Imo wiineo to MOTO tO TACIT UWU GUM Eva per cents, $) fr. ao c. Bees a, Nov. as.--Gerverninent has receive ficial intelligence from the Depauttion of th nate to Paris. Citizens Rvytissen, Ptnou, Mtmisa Fa:IDRIS% have arrived fafe, and refented t the Minillav TAILLSTIMIP, 4 ;. • .Citisen STAvirs4 the . ;'• - yr ' . ,* o f*. • _