Star. — London, England, 1803-01-01 00:00:00

7 i 5 f en•••••••••••••••••:—•••••••_, 121-...11.1RK.1111_,E OCOURRENJES OF TIM iBoz. JAN&/ARC. h• StateM , rt or the ( - toil Itort.,ittillimi et of Ircl..nd, laid :lc• fore era, I lot'. Com-iont , , :to.' the of the I)utett Settl:. , lolt MAIc to the lit: Atli Itlonuni tit in hollow - 01 li..tiatiarti• by the City of Ly o ns. Wooderful Tele fro;-. seeet,d . I , y I lerklitl, hr the ItT al Obfervatory at Madrid. No, ot 12...-volutioitary Ild.uutoeteat Botany Bay et - this Country. 'lle t:„,‘ el our Ihut a Preniattiation on the l'ulted. d. htfortuation reeelved of the Iti volt of the Blacks io St . Dotr.irz. , ; the troll dreadf. I ravages and murders are cona roit,,,l by the infurtents. A. The Naval C0a1.... ALMA at Pori fmr.uth commenced, for Trial of 14 Sr.l.-1,11 of the for too' i•iy. It con / 1•••• I,r - en live days, when thee-hal - gets were adj proved ag. ,e,t. it, who were ene.deinned to death ; and iu part pored a :• one who was ordi rAI to ree.ive 20C , 1...1:1.;. • .7 ttni•-.tr of Cottrp:-I , sy agtir.l'.B '. cirJokph ;hot,: a Menth, rof the N.itional Imli,rte (once. Miliniaton t, for cam. 4.01.. with the ssi s :if Mr. Jack foi, an Attorney. t,, tenon tho Jury the a sceill•A of a:-al. damages. Bonaparte It . out for I to. Advice. from Perfia of the failure of allot which had for in ohieel the murder of the Emperor r The Torte du belv:dere, a floe menimpert of ancient feMpture, deroll eel in the klrfeurn of Antiquities at Paris. Trial of the Mut:nen, cf ktntry Bay dole, and all except one, ordered to bee:coma The l'ore writes to the French Prelates raiding sat Ergi,rd. it. A Special Contmiflion opened fur the Fri d of Governor Wall, charred with murder. A tlentletnan Ikaitiog on the Serpentine River, fails in and is drewn.-d. re. Trial of five other Mutineers of the Temeraire ; four were found gully, end fenteneed to be hanLeed; and owe in pia guilty, and ordered to receive 200 lafhes. An unconfti tuti,saal attack made on the Liberty of the Pr-fs, by an attempt to prevent the Evidence on the Conn Martial beirg taken down for publication. t. Letter `mom the French BUMF% refiding in Germany to the Pope. Mr. irfferfon's Addr_fs to the 12 , :prefentativca of I the Stored ` , t-a•es of America, out his o,..dtion to the oiliee of t Prefident. of the Mutineer. executed at Spithead, C'teft..rman. and Fitzgerald, on board me 'Semen re, Ward en baud the Majeßic, and MaySeld on board the Fermidatle. tB. An fp:Jerrie Fern' rages at Cambrid:e. Difpntes be tween the Porte and the Begs of Egypt. Accounts of a Hur ricane having done conidevable damage in the Welt India Iflattels. to. Debater in the Honk of Commons refpeding the Menet of Mioillers in regard to the proceediotts at Amiens, cod the failing of the Bnd Fleet. I.ord I-13;skeibury dech.res that communications had palled between the French and Engliih Govertuntios concerning this evert, but is client at tr the no tux of there communications. Both Houfes adjocre to the :d of February. None of the Morinetre executed. 20. ACl.O{llll ,, of the troubles In St. Don-Ingo. Advie. s re ceived of the New Orgadsation intended by the Porte for Egypt. Oppofed by the Beys, who were loon after irnprifemed. Seven killed. Two cicaped. G, o•ral l ItitchinCon Interferes in t~ielrfavour. Governor Wall c..ntlemned. The Court orekred sawarning for the death of the l'rin:as Maria Jofeptta, filter of the King of Spain, and of the Arehduclaefs Maria Ckenentini, idled the Hereditary Pt ince of Naples. at. Governor Wall refitit..l. Intelligence of the rejoicings at Malta, on account of ha being declared a Free Port by hi, Majefty. an Advice received attic death of Charles I.ouls, Here.!' - tary Prince of Baden, by the falling of his carriage. The }i.e -b-Hien of the Polygars, and progrefs ma'e in its furprelGoo. Population of the World elkintated at about tr ,00D,COOPDO of inhabit/au. • Dreadful Tempe:Rs is the North Seas, and a will mambo ofvelfds Ihipwreeked. Si. Itekemmions Introduced lea his States by the Meter of Bavaria, particularly in 113Stetn of Religion. sy. Advice received of a VWtaty vdnod over the Infurgast Polagars by the Army under the command of Colonel Stephen. fon. Dreadful Effeds of a Storm. A plant editors of his Mayfly'. Armed Tender, Pickle, with a Spud& Privateer. Captain Sir Edward Hamilton difroiffed from his Mujelly's fee ble* foe ads of injaftlee to his Gunter and Crew. Panic:lam arrive of the treacherous Murder of a number of Beys In Egypt. by order of the Pane. Great Rejoicings at Lyons, in confe tti:nee of the Vint of the Flee. Capful. ss, °oversee Wall =tested Dads of the Earl of Mere, Lord High Chaneckor of Ireland. so. Meeting of^tbe Rename of Drarylane Theatre, and Co. ared thipmetrancati, faggdied by Mr. Sheridan, adopted. FEBRUARY. • Aden* toecived that thelie; Organization et Egypt, euccomplemly diabbilied. America rationed to relift thedif• graceful maims at the Dey of Algiers. Satoodedin this de tinieinatlon by France and Erghod. 3. Dui,. of Cantheidge Wroth-cal into tie Privy Tie Mail from tie I reword Monde brings dftreiling accounts of the deaden of the French Colo n ies. Guadeloupe throws off its allegiance to the Mother Country, and jobs the Revolu tionary Chills. • Advien received that the Coolthation of the ItaHan Re public was Wily adjußed, sad Donspine Made Prefident. A widen by Colood lanes over the rebel Polygon. The long expedied arrival of the Spud& Arnhaffadoe at Amiens. Bonaparte returned from Lyons to Paris. Spanah privateer uken by two boats belonging to his Majedy's Rip the Lark. to. Ad.:co received of the arrival of the French Fleet at St. Domingo, Victor Inoculation introduced into Pace burgh by the Fmprefs Dowager. Death of Lord Gram. Mr. Abbot choral Speaker of the Hon'e of Commons. . Prop& of the Negodir at Amiens. Tr. tabled Rate of Turkey. 13. Treaty of Peace concioded between the French Repub lic and the Regency of Algiers. Melancholy Rapine* of a Margate hey. Sir John Mitferd appointed Lard CRanceitor of Ireland, by the title of Berm Redefdale. 15. New Palace building at Cenitantinopk fee the Inglifb Ernhary. Accounts bf the revolt of the natives of Sierra Le one. Petition oldie Boob/ellen spina the Paper Duties. His Mule fty demands the aid ci Parliament to pay off the arrears of the (Soil Lift 7. Committee appointed by the Hoare of Commons to ea amine the Paper. r lative to the Civil Lift. Mr. Mainers Su. ton. in the Debate on the arrears of the C:vil Lift, claim', on S. !Third the Pei ice of Males, the Revenues tithe Doan of Cornwall. accon.ulated daring the minority of his Royal HieLnefe. 18. /Whop o/ Lattarato eon d: of as he was proceeding to the convent where he le4td. Deputies arrive from Malta for !be put ode of inducing N. Alafrity to keep outieffiee of thatill.nd. Advice received of an infurreelleta of the Negroes in To , lagn quelled. ao. Lett, rs from New tub bring the erft accounts of the arrival of the cape-didn't from ?tame in the Welt 23. N pier Tardy liberated. 24. Adrian r, caved that the Ligurian Rereflic had been rerogeired by the Lmperer of Rocha, the Kul of Pn , ll; and ha Britannic Majeey. The Mentho t of the Goveriinient of the Cifalplne Republic announce the rc' patloi trf ator tJacee. An attintt to fet the hewn of Norton n: fire. as. Proclamation of Tosilfai.2 Louverere. rir:h of a daughter to the Hereilitaty Pnnee of Mania -h. MN/ Co:Al ton/10 introduced at Corfu. Intelligence of the .I.?oLtiltf of the Nabob of Arcot. 27. A.-a:eta th tt PalTwan Oglcta, the TurEith rebel. bid fdit Hove deptei , t to t'..e Porte to prop•tf •an antra&le acmrr.mo dation• R.:joich s • a: I.yetts to honour of the t•ew arninfe.- latent& Aratout date of the pu'tlic mind ou atic..tont of the procrallitation ur th• Lonfrreoc,• at An. e; S. MARCH. t. Preplan:Anna at St. T0,.7 I tr. Lir .1 lA' - lacy c.m6rnl. c,aict -elect with rtic Nzbob or Arcot b i r the hi:Aram ;ea.:mime. a. 11. , 11.11414tw0 ut the c. l'in s ee of Anhalr S ri.l•cr.rg 1 . 141:11 . "•t44. .11r. Of l ow ire in hi. Sezt e . Leath ut (Nike rd .Ikdrird. 4. Mr. k, Lion, a Meadhs (Pae;iar , •-t, tl ‘ e •-rtiment win pay a i t 5. 1...1 the ilio.VCll , lo/9f at .tati.a.aa Ovate brakes ate •tgi a Jr. 6. f.om ratia &ILL, jtal nutubcrs al Arras take paxpaxiotkttapital S. Conferences relating to the Indemnifications. Alarms at • St. James's, and M. Otto Minifter Pletipotentiary to the ° Bagdat on account of the inroads of the &doubt Arabs, who Vented States. Differences between Holland and Barbary endeavnur to propog Ile a new d etrinc. finally adjulted. Addreffes to Bonaparte from an quarters ot re. (teadat....o: in a flat , ot it etunion. A.ftivc preparations France, voting hint Chief Could for life. 16. Paris Journ.:ls officially announce' the furrender of at he! einereto race ports 1.0 G reat ii. Eue..-al of the Duke o: B.L.1:00. Drury-lone Theatre Touffaint and Deffolines. Plague continues to make great re ran for toe CV, 3:111k, :11 a :Olin. my 4 r.f i net to his memory. : (rages in Fgypt-makes its appearance at Conßaetinopl and Pet:pout:on nude to t!..: prineird sov, reigns of bu opt by the i Smyrna. Emperor of Ruffia to procure on ea ibliftmunt for it.: French IS. Bey* raife a formidable force in Egypt againft the Porte. Princes. Proclamation of the Italian Government, fur:Adding I Funeral of Lord Lonfdale. the ufc ofti,l.s. I 19. The Gazette announces the appointment of lord Whit -13. A.:cot:ars arc reetived of the promulgation of the N.w `worth as Arnbaffador Extraordinary nd Plenipotentiary to Sw C. Government. The ink:datum. el 11. r:.e make strong I the French Republic War in St. Domingo not fiuillted by the rcprefentvions :o the French Governinnot, or. account of the furrender of ou.ihe Pan fapprefrid by the Hel v e tic Re nt. movements ut the French troop t. Confute T of ff t 13. A new conflitittinn organized in Switzerland. More public. troops fent front France to St. Domingo. Gold medal ftruck 12. Dreadful ravages committed by waves in the Cartons in honour of tile Duke of Bedlifd by the Board of Agriculture of La Lande. in London. 23. Infurredion in Sierra Leone quelled. Mr. Sh erirlan i s . Si umnre, variedly prepared, found In tNe fulatereaneous gives notice in the Houfe of Commons of his intend ed motion Caverns of the Me of Tenet - if, prefentud to the M ufeum of relative to the Proceedings in the Corneae. Bourdeaux. 24. Partial Infu•reetion In the South of France. a 6. Mr. Fox's Eutre, - ium on the Duke of Bedford in the 28. Parliament prorogued by his Majefty. Anniverfary of Hoof, of Commons- Bonaparte** appointment to the Pre& the Preach Revolution fixed for the inauguration of the Chief ii. n:y of the Italian Republic formally announced to the Dist Conful for life 29. The Gazette contains an official account of the Kies of of Ra...;bon. IS. Inteilicenee that the Trench Naval Expedition bad at laR Sardinia's refignation of his Crown to his Brother,the Duke of arrived et ht. Domingo. The Courts of Berlin and Vienna 1 Aoft. Treaty between the Emperor of Raffia and the Xing. cone tul_te the Chief Confol of : . rare on his appointment of Spain. to tte Przlidcncy of the Ital:an Republic. , 30. Parliament ditrolsed. Aft of Acedlinn to the Definl. 19. Advice received that the landing of the Frenthiamps _ Svc Treaty on the part of the Porte received at Paris. St. Domingo bad bean optofed by TouiTaint. Cape! . JULY. burnt by the Negroes. T!.e Citizens of London affmnbkd al 6. The Eleffilon for London began. The Wefttninfter Cumin n Hall, and refolved to petition Parliament for a repeal ' Eledlion alto commenced; at which Mr. Graham, an Audio or the Income Tax. neer, Railed as Candidate. 10. Accounts received of a frefh Infurredlion in the Mond 13. The Ele.ftion for Middlcfcx began. of Guadaloupe, where all the Will es were maffaertld. The at. Accounts were received of I ream flamelike pined by Par- Ptris Papers contain Copses of Proclamations iffued in the wan Oglou over the Turkifh tronps.--Alfo that the King of name of Bonaparte to the Inhabitants of St. Domlngo, anfi to j Fruila Lad fent a Minifter to the Hatallialadetia: tied that Touffaint Louverture. S. Ferrand Waddington, a hop met- I the Prince of Orange had ITIIOIIIICMIII44IIIaeII ato the fame. chant, and foreitallee of that article, yiol-otly afraults Mr. -A dreadful Accident happened at the Docks in the Me of lien, a King's Serjesnt at 1.2 w, in the town of Maldftone, for ' Dogs: a dam, called the C.fre-dam, pee way, by which eight having, as be commie:4, (poke too freely of him in the cootie ' perfons, who were at work in the erwevaeon, were 'lnftantly of a trial. drowned by the water rulhirg UpoflthCM. at. Courpiracv at Tobago .lifcovered and prevented. De- 26. Letters from Turin Rated that the FUR OMNI bad an putic, Crum the Vail its to Berne complain of their country be- flexed Piedmont to France. The fiat Coded refolved upon Al take, porzifion of by the French troops,and the threatened reirftirig the bonne depredations of the Barbary States. dant crobennent of th, ir territori a 29. The lonrcontefted Eladlion for Mildlefez terminated ; 45. The Inhabitants of the Borough of Southwark rcfolve to this being tie lath day on which the polling could, according pe:;:ion fir the repeal of ;he income Tax. to Azt of Parliament go on. The Sheri ff s declared Mr. Byng a 6. Much rpm:lotion it Cadiz relating to an unhnoWn and S i r Francis Ba rtlett duly eleeled. Sir Francis was then • Maitol Prifona, on board a alp of war in that port, to be concluded to town by an imatenfe cavalcade.-Reeeived ac• coeveyed to the Prefidasey of south America. Extraordinary counts from Conftantinople, eta War being carried on between robbery it Chasdos4treet. Ruda and Perfia. 27. The Definitive Trct•y of Pea: e is Sgned at Amiens. 30. Received an account that the Dey of Algiers had tires a9. Proclamation pohliflo-,1 by Gen , :al Leclerc to the lob,' tened to declare war againft alt Europe.-Letters fromAncona hitarts of St. De:Dingo, which produced little or no cfrel. In- announced the surrender of that Fortrefs to the Papal troops. terettingProclamatton,publned by the Emperor of Rutßa,witb AUGUST. a view to weed the liberties:of his fuhjeets by allowing lands to 6. The Dutch Government propofed to pals an AR of in be purchaferl without peafant'. The Chancellor of the Exche- annuity for all political offences, except that of having borne quer gig. , notice of Isis intention to repeal the Income Tax. arms sgainft the Republic. The I lode of Commens. in 4 Commit.ce of Supply, grants a 1. Received agaccount of the Confervadire Senate having Cam to 1.. ` ray the arrears of tio Ci ti I Lift. paled a decree for appointing Bonaparte Chief Centel for life. go. The Defiuitive *I teary of Peace, figned by the Plaipo. 9. A new Plan was drawn out for organi:ing the French Res tendaria of his Britannic Mrjelty, of France, Spain, and the public, by which almoft the whole power of th e State um Batavia,. Repubtic i receiverl in London. Rejoicings Frame placed in the bands of the Firft ConfuL-Acenents Weft re on this nee:Soo. ceived of Infurredions attempted among the Negro Slaves in 30. Tema of the Definiive Treaty. Farther accounts of the Southern States of North America. the joy produced by this event. Mr. Manners Sutton's motion to. In confequence of the angry Note in the French pedal for th • appointing:re of a VCEI Committee, to examine Into Paper, charging Government with harbouring and encouraging the claim. of the Priam: of Wales, Witte:ling the lt,venues of the .Deiniesof France, the Funds fell about si pa Cent. and a the Duchy of Cornwall, is negatived by a majority els). geoadrumour prevailed, that War would again break oat be- APR IL. tweed both Countries. 4. Lot d Kenyon, Chief Juftiee of the King's Bench, din at is. Tile Reports that France meditated the Partition of Tar` Bath. ii the 6oth year of his age. key were oilcloth contiodidted..-Accoutna from the French as. '1 he Paris Pavers meant so account of the comment- Genteel Lekepn fe Rated ' that Tranquillity we. ttk°rlti In l cation to the Leginad la ve Body of the Concordat mreen the tie Sand of Gnadaloupe.--Seceived alfo, the Account of a French Government and bit Holinefs Pius VII. Interchanged , Treaty having been concluded between France and Roil& on the loth of December, aor. Sir Francis Bordett's moan ~,___M L I , nra ,,_, having broke out in, the Commune of Be ta an Enquiry into the Condud of Ws Malefty's late bilothao "'"'"' ' a ' 7:: :" / management of tic Police was given up to is negatived bi a majority of zoo. the Military. 13. The Secretary at War brings forward Ids Plan for the so. Great Rsjoicinp took plate at Paris upon tba Prociama• future Organization of the Militia. don of the &tunic &mast Csofidhas. I y Sir Edward Law is crested Baron Ellenborough, and 11 Violent outrages were committed by a large body of appointed Chief Jolliet of the Court of King's Bench. working Shipwrights and Caulkers, at Deptford. a 9. News arrives from St. Domingo of Touffahat being shad- 14. The Ofikers of Police at Paris entered the Delke-books doped by number. of his belt troops. and Reading-roams, what they feised every Engla Native s°. Ihe Sheriffs of lemdoo addrefs the Prince of Wales en pa they 'odd and, and gave direftions that they lhoold not la the reject of their abfence from the Civic Feftival on latter ethe any more of than. Mooday. as. Accounts were received that tbe Primo of Owe bad os. The Ratification cf the Definitive Treaty, by eke Courts formally renounced the dignity of Stadtkolder, and abandoned of Madrid and the Hague. art yes in London. all claims to his territorial Property in Holland. 2/. 'fie Gazette contains kis Majelly's Proclamation for ad ' Received the Declaration °' the Fir* Cm" and the p o oog s j ad the p ew , sa d fi t , a Day a Thaiskrothi ~, ada . Emperor ofßeflia, by which they took man themfelves to Bo irate the fame. ona Plan of Indemnities for the German Empire.--Iteceived e.g. Notice is gam at the feveral ports that Ids Moiety, Oro, the Account of the French Minifter Gamest Labia Moir( Licaus is no longer neceffary to enable Anna Subjeas to go . de P ected ahrt4tl T fmtn " lam ' to France . Holland, ire. 27. The Weft India Docks, in the Ilk of Dow, wereoperted 29 , c o ko at i oo ad,. Peace a h ms h oot t h e m etansa ll s. ..„ airlift a Taft ananblage of fpedators; and a Rae alp. called Splendid Woneilladone, y at M. Otto's, the French the Henry Addington, decorated with colours of all the nation* Ambaffador. Two perfasare killed by the falling dm urn In the world* was admitted into the great baton. from the ea fide of the New March to the Strand. SF.PTEMB - ft. MAY. 9. Received Accounts that the Patriots in Switzerland had 3. The French Papers received. contain sit Ado( Grace rte commenced Haßkitim agalnft the fm-dicat Helvetic Clew "' fpething the Emigrants. Various important Debates takeplar.e nit in both H ufes of Parliament, preparatory to the fall aka- 10. Received the News of the Delivery of Martinique to the Ron of the Definitive Treaty of Peace. Preach. 9. The Secretary at War beings forwards Plan for the Rio is. The Day of Algiers mental an Oilers: fent by Sum &idiots or the Army. p 13. Both Houfa of Parliament dlf-urs the Texas of the De-pate, to demand Eatisfadtioa for the Infunts offered to France; and readily &belated to all the demands made by the Firl Bolden Treaty. In the Upper Hoare, Lord Gremille moved Conful. an Addrefs, to tie tenor of which the Duke of Norfolk 14. The Gazette announced that the Ottoman Porte had paid an Amendment 1 this was affirmed by a seniority of ten, granted the fame Freedom to Enid& Verdi to navigate in the and the original Modoo was negatived whitest a divifion. In Black Sea, as was allowed to the raoft favoured Nslona the Commons. Mr. Windham moved an Addrds, to width ss. A dreadful Fire happened at Liverpool, whirl dellroyed Lord Hownelbory prepared an Amendment. The s oe ftt oo we:thwarts aud property to the amount of near half a million. was dewed till three &cloak. when i t was sdjamwsr The so. Letters from Vienna mention the rubnalfllon of Pafrwan next day the lubjeth was refianed, and after faecal ether ° f ie* * end el hie "'dog nreived • Pardon fins , the Grand : 1 Anteedments had beat negatived , Lord liawkettnary's was sa g nior. maied in the 'Sanative. 11. A fulpoolion teams took place between the fmall Can- 13. The Paris Papers bring the news of the Fri Conies tons an d tic Helvetic Government -M' Garnetin akeaded its realeCtion for ten years. Accounts arrive of tic emelt of Cap- his Balloon from St. Oeorge's Parade : and after going op to tan Mudge, of the Coaftanos frigate, and pan of his mew, ot an amazing height, drop down by a Parachute.-'fbe Fare. Liflaran. sot Alexander ordered the toff s fultaincd by BMA fubjeds so. The Pans journals to the tSth Rue, that on the meal- ti e& the "Meter lea d ea 'he" tip* by Pal * m he made' ' 1 ing day, In a Committee on the Rate of the Colordes, it was Emil A ✓ecommended to =tome the w ave T ra d e , sa a n ai a d aa d a . 2 3 • Decree of the French Government ordered that all, the Monarchy. Proprietors of Lands in St. Domingo, who were then in Europe, 15- M. Otto receives *courier from Paris with difpatehes, Lieald_lce_s_feeditatMT return thither, =dm pudic m the leads containing overtures foe fettling a Commercial Treaty with ii•inf " , " 1 "" w_ "'''' Great Britaid. A Mr.Colben is appointed Commercial Coen- 27. Accounts of Beth difturbanees in Switzerland were at enifiloner. ceived. OCTOBbIt. tti f inoous id. Mr. Pitts Birthday celebrated with great fpiendour at I. Accounts from Philadelphia and Baltimore Rated, that tie Merchant Taylor's Hall. Accounts from Sr. flamingo rem. fever hill cont i nue d to rag- there. fait the dangerous Intuition of the Preach Army. 3. The Helvetic troops were defeated by the Patriots under ji: NE. the walls of Berm, from which place the Governante retreat t. Die of Hungary opened by :he Emperor. Piedmont en- ed to Ladome. nerdto tee Italian Renuldic. 'lhankfriving Day obferved 6. .k Proclamation was publifital by Bonapa t• to the Swift with the dual cer,mortals. Mr. Nichols moves for infer- Cantons, In which be told them be was the Mediator who formation relative to the depofition of the Nabob of the Cu. would fe t t le all Miele Milec l ace a nude. The Papers sari Documents upon the fianed are or- Ix. Mr. Moore, of' the Secretary of State's °Mee, left town dead to be priuted. for the Continent, on a keret ration. 3. Plan ,t a Conft:tution for Switzerland preknted to the Is ' ,Received,,...,..... sec ' s.tl ,..„ cd lececff" gained by the Cmieitcatt Notables by the Cenu.n:tee for Berne. Shock of an earth- "'P i d '''""•••"""'" quake felt at Genoa. letaigenee natal Tangiers of an engage. 17. Further accounts ftated,that as loon as Donaparte' • Pro noun la, tween the Emperor of Morocco a n d Ins Nephew, in donation was mark known in the Pay( de Vand, the lie v e tic obi It the lager was deft aced . army declared they would tint fight ago till their Coll.dr‘ tarn 4. Mt %Isjety's Binh-day of ernal with the ufual demon- at the command of • foreign Power, mid ouniedia:th abfband- ' Ration. of joy. - cd them/elves. 7. A I tied of the Turkint A tnhafrador at F.,ria. Moo of U. The Diet of Sawn", reprefaning the Pattook Commis. • Argyle's Ca.l;e at Rofencath harm to t',e exeunt!. The p a . fent a manly and dignified anfwer to Bo.Laparte's Pro:lama ion. ris Papas con:m.lict the reports 0: a tonfpirscr againft D o py. 26. Win. Codling, Grorge Eafterby. and Wm. NI farluw, para. - were tried at the Old Bailey, and capitally convicted of fie Wog 11. Bonaparte enroy3 at the re:env:on of the King of a ve i l at Ps ; of which the fiat was the Captalii,•: .1 the two Euorta.wl.o h...J written margin." i....tz..., :Lti .he Concordat lane' Owners, with • view to defraud the Unskro....rs. 9. itej. relays at Lonftenunople on a c L: i 0: the Canclufion NU V EMBI R. , of the Deem r+•. Treaty. Grand mi:•.. ry Parade at Paris on 4. Received accounts of the free ••h mono. Weiler en-red . reeorimg their ciners tothe iti Regiment re A; tees. Renew. Switzerlarid.a.The celebrated M. lk Cakinne dud it Par., on eel t:t.artra cc. at Corte. isstrlhe ea.:. rr .., dof an infur. t he l l' h of °Heber ' i e :!soli at the ifluid of Dor li ll ica. torn i repara•ions ale 6. General AwdreoS, the new French Ambaltolor, arti.e.l rn...'.e 1., a rate meeting of he Emperar Alexander and the in London. Log of Prufr.a, at Menial. ..kber.(ecn. on the eveningto. a 11. Barlow , 114. was appointed tor the Cart of 11,. so. Riot al of hl. Majeity's birth- iretolM Governor-(:ea Tad of frail. to It.::: ed Lerd V:1 U. 'I 0 . day, to which I.r:e lives were loft. ( -Mr. Steel, of Clatberme-l+.reet.httand, was fami batbaroat- 1 s i 4. Geom.! Atilt - coin a, pointed ainthalradot to the Coon of 1 1, .murdered °ll /kmallme Heath. 14. Received accounts that the Diet at Schwitt tad &NMI itfelf, after rro:ciling againft the conduct of En d s. .—The lint Cupful took 'poiferiluti of the I.ltothy of Parma. 16. The New Parliament not, when Mr. Abbott wag again chofen Speaker of the Heufe of Cimsmnis Nu hufinefs waa done fur Come days hut the ['wearing in of Members. s 7. General Andreofli Was pi-cleated at Court, and deliver ed his credeiniils to the King. IA. Colonel Defp.:rd, and favcrai other perfons, (lime of them frills labourers, and lame fiddlers in the Guard*. who had been taken up on the t3th, at a puhlie•houfe, in Lambeth. we; e eras ninird before the Privy Council on charges of High Treafm.— Lord Whitworth, Ambaffadur from this country to France, ar rived a! Paris. 23. His lki.sjefty went down to the Midi of p eers , and made a nlOll. gracious Speech to both Houks of Parliainctit. A ter which, fume very interating debates took place, both in the Lords and Coninuo.s. 25. News arrived of s cry unfavourable accounts being re , ecited at Paris trout a Doraingo.—All the patriotic Leaders iu Switzerland were urafted. Ca_ tam Codling, co via of fink sag the brig Adventure, of Lrighton, was burg at Execution Dock, puissant to his fattener. • 19. Johofor, the noted fmuggler, mad.. a mai efcape from the Fleet Pri i I Ds.,is and veia,,,, Ws afrociates, were commi tsd fur trial, on a clitage of TIVArOII DLLEN;BER: a. The Houfe of Commons, In a Corn Mine of Supply 20trd 50p00 Ceara= for the ft trice of the king year. 2. The Vote of sc , a o fc‘men Was Ittottsly oppofed in the Honk of Commun.. 3. The Bey of Tunis fent to congrAtulato Bonaparte OD his cicciiort to tilt ConfulAte fur life. _ . . 6. Received an account that Coun: S:ahrembery, the finlie. rtal Minllia to our Cour:, WAI ordered to cult Paris within 14 hours.—A Petition wa, pr.:fatted to the Houle of Commons from Mr. Mainwaring, cemplaining cf the els...Rion of hi: Francis Burdett, for Middlefee, os undue. 7. Received sit account of an affray at Paris, in which. recall of the confcripts were killed by the military.—Accounts were received of violent earthen:, hes having taken place in feeeral parts of Turkey and Rudia. to. The Minilier nude a moll fa. istailory Raiment of tie finances of the crifuing year to the limit': of Commons, utile.: laying on a angle new tax. t 3. A Lill wa. introduced In the !lour: of Commons** ap. pointing. CommilSoners to enquire into Aliufes its the Departments. This Bill united a violent oppoiltion. t 4. Received secoui.ta of an carthquoite &mini happened at Algiers. 16.1 n the Conansons,a Bill was orlired to tvr brought is rot rgulating the Trade between this country and Malta. Accounts Irani Conkantinopk Rated, that the Mame. ' lucks had defeated the Turkilk troops in 1:7 eral parts of Egypt. at. The London Gazette announced the ele-eziten of the Right Hun. Henry Douai to the Peerage, tir t!:r It of i.enl Viliount Melville, as a reward for his long and fui , hto! fervlre.. 23. Account/ from the United State. of America (tate, th.: aII toleatous diftmnpers had eeafod there. a 6. Received an oxtail/ft that a detachment of Daniell trop; had taken lonia= of a part of the trattory of Lobeek—k, etived an accottnt of the French Colonel Sehaßiari having litcd Alezatdria, and cf his intending to ink. t the Mort t fort: along the Levant.—ltecelved account) that the were to be given up to France by Spain. 29. Both Hocks of Parliament adjourned to the 3d of Feb. B'R iis. On Tuefday hft, at Belmont, Hants, the Canada of • Clare.- earde, of a fun and har. On the nth init. at Beth, the L of Calueel Mow., of a daughter liedsofday laft, at Ma hook In Iferk-ltreet. Peru= knee, fle Indy of Mows John Ward, Et of the Callltreacn Regiment of Guards, of a fon. 0a Mooday let, at Link Wag, PAlddlefca, the Lodi el Lioneenant.C.olocal Drinker:ter. of a fon. Suns du, in Abingdon-Arca; Wettatlaftcr, the wife of John Beibwayjitn. FA} of a (on. MARRIED. On t►e 14th alt. Mr. Cluiftopher Perkins, of liroriests• duet, Covem.Osrden, to Mlfs Williams, only daughter of Thomas Williams, 14 at Torbay -hook I . l ardilo, Carmarthen. On Tutidey RR, nt %offerer* Surrey, Charles Watkins of the MitkUe Temple, London. Efq. to Mifs Mary IVllliants, fecund daughter of the Rev. Thomas Vilihams, view of A. 14. Mon. in arm DILL). . On the kfth ult. at Cheltenham. Thomas Onwi Efql late of the lancitilli^t Dragoons. Litt week, at Hampton-court, John I teattsrtmunt, Ecia. tits of the Ade lphi. At Bombay, on the rearing of the ten it of July, Tames Ithreta Carnac, Second Member of Council m , the Pm/diner-. He was listened in the eburch on the eveni^t of the zyth wl every honour fuite4 to Ma rank. On the morning e: lath In flower.ftreat. Ma; stl Charles S:ewart. of cue Sceond Battalion and Third Itegisairil of Naive Infantry, in the Honourable EAR India Comm y'l Service, Bnaobay. :V . l. EN Pr fiae r n - nal Men of ed • ¶ .4 t t: • v v • fy. r.Gbi! . .ty deviate from the gent•ril franct b tht ledlon of a pccurar 13, arch. the fanetton of lons eonnumed feeetis is the hen cr!ttriaa ui hivriority. Ten 'cats hare I devoted my praeklee to the escia five treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, as d the Cue-ef4fol rtitak my plan r iVC4 me a3.:kis:l4l ardour to oyp.oe as far as I ant able tft; rye:4es ft thsfe comp:sista which are Lb,: mot Irtgoo an Is the <eta . ..lgoe of Insrmitka. . . After illif:11(1011 int, every branrh a. an Arm Snryeow. (Omni a with at 3 . 1 ar!y rcrie.lnfAlec to r-c:ceindirtda als from the ianaran:c of un..lncate.! Men. or the equally dn. gerntas preclnitancy of yrneral Prac The THaLr. DttoktDr.R3, t.. The ciir.o:wh::h I kart de rail ety attetic, ,: m, conipr:‘ tVrty 1r4.11 t. of VEE;L NAI. whether of a te...nt or ken( thItatICILNIIVe All hinds DEnll whrther :pan tie habits nt . 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