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GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE.

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Price 123. in boards.
R. rABSEVATIONS on ENGLISH ARCHITEC-
%-• TURE, Military, Ecclefiaitical, and Civil, compar-d with
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of Oxford and Cambridge; ago Hiftorictal Notices of ftainel
(Mars, Ornamented Gardening, &c. with Chronological Tables,
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F.
JAH's MAN ['LE, being VERSES neea-
A-a finned the Death of that illußtious Statefinan, the Right
Hon. WILLIAM PITT. Dedicated to the Right Rcv the Lord
hilltop of Lincoln, with an additional Verfe and a Prefatory Ad-

" Yes, honour'd [bade! %QM near thy grave
• The kneed rage, and chieftain brave,
l':,e votive marble claim;
▪ O'er thy cold corfe—the public tear
s• Co )^eal'd, a chryttal Otrine mail rear,
Iraullied—as thy Name!!!" vioc LAST vat se.

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FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCH ar.

We hare received r,fficial intelligence from the
files of France and Reunion, dated o.lober 25, OW.
Thefe colonies are in a very flourilhing fituation. A
very large lopply of provifions, arrE, and merchan-
dize bad very fortunately arrived there.
The Col,nidr, penetrated with love and admira-
tion for the Emperor, had formally exprcifed the wifh
that the Ifle of Reunion (hould take the name of Ifle
Napoleon, and had requefled the Captain General to
lay this requefi at the foot of the throne.
The frigate la Semillante, Captain Motara, had
taken three rich Eneiflt prizes, in the month of
Woher.

We learn that General Dejardins, who command-
ed the fill divifion of tile ill corps of the army, and
who was removed to Landfberg, in conlequence of
a wound received at the battle of Eylau, died there
A few days after.
The Deputies from the Dutch Jews, and thofc of
Frankfort on the Main, have been admitted into the
Sanhedrin, and have declared, in the name of their
Conllituents, that they trill adhere to the dab inal
decitions of the great Sanhedrin of France and Italy.
The Prefidera anfwered both of them in Hebrew,
c,ngrattilating them upon their refolutions, and the
A ffembly alto, on feeing them in its borom, and him-
fell ltkewife, upon the occalion of having to anfwer
the co religionifts of a community, Co highly diflin.
guifhed for their known piety, and governed at re-
lent by a jolt and liberal Prince, from whom the friends
of humanity have every thing to hope abet expea*--
In fine, he felicitated himfelt upon having to congra-
tulate the Deputies of a country, where an equal
participation in the common rights of men had 1 )ng
lince rendered its inhabitants, and the Ifraelites alfo,
equally as indullrious as the tell of the Citizens. The
Prefident afterwards pronounced a (Verna fe inFrench,
which made a very fenfible impreffion upon the Af
fembly, and in which he gave a full fcope to the fen•
timents of gratitude towards the great man whom
Paovinsecs has chofen to be the inflrnment of its
benefits, and of its miracles. He exprefred very fan•
guine hopes relative ro the falutary influence which
the augult Affembly and its labours would have upon
the future deftiny of the Jews.
After having czprefted the fentiments of his eter•
nal devotion to all his colleagues who had been con-
voked by the voice of this great man, from the Pr
renees to the borders of the Main, and from the (bores
of the Adriatic to the Zuyder Zee, to tbrm a religi-
ous alterably, unparalleled in the annals of modern
Hilary—and having done juftice to the talents of the
two affeltors, he paid, in the name of the Sanhedrin,
• tribute jut* homage to the Commitl'46es of his
iglijetly the Emperor and King, viz.—M. M. Por-
talis, Mole, Pafquier, Btc. whole affiduity, zeal, and
indulgence had In powerfully contributed to the fuc-
ceis of :he c•rnmon cattle.
M. Fortado after wards propofeds that before the
Affembly feparated, they fhotild pals a vote of thanks
to the Chief of the Gland Sanhedrin, for the manner
in which he had acquitted Itialfelf of his lunation
which wab immediately adopted by acclamation. M.
Michel Berr then read the Procefs Verbal, and the
Prefident concluded by announcing that the fittings
of the Sanhedrin had doled.

FROM THE FRENCH AND DU CCH PAPERS.

ST. PIERRE, (ISLE OF OBERON) MARCI 7.

The Englifh (tip Pigmy, of at 6 tons burden, and
45 men, Captain H. Higginfon, was wrecked on the
sth intl. on the eatlern part of this ifland. The veffcl
went to ptiates—the crew were laved. TI e Captain
declared that his orders were to look into the road,
and that through the ignorance of the pilot the veffel
went ailwre. A boat belonging to one of the enemy's
critizers, which approached tor the purpofe of taking
the men off the wreck, upfet, and every one in her
was drowned.