s ,- _ . I NEWS BY TMl HAMBURGH MAILS. 1 1 1 _ ?? I . CONVST7iNTIVTOPLE, Aug. 20. b Within there few days a Proclamation has been made public, which Buonaparte iffued t in the Arabic language, on his landing in e Egypt. The following is a faithful tranfla- tion of it g " In the n

, 0 1N 1) ( 1, D uly 23. T!I c lt r . from Lo :Si. V- innC ?? ilcet by tilO Le2(O o vc,-tinrd iy lriang 12. nvetsrepet6;iur ?? Xtrij:: la. Ti:e; crr-c1 of the ?? u ltajri ;: is '0ll ffi 1 t 0r ill ra e- :2vY 1are, :1 tito 0o '1C!C ilnoric 1cI2ti Ijave bee;n ?? on1 ?? ! fr. yeledi

LOIIDOIX, DM 17- NEWS BY TrE HAMBURGH MAIL. VIENNVAY, Nov. 28. A courier arrived here this day from a great German Court, whole dil'patches are underftood to be of niuch importance. We are affured, that if France does not manifeft a more accommoaating difpolition in points highly

DUBLiL, July 23. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has n been ?? to order a dilcontin.ance for the P prefent of the Court Martial at the Barrack. g The Right Hon. Geo. Ogle was this day c returned, without oppofition, for the city of r Dublin, in the room of the late Right Hoon

AFFAIRS iN IRELAND. HOUSE oF COMMONS. Fridaya, juttne 27. The Aitorney General, after fome prefa- tory obfervations, moved for leave to bring in a bill to prevent the return to this king- dom of all perfons, who either in confequence of a commutation of lentence, a&ual convic- Li

Fiiday's and Saturday's Pops. INTELLIGENCE fromn FRANCE. B'>'HIS morning French papers to the 27ti h ifliant -were received. The following are thle principaal contents: -Accordling to the Frerch accountas the tranflports att.ch-d to the Toulon fleet failed from Malta on the i6th

Cbfinburgb, yAM- 31- A letter from a foldier in the light corn- tc pany of the Coldifream regiment of foot I1 guards, to his brother, dated Margate, May et 24th, after Rtating the fuccefs which had at- n tended the late fecret expedition, adds, " WVe ni marched back to the'fleet,

INTELLIGENCE fromn FR ANCE. Paris papers are received to the 2d infi. The new Conflitution has not yet been offi- cially announced. The Paris papers give Iomne plans of it, which they fay are to be in- mrediately brought forward. Rumours of begociations for peace are fill continu

SATURDAK's POST. 1Lont3on, Der. 10. Morning Paper flates advices to have . been received by yeflterday's mail, "1 thatthe Court of Denmark has at length joined the Coalition, and entered into a treaty. of offeniive and defenfive Alliance with Great Britain and Rufflia againft the

IN iTELIGENCE firom FRANCE. This morning Paris papers were received to the 20th inflant. We are forry to find that they contai n an account of the total fub- jdgration of the Swifs. It appears that the Bernefe fought with uncommon ardour and perfeverance, and it was not till afte