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Monthly Chronicle.

THE PARIS ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE OF HOI-LAUD . " ¦ On the 27 th in the morning , it was generally rumoured that the troops of the Republic were in possession of Amsterdam . The people , eager to hear a confirmation of the news , flocked from all parts to the hall of the Convention , which they surrounded in such crowds that the Members could scarce get to their places . A Member observed , that there would be no end to confusion , till the official dispatches received by the Committee of Public Safety were communicated . Cafnot appeared with them in his hand amidst the loudest

applauses . The following is part of a letter from the Representatives of the People , with the army of the North , dated Amsterdam . " Treasures , magazines , arsenals , dock-yards , vessels , all are ours . We cannot compute the advantages of this glorious conquest . It gives us in the affairs of Europe a preponderancy , of which it is impossible to calculate the effects . Two of us are to depart to Paris , to give you more ample details and particulars . Every where we have been received ivith the greatest fraternity . We have sent detachments to take possession of ail the towns and strong places .

The Dutch army was reduced to 10 , 000 men . The States-General have already dispatched orders iu consequence for not making any longer resistance . The Stadtholder and family have fled , and left us quiet possessors of the whole . " Tbe French required of the Dutch , on the 27 th ult . , 000 quintals of wheat Averdupois weight , 5 , , 000 rations of hay , 200 , 000 rations of straw , 5 , 000 , 000 busiiels of corn , 150 , 000 pair of shoes , 20 , 000 pair of boots , 20 , 000 coats and

waistcoats , 40 , 000 pair of breeches , 150 , 000 pair of pantaloons , zod , ooo shirts , and 50 , 000 hats . To be delivered likewise , within two months , 12 , 000 oxen . These different objects are to be delivered at Thiel , Nimeguen , and Bois-Ie-Duc , at three different times . By some it is understood , that the Dutch are to . be repaid in assignats , when their alliance with the French Republic is consolidated . The above , when thrown into English measure and estimation , may be calculated at the value below , £ Sterling .

Wheat - 50 , 000 Qrs . at 50 s each 125 , 000 Hay - 3 85 , 715 Lds . — 4 I . — I 54 . 3 ° 4 Straw - 1 , 000 Lds . — 35 s . — i , 75 » Corn - - 625 , 000 Qrs . — 20 s . — 625 , 000 Shoes « - 150 , 000 Pr . — 4 s . ¦— - 30 , 000 Boots - 20 , 000 Pr . — 15 s . —¦ 15 , 000 Coats - 20 , 000 «— 25 s . — 25 , Waistcoats - 20000 — 12 s . — 12006

, , Breeches - 40 , 000 Pr , ¦— 15 s . . —• 30 , 000 Pantaloons - 150 , 000 — 20 s . — - 150 , 000 Shirts - 200 , 000 6 s . '— - 60 , 000 Hats - 30 , 000 — 10 s . 15 , 000 Oxen » J 2 , ooo « _ - J 61 . — 102 , 000

Total , £ 1 , 403 , 054 N . E . The quintal of wheat , estimated at two bushels , produces , at that rate ^ 50 , 000 quarters . The hay and straw is computed at 10 I . for each ration . The corn is taken at the English measure of eight bushels the quarter .

FRENCH CONVENTION . In the sitting of the French Convention on the gth of January , an order was tviade for celebrating the anniversary of the death of the last King of the French , Which happened on the 21 st of January . A motion was made and carried , that Gen . Kellerman should be employed in the service of the country . ' It was also decreed , that Gen , Miranda should be set at liberty , T i

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Untitled Article 1
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, OR GENERAL AND COMPLETE LIBRARY. Article 2
ANECDOTE, Article 4
ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE STADTHOLDERSHIP OF HOLLAND. Article 4
INSTANCES OF RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE. Article 5
THE NEWSPAPER. Article 7
A SERMON PREACHED AT GREENWICH, ON THE FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, JUNE 24, 1774, Article 8
HYDROPHOBIA CURED BY VINEGAR. Article 15
THE FREEMASON. No. II. Article 16
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE RELIGIOUS AND MILITARY ORDER OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS' OF ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM. Article 18
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 22
DEVONSHIRE ANECDOTE. Article 23
ANECDOTE OF GOVERNOR BOYD. Article 23
ACCOUNT AND DESCRIPTION OF THE CHAPEL OF ROSLIN, &c. * Article 24
ACCOUNT OF SHAKSPEARE's CRAB-TREE. Article 29
NEW EXPERIMENT IN AGRICULTURE. Article 30
AN ENQUIRY INTO THE ORIGIN AND MEANING OF SEVERAL CANT TERMS AND PHRASES IN USE IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Article 31
THE EFFECT OF SUDDEN PREFERMENT IN LOOSENING ANCIENT CONNEXIONS. Article 33
NATIONAL CHARACTER. Article 38
MR. TASKER'S LETTERS Article 39
CONSECRATION OF THE LODGE OF UNANIMITY, No. 136, AT COLTISHALL, IN NORFOLK. Article 40
LIFE OF THE RIGHT REVEREND JOHN EGERTON, LATE LORD BISHOP OF DURHAM. Article 41
SINGULAR WORDS. Article 44
THE IRON MASK. Article 45
DOMESTIC MANNERS OF THE DUTCH. Article 47
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. Article 48
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 54
POETRY. Article 55
A ROYAL ARCH SONG. Article 56
ODE FOR THE NEW YEAR, Article 57
THE HORSE TO HIS RIDER; AN ELEGY, Article 58
EPIGRAM Article 60
ICE CREAM. Article 60
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 60
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 65
Untitled Article 72
LONDON : Article 72
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 73
PRICES OF BINDING PER VOLUME. Article 73
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Monthly Chronicle.

THE PARIS ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE OF HOI-LAUD . " ¦ On the 27 th in the morning , it was generally rumoured that the troops of the Republic were in possession of Amsterdam . The people , eager to hear a confirmation of the news , flocked from all parts to the hall of the Convention , which they surrounded in such crowds that the Members could scarce get to their places . A Member observed , that there would be no end to confusion , till the official dispatches received by the Committee of Public Safety were communicated . Cafnot appeared with them in his hand amidst the loudest

applauses . The following is part of a letter from the Representatives of the People , with the army of the North , dated Amsterdam . " Treasures , magazines , arsenals , dock-yards , vessels , all are ours . We cannot compute the advantages of this glorious conquest . It gives us in the affairs of Europe a preponderancy , of which it is impossible to calculate the effects . Two of us are to depart to Paris , to give you more ample details and particulars . Every where we have been received ivith the greatest fraternity . We have sent detachments to take possession of ail the towns and strong places .

The Dutch army was reduced to 10 , 000 men . The States-General have already dispatched orders iu consequence for not making any longer resistance . The Stadtholder and family have fled , and left us quiet possessors of the whole . " Tbe French required of the Dutch , on the 27 th ult . , 000 quintals of wheat Averdupois weight , 5 , , 000 rations of hay , 200 , 000 rations of straw , 5 , 000 , 000 busiiels of corn , 150 , 000 pair of shoes , 20 , 000 pair of boots , 20 , 000 coats and

waistcoats , 40 , 000 pair of breeches , 150 , 000 pair of pantaloons , zod , ooo shirts , and 50 , 000 hats . To be delivered likewise , within two months , 12 , 000 oxen . These different objects are to be delivered at Thiel , Nimeguen , and Bois-Ie-Duc , at three different times . By some it is understood , that the Dutch are to . be repaid in assignats , when their alliance with the French Republic is consolidated . The above , when thrown into English measure and estimation , may be calculated at the value below , £ Sterling .

Wheat - 50 , 000 Qrs . at 50 s each 125 , 000 Hay - 3 85 , 715 Lds . — 4 I . — I 54 . 3 ° 4 Straw - 1 , 000 Lds . — 35 s . — i , 75 » Corn - - 625 , 000 Qrs . — 20 s . — 625 , 000 Shoes « - 150 , 000 Pr . — 4 s . ¦— - 30 , 000 Boots - 20 , 000 Pr . — 15 s . —¦ 15 , 000 Coats - 20 , 000 «— 25 s . — 25 , Waistcoats - 20000 — 12 s . — 12006

, , Breeches - 40 , 000 Pr , ¦— 15 s . . —• 30 , 000 Pantaloons - 150 , 000 — 20 s . — - 150 , 000 Shirts - 200 , 000 6 s . '— - 60 , 000 Hats - 30 , 000 — 10 s . 15 , 000 Oxen » J 2 , ooo « _ - J 61 . — 102 , 000

Total , £ 1 , 403 , 054 N . E . The quintal of wheat , estimated at two bushels , produces , at that rate ^ 50 , 000 quarters . The hay and straw is computed at 10 I . for each ration . The corn is taken at the English measure of eight bushels the quarter .

FRENCH CONVENTION . In the sitting of the French Convention on the gth of January , an order was tviade for celebrating the anniversary of the death of the last King of the French , Which happened on the 21 st of January . A motion was made and carried , that Gen . Kellerman should be employed in the service of the country . ' It was also decreed , that Gen , Miranda should be set at liberty , T i

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