... : -OCTOER .12 . . On Monday lai the Meinbers f, ibat-hioghly laudable hiftitution the 6iRTSgA B'RtFIcF:4 SoctETY,. . lnhleA t th};rIO1 : SOcztrT, aeinlable d'at thir Half' rito'ld; ,Rope Walk, from which place they twent in procelion' -to Sit. :Geore'-slCha' `* -a molt excellent and- apprdpri-te 'errhon .as preacbedlby the Rev. Mr. Hoyle.- after which they returned to their Hall, and about two ...

... Jbal 33iograpDp. INTERESTING MEMOIRS a OF THE GALLANr t CAPTAIN MILLER, OF 2'E THESEUS. t The Public having been much intcreacd in the unfortunate termination of the-Ihort, but e brilliant career of the late Captain RalP'ib Wil-n lett Miller, we have no doubt but it will be gratified by th'e following few particulars of his life we have been able to colleCt. He was born in Newv York the 24th ...

... IYENN4 ,.4r f4i to According to t 9ccu aunts of the sth and ir, 7th infl. fromorh& Royal.lHighnefs the Arch- *1. duke Charles, it appeiAr that the enemy who were liofted at Freudenfladt, Homberg, and _ 1eufadt, moved and attacked a part of his Royal Highnefs' army with great fokce at Alpierfbach, Friedberg, and Turwangen, and at the fame time ordered their advanced polls to march towards Sulz ...

... , .,rbc 1. our wal,, ive have receivcd fatiher .lei I., ts of the damage dorie by the -l;rd of .R Ae. i} 1. I'S ;4ti4U -1 V~i~ 111~ne 13,A-| : ;niT ult. 'The Bridge of Whi:til-ne, rtc water of Feugh, wes carried ufF; Cm feveral acres of the adjoining farm v foil was waQbad away, leaving no- ~;~t . : t brre gravel and ftones- The Bridge built at Ballater Ihared the farre fate, w-hi' i- ...

... I TuX day's and TYednefday's Po/l. I yaws~ J LWil W'V GUICIG/UtJ J LlOflIiW, DctM 6. o N| Wednefday, the treafure taken in the C I. two Spanifh galleons was depofited in 'r n eht BanL. At ten o'clock the waggoes were e received at Kenfington by the grenadier de- P a tachment of the Guards. The proceflion a then moved on in the following order tI if Band of mufic; h f- A detachment of Guards i ...

... I , LoPtion, April 17- w: 1EIE1Hamburgh mai! due on Sunday a- T 'rived this morning. The alion on the 2sth betreen the Archduke and joutdam was moft complete. The French were beaten r in every point-their lofs is eftimated at 4000 lkilled, and 6o0o wounded or prifontere. Ge- neral Ferino and two other Generals are a- mong the wnonded. No aftion appears to have taken place on the 28th. Jourdan ...

... SATURDArs POST I paIimrntamrp JtaUgent. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, 7.nne 24. -1SHE order of the day for taking his IMajefty's Meffage of Friday laft into confideration being moved and read, Lord Grenville moved an Addrefs upon it, which was agreed to. Counfel were then called to the bar, and proceeded to examine witneffes in fupport of the Slave Limitation Bill.-.Adjourned. HOUSE or COMMONS. ...

... ewlbuWgi), Jfeb. 6. On Saturday lalt, the firlt divifion of thr Argylefliire Fencibles, commanded by Cal, Clavering, marched into Belfafl from Enni- &killen. Sunday, Mr Ewing, who lately refignea his charge as one of the Minifters of Lady Glenorchy's Chapel, preached in the Circus to a crowded congregation, when Captain Haldane was appointed one of the Paftors ol the Itinerant Society, for the ...

... ,L0110011, x 8. The Government 0± Hamburgh has found it neceffary to protell againti the charge brought againit that city, of being the ren- dezvous and headquarters for the propaga- tion of Japobinifin throughout the North of Europe, and declare that, after all ti. .ar in- quiries upon' the ftthje&, they have reafon to think the infinuatioss ill founded. They feelu very much alarmed at the ...

... - 0t1f 4R - - - I T. 1&UI W PIi tt_'4ot9Us x- ' x * s- e At eleven o'clock lall night, i8 perfors were apprehended at a houfe in Lanuls .Con- t duit Paffage, Red Lion-fquare, by Meffrs Y Townfend, Macmanus, Sayers. and otiher 0 officers, under a warrant from the Duke of d Portland, and were brouvht to the Secretary d of State's Office, on a charge, it is faid, of Is affembling as a Society of ...

... _-i I l L R I C ?? it HlOUSE. oF RiEPRESENTAiiW' I'tS. licJe, jwt! e ?? ?? 1 eh ef'denr Iid before the Houfe Of 1 Ttepi rc n talives of th.e Unired States, dif- pa i e r!adI received fron-, the American 'mb-i Pedr at Pa ris -i'M7u s S . C Ui- Dnu!-,z called uip is erelt'utionle, - s ie Pe fio. idcnt to lay before the t uit' - es tc't information as lhe ?? re- I w condu*I that lhad been ...

... INEWS BY THE HAMBBURGH MAIL. NAPLES, June 20. The preparations for war are revived lhcre with redoubled affivity. All perfons who are young enough and able, even the clergy not excepted, are required to take up armis to maintain internal tranquility, while the re- e gular troops march to the frontiers. The e anfver which the courier lately difpatched to Paris (hall bring back wvill be decifive ...