... i3ortomou, d) stlegrapD, .Zk? - - - - - ?? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ?? ?? - - - ?? C The commencement of the Campaign by the batt'e fi lately .ftlight in Italy is, according to the Gatette Ex- d fraordinary of Monday laft, moft aufp icious to the h Allies. GeneralMe'a§ having driven the French fromn rr their very drongly entrenched pofitionrt of Terra de lt la Buona, Monte Notte, &sc. mut ...

... JftbaI yfo tnaI POR2'SMunia, PORTS.7yOUCfE, I A? j On Monday laftA Court Marial %v Isheld |on ?? Majeft~y's flip GWidiator, in this harbour, fon rd ths ] Courttafti. Ift sbe I Iar fo the, trial of, a Marinel belonging to IHis Majefty;*s ufe fhip Prince, for firiking Serjeant Burt, of the Marines. ig Prefident, Rear-Admiral Sir R-. BxcaaLTOrN, Bart. The Prifoner being found guilty, he was ...

... ..EGrYr- Th French official journal cotiriissan a! if7s of 5b diffirj'iht articles relative tb the evactiation of Egypt. 1- It appears from this (for it cbntaiiis -little fm6e than f a catalogue of thee different articles) that the~princip-alV terms firll'propofed by the French Plenipotentiaries - eve, thatithe Porte ihould reftore whatever conquefts it ?? make from Frarice; that the relations ...

... I 4no~the objeas of Reform in this country, we it. have'loi~g thiougft daht -the ?? -of 6ilr Univer- an fities, on 'which depedncfs thielfire; of tlhe rifing ge-- kal, neration, .1lood conlrpicuoufly prominent. Wi',at-the es iz' eives of Dr. Kftisd' ould not Ali I',fhei'awfs a'f- p kpt&'f the tiiises,' and .the'godid'fenfe vf the heads of, ,~the Uni-verfity of Oiford, will in a thort time ...

... Lon,00:11. -SATURDAY, JUNE 7.--Y-EXPREFaS.. Our- Exprefs brings two reports of fucceffes gained-+b the Auftrians. The firft is on the authority- of a letter received by a foreign blinifter, ?? that Prince Reufs had obtain. I d a very confiderable advantage over the I] tight wing 'of Moreauws Army. The other I -report is, that on the z2d Gen. Kray had zut I off, and compleatly defeated the left ...

... HIHIWArMMAN. re The following are the part'icularstrefpeing. the-, a iighwayman whor-wasi ately'fhot by Mr; Mayne,:of I to Bedford Bury, near Ripley, Surry':- ' Sn is. Mr. Mayne, accompaniediby a f i'dn-was going, m on .Thurfday evening, in a. fingle-horf6 clsiife to- e Guildford, when, within a mile and three quarters o Ro o Ripley, they obfer.ved a man on-, horfeback ride by,. W to and who, ...

... i Nq o.UA s ed It . iA t,i a ea Ue .t ta .feaerch'es of thse Agiericulttrai Socjiet th~at *.sw'-4.po qa he 4veragc, repats have uebldby Iilofea:P3snjit- a itiibances, th'ey are -eigst dimn& esgreter-,- *aiLLdg' ice SUt~teoj, 1-follatnd es ,e andisa. fep,0 a;S.-Lipcg~lD ng, Hcatn, Kirton, &c. rents have iacrqafed; i, the pro- cipor~tion of opptqeto gn~ ia qry ?? ah ¶tzo33 acre., R d, ?? in ...

... POR TSMOUT4i. Aritst; ?? Monday laft a :OCurt Martial Wvas. held on board. His Majefty's hip Gladiator, in this Iaom. raw mu. . ~-I -- . . O s harbour, for the trial of John Smith, Cook of His at Majefty's fhip Brilliant, for having been guilty of int-: in teripg feditiolis. expreffions in the prefence and in- the cabps of Mr..William Bold, the Gunner; arid alfo on on the faid WilliarnaBold, ...

... ;Qrit0b Parlianunt. HOUSE OF LORDS. prc _ ?? MONDAY, MARCHR 10o. The Royal Aleuit was given by Commifflon firJ to the Bill for authorifing Hlis Majefty to-raife wn the fum of zo, s ?? by w-y of Annuites.e The-Tea and Spirits Tax Bill, the Marine Mu. inj tiny Bill, and three Private Bills. he The various Bills before the loufe were for- warded in their refpedive Rages. tin The Duke 6f Hamilton ...

... POR.TSM~~ tiulars ~i 14~ en,~ e b ~ae~ a fa alaje C bare been i d- iked.2- Wn s r a i b r fp~ahna ure,~tbdt we M*~ rt~e,-fh'e ist*eiun~qsa Ail, amre f ac f e r SA'TIYRDAMY I Generals Sir - >Ral h.Ab crombpi, Ioo, I Hiptchinfon, and Hon.- Col. Hopes, are vex- 1 -,Lif l 'L ?? ae ...

... K ?? ? ?? ?? f :, ' -. t On lefdate ~o a u c~or. mandeid ry^Gol.. Pillenjwreprnted *aE Cum ji 'lhrl-andrtwit-litheircolours;by ?? Pol. , . len~s, on-eofhom addrefled the Corps in'a ve-ry. 2r,.elegantindappropriate' peech. COL. Pollen's. I reply was difingoifhed' for its miljtary'ardour ~andiloya ty- The- fiehtiments were Cifch as n trulyr ltaaeiize tle man,, audithe foldier.- !In ?? aiid ...

... -TO ;lM ADlOR OF THE PORTSMOUTH IrLEGRPj. - SIR-, = broug The m:zny letters that hafe been circulated to the dublrelt Okiicers in His Majefty's Navy (coming from nobody knows who), concerning the erellng a N val Pillar, to comnremorate their owvn Victories, ought not to pafG unnoticed, ?? as fome Ihips coin- panics have thought proper already to fubfcribe one day's pa;y. Theabfurdity of ...