... 'Ll I't i1)AY'S PoS'i'. BY EXPRESS. LONDON. OCTODER 7. Mail forom Gottenburgh arrived yefterday. The A report of a revolution in Ruflia derives no fadtion from any of the articles contained in this Mail The Emperor Alexainder, accompanied by his brother Conflantiile and the FreuchAmibaffador Ciulincourt (who is termed their 'mutual fiiend) vere expected at Koningiberg about the 20til ult. on ...

... eS ATU RDAY'S- P OST. BY EX-PJSSo a ZLON!DON, J1SNE 16. O XTO advices from the Continent wfere received th -I ir. tbe courfe of yeflerda1y: but in a letter, g% faid to have beenl written from Brietenlic, o n thxe A QSd, the day after the graud battles of the IDan ube, tlr it is fluted, that the force whichl the French had f.. inl the firli battle was interior to that which ti. te had on the ...

... Stin day a nd EueIday,'s Poft. LONDON, OT. 7 n. FlSTFRDAY arriyed the Paris Jonrnals to Y rie At'lh inft. There papers bring the inpor- etant s o tile furreiider of Malta to the Britilh * rce ntliter the command of Major-General ?? ?? intelliigence is official. General 1atiboiS, the Commander of Malta, called a lncil of War on the zd of September, to ho e reported the flate of the fortrefs l ...

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... ?LOWDO2V, ?7ph?S? General Kleber, by mollof Ethe London papers, has seen maade tQ fay, thlat lie andl Buionaparte, after whlat has Ikappested, ¢'could.:not exiff to.- getherin the fame Univerfre, uwtich declaration, after being divel'ied~of its amplitude of phrafe, perhaps maeans little more than what wvas -ilaid by a great FEnglifi0 patriot fonte years ago, of the MIn~itler he oppofed, bitt ...

... LOVNDOIV, ya;rz ry 2i. At an early hlour on Saturday morning a Mef- fenger arrived at Lord Grenrville's Office with a d ljatcli front Talleyra4nd Perigord, French Mi- riiferfor Forcigo Affairsbrogiht to Dover by the fimle perfon who was the bearer of Buonaparte's leter to tihe Kiaig. In this communication the lencih M~inifier attemipts to dehy it1e aggre-ioln of lFrance, thouigh he- confelees ...

... Oxp6RD- - ?? I i V-3 --IrA - - - - - . On Wednefday laft Mr. I3ouchler of St. Johhnr C CoIlewe, v'as eleted Fellow of Magdalen Col. a lege, in this Univeruitv. . The Rev. Samuel Pefhall, late of Pembroke fr College and Reftor of Morton Baggot, War. h wickfhire, is inftitn~ted to the Rec'tory of Old- tv berrow, in the county and diocefe of Worcefter, k! on his own petition. gi The Rev. John ...

... [Irta CUMLICtr,?, 1OISl oP PEERS, Yosdov, 37sly X8. + PON the mrotion of the Lord Chancellor, the &)ifecond reading of the Bill for continuing till ns-ct Sellion the ?? upon the WVoollen Manu- f..ciurers' Bill wvae poftponed for a fortnight. His I.ordrllip, although lie approved of the rneahsre, could not find anV precedent for it, except in cafes where ,jtitn ouis per:thies wvere propoiad to ...

... Milttary Arran¢rn'ents in t1b, Southe;rn ri ?. C4Ikrlary, Mllay z7. Mlajor-Gen. Moore arrived in ts city, and, it s flaid, will fix his refidence at I-lythe. The zd or Scots Greys, and the 4th or Queen's own re- lelent of dragoons, are to form a brigade of heavy ca- vary under the command of Major-Gen. Staveley, to te Lttioned in this ?? x4th and o th light dra- goons are row on their march ...

... ?? M 3X ap'l - off iOM0'.'M Tl. E LOIN DOL)N GAZETTEE. .ADMIRALTY-.O0FrCVE, NOV. 26. C-yy cf a icstfrfrmi Crapt. R1lai'err't Lsrd Ksith, Conn- r.'ndr bin Chief of biws Ayflj~y'es]7ips aind Vf7cls in the ?r44die, raritan. * '17diz-:fble, Tlmlon Road, zely 24, iSol. V Lc eDr, I is with infinite concemis I have to in- l fornm your Lordfhip of the capture of his T'!'i-iy's late fhip S-vifrfaie, by ...

... [aturnt~p S ?? EM C-tp'tf. j, 0 ! 1) () P,, :u!r 3. rrultt tuc pltte l 1( 1itlt iI tile lrolfe of ?? o1 tile C'viGndI-'6 of lvillillers. ,iodel a iltring ot Refllti.O, i, aX. there ar cvceueetls inI detiil; anda they (te ll .purte hy thie GIClvilcil ty. ;3 Xl; i~tiC m.0,tO'I oll tllh:f the tjllelioll! ' A~i njti h Iwi~d l and lie xI aS faoppoited by ?? flic qlltioinl be.nig put tie lioufe ...

... ,,CB, , ¢tape' poft Py the HANBURGH iN'AIL a~ririd Marcb 10. CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 25. N the iS ~h infiant the EnglifHl Ambaffador k here, Lord Elgin, laid the firft: tone of the new hotel which the Porte is cauiincg to be built for the Ermglifh Embalfy. Lady Elgin, and all the Englith here, were -prefert at the ceremony. Tile i8th inflanit was chofen becamfe it is the birth-day of the fifeen ...