... [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 ...

... 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 ...

... Froms t/le Lrszdon Gazette E+xtraordiaiay,, AD!'tRALTY-OFFTCE, AFF:11. 15, . r-AP'TA~IN Vtway, of hlis Majefty's Ihip the \..'Lslonda a:rrived in towvn this morningr, with (lifpatches f'rom Admliral Sir Hyde Parkerg ton'unander in Cthief of a fqtuadron of his MNa- jei. h lips employed onl a particular fervice, to! Eviln Nepean, Efq. dated on board the Londorn, in Conienisiagen Roads, the 6th ...

... L D N D 0 N, j:1x2 i G. Ill confeqtuenlce of tile ai vl uf NIr. i n I out.v Aitliballdol , with flis faillily, ?? Ylaenie, Nil. Schimmtelpenitiinck, the D)unch Anm- hervd ci ha heje s icceived his pff letrr-, .nd is cXypt., ned w u itt twt for 1!ol!a.td this da.V or to- tO O o . t v Dultch, tleretolre, :il Wel i ts he 8 r- e .iz, ?? Can ina flate ot ?? La night itrrveq tI e it 1h Vy ?? 'a ?? ...

... - OX FOR D, SEPT EMBE I -2.. - 1 . - , . r I On Monday l-. thc Rev. John' Williams, M. A. Felloi vf Jefus Collf4', w-as collated to a Canonry in the Cathedral thsrch'of St. David's ,vacant by the death of the..Rev. Richard Davies. The kev. W. Wieldle, A. M. Fellow of Brafenofe' College, and Rector of (thrill Church, Middlefex, has been ?? to the Vicarage of Frampton, Lincoln:- fhire,on the ...

... 9 1, I tannap anli 'e-nucoall z vnuo L 0 N DLO AI, Decembrer I. T 'IlIS inorning arrived the Paris papers to itle 27th uIt. 'rhe citef part of their conte'ts relates to objects mnerely of loc31 importance. 1 ie fir-1 part of the civil code hls been prelentrd to ?? egrillfiiture by ihice Counfiellors of State, one of whonm, Portalis, made a lun9; and ahic pre- limirai-v t1'eechl, in which he ...

... L ON D 6) I, April 2,. It is undert4ood to be Mr. Addington's in- tention to make fonme provifo with the contrac- tors of the new lottery for altering the mode of drawing it, fo as to prevent the incalculable mif- chiefs that- arife from lottery infurTnce, which brings fo many people to mifery, and is the grea'teff temptation to fervants of all defcrip- tions to defraud their mafters. If Mr. ...

... -OXFtO X, l4ARCH i6. - a . t r - , - ?? D s VI.tARC 10. On Tluetday,. tle 26th of February, Mefis Wdliam. 1Macdonald, of Balliol College, and C'harles'lPhillips, of Jefus College, Were admitted Bachelors of Arts. I'uafday, the Sth inftant; Mefirs. Johnb Gwillim, of All Souls' College; Williatn Jenkins, of Oriel College; John Storer; of Chrift chtrch; and John Evans, of Jefus College; were ...

... IPoft. FAROM TH-E DU1'CH PACERS. .:PAIIIS, JANtIAKY 3$. T E Englithl ?? off C-adiz continnlue to take Spanifli Ghips front Auiltrica; among, 0? hers, the, ihip. EI~Ct'w, fromi Yetsa CI-LZ, wvith 700,000 dollars, 'actd Iiierdi.ilidjfe-to the aifotint or 3'oZ,OOO more. Meanwvhile, three otb ihips t'rolu America got i'afe into Cadiz, being fa- voured by bad weather. 'Feb. 3. .- Ihe Emsperor's ...

... 4AMUMURP 3 ?Lrptlg 41 Coast Poll. FW3?f THE LONZDON GAZ.ATTA. AiDMIlRArY orriCE, AcUGSTr 2!T. U ETTER from Sir CharIs Cotton intro. I X duces the followingy n Rr'sz1ler, at Sea, Arsy x6, !9O4. SIR, Being between the ?? Died and the Main, on the morning of -the 7th im. I oblerved nine fail of iloops and ?? marese clofe in fhore, fleering to the Southward and Eaftward, About nine it fell calm; I ...

... L 0 N ) 0 A!, Septmbelr 1x. Thle 1iambubrgh Mail, due on SindltV, arrived cotl fe. The furrender of Alexandria is (rated cthefe papers. The latefr advices, hlo)xever, i ten Con (ianti nople, make no ment-ion of it.:- lie ith of Ariguil, tle' Englihli and Tunrkial miev had advanced to thlat city, in order to lay ;ge to it. A letter from Vienna, dated the z9th I oF Aug ys, ltat tile Aulic ...

... go Iftnp-np I e ruspte n, 1 O N o01XN, Mgareb z. -F7SMERDAY arrived the Hanmbutrgt mail tof the nilleteenith initalnt. The ;ccounts by this mail lhll fpeak of the probability of aln alliance being conclided be- 'tween the Emperor Alexander and Frederick William; but thofe given under various heads in the Duttch papers are completely adverfe to flch a fuppofition. They confidendly flate, that ...