... LONDON, .. ?? Y LONDON, FEBRU.ARY lt0., Saturday a mail was received at the poi office from I.ifbon, with letters to the 2ad ult'. By thefe we learn, that the fleets. which failed from Portfrnouth and Falmouth early laft month for; Portugal, tinder convoy of the Gannei, M1il-- brooke, iffiJellc, and Lucifer have arrived fafe. . I The Confiance and Mi/brooke were crufing off Oporto, on the ...

... Sunwiy and Tuesday's Post. LONDON, JvNtE 23. H papers to the 14th, and Dutch to the ?? ard (twvo ootrenburgh Mails, have arrivad 'str t 1'jP'he New Ssvedilb Minifter, M. Ad- eor, lthe fcceffor of Baron Rehaufen, caine over r t Niuh a Prafli in Officer, with dilpatches ~ l~cilex to our Government. G^nnae l Blsler, who is appointed to the command G~ler ?? Pomleranlia, has pulbliffied all i t ...

... 't O r, SP-TrElt 27. ivkonda4 at -n, ?? -1 ' - n I -1 ?? - On t Menday a ?? w Eas ield at. the Council C~snierinths city, to ele~lia Balliff;01 t'le roord, d ofMr.Crum, ivhp, 70n Account of his~ ilI ilate of healqs, paid the ufual fine into the hands of Eite Treal furr o te fidcity, whelreupon a e l, ~ a f proceeded upon, adY Mr. Wlilliam. Hayes as eled e was aii oe ?? city, for the year ...

... In -n fa . y_ . .EjAlrs .1 JULY Q,5? . On S aturday the 8th infnt the elaft day of A&d Term, Henry Jares Cholmeley, B. Med. and S~udene of Chrift Church, was admitted Dodor in Medicine. Jofeph Ager, M A. and Student iln Medicine, of Pon; broke College, was admitted Bachelor in Medicine, I and had a licefice to pradtife in Medicine. The numbelf of degrees in the year was D. D. ten; D. Med. ...

... TUSE-D IT'S POST CONTINUED. FRON' TIHE LONDON GAZETTE. AD*IIIALTY 1OFsCr., 1:0 7. 21. i* I raaoa ittedl bY ACdmiral Young.] , F'r~w easvinf yor L~ordfbips fleet on the i5th -L infh to' prfeed to Plymouithl, at three A. M. o1 rie 7'th, Ulbant S. 3 7 leagues, I fell in with, and after a chace to the N. E. of ten hours, captured the French privateer, I'Azjral Deecn, mounhig i4 long fix-pounders, ...

... Bimin~atn anuary ?? Wedneday a horfe, ur th a gig, took fright at the top of Dcritend, Its town, and overturned the carrtagO,~Y which 'I4It a ladv and gentleman were thrown out, and Vehicle dafhed to pieces. The lady had her thigh Ohr, and the gentiean as-moch bruifed. jepl'eh HurI, *ho had been ordered by the Ma- dSte5 to be committed to Warwick gaol for a bur- n1 thlis tox'n, but being ...

... Cueoloap,919011 contmitc-Ti. I ? - Fromr tke LONDON GAZET Tf, lug!? iC.. BERI.IN, JULY Ii, I805, T I R Royall Highnefs the Princefs, wife of .IL l l'rinmce Willjatl ot Prulfia, (brother to hio Prilffian Majeltv) wans fafely delivered of a PrilcCCIS on thle 40h of iaft monthl. RANVIV.>uPS TO iURlCNO lit.-5 Mnma Learkins, of Shcff'rrd, Bedfordfhire, Shopkeeper, Aug. xi, at the- Crewvn Jnn, ...

... HO- 0 e F ?? Tefrdd), Mlhreb 27. The orde'r of the day for the fecond reading of ei1e Volunteer Bill being re Id, Lord Han-J:gR-y role, ard entered at conhfider'bie length into a dicuftfion of the objeltse and.nl-eritj of the fyftem. Havinvg takine a vies of the different Ats paffhd in the laf, Seffron 'of Parliament for the defence of the country, and organizing the voluntary force,'he ...

... L O ND O) N, February zre The Gazette of Saturday night contains a perroiflion to import into Newfoundland bread flour, Indian cornu and live flock, from any of the territories of the United States, for the fipply of the inhabitants and fifhermuen thereof, provided th:tt fuch articles be imported in con- formnity to the roles and regulations lpecified 4n thre orders, viz. in Britifh thips, ...

... L 0 N D O N. ND'JCe7ber 3. The French Minllfer of War left Paris on the 14thl of haft month, to infpe6t the preparations onl the coalt. Thle Firtt Confunl and the M4inilter for Foreign Affairs were to follow on the 2Sth. The Paris papers, withouit comnitunicatinig an? details, aliert generally that the preparations f'or the expedition are carried on with unabated ac- tivity, and are in great ...

... ?? anD ClresDav'o pol't. ;oREIGIV INTELLIGENCE. PtlR1s, SEPTEMBER UI. V HEY write front Coblentz that from 12 to 15,000 men are to mancrtivre before the ~prcr when at Mentz, to which place that ber of troo~ps hlave been ordered to nmarch. hey fleak even of a Congrefs to be held in the mie town during the Emperor's re(idence there. 3ljntz, September 57. The Emperor is not et here. The arrival ...

... ~&avnl'o1poat. '1Zp Ql-xprcfo. L ON D N N, Oes/&er 5. 'T as been for fome time l noen n that an ex. Y pedntirn was to take place againini the eneinv's flojilila at Boulogne; and our fqluadron ftom: Dlnreii fs flood over to the FrIinch coal(I on Sartnday and Sunday. Lord Keith failed fronm the Downs in the Monarch, having, as we hear, Lord Melville on board. Three fire/hips failed with our ...