... su the * . an ON Friday se'nnight, the parties who in- in U tended to. become candidates for the en- en suing Loan, had an interview with Lord Gren- de vile and Lord Henry Petty, in Downing-street. or Several peisons who had engaged in former Loans attended,but there were onlyfour lists,viz. ml 1. Sir Francis Baring, Angerstein, Battye, & Co. tll 2. Alensrs. R.hbarts, Curtis, Tbellusons, & ...

... I artfamezitarp P eringills HOUSE of CtxMMONS (See Msnfday -nQ T iyfday` , 1ojq,,f Ie ot ag ayrdy Mo ?? Grattat took thie oathis and his feat, as Member for Maiton in -yorfu r Malc~~ ?? orkl~hi e. Ar. Whithread poi'poned co Moniay his motion -for taking his majelty's alfwer to the.c refldutiolls of thic 8th of April into confiderat', Thtmto itlood for this day, but the Hon. Gentk-man wilbed ...

... LO.NDON, MAr so. ?? i O ,N Friday evening last, his. Majestye ship Diomede, of 5o guns,, arrived Limerick from Monte Video, Whe *place she left on the 2sd of March, and fellij with no vessel whatever during the passa She has brought several officers passengers thatsettlementamong therest General3Beresf Dr' who landed on Saturday, and set off expres0' London. Buenos Ayres had not been f but ...

... Ior the buU. 4accktv. Desc;i tiou of DUNKIRK. ]T-JUNKIRi, or' iuynkerk, that is, the- .LJ C:hurch dlion the Downs,-was originally ?? mall hamlet with a church. Its advantage. ous fituation near the 'Gernian Ocean, induced taldwin, Earl of Flanders, to enlarge and i.irround it with walls. -y the I nnperor &harles V. it was further flrengthened by a 6alIle, of which hardly a velfige remains. in ...

... STATE OF THE DISTRIBUTION AND FORCE OF TIHE FRENCH ARMY in HANOVER. A MID the many contradi~lory accounts of A the ltrength of the French army in tle Hanoverian dominions, the following accurate (4atement of their pre'ent fituation will not be unacceptable to the ?? confifts of the following divifions. Men. Nories. r. The firfl,commanded by Gen. Drouet, r Lunleburg, con~fls of - 8Z46 83 It is ...

... ?? I LO. DO- UGU 7 . . |I WJIoGF we think it our duty to pbt or armed countymeln o0n titeir guard, ?? they may be prepared to ?? e Iigh dotty that devolves on them;, ve flhall careful, as we l av e hitherto 'e1n, not uire onneceffary alarms. %'hat ve had firong-grounds for- ht tve ,,e rithefe few 'days, refpecfting the eoto t0f the enemy to attempt foon the long. ned invafioni -wiu appear ...

... r1WMM2 - l : SUBSTANCE OF THE STATEMENT OF THE TYRIOLESE D;EPUUTIES. The following is the substaesce of the Statement of the Tyrol Deputies, who lately arrived in I this country THE County of Tyro], and the seven Principalities of T she Vorarlberg, have,fora series of centuries, coni- atituted an hereditary portion of the Imperial House of Austria. The people, inhabiting these countries, dis- ...

... F Is 1-1 c it s I IF¶7 SATURD AY2 EVENING, SF.PTFM; RI 4. STOClKS.-Consols, money, 651-for acc. ?? Ositaiam 21 $ dis.-Exch. bills 3s. 5s. prem. Reported DfIcutlties refpeing ?? Cnvsention. T1he St. Antonio, Portuguese Government lugger, Franicisco Gonzales da Costa, commanider, has arrived at Bristol, wcith dispatches for Government, fram Oporto, which place she left on the I th instant.- Tie ...

... --I A i- - - D 2I . e LOANDON; STTURD.Dr EiFA'VA`J, Yo0'meP -R 18 Letters from Vldencia and Gtbralr we'e de- liveied out yesterdtv,. Tshev cunmtjin rothinrig importance, except that Gterona still 11eld Oot tcne is4h ult. The report of a naval battle in thile MLdtiterranean still continues to be kept up, or th3 authori-t' of additional letters from Holland. Yetleldly a leWtor from Amsterdam, ...

... LONDOX-, XoPA:A7BPR ?? Dv'araiss ?? agaiit.Ensglesd 47 Asfria. 1t r~ti~ f. 'Alcxandria an4,'s~,pt.- Aeuaed t] J)'.Zhr unimet Qf the Qsiien' and PrIn' a Reet o jy-,ARIS papers arrived this motining to the 14th IC j-~,inst. They 'are ~f the greatest importance. t A TeMonitetir of 'the 'Isth' contains, a long articler'cistive tobogland datedPari,November.12. 2 tuglatid, it is sand, has, within ...

... LQN DOI TQ = E 4 LQIVDN,DoAr . t jlBRER T E n. : ) - ?? W x TE have received Dutch papers to the date of November 7, by which N V s it is fully ?? that the Prufflan army has taken poffefflon of Hanover for the Ele~aor--A moil cordial-interview has taken place at Berlin between the Emperor of Ruflia and his rruP ian Majefly, whofe real dif- pofitilon is no longer a fecret. FROtI THE DUTCH ...

... f1mni ttI LUrban 5aytte. ADMIRALTY-OFFlICE, MAr 2s, 3809. Copy of a letter from Rear-Adninia] the Honourable Sir Alexandcrer ochre, KI. B. Commander in Chlief of his M ijesty's shlips at d vessels at the Leeward Islands, tohte Honourable W. W. Pole, dated on board the Neptune, off the Mona Pas- sage, the i;th of April, 1809. T IR,-H-aving in my letter, (No. 637,) dated the 7th , instant, ...