... . 11 ?LOMDON,?-SEPTEMBER2.- .1 ,. ., - . L' ? ETTERS have been received from Copenhagen, dated as late as the 23d L ult. On the 20th Admiral Dickfon appeared off Cronberg, and faluted the garrifon with 17 pieces of cannon, whi6h was returned. On our {hips coming to an anchor, the Danifh Admiral rent an- officer on board, to comple- ment Admiral Dic'kfonnon his arrival. The Danifh officers were ...

... From the London G-azctte.l Dowring-flreet, Septemeer 6, x So. A D1EPATCH, of which the follaivwi lla copy, has been this day received >A oice of the Right Honorable Henry D- dai, one of his Majefy's Piirrpal tary's of flate, from Liettellarit-Gerical Sir JJr Puilteney, Bart. dated on board his May 'Ii - Renown, at fea, 27th Auguft, xeoo. Sir,-I have the honor toirform you,that tbr ry on board ...

... ,DE4D TOM, ES. 1FO N Sundayfnight, about .eight o!clock, a 'kP' mob affembkd' before a houfe in Wycb- ftreet, formerly the .Queen of Bohemia tavern (but now-fuppofed to be unoccupied), in con- fequence of fouie boys who had been at play in the paffage, deciaring they.faiw fame perfwis through the key-hole epmployed in cutting up thuman bodies. The mgb havin1increafed, at length broke inito; ...

... 1 OBSE~rP477 s of A~im PE4CE1 No. III. (Consinued fromn our lnta)- 6W M1E$ two great nations (til flourifhng in the refources of war, make peace, ahter' din years of. cinate -atd cxafietated toltility, there is reafon to hope that the caules which effieiated this meafure, will iiot foon fi~end hr~eir force., The corrviiton of expe- rienct wilf' d69ate in loud and !afling tones, .that 'the ...

... ZUEEN ELIZ8BETH. - T HE followirg anecdote is a very curions illuflra. tiot both of the chalr&r of tihis grcat Prince.s, ?? the bad talle of the pulpit eloquence of her age. It is related by a cotemporary; and that the mai-vete of the flyle may not be loft in the narrative, itr fall be t:anfcrilbed as it appeass in the origioal vrriter. - There is almoft noise that waited in Queeen Ef ua- ...

... I . a q n4 a'1 . From the Lond-en Gaette - . dr~iwlt~t.Otfice, May 30, l~ost. ?? .Coy of a letter from Captafl Ricktets, Comrmander of hlis Majefty's lhip Naiad, to Evan Nepean, Er.- dated at Ply nouth,, the 24til inflant, ) )IR,-I eclnt f r the infonrmatiosi of the Lds .rComrnjon'rs (if the.Admira~ey, ' copy of my .- V letter to Adn'sir-al the. Honorable William Cornwalli5. I am, Sir, &e. W. ...

... ?? . I- 44?'Il i, :m ? ? : - . ; 'i ,I v - By Athc EiSH of LONDON N Sunday-.'iight ' te B3fhdp:of, Lou-' ?? J ,,pr-eacbh a f~eritiiobn V.ulham church' very. 'nuraerous and, refpyedalle'.congregatirii °.fdilt-ingui'Ghed perflons in the.vicinity attenhded,. The. ii;his L ordfhip'-shdught' proper ,to,, ,elucdate,-was, the 'necefGtyn blendini'impiiit faith: in thie-doarines of Chrifianity. with ...

... PRUS . P , .- PRUlSS IAT POLId-.t; I ' Every eye is now tunied towards Pruflia, as a power that'holds in her hands the fate of the continent. 'By fome it is affi meld, that fihe has' declared for Frane, whilil others as lirenuouy ' inmiut, ,that fhe is determined to obfetve a lri& neutrality. A few contend, that fhe has ranged herlelf-onthefideof the confederatecapfe. rhefe various and ...

... of *: ;itsOrr I ~Of POLAND. . The circnmstances of Poland, and the partition of . that kiingdonz, hairingfor a owig time attradted theatt/enmion of thepolifiral world, and its no'w t becwosing the Seat ofW `ar ;-a S B TC of itsI Iatfer Hiutcy mniay be interesting to our readers.: HE Vandals were the ancient -in-abitants e T. of Polartd; the language is Sclavonian, with a mixture of high Dutch ...

... LON0ADOMA. JUNE 27. re; GREAT variety of intelligence from the m edd continent has a rrived since our last.-Paris in A papers to the I9th, and Dutch papers to or the 2sd inst. have brought two French bulletins, .the 16th and 17th; the fornie dated at rbersdorff, tO ich on the' 4th ; the latter at Vienna, on the sth. An - Austrian bulletin of- the tth is also part of the con- dt .lea tents of ...

... wi S a.a . L i S- S LI .J~t ?? *V be On Friday a French flag of tru'cr ?? at Deal from ie Calais, having ow.'boat4 a. Russian Officer and French ot Messenger, char&gO wvih_ dispatches for thee British be Governrr..1lEvery facility _wvs instantly aforded s them for their speedyvonvqyance to London, and they- us reached the FoteijiOffer ibetween eleven and twelve id o'ctloc'iat 'night. ...

... -rotecDfligo i c gaivaia pathmmt.' V I I HOUSE OF COMMONS, - MlivaD~r, Mfxltec 6.- DOUrE OE YORE. O.r.D FOL.KSTONE saidl that he should not pre- lJ face the nintion lie was about to make with -aiy. observations, as it could r:Qt possibly adniit of altv (pjsOSiiOtI. The Noble Lord then moved, ' that tv irie be laid before tlie House a copy df tlfe letter of serv cC, relative to jile ...