... i3ortomou, d) stlegrapD, .Zk? - - - - - ?? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ?? ?? - - - ?? C The commencement of the Campaign by the batt'e fi lately .ftlight in Italy is, according to the Gatette Ex- d fraordinary of Monday laft, moft aufp icious to the h Allies. GeneralMe'a§ having driven the French fromn rr their very drongly entrenched pofitionrt of Terra de lt la Buona, Monte Notte, &sc. mut ...

... JftbaI yfo tnaI POR2'SMunia, PORTS.7yOUCfE, I A? j On Monday laftA Court Marial %v Isheld |on ?? Majeft~y's flip GWidiator, in this harbour, fon rd ths ] Courttafti. Ift sbe I Iar fo the, trial of, a Marinel belonging to IHis Majefty;*s ufe fhip Prince, for firiking Serjeant Burt, of the Marines. ig Prefident, Rear-Admiral Sir R-. BxcaaLTOrN, Bart. The Prifoner being found guilty, he was ...

... It : 3fourild. t - I _.v 1- ?? B abal PORTSMOUTH, JAN'. 3.Yefterday a Court of Inquiry was held. on board His Majefty's ihip Gladiator, in this harbour, on Captain Sov ueby, and the other Officers and Crew of His Majely.'s late fhip the Marlbo- roUgh, for her lofs. Vice-AdmiraliJoHIN -OLLOWAY, Prefidenrt. M. GREETHAM, Judge-Advocate. The 'fentence.of the Court was, that they were of opinion ...

... . E_ ' L ARRIVA LS. - Sunday-The Boadicei, of 44 guns, Captain Rowley, from.. a criiife; and the Cdmilhl, of zo iguns5 Capt.-I1arkin,. iJ thirty-one days from New-' foundland, with the lofs 6f her main-maaL. *She left that place, with thirty -veffels under-convoy, .I w-hich fhevparted with in a gale of .w;ind, in lat. 49. '54. long. 29. 00. She joined fix of the, - afterwards at the mouth of ...

... ..EGrYr- Th French official journal cotiriissan a! if7s of 5b diffirj'iht articles relative tb the evactiation of Egypt. 1- It appears from this (for it cbntaiiis -little fm6e than f a catalogue of thee different articles) that the~princip-alV terms firll'propofed by the French Plenipotentiaries - eve, thatithe Porte ihould reftore whatever conquefts it ?? make from Frarice; that the relations ...

... I 4no~the objeas of Reform in this country, we it. have'loi~g thiougft daht -the ?? -of 6ilr Univer- an fities, on 'which depedncfs thielfire; of tlhe rifing ge-- kal, neration, .1lood conlrpicuoufly prominent. Wi',at-the es iz' eives of Dr. Kftisd' ould not Ali I',fhei'awfs a'f- p kpt&'f the tiiises,' and .the'godid'fenfe vf the heads of, ,~the Uni-verfity of Oiford, will in a thort time ...

... Lon,00:11. -SATURDAY, JUNE 7.--Y-EXPREFaS.. Our- Exprefs brings two reports of fucceffes gained-+b the Auftrians. The firft is on the authority- of a letter received by a foreign blinifter, ?? that Prince Reufs had obtain. I d a very confiderable advantage over the I] tight wing 'of Moreauws Army. The other I -report is, that on the z2d Gen. Kray had zut I off, and compleatly defeated the left ...

... HIHIWArMMAN. re The following are the part'icularstrefpeing. the-, a iighwayman whor-wasi ately'fhot by Mr; Mayne,:of I to Bedford Bury, near Ripley, Surry':- ' Sn is. Mr. Mayne, accompaniediby a f i'dn-was going, m on .Thurfday evening, in a. fingle-horf6 clsiife to- e Guildford, when, within a mile and three quarters o Ro o Ripley, they obfer.ved a man on-, horfeback ride by,. W to and who, ...

... i Nq o.UA s ed It . iA t,i a ea Ue .t ta .feaerch'es of thse Agiericulttrai Socjiet th~at *.sw'-4.po qa he 4veragc, repats have uebldby Iilofea:P3snjit- a itiibances, th'ey are -eigst dimn& esgreter-,- *aiLLdg' ice SUt~teoj, 1-follatnd es ,e andisa. fep,0 a;S.-Lipcg~lD ng, Hcatn, Kirton, &c. rents have iacrqafed; i, the pro- cipor~tion of opptqeto gn~ ia qry ?? ah ¶tzo33 acre., R d, ?? in ...

... hUME NEW-S. SATURDAY, MARCH 13. On Tuelday laft the Lent Aflizes for this County *were heli at the Caftle of this City, befbre sir S. i.a.vrence, and Sir S. Le Blanc-Sir E. Hulfe, Bart. Sheriff. CHARLES SHAW LEFFVRE, Efq. Foreman of t/c Grand July. The ?? were tried and fentenced as under: J. Sponr, C. Bryent, J. facdona'ld, alias J. Murphy, J. Tohnfon, al.as W. Coo3c; 3. Platts, ?? J. Rid- ...

... POR TSMOUT4i. Aritst; ?? Monday laft a :OCurt Martial Wvas. held on board. His Majefty's hip Gladiator, in this Iaom. raw mu. . ~-I -- . . O s harbour, for the trial of John Smith, Cook of His at Majefty's fhip Brilliant, for having been guilty of int-: in teripg feditiolis. expreffions in the prefence and in- the cabps of Mr..William Bold, the Gunner; arid alfo on on the faid WilliarnaBold, ...

... INGENIOUS DISCOPIERr. b- Ai St. Aubifl, a Maan of letters It Paris* and Member of the I TribmIAt91 gives, in the Journal of Commerce, of the 2oth of January the following account of the bateha plongeur a iving-bo~ltr litely di covered by Mr. Fulton§ anfAmerican: I have, fays he, ju ll been to infipect the pit and feation of a Nautilus, or Diving-boat, invented by Mr. Fulton, similar to that ...