... L O ND ON, Odober 27. On Saturdav la~l it was rumnoured in Dulblin, t u~pon the autihority of letters from Sligo, Mayo, and Galway, that a Frenchl fieet h1ad anchloredl in Mttllow m.;n bay, near Sligo. I t was even added thlat thley had landed troops. In order to remove a iv alarm that tnighr be created by this nrumouir, M r. Wiclkham wrzoteailetter to the Lord Mayor, J in~irn~lr isLordflhip, ...

... L 0 NW D 0 N. Ofleber aS. THE Gazette of alal night contains His Ma- Ijelly's Proclamation, Rating that the fever now raging in the City of New York is an in- ieatious dillemper, of the nature Of a plague, and therefore enjoining that all velfels coming from that city, or the State of Newv York, {hall perfornm quarantine. American paper s to the a7th ult. brhing alarm. into accounts of this ...

... t7M~tieap, I Xura___Bonx I ldiom the LONDON GAZETTE, April&8 ADMIRALrY OFFICE, APRIL 7. A LETTER, from Lord St. Vincent inclofes . the folluwiig:- Coupoys Hired Brig, Plymoutb, March 30, 1So6. MY LoaD, I have the honour to acquaint your Lordfhip, that, cruifing in his Majefty's brig Colpoys, under my command, agreeable to the orders of Adm. Cornwallis, on the zift of this month, we chaced ...

... L ON D ON , Yanuary 30. The Treaties between this country and Swe. den and Ruflia, wvith the acceflion of the Em- peror of Germany and Anffria to the Treaty, of St. Peterfburgh, were on Tuesday laid before both 1-loofes of Parlia nent. It appears clearly, from the fpeech made by Lord Ca,'iereagh, on prefenting the papers in the H-oufe of Commons, that the whole failure of the campaign is to be ...

... OXFOOR D, MARCH 2. - -A ?? K krh H- : On Tuefday lall the Rev. Thonmas Cripps, M>1. A. was eledted, by the klardens of the Worlhipful Corn- pany of Grocers, to 2'e M,1aflerlhip of the Free Grami- mar School of Nitlney, in ehis county, vacant -Iby the refignation of the Rev. George Seele On Tuaft1ay laft was married, at Cloucefter, Charles William -onyn, .Efq. Captain of the 48th Regiment, and ...

... FROM THE LO DON QAZETTE I ADMIRALTY - ...

... ?? 1poft. IBP erprefo. L O YD M N, Marr.A --I. YESTERDAY a French boat, with a flag of truce, arrived at Dover with difipatches for Government.- The difpatches brought by the above flag were received at Boulogne from Paris at to o'clock on Tuefday night, with orders to fend them off irn- rnediately, and to deliver them to the firft Bri- tifh cruifer that had a King's Officer on board. In ...

... Miewiclaap q ebutsoapg POR. I HOUSt Of COMMONS, Twtejzy, Miarch 26. THE Se~retery at War obtained' leave to brin', in a Bill precifely fimailar to that of lale year, for ih-: creafiing the rates of fuhnfltence paid to lnnkeepeis'and' othars, on quartering foldiers. Mr. H;A#on brought up a Bill for granting certain additional duties on articles brou ht into Great Britain, and carried coaftwife ...

... THE RESOURCES AND' POWER OF ENGCLAND. (FRaM A SWzzD1Su N1W'SpAPzit.) By the confiderable increase of population in the Britilh nation du lr'n the laft century, which then-got an augrilentatiol of eigit' millions of inhabitants, the population of the three United Kingdoms and Colonies thereunto belonging, now amounts to fifteen millions. In the fame proportion tile national (trcngth has ...

... 1-IOU0SE OF Commoxs, k-7,6' aty tS3 11~ - -I I un r ...

... metunpl? .5 ac}9 . 0 ' - U'SE ^ Or COMMON SI of IIN,5 JTaeere .5. M R. ql eer' rofe, in order to iove for the It- p va e i L',rd Meieitle After the belth en- quiry' he could infeitute, fuc a proceeding appeared in'fin'itel, Preferable tdtiny other, becaufe it was con- ifient withl the ufage of' Parlianent, mult beitting the rank and ftationl of the Noble Vitcount, anal it would thl greater ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, o3aober 300 The blockade of Brea has been refuimed by Admiral Cornwallis. The whole of thle Chan- ?? have taken their ufual Ration off Ufirant. Letters received on Saturday from Portf- mouth, flare, that the Fama Spanifli Frigate is immediately to be repaired it order to be refor- ed. Whatever mav be the ultimate tate of the Spanifh frigates, we are peri-uaded that no cir- ...