... ?? to l a rtte. dnmnralhy-OOfiee, Decemlber 20, 1803. .. -olalttel from Vice-Admiral Patton to Sir . Nepean, Bart. dated in the Downs, the i9th X-The Bafiiifk gunt-vefe l has arrived, having * aptnred a Fretich guti-boat: A copy of Lieut. Shephea d's letter you will receive herewith. e the honour to be,&c. PHILIP PAtrON. Ris Majfryfly'o ?? Bqftlk%, Deeember l8. have the honour ?? acquain t you ...

... o' Extraes of a'lrtter, cortainisngfome utriqux Pirrtreutars rltive to the 'Cabpturc of SrRINGAi'A;M.,-By ajo . Ofiacr c tbsAxrmy- bfore. that;plac. .: e - HE: EngiLh army, on its .apptoach tq 'Segrb.n J gapatam, 'fiitTered very little inconvenience from thle Su.tbat having deftroyed thw^villages and laid wvadre the country in its front; noy fipm the attempts that bad been made to poifen the ...

... jj rom Iae -OflDfl lac Adnmirahy fice, OWober 17, 1803. Copy of a letter from Rear.Ad,,ihal Molntagu to Sir Evan ,Nepean, Bait. dated nitl board his Majdfly s IMip Utrecht, Downs, 2&th Septenblser, ro83. S [R,-InclnCd I have the hollour to tranifmit a duplicate of intelligence reccived from Captain Jacfon, of tile Autumn, thle olri-inal being talrlfmitted to the Commander in Chief. I am, &c. ...

... ?? . - ; I )J ?? VARLIA:,MENT'. I T . . : . . . -, HOUSt OF^c OM-MONS; - sdg, Dee~ern,6er 1. * Nt.4eflage from the Lords announced to tile A `H ol ftiles h conxcurreance oif their Lordfnipi to' 'the thltowil rl ?? hiax, amid Iflax -leed impoitatkinl bill t tie p-taroe (larch bill, and to ?? hill prohibiting the tife ot whlret in dfitilltti^os in .Ireland. ?? na rofe -for the -purpui; of ...

... A VICTORY N TqE EAST-INDIES. I I I _ Extr;a of a ltter fromn , gentlema -upon, the :lewgal E0JahIibrTent, to his father in Bath. Camp at Yepulpurivy, 30 miles S. W. of Racon, Sept. 10o 100.. . MY DEAR SIR, 6 57OU willihave mruchfatisfadion in learn.- Jtin. that we have at laf come up wiih Dhoondiah s army , .and t6tally defeated them. -On the-7th we arrived at Kannigherry, and marched the. ...

... LONDON. SEPTEMBE1R27.. 7 YESTERkDAY: morning, - in-- Corvfe- .quence of an i;vitation from' Lord Y Harrwoby, ecretrirv of State for ?? Foreign ?? sniiier .pLntndemen 'spn > _ 4vw 4f ~oiwrnerical flablih.- mrents engaged in the Spaailh trade, -affimb~ e at his Lordlbip's office. His Lordfhip commu[4icated to them, T' .That there were certain -neonctations, on inporitant poits, now pending ...

... PROBAB1E . FFCTS I . ' - FAAN J>dON wiTI IREFULD 1: emigration will take place of farmeri ?? from ]Britait into the ifier Illand. In So6nth ~andJ Noi 'ritain, land is fcarcc ,and fains #re.fexv oyr. rents are confequentl§ in- creafed,' a our parochial taxes aIre-heavy: feri- dus6btacesto the aggrandizement and the pro- iX of 'farnters:' In 'Ireland the o~pofite ?? id'e'diisited t.'e ...

... ?? PARTICULARS- ; ^ T~O F .,THu Fe .LOSS OF- THE EARL DITZWALAM I ?? -- ?? IAM-. Tde ?? frsraf zafitti'ia bda1f ,poff ul ef .Tharlfe pa leyen 0'cocko we were alarmcd .om.ticig on flie, upon' w icl- every on came' dodeik-jthec fleemage wasfil~i'a; itok~e; wshich appeared t5 cdrne fromn the gln-roriiniciitile.' Eveiy exei~i wt~i naie to quell . thc~hr4S Sb~hinhIrtle thortnci af five minutes, ...

... LOYDOAT, NOVEHMBER o. Yefterday eve-ing an exprefs was, received at Lorid Hobart's uffice aind at the Admiralty. hiom Sir 6idhtey Smith (lating his arrival io the Antelope, ot T'uciday, at Yarmouth. *The dil'patches it-ate, That the utmolI exertions are ufed on the coaQ -of Holland for invading this cottntry ; that every plane at which it is pofrible fur troops to be enibmiked, is ciowded with ...

... .. -- - I S OP N H . . : - I R&INGSTO UPONl.uIH . ?? L A~1UL 2c, i~o I I,.1 h : . >OATD SUBSCRIP1ONS. Amount of Sahfcription.s formerly ad; ) . . . vertifed for proveiding good Meat £3.;3 s4 Soup for the Poor. . W.Jarrrat,Efq.io to -o-MifsC. J3rrtt i .O HMirs E-eruer'.- 6 6 o Mif-Howavd 4 a 0 . John Korneia '0 Mfs'oltoa o .o 6 In S.-Horitxejrn. a z o Mts. Snyzr Z t Robcrtblegham u r .x: H. ...

... We have to announce, and Mwe do it with much sorrow, that Livernool, the great western emporium of commerce, ha§ stultified itself in the eyes of the country and the world, by returning two champions of monopoly and exclusion,-the great banes of commerce, as its repre- sentatives in Parliament. Knowing well, however, the materials of which a large proportion of the constituency of Liverpool is ...

... ARRIVAL OF BEoRNARD CAVANN , THE; | F ASTING PHENOMENON, IN LIVROOL. Eir Corte,, the pleasure is as great n- Of being cheated as to cheat. ire ta n; During the past week a great sensation has been pro- thi rm duced amongst a certain class of the community by the pi its arrival of a man named Bernard Cavannac, who pretends, c rul and thousands, both here and in Ireland, implicitly n( o- ...