... . 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 ...

... I I This month has been very propitious to the ad g rops avnddepastured sheep and cattle, as d also to tillage and field labours generally, Its le temperature has been sufficiently mild, and there ad has been rain enough to refresh the whole range is of vegetation, and to give to rural scenery an in. rie viting and animated appearance ; as well as to mellow the soils that have been recently ...

... I- VKI U lit11L 1Lrr1,r,0J2.iN A ri. I L'JJ1. SCENES INV THE A4MERfCAN CONGRESS. (From an American paper.) WAMIINGTON, MAY 14,,1532.--At twelve o'clock to-day, Gen. Houston was brought up to be reprimanded by the speaker for a breach of privilege according to the vote of the house. Tire loiblies and privileged seats were filled with ladies in their sweetest smiles and gayest dresses. Governor ...

... .-, --- - - Zg- I-J - Pis Ig ('Abridged from a letter to the Editor of the St. n~ *James's Chronicle.) a. The- 6olumns of the London papers have been t 'h inundated fora fortnigbt past with accounts of'proceedingsd id in 11Birminghian. Such exaggerated reports have gone c foriih_.!that one would be inclined to think that the whole at pop4!alition of the place arc attached to thelpolittcal ...

... REMARKABLE JAY..--A lady residing at Black- heath has in her possession a fine jay, which displays -1.-.: a - --- -A -A-Ii on .n pari~narv instinct allied to reason and reflection in no ordinary degree. The bird repeats distinctly any w.rd that might be uttered before. Shl can identify persons after having once seen them, and been told their names; the latter she will pronounce with surprising ...

... IhWW. WMMILSE IA'S biLI. .il 'm 4nv-Eliu'pfi the. noble earl X * .j5uij VT LIN ~1Jxl '-_f. * 'rhe bill just intrqdaace4~y, the, nolble earl is en- titled An. act to. pirovide fbr the better employrient of rat *labourers in husbiandry,: by-ena,,blinghis. Majesty's justices at of the peacoe to order a distinct-rate to, be made on their adi behalf (to be called the laboir~aite) 'with ...