... L ON V D a N, April 22. i: - I - . . . . . = Of the official papers laid this day before -Par- liament the moft interefling is the following.. : Ct of a ntote fromn Mr. Secretary Fox to Baron, 7acohl Kloit, dtead the 17t of Mardih, x8c6., The xinderfigneO is commanded by his Maw jerty, to flate to Baron Jacobi Kloeft, for the information of his Court, the great anxiety felt by his Majefly, at ...

... In -n fa . y_ . .EjAlrs .1 JULY Q,5? . On S aturday the 8th infnt the elaft day of A&d Term, Henry Jares Cholmeley, B. Med. and S~udene of Chrift Church, was admitted Dodor in Medicine. Jofeph Ager, M A. and Student iln Medicine, of Pon; broke College, was admitted Bachelor in Medicine, I and had a licefice to pradtife in Medicine. The numbelf of degrees in the year was D. D. ten; D. Med. ...

... Sunwiy and Tuesday's Post. LONDON, JvNtE 23. H papers to the 14th, and Dutch to the ?? ard (twvo ootrenburgh Mails, have arrivad 'str t 1'jP'he New Ssvedilb Minifter, M. Ad- eor, lthe fcceffor of Baron Rehaufen, caine over r t Niuh a Prafli in Officer, with dilpatches ~ l~cilex to our Government. G^nnae l Blsler, who is appointed to the command G~ler ?? Pomleranlia, has pulbliffied all i t ...

... Bimin~atn anuary ?? Wedneday a horfe, ur th a gig, took fright at the top of Dcritend, Its town, and overturned the carrtagO,~Y which 'I4It a ladv and gentleman were thrown out, and Vehicle dafhed to pieces. The lady had her thigh Ohr, and the gentiean as-moch bruifed. jepl'eh HurI, *ho had been ordered by the Ma- dSte5 to be committed to Warwick gaol for a bur- n1 thlis tox'n, but being ...

... COUNTY FiR , O .llahtD,iig-fo ~An . t- -, S -- I Y ?? tbe £xpieft lieefft of C°e't~itrYAcra PATRtONS. - The LORD LIEUTENANTS of the ASSoCA TRUSTEES.. r. His Grace the Dake of RUTLAND, K.G. in The Mo01 Noble the Marq. of BUCKINCHAN :l The Moil Noble the' Marjuis of SAIISB1UTR' C e The Right Hon. the Earl bi NORTHAM1Yr l' G et The Right Hon. the Earl Of BtYCKlNGHAMS0f EThe Right bn. the Earl Of ...

... Ti U ItS DA Y'S POST. l{OUSE Of LORDS. MOY'Da', Mtarch 14-An addrefs to his Majeftv for lii i aoft gracious meffage relpcl'ting the convention with Sxv eden wvae moved by Lorif HaIf veury. I.ord Grenville took occafion to oblerve, that it had his cordial affent, as no attempt was made by Minifters t,, prevent Sweden from making what peace it might fie in her power to negoriate; and that the ...

... TUSE-D IT'S POST CONTINUED. FRON' TIHE LONDON GAZETTE. AD*IIIALTY 1OFsCr., 1:0 7. 21. i* I raaoa ittedl bY ACdmiral Young.] , F'r~w easvinf yor L~ordfbips fleet on the i5th -L infh to' prfeed to Plymouithl, at three A. M. o1 rie 7'th, Ulbant S. 3 7 leagues, I fell in with, and after a chace to the N. E. of ten hours, captured the French privateer, I'Azjral Deecn, mounhig i4 long fix-pounders, ...

... OXFORD, JAN.. M. Mrs. JOQ ES, at the O.xford J3uhnrl Office, near the New Market, Oxford, inf/bzns tluje ?? 0 ic/o are dipojed to take in tke ?? periodi- cal ?? the MONTIIY MAGA2INE, fom. the cornmencenenet oJ a nerv volhue, that the jirJ1 r mn- 'e ber of a new voluwe zoill be publyh/ied on the IJt day; Leof February, 1808, and that their orders ntq/i be tranjinitted to heb thbe newfirnen, or ...

... TUESDAY'S. POST -CONTINUED. I I , ~. .. FROMI TTIE. ILONDON GAzETTE.. *1 Frcigt-Ofign llv, May 4, 180-. T HE flight lou. Georne C ,noing, his Mijeftv's I Princip-1 Screaary' of State for ?? Alr fafirs, has this day nDtifid, to the Minii'iors of siiendly amid neutrsl Poweers relident at thisCourt, thathis M ijeity has judjged it ?? to ftiablilh the mol; rigorous .bl(ckade of the port of' C(npen ...

... SA2TU RDAY'S POST BY EXPRESS. LONDON. AUGUST 19. WO Gottenburgh mails arrived yefterday. I The letters contain a very extraordinary re- port. It is ftatsd that Ruffia is to join France in 8oar againnt Atifltria, and that a Ruffian army is 0 rlemble at Koniglberg. A letter from (ot- tenburgh, dated the 9th, mentions, that Captain Hope had failed with important difpatches for this c0intry, from ...

... LONDON, AUGUST X3. According to private letters, brought by the HIope, American fchooner, we learn that the Oage, xvith the difpatches fiom England and France, ar- rived at Norfolk on the 10th of Julv, nt which time tire.1eadis rf the Departments had uffembled, and were in waiting. Thefe gentlemet were eleven days engaged in confiderinp the nature of the dil- patches, before thofcr which have ...

... TUESDAYTS POST CONTINUED. I LAST week we had ile fatisfahtion of inform- ing our Readers of the glorious news friom 1portugal, on which occnfion a LONDON GAZETTE tLS TEAORD1NARY was publihhed on Saturday, from :which we give the following extradts:- Zetter from Lieut.-Gen. Sir Artbsr Well /lscy, dated Head * Qaartentr, at Villa Yerde, Aug. 17, 1808. - my LORD, The French General Laborde hav. ...