... rire at St. .Tanzes'. Palace. Various reports have been circula'ed refpe&ing the 're at St. Jomies's Palace, we believe the followingL may be depended on -TPhe Dule of Caiobridg4e's apartmints are under her Majefly's private fuite, of roomrs in St. James's Palsce. His Royal HiFjhoefs ?? the evening at Lady Haggerfion's on Friday, and le- l turned home about two o'clock; the porter had for ...

... OXFORD, SEPTEMBERt 17. Tuefday laft was married, at HIeyford, the Rev. Joifha Dix to Mifs Elizabeth Blifs, of this place. And on the fiame day was married, at St. Mary's the Rev. G. Blifs to Mifs Smith, of Worcefter. Laft week died, much regretted by a numerous circle of-acquaintance, in the 40th year of his age, Mr. Richard Howfe, a refpedable farmer of Winfon, near Bibury, in this county. On ...

... eS ATU RDAY'S- P OST. BY EX-PJSSo a ZLON!DON, J1SNE 16. O XTO advices from the Continent wfere received th -I ir. tbe courfe of yeflerda1y: but in a letter, g% faid to have beenl written from Brietenlic, o n thxe A QSd, the day after the graud battles of the IDan ube, tlr it is fluted, that the force whichl the French had f.. inl the firli battle was interior to that which ti. te had on the ...

... S. 13Y EXP1RES$, S LONDON, APRIL 14. . 7,WM GottcnburghMaiIsarrihed yefterday,with u Tllletcrs and papers to the Ift inft. H-loftilities have ceafed between the RIufians and the Swedes, and a negociatjon for peace has commenced be- tween the. It ?? that in fettling the tetms o] IlUffia is refolved to confult the will aud pleafure ¢Fi 1'rance. Our hope ol a tonvinmmce of friend- Aip between ...

... From the Londoei G azette, April 8. BANRtuPrs.-lofeph Royle,of PreftbuiyChefhire, tanner and ?? Teather, of NottinghaA, ?? Oramns, of Stowmarket, Suffolk, iron. monger.- Chomas Bailey, of Edgbaton-Rftreet, Bir- ?? Hortonlateof Birming- ?? Rylance, of Pilkiugton, Lanca- 1hire, cotton ?? Law the younger, of Manchefter, common ?? Davenport, late of Mancheller,baker,-William Tubb and Janles Henrv ...

... LONDOrN, DECEMBER 13. Government have received advices by the way of Malta, from Mr. Adair, our Miniller at the I Ottoman Porte, flating, that he had had three conferences with the new Grand Vizier, by which he had been encouraged to hope that a perfed.tlv good 'underftanding would be fpeedily reflored be- tween this country and Turkey. The Auftrian Minifler, it is alfo ftated, had had feveral ...

... The Ravena floop of war is arrived at Plymouth froin Jamiiaica, on board of which fiip Captain Gondhall, of the Lord Melgr've, is come home, as we hear, a Prifoner of StWte. The lord AiNu- grave had been feized by his Mlajefty's fhips Dada- lus, .Serpcat, and Sappho, when in fearch of the CoSmmlodore of his Majefty's Uips on that fRation, h* viiw a difpatch floin the Commander of his MAL- ?? ...

... SUNDAY AN DTUESDAY'S POST. I LONDON. MAY 23. , . t CAPTtitROF1;OPORTO. t OVR1NMEN 1 received the agreeable in- r ' ...

... SUDIDAY AN 1T'uESDAY'S POST. LONDON, AUGUST 1. N .O intelligence has been received from the of I Auferian Government, either by NMiniflers re Or bv the Aulirian Ambafltdor, of fo late as the or 12th nit. when the Armiftice was concluded. We th cannot, however, but entertain a hope, if a Peace fe has not actually been concluded between France T and Aubria, that the arrival of our Expedition on ...

... BY EXPJRESS. LONDON, NOVEMBER 17. Y ESTERDAY a farther confirmnation of the I rumour of the defeat of the Toulon fleet by Lord Collingivood prevailed. Many particulars of the engagement are fiated to hatne been received in frlolia d, in letters from Paris and feveral parts of the South of France. Thefe agree refpefting the refult of the battle, but differ, as it was to be ecpetted, with regard ...

... TIHU RSDAY'S POST. LONDON, DEC. Qs. 1 Srperation of Bonaparte and Jo elsi oe.- .117E French and L-urch papers, received yef- T terdity inorning, furniih iamtportantii though I not altoqether unexpected information. It appears an audience of pettv Rings, the creatures of Na- poleon, have been collectedI on that tlheatle of politicidl wonders, ['uris, to witnefs the foletan,, ftrcee of the ...

... SATU R DAY-'S OP ST. BY EXPRESS. ?1t LONDON, SEPTEMBET 1. HE recent intelligence received from the Con- IL tinent calfs very little light on the important tranfaffions pending between Bonaparte and the Emperor of Auitria. The rumour which prevailed of the Armitlicelhavinm been broken is f&ified by fubl'equent iuholmation; and whilft the Frenc4 Chief is making iinmenre preparations to renew the ...