... The men of Kent have been once again up, and at their duty, and Dover has added her quota to the proud amount of truth and loyalty. Mr. Edward Thompson, a newly elected magistrate of the town and port, a most consistent, unflinching Tory, determined to celebrate, if possible, his inaugural dinner (given at his own expense), by the honoulred presence of the greatest man of any age or country. ...

... GUILDHALL-MMONDAY, JULY 13. l u lo 'A'JLIsA aJ IU IsY J 0>. This morning at nine o'cloCk, the Lord Chief Baron, with the Lord Mayor, Recorder, and several of the Aldermen, took' their places on the bench; and the following persons were sworn on the Grand Jury :- Mr. SIiERIrFF GUEwOty, Foreman ; Messrs. Matthew Walker, William No*, William Voulans, Christopher Watson. James Day, ilhiam Evers, ...

... LONDON, PEtRUARr 24. CD -- a iA N Extraordinary Gazette, published ER -yesterday, (which is given in the lastda page) contains the leading particulars fo of the important capture of the Dutch island of so er Cura%acli in -the West-Indies. eh ae The last Jamacia mail brought us an account th a of a dispatch having been sent from Curazao to sic e the Governor of Jamaica, expressive of a wish ...

... I 'fHIS DAY IS PULRaar71So, ln quarto, price TSs. in boards, the Secand Editirn of Part 1 (Parts 11. to X. miay dif bt had either ;pesiodically.ior tg ether, axd dh' tirr ?? will be pobllihed, aith an acceieratel esptdieiun, till the whole work be completed,) Of .HE NEW CYCLOPEDIA; or, 'UNIVRRsAErIDzc-roN-R7-aif ART7S, SCteNCC5 and L1TeRATUR ; formed uponaotre enlarged plan of arrangement ...

... I LONDON, MAr 3o. 77t -of 11 d' difpatch rectived la[t night at the i Awni tiiralhy 'fro'mnAdmiral Lord G'ard- ner,. dated ihe 2jd inr1. it appears that on the x lth his Majefly's frigate La Loire, in' -lat. 43. 44 long. 20. 48. W. fetl in with a .Frenchqfuadron, confifling of five faml of tlhe line and three frigates. fiuppoed to be from the Weit Iodits, flanding to the Ealtward. 'he ...

... ~ZT)LQOX, foOC R 9. . I . . 1. I. .I HE Gazette of' anI night contains. a copy oF the Calcutta Gazette' E'tvaor. dinary, which gives the'verv 'inteieflibg particulate refpecling. 'eice which 'bas'been concluded in India with te' Rajah of Bliurt- pore, by which it appears that' the 'Rajah (Rupjeet Sing, )3 n confequence of the declining fortune of T-olkar,' an'd the preparations mnade by ...

... TIB RUSSIANS INYPOLAND. E.vtral from the Ofirial Reports of .Genera l BiEA',VNoSliA', transmitted fromniiie Cabinet ii Of §St._PfThRSBmUa, to ?? MINISTmR SC in LONDON, Mnd by bbi Exceikency communicated c, to our GOVERNMEN:T - St St. PTEas~sut~tG, 3'aniuary'7 N.tbe 4th andwstb inst. .messengers arrived e h're$ thie ariny, announcing to his Im- v penial estv'6, that since the u d of December,. ...

... 1: , MONDAY, M11AXRcH 14. HE Court waS opened at ten o'clock for the adinis-o sion of spectators: thle most regular steps had | been takes to prevent any accident arising from thle n immense crold of' persons who presented themselves i a for admittance. The rush was uncommonly great, and a required all the exertions of the officers wiho attended g from Bow-street, aided by the-whole of the ...

... SOUTH AMBR1CA. Extra& from tle official accounts received, at ?? I l ABiie 'M 'the feting Xsf Baenos 4yres, ?? Saojiato tlinies. ; SwUm itS -O t'0 'EBRs-',ISH GENERAL. ?? ?? ?? fate'iof arms vis riable't' is 1ICets a a mnastith fince yciurEKl- lency took this'capital withouet cppoltiotr; attack. o' ing, with a very frmall number of troops, a multilude *r of. people. ' vho fuxrely vre move ...

... LO.N'D ON1l, FABRUARY 25. T NTELLIGENCE -has been received, of great exertions making- at Antwerp, to fit out a r ,powerful Barmament, intended to operate in ll favour of Russia and Denmark against Sweden, in I the-Baltic, and-i is said to be in such forwardness, F as to have excited some anxiety lest it should be ready before our expedition, which is preparing for the same scene of a(Ijion.-W ...

... I - M- M * E I I IDDLESEX MEET G Yesterday, 'putsuant to the .Sherif's-advertisment', a ineetisag af the freeholders of Midldlesex tuok place at the Mernn aid, Haickney. Mr. Tuffnell then rose, and called tihe attention of - .the meeting to the conduct of' Ar. Wardltb, which had entitled him to the name of one of the most dis- tinguidled Members of Parliatment in the country. It -was to be ...

... =Dvom tb==ionbon @a~ttE . ;fom tioe olbsom Ogtettv . Foreign OfJice, Do.wning-stmeet 4r.i 20, 1807. The following intelligence respedling the raising the siege of Stralsund, and the subsequent expulsion of the Frenc) forces from Swedish Fomerania, has been this day officially trans. mitted to Mr. Secretary Canning, by Baron Rchauscn, his Swedish' ?? Minister Plenipotentiary at this Courtt MAL ...