... -?w I ?? .1 I. Sr, Dispatches were yesterday r~ecci~ed at the Ad ill msiraltyfrdm Egypt,.'but notofalater datethi re those formierly received. Lord Hobart and' Lord P lam hive deternn ed, that in filture the posct-ollice.packetssli not be detained for ay Government dispatche but proceed tersca withthe sh.sils on thLys- a pointtd for sailing. -his segolatuon lia be b much desired by the ...

... ?? yloqjol glitelliqlIce. EXST INDIES. I From the frierilly disposition of the King of Ava towards tht English, a settlement is to be formed on ?? coast, for the express purpose of building ships, as this country produces vast forests of timber, admirably adapted for ship- building. All political disquisition, we understand, is stridly forbidden at Manilla. The Chinese mer- chants have been ...

... Dover, Ae9ye 4. Lord Nelson's fleet is now bomsbardling Boulogne, and has been seen engaged from be- tween six and seven this morning; but no vessel having arrived, we are ignorant of the success of the attack. The atmosphere is now very clear, and greatest part of the ships are plainly to be seen from the hills firing from the town and har- hour, and the French batteries appear to keep up a ...

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... P O S T S C R P T. LO11DO1ll 241230) 27, A repe.-t prevailed yesterday afternoon that the D,-lfiitivc Treaty was signed, and mnighi- be expectd ?? said it was arirs, ed. , No one stated ]low the lel swas said to ihart arrived, biit tie c ulilnstance is mentioned in letters irom Dorver; :Ind tre (o/itciali eiispatel-:. i notil'yilig this ?? evcnts~ :ver- e~ 1 every /,aomeat. . BPrs have passed ...

... P O P U L A T I ON. I . . - . . 1 Ater a long delay, caused by the difficulties of so novel an attempt, the printed abstradt of the enumeration of England and Wales is now in delivery at the vote office of the House of Com. mons. ENGLAND. Males Females. Total of perfons. 3,987,935 4,343,499 8,331,4S4 WVALES. 257,1;8 284,368 541,546 Army 198,351 Navy 126,z79 Scamen in Reg-ilerei VeiTcels 144 ...

... parliamentarp _ unttigence. 9 EHOUSE OF LORDS. Y Monday, April 13. The Mafgai of Hrnstly and Loid D'Theitb took the oaths and their seats, on their elevation to the British C Peerage. They were introduced bttween Lords . Cawdor and Reay. e CHANGE OF MINISTERS. ! The Marquit af Stafford rose, for the purpose of submitting to their Lordships a resolution, which he felt some anxiety they should ...

... FOR.EIGN INTFELl1GENGt. ,MILITARY OPERA'flONS IN POLAND. We have at length th. sa;tihcidtion of congrattulat- ing the public, that intelligence of an oflicial shape, and most undoubted authority, rospecting the anuI al event and real ?? oi the battle of the- tventyasjxtti of December, haa at length reached Us. It will appear by these accounts, that the bat- tle of Pultusk has been equally ...

... E DINBURG H, ;,`juarej b On Saturday last the Facultv of Advocates had a c -meeting, for the purpose of considering the Bi% y brought in for new modelling the Court of Sessionq h and introducing Trial by Jury. The meeting weas y adjourned to Monday at 0o o'clock in the morning, and broke tip after nine at night. We understand that the Members of the Faculty differed much in opinion. The ...

... P o S '1 S C t I p ?? X D t On B i ii, J C M'e still hive to laituent f'ie iv'iant of offiicil intellieerc%, from the Continenlt; reports, howeVer, contillie to rc§ t this coentre frenril difi-rent qliarteri, itf rite SItree65: 'c the Rlusaxalis over tile Frenchi; atid though thrv do t:x. come in tuch authcittic shapes axs orold justif yis ii; gu ig implicit credit to theus, ytt as th1:y all ...

... r I = = i e - - - - - - - - Royal Mgbei. . THE PRINC-SS CHARLOTTE ?? I hm. I's5JJNi~nO .,x~ s a -. ?. The only auth ltic Portrait of th: ?? : highly interesting thararter, hrs been A>. present year, by R Cosway,Esq. R. A .r ?? site manner. Mr peI has been hono.d. permission to publi an Engraving frc,:s been executed in the oat delicate style;, I' i: the next Number, be g tbe Fourteenth, at Dli ...

... FOREIGN. INTELL IEN'Et,: SPAIN AND PORT 3G.A L. y i_ IThe Gazette of Saturtdiv contains evcral dti-pdhc, , from l.ord Wellington, received f v war of (Co>(111na. on'l'hursday last. General Foy's recint OJseiat;oio, nwith the details of which we were orevioustl ac! !qatrtI- eel, rendered his lordship's presence ag-air ncccs- ry in tile north-west parts of Spain. Mala-a was evacuated ol the C7ih ...