... ;b?11%11 lp tlno LrPofi. FtJ tb, FRA CB PAPlERS of TueJday. BERNE. COLONEI RAPP has traverfed Switzer- ;lJaod.-He has found the city and ?? a prey to thofe miferies whhich are tlhe fad of civil war. his pr-efence hlas let iM 1its tO relt. The concourfes of the people h~at b~eii eintiily ?? ift and 2d Lliseiic deini-bi igades are on their marchi to friti she oariibnt of this city. The arrival ...

... 0X tORts, MAY 12. On Saft day laa the names of the Gentlemen Wvho have diftinguiched theifelves in the extra 1drdinary examinations of the prefent year were announced in Congregation in tile ?? order, viz. Ed'mund Goodenough, John Mat- thias Turner, and the Hon, Frederic Eden, of Chriri Church. Thutrfday the Rev. James Holman Maflon, of Exeter College; Robert S. Woody of Qjieen's College; and ...

... ?? C. h.. memm4p ft gbdpl?lo port, ? ?? FROM T H E LO N D ON GA7Z1E T T E ] roWNINOSTREET, 3AN. 24. I4 E'King has .beeri pleafed to appoint Liewt. . General-Williamr Mycrs to be Commander it 4is Majiefty's;forces fervinig on the Wind atid td L~eeward Clifiri'b~bee Ifland ftation. MIUtA,RY 'PROMOTIONs. * rlj oe± ?? Dnnda;,' IEfq. to be Lieit. Col. Commandant.-Captain F. C. Fowkc to be tjor.-A ...

... I'Uen~ie ANM the LO*DON GAZETTES Nov. so. 55O) 0 IVS G0 ZE7E o- 1)0)NYwar s- rtECT, NOV. 6. ErHE king:hias been pleated to approve of J. j M. Feator, Eli1. to be Vice-Confiul for the King of the Two Sicilies at Dover. The Gazette alfo gives notice, that quarantine in the ports a the kingdom fhould be efpecially attended to, and the violation be puniihed with the utmoff feverity. BANrrTu ro ...

... L ONDOVN, Blarcb I. A 'J4V IJS , *F ' . Ie LChancellor of the Exchequer and Lord °rl~t had a long interview yefterday with rl St Vincent, at his hotife at the Admiralty. A'omloFncers of the Navy, abent on leave, have ?? orde s to join thieir (lips immediately. t Navoll and' Military Officers who had It° f rrnce returned to Dover yefierday, in, 5'rIClIICC Of 'aving received inforrlation of ...

... A LiJI of Oficers emlpoyed in the boats in ?? attach, on 18the enemy's oefels, on the morning of the Ifl of Noveynber, 1809, in ihe Bay f RjeI Tigre.-Mr. 3. Tailour, Mr. A. W. J. Clifford, Mr. E. Boxer, Mr. W. Waterface, Mr. W. Hamilton, and Mr. J. Brulton, Lieutenants.-Mr. J. Caldwell and Mr. 3. Kynfon, Mafler Mates.-Mr. D. R. Syer, Hon. R. Spencer, Mr. H. Fawcett, Mr. G. F. Bridges, Mr. G. ...

... . BY EXPRESS. LONDON, OCTO2ER 33. -UTCH pqapers of the 9th infiiint contain tl]e JP f bitance of the political news in the letters ftons Vlienna to tie 25th ult. The expe6tations of' the fpeedy conclufioli of' peace were as fiulguine ,at that period is they had been for the preceding fortnight. Thefe, however, appear to. have no bet- ter ?? than the couitatit interchange Of couriers between ...

... I - .=am FROM THlE L(ONDON GAZETTE. A T the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 20th of December (present, the King's moll excellent Majcfty in Council) this day, the Right Hon. John Lord Sheffield and the Right Hon. Henry Wellefky were, by his Majefly's command, fworn of his Majefty's Moft Honourable Privy Council, and took their relpec- tive places at the Board accordingly. His Majefty having ...

... POSTSCR IPT., LON-DON, APRIL 24. TesterdlY h taltered elebration of the * , 0ls (I)o le Pr,'Iice ltegelit wlvs observed at Dim ul Ili niruhlt thle Metropolis. There ?? the Printce Regent, the Dukies of ,ore preClsent'e' Keit, Gloucester; the Prince f ies~e Httmhourti attil the Princess Elizabeth, O°te~S AquotglrSt thte Duchress of Gloucestel, lja tb ?? Stiltiint (if Glotucester ; all thle hiji ...

... 160NDON Ju??EI8- 'lltePiiis Pai;lri of Sundny itst arrhied yes- telA1:,1 l'lte tsihess of Angouleme lias sentJ 201)0 Irits to the Lying-itt lii spitul, at Lisle,1 ml~lol 1060-6il~i s 10%lte distributed auionlli trlt poor s nianili,-s *It Ito iave iuflered lby n fire. in the villhwe ot* ( i gesniepiairtillent of tile Oise. 'I ?? FIrileCtr (if lRussill, alterl a stiy of four flist in (Odessa, ...

... The New Slsteen of Plqsicat Philosophy. Our rI ders are aware that, in] the system oif Pbilo- sophy called NEWTONIAiN, Sir Isaac Newton cOlSi- B dered Attraction or Gravitation as the primary cause M of material phenometta. He conceived that bodies fall to the earth because they are attracted hy the B earth, and that all matter attracts all matter in a proportion of the balis and distasnce; ...

... s1d~a 's and I ' I esyda?'S 1-,Iosis., LoNDOIN, JuNE 16. 4 PTr. mar ar ived thsmring III) t;)withildisp tcltces erttffo Itli. G ?? ithe .5t i of January, ati whitcli tie e ltied~ to stat e, Im the co ns Ii thin ?? ~ tht all te wouttded ()tlicqrs ~ ~Iti~ reacl, lind t ien'era VIOflft' hem ,,r i rre.Te Officei's whlo overe .1111dei iteeor'~~, unP ?? were Ilk dii UI n the' 2 ith Sf the tond: ?? ...