... PRIVATE CORESPONDENCBE.- on . . . London, 3ist July, half-pst seven' P. m. ,rd In consequence -of 'the: stoppage of ?? vessels, by orders issued lat night and this mor w. some gentlemen have waited on ?? toacl to learn 'in' what situation vessels havig obtained li-. nd cences protecting them frenm the effects of an Ame. ' on rican war are to be placed, or, whether such vessels, will, or ...

... GREENLAND FISkERY - . .. . I _ q ! 1L'~s~iL& :NI) ! ~tI~uKj -- t The Active of Pete'rhead arrived at ibat port on ?? Sheaybring Greenland, wvith i fish, a. full the follo-wing accounts of the suc- e eidef, the fisheryl. i. , Aerdeen SAips.' Jane, 2d Jtly, 16 fish, 130 tons oil; LNep- r tune; l2th'July, 10, 140:ditto; Letiia, 27th June,7, 67 dit-I to; Oscari'7th luly, 9, 70 to 80 ditto; ...

... i ?? I ~ ?? ?? I I EDINBURG H. S THURSDEA-DECE FIBER 2. d . . ?? Behave received Dutch papers to the 26th, from rn we learn, that the Cossacks, forming the van . 0 ?? Prince's army, reached Amsterdam on si e ° ...

... I((Zdzbjo ?? famurp. Ifu- EDINBURGH, ina- P SATUADAr-OcTOBBR 23.. ?? ?? on .R but Dispatches were received, on Tuesday evening, Pi ne- from Lord Cathcart and Sir Charles Stewart, and a H lad Gottenburrh mail is also arrived, with two Swedish it bulletins, dated the 26th and 50th, at which period th at the head-quarters of the Crown Prince still remained El to at Zerbst. The allies had ...

... FRQOM THE LONDON GAZBTTE. HO16EA GUARDS-OCTOBER 7. G, Whereas considerable inconvenience having been four.d to Qtend the incteased inumber of medals that have been issued in commemoration of the brilliant K and distinguished events in which the success of his Majesty's arms has received the royal approbation, V the Prince Regent has been pleated to command, in the name and On the behalf of his ...

... . 1VEWiD M ILAT D.FLP917 fl ru Anr. ad , 0s GRJ ,oc;AVGU3'r21. Aseed here yesterday morning, the Pomaona, MN9ssht, from Grenada-Left St Thomas' on the Sd of July with the .eet, onsisting of about 90 sail, under convoy of his Majesty's ships t tatira'and Cherub; parted with the fleet in thick we.,- ther.on the 20th July. Fell in with, and spcske his.Majesty'b ship Avenger on the 24th July, in ...

... ?? , , Monday morning, Earl Moira and Mr Caining had audiences of the hotzse. ?? Regent, a atn hopse. ?? ' Yesterday the Earl ?? a meeting of -his friends, to the number of about gO, at hbs house in Whitehall. Lord -Erskine. and Mr Sheridan,, and a select party of fuiends, dined widi-the Earl of' Moira on. Monday. The Marquis of Htntly gave a griffd. diiner ye- terday evening to- the Dukes of ...

... , gmFURR 9 ?? ^aame .nsieans an idea prevails that. Th~ni~rs- ']&i,9 ilo lived to the~ age of 152 yearsb wvas the oldest man on ?? Henry Jenkins,. %vho lived to the age of 169-years, amongst the chil- dred~ofmniortality; but on referring to Luckhame's Rook,t X fihd the naines oF two who wenrt beyondl thatof Parr, and one come very near to that of the old fi;sherinatl4 Jcnkins,-viz. Thomas ...

... LLOYDi.-MAR ME LIST-March 13. 1812. The-3eorge and Dorothy, Thompson, from LpndQn to 0 porto, was taken by bouarding by a 'Fren hugger pvateer ind carried into Dieppe 9th inst. ;aptam Thompson was ki3led, and the privateer had two men kiled and aevetal wournked. . The Genera Lincoln, Coffin, bound to ?? talenby a French privateer, and ?? into Boulogne. - I ' The Gratitude, -m ?? fronr Cofk - ...

... I. R.E.ACIr PAPERS. SEVENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY, His Majesty has erected on the right bank of the Vilia, an ?? camp, surrounded by re- -doubts, and constructed a citadel, upon the moun- tain of which was the ancient palace of Jagellons. Thus, two bridges upon piles are being constructed, three bridges upon rafts.are already established. 1' On the 8th his Majesty reviewed a part of his ...

... PkWTATE COkRESPONDANC.IV s London, 7th Aug. half-paut seven, aM. a A most interesting report was in circulation s to-day, said to have been received by the way of Halifax, that the American President had withheld I the issue of letters of marque and reprisal against British shipping, on learning the fact of the assas- sination of the Prime Minister. We have sifted to the bottom every kind of ...

... O E . p - , 1 T : -: .L Xf ?? Lords HirroTau id-as~~jte Lord ,Cban- he~ btarchpornob gt *e proprietors of' Leith B arbour to taken t9 At were ipt mo~sa a colllua priy; and~theg seitnt0to ,Clierkwll ed: the kpoe. Bton~iettogext-itnelongtpr reomsiee MrD 0 n rsntdapt~okr the booksle ob,! Mraise r~an a buttpqosine ppestx! to Mr Va itfarW ?? to 4me a t,1wh s te l t' errS ?? that they ,h tdbespostt ...