... IUN&STON, JAMAICA-JL.mc 27. BAT or. ?? . ,j I -s |~ i ul, j ?? A-Jjarc 27. Monday afternoon arrive: at Pc'rt Royal his Majcefy's packet boat Duke of York, Captain Servante, in 4I days from Falmouth. The pafengers in the packet ?? Petrie of the 4th battalion of the 6oth regiment,; Lieu. tenants La Hurt-, Hawvlke, and Blasfield of the 6th battalion of the 6oth regiment; Captain Dally and Lady; ...

... PARIS-Feb. ad. General Bellavene arrived from Luneville laW night. He was charged by Citizen Jofeph Bonaparte, Mini- fter Plenipotentiary for the uegoci itoon of peace with Aufiria, to deliver to the Mlinifter for Foreign Affairs the following TR EA T OF PL A CE BETWEEN FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.1 His Majefty the Emperor, King of Hungary and Bohemia, and the Firfl Con:ul of the French Repub' lic, in ...

... LONDON-DEcEMBEK 14. On Friday the K;ng went out with his hariers. The morning being fine, the Q-een walked out to fee the :portfmea and the dogs turned out.- It-was . very pleafing fight, his Maje(y being i. good health and in high fpirits. Her Majefly remarked flic never faw the KSing look better. The OZeen rofe every morning ala week at feven o'clock, breakfafted with the King and Royal ...

... NAMBURGH MAfL. CAR'LSCRONA-APRIL Z3. On the i9th inli. the Englifh appeared off the entrance of this harbour, and fent a frigate with a flag of truce) and a letter, in the Ehnglifh lan- guage, to the Governor, of which the following are the contents: I On board the London, April z3, x8Qo. The Danifh Court having been induced to conclude an arniiflice, by which the unfortunate difput-es between ...

... `- Lf ala pIN U]?URG H-APRIL Z. TORTHERN CONFEDERACY. j\M yefferday the Kite cutter arrived in Leith da Roads from Sir HYi)E PARKIEa'S fleet, and 15 landed MT DaumtLMOxD and Mr VANS5TTART with their fuit, together ?? FENWICK who M was Conful at Eifineur. The intelligence they so bring is varioufly repotted. It appears howevereh to be certain, that the Court of Denmark po/- tively refufes to ...

... Such have been the creditable exertions for the equipment of the North Sea fleet, that as foon as the feafon -will admit of entering the Sound, pearly fortv fail of the line will be in readinefsto proceed thither. Sir HYDE PARKER, we underiland, retains the chief command; Vice Admiral GAMBIER to be fecond; and Lord NELSON third. Amongft the ?? which are flated-to be intended for this fervice ...

... LONDON-APRIL 20. o- CZ~ sp e :Je It is with great pleafure we announce the ra- fi ut pid re-eftablifhment of his Majefty's health. Sa- *d turday morning his Majely rode on horfeback IT er through the Park, and along Wefiminfler-bridge, :k accompanied by Prince Adolphus and General f ir- Manners. As he paffed through the Park an C ut old woman exclaimed- God blefs your Ma- C !ir jefty and ...

... f cifad bonlanim 11 i Y, A7J1BUJGH- UNVE 27. cor s-X _ _ _ _ ant i r HOUSE OF LORDS-June 2a. the - KSCOTS APPEAL, ex( t- CO6iu MACDONALD of Boifdale, Efq. v. wei e RANALD GEORGE MACDONALD of Clanronald, fora Efq. and others. gag . Meffis. DALLAS and MACKINTOSH were Gor 'heard at considerable length on behalf of the ap- cou pellantx after which the Houfe, on the motion the r of the LORD ...

... C. ?gl6orlian?, ?? I ,, r I II I D I ] UR G OH-1ARCH 2. H I S M A JE S T Y. B 1' L L E T I N. 2yeen's Nicus~e, SeD. -26. c}is 7Xi.1jesty's fever is in no respect increased to- day. (Signed) T. GISBORNE. H. R. REYNOLDS. -Oueen', House, PI. 27. HIs Majesty's fever continues, but without any t (Signed) T. GISBORNE. H. R. REYNOLDS. His Majefly cxperienced a good night-the phyficians fat ...

... FROM THiE LONLDON GAZETrT, ADMIRALTY OFFICE-Aug. °. Copy of a elate-r from Lord VIXeoumft ATStSoQV, K B. Vice-Admiral of the ilue, &e. to Eeisrt NATPFiN, Ffy- lated on board his M1ajefly's ftp Mledufa, 2F Boulogne, the 4th inflant. S I R The enemy's v'efi'els, brigs, and flats, (lugger rioged,) and a fchooner, 24 in number, were this mor'ing, at day-light, anchored in a line in front of the ...

... I I , t_--l EdN ELIZtABETFT. .. CT ih I- n r tI iI f. f. s I a I f ThC rui~ioxving anecdote is, a very curious i!- luftration both of the charaaer of this grcat Prin- cefs, and of the bad tafte of the pulpit loequence of her age. It is related b-t a contemporary .; and that the naivete of the flyle may not be loft in the narrative, it fihall be tranfcribed as it ap- pears in the original ...

... FROMIr THE LONDON GAZETTE, WHITEHALL-Aug. 4. The King has been pleafed to grant the'dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to the Rigiht Honourable Horatio Vifcount-Nelfon, Knight of the Moft Honourable Crder of the Bath, and Vice Ad- riral of the blue fquadrcn of his Majefty's fleet, (Duke of Brondi in Sicily, Knight of ihe Grand Crofs of the Order of St ...