... froaplo jpoot. LOY\'DO.N JGAZETT'E EAkTRAOI1NARY? . Do..nine-A-ect, October 21, 1801. Dispatch, of which the following is a copy, A was this dav received (in duplicate)' at the Office of the R'ight Hon. Lord Hobart, one of bik Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State. * ead-Rtlu&ters-, camp bctbreJlerroendria, Sept. 5. M v Lord. I have noiv the satisfaction to in- rorm your Lordship, that the ...

... lo'not. ' iUNDAY morning the Royal Family attended c Divine Service at St. George'AChapel, Wiadsor,! where they, heard a Sermon preach- by the Rev. Dr. Langfdrd, fiom ?? xxath' Psalm, and 11 th and 12th verses. Thou hast turned fur me nmy miourning into clanc- ins, thou hast put off my sackcloth, antd girded mc with gladness. To the enl that my. glory may sing praise to thee, antd not be ...

... q Z-11loapC', IP05t. F RID.3'Y Lord William Russel moved tle Order of the D)ay for the House of 1F, Coriruits to resolve itself into a Corn- anittee on the Bill for granting relief to paupers, arid exemptinig persons in certain cases fiom pj,!ing' the poor rates.' The Attorney G'neral ohketeed, that the pruriency of Legisfrhon was u thillng 1niich to be lanlteod, as the multiplying acts ot ...

... . I;. -- 1, . ., -; I I' ?? 7 i? -7. 4, -Vil I.. 11.11 Lou, ll,?, ? ?? , ?? - .: 4 . ?? ~ ~ ?? ?? -OS ifWB YM -8e Y IXPFSS. i' q1;aiise¢rstat aedo onTbxfdidy2 #~ ?? ajjrnwlh4 ..hag not then left -Paris IHis I rdfhip -is; io.w~ever,- 'e peed- to, beo ?? tttis ay' i it fuppOicd, tat' bn Mon da* .1he! Meinotenitia). wrill.hatve. atl afficibled, an:;.they~ Eill~iH medieitye p*iicee:tu ...

... IPSWICfh Nor. '28. Ii s Gracc the Arihbishop.of' Canterbuiry has, in a very flattering mnanncr, conp -rred the degree of D. D. on the Rev. Jehosaphat 'Lountain, late ?? college, Caulbridgeector of M4nntreaIa il Canada, and brotherto the Bisfiop~6f Quebec. Prinice William of Gloucester r etkirned from Lard Chlinmondely's on Wedtnesday to Nor. wich, aid visited the Bishop that evening, where hc. ...

... tar-DI16 1? Poa.:. . I 1, I ? 11 OR P. P 1O0DAYi in the Hrnse' . Cbmirmons, on ..ith msehotion to7the dslaster of thleRolls, ani address was ordered to his' Maesty, praying him to colifer some dirnitj idi tl Chuch on th'e: Rev. Win. Busby, C iaplain t the fICouse. M'r. Sheridan desired to know whether it was the intcriion of Ministers to make asly comrnu- nicasions fo the, 81o1se respecting ...

... .19-60110.apI0 jpojt?.: - Dotrninrg-street, Ot. 10, is.801 rir9 1HE Ratifications of the Pke lisiinarv Arti- * I clesmotf Pearce between his Mlajesty Iand ..1 tle'reiich Kepublic,' signed' on thze Ist inst. vcre tlh day exchanged by ?? Right He6u. Lord Hawkiesbury, Qlie of ?? PrIncipal ficretanres of Stazte, andfi MN .Otto., Lon. Ckae. Lx.: lmmedliatel oh the arrival of Gen. Lairiston, (the ...

... L O0N, 0 N, De'enzkr 30. We feel the wa~rtieflt gratification at being able. to confradbit the accont wlich reprefented an epidemic'di favfejto',ha'e broken out among i the troops Iiinder the 'command of Sir Ralph Aber- crombie. On the third of November i6,ooo of thefe brave fellows failed from Tetuan- Bay .for Egy't, jin perfe.t health. -Sit, RaOph Abercrombie will' water at Cypris iti his ...

... L ON D 0 N. February 3. .. - - I - - . Yefterday arrived at Plymnouth the Thmtjes, of 32 gulls, Captain Lukin, from a cruif'e, accom- pained by a French thip of about 3bO tons bur- then, called the Aurore, piercett for i6 guns, but oniv 2z mounted, four havinlr been thrown over- board in chace, and navigated by 103 men; lhe is fromn the Ifle of France, bound toa Bourdeaux, and laden with fugar ...

... nERKSHIRE 6AME DtUTY.%Continued. l .Ir n. r . . . _ Lif of Pf rrJ in Berks to ?? Gamwe ersflwares havue beet ;ied, p6fiarnt io 2sth 'Geo. III. in ioz, Namets. Refidence. Auffin, William, Henwick. Blagrave, John, E(q. jin. Caicot Park. Buckle, Lewis, EUq. Prior's Court. Baker, Robert, Moulsford; Barringtpn, Price, Erq. Becke'. Bowes, Hon. G eorge, Ditto. Badcock, Collins William, Frilford. ...

... Poff# LO V D O'N,Y 7ya , KT El TpER of ihe Hamburgh Mails due this 1N morning, nor that which thould have arri- ved in regular courfe ?? laf, are arrived. Little intelligence, hoIwever, comihg throu gli either of- thefe clanlels1 can be of any intereft, Coapa red with that which is furnifhed by the arrived of the French papers vefterday, down to the date of the 2d inftant incILuive. It appears ...

... L O N D ON, Yanuaty 29. .. I. . . .I. Thle public accounts do not afford any expla- nation of the flraige article which appeared in the PCterlblurgh Court Gazette of the 3oth tilt. (fee era fiji page) and which has produced fo ?? fpeeClatiol1 here. Various are the cir- cuinflances whtcih *ave it birth. The followving ftatenitent is, however, faid to be that on which tihe ,rcatett rcliance is ...