... o0110 IV. ; SATURDAY, AUrsusT. 8.BMY EXPRESS. . RAMS. TO, Sgg j- -TlIAS morning all ex- prefs arrived here from Lord Nelfon, (whofe flag is now flying in Margate Roads) to Captain Rudfclell, the Commanding Officer or the Rawnfgate Sea Fen- ibles, defiring him to call together, immediately, [ I1 at this plke,. all thbte per~hns who had enro1led their C iiam6s in thit *toip. -1if Ltord~lip ...

... F1ZENCJ- f : -C ' r jt .FEN I . ., . From the ?? JtlfeMePt of ;he Xren;h fowce in *Egypt, as given in 1hc1 i ,M1iterir 9f oe.;z440 prC ay, and the order f battle iffukd hy g Pu,4 (anrl faid to ?? been found on an Officer made prironer,) it appetrs thatX CxlU- five of tile loffes in Ahep ?? a'ions, W14 ex ve of the tavairj) artillkry gig B c,.. e jj ich fo1 Uj the battle of. the 4tft .as.i4,o)o ...

... ILon[ron.-: 1s L A S , I1I ,or- SATURDAY; XOVtMBIR 14.-BY EX#RaS. Difpatchjis were- received ?? a Jn.dia-Hotlfe from Fort Sf., Gpeorge. They- atte that the Danifl gjarrifn of Trelnque rf, on, ihe on coaft of Corodmandel, frrendered to the 'Britifhb arms, headed by Lieuterrngt-Colonel Cambell of lips .His' Majefty's74th LRegimen,. without refiiance, ,fed aipihe i3th of Junspthat Fle Polygar of ...

... at-; fF 4 TWO I t - s -~ ?? )F Wr 4 k* ro e SATVItA'ZJ.OTPBER,.31,.--Y, 3XP.^m?4 i JdraL 4j Cazenld the 10aa rF O( pr¶Y i on p aY. ;a-lht isuiepkorte4 s 3a~,otitio he ~ oydpsi ...

... I 4IS2 OF MEN OFT ?? .WI THE yr LTJC $4, 1 UNDER THE COMM41AN) 0 VIGCE-ADMIRAK, PO&L. S&ps. Guns. Csmmaidri.s Vice-Admiral Poi;.. St..George, . . . S, H. NICHOLLS, lit Captainn. IT. M. HARDY, id Captain. London, . . .98, Capt. R. W. OTWAry- Defiance, Rear-Adm. SirT. G.AVS. Dsfince}. t 74)Capt. R3TAcIig. C -. . . Rear Kdl~~~iral TOSTY.. Saturn, .erd74i a t._. Rellona,' . . 7 -T. BTRTIE. . ...

... PORTSMOT -: SATURAY',JULY .: ?? be to ?? that the niext . ampfhire- Mid- fumnier Seflions ?? -on MONDAx, th th of July inftant we are defired' t 0 fayt that the, Court will open, and the bufinefs b.fgin precifly at ten o'clock on Motiday'norning.the xOth, when the Contables, jurors, &c., will be immediately clled ?? domevert¼, e t in tee Fir/ : Page of this FPweP') Captain James Stevenfon, of ...

... aBaL MEounrnial. .q -- - 5 ; = 'thirfdisy a1l a Cout ;Martial iuas hel4 an board tbd Gladiator, in tbis harbour,- on.uti Thomas Renwick, of klis Majetys' iip 5St. Fiornnzo, or quitting the deek when, h1w Zadp the firft watch, oni ti niigbt .of rth6 Z9tth of Mirch, without 1beipg reglarly reieved; and on Mr. Ri~bard George P~acl-, Macr -o£ the; faime; fhip, fiot not comning upon deck -vben he ...

... ? Ir.-ladfalilent.. I ?- 50-pe 19 ? HOUSE OF LORDS. . ONDAY, NMARCHH 2.: . After the Bih6p of St. David took the odths, and his feat, and Come private bufilefs rerpe~ting, Naturalization.-Bills, tbeir Lordfhips adjourned. TUESDAY, MARCH 3. The bufinefs here was only the. fwearinig in of fome of the Members, w1io took their feats accordingly, and fiome pri- vate bufinefs of no great rnomeat.- ...

... - Lo nroo~n. ?? f SATURDAY, MAY;- 30.-Y EXPKZE. . Difpatches from Lord Nelfon arrived on Thurf-. day, in the Harpy gun brig, at Yarmouth. His Lordfhip was lying at Revel, when the Harpy failed. It is confidently fiated, that every thing is adjuited in the Baltic; and that the whole of the Fleet under his Lordfhip were expeaed to fail from thence in a few days. Yefterday difpatches were ...

... i-ouj~o, 3ATURDAYj 2j1LY 4.-BY EXPR1tSS. This morning Brigadier General Magan arrived at Lord Hobart's Office, with difpatches from nthe Weft Indies. It - is rep6rted le brihgs accounts of the furrender of Gu.adaloupe.. Thurfday MIr. Merry left London for Pads.- He reached Dover that night, and embarked yel: ierday mnorning- in a Fiag of Trace for-Calais. Thiurfday arrived the' Mail from ...

... -,mp.fkf.t . MOMXPAYi, -MAY 4, ?? Et S.iitN, IN ayi sg been hei' in the lullarton Caufe as' 4~o '-foSiftf e Nfe`idahi, theii'ther ?? atf~wN defesfed nii itW edaii'td4V- *Axt; 'e14ri bills w fir bro0uihf up troiti te Coin ions, and certaint pptsi were brdil'j u rjm'irp the' 'Ird CMsrt o f Ch~cery it ; fe im tG ?? Te''is~eshW His'fe 'adjoUfis~d . V'un' _ n : .1 i: i ' ' ' M -.t J'e . th 7 * . ...

... FIA ,Vi G, F -i;71 'PEST I V~A iO P T EI4Th. PARISy Jt/y 1x5.. 2e regret' that we give all the details' of the ceb'ratlo6'df the Feie, ,- whih' took:'place ;y-tLit the foqlwwi ng-s a A fight &ketch of foti of the leading citisiffance's: It maiy be'faid to' have commjnnced on the af66i- ; noor -of the ?? when all the theatres a'nd piib1tc . placds of aruricimien' were owvvfi opefiatl freed 6 d ...