... PORTS MOUTHo fo SATURI)AY, OCT-GBEiz oa *r , ~ * _ _ _ _~ ,.t ~~ I'd L)i !Va'ztaI Appow!/aes.-TbC Hon. Capt. Legge, of th Cambrian, to the Centaur, and Captain Cl Li! - ?? - I 'Powry, to the Cambrian ; Capt. M. Seymouri pro- ?? ...

... n .nerbarwxA er.Heterf ,'uY.1 A' 01. THZ iING- OEPRVS;9S ACGAW5I.¶ rgE LATE. ZLEC- o wlqO OF r iz NEw li siioir O r MUNS'rtR.B ' His Majeftythe-hsing of Prulialas explicitly dec~lared, The botlrtothe Geleril A1enbly 'f tb .Emplre, and in otifer ,places, thathe cotifideed it'i &natural, ncceffai'y, and ui- i I -deiiiayle confe- of the principle of Secularizatioh' -cilalifhed: byfthe Tteaty ...

... J1 - . TREA2M BETIVAEN SPAIN ANDPORTUGAL. . . l 1 . MADRID,' Au0U$T S. The fsollowing is tlfe Treaty of Peice concluded between, Spain and. Portugal:- 0' As the opbjI which His 'Catholic Majefly had in view, and which he confidered as neceffary for the general good of t P ourope, when he declai:ed War againft Portugal, is. obtain- t- ed, His Mijeflty has tefdlved, after conferences had, to ...

... LIoli Ull, Di SATURDAY,;SEPTEM.BER 120-BY EXPRESS. Mr. Pager, who is atrived at Paris on his' journey n to Vienna, as the fucceflor of Lord Minto, wili mnoft.probahiy take with himi the ualtli.latam of the thi Firnt ConfIl for the confideration of the Anuilqian Cabinet. We nmay, the ieforc4 expet nothifg d4f_ nitive iefpeatiny Peace. cr War vill trapfpire until a, leffenger arrives, from him ...

... .- * . 6 It ; i - on - - .1 - To ath -EDITOR.-of The 'FORTSMOUTH TELETRopH. ¼. . ! i ' I Sit,-J take the firft opportu-nity. of fending 'yon, agree. ably to my prdimife, the following particulars refpeting tie f1bj1e9 of kuy laft, in addition to, the. undeniable proeks of the abundant quantity of grain hoarded annd kept back from market, and that the farmers.had.plenty to producc, if they ...

... , ?? I a I % ? I ? ? ?D. ?? I I I 1 7 . I i .? I I.ORTSMQUTHI, AUGCUST i..: 1 M, Monday a Cqurt Mart1w tas Iie'ld on board' the. I Gladiator, in this harbour, ,on lieatinant-rai .His Maffy's ihip. eD Ruyter, forj drunkennefs Rear-Adrairal !oaLLoWA YjiPre iddntf .; M,. GR.ETZrAM,:E1q. Judge-Ad-Ycate.s The charge beinig proved he ena, fe.nenvto be t difmiffed His M-'ajRty's iferyi'e And On, ...

... A , - - 77g. r.. 7' .,XL;s TS ,xX an ; -1: i ?? i~ , - ?? ' 4P :? ' : . . a - ttlE6DAYS l'T. l~ 10i: - . . POWX11494 II; S :Mq UR£ '5a da A ifipatch, of which thefotlo'ing is a oyht een thi teccive~d~at tie office of the Risht Mohl ?? of fat His ajiy'ys. Primipicia Sertl't~f9*tfo~~e ,,tul Frafier, commandinig His Majelty's Troops at Gor~e; 'ion th e he coast of Africa ?? -, ' -: -> - ;. ?? ...

... :Ptlttc orttrrienr0. __cX p- 1*=ris Papers, received on Monday, hate the rnoft I t the importfint commuticatibris relative to the invafion I ;. or f SPottugal by. the 1Spaniards. The latter had deftaanded9 asthe price of Peace, ifniebargo upon , w all En-iifh fhips 'in the ha rs ifwiktugal, and r the entife 'dpdlfion ?? itifh traders. The, d of of. Monte Magiore, and invefted the fortrefs of ...

... fLonbon.. 8AXRAYj AiR ?? Bx EkitEssv :A .t L, .Sir Rjt The Meffcnger, has ?? with the afvijeof, tle Firkf Conful' i W 4chw was m Thurfiday f~d 5o be favourable, and our Funds rofe in cenfeq;ence of this report. - Some even-are In fanguine in-thei;expe- tations, as-to affure bs, thbt Lbrd'St.' ln ' .ben appointed to nbgotiate, and tha:e wall loon fet out on this important minion.,. ?? A ...

... O~i~lK; IsN14E c .FROM RUSSIA *li~~qY 'I wNTELLIGENCE w ~t Exttraa of a Letter froni. the Captain of the fiip, Elxpedition, dated 6onbdt, Dec. ?? 8o00 I muft entreat your Patience while I ?? fome par,. ticulars eifpedintg-tie-unforcefeen'difate e 'hihlidck plac w; ljoveinber S. The Expedition was laden and I was clear`. fal *ng her attthe CuftomHouxre, when~the upifortunate-ordeq w; arrived ...

... ?? I sM7URDAY,DEC?MBEftiz6 l.=Ie.Articles in the-!ndon Paperen tife ~6at thu Pif A. begin 6lt~ reeeive4two months'provfi6hsti anid tt qii jaimesh Simarez being or0ered to refiume- his blWckidelof, .COdiz'W> / i*tid, ,:;oinq~nry an. sar itiie. All gun'.brigt, eirceyt one reofitively' gone into liar bouwrb+io-Id; eand the ofdqrs to S were fcnlirn 'tE 1ipcagA-onq fhis lquaroa 'ko .ez w- ere, ...

... One iof our cruifers on thurfday fe'nnight looked' I info Goree, and counted nine fliips of war, four of I- - . , ,, . . * 1 , _, , ?? . _ IS _ which were of the'line. Excepting the guarddhip,. they., were allt'ready for fea. Letters from America fltte, on the authority of the Secretary of the. Navy, that' the Infurgent friL gate,'of-'36 guns, and Pickerfig, of -14 guns, have been loft. ...