... 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 ...

... L 0 Ni) C) i\ i4pi-i? ?; W~e uinderffand thlat the late Cliaffceilor of the Exchequer mneans to propofe, .foonl after thue re- cefs, to brinig forthl fome ,uxiaterial- reguilations tnigto reftore tranquillty.ninlreland. If we ere~'t ,'everal };omiflh chaipels in the difiricis in- *labited by the 'Papifts, with] a limited simunber oF zu rates or Prielts, chofen andi fitpported by Go- verumlent, ...

... LOADON, fune?. Hi1-s Excellency Ear'I Harduickelasnded attlie Pigeon lfloife, Dablini, at half~ pail eight on: ~Monday lull, and h1aving taken fionte ref'reib- niment, proceeded tO thte Caffle. 'A Privy Couin- cii being afferubled ini thle Great C2haniber of the- Call~e, his lExcellencyZ waS livorn into the office of Lord L~ieutenant Ge neral and General Gover- nor of Ireland, before hlis moft ...

... ? Welcncoo!p?-94- ?:D? P7 + offo-j FROM THe' LONDON GAZETTE. AbMIRALTY-OFFCE,, ltJLY 28.- tHE followin.g letter is addreffed to Admiral TaCorawalli5:- Doris, off St. Matthew's, 7rlY zz, 28I0. SIR, I have the honour of informing you, that a -moftdaring and gallant enterprife was lal night undertaken by the boats of his Maj-fty's :hipo Beaukieu, Uranie, and Daris, entirely manned by volunteers, ...

... I i I tun.,oap and Eut.,nap'o I TFon the London Gczi:ette EvxlnordZinary. MONDAY, AUTGUS.1r 3. T IFUT. Philip Duniarefq(, of his MaJeffy's JL fhip Ccefar, arrived lafi nigit with dif- patches from Rear-Admiral Sir J. San nllrez, Bart. of which the tollowing are copies;- Cfiar, off Cape Trafalgar, _ury 3, io I. SIR, It has plcafcd the Almi-hty to lcrownl the exertions of this fquadron with thle ...

... L 0 D is 0 ?? 0 aveiicber 24. Marqulis Cornwallis, it is p)ofirively faid, will be creared a Duke on his return from Paris; tle Marquis of Buckingliam claims the regal pro- ~a~ife of the fame dignity, whenever a creation in altis fi perior rank oF our nobility fhall take place.; Such as doubt the durability of Peace would do well to afk the opinion of French merchants, not one of whom but ...

... O X-F OR D, OiTOUER 3. On Wednefday lafit Was read, in fill convoca. tion, His Grace the Duke of Portland's Patent, appuinting the Right Hon. Lord lEldon, the Chan ce'lor of England, High Steward of this Univerlity, in, the room of the late Earl of Dartmouth; and we hear his Lordfhip will be ?? into his office, in convocation, in the coorle of the enfuing term. Tnietday Jaft, being Michaelmas ...

... ?? M 3X ap'l - off iOM0'.'M Tl. E LOIN DOL)N GAZETTEE. .ADMIRALTY-.O0FrCVE, NOV. 26. C-yy cf a icstfrfrmi Crapt. R1lai'err't Lsrd Ksith, Conn- r.'ndr bin Chief of biws Ayflj~y'es]7ips aind Vf7cls in the ?r44die, raritan. * '17diz-:fble, Tlmlon Road, zely 24, iSol. V Lc eDr, I is with infinite concemis I have to in- l fornm your Lordfhip of the capture of his T'!'i-iy's late fhip S-vifrfaie, by ...