... CAPE. OF GOOD HOPE,- JAN. 4. To the EDITOR of the HAMPSHIRE TELEGRA1P. His Majefly's Ship Eurydice, Capt. Bathrft, arrived here the 14th ult. with the joyful news of Peace, being only forty eight days fince (he left England i fhe remained here only a few hours to viaual and water, and then pro- ceeded on to Ceylon and the Eaft Indi ?? next rnorn- ing Sir R. Curtis difpatched the Penguin, ...

... IjONOURABLE MR. BOWES. - On Monday night, about nine o'clock, as the n Hon. Mr. Bowes, bibother to Lord Strathnmore, was pafling through the courts near St. Martin's - church, he .was extremely annoyed by fome of le the lower order of'women of the town laying hold f of him, and bt gging money, when, to get rid of i, them, he gave one a fhilling. He had pr'6cceded a very few paces further, ...

... PORTSMOUTH. SATURDAY, DECEMBER xS. In the. TPLEGRAPH of laf tweek, we gave an ac- Count Of Mr. Addington's general review of the i ?? I , .s _ - - - - .-A-fl * 6 .V- V US tLI1L Finances of the-Country. it bore, in itfelf, the evidence of great k-xplicitnefs; and, if it is to be taken Us authority, is flattering to the hopes of the Nation, which will be proud to fee the affured means of ?? an ...

... THE CARXI£AL. e The clofedb the late revclry wh.ich tookpce at Pnris.i is e t us ddfierlbe by a perfon-who-was prefent:-* f The preparatiobns- whiic'h .2>w-ere -mande for 1Mfaragras, (Shrove :Tuefday)'were of the mpft e extraordinary. defcriptiona: From La.Madelaine to the ci-devant Baftile,. ?? 'oc- t cupied. through the whole of th day by a double fileof carriages, filled within,' and ...

... FEMALE INT1EPJJJ . I ., I mne years rlice, a'GentlervnaA in Lorc on, xtert6ive y E i eng.a~ed in Weft ltidlah Commi'eir', was involved in'bank- v'ruptcy by a milpl'accd confidence.'e retired into the neigh-. *bourhooi of Bradford w -th two Oaiiihters, and. thortly -at : i ter fuik bencath the piefreot his misfortunes, leavtng ,them' whlolly wit tout pr6ifion. LThe f6rr&li affluence at their ...

... -I - ) SATURDAY, OCTOBEP 9. The late cond ?? of the French towards Stlitter bnd plainly fhews a defign to allow that country to fafl into a ftare of cotaifuion, that a pretence wight be afforded fo; fome new fcheme, which the chief Conful has in view. The new conftitution, it is well known, wsas forced upon the people much 2gaina their conient ; it was therefore obvious the new government ...

... PORTSMurOUH. * .ATURD SE M R it. S SArURDAY, SEPTEMBER zl. HIGH WATER IN THIS 1ABRQUR THE ENSUING WEEK: MOtDAY--8n. aY.. tz TvESDAY om. af. I WLDNESDAY °. - am. af. X THURSDAY - - - - - - - - - 471in. af. FRIDAY - - - - - - - 42i. Af. 3 SATVRDAY - - - - - 3-gm Rf. 4 SuaDAY - - - - - - - - - - 33f-ln aft 5 tARtL ST. VINCENT, After Divine.Service, on Sunday laft, held a Levee, which was ...

... $ ?? - a . , ;Sts ?? . . ,. 'bstr., :3iTbe de ?? yeleid.sty the Spanilh Refident ~erne,- Mi de ?? fet 'ut- t ' It now ?? cetain i osir Thatc ~tle Afrncab pir~tati jo~edsi~~ *111 ezu ?? t~i'2ni lonigr tO 'otli-etbef aptins The States of America. have already .deelared, that, inif ad of'fiibniing to atdifgracefl Sribute, they will fit out foine trlg Ori teprdte~ion ofthe: ?? ~ ~ . n. -) ,. ?? . ...

... M7PkN8 ?? hotter gles th -- .ertail eget~le, th - cnverg . o-, jy = oifo. s fit ee jtarefull re cocealed. n ' I 0 turopearx ?? g tha e rj'ho e s :, ' iro Thiehappyfo'e ?? . twe peilev ther f o- i thete otrmuu4 s i from 130n Pedroac '.(3rbie: 1!0V `akigs:t -Ah r e ob-dple thcmfR: illenti~tleth:cmni i : ,ertairn vegetaes ',the dof winta ha t yabl 12 , ben tS ?? j bit lerto eeft careful- y cone ...

... public Orcarvellam. An Englifh Jonrnal is about to be publiffed in Paris, entitled The r'ifsts; or, London Reniewed izc Parts.-ihe Proprietors and Edirors of this Journal, w'ho have arrived from London, announce in their Proipefaus, that the '4 nature of their in- tclligence will enablle them to give information re- fet`ting England, aindi anecdntes which the Ennglifh ?? have not hitherto ...

... ?? ?? og N. Jtonton, SATURDAY, NOVE.MBER 6. Gencrz.l Andreorai is at length atriveed in trig- mnt.. Yefferday about one o'clock an Exprefs ceached Town, with intelligence of his having Ianded at Dover. we have received the following Letter from our Correfpondent there i DOVEtr, 4cw. +, quarter to fix, P. ?? ?? with. Mons. Portallis, his Secretary, ad feveral 1Gntlemcn of his Suite, have thiik ...

... flpe ffat parliament, TIOUSE 0lF LORDS. MOINDAY, DECrEMB8EPs 13. iCousnfe1 were t. lhcr heard relativc to thse Scotch Appeal, L(rd Kililiri A. l Mathevvro,' viz. M r. Nowlan at con. fid ?? leisrth on tnie part ot the Refpondent. After : hsch t irir Lordlhips deferred the farther hearing till to- ?? Mr. Akxandcr, accompanied by L rd Temple, and fe- _xrval otnorrrifbere, ;irefented tfe Penlhion ...