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... EONDO2V, IVOJ'EML'ER . LOAInOI,., N-OXS~2,, ' Paris papers to the 2d inflant tlate, that Bonaparte had not then left the cOpital; but private advices Itate his arrival OnD the coaft on 'I'llefday laUt. A few days previous to the above date, he went on board a gun-boat oft the Srine, and exercifed-the men in the manceuvres tfinvafion ; they had,-as ufuad, their kriapfacks on their backs,and ...

... | NGHAM HOUS E; ,J . ?? 1 l/, l __ I IN. ?? ri-IHE followving is a defcription of the' iiiterior' ifthi's Palace,' Which may -be d, confidered as the orly town rerdence of d ir Mije(ies 'St. James's being nimeely uied as a piace of atidience and-'forpuirpcfes ?? d The hall of entrance is ?? a fcale-fuir is hle to tile dignit arid fpaciodfnefs iftliesdvd ling,'viwich is fo amply 'flred ...

... oiVDON[, 7ULr 28. - a - Ir . - . -I I [ ERDAY an exprefs arrived from f relnd. with an account of an infur. ?? which, we are concerned to O;out in Dublin on Saturday laft, by vluie raluable lives have been loft on the tf military, arnong(t them, Colonel 0f f the 2a It regimlent, and fome'other L. -Lord Kilwarden, Lord Chief Juflice Fin Cuurt of 1King's Bencb, we Are forry to ,,ewife fell a ...

... ?? . I- 44?'Il i, :m ? ? : - . ; 'i ,I v - By Athc EiSH of LONDON N Sunday-.'iight ' te B3fhdp:of, Lou-' ?? J ,,pr-eacbh a f~eritiiobn V.ulham church' very. 'nuraerous and, refpyedalle'.congregatirii °.fdilt-ingui'Ghed perflons in the.vicinity attenhded,. The. ii;his L ordfhip'-shdught' proper ,to,, ,elucdate,-was, the 'necefGtyn blendini'impiiit faith: in thie-doarines of Chrifianity. with ...

... etiftibut 1), ,-. Saturday afternoon, Richard Rodney Bligh. Esq. Vice-Admiral of the Red, arrived in 2iiin- burgh, to take the comrmand of his M-iesty 's ships on that station. We hear that a reinforcemntcri of ta,.s, to the number of fromn 6caa to zo,ooc mnie, dl . CX- peat d sl or'iy in tils cointry, ider the Con-I :nalid ofLiei-.;rnaiit 5Generai Lord H-itchsn~oii Lori Elpninstone is ...

... Lo0oll, W. -8. The blockade of t'he HIvre, and the mouth of rX the Seine, announced in Tuesday's Gazette, is a is very wise measure. It is to Havre that neutral ships bring aiticles of colonial produce, xvl.ich in are conveyed tip the Seine to Paris. The French, g. whbo are w ell known to be in greai want of colo- nial articles, will find it extremely difficult to I, btain them. Our naval ...

... - ababeMAT NrDN~r.SDA',, MUAY 18. 1,I I- £0. I Died, at C nhrd1tai, on the T2Lh Apin. in it - bath yvar of his age., John Calder, Merchb-, II pi .. 1, I.. lI . ' 1 I .- . t1-- . .. - iecr, cIdeLst son of Janmes Calder, Meichant Aberd een. , Died, at Inverness, on the sith curt. in , 3srt yaor of his age!, Mr Andt Ianny, BoejI,- e seller, much regretted. s, Died, at Manse of Ravne, ...

... II CS S CY - i P T. The accou'- that havc reached us ;ror. :m ralri- 'omne dlow.-i to tiec -d i'St. .atdoe ar:t sat isla o y. T'he foil cwi g is an extrto~t. I wroteC OU hree dlas goe inrr-rrng , C the aarim wve had he-e hor(n tlihe rotoUs c- I( of ,v,- of our regimrxcnt3. From the vvidenLe it ;-'rnT.ared cida' Iv t1 Ii:!. had not resulthed fo,; -i ii plan or a disAf,.ior to ;r!IV i t ifiC' ...

... To the to inter (if the Aberdeen. Zc.r'Pb a I have or se-eral vears past h:ad it in contem- u plation to eontrive some plan for raising a fund z for the lupport and comfort of female servants ia this city, who have been honest rnd well-be- haved, and remained a certain nuCmbcr of years c in the samne family, but w-ho, at last, worn out D with age, iue uniable to gain their livelihood, L' and ...

... COMV'eSSIONS xN 'I'iE ABERD]EENSHIIIE MvIxrIA, Signed by tch Lord Lieuteliant. George Gordon, Efquire, to be Fica AMijOr, eroMrn-h IC fion dated 1-,th june, iFGi. tO Keith Turner, Efiquire, to be Sccond Major, da:'d as above. . George Primrnofe, Efilir-, to be Captain, dated as s 'above. Donald Frawfr, late Enfign in the Duike of Ytork'o Fcn- I- cible Regiment, to be Lieutenant, -.:c Cruic'- t ...

... TO THDt,2 a t - I I E L w :Dsbli','2,dth 4i. 1803. Sti,-. Your, statement, ir your .ppbr of the 27th of Angu~sr, of the ,ransactljcns which took place.bere on'the 23d of-July, was received with satisfactiob, by many re'al friends of their King and country. t'ph were glad tofind' hat thieaffairs of Ireland had: attracted your notice. Thoogh your paper is sent to,. and read by many here,7;t has ...