... -#,~~ .Frm the Z.OADON. GAZATrE, Auguft 6, BY EXPRESS. Anwa1RAL rY OF ICE, AugItJ .. Atfrom Ad:nlral Cornwallis to Sir B. Nepea%, Ca- rloqs thle &Jovving Lctters fron Capt. iIamnoid and £apt. P5A~tt: Ptzlaetageoet at Sea, Jzy 25 A French brig privateer, Le Courier de Ierre f Wc tvee of 4 guns and So men, was yelterday cap. lured by his Maje'ty's fhlip under my commanc4, li, lat. 49 deg. lbog. ...

... ' 1POOL rll'-AHUR1SDIAY their Majesties and tle Prin-' cessesAugusta, Elizabeth, Soplila, and 2k. A mieia, honcoured' Covent-Garden thea - tru with their presence. His Majesty was dressedl in regmentals, and appeared its high health and spirits. Her Majesty was drcsised in white and goldw.with an amber train, black turban, studded with diamondsu it the front a large diaminond star, surmounted ...

... AgaiCudtuwl. Report jo Auglst. The ?? harvest is noarlvcloqctl in tle Eastern districts, and far ad vano ced iithtose of the W estand South. In the North they are backward, but Iitlte corn ?? yet be Vn cut, The piodfuce ul' bread corn will prove very unequal ; ol noan)y tender, and well cultivated soils, the car has been so se- verely s witten with blight, and mildew, that where the appearance ...

... L 0 N D O N. ND'JCe7ber 3. The French Minllfer of War left Paris on the 14thl of haft month, to infpe6t the preparations onl the coalt. Thle Firtt Confunl and the M4inilter for Foreign Affairs were to follow on the 2Sth. The Paris papers, withouit comnitunicatinig an? details, aliert generally that the preparations f'or the expedition are carried on with unabated ac- tivity, and are in great ...

... ,:ULUr P`rm tiJ;! LO?,Tn)oiT GuizoirrB, teA 24. ?? so unimrxunm.- Jo.!n Pcrkia, of WiLit-gl , ~ulcrvDe. 9, ...

... AunaE anll U L 0 N 9 0 N, 11Agt' l 30. T ENTTERS have o Teceived from Prance, but chiefty fromt th.ttowyns on the coaft and in thle nleighbourihood of Calais. They do not CI0,ttait atiy nevS of :onfequeitce. Thle report which *:as brouo bt h the'jackall, 'ref'oetling i new revolultionl in France, a'pears tb be un: founded. it is faid,-,1Owever, that letters fro~ij Capt. Hotham rereat' his: ...

... L ON D ON , Augtif 30. A mnictchaint in the City has received a letter, from a rerpeptable correrpondient ofE his in thle Mind of Jamaica, informing him that his lMla- jeftv's alips, the qnuilan and Santre MIareGre!eta, -of 36 g ins each, feil in wvih tlle Brezagne French' man ot war, of 7 gurns, juft'corning out gf St. Domingo, on the zoth day of julv lJal' and, after a fmls-tt e'ngagemient, ...

... L ON D'O N, February i. CGeneral Fox will fet out fhortly to take the chief cmarmand in Ireland, in the roonm of~en. Sir William Meadows; Since che Unioii lhere has been no independent -toinma'nder in Chief in Trelaild; the chief command is held tinder the Duke of York, by the General in Chief on the StafF. The full emoluments of the office are, h6wever, enjoyed to their full iextent. They ...

... ;u1M pan lll ,, lit,,011 L 0 N D (C) A, ?? 21. 4 Sawi(ay tlithe follne. ing MlNEhge from O Nis MiV *as delivered to the 1-otLiI t Lords, anid a 1i11ilar one to the Comsmons;- 11 GflIICE R. H-i, ir KiT- tnini ks proper to acqu.int the Houfe r ion1'.or 'e.t ior t; ?? I(ri a id l;curity I d jife UTi, K. ingemos a.glrat tilc dalngers of attack, II tnd ?? by t' eneran, hII Ma .jefty dee?na ?? ex, ...

... , C, w.0 a p f i-rowt i nuzb,. . ?j ?- ?? I . From J the EON OON I ITE, May 4. S.7. jamansf,. Jh.17y i1. !iiTist diiv Chcvalier ?? bnvoy Jix traordinary a'nd, Minilter P!eipiorentiairv rroin the KlCng of Spsiin, had his fi, priwatfe sudieuce aft her IMaefity;-and Rlifos' King, Etq: Miniftcr Plehiptentiery trai tit United ?? of Ai'riea, had his au- Daowuing Street', Ma1ny q. 'His Ma jei'rv ...

... IKON D 0 N, Nv??mter I3-? B'y the Lith55n nmail whlich an iced o~n Satuir- day, wve have receive'd 'leters front Malaga tsp to the 24tlt of ladc month ; an~d ue are halppy iii being enaboled to date, thlat thle ratins haid then fet in; that thle air ha~d conlequenltly becoume cool ; and that thle epidemijc iever which raged t5eehad conhjdierablv fubblided The e~abliflhsent of ro large a for-ce ...

... HOUSE oFLORDS,-41ondaN Aug. 1. The Eaft India Trade Encouragement Bill, the CuRoms' Regulation Biil,'and the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Two Millions Vote of Credit Bill, and the Woollen Manufac- turers Suipciefion Bill, were read a firft time. Tuefday, Aug. 2. The Iritb Jluffices Protejtion Bill, and Prize Captors' Bill, were read a third time and paffed. Wednefday, Aug. 3. The Scotch Cotton ...