... -#,~~ .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. ...

... A I l ISA.: L'COGRI ON oiTHE rUIErE3 STATrzs. IS thet 2as 'of .December,' a meefl'a'ge' wa's read 3-6m'th* Prefident, impartinglto the':foufe the infoi mation requefted * refpeding the vio~ation,'on the part of S'pain, of the Treaty between the United'Stfates 'and that nation. 'The meffage is as follows: a' GEN.TLEM.EN' o ' I nowpr trahfmni a report from tih'e Secretary-of State, with the ...

... bu SATURDAY, JUNE tS. C IR.CUiTS. WI lftJern.-Lord'A1vanley, and Baron Graham. to Ilbme-Lcrd Eflenborough, and Tnjllice Heath. tb NVer-gb,-Baron Triompbod, and jfuftice Clarnbre. t Norfod-Lord Chief Baron, and Baron Hotham. enl Oxfwrd-juffice Lawrence, and Jultice Le Blanc. Midiard-juftice GCrce, a d Juftice Rooke. : ~~~~~~a d In the courfe of this week a great quantity of to ammunizion has ...

... E VM O I RS Of thle late Captain BJOI W'LTLY, O? TME ROY AL NA\VY. This Gentleman was born in t7-G; at Dent I . ford. His father,; Mr. T(illhn Wniiy, -Ias a Mraf- ter in the INa, ainti had the honor, in that fiation, to fLeer the Yacht which conveyed her prefent -Majefty to England. At a very early age, he entered into the ferrice as: a Midihipman, and wvas loon noticed for his Cnikely geniu3 ...

... . it' L*A*, 4 VIJIL'U4lAC. -, ': I f.- L 'TilE CORtEiSPONDEi CEi. o__Ar---Ad--- 7 st n- a^- Casts I -Ie. ;~ The Correfponjfence 'ypublifh&& 'btle'F h . . Governnerst, telati~ve to the.Negdtiation, .occupies t ix ' fipplemenaryf fheets of the:MLfdjntcurj -printed s.in, very afinxa I ttter., .-t cormne'nces.as far: back as- 'Bonaparte's letter to his PajfyI and his offier to engotiate - Th'at ...

... 0PO RTS MOUTH. s SArURDAY, FEBRUARY:9. : In the beginning of this week a fudden and confiderahle rife took place in the funds, altho' the ) t1 . . . . Bank had given a final anfver refufing to afford further relief to the holders of Omnium. We are aIfured (from authority, of which, we have an high opinion) that this was wholly occafioned by the aaual progrefs of a commercial treaty between ...

... PORTSMOUT.H. W*- - 0 - - - - - - - m s SATURDAY, JANUARY 15. * , _ _ _ _ ~_._ s The prefs of matter leaves us little rood to con- ment on the political tranfadtions of this weeCe, , . . _ - L ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~V which are, however, of peculiar importance. The report of the determination of Spain to drive us , from Honduras, has'too much the appearance of e being well founded. The ambitious ...

... . _ _ ; = _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tr . -,,iL~ttttl,@ ti2 SATUR DAY, JA NU Aa t3. The General Q2narter Setilons qf the Peace, for o this Counity, commenced on.Monday lat, :-ihd it is with extreme eancern we fftc our'Very worthy and E refipefted Chairman, -Mr. Sha Lefevre, is fo {ri ifn oully indifpofed, at his houfei Town, as to pre pl vent hjs attendance. . The C13ir ihs.taken by LO.VLACS-BIGG WITER, ...

... r'?BLICA-IIoN ISSUED BY MONSJEUR, BROTHER TO THE KING OF FRANCE. IT is with great pleafure we give the following moft in- terefting paper to our readers In Monfieur, brother o the King of France, has deemed it his duts no lonier to resaiii ilvent repecling an important faa 0, tvhich too va :-uc an idea has hitherto gone abroad. Thie variety of lights in which it has been repreferted, and the ...

... 'i kxl),)? lu).- ?1-:VINCXBLF -, X .--A' -2 , .1 , -'- ?? - -7. A- -I : -- I - The queftion, iovwhbin belongs the honor ofi tikinej'jtis celebrated Standard,' is again a;'tated,: and with inore~violence than ever. It iva's'revived, b' a London weekly' publication; 'anddthie' ftry. af the trinaaliori, as c6ntaio[d' in' the'Tper'p w el Mlhide to;, is 6 cnriotiis fUiaf , ly it befoter oar leaders ...

... DEFENICE OF THE COUNTRY. Saturday lat, in confequence of a fommons from the Lord Lieutenaot, a meertng of the Deputy Lieutenants and Magiftratos of the County of Kent, and the City of Canterbury, was held at the George Inn, Sittingborne, in ordei to carry into exccution a plan for .eftabliAing a Sy- ft~m ot Commu.ication throughout the County, and for rendering th: body of the people ...

... IXTR&CT OF A LETTER FXOM PAXIS, APRIL 10.| If Talleyrand and his Ag-nts were ad encnt in their private affairs, as political in thei~r public tra:iiaztions; Forei;'n Nations ;ou'd not lo okren be ve ed, 'And'I;idependent States pu r under contribu- tion, in timeC of Peace, either to pay the extrava gance of the garnefter, or the ex;ceffe. of the ghlt- toriand th eb uchee. - Wh1en the. ...