... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. 6, 1o83. fir Jle, Admriralty-Oliice, Aug 6, t803. LX Letters tranfenited by Admiral Cornwallis. Cs, of Hi: MIj/y', Ship P~ntagej, a,&r er- S'5' 7y', 1803. as Sir,A- French brig privateer, Le Courier de 'Terre Neuve, tea of four guns and fifty men, belonging to St. Maliesr was yelter t day captured by his Majelty's thip under soy co r.l-an air. 49 deg. long. £4 deg ...

... BPT- I, e2i~ ,Ot:;ie a4th, in t~vleinM g egarmfon i1as 'I cj. ~with tlie re-port o'I, dutiny haringi1i-oken oat in th¢. o: zid atrafxdn: of the, R~ob1, 5'wliichho'wa ejt- 'was~vo 'd fuppreffed !without a tit £ lire: ?? iei~i tii-1i b I fd i ed tvir Qoeii' I tdi ,b -tWitirhieceilr feety ; a, 'iw~fX~ d40 4'hikihWbeeii lately ippointed, an &Siz~-wfii +i co litad; it j+ ; 3j1lhid.!.On: ?? -day it ...

... 'f LONDON: TUESDAY, PIARCR sg. Yefterday there was a very confiderable flu~tuation of opinion, but in the early part. of the day the hope of peace feemed to predominiate, and the fundi experi- enced the effe'ts of it. rt wvas rumourcd and believed thatthe laft dlfpatches brought by Mr. HVNTERr, jun. on Sunday, were of a pacificinature. It was even re-, ported that -a plan of arrangement had ...

... PUBLIC OFF[CL, BOP-StREET. H AT'EiLD.. This famous chararer was ye'ftetday brought to the above Office for the laat time previous tohis being fent into Cumberliad. Sir Ribc~lrd Ford infori ed n that as the charge refpe5.ng'his'onbt apipearing to the cornmflon. of bankruptcy was done away with, he mutt now be made amenable for thofe offences wi4t1 which 'he 'flood accufed in Cumberlanrd, ...

... Por tI M)RVNING C1IRON'iZ'i I70 thac RI ?? fl6norrablv HENRYADDING1;o:, &v: LETTER Vii. 5'R, ,Every day prod' ces fobie frelh infrance of injut or mark of difrefIeX& on the part of your Goverjmr; towtrds the Heir Apparent cf the Crown, Vihjiil.t tvur hour draws us nearer to that eventful crliis in wvhich ail that is fair'd and dear in the country, whofe cptre he is deflined one day to wield, ...

... MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL, REPORT. Since the dirappearauce of the ?? in the early part of the month, the feafon has been as favourable as poflible'for the ore- rationsof hufbandry; and much land ?? bcen prepared for the feed, as well as fown in mott of the arable diltrits of the king- dom. * In the yale of Bedfsrd, on all the light lands, and in rnolt of the ltrohg.foils, [owing has already begun, ...

... -i ?? 6Vy Wfved, frt of the .'wt1 i . l Jaierhidueifilid or er.hy: or, wi~~tr c ;i fay; ?? r -b. ntf1va 4 Th wn;rks f a V1 etow.;;, 'rfinf o d ?? o~o -fedivks, inclufive 4 of fabot if3it: vned ot the ;I, Ayuery, POd : aei b f~he tt~orp5, of 'Riy~a1 m ~ eri. iA bar\d tta-. licl~l of regsmeito have 'hen reiiaduce;d, :as but *IooD t,¢,ff 'e-3pgfEMPS tw.v Xtie.f:ibtout jibEnglanf' w4,4.teX~f,~~~ ...

... i I4uRiN(~ LWICL4. LONDON: TU. SDAr, Al. r 24; This, .as well ?? every other dpaer, has been deprived of the means of. comlnmunicating to the ypblic a report. of the Debate in the Houfe of Commons laft night. Thc regulation to which we alluded on Saturday, of not opening the gallery till after prayers, that is half palt three, took pjace. It was adepted by no ?? at the fuggcflion' of the ...

... JtI~NI2G CRONILB. ; .AT P NU 9.. YeOCer iaywe received .arisj Journals to the 2?t:. The Mcniidur cointains- nothink .of-.-pTirn ce. Some of the other jurnals, howevero,contai4 feveral arti- cles ofE ardi inferdling nature. The Paris journals feem to .r'e ecediied -Pern6iffln to write ,'ecidlono' r fi 'fg.'e ?? amd probable- defiliny of, Egyjt. Thc 'i'.Urj it is f d-,djd nxt pftifer fo ri; h ...

... 'I I THE 11RIVIV'GC GAR.ONICLJ?. . 'ONDON: Ve ye,,erday received ParisJoumnas to th Ad. Tl:-: M]ilielr- c6ntahins an article in tendedd a ?? to' a number df idle reports. it is w'mittei Tvith more tany ?? oA zin& aetdufrutlhas &X1 >aliuds, 'lint gene 'al1yq ' to thd S1ries iia'odB pS pr'l i4.t:rT u ing 'a new-title, and e teni to. the repc ts Of t be fpeches which LANquiNATs and FootH E are ...

... 4, ?? ,QOn the a2d i f. ;Dic: r, t;M 1,m the 6lreidenrtli,by, _hr V5.ais, ;l Si9 r~ta~fr arting tro t LAe Hook the j 1j0fvrrnmsti q fted;'7'8hdg the rf s s r tylo 9 Cventhernen .i hno~i 1ranti't; a repoi't min the S'eretry' of Stftat. itf T ih 'f .ROlUoS the tr~th itl to xrd mtliin~g Et (otnmntviiiation, ti e~f it prop~er to (bicr~ti~t that t ?? i 'totarieIjato the rgiiitr and kiter- olt the ...

... ?? AfJ!,XE7IAN -d t' iC~lY R on Skl Bot C J tiic ?? Yeflerday a rudfl nrnmerous and refpefdable Mectih i wook place at the Exchainge, agreeably to advertifetnen0t. , hultings was ereated on the Ealt fide. The whole , if the fh`iai~e wvas filled. At one o'clock the chair Was taken by Mr. Jacob 3uftnqoct. The Refolintions of the Meeting at the London Tavern being read, The Chairrian rofe, and in ...