... eatuwmav' god. '23p prcf0. L 0 N D 0 N, Derc mber 23. 4l~ambuth mail arrived yeiterday.-Accor. A1ding to'letters front V iennal 01 tl e ,d tl difpute with Bavaria his been, or vill imnie- dil ely be, adJR fleI, tin ' no rlt ot N11itliC h ?? retuined a verypacific tulever to the vemonfiralice tent by the Anitriain Government. The invalion continUes, as ufoal, to be the blr-thell of :all the :i ...

... F~ROM THE LONL)OM GAZETTE. ADMtRALTY OFFICE; OCT. It. f\ 'Letter ti-om Lord Keith introduces the fol- .& lowing. addrellitd to> Captain Bruulghton0; of ~he P~e~ope His MlaJjy's ]Aip Cwflaaee, moored - - in the S16e, Septem/ibcr 22. SxIR, The tvwo French prisateerawhich were fitting out up the Elbe at Harboturgh, in Hanover, viz. lea CarZ;ie, of eight guns, and thirtyr-five men, and Lae ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, 'YzIy z6. BVt tile Mali %Vhich arriva'il bidt nightI comie letteis are faill to lnive breni received from T0nnnIaeon, ot the date of July it, hiclh ftates as tolloac: a 'a ei ence is this inttant receivet t'at tthe French !of qaita il Harhisrr, and are retiring from the Bantks of Usa E , and that the Prulians are inmeeli itely to n-1nv1 Caixhaven, arid the whole Ade of the Elbe ...

... PK.OFORD, TV LY tO. On enefday and rvdn-fday laft a e ting of the Deputy Lieutenants and Magiftrates of this county, in -confeluence of the rasquifitlon of the l,ord l;eswe- nant, wvas held at -the Stalr Inn, in this city. - For the plans which were fubmitted for their, approbation by thle Lord Lieutenant, and atdopted,we refer our readers to the advertifement in the next column. S Itur(1ay ...

... Fret:z ske L ONDON G.\AZET~E, December>3 GENERtAL ORDERS. Heto~f GuZards, e 23.! , 1803. |T ishis Ma3tetly's connranld, in cafe tle enemny Ilinoti .ilt'cht a Ii oh I ng inl any p art ot thle United Kiiigiin'n, thlat all Military Officers (below the r ania of (sent rpal Olticer s) wvho do not belong to any pirticilar regimients, (bai~l report theml- felves in perfonl to the General Officer ...

... e-tunap an'a cuc!5,pavz liporl. L 0 N D 0 N, Septieiber zo. T BREF of thle fix Hanibirglh Matils dne have been received thii 7as from wich nie hmve taken the following extraetst_ Yfie'aa, Au1g. 17. The French continule to affatible a great body of troops in Low er Italy, ni hence, it is conjeatured, that they propofe to undertake an expedition over tlhe Adriatic, ilte depot of troops will be ...

... Cuacbagsi pon continueO- From Yb6 LONDON GAZ 9TTRI llfcrrh S. WHITERAt.L, MARCIL 4. The, King has been plealed to grant Geo. Harrifon, Ef'q. (Norroy Kingr of Arms) the siflie of'Clarenceux, cing 'if Arms, an~d Principal FIerald of the fustheaaE, an el~l r parts of that o~rt of-the United-Kingdom of Jreat fl-sl aild IreLlad c:lled Eogland, in thearopm Gt Thomias Lo a;, Eiq. lare (Clurenlceux, ...

... OXFOR.D, SEPTEMBt 24. At s 1 Ie . I ?? t Monday laft came on t Ie ?? for MNayor and Baililfs of this city, wheen tle choice Qf Mayor fell on Mr. Thomas Fox Bricknell; after which Mr. Win. ailfe, Sadler, and NMr. Herbert Parfons, Mercer, were eleated 13;ilifls. Laft week the Rev: Cuthbert Johlnfon Blaies, A. M. of Pembroke College, Vicar of St. ives, was Anarried to Mils Jeulinmr Wilftead, of ...

... .. - , I 1. 0 N.1) 0N, . DeCen7J1r 3o. T Wan i v.e r iiy 0lteil ' that the Adirriralty had, by a tele r yliic -iririnSicritio1n, received titnor Iit(r , thiat Admir:11 C.wDI lW is's fleet ?? h~een diii er !ld iii ( driven from their ft.ition off 7.: it . 1; plci.n hoevet, UV let ters fron Pot titolbil), that L ift Ni\nrla'V Aijirii al Corn- lvaflissj fli), wh11;Ch1 feetno r;) t iave beell ...

... M. fnel urgap'o pe90a* tro~g bre LONDON GA;Gi;TE, MT'arcb 22a. -DdVNIND STRPET, MARCH 2z. u Y. rptel receitved this Inoi ntlisg from the k) FRar'l of kElvrin, his M'ajeflv's Ambaffador Sxtraot~dii.arv at ('cnftzntiniople, d&ited January it it-ppeais that the difkrences Which '114iihluiflled betfween the .Slblime Porte and the ?? f I, yp hlave been ratisfdaorily arraniged, thro' the-n'edi tion ...

... L O ND ON, Odober 27. On Saturdav la~l it was rumnoured in Dulblin, t u~pon the autihority of letters from Sligo, Mayo, and Galway, that a Frenchl fieet h1ad anchloredl in Mttllow m.;n bay, near Sligo. I t was even added thlat thley had landed troops. In order to remove a iv alarm that tnighr be created by this nrumouir, M r. Wiclkham wrzoteailetter to the Lord Mayor, J in~irn~lr isLordflhip, ...

... L 0 NW D 0 N. Ofleber aS. THE Gazette of alal night contains His Ma- Ijelly's Proclamation, Rating that the fever now raging in the City of New York is an in- ieatious dillemper, of the nature Of a plague, and therefore enjoining that all velfels coming from that city, or the State of Newv York, {hall perfornm quarantine. American paper s to the a7th ult. brhing alarm. into accounts of this ...