... g ,FQ the LONDON GAZETTE, Jv!y 2. BY EXPRESS. A.DMtRALTY-OFIXCE, -Vdy '2. . l ettet fro:r. .Ad:-liral MontagtU, t( Sir El. N.pean, Bart. dated at p'urtitouthl, Jttic 29, rItloir thec Xoliowing i SIR, l~f a, r $. na, 7:ic: ,9. I have the honour of ilitorining you, that on 5e h infi, C-pc ar'leur bearing N. w. by w. eaont2, Jlitant, the Hydra and Role cutter cap- ef:,apiih~ebe, French cotter ...

... - tl ll b Ike yi Ad 005 t ' Dou. zilig-stree/, diee 28, IS8M. lIE Biug has beeI I llast'dl to cause it to be sb4,y, v j3e lwight Hon. Lord ; , Ha vkese his 111jesty s Prtindipal Ser tiar._ State for Foreign Atlai`s, to the NMI. nal Powers res idig at ,.this Coiurk, that the necemard'y ?? ?? bt eL. takeu by sits .Mitjesty's coinitand ior thle blockad icf the etitraocrof the tiver Elke, in .wtt ...

... >d~;an~iS uv. ¾'1S pot. X FT1a? (Ir'idaqy) I' - I bvrli7NM hT hahs ad recourfe to a ,11TtedfN equally entitled to the approba-t fthe coun r~ its- Wifti~m adgur fo of t e . enl an official comnii ?? on11,ade by Lor? Hawkeltbury 0: the Foreign MiaSriers here, fatinlg the det oe rmff ov to block up thc entrance of the Elbe, t &taYhe Frcnch otinue topyeoent ti0'e free satUiCO 0f thiat river; aD ...

... 9GZUISIToR'. July23, 1803. LETTER V. MEAR SIR,-In my letter of last week, I indicated to you somewhat at-length the mode which I should be desirous of puri- suing for asserting the claim of the King of France, and for re-establishing hin on his throne.-- That mode is the most open and unequivocal, that could be devised; and, I wish it to be of that description, as being the most honourable, ...

... Lantoan, Butlc 30. - - id The following notice was yesterday stuck up tl at Lloyd's:- Last night Lord llawkesbury li n communicated to the Foreign Ministers that his ui r- Majesty had determined that the entrance ofthe Iw a- llbe should be blockaded in the stri&t1At man- C a] ner. P' This measure is certainly of a bold and deci- ill sive charadter. The object of it probably is, to P; of shew ...

... THE MOIRNING CHROM-GLE. LONDON: THURSDAr, ?? 14* We underifand that no ferious alarto is entertained of any enemy's fleet being off Ireland. What was feen, as we 'yeflterday hated, appears to have been foome French merchantmen from St. Domingb.. The reafon howev er for which the Monarch, Defence, and Seine * were lately difpatched with fo much halfe was, that CGoveirnment- had been inftrmed ...

... THE Z!ZORIVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: .I.. , VWEDNESDAr, YUL , The Hamburgh Mail which arrived yeierday brinegs very ltile news. We cannot find in the newfpapers any confirmation of the report that the KING of PRUS- SIA. had required that the Fien ch troops fhould evacuate Stade,. Harburgh, and thy whole of the pofitions they occupy on the Banks of the Elbe, in order that the Pruffian troops may ...

... FROM T1HE LONDON GAZETTE. - X f2y Yf a lat-r from Admiral Sir yohn Colpois, K. B. com- msander in chsi!J of bis rs'ajesty's 5hips andvesidis at PIymnout, to Sir Yv.An Aepesz, h zrt. daied etb 1st instant. SIR,-l transmit, for the informnation of the lords coM- missioner, of ibcladlisiralty,' a Ictter from Captain Maitland, of his mayesty's ssip Loire, givinghan account of the succesa -which ...

... IMPERIAL PA41.-AMENT. HOUSE oF LORDS,-Monday, June 27. Seyeral Bills were r eceived from the Comrnions. Among them was the Highland Btoad Bill, which was read a firlit time, and ordered to be printed. liWednefday, June 29. The Irilh. Benefice Bill, Irifa-Ship Proteaion -Bill, Irilh Conr Bill. Irith Militia Transfer Bill, and Irilh In- deminitg Bill, liene read a third tirne aud ordered to the ...

... LVEWCYSLE, 7ULr 2. The Russian a'msbabsadors at Paris and. London are still employed in tbe negotiation which the esrperoir has set on foot. Private lettcrs from Frane Indutge the hope that it will restore peace. betiween the twro powers, andthe FPench fisndslhave risen;but.un this side ofthe satui little expsta- tion of such an issue is entertained. Neither opinion rests on any substantial ...

... LONDON, 7ULr i 6. : , . \X T~E are concerned-to flate that the hopes which were .nfpired by foime of the late accounts froin Gerliay P'eIng the Hanoverian army, are nowI ?? at an end. 'We snderfiand, that rccouats Have been rcceived tlis day, which put iS beyond' a doubt, that that army has sigain capitulated; aud that the nen are iow prifwners Df % ar. P Orted, that GeneaII Hariin;e&16.in, ...

... ?? I1SWICHI. JAIy SU. i- . ,- ?? . T1he Right Hoen. the.. Eao of Guildford'ha been pleased to appoint tle ,~ev..NewmaiiJoh! Stubbio, V.. A. Rector of, Somershami in this county, one of his domestic Chaplains. At a Court of Mwyoralty. held on Thursday was unanimously -elected .q of th' $heri's .f tbxL cily for ihe-year ensuing. Thomas Sheppardi-'Esq.-is appointed a Lieu- tenan~tii th&WesA ...