... U ?? 15'k?. ?? Friday ?, . ?o'Ai I k? i Li., Q, 'riluJ 'p ,r, (Friday ) ?? 8. ectl1AN t~ ere e Urislapemtd 'Vhr ' e ontiiiue tv bc ii~llc AVith rdefis t. ljt cnlul uatd offisrsof gui-boats for the rt /l eountry. lhey a ho nputain di- faor the cren'lcili al to be o bferved by ,ClRrlY t~f Jji ?? tow's7 Iwhich is to Ify rj r ?? inrI1Coninl; -Anooo In , tf,( r Mim op (4the place is to~pre- ?? ...

... - i_ . 7 w J I ?? LOjN7IDO NT, >gr,: z 7. On Saturday morning three Hamburgh ?? arrived. They were dispatched by t he svay of Tonning,7n. Letters fromn; Hamburgh of the ioth inst. say, xe have received heire the satisfadlorv and certain intelli- gence, that his Prussian majesty will make the asectrity and freedom of trade of the HIatise towns the particular objqcd' of his care, and that e ...

... AP15 POOL:, V{E9;D)XN, in the Ihm-.scofcftoltnsim th , O crder osf tule *lay- beilig readl,4111 1akitig itilln Corsioderaion tle in thl BiU lir regulating the laws lor allowiii tcI Clergy ±o.tatke farrs, andl to permit a ceain eascs; klsir. ai-, resitec ; ad the same being ;reatt4di the p1eeirtth- tabie, the Spater - Iresse khe4ilbsse, aitti saidl, tl;ttliey wouk per- cciye severaidt tes ...

... From te LONDON- GAZETTE, Ziy I, l0-3.. Downingy)reet, Jtne 28, 1803. The King has been pleafed to caufe it to be fignified by the Right. Honourable.Lord Hawketbury, his Ma: jelly's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to tsle Miniffris of Neutral Powers refidiqg at this Court, that the neceffary meafures having been taken' by his Majefv's comrnahldfor the Blockade of the.tn- ...

... - HOUSE (OF COMMONS. Zft!y 4' Iliad Adz: ?? up a bill for enabling friendly i lociegcs to reetify certaill uni-takcs in the rtgistry of theirl ?? obtained leave to bring in a bill fir procuring re- tupnirc ?? iininbcr~and rec,:pericohnaintenaneht s~f'.he poor in lt-nghtnd. Hlis ?? llitasuV i extended to three ?? F-teI, To acecstaoil, e number of poor.-2d, riezieaus of supportilig thein - ...

... HO0SE OF COMiIONS. 7Ilv i.3- ,Mr B',tsso7 mnoved the sccornd reading of the parsona ge house bill. 1Af'r 11-wra and MAr Fran.i said a few words in oppositiont to the bill, upon the grou:nd that it went to destroy the statute af Ivlortmain, an aai highly bcnelicial to the country. M14r Burton replied. ifhe housc stivided on the question-ayes ie-noes IS Tlhe bill was then read a second time. ...

... Tliursdav's and F'riday's laihs. _ .. ?? - ROlm THE LONDON GAZETTE. To the KINNI's Most Excellent Majety. 'llL humitbie Addrcss of tlse Mayor, Rekordr, Aldermen, ;ileriir,aud Comnion-Council uf Newcastle-upon-Tyue. .Ilfny it t7eaixee r jirajsta, VWE, vour Nlajesty's dotiful and loyal subjedes, the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, Sheriff, and Cut:nion- Couicil of Neweaatle-npon-Iyne, most hutnbly ...

... THE IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONs, which occopy so considerable a portion tf this Number, and which, as we have al. Iready stated, have been forwarded, by bnia directions of the Governmea, to every parish in England and Wales, are, we think, welt calculated to excite all those sentiments, which one would wish the people of this kingdom to entertain, relative to the con- test, in which they are ...

... SEA rRICI)LES. The following exhibits the arrangement of the above important eftablilhment:t D ifdi!. 7General Captrai. Aendezvsous. (Sir E Nagle From ErEmfworth to Shoreham, Antirew Sproule - Beachy Head. 3 . f.Thomas Hill- ,.. A. Worth-^'. From Beachy Head to . Ifaac Schomberg Dungenefs . . Haftings William Holland. James Watfon From Dungenefs'-to T; M. Walker Sandgate New ...

... , I ri-en o e LONDON A EL ; ne 235t' ,kgePm+Z!'i/ytr a ca \hisday, the Royal Arl'!Tt1 savi given by Co~:InrAiion to-the-i%;velve Mi llions i .:is B3ii; the Cul'toms Confolidacio-la Bill; Ekcllrleqer Btlls! i) f:ecls Bili; the B:11 for transicrring to-the Niavy ?? men ferving ir the Militia: malicious Shootilng Bill; County ridge Bill; .ind to feventeen oti',l pw1blic ?? twventy-fura privats ...

... 1 O D O D 0 fl,. 7 I .. . . . . I . ,T!e : :eD c of 1 nigtlr coilrains lo, official ?? or rile c-pule of tlie tiench) gun- no ig, mictioned in our fir.t ft. -e. TThe Cabinci Councii halt i eck rpi'fv ed to ?? order with viiolur forinur eihing laridlfinelzr and the iilpIefTS began on .. at. I I da night wa'- coritinnerd un Sian . All p;I oe s ti;ren idle or dilorderly vewr iei:eccd, and on a ...

... OXFORD, TULY 2. The., Bilhop of Oxford will have public days at Cuddefdon bn Tuefay, July sth; Tuefday, July iatlb; TuMfday, July t9th; and Friday, July 29th. Saturday laft the Rev. Jhn Wjhalley Mailer, M. A. of Brafednof College, wlas a.'initted Bachelor in Divi- nity. The Right l-lonoaable Lord Arthur Sornerfet, of Oriel College; and the Rev. Thomas r. Coxwell, of Pembroke Colleo,' ...