... un f Oct. -? .. g oapo , lp ^ Prtyer to be used eery day next lter I A the ?? itl timl otf war ad tunitts, A pirhlyen ral Cairi-fdral, CWlfegiate, and. Pt- bondi Ch ches and Chapels throughout En- gland and Ireland, during the war 0 Almighty God,-.blakerv of tbe Universe, and Sovereign Disposer of the Afthirs of Men, at Whose Conllsnand . ationls aus.3, Empifes rise- ant- fi:.l, il urish au ...

... IF r Ill a Pt F-I - - i ?4006?i- T4 Genral Deflnce Bil7 passed th~ Mouse| ~J-of L;ords onl Tuesda, and teceived tlhe Royal Asseit onl Wedlnesdt Feveral arnend- ment; have been moadeto it by their 'ordships,' tile twoot naterial of whsch is, that no person being an effective member of a Volunteer As- sociati4)n,'slhall belfible t( sefve inoany Regular 'r Militia Corps. Nevi~esdaj iti'the House ...

... 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 ...

... The CALE.ND\Atol VICTORY. t[y the 4ulhor of lhe Little island.J Ye Sous of Old Albion, tbo' hiuble my MIe, To her therine vour attention 'twere wrong to refuse;- Scairce a day iili thc month, or a mouth in the year, But your victories proudly recorded appear. Dcrry down, &c. Thle first in the year is a month rather cold, WYhen. Langera was w aria'd by our Rodney so bold; Amid the next month to ...

... Yesterday in the House of Peers, Lord Hobart, preseiite(l tlbe folloving Message from the KiIg:: G. R. His Majesty fiels the deepest regret in ac- qjuainting the Housc of Lords,. tlsata treasonable and rebellious spirit of insurrection has manifested. itself in Ireland, which has bcen marked with ciicumstain- cesof peculiar atrocity in tlc-cityof Dubliji. Wis Ma- jesty relics wvith the most ...

... EDYin tif! flirqls, of' Couilotils, Aitjr.. T'Combei oppuised t ie Slivaker's leaving tlit ab ioair, onl thev nant ji, I ii thle coii iitmnent iofthe nit~ AI'ioerty Bill. .1) e said, lioe ( y ed ?? hi einhs Constituents, adace nisetl' IXvith t his 0,f QW ii opinioni, I, acti og as hie dtd. Tihtir (ill 1ctU- sal 00 wenti to thle principle of the tax, and no macti- wI fic~ition could render it ...

... ? IPSIVIC.11, J44 16, Thursday last a G ?? Court nas bhell on the Moot-hall, in this (owli, when an Addiess to the ting, pr~hiising his RIajesty support in the con- test in which the country is at. present' eirgaged, was tjianinilouql) ;agredel to, -- Yestcrdai se'llnight the Cheshlire regimenit of MIilitia marched into Colchester barracks. Wednesday a detach ment oftthe Royal Artillery ...

... ?? r- .,??URIUV'o ot. 'T r HE First Consul will assume the tit'eof Comirmand~itChief of ?? of Eng- T land, which is to consist of 200,000 men. Mt ssena, Aiigereau, Serrurier, and Lefebvre, are mentioned as ?? are to command the 4 divisions of the Army, ,tder his direction. The head quarters are tobe establishedpro?0nzpore at Compeigne. Thisarmy isto frnnaiitiflense cordoI; from the Mouth of' ...

... - 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... J]hSWIC I, July ?? Wednesday the lddress fromn thiis Corporatiin' was presenied to the Kina at the Levee, by Wtin Middleton, Esq.:M. P. tor tlis borougti, 'vhiel was graciously received, and lie had tlhe hlomioir to kiss his Majesty's liand. r The first general leekiig offthe StiffolkClerical ChIarity, inBury,onT l'liursday se'nnight, was-icrv numerously attended, andl thecolfection amounted ...

... 'y rloap Ia I ?? ?? 1 j W BN S)A.Yi Pt hi Hilomse of Conmlins, e L . isi ( c~alne stj.l . hio I-txcf tuer b ?? . 4' t i ?? f >lowiig MIessatr frout [3ts ?l,tJfity 4 (R t. Hik M.ijustsl, rcdyinog? ?? E ail x anti of his faittifisl Corniinss, in tllo tsgrfl35 Tosdetutll i ,o thc War ia whichl the countiy tis nigkgeJd, tpecolti- neads 0 ?? lloase ts malke ?? ?? ea- abl hlhis Mi ;jest y so defraly ...