... mainco-oap ct eburota f o Vofj. I r. I I - ? - - I- - From tbe LONDON GAZETTh,'A.g. 53. A Ltggeri as feeR Within the rocks at Ut1hant, 71 which had' tle appearance of an armed vetFel. Boatrs from~ the /file da Paris, Linder the direftion of L;eut. Wart, went on the r6ih at night, and brought her ollt. She is called the 114I~sger, pierced for eight gulls, has fix nrounted, with the owner and 40 ...

... OXF ORD. AUGUST 6. The' flo~l wingr hi . 6lcif; on th- Cc;arprtimon of this City :,s been pr~elfented to his Majc'ity by our Repre- foittacivas i11 Parliamllent: - T h tie Ai:;5r' ?? Excellent Mloajqfty. WE your I\Tajefly's d'i la loyiu l fubjec'ts, the Mayor, Baihffs, and Comiimonai:!y of the Citj of Ox- ford, in Commorn Co-umcil affeminiled. deeply impreffed with the m-omentous ufneort of ...

... i eburnawo oft.. COPENHAGEN\, jULY 26. OTTR troors in Holftein approach nearer to the M frontiers on the Elbe. The blockade of that river fill continuing, the trade, by way of Tonningea to England, is extremely briflk, and, it is fuppofed, that buoys will be ?? in the Road of Tonniagen, to make the entrance lefs dangerous for fhips. Hvxburrrh, Augu 5. All the letters from Hanover contain daily ...

... C, llcobaplz ID'Iff contilluln. , PR O M TffE L O 'V GA4ZETTE. W:Si MIXS -Elt, AUG 'JST it TiT Royal Arait' 3 bs eeln given by Conamiljlzion to ?? Property ?? 1,300,-Oco £Etchetier Bills, ReU eii; C tiafi ;,aod t 'on I) t a;, Dt'.ti~;:sC':i to ildati!c .iti orn a' (tll ri.n lriih E.x;e, ?? l )elence A.imetdmenit, o:.; o Orm 11$'ge An. n ity, Bond ii . end \\ reliouit;- 1\'s ?? 'anitf'clurerq, ...

... L O N ) o A t, 2ulfl a. The Tl'nufe of Commolns on Frida;-, on tire motio n of I 'ord CI/zkr~lp. , wvent uioto a Cio1nrlittee on thte i aft ludia Accoullts, wheui his ; irdi hipp in a fpeecil of very mm orehlrla detail, Iidd hetfre Iheln th. {ii nation of the. fir aicesr Of the ERnl india Coolrinpuv, and took ain - llardvd.vii* of tile initenalo fitlal6in of n ndia, which 'w t11 ...

... el-mmoaori, i bntinueb.. . - - - - - -- - ? ?e9,ORLC- PRO 7fTHE LONDON G.AZE 7TTE. ADM3RAT:'Y O(FFICE, Att UsTr G . LETTE-RAS Ahile been received at this Offire r-eitiog the capture by liS Majefly's fhip Plan- lgtt net, Captain Graham, of the French brig ?? Ix Courier-d;e r N-vUe, of folur plllS 4nd lifty nen ; alff, in collulianv with the of thle French privateer, L.'Autalanze, df J20 meo, ...

... L 0 A' D 0 N, Wugut i S. AY vidqg caj J O. The arrival of the courier from Pe'erfburgh yefrerday, and of the two nmails trom Tonningen and GottenbuLrgh, was immediately followed by a cloud of rnmours and fpeculations. It was faid firlr, that a number of French f;pies and agents had been arrefted at Peterfturglc, and fent to -Siberia. Another rurmour was, that the Emperor had difcovered the ...

... ~u~~at ?? L O N D ON , dulgfl 9. A JDublin an l a Wfaterford Mail arrive' this 1n illt,- and brotnit Cus letters andpi paper of ~tie 5t Irom Dublin, and cf t le 4 ?? Carli It is faid that tie Rebel General, Rtu' fell, Ias bee:i taken. ie is expeled to give very it;t oriant information to Governmtcn. Se- ver3'l nore perfons have bhen takent up at Cork? men of opulence, elbr.gsng to yeommanrT ...

... L 0 N IV 0 A, Augufl 4. There never, perhaps, wvas a time in the annals of Great Britain, when this country feemed to have af- fumed its true and geauine charac'ter, in a manner more marked and decifive than at the prefent crifis.- Superficial ohlfervers, who fo unjufily condemna our Government for tardinefs in its meafures, are froni the ftme impre'fions difpofed to complain of and to cenfure ...

... ca-etr.cn _a _ ol Ebar9ay CodF. THOUSE CIF COMMOt1NS, ' jf rljrI~I.Receipt 'T'ax Bill, the Auttioncers' Bill, alnd thte Irifn 'Tea Elxperration Bill, we>rr feverally te ld , t!iid timne :and penidl. ?? Rp:po- of the Comnmitteep on th.e Lafi Ir:Odia i.Lkn- was biought Up, and the Refolutions usgrea.d 1 Capta.in Harwey aid, £ id hid a 'Petition to prefent, cgrie.d by three Admirals and feveral ...

... itatutcap'o 10oft. 'p Cprefo. L ON I V D N, Agufl I Z. TN the IV5E of Lorrs on Thurfday the Royal KAent w as given by commifflon to fifty-one pubttlic and ptivate Bills-The few remaining Bills on their JLordhips' table vere read a third time and Paffed. in tihe HoUsE of CO.MMONS Col. IHtebinfon moved, That an humble Addrefs be prefented to his Majelfy, ?? that fuch information be laid before ...

... L AIVD O N, Auguj? 23= ?? _ .. . . _ We briefly mentioned in our laft that HqflJd, the itrno'ctor, had been found guilty of forgery at the alffizes hell at Carlifle.-.The following are the moft prominent features of the ?? Monday, Auguft is, the trial of )1Son Haffeld, for forgery, &c. came on at Carlifie, before Sir Alexander Thompfon, Knt. one of the Barons of the 1 xchequer. Three feveral ...