... THE MORNING CHRONGLE. LONDON: THVRSDA2'; SEPTEMLEP1: tS. The Dublin Mail of yefferday brings autihentia ac- counts of the arreft of Mr. RpscsEL, ?? toolk place on, the 9th in the evening. The arreft of this' gentle- man is undoubtedly of great imporfance. He was probably entruffed with the chief direelion of the ope- rations of the difaffeted1 It temei not unlikely that he aded upon fome plan ...

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... From the LC)NDCON GAZEIT.E, Sept. 3, iSa3 . Admiralty-Oflice, September 19 I6b3. Copy of a Letter from Fice-AXdmiral .Lor;i Vfe/'ount le/. Jon, h. B. Commander in Chief of bis o ?? and veffels in the Mediterranean, tu Sir Evan . eearn, Bart. dlaed on board the Amphion, at Sea, the i7aj of June, 1803.- Sii,-I herewith .tranfmit. to you, for the informaa tion of the Lords Commiflioners of the ...

... TIY~r- MoIz NG /IHRON/OLE. !LONDON~T THURKSDAr, SEP'rTEMLtBR 2az. Yeferday two. mofe HFamburgh Mails arrived, but they do not bring much intelligence of importance, though, beftdes their crdinary range of information, they bring the niews of Paris down two days later than we have yet received. Admiral BRVU X, on hisarrival at Boulogne, pmlblifeda- vappuring proclamation, In- tended to roufe ...

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... THEI MORNING 4'HRONlCLE. LONDON: 'WBEDESDAY, SEPTELIBER 14. The Ird Nelfon Eaft Indiaman, Captain RoBERT SPOTTISWOOD, retaken by the Sea Gull, in fighlt of the ficuaidron under Sir EDWAR1D PELLENy, was captured by tlhe Bellona French privateer on the ri 1h of Auguli 3alf, off Cape Clear, within fight of land. The Bel- lfta was pierced for 36 guns, and had sS, 'with z6o rnen. Thcengagetrelnt ...

... XgIrAL SdMi2V tA OIv'pk. ?? being the day on Xi'hichthe a7, .a n'tnt o6 Wetminfler Volunteers weere tt heaT C,. oF 'ibr, and receive their C6lours, a l jzg craa.d t of fpe~tators of all fexes and denominations was Q(,[ i a in the ltreets through which the regiment 9as to pai. .,i. J. St. Clement's church, appointed. for thatcere jw4 St.;Ann's- Sohoi being at prefert under ri)4ir. r. n- Exailly ...

... THE MORNINa CHROKICLE. * .LONDON: SATURbAr, SEPTEMBER 1,. The lottrs from Dover mention tdat during the abrence of our Ahips, driven off by a northerly wind, a number of gun-boats, twenty-five as is faid, vere ena- bled to makt good their paffage from Dunkirk to Calais, where ther arrived fafe. This only (hews that fome times a few boats niay, under favourable circumiftances, find 4eir way ...

... -BASS INDI &'AtL. I I e , , 4. a A, fery imperf o a o aing appeared in 1oie of 4th Iorningpapers refpe ling the tiatter in cointet be- t- tween the Buye'3 of Eaf' India' Goods and the'Compa. e, n~y, and it being of real importance to the public, we deem it our duty to be mnore particular in our flatement ot' it. h It niay not be unneceffary to apprize the prnblic, that from time immemorial ...

... ' T ML'WONINcB HRONfE LE,. ' 'LONDON: ,ONDrii, SJAPTEMkBER z. ItIIa$ been fuifpsed that thi French fquadroo upder. Admiral Liuoii, which failed' from 'Europe a fhort time previous to the Metrape of the 8th March, would, inflead of proceeding to the . Eaft.. .Indies, its . avowed deffinitiono touch at the Cape of Good Hope, and land the troops' it thad on board. That fiquadron, with 'a bodf of ...

... T-EB 'MR~fIAG CHRONICLE. L ONDON: TUESDr, S.RTEMBER; 3. The letters from Prtugal' a- Spainv by Ltfbon' Mail, fpeakwith the utmrof confiderce of the conutu- * ation of peace. They had 'heard nothin - throu&gh te Englifl papers, of arny preparations for paarching a French armny againi Portugal, and they laugh to fcorn the idea of-attempting it at this feafonr of' the year. It is fo obvioufly the ...