... Lo0oll, W. -8. The blockade of t'he HIvre, and the mouth of rX the Seine, announced in Tuesday's Gazette, is a is very wise measure. It is to Havre that neutral ships bring aiticles of colonial produce, xvl.ich in are conveyed tip the Seine to Paris. The French, g. whbo are w ell known to be in greai want of colo- nial articles, will find it extremely difficult to I, btain them. Our naval ...

... AgaiCudtuwl. Report jo Auglst. The ?? harvest is noarlvcloqctl in tle Eastern districts, and far ad vano ced iithtose of the W estand South. In the North they are backward, but Iitlte corn ?? yet be Vn cut, The piodfuce ul' bread corn will prove very unequal ; ol noan)y tender, and well cultivated soils, the car has been so se- verely s witten with blight, and mildew, that where the appearance ...

... AunaE anll U L 0 N 9 0 N, 11Agt' l 30. T ENTTERS have o Teceived from Prance, but chiefty fromt th.ttowyns on the coaft and in thle nleighbourihood of Calais. They do not CI0,ttait atiy nevS of :onfequeitce. Thle report which *:as brouo bt h the'jackall, 'ref'oetling i new revolultionl in France, a'pears tb be un: founded. it is faid,-,1Owever, that letters fro~ij Capt. Hotham rereat' his: ...

... L ON D ON , Augtif 30. A mnictchaint in the City has received a letter, from a rerpeptable correrpondient ofE his in thle Mind of Jamaica, informing him that his lMla- jeftv's alips, the qnuilan and Santre MIareGre!eta, -of 36 g ins each, feil in wvih tlle Brezagne French' man ot war, of 7 gurns, juft'corning out gf St. Domingo, on the zoth day of julv lJal' and, after a fmls-tt e'ngagemient, ...

... 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 ...

... ? ,, V? , ?? . iT t, rfa), , - - ?? I C, lj? I ;.l. ?? : . :, ? , sI;,:di;o~in',reiitt:ffi.e. -..1 '-1htWgh, lIt'' cai hat.ody filk ?? j:SflBi, a e qver iead ft, Cit etb r hG6' ro'. T'heknrM rad oirbr' t the 4hE~Os, ,n o1ir'60, 6~ tnen ;in~d t~h~e:the f'irdl~ e t.ef ?? i~i~i~t4 o Lwidon.: We Diould ...

... LIONON, SBPTEMBE3R 22. THIS morning two more of the, Ham- burg mails arrived. They bring, through the medium of the Hamburg Correrpondenten, Paris news of twvo days later date than any French papers receivwd in this Country. Admiral Bruix, appointed to com- sand the naval force to be employed in the espedition againI FEngland, has iffued the fol. DoWing proclamation at Boulognei which will ...

... Sunday: aud Tiuesday's Posts. FROM T.Hr WNlDON GAZE ,T E. Admiralty-Otfice, Septcember 3. [ IS Majetty's Ship Maidlione, Capt. Mow- jj bray, has captured the French Brig, LArab, carryino eight 4-pounders and fifty- e~ight men. [This Gazette contains his Majefty's Pro- clamation, dated the 31ft of Augutil, requiring 4lAliens, being flubjefts ofthc French Repub- lic or of any place belonging to ...

... ZOWDON, &ptsmlir io, 1803. New York Papers to the 7t1 ult.' are received. They affert that Martinique was blockaded by a Britiffifquadron, and add, that the ifland hult fall an eafy conqueft, both from the pre'dileffion of the inhabitants for a Britifh Government, and the in-. adequacy of its means of defence, the whtole of ; the French notexceedingone thoufand men. They alfo contain a decree, ...

... 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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