... To the to inter (if the Aberdeen. Zc.r'Pb a I have or se-eral vears past h:ad it in contem- u plation to eontrive some plan for raising a fund z for the lupport and comfort of female servants ia this city, who have been honest rnd well-be- haved, and remained a certain nuCmbcr of years c in the samne family, but w-ho, at last, worn out D with age, iue uniable to gain their livelihood, L' and ...

... TO THDt,2 a t - I I E L w :Dsbli','2,dth 4i. 1803. Sti,-. Your, statement, ir your .ppbr of the 27th of Angu~sr, of the ,ransactljcns which took place.bere on'the 23d of-July, was received with satisfactiob, by many re'al friends of their King and country. t'ph were glad tofind' hat thieaffairs of Ireland had: attracted your notice. Thoogh your paper is sent to,. and read by many here,7;t has ...

... Carect Cotpv of the RESOLUTIONS ?? by LaRD, MZAOWRAAk, at the late Meefirg of the Codllny of. Edinburgbh, on,4ke.A4t in- stant;, and a/o of the Resoltion moved by the Lord Chief Barono and, qferwiards adopted by the. eeting. [See preceding sheet, p. 554, et seq.)] RESOLVED,-I. That it is without doubt proper that the chief part of the regular forces of the country should be destined -for the ...

... from the LONDON GAZo;TE, 00.. S WAR-OFFICE,. OCT. 8, J-. ?? S()U'ruVAaRe VoLraNtE~.a ?? Rdl. t6 vay, Efq. ro be Captain: SAIt r4'.~vjrOU It, SOU 1iCAARXt, VOLIMTEtri INrANTRYKY Robert Pott, ENq. to be 'Major Cuommandauf. ;Ioabe CA?. 'AI' N ?? Plerkiins, £fil. Charles Bradley, EFq. thornas i lls, Efq. To be LIruTeINrTs-fofepli Ellis, Gent. Nihola* Warrin.ton, Gcnt. Richlardl B aetally, Geut. ...

... Filoi~ ):h~J q ( - 7 i e WAR O~~~riCE OCT aS, r~~~34 CRO7336I NVOLUX.T.ERJ CAVALR`V Hantner ?? ;Ef~q. to be Captain. john 1Prlckwood-, Gent. to be Lzcrten~zi#., jdlio~ Shon~y, Geit. to be Cornet, be t b CCpttit Co'iiGandtn to a oial ob lzey, Gent. to ,bedtt 'lit hd' Gc 0 rugoet I es Honoura be I ?? ?? beoh Captain HuEhq Stange rt, Gnt t:ohbe tcutriant Geohn 4-t let ett Lileiil.~ane ~kmlobe ...

... ' Mar T-Lane, Monday, Ocdokr 10. The mealing trade for wheat continoes extremely dull with us, and the priccs have declined fince lafl Monday f(ill ts. per quarter for every denomination, except foiperfine freth white wheat of the crop of i8o2 -Rye is alfo as. chbaptr, and grey peas full as ?? about is. and old beans heavier its fale. Girden beans and tares have fill a drooping afpel&. White ...

... In our last Postcript, wec stated the receipt of dispatches from Sir James Saurrarez, giving an 9 account of his attack on the towan and port of Granville. The following is the detail, as con- taincd in the Saturday's Gazette.- ,~dn .4z'!-2It*GffCe, Srftf. 24. Copy of a lctter from Sir James Saumarez, K.B. Rcar-Admiral of the Blue, to Sir Evan Nepean - Bart. dated on board his Majesty's ship ...

... Xontion, *tpt. 29. Accounts have reached Dover, that Bonaparte c, is to be at Ostend in tile course of a few days, to e, witness the embarkation of a division of the army V destined to conzger Britain; and the necessary te measures of precaution have accordingly been adopted in every dire\tion by us. Mr. Pitt, as ki Colonel-Commandant of the Cinque Port Voltn- in teers, was to meet the Mayor ...

... -JVOMESTIC OFFICIAL PAPER. (a lat ?? P. 500.] Pay a the .rate of 6s. per diem may be allow- .es uponspecial application, through the Lord Lieutefiant, anid upon a consideration of all the eirunuintasscesaof the Corps, for an Adjutant (who baa served at least. , years as a Qommis- ;iosied Oficer :in the Regulars, embodied Militia, Feoci tles, or East India Company's Serice)O-to re- giments of ...

... I I .SV/s L' Captainr. Frorn To -Loading Sept. 14, Spence, Wood Petersburg- London - hemp Acorn, Garbutt ditto Portsmouth ditto Anu, Taylorson ditto Lopidon iron Providence, Robertson ditto ditto ditto iS, British.Herio, Hogarth Memel 'ditto timber Henry, Bownas Petersburgih ditto hemp- Cistus, Codling ditto ditto tallowr Ant, Sangster Riga ditto timber Perry, Pinckney Petersburg ditto hemp ...

... O1; TAF PQJRCS ow -epOMalioN-. [ Sia,-The:present spect of the polifl'i horizon, appears big with 'niighty and ii'-n portant evetnts, The die is 'now 'cast.-And thie most collected and decisive energie6 must be enployed, tovindicate our 'hinouir ouf indeperdence, oureexistence aS' atiOn-. Threatened w th e: horrors of invasion by the :licentious and salnguinary hordes of thhe Gallic-despot ; ...

... ZIM41 ED n CODPb- loost. TETI'IEIlS froiu the Conqueror of 7t gumns, t Capt 1 . 1Louis, dated the 29th of bt t. ol, s e ?? Rot'k, state, that sIhe, lhe Nlars of 74 Ca. Ca i. SutIUM, and Spartiate, ot S4 guns, pt nl. NAnlinv, ?? iorm nithein-shorecquadroti of 0ht rvationi, xwitht the Dciance, of '4 guns, Capt. P C. Durham, and the Ardent, of t64 gU1s, Capt. \; inthriip, are all well anld ...