... A 'Icv~.rNflOmv - s .. X, , .: O F.Tw L s r. N Hit, B3RITANNI MAJES L'Y4aad the MNC of EtJE 1, His M4jefly tlhe ltihglof`7A 'e United Xingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and 4io Majetly the King of SWveden, being equrlly defirous of promoting the good underflanding which happily fubfiits bctviwen thema, and of preventing die recurrence of thofe diffferences which have heretofore arifen ...

... PIUCIArAL CoARE s ?? con ' A'ct, Mov. .-Another 'and lnned~ a e bo5. bardment of fuch of tilh eftemy's ports as ilae an, guzi-boat; coileaed in thdi, Oit in a ia ate of prenarati en, is how determined on. Bouldgne is faid to be tie principi objc' of attaclk. The Leoopard, Of S° guns t aptaill Morris, V'ho is appointed Co- modore of tlP fiLL fquadr'or to be eniployed, is juff now ;n h ght, with ...

... Fom the LONDON GAZ iEtT:E, Ao 1,8, S Admiealty-.Office,,Nov. , i o03g. *opy of a LetirF from the ?R;gIP MOMr1c J.; kei4#k, K. B. AJdiral of ?? P ue, 'fOip.Sir Ev&4 JVepn, I Wat. *afti of Broalxtui~se ikr i74 hlrn. . St it,. I et c10 fe; the infomation.af the LQrds Cob mr,77 fioners of the Admiralty, copies of a letter which I . have received from, Cptain flonymian Of hii Mtajefy' fbip the Leda ...

... AMERIC3AN CONSULATE, LONDON. . : , ,A',AtStAFD FRO&I THI FRCI&Iqll.) Parois tsth Veademiare, xzth Year (o&. 7, 18o3.) Divilion of the Commercial Relations. TH&.,41xIsTER,^ or 'OREIGN RtLAI'ZONS TO MR. LIVING3TON, . MIUJJSrt PLEMIP ENTltAY OF TIlse UNITED SlATES OF ASt4ICA. . siit' Thi Miniifter, of Internal Affairs being charged with 'the exe- cltion of the ArrAti of the aft Mifeidor, ...

... OPGI2VAL ; iDEArL, Ndv. io0 The Imi-noiloraitb ?? his jt Afrived in the Down-. She left it, as Ibefore informed you, on Wednefday evening with General Francis Dundas on board, to cruifie off the French Coaft.__ Rzarly on Tlhurfday ?? L(he arrived off Boulogne and ifrhmediately flood fo clofe in fiore, in order to give the General an opportuhity of furveying the ene. my's works, as to be within ...

... I . . 1U . . . ?? r~lyNPW .- We lave tranflated the following let'er from 'a 'Gen. tleman at Port-au-Prince to his frienzia a. St. Jag, de Cuba (lately arrived dt BaItimore),not beca eit is of a lkfi date, biut biicai&fe it wvill give fome ?? of what fort of government that of St. Domingo is under R- chambeaudA w rori ?? Advertijer, Aqrg. 24. Our.fituaticr is frightful. We have had only ...

... ' ?? - - . TiL, ?? 5JV ---RONIC LONDON: The.peopleof D)alhave beengratifiedwith fecing the firit arrival of our inrvadinngfoe which has yet taken placc. The ConfiiE gun-brig arrived there on T.efltay wich a French glan-boir, lherprize, taken between- Bou- logno arid Cilzis, aft-r'an aaiol) (le fuflained againtf a confideiable nru'ber of thcms. The prize contained thirt'y foldieru and four ...

... TIM A4iUVJVG CHRQNVWCLI'R. LONDON: THIIRSDAr, NOYE 'XBZiLt I7. The letters from the coaft flill ['peak of a bombard- inept of the enemy's ports as intended, though the ge- neral opirnion feems to be, that no bombardment is in- tended or even can beeffealual. W0' hop e, hoaweve , that the ?? of veffels on the coaff, if not intended for bomnbardrnent, is intended fora that which nwmt naval men ...

... FORBIGN AELLg[tje,,j s; ' . ;PARIS, OMT013ER . This da the Chief Conful repaired o0 horfeback t(; the.dockuf the Invalidso and that near Lhe Champ 'd Mars,' where hie went on board mnoo of tie ?? boat5 andothr'veffiels; He viewed with particular attertij a new kind of oars invented by C. Mitrguerie, and caufed a trial to be made of them: aj they feejed td increafe Lhe velocity of the veffels, ...

... TE'E MORNINGSCHRONICLE.. . . I .I LONDON: SUSr'sD 12Y NOY~~~EMBR I5. APcoutnts ?? yefferday received in-i6wn. of the -furren~cr of Dernerara and Effequibo to the forces under General G ?? and Corrnmodote i oO This news was b'ouwhft to Liverpool bjy the Lucy, WILSON, anc being received by a refpeaable m'ercantile houfe iai the City, was communicated to Governmert. A letter announcing the event ...

... THE g RNiNG CHRUNICLE. .1 s . LONDON: SATUR2DAr, No01CM2ER S. The reports on the fubje& of invarion are fo contra- diaory, that it iS endlefs even to take notice of them. Sonietimes the enemy are on the point 'of embarking, and a,,ain they ase reprefented to be without the means of transponrting flitir armies to this ceuntry. Since ever the talk of invafion began, we have thought that the ...

... Fromn the LONDON G.asZE? 7-g, :;No 5, i b ?? .t _ ,0.. WAR-OFFICE, N'QV.5, 1803. BARRAcrKs.-Nathaniel Forfter, Gent. Lieutenant on ?? Pay Caf die ?? Rtgiment,il tae a Barrack Mzf_ ter in kireat Britain. John. George BeU, Gent. Lieutciait' in the Lclceiltrihire MUitia, to be i Dep'ty Barrack Mafterin Great Britain. , BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Wliianii W'atfon,afCe dfKernhi1gton-lane, Lambeth, ...