... L 0 N D O N. ND'JCe7ber 3. The French Minllfer of War left Paris on the 14thl of haft month, to infpe6t the preparations onl the coalt. Thle Firtt Confunl and the M4inilter for Foreign Affairs were to follow on the 2Sth. The Paris papers, withouit comnitunicatinig an? details, aliert generally that the preparations f'or the expedition are carried on with unabated ac- tivity, and are in great ...

... IKON D 0 N, Nv??mter I3-? B'y the Lith55n nmail whlich an iced o~n Satuir- day, wve have receive'd 'leters front Malaga tsp to the 24tlt of ladc month ; an~d ue are halppy iii being enaboled to date, thlat thle ratins haid then fet in; that thle air ha~d conlequenltly becoume cool ; and that thle epidemijc iever which raged t5eehad conhjdierablv fubblided The e~abliflhsent of ro large a for-ce ...

... Wet1n?ba)? k?f ?buv0'Da??'0 Ipoft. FROl!5 T1¶[LOiiiFAZElTTE. 1 1bOWNIG SITRERT, NOV. 15, ISO . :uiffp~lcht of wvhich the followving is a c opy, A .L ,WaS yelterday recehsed by the Right Honl. +rr Hobart, from Geli. Grinfield, Commander ot' .lt Ms jefly's troops in thse Windward and Leewai-d Charibbee illands. . Jlraurera ,Stesrhroc, Sept. 20. Mr' LORD, I have thehloniourto acquaint your I ...

... F;OREIGN INT1ELL1IGIENCE. tiAMISUGItO NOV. 1. G ENERAL. BERT31IER1 is fadi to have had a canfetenlce with a deputationl of the Senate, and money is alledg>edl to be its obje-&. Tl his w ould, perhiipFs, have beenl granted in a feiv diat, huid not an effafette reached this place froml Senator Schullte, who reprefents this city at Paris, informinlg the G~ovcrnrnent, tilat the ! F it ItI Conf ...

... ?. J?oft. FROM THES LON DONY CAZETTE, AD5SXRAL1'v XI#P5eR, S§V. 8. A Letter received fromr Lord Keith intro- 11duces the following: - Lecda, off Bssslsgne, 0/I. 35. Mt+ LORD, 1 have the honour to acquaint you, that this morning at nine o'clock, fix of the enemy's floops, (rome of them armed) under convoy of a large gun-brig, wvere difcovered coming out of Etaples, and flandiug to the eafiward ...

... Ls 0 A' D 0 N, November ZZ. Some letter-a have been receivedl frorn Oplorto, brou~ght to this coulntry in a runlning fltiy, of the tate of the 5th jolll. 1Thoulgh the Portulguefe full conltinuled in a ?? of anxiety ,tnd frrfpenfe, St nevea-thelefs feemed to be tunderftnod there wvas a probability of their pal~ling thle winter with1out moleflatron ; brut it uaas conceived iml- pollible to Cay ...

... _ J1?tL FOREIGN 1$. TELLJIGENCE. rARIS, NOV. ,. rr' HE fervice along the coadl is thuis divided; L. General Pauilet in thle department of La Vendee; G;eneral La Code fr omi Bot r g NeolF to the Vilaine ; General Sebtitliatti froul the Vilaine to Breil; Generdl L-e Ma~rois from Brett to Can- cale; Col. La Houflhiyc frontl Cancale to Havre; and General Dupas ?? to Bonilngue.e Twvo camps, it is ...

... O X FO(RD N OVEMBER 5. OnTttlriday ladi came on the eleajoit at All Souls' College, when the H-on. Richard Bagott, arnd Francis Lawley, of Chrift Chur-ch ; and Ldward Thomas Stanley l-ornby, of Brafenofe, were cholen Fellows of theat Society. '1 hle Archbifhop of Canterbury has appointed the Reverend Hebry J. Todd, late Fellow of Hen ford College, to be Keeper of the Archi. epilcop5al Records ...

... Br Fromn tb LoNDOooN Gazarra, rhwsrfday, Nov. 17. fot TT I S Tvajefty has been pleafed to appoint 11 Li rut. Gen. his Royal I-ighnefs Adoiphuis cal Frederick Duike of Cambridge, K. G. to-be tot Colonel in Chief of the King's German Legion. Br The Kingt has been pleafed to order a writ to D be il~hed under the Great Seal of the United Sc] Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for M fuiflmoning ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, ANoremier S. On the mzeetinig of Parliamenlt, we ulnder- aand, leveral regimients of lrifht Militia are to be broulght into thlis counltry, and to be re- placed by regziments of Militia from hence. Private letters received by the la~t Mail from th1e Leewvard iflands, ufford very fatiisfataory grouands of expettatio n, tilhit the next arrivals fromn tliat qol. rter wvill bring ...

... L ON D ON, Nenxrnber 4. BYe every account it apnpears th;,t thc ex- .apedition preparing at Brell is molt forward, being at prefenit ready to fail on the firft favOUr- able opportuntity. Thle defiin-ation of this force muff certainly be to Ireland, bitt (bsould it efcaoe ouir blockading fleet, and reach thc coalt ot th~at couintry, as the flat-bottomed boats, drawingt only a few feet of water, ...

... 2 ? ?? Tf 7gC 'OAi,)oA/\ GAZETTE. -CR.tonw O~rrict, ?? y ?? rbsurped hc fervie inl this prel'ent Palic-. rr-nt ?? Boreu4 ?? P r nCI z)i /);I/cofWg~. ?? -, . nn,,of n ur, in the co'mrjry of Surry, Efq. it'eroo:c-.a of Ch .nle.s ^:adlnlEq. deceafed. WxAR Ornecr, .Me. 5. .>Th7rfn-ie Yoelvnh'er j aIi;trv. Edw. Thomas Stanley iorni?, Efq. tol he Cilpt;:in-Wmll. Crofls', Cent, to he T~iAteue ...