... ANGLO.G4LLIC CREDITORS. This subject appeared to be closed, when the letter, which will be- found in page 592 of this sheet, was received by the Editor. The public will have perceived, that these creditors have been very fairly dealt with, Thieir remonstrances have been jaertedi anid though ofvery considerablelength, their re- presetatjon of their case, which they them- $elves published, and ...

... Vol. I. Is nets completed and will he ready for sale, half-bound, in a neat and appropriate Imanner, on Thursday ?? will contain 25 numbers, and the price hall-hound will be 11. 7s. 6d. The publishers are Mr. Bagshaw, Bow Street, Covent Garden; and Mr. Budd, Pall Mall. In presenting this Volume to ?? public, it seems necessary to say a few words as to the plan of publication, and also as to ...

... - - a Dux1E D'ENGHUIEN.-The arrest -and subsequent trial of-thisgalhant and amiable *Prince, of which a full account is given in a preceeding page of the present sheet, has veyy naturally excited universal regret. There are, however, some persons, somne of the elect amongst the safe politicians who affect to hope, that somn& good may *come out-of it; that the outrage commit- ted in this ...

... IR15HE HALF-PAY OFFICERS. SIR,--From the impartial manner in whulich your publication is conducted, I am induced to send you a remark or two, upon the motion of Lord A. Hamilton, for an ac- count to be laid before the House of Comr moos, of the monies paid at par in this country, to officers holding official situations, on the Irish ?? there had been some appearance of delay in the pro- ...

... DOM-STIC OFFICIAL PAPERS. Copy of a Letter (published in the London Gazetteun der da2e of Juse 22, 1804) rejceived y Eurl Cam. den fromn M. Gikn. Sir Chares Green: dated Pa. ramoribo; 4149Y 13 r1804, giriing an rcco at of the capture of Surnamn. Mv LORn,-Jt is highlky gratifying tome t°. have the honour of informing-yoqr ordihip that the Colony of Surinam jas surrendered to hlis M, arms; aud l ...

... SUMMARuv F foLITKi, RusstIA.sThe. !Xte- f*mi the Rutsiaa Miniser to the Diet ef ltatisbon, whitd ?? foudi in a fnnner pageon this theet, seems tojiidithte a ?? on 4Ihe par of the Eximofrt to ttke prt, in soe way at at*, ii the presefitt Ctest. it is stated, tod in the *brti hewspapers, that an Stm$ t4280,0 Isians aft _readfy ti nir a~6Gerftny; -that there is an alli. anceformied, ?? and ...

... TO-THE EDITOR. SIRs,-I cannot but admire the ingenious- ness of your correspondeut R B. in the last Regtster, in destroying a building, to raiie- upon its foundationa superstructure, which, doubtless to his spectilating mind, appears as 0olid as the founders of the. Property Tax hope that measuwe will be.' le condemrns a plan founded, as lhe allows, upon. sound fi- nancial principles, because ...

... MFRuICA.-The I safe politicians of the Amnerican administration hlave, at last, notwith~tand'ng all the humanity and phil- lanthropy of their chief, Mr. Jefferson, brought that country to the very verge of a war with her Spanish neighboars. Circular Letters were written on the 31st of October last, by the Secretary at War to the go- vernors of Tenessee, Ke ntucky, Ohio, and the Mississippi ...

... I .:SUMMARY OF POITICS. : I USS1Al AND SFRA'NCE.--PreVioUs tao 'thekin~g' of any' remarks upon the I, or the probable consequenpces of te dispute between these two powers, ,it m.ay note unnecessary to say. a word dr two as to the progiess of the dispute itself, as far as that progress is p~erceiv~able in, the dip loina tic con-: Iniunicatioss that havefound their way into the world,-The. ...

... SIC ITURR AD ASTRA. MR. ChBZETT,-I, who nowisaddress you from the Oxford Coffiee-house, Strand, have been settled for some years on a college living, about ninety miles west of the m - tropoiis, where I keep constant and canoni- cal residence, except that I generally con- trive: an elopement to town for Aa week or two in the spring, to take my seat very so- berly at a concert or an oratorio. I ...

... t There dppmev to be circum-stancos, ifn whick paper- aee r- tain articles o abuidanlace. .Bt wherevw tbere is nleeessity dnd Ssctrty comblined, paper- money will atwqys .2De an insneznt 4o add to tbe ?? wInestigaliou. A NARP ATrVE OP TflE PRIN P4t, oqCCuR- RENCES DURING THE LATH ELECTION FOR THE COUNTY OFMIDDLESEX. g I The select committee of the ?? of Commons appointed to try and deikrmine ...

... Decaein, Capizin General of the French Mes bliskmieznt to the Cape of Good Hope, to the Minister of Marine and Colonies. Head Quarters at the Isle of France, May 15. I have the honour'to announce to ybu, Citizen Minister, that Rear Admiral LinQis arrived and anchored at ?? of Francs the st. of April, vith the Marengo, the Semmilante, and Le: Berceau. This un- expeted rduri noat utaly tEii- sut ...