... F'raciiLibl..po h King Frenc l~iibei #t13° thed 14 ingf Swteden., P RIVATF letters, rvceived by the laW Hamiburg nait llSae- hat Bonaparte's emilfarits in SAveden are bstfilv ensployjd in dirlibhtuing tsrif- lations in the Swedilh language of his late official libel in the Montiteur againl tri King of SWeden. The objed of rhe Ufurper, in this bafe an.I treacher- ous proceeding, is to ...

... r 'o tell OIIA?a ette; ettralrbinarv. The following dclr;6fches have been recsived.at t e ,Eait India tloufe, ,fro. the Goerirn4 'oncil, *;at.BonsbAy:. SEeCRs DEPARTMENT. To the Secret Cotindiitae. of 'thse ]Molim itieY' Court Of Dirrelm faor .Affti-rs of the Ulniteh (Joinfpaiz'v of Alerfhants of Engluad; trading to tlie Fl.of 17ti'ies; YOtONOURABLr' CENTLEMtEtN, s. Otur addrefs to your ...

... f)INrDoNl. DECEMBER 0 ' | i fj lS morning arrived the Hambiurg 'maiJ due on Sund-4y Lit: 'lh I I£4Aj^s1uF~ Matr, gi jeott r 12-Nothing could be!mnre &,d than thr ieire~gence we reCeixet, vefter. ,jthe capturr, On the 5th of 0.9rlber; Off Ca.liz - ''iahl laden Spanith Ihips of War, from Lima I buenrs Ay'Cs Suchi aD event ampeared, indeed. as an exple(-1 had airived kere from) Coolt, drol one or ...

... ; ?? LONDQM OCTOBER 9. 1 . I r Our Torbay letter of this mornin fiate3, that Admiral Cornwallis, with a part of the' Channel fleet, had arrived in that ?? fyaemn of winter blockade, it is, believed, will: be ?? enemy's fleet-in 'Brett harbour as not yet nnanifeffed any dijoi'lition to put to fea.-A (quadron of obfeivationi flill remains off uniant Our fquadron remains in the 'Dowvns, hbut'the ...

... I - -IIVRESrIAI'G ESCAPE. J I, I es The following 'abflrae of a note iffled by the Con- td flable of St. HEL.IAR, in the Wand of JERSEY, develope; one of the molt thiking inflances {f the Providential prefervatioll of a whole tows fuels dc- ?? atrutaion, that we rccullc~i ever meeting with:- e ^ f ONDAY the 4th of this month, being is M.L the anniverfary of the birth-day of our lic gracious ...

... A0N jAY Lord 1 awkesblry presentea the LVIL following Message fromrhis Maijesty to the House of Lords: G. R. Ils$' ajesty think, proper to acqil the 1louwe of 'Comlmons, that the'qfficers; non'- clinrmissionedofficers, and privatesof'secral ?? Iluets of ,Nilitia, ia Ireland, have madle vluniiitary tenders of their services in Great Britain. HIs Majesty Jias rercive(d, withi great satisftitionl ...

... JPSWWIJc, Oct. 6. ' 0 ^ - '(CiRCULAR.) MY L4D; Whilhelill, 25th qf Sejitenbrr, 1804. * As it is of the utmost ?? to the De- ftuice of tie Comkntry that every exertion shoull be -used to complete the lvy of men to he raiscd for the Adlditional oice, in the manner prescribed by 44G. S. cal St * and as considerable delays have, from va- isius cauties, taken 1AlacC, it is my duty to call the at- ...

... 5QAulloam? WOOL F RIDAY the Royal Family dinled with the Bishop of Winchr ster, at Farohatm Palace, which place they left at abouL 4 O'clock, and ar- rived at Bagshot, where their Majestieh hnrses wvere in waiting to take them ?? which place the), arrived soon after 6o'clock. The RoyIa' Family were escorted by a.pary of the Blues, from 1agshot. The principal part oftille town wvas illuminated ...

... . 4 , -, ,6?? ?? ntiop,*ApOr. Cj MMQ1MODORn ?? Not his hlajesty's.shipsan abvesels at the4.ee- .ward Islands, in a ielter iated the 1st of Se t, transmtits' an.inck-lisure frot.LalptL.Shjlpley, otf his fajiestv'Y siip, .Centaur, statjing, that his beats had cut 1two French, pri.vale-unt of Bassetze? GiiadaloupeX, alughly osn~eiius the gall'antry of Lieut. Sibley, a Itd ,oewo cts aud uleit ...

... ?? anD ClresDav'o pol't. ;oREIGIV INTELLIGENCE. PtlR1s, SEPTEMBER UI. V HEY write front Coblentz that from 12 to 15,000 men are to mancrtivre before the ~prcr when at Mentz, to which place that ber of troo~ps hlave been ordered to nmarch. hey fleak even of a Congrefs to be held in the mie town during the Emperor's re(idence there. 3ljntz, September 57. The Emperor is not et here. The arrival ...

... ~&avnl'o1poat. '1Zp Ql-xprcfo. L ON D N N, Oes/&er 5. 'T as been for fome time l noen n that an ex. Y pedntirn was to take place againini the eneinv's flojilila at Boulogne; and our fqluadron ftom: Dlnreii fs flood over to the FrIinch coal(I on Sartnday and Sunday. Lord Keith failed fronm the Downs in the Monarch, having, as we hear, Lord Melville on board. Three fire/hips failed with our ...

... N N- - ,; r E -- I. V a) O IV, %ife i 9. - By dirpatches from Bonbla-y, dated Januiary 20, and received overland, t e have the a-ree= able intelligenice that a peace was Concludied *with the hliotile powers in Indii, and ligned cli tile zoth of December laft. This peace is re- prefented in the private letters as beingr founded on conditions highly advantageois to the in- terelts of tle Company ...