... l l be ' D r.Kf q. Moti, 1 I INVASto,\.r. The opinions refpeerlmn th pro Lable c c t bec adopted by the enemy in his rneditatedj ,a I to be etremely varioes. Wle fVriC u y~~~~~~~~~4paf it be made firom all thC difFerent ports in vil;ijh tions hladte been obferved-otfners in Iich prpI) ble fronll) Cne only ; fome again rFapeofe that t.i~i5 Se one o' the nearer ports-wh-ile oth, rs thin K it be ...

... I LONDON: THURSDAr, AUGUST 23. ; We underfiand that indifpofition prevented his Royal MAJ ESTY yeflerday at Kew ; and con sequently that the defirable event which was to have taken place will pro- bably be pofliponed until his MAJ ES1Y'S return fromn Weymouth. In giving this information to the public, we cannot help expreffing our affonifmlment at the inmproprxety of an evening paper of ...

... MIDDLESEX ELECTlox TiRTEJENTH D&V. At the clofe of the poll this day the nutlb~e, on the day's poll - For Sir Francis Burdett 0 For Mr. Mainwaring - hajoritv r The flate of the poll on the whole isC 4 For Sir Francis Burdett 2 For Mr. Maiawaring 99 Upon the poll beingdeclnred- rity 8 Sir FRANcis BL'RuPtT ittepped forward. and greeted with the Mol Tapturous applaul, :iich con, nued for fome ...

... Fruzm the LONDO V GAZE TTE, AUG. 25. WAR-OFFlWl7 isG 2, 1804. Cotnmifflons ligned by tihe I rrd l ieutenant of the County of Middlefex. Sr. PANCkAS VOLUNT ,..si -Jaws 'T1hompfonp Efq. to be ].irnttrnsant Colo7erl Cwnmla11d:itidAt-d May II, s1o4. David Scott. Flq tup. to le Mjrw. dlated as above. i n be Coptaslli;- Robert Wltrr Al x1 er. Ifi. dats l -,ay 3r, 1r04. Io ..rtlia- wilton. Etq. ia .; ...

... F.ujr tot MORNING CHRONICLE. 'NEW STAMP ACT. Although perhaps no man has a right to befatprjfed atany thing which happens in thefe days of wonder, hope YOU will permit me to exprefs fome final] of aftonifhment at the clamour which has, been faifed agailft the new flamnp duties; and I lope you ,will alfo give me leave to endeavour, as much as in my Power) to remove the objeftions of certain ...

... JiIEETJNG OF COASC MA.4STRS, &C. A hieeting ot the Coach-maflers, Coacblthakers, and Livery Stable-keepers, in and near the metropolis was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,yellerday, agreeably to advertisement. Sir BROoI WATSON, CorMtfiffary General, attended, and in a neat fpeech pointed out the obje& of the meet. ing. He flated it to have been called at the exprefs de. fire of the ...

... MIDLEs .iILOg. We lave this day to :llat'f to our readers. the ex., traordinary and unexpected refult of the adjournment of the Poll at Brentford, on Wednefday evening.- The rational hope of the independent Freeholders of eMihdlefex, that the vlaory they had fo arduoufly, but fo honourably obtained, would have been contirned this I day by the return of Sir Francis Burdett, to ferve in Parliam ...

... ATYINS11-l') V- 110 USE. . Yeaerday a IMleeting v as held agreeably to adver- tifenlent, at the Manfion Houie, of the Merchants, fcc. of the City of London, the 1.urd Mayor in the Chair> to confider oF the belt nicans of cvntributing to the prompt and expeditious Conveyance of Troops for the 'Defence of the Country, in cife of Invalion. Sir Btoo i WATSON, the Conmin ffiry General, (fated that ...

... P ORiRSZIV iYT LLIGEAhCEr. tOPrHttACGrS; AUG. i i--A Ruffian f.eet of nine fiali of the late and feveral frigates is .ruizing near Bornholmn, but has not as yet efntered our road. It is expered, however, that thire or fcur fhips of the line and three frigates will proceed to thle North Sea, in which cafe they will makle their appearance ta our hat bour . ELSIsNEUR, Auo. I t.-Tlie Rulan ...

... V1.8. IAI?11MNr. ' 71 Yefleragy, at about Ilalf paA¶ otte in the afternoon, a Meeting of the Nobility, Cletgy, a 'nd Gentry was held att the Th~latched1 Houfe Tavern, in St. Janmes's.ftreet. Among the company prefent we noticed Earl Cam den, Lord HawlNefbuiy, Lord Hood, General Mait- land, Mr. Wilberforce, and Mr. Sturges Bourne, be- fides Sir Brook Watl'on (Comnmi1..try General), and feveial ...

... To tbe EDITORe2f 'h YZG2rNIN CII OWIl £E [In continuation..] Sir-If no enaive controul, therefore, can any loH;e] be hoped for from the meafure of Liopping the fupplies, and if nothing be fubffituted in the room of this ancient power, the reft is matter of courfe. Asmbition is fare of its mark. The laat day of the Eriglifh Conftitutiun is at hand. Your Government becomes then a !imited ...

... , p A. Po t f, ?tN-? L -? .. --- ]rPOM THiE HAMBURGH MAILS. ItArtSntoN, JULir z6.-Trhe French Refident Mi. nifter, M. Bacheri has received his diploma as Mem- ber of the Legion of Honour. : lThe Ruffian Minifter Refident, M. Klupflldt, has reccivc, dilpatches by a courier fro r his court. Seveial Hungarian Nobles, in confequence of the fcarcity and dearnefs of provifion in the camls at Pelt ...