... -' INrP=EX:EZLECT7O0N- We re30ice to fay that the popular 'caure has pe-I vitiled, as- we trtiff it always w3ilkprevtil in the County of Middlefex. 'T'he poll finally clofed at three o'clock., and, Sir Francis Burdett had 'through the whole day polled two to one. The only difficulty. was to afcer- tain the precife numbers on the whole poll, and to fatisfy the imgatience -of the eager' ...

... 1THIE MORNING CGIRONICL& . F ' !: LONDON: SATURDAT, AUGUST 25. . At tl;s period: we may expea that rumours of the Invafion being intlantly. abouL to take place will be ina celfant. His MAJESTY's .gMi4iterg, it is faid, expet it, and they have repeatedly. announced it. Without afcribing to them any more knowledge, of what is to tcome,thao the Soothfayers who .daily predi Red HENR Y IVTH's-death ...

... 5iDITOA at , & 'L sI'It. I IF VQa Si R, In the Zhre! letters Yhch u Oh favoured rr Lerting in your Papers Oftl2C Tdt:, tile Ihth 2Ift of july, it was my dndcasotr 1 b tri aid tb Itig to ol of fair argument, and to expano intoi s feni meaning, the plo)of'tion which alirts the Co ea' onal tight of art Englifi Mora-Ct to f, lio I,, tl m- re w'ill alone in the choice cf l ois lMina It ter mfleif ...

... From the LONDON GAIZETTE, AUG. 21. At the Court at the O, aen's Palacc. tihe e!th of Aunuft, i8o4, prellent the Iting's MlttLtn.2eicnt ;Majefty in (Coancil. It is this day ordered, by his Mivajely in C:uncil, tha the Par^ liamant, which flands proregued to l'lueMay the 4th day of Scp- tember ncxt, be further prorogued to 'l'uriday the 4th day of Oelobtr next. ADMIRALTY-OPMICL, AUG. 21, 1504. ...

... IM'RE R1AL PAIRL4M fiNT or akul7 BRITAiN AND IRELAND. ilOUSE OF LORDS, JULv 3t. About hltf Vaft three o'clock the King came dbwn to the Vloufe of Lords for the patrpcie of proroguing L'arliamcnt. The Hioufc of Commons ahtended in obedience to his Ma- jefty's command, and on coming up to the Bar Elie SpakePt addreficd his Maje fty in tLe following terms - jld GMJe= Sba~ein, 4 We, your Maj4cy's ...

... _ d . . . . - -. . ; , , , K- . ' 'iere aany 'aiaw which wdll aithorify the Sherif (of~liddlefex) in refufing t6 admit a Vote tendereed in due t,irne, provided the Elefor does -not 'e ufe 'ta take the feveral oaths the Sheriff may require him to take ?-And is not the Vote fo tendered equally'valid, though he take no oath, if, no. oath be required ? In Qther words, is it necelTary 'for the ...

... I ArEMP7t O0 ASSASSINArT LOUIS ,5PYrll This affair is likely to excite fo much intereflt and converfation, that we think it right to infert a cor- rec& tranilation of the flatemenit which appeared lafi night if} the Corarier 'de LondrY; particularly as the editor of that paper fays- - t The Englifh newlpapers have given an account of this afair from fuch incorrect notes, that the tranlabtion ...

... SPEEDT CON VETANC~ i OF TROOPS. The experiment with the Military Car'fucceeded per. fealy on Friday WaIt. It reached Welling, a diftance of eleven miles, in two hours and ten minutes; the men having fSiffered no perceptible inconvenience or fatigue. After waiting two hours or more to feed and iefrefh .the horfes, the fourteen men were as fafely and pleafant. ly conveyed back to town, in one ...

... UIELATOUTH, dG. 25. 'This morning, about 5 o'clock, their Majeflies, the Princetfes Auguflta, Elizabeth' and Sophia, arrivws1 at the King's Lodge, to the great-joy of the inhabitants, who were anxioufly waiting in great crowds for their arrival, and received the Itoyai Family with acclama. tions and every demonftration of joy. The' Royal Family went to bed immediately on their arrival. His ...

... Jix lb DITVRBf t MORNANITG CH2ROMCGLI. ThN re iarkabWe atiefiton whick lis been paid by Colonel Pitt to tie conffruaion of the machine newly invented for the fipeedy conveyance of troo~ls, cannot have efcaped the robfervation of the public. It is not, however, w ith a view to military piirofes alone, that thie Colonel is. of opinion that: the Nationbi tiay derive beneflit from this ingenious ...

... MI. I ES, f OM It was au. r llmd fot~- I uinfertioq this ,day a-a made by to the anima~dierfrons which appeared in The2imet 'm our Idatemcnt of the circurnflances at .tle clofe of he l'ull for Middlefcex -WeQ'ar'e pijevented, hoWever, 'y tile more prefying matter -which claims the atcenriwoV If our re iders,` by 'the arrivals frohm thte Continletntt and Frrom India.- We fhall content ourfelv's ...

... THE rOUAG ROSCIUS. There las lately appeared' at Edinburgh, OGafgow, Birminghamn, &c. as acandidate for thentriral faine, 2 tSouth, or rather a child, nst 13 years of aget who, if univerfal epoirt can be credited, pourtrays all the higher and more difficult charac'ters in the tu.gic walk, nrot with a deglee of excellcnce correfponding to is vetlrs, but in a Hfile feldoni or rarely c xhibited ...