... &fblDL&P.X IELZC-cp Yelterday a very numerous, and troy Mezting of the Friends of the ELledie- Freaib.t and the confequent Enemies of the Outr le4 conmittced upon that Franchife by the She Otcentj j dlefex, took Place, purfuant to advertifeM,` 1.i Crown and A nchor Tavern in the Strand efit' -t 4 pofe of confidering of the nnoft effeau o rthept. iflferting the Rights offledion, WPithutt - ...

... 71F A etster f.rom Ca'pt. Nathaniel DanXce, Cotim ander' of the Eall India Conmpany'a fliii Earl Camdenn, was received lheregltis nmorning, of which the toliowing is a copy: Silt For the information of the Honourhi, Court, T beg ieave to acqua'tlt you, that the Earl L ti:ejtll wlas dilpatchd fr'tom Can- ton by the Scl.ct C'omirtittee thle Tnt January lett and the (hips tioted in the margios ...

... altos ...

... 7T11E moRiNING cIJROA'IGLE,. LONDON: JUMMDAr, A4UGUS7 27. Yefleday two Hamburgh Mails arrived. There fCens no truth in the report, which we lately noticed a. cxceedingly improbable, that the Ruffian fleet had landed troops at Copenhagenr for the purpofe of march- Nag; to attack the French in Hanover. It is exprefsly Htated that the Ruffian fleet which has appeared in that quarter, has no ...

... FOREIGN INTEBLIGCENC. FROM THE: RENCEA AND DUTCH PAPERS.' PARIS,~Aua . 8.-M.-Portajis, jun. is appointed Minifter Plenipotentiary of his Majefty the Emperor to the Diet at Ratifbon. BErLIN, JULY a8.-SA Swcdi(h courier paffed through this city, with a letter from his Majelty the Emperor of Ruf~ia to the King of 'Sweden. VIENN.A, JULY r9.-The Emperor has annexed to h)is Auflrian domains the town ...

... Prom Mhe LONDON' GAZE TTE;'AuG. ii. DOWNING-STREET, AUG. 9. The King has been pleafed to caufe it to be {fgniled by the Rliht Honourable Lord Harrowby, his Ma- jity's Priscipal Secretary of State for Foreign Af- iairs, to the Minilers of Neutral Powers refiding at this Court, that Ihe neceffarv meafures have been taken, by his Majelty's couinm and, for the Blockade of (he En- trance of the ...

... IpSW'ItCH1 3il JULY, 1804. sru W-ro - J-., -UH. Tkere was a grand Brigade Field Day this morning on Rofnmiere Hcatlh, of the feveral regiments quar- tered hrrc. Alout half pal nine o'clock, the batta- lions were formckd in dole columns on the Heath, and on tbe alrival Of Lord Charles Fitzroy, the Com- riarrding Gencral, opened out into open columns fromn the rear and ;h eeled into line. 1 he ...

... COLCHES i'ER, AUG. 13. s qtL ao- nfta sw .J.- -. c -! r)- :_ I.__ Yefterday being the birth-day of his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales, was ulifeied in here by merry peals from the different fteeples of this town, and a royal 'a- lute from the artillery at lexder Heath Camp ; and. about two o'clock, another royal dif'charge of cannon announced the arrival of oar illuftrious vdi;or the Coin ...

... From the LONDO.V GAZE TTE;, AuG. 7. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, AUG. 7, Ic4. ; Copy ef a ltter from Pi'k-Admniral Sir Cdrl (k50tt: S,irn t iosim. lierJdea, EJ%. daked on board Lis .lujc/2)'sJh t/)5 dal Jj./; o If/fu1t, Augf80l iSn4. *~ aa, Herewith I tranfrmit a letter, for the information of the Lords Commillioners of the Admiralty, fromn Vice-Admiral Sir Robiert Calder, with its enclofures, piving an ...

... I JXTRt.4Cl FROM THE N;ORFOLKC CHRtONICLE OF THE 28TH JULY, ti; 4.. On Monday lail, the beautiful Vafe, which the Farmers Of Norfolk have fo long intended as a compli- ritt to T. w. Coxt, Efq. of Holkhan), was pre- ctrtcd at the Duke's Head, Lynn. About oce hun- died and forty of the Yeomanry and Farmers of tile Costy attended to Nvitncfs this unprecedented offering Jf refipeq paid to a ...

... THu ATORNIMG CHRJUNCLA. LONDON: THURSDAY, AUGUS'T 16. We have the fatisfadion to fay that the Direbctors o: the Eaft india Company, with a ni'ft liberal ard jufi gratitude f'or the noble iervice performed by tihe ChinDf{ Fleet, yefLerday voted to the CTtrnmatiJers, Ofiicers and -Scamen, the following fums, froi their gallant condp6lf in beating off the French fquadron under Admiral L i NOIS, ...

... THE MORNING CHROZICLE. LONDON: W' DNESDAr, AUGUST aa. Yefterday arrived a Hamburgh Mail and fome Dateh papers. Accounts from Germany flate, that no far- therprogrefs is expcaecd to be made in the Diet in the affair of the Duke Dn'N 4ii ii, fince all the principal powers have nearly acquiefced in the explanation which France, no doubt, compelled the ELECTOR Cf BADFN to give. Ruffia is, no doubt ...