... PRUS . P , .- PRUlSS IAT POLId-.t; I ' Every eye is now tunied towards Pruflia, as a power that'holds in her hands the fate of the continent. 'By fome it is affi meld, that fihe has' declared for Frane, whilil others as lirenuouy ' inmiut, ,that fhe is determined to obfetve a lri& neutrality. A few contend, that fhe has ranged herlelf-onthefideof the confederatecapfe. rhefe various and ...

... i,,- Saerda Gazette Aas t 'hcen received. LONVDoM, OCTOD1? g.- I ?? rw., - PEACE IN INDIA. be J } t Y lthe Teignntouth racket, Capt. Waless bh B arrived at Plymouth, from Bengal. dif- Patches have been received at: the India Houfe from the Marquis Wellefley, containing n. the pleafing -intelligence, that Peace has been t6 perfe~ly retlored to our polifions in India. eC Colonel Wood, charged ...

... ,ON THE POWER OF THE NERVYS IN TH;E ECONOMY OF ?? . I S , - T H E H Q R SIt o [From Mr. AVr TLIt S'S 1cy ctor Di. Lo Irtlice FaRILRtY, vol vii. p. 2i34.] N ERVE is the organ of sense and touch, whereby N 'those sensations called pai? and plemtrre, with all their concomitawt or internmediote affections, are communicated to the sensurinui of the living anihal. These nerves consist of a series of ...

... i' , e x ?? tV e , ;J itt Q@ ,,A ,,£ t. I I : . E:,,5'sCIRIP27OQN, OF ' MODE RN ALAIS-, -~r Y1t ?? PAL'ASs5AGn SiEaWEZS ZsIOLAD AFO : -. : FiLANCa. . A rrH E Etown and. portD of CALAMs -are i' IL 'iuated at the en~tranlce of the 'Britilh (*Chanrie, 'in ?? latitiu, ?? 5.o. ?? ,Nor'th, 'and ',in 1. 24'. rig~tpde,. fiyur miles to ihe Eaft *of the Cliff1E of 'Blac.~cNes, which in 'form and, colour ...

... 3inperiat partianmint. HOUSE OF COA1MONS,-Tnesd,11, June 11. CASE OF LORD MELVILLE. A FTER feveral ,rderr of the day had been gene through, the Speaker dated, that he hat] received a letter figned Mclville,' dated the lath of Julie. The letter, fiated, that the Noble Lord. having feen from the journals, that a Committee h1ad beeln ap pointed to take into conlideza ion the report of the ...

... . T p IHE Gottenburg mail of the 25t0 inflant isjulA arrived the following is the only aiticle of intelligence it brings:- Ssradlad, .Oaoiber & 7.-I'he ?? Swedil arid Rritianr al mies, to the 'nniher of 30.0cO ?? march- ed yeilcrday from this phlce aied its ueighibouirhood; their deflina-ion is faidt to bv Hanover. We yefterday'flated at length our reafrons for doubting the very unfavourable ...

... . T Efollo-wing declaration has been TL publis~ied by the I;ecial command of the Emperor of Germiny, since his Majesty'sa refidence at Brunn. It bears date Nov. 13: DLU'R.AT \IIN. 1isj ?? the E joaaroi ;ind Kxing never enter- taitied any wiah stiplerdr to that of the.preselrtiai of peace. Tii, wisit esisa d eolialil le ttla prllhcipies of ?? Uovrernmiateit awill its heat. LNot haviag thie ...

... BATTLI:.F1z1a TFTAFALGAl. i PARTS, Yovrember' 16. TN EWS fiom London of the 6th aii- , nouice tlat advices had been received there of Admiral Nelfon's death, killed before Cadiz. The news has fpread con- fternation in London, becaufe he was con- fidered the'firm fupport of the ?? navy. Xadridl,' OcoWer .31.-The unfortunate baittle of the 21'ft has produced an extra- ordinary confternation ...

... I . ' - A [ oistw 4 ~ ' 1 7. 1 D-- ISPATCHES have been receti Government, -brought to Pornf (fays our letter from that port) by LL Hero man of wa;, which furnifhes thae Msj ing information'of the combined fleets lr. arrived at Ferrol, where the enemy's fac, Nt. ow 37 fail of the line. Sir Robert C has joined Adsmiral Cornwallis off Brell N I'he above unpleafant fsi& was lacosyr R. communicated ...

... LONDON, M1sr 2[. In the flate of anxiety and finguinie expe&a-. tion which the information in our fail refpeting the Brefl fleet would naturally give rife to, the public mind remained until Sunday evening, wlhen further difpatches were, receivd from Lord Gardner. They flate, that after the enemy's Adnmirals had made a difplay of their force, and found the Buitin fleet, notwithiftand. ing ...

... /e b - ,. . I .I Admiraity-Ohice, April 6,. cr.c ?? A letter from Commodore Sir Samuci Holorid, j B. Coinmander in Chief of his *Mujedv's: ?? and veffels 3t the I.Ceciard If llds, toAillia' wnMadden, Efq. dated in Carlifle Bay, Barbadbes, Febrfuaryi-, 80o51 introduwes the following. i - 'Cnrieux, atfa,Fe~brudsry3, 't8o5. iR,-I have to jinforin you, that'this niorrting, at break of dayr ...

... P 0 S T S 'C R I P T. alinc2 22. e No further intei,;gence from the WVest Ir.dies, 1 upon which any reliance can pe placed, has yet r been received. t Lo-zver F/be, 7zene S.-It is reporred here, that Austria is preparing to take a very aitive part in the affairs of the Continent, and that the Arch- -duke Charles and General Mack are already ap- D pointed to important commands in the armies. s ...