... PORTSMOUTH. ?? SVRDAY, AUGUST 24. IOn Sunday latt,-bev Royal Mighnds the Plnces of -Wales attended' divine fervice at Hamblopon I AsnOA $ i a .1-- _ I h he churcht where-a mo eite t rrincn wa t 'preacihe by the, Rev..Mr. Richards,; o-in.law ., h rto Zie~ Xlon. CiTroT.dF.- Af te s t p' , m child of Mr. Richards iwas cbriftened, for whois-M her Royal Highnes, ftood Sponfor. Qo. MNi6day,S in. ...

... , PORTSMOUTH. -AiYAY,$ LY 1Q. . :. I1- \-PSS SHORTER, with :ifpeafu1 oq iimenits and thanks a- ier -uiends. forthe Jl ?? *h~ ba; caied biegs ieaveto ink b i4 thu 4Publ . ; ba bcSCIIO0 in the R atlr tuth1 for 2 a llcar4yiii w 4 ?? Yount W i4i-4 h r j branches Qs P~Etc @iagtw~ n Ekjat &cgoweJm ,iu . ?? that 'thcir:. s otO + wt ?? i ,poufly ,4btavz~ddionima iite : ?? ?? ~ The at of Vedfoird S ...

... i)ootztr'.t'pt, Fro tie LO-,!VDON GAZEITa, Sept. 7. BY EXPRESS. | At' RAIYR O TAL CrY , ?? 7. Copy of a letter from Capt. Baker to Admiral Cornwallis| dated Phcenix at S a, Atuglll 13. Sir,-I eanrnot but exult in the honor of jlo- parting to 'oo the extreme good forrtune of his Majefty's filip under my enrimnand, on the loth infi. lat. 43 deg. 16 min n. Iong. 12 deg. . min. w. in the capture ...

... PORTSM OUTH. ?? SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s. ?? ?? w- ?? -.-r -i lthe intelligence produced by this wveek, almoat inftantaneoufly developes the real chara&er of pub- li^ tcr-;1PAAfi- ?? . .t-A I - ' . 1. A [ ?? 11 lic affairs on the Continent. It is plain, from al the State Papers betweeo Auaria and France, that the former power never was deceived, as to the uniform tendency of Bonaparte's ...

... I C . JUNE 6.] Strangers were: excluded for fome time, after. which the Houfe refolved itfeif into a f Comrmittee on the charges againfl Mr. Juflice Fox. :t Mr. Romnilly proceeded to ,exarine Mr. Arm- ftrong, one of the petty juty of Fermanagh, .vho t was -afterwards crofs-examined by Mr. Adam ; c but on a queftion being put by Fhe latter9 invol I ving the nature of the witnefs's evidence ?? t ...

... - tiglbtal, r SHUCKRRI?, retw'ns. his.inol grateful ac.| - knnwledgxnenis .to,. lte Nobility and Gentry, who honoured. his Rooms, with 'their prerLoce, at ?his Firil Monthly Ball; and takes 'the libkrty of informing them and the Public, that his Second Monthly BA1L will be on Thurrday the rzth initant. - Bal ITickets ?? -5s. Tca includrd. Gentlernen's SupprSdittojq os, 6d. Wines included. ...

... I. : iia 0 . A private letter fronm Hamburgh, dated the zrth inft.x iates that the King of' Pruffia, and feveral Princes of the North of Germany, cornprifing'the Dukes of Brunfwick and H6l1fein, the Princes of Mecklenbierg Strelitz and Schwerin, and the EleEiors of Heffe and Saxony, have formced an armed neutrality, for the exprtfs purpofe of pre' vepting the lamling of all roreign troops upon ...

... Lo-'VDON, JMI 3, . . r rii I _ .. Private accounts. from Holland continue to fpeak of the increzled preparations for the invafion of this country. Tranfports for this purpofe are collefting in all the Dutch ports; and the general opinion is, that the delperate attemrpt will not be nmuch longer delayed.. By a letter from Dr. De Carro, of Vie'nna, to br. Jtnmer, it appears that the bills of mort ...

... -: D ra ' vial', ?? et. t. HOUSE OF LORDS. ?? Fz-a RURY 11z.-After fome- routine- bolinefr s, had been difpofed of, the Earl of Ailbfnarle faid, (ethar it was his intention' forthwith 'to moi for is a produliobn of a copy' of the New Naval Cornrui!_ fion, latelv iffued by the Cr 'iw, appointing Sif C'V . Middleton, and others, to act in the Naval Department. The commiffion in quefl on may r ?? ...

... PORTSMO0UTH. - .4 - SATrURDAY, JANUARY 5. 1 4. Ada e - -~w - - - - o IM MSS SHORTER, late Afliftant at the| Mics Lees' Semknary, at Bath, beges Icav to in~-| at51 -£- ?? vaenemnaary, at Dasac, o e~av soav Dry form her Friends, that thle has tak~en a Houfe, in the v hfOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for the Education of Young Ladies in the feveral branches of Polite Literature S * and Ekgant ...

... .13 J?? ; i ? , ? ?? L , - , i ? . , 0 4 ?? ?? kp ?? ?? h LOND~Ow4;V~ tGA A; urt ?? BlYQ E1XPRESS. \ ,0- 1 0not BAN n ?? RHnncmrr, of the Lime kijsz corn tile dealer. C. Leckek, of Durhairn-ftreet, dealer in Nviite., li W. Smith, of Bating-lane, warehioufeman T. Rindle, f h I'nmeas-place, br' Ck1yer. ViW. Tackfon,. oflanchc'er - lhar.iniin-cutter. W. Eimfwvorth, of WaitMncorn dealer. . ...

... iaoN TrVESDAS S LONDON GAZETTE. Ra.U -UI-J 5 LuOUUb aAu5 1 b.1:. ADMIX1A TY-OFFICE, NOVEMBIR 1±. Copy of a letter trom Rear Admiral Sir Richard John Strachan, Bart. to William Marfden, Efq. dated on board his Majefty's thip the Crefar, off Falmouth, the Xt y inft. S ?? having the returns when the A~olus left us, and now having occafion to fend in the Santa Margarita to procure pilots to take ...