... PORTSMO UTH. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, S A -. -o . . - H tA -, - - I GRAND 1 US9ItAL FESTIVAL X\TI L be celehratet an the 2 4h, isth, and -.t6r1of Angull, and will corifbfto FIVE PEk- FORMANCXES: ?? WEDNESDAY Evening,'the r4tbt, at tl c Tbeairte, Ponfn11ouIi,, (whicli will be fitred up tbr the occafiooi after the maliner of Covent Garden Tlicatre, during the OCatorios in Lent,) A GRAND ...

... Vtottotipt. e BY EXPRESS. e From the LONDO-N GAZETTE, Novonmber 9. Z ADMItRALTY.OF ICEI, C NOVEMSt1R19. His Majefty having reen pleafed to. order the Ranlk of Admirals of the Red to be refrired in his Majefly's Navy, the foliowing Fiag.Officers were this day promoted in purfuance of the King's plea, f Cure, viz. e R. Roddam, N. Vincent, R. Digby, Efqrs. Rt Hon Vir- v count Sridport, Sir C. ...

... PRIZE MONVEr TO BE PAID. .] -i . ot . - . . I z t L'A ge-for La Ciarante and Li Jole, on board at Ply- -r mr.o:th, the zotii inflan t. G.ite-fo; Li Petite Fortune, at No z2, Arundel-frreet. hdi::ral Alt;cihc'--foi tihe Perreverance, at No. Z3, Sulrey- t ft;ret, Striud. t: Ii' of June. The (hips wlio were uinder the commiand of Lord Hood at the capto re of frever,! 'ha t and veffels, will be ...

... -,t -u1 -Iul4dy tCeoL, mb. Ga. ?? P OR TSMOV L2-1. -AR R IVA LS. Sonday-the Decade fiigate, Rear Admiral Sir Ricitard Bickerton, Capt. 1. Stuart, trom the Mrditerranean. M-anna v-the Scout floop, Capt. Mackay, to fit for the Coafl of Portugal ftation Triefday-the AmethIit frigate; Capt. Spinnrer, fromn the North Seas, to fit for a foreign ftation ; Mofelle f irp, Capt. Carden, to fit for the ...

... LollDoi. SATURDAY, MaARCH 2. Yeaerday his Majefty held a private levee at 0 ,Twckingham houfe, which was numeroufly attended; F in the evening their Majefties and the five Princeffes went to the concert of ancient munfic, in Hanover- fquare. Laii night, in the Houfe of- Commons, a debate of forne length took place, upon Mr, Giles moving the renewal of the firft CornmUflion ?? En! 0 quirv, ...

... iL IDan SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. Itis faid, that Government has received con. firmarion of the arrival of the joint Swediih and ,uffiari forces, at Cuxhaven. Of- the co.opera- dotn of Prufilia, nothing is pofitively known; but Government confidently relies upon its aid. Lord Harrowby faile~d yelterday -norning f'romi Falmouth in 'the Tribune frigate. There is every. F reafon to hope that his ...

... SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ,6. On Sunday laft out of grateful rerpe&t to the memory of the late Lord Nelfon, 'the Mayor and Corporation went to Holyrhoods Church, with all the enfignia of office, and dreffed in mourning on the occafion,; when a moft eloquent and imhr preffive difcourfe was preached by the Rev. Mr. Hawtry. In the evening a folemn peal was rung for the death of the great hero, with ...

... ' . 1 tUtUSAY.'S!LONDO, OA*,rfTt I 𝔦4Suttor J. M'Cregor, Prom the frontal HorWrl;uads'qtobe-Dce~ty 1'nfpcortof Hofpithals h HatroW, fale man. C. col- ?? jun; ...

... ..L91~O170. SATURDAY,' JULVY 13. inc e The Royal Family left, WNidfor yeflerday, be- tie s tween nine and ten o'click. They will change alf shorfes at Bagfhot; proceed to Hartford Bridgc, n where dinner is-ordered for them at Demeiyv's at at half paft oneo'clock. Change horfes at Baing. of t(toke, Overton, Andover, Sali(burv, Woodyates Z4 :s Inn, Blandford,--Dorchetler, -and are expefted to el ...

... -1 I ''It :.ESYS LONDQoN GA~iF.TTE. ' ?? S ?? as . - 4 . Am- . 1, ~TAFG.-. A. Madden, Efq. lae ac~r ti he izth' li~t Dragoons, to be a~ np~ Ind Officer at' V&. tha nmanry, and Volounteer Corpt; in 'IeanWith te1Iporary' rann of Lieutena'nt-ColontA inthe Arly, ieF tewar, who rtfigns. ?? tho IA UTS-.S. cowdery, ?? rnad, ~w mnea maii, J. Cartcr, of C. nIm~l'oie, grocer'. T. Edwp~tjd, Icil ?? ...

... PORTSMOUTH.. X - A . General Oakes went to London early this morn I ing, in confequence of an exprefs t. him, which arriyed at two o'clock. .The command of the Garrifon devolved to: General Eveleigh. . - v In the next.page will be found, anacratecflate . d rnent of the. late Cmbaf.y to the Dey of Algiers.- i Alt~h~o'Athe iffue of 'the negociation is known, yet td the account::will be re.ad ...

... IM5POLRTANT AMERICAN PAPER. I. - . .. . I . . . I The following extraordinary article is copied from the ANatioral Lntelligarcer ot America, a paper which, on political fo' jects, is fippofed to fpeak only the featiments of the Ex. cutive. it is, therefore, very probable that the con- rtls of this articde will form a pr nsinent feature in the Prei'dent's mglige nt the opening of Consgrefs. ...