... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... , 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 ...

... I rela SUSSEX. thef . die SATURDAY, FEBUARIY 9. Kill litr- -. n: ?? . . ^1~ 9- . ---oa SATURDATY FEB4UARy 9. A Mr. Juftice Heath and Mr. Jurtice Rooke, will I be the Judges at our County Lent Affizes. .r -- _- _ . -e.as WL ., . ki'e The Rev. Edmund Cartwright, jun. Chaplain k to his Royal Highnefs Prince William of Glocef TI ter, and Reaior of Earniey, is infticuted to the Fren Re.ftory of ...

... P (ORTSMOUTH.Da s SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9. x s M X - _ _ w -_ - -. M ISS SHORTER, late Affifant at the 'A Mira L.ee Seminaryj at Bath, begs keave to in- 2 .I. , `uch' amcuar y, art satr9, Degs Jeave to in- form her Friends, that GTe has taken a Houfe, in the Hibh-ftrect, Portsfnonth, where fhe has openrid a BOARD- ING and DAY SCHOOL, for the Education of Toung Ladies in the feveral hranchra of ...

... Prom the LOAnOAN G-74 7'TE, March 23. BY EXPRESS. 1. Litterfrom .Adintal CochianetoW. AMarfden, Efq. dated oir Litbon, eoclorei the following: Circe, at sca, March a, 8 ;. Sir,-I beg leave to acquaint you that vciter. Jav I captured,. ofF Oporto, La Fama, S panili fehooner privateer, monnting 4 brats guns, aerd 6v saen, ou.t dats fr,.m Vigoo and had made no cap- tures. I ?? &c. J. lito9. A ...

... I SATUrRDAY, LtCEBER 14,4. Laft Monday afternooo, -he Rev. or. Renneil was (nclolled in this Cathedral Chuich, as Dean, in ?? -ncjc of the Rev. Dr. HolrIes, dneafed, and cn Tiie' iy lie gave an elegant dinner at the Danery, in th Clofe, to the Clergy. The colle5~ions towards the Patriotiz Fund, made at the d Frr:nt churches in this citv an!! neighboirhioud, are veiy conid;,rable. The Pa ...

... -PORTSMOUTH. SA-TURDAY, OCTOBER .6- all-- P--- ?? Yflterday morning the Hon. Gen. Hope, was 0 fiddenly called t . London.-Jt is t aid that the I dPnlry.1 i ha ht r An tho ?? 3ni' , Generai is to be emiployed; on the Secret Expedi. l'ee' ilan. ?? command of: the garrifon has devol.' ved to General veleigh'.._' Yetlerday being the Anniveriary of his MajeC- joi ty's Accefliorn to the Throrne, the ...

... I Lo Illi-all. ?? .c- Lady Elgin' and fiiite arri'ted ?? on Wednefday night, in a veffl ,wich left Mor- a laix on 'uefday noon.- Before Ahe failed, a tele ,ce. giapbic di1'patch had beeri recei4edl--there -from 3t. Paris, ..ftating that Bonaparte hadi defeated the hi Archduke Ferdinand in a pitched balticbetween he 'the Danube and the. Lech. The lo1s of the Ahuf- IY trians is itated to have ...

... , JAt5fARY 29, Iti5. kopy of a Letter from Lient Wallace, of the Swan cutter, to Rear Admiral Ruffel: Hired Cutter Swan, at Sea, Jan. 26. Sir-I beg leave to inform you, I rhis day gave chace to - cutter rigged veffei, and after a4ew hours chace, came up witih ard took the Flip privateer, belonging to Holland, having OI board ig men. She lailed from Holland on the rgeth inft. had taken only ...