... 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 ...

... LONDOIV, O'ober 7. nd DOutch Piapers, the fc Frerich and Dutch Pa:perS, tbr' former to the a 9th ult. and the hitter to the zd intt. are this da) recei v d. They flate that the Elecloraie of tla- it nover has been nearly evacuated by Lhv Freneh t rroops. Bn h the Capita-l and Cuxhaven are now in tbe folc poffefflion of the inhabiranis, and the Hanoierian colours were re-hoilled at Stadt nn the ...

... . t SATIJRDAY. 011OBE I3R 19., - - -,I. , .1 ?? IL t- ?? ..we SATURDAY,. 0',TOBER 19. Monday the id battalion ot the 3 ift Retgiment marched in here-from Chefter. The z1r, 3tfti and 5%th Regiments oF Rifle Men, marched in here; to ?? in till further orders. On Tuefday, Wedneildey, Thurfday, and Fri. day mornings, the it and .d Somerfet regiments of Militia marched through this city,'on their ...

... 1IOK TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ICRSU TUYSDAT S LONDOUN UA5ZETTC. W ,IIrITRALL, Ocs-osEIt 7.-The following intelligence has been received at the Eaft India Holife. To William Ramrfay, Erq. &c. Sir,-S am direesd by the Honourable tfe Governor in Council to requcft that you wtl hie pleafedto lav hetfire the Hon the Court of Direftors the hccornpaaying Calcutta Gazette f-'traordinaty, tated the ...

... -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 ...

... LONDON, SeptOber. 3o. i Y Parts Papers to the 25tlh, nrd )Dtutch to tl,,e 'o e 2S ~are'received this :day. ,:4 The Atlitietu of thie are 224' containi the follow~ing' irhpo'rtatnt laricies;- 6f4 in lronm 'whsth it would fetie as if lome at/rtc ad rd tD-. bemnmade or dficoitred agpif TJo'napert's'Lif, or ts, as ifjome Pkto had been fabricated. His M jefty dec ce the Emperor arriveA- to day at ...

... SUSSEX. SATU1RDAY, OCTOBEP.R 19 The Monmouth and Breckon, and the South Ha ants Militia, have left Lewes for Wincheltea, and JI l Ado;- .A1 Blechington. On WedneCday and Thurfday the Dorfetlhire Militia marched through Chichefter, on their way to Weymouth. On Thurfday the firft or King's Own Dragoon Guards left Chicheller Barracks for Brighton, and the fame day the 4th or Qzeen's Own Dragoons ...

... SATUR3AY,, OCTOBER 26., This day, being the King's Acceffion to the Throne, the fiane was duly oblerved by the ringirg r of bells at all the churches, and at the cathedral an excellent fermon was preached on the occafion. ' - d On Monday morning marched into Barracks here, from Weymouth Camp, the ift divifion of C the 35th Regiment. And on Tuefday the ad dig vifion of the lame regiment, ...

... 33dyl)tun - - s OCTOSBR 3 - On Saturday laft the Royal Artillery, the Qeen's Dragoons, the Innifkillings,. the- Soath- Glouceter, the South Hants,. the Monmou;b apd Brecon, and the Dorfet Militias, were reviewed between this place. and Rottingdean, by: Ile Duke of York. Tihe Prince, the Dukes 'of Clarene and Canmbridge, his Grace.ofa'eaufort, at the head of his Regiment, Earl Chathims ...

... :A SUSSEX. 2h : : ; t.SATURDAtY,. OCrOBER 26. . 'I - bA I' U K OU h . ?? _ The 4th, ,4th, and z3d Regiments, which were . encamped at Beachey Head, have marched fori Deal and ,DoVer, for embarkation. Ge Mr. Hardie has Delivered Galvanic Leaures, til illuftrated by experiments% on animals, at Chichef_ vet ter; to the great fatisfa~dion of numerous fpe a- 'ors. ty- V Yefterday fe'nnighr, 540 ...

... I .1. - o- - It is reported that Government have received a declaration from the King of Pritifa, in ani'vei to the Note prcfented to him, by the two Imperial Courts, that it was h's determi iation to maintain a0trift neutrality in the circle of Lower Sax. n-, and that for the purpofe of fecuring that part of Germany againft endioachment by the armies of either of the belligerent powers, he ...