... ?? ct eor0teap'0 boa. J'ROM THEE LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY 05F'ICE, MAY 13. [Tranfditted by Admiral YDnng.] MY LoRD, Druid, Plymouth Sound, May 9. IHAVE the hoonir to inform you, that on the ift itin. I fell in with the French brig corvette, which, after a ruin of a6o miles, we chaced into the fquadron of Rear-Admiral Stirling, where {he was brought to at eleven o'clock P. M. 2She proved to ...

... Vienna, April 7. France has not failed to complain of Ihe occupation of Cattaro, by the Rufflias, and circiurnilances have furnithed her with fome very fpecious iearons for this co' plaint, as So Auffrians were (ill in the fortrefs when the Ruffians took pofleffion. Great com- plaints have in consequence been made to the Cabinet of Vienna, which, it is faid, has given grounds for ?? of bad ...

... MITneltlar (t t f I ? LLtt?jjav 0 POO. -- - ?? ?? -- ?? - F- ER O Mf THE oN oN GAZ ETTlE. 'VHilTEHA'LL, FEBRUARY 25. '' ?? has been pleafed to grant the dig- Tftn a Birotiel of the United Kingdomn of Grea Britain and Ireland to the followingt Genrleiens, and the refpeftive heirs male of their bodies lawftllv beaotten. Charles Hainpgs, of Willefley Hall, in the county of Leiceiler, Esq. ...

... tVednesdGay' and -C ursd y's Pay L O N D ?? Oaber .30. ar-j7E affi'ainO 'talk Is impofed' pon us of 1 an tocig fthe ecihve fucceles of the 'rencls over the Pruffsa; army. The accounts from all quarters, as well official as non-official, COnCur in reprefenting the iflue of the battle of the t4rth as decidedly favourable to the French. The follow;ing, although highly coloured, may be accredited ...

... go Iftnp-np I e ruspte n, 1 O N o01XN, Mgareb z. -F7SMERDAY arrived the Hanmbutrgt mail tof the nilleteenith initalnt. The ;ccounts by this mail lhll fpeak of the probability of aln alliance being conclided be- 'tween the Emperor Alexander and Frederick William; but thofe given under various heads in the Duttch papers are completely adverfe to flch a fuppofition. They confidendly flate, that ...

... T- ?Ost ?e ges y s, FROM-THE LONDON GAZETTE, WUlET.iALL, NOVEM2IpR I5. ; aHE King hibeen pleafed to grant the dignity of *a Baronwo-f the United Kingdom of Great Britain Id Ireland unto the Right Hon. Alan Lord Gardner, Admiral of the White squadron of, his Tvsjify's Fleet' and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the rame, ftyle, and title of Baron Gardner, of Uttoxeter, in the ...

... ON~LlO,,N- i4 . ! ?? eiarlm veffels anrived ili the' triver from ?? Tley fd6rt patfbf `t 41W6t of frency- fofiit 'Paca oticby fierTllriia' C ron- pinirg at '~i-Ilmbuirgh C)? O ?? iiyie aottt'li ~1t; btiut four odclock in1t -t alldtee i~nd per:emlpraory orde al ari otsmun if eN orf ihe Brioipe Vice Cofsfi.-i Nlzieftg, the6tm1t3q1tst that pi-ace i.i twelve hours, and the Elbe with- outt ...

... 0',fV0RDj-Sepiil!Zjr,-i. ?? . -1 . ? - ; .,Oso . ?? at. ;wo oclsci rue' R %egittvhi, ; 9 tiOrkford' Lnyarl o uinteers t 'pade, an.s, ere ecitfd for feveal ,ours uir the corinaaiA al isi ' b Adjutant, tbroughout whichfthey aciuiettd ot erinfel~esr I' with their accuftomed fuperiority of''isadieis ' th difaipline. At the conclufion of the day's duty' h AAbftrac& of thee late AAd for enlpotverhrg ...

... Saturdaye's Post. By Fxpress. LOeNL O lepternber 19. 4' .;RpE RT preva'iled yeffeiray, that many !, lfidificuulties which- 116od in fhe way ',acet have now beeh happily removed, and ?? good peace is now confidently ?? yhi~s Majefly's Minifters; the French Govern-, 'tenc having2 lowered much in its tone lince the 'ejeclion. of the Ruffian Treaty, and flewn a .difpolition to treat upon. term', ...

... Sunwday and Tucesdajy's Post. i. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. ,jDMIllALTY OFPFICF, AUGVST 2. 1TraIf~litted by Earl St. Vincent, from Sir Samuel Hood, K. B3.) Iedjfatige-br, F RoIenforf, 17th tdyu i 8o6. SIR, HAVE thle honour to acquaint you, in obedi- I ence to your orders of the 14th inftant, I cave the conmnmand of the boats of the fquadron you mt-u me by the Iits for the puripfe of endeavouring ...

... Wednesaiy nd Thursdway's P6ost. FRONI TME FRENCFH PAPERS. * : PARS, ?? X5. o RD11RS have been ie nt off into the Interior of thie Eampire to put into modtion the dif- ferent ?? of corps, and to fend them to the Grand Army, in order to complete all t'he regi- Yllents to the full eftablijiment. But imme- diately silter thi fignature of Peace with Ruflia the Emiperor wrote a note toeehe Minifler ...

... Saturkev's Post. By Express. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. NAPLES, JULY 59, T 4-E news of the ?? of Gaeta, by the French troops, has arrived in this city, and has excited the moft lively joy. The 16,0oo French who carried on the fiege-of that place, are now difpofable for the ptisrpofe ot marching Calabria.TThe following are the Articles of Capitulation of Gaeta:- ARTICLES OF CAPITULATION, , ...