... IPS'WIC'H, April 5. Mr. Leonard Peirton is appointed Comptro1- ler ot his Majesty's Customs at Woodbridge. This week the 11th Light Dragoons passed tbrough this town for Woodbridge Barrackq. The Young Roscius is on a visit to Richard Wilson, Esq. at Bildeston, in this county. Mr. Win. Wilkins, jun. dCaiuscollege, Cam. bridge, and Mr. Henry IWNilkins, architect, of 13ury (whose plans were ...

... Stwaki Out. 0dispatches tre r.pected from Lord Lau- L dordale before Sunday- ; and' nothing vati a, jet be known respct~in~g Iletheiceesis of the Nego- fiatioi. lhe, fluctuittion of tile funds., however, %vihter, rose too ?? upon thel fluws of his dc- I)Arttre, produced some depression on Wed ries- tiav, ?? kich is only, to be, regarded -aN thle iiatural t frest If ithe pre(ediitg ricvatitill ...

... P US- T STI P At: lalf past five o'clo6k yestietdpy ernoont the fiiini ofbth'e Park and To.v.er guniarnouticed rth'ehiir ant eventlof the, !Opiurp ofithe Cape of.Good Hope. The ?? letteri was post. ed at the Mansion Htuse,:.. Admiral4y Ofce,.Feb.. 27. Captain-DRiwnnman, of ?? shipl)iadem,4irrived this alter- noon with dispatches ?? Honitil'opharnm t ateda at the Cape of Good Uonpe; 13th ...

... v usto ew IPOOGR??' n I. p .6 I ., tonded with specimens or tbeir progrbq3 in I nautical mathematics, for the inspection ot his Mdajesty, &c. vvere presented b Mr. Gwynne, the Master. Her Majesly and tke Princesses very condlescendiigly examinedt several of Ihe drawings and books, and were graciously pleas- cd to express their qpprobation of the progress vkhich these y iuths-had made. Admiral ...

... JI7iften by, a Young Gentlemen, And set to nutsic by Mr. Ball, Organist, Ipsrsicr. Nelson the brave, is now no morel But husih'd within the Earth's cold w omb; His dear remains each toil give o'er, And peaceful rest beneath the tomb. Abl! hear ye not, that mournful knell, 'Tis 4r the Hero's hopeless doom; Who for his Counury's fieedom fell, And glory crowns the victor's tomb. Peace to his soul ...

... I=1 A NOTHER Messenger arrived OW-Ved- L1I nesday night frotm France. He reached tvwn abeot II o'elock, and debveced his dis- patches to Mr. Fox's Secretary, Sir Franri.9 \T11. cent, in Arlingtois-sireet. It is rmrnoured ial tlhe difficulties which have arisen in the n.cgonitlin tn regard;£icily,which is highly probable. JBm it is t not to be credhied, that these were diflicutiies. unforeseen ...

... P CHSWJC, Nov. 15. . Gentlemen nominated Sheriffs for 1807 Canmbridge and HuwtrnmdPnsbire.-Wm. Squire, of Knapweell, Esq;. HIale Wbrehamr of Royston, Esq; and Thoras ascet:,of Hildershaw. Esq. .Essex.Johr Coggar, of Wanstead, Eiq. Wmr Mat- thew Raikes,.f Walthamstow, Esq, and John Ruthet. ford Abdy, of ALbyn's, Esq; Hertfordshire - George Caswell, of Sacomb Park, Esq. James Smyth, of Ashlyn's ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. ADRAI.'Ty OFFICE, JUlY 19. Co1ij of a etfier ?? Sir A. Corbrane, lo kf' ar fideh;, Rfq. dated Barbadoes, 3d Yu. SIR, I ENCLOSE, for the information of the Lords - JL Comniilfioners of the Admiralty, copies of let- ters from Captains Campbell and, BJliett, of his Nla- jefty's floops Cygnet and Wfgrp, giving an account of the capture of a French national fchooner and ...

... L ON DO N, May 2o. In the Housr of LORDS, 0n Friday, the Slave nm. portatiou ReftriFrrion Bill was, after an oppolition from, the Dfake of C!. -o'ce, the Dfuke of Ss/,I~x, the arl of lWell7woreland, Aleawrqis of I/g;o, and Lord Shieffiid, read a ?? time and ?? the froung lauguage mode ufe of by the fupporters of this Bill agirioft the whole fyftem of the Slave Trade, ?? truft thie day is not ...

... to Iit xmattIrD.ft, u 1-1 i 'W tw ero. ?0., L ON D 0 A, Januaiy 24. TN tile hioUsE of LORDS, oi1 Thiiirfday, at Two o'clock tile Lord Chancellor, after dif. ofinv of Joe routine bufioefs, proceeded to AtJ ame,'5 witht the Addr efs to his Majelty, at tended by a great numlt.er of Noble Lords. I In the HOUSE of COMIMONS the order of the I day was moved for taking ?? Majelly's Speech F into ...

... I and Tuaeday's Post. L 0 IV D 0 N, AN'vemIr' 4. ,INCE our lai: hale been receivd Dtc'h' ;p yapers to thle tR inf. Witl. the' contenus oft tiare Haniburgh. TN4;i61 doe ,on Slitay laftoI the Dutch papers are four nnore of the biillvqtins fr('ffm lhe. ehTl-arnlyr;- We are happy to fay; tlat they ?? rio op'eratiois of anv'con- ?? on the partof tlie I'enchfl;ubthert w the battle of the 4th, -and- ...

... G . - . I . .. IGENE.RAL ELEnCTIPN .~-MEMBRS RETUiRNED- Thfee in tlealici are new Mlembers. f, ANDOVrR-T. A. Smith, Efq. and Honi. Newton C Fellowes, c APPLEHY-JOhn Courtniey and Philip Francis. V ALPBQRouGH-Gilhert Jones, Efq. and H., -Eynes, Efq. As HBU aR o N-WalterPalk,Efq. and Hon. GilbgrtElliot. ARUNpEL-Sir Arthur Pigott and Colonel W~elde;.' :BxmpRTa-Sir E. Nepean, Bart. and G. Barclay, ...