... FROM S.4TUR YS LONDON AZETTE.$ Jmir.ai y O/lJ, .fAprti ?? 82D6. A letteerfr'eom ;i;dmridl o eung, (in wich hhe mentiorsi that the Johfndde tif the brigs taken by the Jocrgpide,,has becu recapturedl bv-the Contiauce,) incdoses file followvig: - lit rsdr-r /rfnicdtr, P~yassit,5f Aplil aZ1>IS6. Sa,-On Wiednesdtay;,the i 6th inst. havilm receivtd jofor- gnjtlon at Scdiy, that. a vessel had been ...

... . NElP'VASTLE, MA I 3. Since ou'r; ast, two in.ail5' from llamburfgh, and Paris antd Dutch Juurosla.s to tihe 9th aud 22d jlt.ithave been. -receteed.' -. ?? Mfoniteor contains a-.long commnentary o.'s*ekfot, (which it proriuiscs to renew every molith) on the state of Eurtope. The first point- obseri-ed upon in this paper, is' ite ?? stibsieting.betweenl England .tid Prussia, arid it stats .in ...

... L-NDQXNj.,r4rt > i: . - ?? I ,Ta fio'wing notice wae :'e4seSoihce On Monday:- The Iremen anonw a iing the bags from ?? nta tdi4 shiiild lave comie *ith the H n iburgih9Q, laj)asttrve Aat this of-. fice.. - rhe principal part of the ga otithe Cape of Good Hope con6isted ?? p tiaken at the battle of Marelio, and seld by Bonapar'te to the Dutch.- Thesc troops, and others at thiat settlement, ...

... - DrCtALATION AGAIN'ST 'MiRS1A. GEORGE tle THIRD, by the Grace of God, bf the Usaited Kingdomr 6f Great *ritain and Ireland, King, Deifider of the Faith, DIike of BBnisivitk and Lunenbuirh-, Arch- Treaswrer and Elector of the 1Holy RomaniEmpire,&c. &c. a The court of Prussia has, avowed those hostile desirgns, which she thought to conceal by her friendly professions. The ?? ve'rhaie, delivered ...

... .-a .DUHAM IACES CONeLU-DED. i , z _ , _ , . . . ?? - ?? Fnoray, oW . F~our rnile-heats. ,Mr A~gais .b. c.. True Briton, by S6.George, I yrs old r I Mi:Rsobfnson's ch. by Beningbrossgh,. %-yra old 2 2 Mr'-attiion's br. c. by:Pipator, 3,y`rs old . dis Before Starting, 'a nd3 to- 'in fa sstfte che.anut colt ; after the heat,weue betting.: a fine rac6, and won by a neck.. ffirth;-.Yesterday ...

... .-LOANDOMi Milr 5. - At a meeting between Iord Grenviffe, -and L.ord Henry Petty, and the committee of maltsters, oa .the, 2d ult. their lordships inforsned the corimtittee that tlhey vere *illing to propose to parliament, ts1, to reduce: the number of ilays, during which the watering of malt ontthefloor should be prohibited, from twelve to nine complete 'days. adly, To .mt an appeal, from a ...

... I I0~fL1, M l. I Two mails front HaibnLrgh; and Frenclh and Dutch journals to the %8th ilt, and zd. inst. raspedkiv.ly, have beeivreceived since our last; - The Leyden journals, and someof the letters by the frst. maili asserted, that the Russianb 3,ad evacuated Catiaro, and that the diffcrences between Austria and France had ben uadjusted. T'-his is totally contradicled by the latest in- ...

... 1FROM SATURDAY'S LONDOX GAZETTE. I Admiraltv-office, May , Nfa .j Letters tranmicttudl by Rear-admsiral Cochrane. commander in 'chief at the Leewvard islands. His nmesily'js s h Hcureux, N. E entr of Trinidad, 4 xial, Ya.m i. Is tO. SIR,-I yesterday captuxd the tipanish letter of Marquc Amelia, ot S six-pounders and lo mcn, frolm Cisrunna to Chamnatia, with a valuablecargo of dry goods aind ...

... FROM T ?? - I E FRO~eUESUY~,,ONDoN GROSETTE. if A ;dniralty-olfiicC, Mav o, iX-o. Cop a 1 tier sv- ;, rr json bre-.- Uiarri , B,'rt asd K. B ?? ?? 'r ai .t./ hisc ,ie. iy i.. : 'sridir.:rit 26f ts/i .t4A Of lharcb, i8o6. ?? i.Y t.uv yol) , ll corirm,ul.ict.c to their lordships, that, .t lidt' past tilree A. INI. oil the Inth rj ziarch, his ma- j!sty ' ship thwe Lo ndon, Which I iad station1ed ...

... L[ - HOUSE OF- CowwM.ONS. _ L 7 . .. I--- . - -ra. . fl Ap rJ.. [ContiatuedfronmL our last paper.1 -The debate on Mr WiuVdhani's motion- for -the secould reading of the bill for repealing the addltional' force act was extetideid to' considtrable length. T''he speaklrs ?? the repeal were Sir'J. Pulteney, Mr Canning, Mr Long, Mr Lascelles, Mr S. 'BoUnrC, and Lord De B3iaquiereE The 'repeal was ...

... 1. LONDOiN,. Mfr 1 -. All the troops which are to proceed by the outward- bound India fleet are now embarked at Portsmouth. The following is said te be the rspecdive destinations of the re- ?? :-The tist, the 3 Ist, the a7th, and the 3sth regi- ments,are destined for Sicily. General Sir J. Moore is to proceed with these troops as comsmander in chief in the Mediterranean. ''he regiments for ...

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