... J Li- l-IJ b- - .,L a it tEarmil, ?? I o. l ?? _ 4 Dispatches still continue to pass between this tl country and France. We understand that Mr si Fox's private secretary has been in Paris for some EC i days, at least such is the report in the best in- P formed political circles. He left London for tl that capital Sunday se'ennight. Not a word, 7 r however, is allo~ved to transpire respeding ...

... ARTICLE OF CSARGE OF :#IGH CRIME S AND MISDEMEANORS COMMITTED BY RICHARX COLLEY UARQUIS WELLESLEY, IN HIS TRANJACTIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE RAJAHS AND BEiMINDARS IN THE DOAB; ANe PARTICULARLY IN HIS TRANSACrIONS WITH RESPECT TO TUE BKAJAB BUGWUNT SING, ZEMINDAROF SASNME AND BIDJE- GEUR, AND THE RAJAHI KA&OOR ADpREE- RIW, ZEMINDAR OF CUTCHOURA. That Richard Polley Marq- Wellesley was constituted ...

... 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 ...

... LONDO0N, yuly 17. Paris papers to the 7th, and Dutch to the roth ,tift. have been received. A. D'Oubril has at ]ail arrived in France; he reached Strafburgh on the -29th ult. Hopes ieem to have beeni en- tertained that the object of lhis nmillion was not merely an exchange of prifoners, but that it would embrace fabjecas of higher consideration. Previous 'to his quitting Vienna, on the 23d of ...

... EXTRACT from the REPORT of the COMMITTEE a iliotnted to inspect the Journals of the Hlodse of lords, in relation to their Proceedings upon the Impeachment of HFNRY ViSCoUnt MELVILLE. Die Msrtis, S Junii 1806. Moved, That the, following question be put to the Judges, viz. 1. That in cafe a public accountant had received from the King a warrant, fpecifying fimply, that he wasAOR o.~receive the ...

... LLOYD's MARINE.LJST-July 1. The Speculation, (a Dane) Schollar, from olirdeaux to Torningen; the Enigheten, (a Dane) iogm ditto to ditto; GumI Hanfight, (a Dane) Pederfon, from, Bourdeaux to Elfinore Fortuna, (a Dane) Luing, from Bourdeaux to CopeuIagdn;. Providentia, Neilfon, from 13ourdeaux, detained by tie Trafalgar privateer; the Difpatch, (an Arnierican) Ranidell, from Philadelphia to ...

... .AL6,06n, ?? ? A lrr,? 11 ? I- .- -. * ' SA T DA Y, J ?? ; his alfiernooil the folloitlig ?? wnet ra- ceivcd dt thlo Admiralty Office; idse Snt'td:ioydss Aih ss~ge vy *legiapth ?? oviOfi, Sritles th, arrh-a1,gf a. French sqlarifon at MertinW i nbither thd' date nor angy other particular is vrntiouesl No.hisg fiarther is staleI lo tshe ttote frpriqm the Ail- miralty but weare enalbled tlofle. ...

... IH. MORNING. .R .ICZE. . L N I)O N:. . 7HLTJD~ .zr r3,goA - , ?? . ; The F unds c-antite to rise.: They left 4yestert 4ay, Omniu01 at k anid V ?? per Cents. 64. The bglief that some bsis of ec is narly .agreed upon was.verystrong, 4aidthe reporf that Lord HOL. LAND is about to get rr isery gemeraJ. It was eyen ;s2d that hs :Loiiship had set of It it-&ry pr. bitble, indeed, that as soon ai ...

... 1 MIRANDA'S liXEDrIIO9. In the 'rench ofliciil journal the following account of the unsuccessful issue of this romantic' attempt is given:- St Sebastian, Junr a,, The schooner L'Esperance, just arrived at St Andero ftom Carraccas, has brought accounts, of the famous expedition oi Miranda. Among the nume- rous letters which conrirm the taking of the two schoon- ers, the fullowing contains most ...

... O- -t- - ?? -. on Ttesda-y last the ietei-se -vbtilttter Xh~fanftrv,.l |hada pArade, in conisetqaence of it beinl tise birth-day o'J t'eir comcandant, Major Carr lbbetsoji,.en tbo.lcers, 5~oe-coiltdiesionled o~rer, anzd private6 of the corps, pre- sentted hinis with acmp, as a' toieh of their grt-.atattea oent and-regard towards him. -Csptio. Colling beirg de- ! pnted bybthe erorps to present ...

... HOITSE OF PEERS. f7une 25. Lard Ross:yn moved, theat a message be sent to- t'he commons, to request a conference; in order to commu- nicate to that house their lordships concurrence in the reso. lution for the abolition of the slave- trade. ' Agreed to. The lords appointed, on their return reported, that thev had' communicated the concurrence in the resolutioni according to their lordships' ...

... SATIURAm pJULiY 19 SATU-Ijim -L -19. . : Duriin th week the t `g f dragoons, cmm .1mandedj 'yhis Royal- I-i'ghnei9 'the Duke of e um- berland, 'pased 'through this icity, with their-bi- gage', on their 'onte',for:indsor. ?? ..0 This morniug. the IStJie'gilent of foot ieceived heir route for ?? ,wenesday was marie Mr. John Be~kisal, :inen-draper,, of Sulisbsa, to- Miss Ma 'Elunt,H ..younhgcst ...