... v9R OM B-ONAPAATE. According to communications received in town on Wednesday, the following is stated ?? i some of the ships which sailed from Quebec, un- T s der convoy of the Champion frigate. The Betfey, Snowden, for Greenock, went through t the Straights of Belle Ifle, without leave. T A1he John, Mallay, for London, hauled ts the north- f ward. l The Ranger, Richardfon, for Oporto the ...

... LLOYD's MARINE L;IST-Aug. Qg. The Lvdia, Lawfon; Silver Ee., Stephenfon ;'John and lfabella, Dowell, for London; Janus, Stornm, for Portfnmouth; Esther, Sanderfon, for Liverpool; and Alexander, Rees, for Beifaft, part of a convoy from Quehec, under the Champion frigate, were taken and burnt 16th instant, in lat. 46. 48. long. 84. 29. by the Veteran French man of war, Captain Jerome Bona- parte ...

... EXTRACT FROM THE 14TH REPORT OF THE no COMMISSIONLRS OF Of ar( ROYAL I- OSPITAL AT GREENWICH. . It is extremely satisfactory to us to have it in lit our power to state, that in the course of our in- th vestigation into the affairs of this great National on TIsniatton, we discovered but few instances of a- liv buse or irregularity. lY It appears by the evidence ofthe. Steward, that I lbe has ...

... THE NEGOCIATlION. FROM THE STAR OF TpiPjSDAY. We can assure the public, that no messenger c has arrived, nor has intelligence of any kind been s received from France since the arrival of the Paris C Journals, announced in our paper of Thursday last. In fact, so many obstacles have been thrown in t the way of a pacific arrangement since Lord Lau- derdale set out for Paris, that it is the height ...

... CTI -;A, I b, C., ?? I I i o, ?, ?, - 1j) RR c T'al T?P. I;DINBURGII-SEP'l 1. WVe mentioned in our last the capture. of the, Quebec and Halifax convoy, by the Veteran of 74 guns, commanded by JEROME BONAPARTE, on the 16th ult. After the first bulletin was publish- ed by the Admiralty on Wednesday, the follow- ing additional inforniations was .ransinitted to LLOYD'S. . Admiralty-Office, 27th ...

... I 4 D I A. We learn by the last accounts froils India, that c new barracks are neaily cdmpleted.for a full regi- I: ment of Europeans in the fort of Bombay. A c great part of the old barracks was destroyed by u the dreadful fire which happetied in February tI 1803, by which also some of the principalhouses, d public buildings, and the whole of the bzarr were tl reduced to a heap of ruins. We ...

... LONDON-Avc. 29. A ?? lii Wednesday, about 12 o'clock, his Majesty ar. - 1 rived at the Queen's Palace from Windsor, escort- S ed by a party of light horse. E Soon after two o'clock his Majesty held a pri- tl vate levee, when the following had the honour of being presented to his Majesty P( Lord 11Iollatid, by EarlSpencer, upon his being ap-. pointed one of the Conmniflioners to meet their ...

... The f1dilwiolg letter from the Cape, of Good Hope will prove acceptable to our readers t Cape Town, June 10. iS06. i The garrison, which was at first extremely I unhealthy, is become quite the ieirerse, and is f coiiiposed of the finest troops in the univcrse.- f Their discipline and appearance does the highest r honour to their gallant Comnman'der in Chief, and reflects the greatest credit ...

... In addition to the intelligence which was y brought by the last Hamburgh mail, we have d received some interesting particulars from pri! vate letters. t The grand Northern Confederation appears to e be on the eve of completion; and its object, it is said, is not merely the preservation of the inte- grity of the states in the north of Germany, but )f its formation is understood to be for the ...

... LO N DO NSEPT. 1. Wi have respectable authority for stating, that the report of the yellow fever having broken out with great violence at New York, is very much ex- aggeiated, if not altogether unfounded.-Pa0~ t. It was yesterday stated with much confidence, that Governmens had received an account of Je- rome Bonaparte having got into Rochefort about a week since, The Duke of Sussex has Ion, ...

... (E a It b ? c I I I I, f r,,-r I'n X?p. BEDINBU RGH-SEP7T. 4. to DEFEAT OP THE FRENCH IN CALABRIA. at l NVe. have the pleasure to announce the first i- check wvvhich the troops of BOxA.PARTE have re- *d ceived for a considerable time. The following do extract of a letter from London, dated the 1st inst. dmay be implicitly relied on:- s i4he Neapolitan Minister has had a Mcssi- e na Gazette ...

... HAMBURG H, Aug. 1 9.-The intelligencefroma Berlin, of the 16th inst. is of a very warlike na. ture. A Council was held there the preceding day, in presence of the King, at which several General Officers attended; among them General Ruchel, who is to command the Prussian corps stationed at Celle, in Hanover, and on the fron-. tiers. Bonaparte is said to have required the ces- sion of East ...