... LONDON, .. ?? Y LONDON, FEBRU.ARY lt0., Saturday a mail was received at the poi office from I.ifbon, with letters to the 2ad ult'. By thefe we learn, that the fleets. which failed from Portfrnouth and Falmouth early laft month for; Portugal, tinder convoy of the Gannei, M1il-- brooke, iffiJellc, and Lucifer have arrived fafe. . I The Confiance and Mi/brooke were crufing off Oporto, on the ...

... Sunwiy and Tuesday's Post. LONDON, JvNtE 23. H papers to the 14th, and Dutch to the ?? ard (twvo ootrenburgh Mails, have arrivad 'str t 1'jP'he New Ssvedilb Minifter, M. Ad- eor, lthe fcceffor of Baron Rehaufen, caine over r t Niuh a Prafli in Officer, with dilpatches ~ l~cilex to our Government. G^nnae l Blsler, who is appointed to the command G~ler ?? Pomleranlia, has pulbliffied all i t ...

... In -n fa . y_ . .EjAlrs .1 JULY Q,5? . On S aturday the 8th infnt the elaft day of A&d Term, Henry Jares Cholmeley, B. Med. and S~udene of Chrift Church, was admitted Dodor in Medicine. Jofeph Ager, M A. and Student iln Medicine, of Pon; broke College, was admitted Bachelor in Medicine, I and had a licefice to pradtife in Medicine. The numbelf of degrees in the year was D. D. ten; D. Med. ...

... TUSE-D IT'S POST CONTINUED. FRON' TIHE LONDON GAZETTE. AD*IIIALTY 1OFsCr., 1:0 7. 21. i* I raaoa ittedl bY ACdmiral Young.] , F'r~w easvinf yor L~ordfbips fleet on the i5th -L infh to' prfeed to Plymouithl, at three A. M. o1 rie 7'th, Ulbant S. 3 7 leagues, I fell in with, and after a chace to the N. E. of ten hours, captured the French privateer, I'Azjral Deecn, mounhig i4 long fix-pounders, ...

... Bimin~atn anuary ?? Wedneday a horfe, ur th a gig, took fright at the top of Dcritend, Its town, and overturned the carrtagO,~Y which 'I4It a ladv and gentleman were thrown out, and Vehicle dafhed to pieces. The lady had her thigh Ohr, and the gentiean as-moch bruifed. jepl'eh HurI, *ho had been ordered by the Ma- dSte5 to be committed to Warwick gaol for a bur- n1 thlis tox'n, but being ...

... 11Mtesay. a4nd Tbursday's Post. I . _ LONDON, JTULY 16. G-.OVER NMENTr on' Tuefday received dif- L, patches from Malta, anrl alfo fronm Alex- andria; the latter are dated the 'Gfi of May. It appears that' the IofS in tbe fecond attack of Roretta falls very fhort'of the firilt accourit, not: exceeding 750 men. The advaiced corps was furrournded, and, alter -a brave defence, were made vitjrfners ...

... L O i D O X, 7matyq9 An Order of Council has been iflued to all r (hips of war, to detain and bring in all utrals bound from one port of France to other, or to any port within the controul of e French Government, where British vef. s are not permitted to trade. The refult of is Order is, to place France and the corn. !rcial countries under her influence in a *re of blockade. The report of the ...

... COUNTY FiR , O .llahtD,iig-fo ~An . t- -, S -- I Y ?? tbe £xpieft lieefft of C°e't~itrYAcra PATRtONS. - The LORD LIEUTENANTS of the ASSoCA TRUSTEES.. r. His Grace the Dake of RUTLAND, K.G. in The Mo01 Noble the Marq. of BUCKINCHAN :l The Moil Noble the' Marjuis of SAIISB1UTR' C e The Right Hon. the Earl bi NORTHAM1Yr l' G et The Right Hon. the Earl Of BtYCKlNGHAMS0f EThe Right bn. the Earl Of ...

... 17unday and Tuesday's Post. FROM TFIE TONNINGEN MAIL. CONSTATrINOrLE, APRIL 25. 9Ne 5is of April the Capitan Patha failed O1jil 'his 0 hole fleet, which has hitherto it ,jclor near the Seven Towers, for the 3rdt a les T Iiis fleet has on board a corps chdi'el rpe. The Capitan Pafha, a brave if c1l liet rnan, has pofitive orders from 5ld ex'er i~ttick thle Rollian fleet, which has We it oniiv a ...

... LONDON7 FEBRUARY 17. ?e 11n.. - ?? ?? - ?? -lND)UN7 tEBRUARY 17. h have ?? papers to the 5th altn A Gottenburah and !Itfum mails have 'ed, the latter yefterday, bringring Ham- t papers to the ift infiant. Bv this laft ?? *we receive the important intelli- ejC, It)-t Swedifh Pomerania has been fud- nhy itvaded in a formidable manner by the e'ch. The intelligence is conveyed in the 'lOwing ...

... hOUSE OF LORDS13. On SATUROAr iY the Royal Affent w as given by Corn- tniflion to the Frogmore Houfe and Lands Bill, the Calicoes Duties Bill, the Coffee Warolboufing Bill, the Colonial Trade Bill, the \Vere India Linen Export sill, the Sierra Leone Company TIran~fer Bill, the Bill for railing a Fund for mlakaing Provifions for Widows of Parothial Schoolinaflers in Scotland; anti, in the whole ...

... Ilge ?? Pod continued. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. QUEON 5 PALACE, JAN. 17. J AMES MONROE, Efq. Minifter Plenipotentiary from the United States of America, having re- ceived newv letters of credence, giving him, jointly with William Pincleney, Efq. the charac'ter of Mini- fters Extraordinary and Plenipotentiaries from the UT'ited States, they had this day a private audience DE her Majefty. ...