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... .E CN2'REAY f :Te cuoticaibri of the ?? articles of ithe lte 1 r.Aiierican Treaty, tdgether with the aaccompayinj Note, h7s : ')robalbly convinced even the Ministerial Wiriters t leme ?? iow little ftoundationS there was'for| their clai'o'us retpuaing, undue 'concersions. They 'havej iidcd, made some objecLions, ?? these 'are a matter of cotlse,.'anisin# solely from ?? to make a pubhlc ...

... TIZ,. MORIVNG .CHRIpSqICJE. .LO N D O N; .THUP8DAr, 4UGUSTz3, ~o7q. A Gottenbuh Mail arrived y~eqerday: with letters of the 3d. A letter of that date ,sat~es, that the Eng. . jsloop of war the *usquito, had touched there on the, ist, for procuring Pilpts for the Bel'ts, but without i success, and on the following day the whole VleeV 'paIsed. Theewind Was very fvourable? tnd they iust ...

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... rR!AL oy Soi~ gO MEi POPHAM g M On Friday morningr the Trial of this Officer cot r d on board the Gladiator at Portsmouth. ej severaOfI as they came upon the quarter. P 'vere received according to their rank, b c deeN,95 guard of marines. Sir Home was dressed in ojic niform as a Post-Captain, without his sword, hearisg the Insignia of the Order of St. Ferdinand and her Counsel representing the ...

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... * INEAtrIZONS, &S.' WATCHM' AaiNG.-Mr. Grebej, watchmnakers at Pa. ris, hag obtained apatent for a discovery which may be- come of general utility. Re, has invented a'dulum which has little or no weight, and vhichlias'entirelye the form of h balls the dial is transparent, and by the I ffiearsi of a reflkling lamp, and a current of air, shenvs the hour at a~irekt. distance. 'In consequence of ...

... So GE2-rE 6i A;lt r n'oAr's& takt Monday blig ?? tept for the Aftivzersarytjestivz1 diSt. David; Sir Chailes Moriatig;43artL A P. Prvssde-mti tlie Vice Prfisidents, 'rreasnrer- arid Stewards of 'he'^ab'oe So- ciety, ?? at their holise in Gray's-lnstoad'mIlpro tceeded- fronf'tliheri to St. George's Church, Hahiet-qrsq4aree where prayers were read in the ancient British language by the Reverend ...