... C> ?? L O ND O ?? ., SDA' YA..UAR 2 Tt is relrted~ that the Russiant, Minister here-has received~a'iv~at letter from tileContinent, stating,- .tha't t Rasian r~y, ?? who- had joined them, had captiously avoided an engagement, at~dd ietreated to Grpdtio where, after wasting- the ?? thad taken a strong position. From no- thing having - feed allowed to transpire in Holland, or een io Francei of ...

... ' ' .. M ?? ., L O9N.D ON:. :,..WD)JRSDAr N: NWO ER 4, 8o.7. Fotty vessels under the convoy of the Naitcissus ?? arrived from Oporto. The letters from Portugal brought to town yesterday are c-hiefly dated froli Oporto or sather t!hey` are the letters of personss who lift that place on the sth ult. We subjoin. one which we have received from a Gen- tlemanrand which is coifirrined in all' its ...

... . ' . , ?? ?? ..oE¢1:.. s : ?? - :. : . f. I ?? ' X .ATntD.r.UNES 1807, :f,) Thfe public attrtxonw is naturally occupied with the duilsastei which ha~s ben4st~ned rprtr~oopsln.Egy~pt ¶Ve shalipreient our terswi'te detadsS such, as they hlave r eached us.o . iopu raF.WWucuot wastsent' . from Aleandria. wlfft~ii n 1'te aun're..,gvn zW?2th1 of March, agaiuiski-tl~ Eavrn yr .sitance, he entered ...

... cro72VTT, .iS , Ni' IR.LA. Of the several duties xvrhich the constitution sionally imposes upon different classeS f Society, tca is no one of greater ilmignitde t 'I country gentlemen liave, in particular thetehencies ?? state, to dischaireiof giving their advice to Paliamet The resident gentlemen of Ireiland have wisely Consider ed the present aspea of public affairs required fr0om them the ...

... 7 . THE MORNING CHIRTOX7CLE. : ' k . :: ., : .,L 0 ION'D 0 N: 2I . , D~, _;L a, - ;~ - Yesterday arrived 'the veryi disagreeabl enews fi'om Adinira- BERcEKLIY, -.Qn the American shtiop,t an- nouncing tlhat' n a~tion 'had been foug t! ne ar Ne w Yorl,5 .b tr'/een fiis' M~ajesiy 's ship'L an d the American fHiate. Constei.ation, in ich the latter,af- ter having`had fifteen men killed' nd many ...

... .*q4!w CrK :BOSTO141 ,i LeG T froni Wa~sington' state (tyS te 'Aro ), that the Cabine has closed its deli6erations for the present; that the Execetive had Imade eveiry necessai'y arrangement for the execution: of those measures 'Whicli the public exigency had called fdr, both for pioteiflion and. defence and that he was- about to retire for a short time _te Monticelln.' The same letters add ...

... . . I .. UPP LEMEVT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OX WEDNhSDAY, SIEPT. 16Ti. - Downing-street, Sept. i6, igo7. Dispatches ot which the following are Copies, and Extradle, fwwere received th is morning I ront Admiral Gam'bier and Lieut. General Lord Cathcart, addressed to Lord Viscount Castle-- reagh, one of his Majesty's P'rincipal Secretaries of State. Prince of VW'ale6, Copenhagen Road ...

... 1: ? I. wi NBW-,iPW I ?? .1? , ?? .; ?? -DIenoSon, Esq',- ?~ali O ?? James M .Aid Zb~tl ST.6;ELycls ~~ teitnore shaslieful-~~~scene. than ithat Which took-plifte' on-satuaay atte'octn ofclthe pdll~wbpnf th nilobproceedesi ro-ne' j i tatndfr tie ?? h&be~a minde b ?? lcrs 'raised onjoleg,-h'adbieensen~o.~t h ouie-ttn that Mr.t eias~i oades h 'efr,,fe h ls of te rll Ihisnotsl*ctl0 was ...

... TEEH ROCH1r-R ADDRESS. The defence that the Ministerial Journals have set be t1p, or the proceedingi at Tunbridge, on the address th of the Rochester Diocese, ls most curious. It is stated by them, that it.. was previously determined be- l tweet the Tishop and the mover, and seconder, that there should be ho debate, to -er'Pnt anmy uhple .sn:tniss 1 It is singular, that it did not occir to ...

... ' I'AGRICU.LTURE &c. tflvZZ, v D, tflnon *art fltA11* * t -,)soN5THLY sZFoRT Vo04 OOT5Dt.n-. . - 'Thi eon has proved highly favourable for ;wheat adwing 4 ie rains throiuh the month haiing so :attebpeke&.th' clover j leys and; fallows to work- equallty well IoP the seetd& On the cold bills in th'e shires, and on the Downs in Sussex, the early, iown wheats bave planted kindly. The produce of ...

... 'A'aft N; VITIOA., -4- A pamphilet has beeo published at D nbtii ht nsng t te' petitloO intetidedi ts' havie be'en presented to the last pvirament by'the Ctnolicsof Ieland, and ?? pon it obj a. It is evidently ffie pr~od'uion of 'a man gho is veili acquainted xwith the siibje&. Fromn thie tenor of the argunietit it s supyo'sd to be from the penr 0f ,?1, PAkenrdl, who has so ?? and: so ...

... tUNITED PARLIAMENT GRE- T BRITAIN ANT I~OF LAD GREAT- JJRJITAIN ANI I.RJEL~YD. 'HOUSE OF LORDS, IB. I7. In the Committee of P; ivilege, Mr. ADAM *vas heard on be- half of the clabi of Charles Augustus Ellis, an intint, t the Barony of Howard de Walden, and thte A'l OltNlY GaNERRAL on behalf of the Cronwn. After Counsel hall withdrawn Lord Antt ZN moved, That the Chairman should he diredted m ...