... of *: ;itsOrr I ~Of POLAND. . The circnmstances of Poland, and the partition of . that kiingdonz, hairingfor a owig time attradted theatt/enmion of thepolifiral world, and its no'w t becwosing the Seat ofW `ar ;-a S B TC of itsI Iatfer Hiutcy mniay be interesting to our readers.: HE Vandals were the ancient -in-abitants e T. of Polartd; the language is Sclavonian, with a mixture of high Dutch ...

... 3SATURDAr EiEixmrG, SErSrRABSR 12. - --VMVLVO- fraill Me Lollboll (nalette. ere- ball Admiralty-Office, September II, 1807. E xtractfross thejeoarrnl of Admiral Gambier, CGtander in ?? of his .d/tajexty's ships and 'vessels in the Baltic, lips received at the Admiralty this morning. and AUGUST 23. Ves- THE battery on the left wing of the army (which is calculated to defend its advance from the ...

... LOAVDOM MAr 6. Dfi~partteN f n FoAnDral MDUt1 3tb.4 OVERNMENT-have at length received dispatches fiom Admilral Duckwor ?? Captain Blackwood, of the Ajax, arrived t ih them on Saturday-night. They are dated on the a Gth of March, and we grieve to be forced tonacknowledge our failure in the expedition to Constantinople. Our fleet, when it passed the Dardanelles, sustained but little damage from ...

... TN our last we inserted a sketch of Mr. Whit-Jz u 1 bread's important plan for reforming the Poor p Laws. The few obje6tions to which the scheme, p as it has been unfolded, may seem liable; will ci It probably be removed, in consequence of the light - which will be thrown on the subjea, during its li discussion in Parliament. ci The priesent laws for the regulation and main- di tenance of the ...

... I I EZZIITY-SIfVElTZ BULLETIN OF TIE GRAND ARMY. I c'OQINGSBURG, JeuLr 12. a I ir | E Emperors of France and Russia, after twenty to i days' residence at Tilsit, where the Imperial of 1 nalaces were in the same street, end at no great dis- to tance, took leave of each other with the greatest cor- cl dialitv, at three o'clock in the afternoon of the 9th. The o, journal which contains an account ...

... I I leterf-M PG?lej;-'O, ?? ydnw?', ?:i a- Ii fIR -I fliall slwavs coofider ?? to ?? the very great ?? w: 5t1 of my chillren hre received by ilii'g mi |alutaile ANTIlSCORBU l IC DROPS NII. L ci t'r. vh no is feveit years of ge, was amoil gilcllf; affliihcd with glandular ftcroftnlos tanm si thlia' teed toi becomneof ie ilmoli Pieionlcanihblrv 1 coilliequt c e, for the removal iof which, val ...

... BIOGR\PIHICAL SKElTCH Of1 I/SC L'tl Areit2hisop i(f ithis Pr-tovinee'. 1tT AAAM \1MARKHAM, L. L. 1). Archbishop tW' of 'S oik, wabo hrt itt liehetlad, we be-lieve, in P11B. 'i-c siath ~i, f tt oiierat thatfitns with his, regiment in Yi'elalif, anii slto wa s of'a Nottilt-1hilrllshirc Famtily: lie senlt tiis is Ieldlest to Wse Atininster sri tel for edticatijots. Froms Ves~t :inSitost lie ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIATVIENT, HOUSE OF LXR.DS. Oln Moonay Lord 1;rcnilte, ptirsdant to notice, brouglt in iriqs ill, fobnuddlon thelle..olutionsagrecd to lant Session, Ibr the improvement of tbp Administration nf Civil Justice in Scotland. ?? prefltced it with anable and pdrtpi- cuous spceclh of some letgtll. Tiie teading.- inliprovootents' mre to be, tile divisioi (f the Court of Session intothiree ...

... 1 lilsw authvority lo say fliat Lord Viltotl will this tr; 4vbi re'poC Is to lis fl jeljids sat lI :i f,3 an:d it i., We 1ssr;, sI; LaTdiltip's jprescui t isst eflion to visit this tow rt litS: iTuesday.' TuI1 Tesdlay last. not wit Istandiing tile inoirningi was k inis'sjoriruhl, lle itilibitanits of Hsuddcrsliqld :ltd J!i tesiy Cirise pieasurc of sc 5ing tlheir Wtothy rep jesentsa- t1 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMNENT. HOUKSb. OF LORlDS. TVe Farl of Wlartvi~f, oil ?? iday, sublsfitledh to the H(ltse D nedtvplan of. t;oxation. IHis lxrdshiip, by a variety f hinenious anid eontvpltlated calculations, endeavoured to estaislish, that a tax of ooe-balf per cent. upon thve txpendi. LiTre of this cainmrv, Woitl produce upwards of tivu milij- ens more than the Propcry Tax, wnich was calestlated ...

... -Mr. ANTI-:0_ SIR, GNiO1ANCE, tfle 1is'tnim:-. ; flie Nit00oer of Jj de'otior; and yonir ignorilii, is. Lttle, tW carse of your devot editess to a ?? *aiaso. th Jf 61 et cafl ,it5 Aisswer to the Address ?? ttt Irsc-t, tliey, no0 tltltt, till 150gb sat 01and &llSP'Se haV' hall aln Iouir to cpare, ind Ill dcluvot- it tW gi-iw- Ip 'Ymsitralk ofr the l''i'atce:asct;.i. -Llonrt 'iul; 'Sir, that ...

... | LEEDS; OCTOBER 10'. -I Wehaca singular saliqf:ititon in anloundcing it IL'd i r:it the valltlite lI ioplirt y dMls. FPo ITe F.iseF, til SC'Ao lhich had escheated to the Crlnun, in con. ella l [ler heiit all A'ien, ir at engthb restored to i5 artd like these that the benefivent spirit of Eophlol ConStitillion ?? fail effectually to recorn- aei t¢e to thc %ffection both uif natives and forcir ...