... AeIrs and :..edutoors of Seamenaild malEi. The country at large, not less than the individucalh whose interests are particularly aflected, owes its thanks to the present Treasurer of the Navy, (NT. RosE) for the attention he has manifested to tles relations and friends of our sailors and marines, by transmitting to all the parochial clergythe followvinx letter, accompanied by the abstracts tif ...

... LONDOMA ?? 14. G OVERNMENT, we understand, have received dispatches from Iemel, of a very important description. They are to usndergo discussion at a full Cabinet Council held this day-A messenger was sent off to the King on their arrival, and it is said, that a part of their contents is a sealed letter to his Majesty from the Emperor of Russia, which is supposed to contain a full statement ...

... SATURDAr dPpNIArG, J'uL? 12. Qlrr ot- - - . . I . C .: . A d mVE,, VULTr Lb. S STOCKS..S per cent. cons. 61-S to 02-Oniniurn par. al The new measures proposed for the defence of the i kingdoiii, Which were to havb lbeen brolight forward rs ast night, were, on the motion of Lord Castlereagh, Ly put ofl to Wednesday next. It The Prince of fnraljs, of 9q gunt an board of which is Admiral Gamblier ...

... Da&e. Shias. Calitains. From0. To. Loading. h June 10. Alert, Hill Tonningen Petersburg sugar of II. Nancy, Owston Mernel Hull deals Ly Francis, Campleman Hull Petersburg ballast Apol]o] Garbutt London Copenhagen goods i, Venus, Saggs Burlington Ditto ditto is Lively, Bath London Reval ditto Af 12. Camilla,Dennison Narva Hull deals Elizabeth, Franck Memel London ditto n Elsineur, June 1S.-His ...

... - - ?? I - I II .Slaipailit Partallimt. 1-OUSE OF LOFRDS.-Mlendsay, :Yun 299. 'HE ]Earl of 1Ale/ira presented severeral etition, from T persons conlined ior debt, which were ordered to lie on tile table. Lord l 1-. ;-d presented petitions from the prisoners confined for debt in the King's Bench and other prisonss, ?? xrcr ordered to lie Oni the table. DEBTOR A':D CREDITOR.. Thc Earl of A4-jira ...

... L O NDO AT, ?? 4-. . r 1]HE disastrous intelligence from the seat of war, i at prcsent' wve lament to say, admits of but I . little that is consolatory, and that little is de- rived more from the want of precision in the accounts received, and from our absolute ignorance, of the events succecding the battle of the 14th, than from any doubt that can otherwise be thrown uponu ie main points of ...

... LONTDONA, ?? 23. have received Dutch papers to the 20th, and Paris and Hamburg to the 15th inst. V The Dutch papers state the signing of r . peace betwecn Russia and France on the R 5th, and thet exchange of the ratifications on the 9th; on which day peace w as'also to be sigisedl bstween France and Prussia. This irftelligence is con ained in the Hague Biase Extraordiaary Gezette of the 18th. ...

... .LO.N'DOM, /7ULr 10. -= .- , k i . L sj ?? has received ah account, a vervparticuiar channel, of Bonaparte rth, djbin~y retruned to Paris, and summoned rec t 'g of the Senate and Legislative Body.- ma7 o his return is not mentioned, and perhaps Y De probbilirY of the fact has given rise to the acrue nts from the coast, arrived this ?? are on ?? subject; they are, however, 5 in ;iatin; ahat ...

... PARIS, JULV Sd. V Letter froM tile an.tP~5R and KING o tle ARVIcsszsrs ?? MoNssrut-ThC splendid victory obtained by t our arms at Friedland, which has confounded the i enemies of our people, and put the important city of i Koningsberg in our power, with the large magazines which it contained, ought to be a new motive with . our subjects for thanksgiving to the God of armies. a This memorable ...

... I lr.)art; mentatp preteMM95. rM alarn H-OUSE or' COMMONS.-FitdY, J111Y 10. us INAVAL A13USCS. 1 OD Gsclhrane rose and stated, that from a wib to to tie L' givC authenticity to tci2 motions he was about to staine submit, he vas induced to move for the production of the a variety of documents, whiich. would show the state coun~ in which thc Channel fleet, had been kept in 1805. Onl Posit his ...

... Aa ITine D,4 . Uffence. OAG.EZNLKAND ?? Dsvzts STaRIGots ze : [+'WALE V&ISHEME3rL. 0t On Weednesday, tlie zp fs4msnt, Barton, arrived in d Whitbty roads, from the G~reeznland whale fishery, with in S whales, a full ship; -and .got into the larbour-o che. e- fulloiig ?? briogs accounts of the Resolution, re Scoresby; * nd Liveiv; Slith atf Whitby, having got, the re former S and tnw latter 4 ...

... 33attle of jfvitblauti. ?? the FRENCH PAlPERS.I rig1 mat StVENTY-NlNTIH aOLL.TlN OF TUE YI`SNcS Cltftl{e sR MY. al a c ff/EL HAU, Jmr! 17. his AHE actions of the SpaodIau and torsitten, the 'I L battles of Guttstalt and Icibbrg, v.eie only the adv to Freclursors of stilt rynvrc imp~or tant eventtt. On tle 12th, at four in the mornillg, tltc Fren1ch1 ill t army entered Feilbberg. General ...