... On Tuesday evening last week, a boy about five d ' vears old, fell into the Thames near Neepsend. Th. chtild remained in the water upwards of a quarter of anm hour before he was found. lie continued abovc A an hour without exhibiting any signs of life; but, af b terapatient perseverance in th;- use of the proper o means, hie was at length restored to his f4iidted pa h | rents. - - I John ...

... STATE P.APER. ANSWER TO-THE NOTE OF COUNT MERVELD, (tiir AES.s'R}Agt AMBASSADOR,) The Ermieror Alexandeler has fully appreciated the motives which have induced his Majesty the Empernrand King to oifer his rediation and his good offices. to the ?? Belligerent powers, for which, on his part,'lte is happy in the opportinity of -xpressintg his gratitude to his imperial and.Royat Majesty. *; ...

... PROM THIE LONDQN GAZETrE.-SATURDAY. BANXC1tUPTS TO SUaiR,.ND£Rs.-\jrillani Chrifp, of CockfpUr Streut, near Charing Crofs, Wetmirinfter, Perfumer and Pocket Book Ddeaer, July 28, AUguil It, and September 5, at Guildhall.--thos. Groucock, of Drayton in Hales, Salop, Mercer and Linen Draper Auguft 17, 18, and September g, at the Phcnix lnn Drayton in H-Iales.-Stephen Hawlkins, late of Ply- mouth ...

... Ll AFFAIRS ON THE CONTINENT. [on. ome ?? ?? have arrived in mna- town, and amongst thern a regulai series of Dutch papers to thle zzd. It appears ficiom their coricuricot accoiunts. that tile the miar approach of Peace has not retarded the col-. the le~ii n of thernilitary supplies. and that dertachmients : Leal) are stall marchingz for the a'rmles. Th'1is is, in truth, the clisracder of ...

... UJOiXDON, 2uzir Ot rdy nighit, a dreadfulc io. ottCa- ba i'c, in Kent, thle seat of JLord y~rtdecick C~loipbl,1. the uncle of the Duke of Ar-lylc, Vilitch, tin a snort tili.s reduced that inoble ilia]~i to .sts hti stil more lasnicuable to relate, -L,;dv ?? iderick perish- ed inl thle pilames IHe, ladyship,.it appearii-was ad, ?? to the dangerouls prachice of reading' in bed, and White tf,'.j ...

... GALLANT ACTION, I f Beagle and Berger6 arrived from the Me- Jv. ,1diterranean on Sunday se'unight, which ships re left Gibraltar on the 17th ult. We have received .the following intelligence by this opportunity:- e A squadron of the enemy's ships, consisting of one ship of the line, two frigates, and a corvette, is at sea, in the upper part of the Mediterranean, and cruizes near - and about ...

... X f 8CSTFfIR PTN 1i T'j~elaS Az /days Altf S.i7 ,, bli bem ,plealedi to prefrcnt the C d,, ('lriflopherl 1owdeivoll, | I;C' L); ?? and Txellor of Stalfoir(, ;r ] ?? OIIOIV of Eiflx, -tq t7:e jjvtor r 1 tile faid county of Eflt.e., lr( z l 1IIOli, t-e famie betilwg voitd iiy t l(. V ' )ntl 01 Jamhlb Filiie, I i lioip of 01W o tilw e of' Suli1iuri. d d fo been pleafed to prelfnt tle i'01, ...

... WE)DNEsTDA & '1TIjUtSIDAY's MAIL. 'LONDON, ?? 5 ('nSaIt'rd ay f eulenarnt Drurv nrrived at (R~. Ad- iiir~t -ttie x t d l es t hoi to Admiranl 136rke- let, CJDrnairiaderl tI 11i' 'l3riiol sqjuadroir oil thle Coast sort.rdi .\meuriua. ,annolinir('int;tt ;I ctiorl to have been) (i~t'Ot N ew York - hiwti a l HriIis M aj est 's Sihip mnraid, the A ?? flii gatei Cl esapeali, tol ss ui tile latter, ...

... FRID AY's MiA IL. LONDON, JULY 29. A Toffniingen M ail arrivred tlhis morniog, and has ?? ?? 0o ?? lerlrms of ?? of Peace ?? not yet transpired officially, but it should seem as if no intenltion were eotei tai iied of wresting Silesia from tile hio- of Prussia-All tile fortresces in Silesia are, it is saidl, to be deliverel tup to the Kingoon the 1st il October.-It is added there is to be a ...

... TIH/ MORNING CHROkICLE. - LON.D0N: 'Iei FVF2UDVA7 AUGUST 7 ,± . s The ?? by the Lisbon Maai' W-ere ?? out gr yeStcrday, They do not bring any particular news. dh Those *se hale seen do not e6xprets agy alarm respeaing the vlidtting the Portugiiese ports against t}-e tiide dE f' this coutiitry, thought it is thought very likely that Bo. 's * APATBE svill nowadopt this measure. If the demand has ...

... .)ai:at!i nrsd Tl JalewIltl I,, Use. : ~ ?? _ 'LON)DON', MO;ONDAY, Augt. 3. IISPA'l'C11rS were receivd lart Ia nigf, D from Admiral Gambier, iwho was aboutt to Js' tile soil whenll tht avey e net off. We 'ere inl'orned, by the 'Tniniug'n AMail -which ;a!rived ojl Friday nighitl, that kerilasdotte hatd fet off in great hafle' for Copenhagen, withl a nieffage froin Bonaparte. 'The objcut of it ...

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