... 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 ...

... ED IN B UR G H, Atlgttst 15. On V¶onf.ay, the Rigilt Ilou. tie Lord Priovost, hisI Majesty's Lieutenalit ilr this city, rcteivcu a lhtte: .frm tl;e Rt. l~oll. orid Paxvkvshury, osic ot his Ma I 1 .jcty's principil Srcrciaiics of Statc, (: f which the follow ing is a Copy, *iz. ltifiehaUll, Aug. 6, . OY LORD, f I hlive the honoulr to acqusiot you, that it his been dccametl cxpcdient by his ...

... ?R/ZAS CORR:1'oNaskcEr svo' avs, ?? important'intel igefice from AdmiI;GA~~t~a in' Jdeedf~6o~ iighl-y pobe ?? terY 2nsiito othat dmspiateshito~ ?? tohwn te~er dy .,Avere, psieiWbWeJ t6 whodle 'a'Jd wAlite' the-iifivhlbftbi -z~i~dfodnz catibon 0tlilp, l J ki~ght--~x. S.4~yswr. reiateijYn'cU' suX teolz'ie~t his MAJSnTYe asnds to othrditien i u g~ pe Iag of ou c1ti~~ih Dnmak'~S ~tr ?? D e of ...

... PARIS, Aug. 14.-The Prince Primnite of .Frankfort having arrived here, he was yesterday evening presented to his Majesty the Emperor with great solemnity. On Sunday last the Consistory of the Protes- taht Church being admitted to an audience, their President, M. Marron, addressed the Emperor in the following speech t SsE-YVou have exhaufted furprize, by the per- formance of new wonders.. What ...

... | '.tle following letter has been received by trie ,3Right IIon. the LORP PROVOsT of this city fron the Right Hon. Lord HAWIKESBURY, one of his I:;AJyCsTY ?? Secretaries of State, relative t; to putting this act into execution:- (C I R C U L A R.) MY LORD, Whitehall, Aug. I7. I have the honour to tranfmit to your Lordfhip, by his Majeftir's commands, an a'c which has paffed the lIegiflature, ...

... I We have great pleasor, in recordinog the gallant , cordutsst of cur tsiwnsmran, Mr. A exansder Oib- n 7 snerchant in Da tvic, son of the leltc Mr William (ibsov, merchant in Edinibursh. He had, at di- (atly prriod befi-re the sisge, shipped off all hit property from Danttzic, but clettr noise to re. . ain to give every assi-tancr in repelliicT t;'e ene- - .r. Duri g the siege, his rvxertions ...

... BRITISTH fERtISTVI 7re have received fo a corresppden*- the -,airg account oi as # ?? iaval laceon dhch ;k 'ce-at the hour ~ S rnemorable battle of 1 ookapda, in July l6ts- it rcoids sgie asto- fe 0Is.injag acts o W 'Of our brave se~a ?? o ology' is requisite for laying it before. our reatr4s, in 1ough 5O ong after the action: -; a'rgle boats. Qf his Majesty's ship Melpbrnenj. Peter Parker, ...

... 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 ...

... bA NiSII A' 4 . Y -. A STATEMENT OF THE DANISH NAb ON 1LY 1. 1802. N F! . , .Ft FOR SERViCE. Skis of the Line. I ?? din 1 N~eptone. Gem -41 di ! *2 Vardemar - 84 11 Skiold - S Denmark - . 74 12 Three Crowns 71 4 Norway, 74 13 Funen 4 5 Prince-Royal - 74 14 North Star 7i 6. Priiscefs Royal ''74 15Prs.,Lozzr rW7 7 Prince Frederick 74 16 Vkqory ' A 4 8 Princefs Sophia 74 17 Mars - 9 Jaice - 74 IS ...

... fle?i?tp. JO. N accounts have yet been. reeeivedi oftle re-4. sult of the ekpeditions' The lasit dipaiches f6m. Admiral G.AMB3IER. as we hare alre td astated, were of the 29th ult. It is now.asserted that whatever might have been prituatily the~objects of the three expeditionso they'-bhave now but one object..:A day or two will decidelhis~point . There. was arepoit.;jn eirctilation in London ...

... L O N D O N.AUG. 26. n Monday morning, the Lady Nepean, 'Captain Deane, and the Lord Nelson, Captain Steward, we with messengers, arrived at Yarmouth from Ton- *e ningen: the Lady Nepean was chaced by a Da- h nish gun-brig, and receilted fifteen shot holes in her side, but escaped by superior sailing. a Mr Proudman, a King's messenger, arrived at d the Foreign Office yesterday morning at nine ...

... I = m a = = EDINB UR GH-AUG. 29. COMMENCEMENT OP HOSTILITIES. Ministers are still without any information from Copenhagen. In another part of this paperi we have noticed the variety of rumours which have been in circulation in London; but, it would ap. pear that they. are all without any foundation whatever. By a vessel which arrived at Leith yesterday, certain information has been received, ...