... - J E P1 0 R T ., . ' OF THl 1 . . .. ROAL-COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS Ot OINbDO N1 FV C-c-liONATION The Ro_'al Coliege of y having received'his Majesty's Commn'ds, in dmplidflcC- sy'h An Address from the I-louse of Commobs, hi to inquife Pinto the state of the Vaccine Inoculation'iRith e t fifed Kinglodrm, to report their opiniop jand obaervations upon that diradice, U! of the evidence which' has ...

... From ?? j G4ZEITE, A$GUST 29( ADMIRALTY-13FFTCE, AIG. S9t Lctter tranariiredby Admiral thre Rjght Honourable LoMd. 'GardneCiirmannAtderJinC'hlef of his Majesty's Ships and Vests .in the Chhnnel. S6Pndfngs, Acc. * H-N Mijesty's-shio Nareissus- at sea, i9th Auvust, r7o7. , y Loatny,-I have ?? to inform your Lordship, that geqrerday, after ten hours cliace, iri lat.45 deg.. 30 mini N.long'. go ...

... TILTY shacksv ROI~44T RNCR. i :t ; I- I. - Thi t~reaties ~betweo' ?? * wre, Qr t~ 4th, presefteab abcrst he Freq-&h Sentand ared gviie5tgehrwihte rh Chahcelioj's . speech. ~,on the occionth Hnu e 1umr4ng the titles ofterseh e Pni. plotentiaries9, the treaty 'proceeds' a~~lw ARTIC~e I. tm te day ~of e*.chaniges asisi~o the pes~n treties, there shalltbe ereieaendatyle twieen his Maji*t the ...

... TIZ,. MORIVNG .CHRIpSqICJE. .LO N D O N; .THUP8DAr, 4UGUSTz3, ~o7q. A Gottenbuh Mail arrived y~eqerday: with letters of the 3d. A letter of that date ,sat~es, that the Eng. . jsloop of war the *usquito, had touched there on the, ist, for procuring Pilpts for the Bel'ts, but without i success, and on the following day the whole VleeV 'paIsed. Theewind Was very fvourable? tnd they iust ...

... 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. *; ...

... TilE MORNING CI-ZZONICLE. . of I O NO D O N: I for S4CURDA2, AUGUST 29, 1807. Bar hsbe B .o Still no intelligence has been received by Government LIich f0om Admiral GAMBIER. Thl a1ccounts received at sea by tile packets firom Gottenriurg, and certain letters ?? in tiLe.Dutch papers, are the only advices on the subjeft el; *hich have yet reached this counltry. The Hague Courant EPxraordinary, ...

... : :II M ON V L o CZ2, / L - -~ ~ ~ ?? A * ?? - Last night. 'we _received -Paris,'Pa ers. to. the. 1,t of, and Dutch .to the-it jnst~ltxt ?? r 9The only piac~.of interesting'xicws they contain is,~a leTALLEYRAND is no longer kliikser of, Foreign 4~f- 'he fairs. He has' ?? lato fd the~ Empird,' atd is 'sc'edd b~rM. CHAMFAG'Nl( WI S' -gt present Member of the 'Interioi', fdrrnerly Ambsa~ 'th ...

... 4-AER C, - By THOMAS, iihESN, riettQ te ttS TklUS l A OROLLAKATIONI. Duripg the -wars which, for sornetimse, ifhave unappil pre- Cailed ?? the powers of Edrope, the United States ofntme. rica, firm In their principles, of peace, have endeavoured -by Ustice by a regular discharge - of all their national arid social' duties, and by every friendly efidice their situation has aidifteed, O maintain ...

... . E THE MORNING GIIRONICLE. , ?? LO NI'-O ?? FRIDAY, AUGU.5T 28, 1o07. A letter was yesterday received by the Paci.et whiqh r brought the Gottenrsutgh 2IMail, fronit General:'Mt, - FARLANsE, .who sailed with, the last embiarkation of, ftroops. It is dated off the Scaw, 'n Ahe x6di, and states a report which had reached him 'there', that the D)anish giuard ship at Cronenoburgh had'been taken ...

... 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 ...

... Tilf- ,MORYING CHRONICLL. LOND ON: e JVJIJNtASD4T,. 4UGUST , so - ir The dispatches from Admiral GAMBTER wete-dated e the 2gth, at which time he was off the Categat. If General BERNAODT'E was going to.Cope thagen) he c.n bi hardly be. there. so soon as our fleet, as he had not I left Hanburgh on the 24th. Little' doubt is enter-, tarined that an atttrnpt -will be made to get possession of the ...

... -I 43. per liuncrea welglht. I C, ., h? MORNING CHRONICLE. ?? 'D 0 No: X. ' ON 2l,. AUGUST z, o7 At a late hour'last igh no authentic intelligence bhad bsen 'received froOD Admiral GANMB4ER. Tlhe period 4l1owed the Danes to determine, expired on Saturday the 1.5th, and we are rather surprised that no accounts are conie to Government, as therze can be no doubt that *either the ojeat was gained ...