... WIF. DI' J qP' EY & 'fU ?? MAIL. I LONDON, AVUGU-T 4.. TAesecolc ii s ~llol of' the le'iet, uiider. rd~mnutrid l trL;I,1 Ein ~Ooi stuli'cd si-!cr~lay(lomn Yarmtouthii 1liW ?? Iill tile [!IV ot ,'lliild Wltli2 Coli- lailtii tht alot. ofl )cnoai-k, satd coi miandsl on(I stdeV oi. timo Sooumd, is ?? condlidi-ld iho Jtfinii-. ?? of die Exitedations1 %vihieli hat e le~ft our Ito; righ t to) it-,, n ...

... 'HOUSE OF LORDS, Frjdtn,Atgiy? 14. ?? Cospmo~nssbeingJ in attenldante, the Royal Atrent w¢as givenw 3i~y.Commriffmon, to the Votes of CreditbBilla, Confolidated Sssrplus Bill, and various 'Private Bills. The Comn itifrllere tvere the Archbilhop'of Canter- bury, the Lord Chlancellor, 'Lord Hawkt~bury, and Lord Camden. ?? . mmznediately after the abore rproceedings, the Lord Chancellor addreffed ...

... Sululzay and Tuesdays jPost. LONDON, AUGUST 4. \RIS paperS to tle 25thl, and Dutchi to ile a9tll jilt. and a Gottenbur-lih mail, have c!'ed Ijiece our1 laft. ,iae eightyfeventh bulletin is contained in f.,papers. It gives the account of the Ra- ~10l pa~eorf tile Treaties of Peace betleen Ructl~lRiiiz amd Prui'fa It affords -is, hiow- ri tlforn1:ttio r erpecting the terms of ?? ween France anad ...

... V a u N 'ri .ER S. Ilie Miije y bavinllg cbu.i ginacioull pte r to :eXltnd , lie ,Jay intii allminva;Se,, ginli.JICj to V!o- kim eei Corlps of I try, t ijit 1iut:j as5 lave beetn, or .ihilk be, em uiicW (nbiricnrnIly ru le |2.1~ti1 of JUdV, ISO(6; WLId 10 -pt'l l)it tl',e I dl LCu it, io'lnbte uponl pelm lnler lpsv' and duitv, tl foillufivng rtonulatnisni relalive Xilevlao liave bcen iil'nned ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT oi, GREAT BRITAIN 4iVD IRELAND. - HOtl'i7E OF l.ORDS, AuGusT 5. Several Bills o:v;the table were forwarded in their respective stages. ' Mr. Hobbhouse, Mr. Vellish, Mr.'Stanliey, Colonel Beau- n3ont, aknd several other Memhers of the Houuse of CoMnmoms, brous . t up the Plii-arnthropic Annuity Institution Bill, -aod se- versi lills ?? ?? agreedto. Ci1 sc fir-t readin:gof the ...

... :J - ' : . .PA . ' E 4T 7 dr 74I1T }ED IRr ,Jo the Fpp ?? v-Alexanider> thle cl;q ?? motion 'of tiie LIo~d Chlancellor, latjtsee' \ -'W5.q0 :ordedred: tobe nemited paclk to-the severc ot iie 'thi constderaiti:?n. co.. . ,idera.ion of ,, a wt fh lhe fuitter r athe appeal The H amiiton- t;iotitv'±a ,deferi'ed till to niorrow ' ?? ?? Irishbait Bill, thse Pcgt office ltgulat 'Quaye;Bfll', and ...

... THE EXPLDITION. I EA1; flat A IV-i. . LEi t, Ju DY ?? the IL(da frigat'e, o S g8 &ws, Captain llonyman, arrived in Leith co Roads, from Yarmnouth. The Captain cam`e ashore, applied to the Admniral foY pilots, with whomn he sailed ch immcdiatb iy withdit comninig to. an anchor. th ' I-JULL, AUGUST 1.-On Wednesday the followv nC if'o transports arrived here from tht. Downrs, viz.-w lloberts, ...

... P 0 S T S C R ! P T. The Expedition sailed onl Thursdaty from the Downs.- It shaped its Lourse to the nortbwad, as Wvas suppoied, join the squadron at Yatrmouth. 'The transports got x lii' weigh, about si:; o'cloLk, with a f:ir Wind fron th ir . t . ward. The expedition is expected to be of sud shbort ditrati.n, that none of rbe lhficers aplpoirited to the St:.if reliq.ii.is ?? honie colmmands ...

... . I .~ . I FROM THE FRENCH PAPARS . PARIS, eMfg. 16-This day (Sunday) his b Majesty the Emperor and -King received'a nume- C rous deputation frotm the kingdom of Westphalia.: a At five O&clock his Majesty went, with the ac-t customed ceremonies, tiothe Palace of the Lgis- p lative Body, to open the session. His Serene Highness the Prince. Grand Elector having ob-. tained his Majesty's ...

... . 4 - 4- FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. *BORDERS OF THE MAINE, Aug. 4.-Though peace is made between France and Russia, and between Prussia and France, still there seems to be no end to the march of troops to the different French armies, which; to some politicians, cer- tainly appears rather singular. But these politi- cians should take this consideration with them, that, though there is an armistice ...

... Lialltiali, I ? . . ?. I . . tt 7 I' AGrScT S.] Yesterday-morninghis 9Ma jesty, Duike of Cambridge, Princess Sophia 4Augusta, Ainelia, and Mary, accompanied by Lord and Lady Sumley.- Ladies Ely and 'T'hynnc and the Honourablc Miss Finch,venttotheCathedraliChurch Wiudsor, where a sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Long, from the Second Epistle to the Corinthians, 6th chap. Ist verse. After ...

... Lontmn. JTLY 27.] Yesterday morning his Majesty, the Duke of Cumberland, Princesses Augusta, Sophia and Amelia, attended by Ladies Ely aud J. Thynne, &c. went to St. George's Chapel, and heard a sor. soon by the Rev. Mr. Long-, from the first Chapier of St. James, and 12th verve. Afterwards went to Frogmore for his Majesty to dine, where they were met by the Queen, Princesses Elizabeth and ...