... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 40NkTE lVlDEO. CAr>tain lilviCl; co on :ding his 3aje~ty's fii h H7o, 11mwe, has a2rivd at Sheerness from the liver P Piate. IHt brought with him the prize ship Diana, bittt Boston in America, Nhich had been sold to i L a Sp:isih merchalt, I short time pri-or to the cal- j ] ti: ...

... WEDNESDAN'\ AUGUST 26. MAP OF THE COUNTIE.S OF ABERDEEN AkND PANFE. Y HE Landholders of thcse Counties are respectfully T ucqnai rted, th.at Niesrs. akiasase and BAl1.s have s, commessced th ir S'!rvt y, under particulir instructions, e issued by a Cs.:'snslsene in Edinburgh, and revi's-d by a e General Coun; A7Merting, held here this day. From the 3, great extent of country to be surveyed, it ...

... _ flart DISPUTIE WITH AMERICA. et mart Soizlntican papers of alate date have been cc- Men Cried.'I'levconainmuc canrour on accotint of nistl the revent affitir between thle Leopa d and the Cte- are ?? Anmcrican frigate. Sev!-ral meetings h~ad and turen piace at Ncxv Yolrk andi Norfolk, itespedling nity thris iflair ; the restlt wv's, that no pilot was attifered (lire, to go oin bort-d tilte ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARlIArVlENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. F.ir.'s, ^'ari zs. The b 7I1 upcn tre table ,ere forwarded ill their several stage z-r:rmng these, the Lcith hbarobr aind IP; th Court bolrse bill;, xxie scvee ally rcad a thirdi im- ;;ri paisrd. Tire fllasirfw P lice and Burntisland T-vopenny wi s. vent zhr-ugrl (ut dlor Committees, - | ;1 ! l t 1?crrp-rtcd f r'rr ; i rio:' nfiiicE .rl of Laurierdate, ?? ...

... . Dispatches from Lord Collir'gwood, off Cadiz, %vere recrived on '3u -sdoy. It appears that an offer - hid beern madt by ?? Emnperor of lorocco to sup- 3- ply the flect in the Mediterranean writh live stock, on :- cotidition ot receiving, in return, naval stores for the V- |tjlipl'llet oif his vessLs.. oe i d Coilingwclod is said to have left the fleet of. is I Cadiz, and to have gone up the ...

... Di5.itches are receivea at the'Adfniialty, announ 0 cing the safe arrival of the Diamond, Capt. Argles, r h with convoy at AlMideira, all wel1. k . The Colpoys schooner has Sent into Plymouth 12 x chasse marees, ladlen with wheat, which she captur. 6t ed on the French coast, after a long chace. p; n In the course of last week, T43 vessels, from f ., reign ports, arrived at Liverpool ; and ...

... 4MBUll-FIRCOM5 all'OlligNIM s y r I- n 1- d FOREIGN. me| Advices were on Tued&y Treceivcd from Monte 'lig Video, dated May z7, at which time General Crat- tY I furd had not arrived, nor had any thing oecurred ' worthy of notice. tur Letters of a late date, we underqtand, were on | Wednesday received from Buienos Akvrea. The exc greatest apprehensions prevailed the e that the place salt would ...