... 8. To-morrow at the Meeting House, N~eedham- market, a Sermon will be preached b)v the Rev. Myr. I'rice, of Woodbridge, and a collection madc for the support of ?? School in thit place.. Win.S-Inanejun. risq. is clected Member for Orfordl. in this countys, in the room of Lord Ro- bert Scemuyur, wvho, being eleeted Member for Cawrltaenr t nmadc chice of the lafrer place. Ihe King has. leen ...

... I P I . -I 11 ? 'ill z .,.or-O.I.I. 'I'LL , late, AC ?? , - 1 I' t ?? i - ? 7 , ~ th pritce ad~e WN -Aa1 o otu0ekd ~ t C.oWblan to ?? Tionaedthe -.'ehs ?? Ai-dri~rit Maki,rta CTapt. ~ sat ed on'-h ~ ~ou~oQf )~oElepbatit Cuba, ~AnsCapt Losack, i , An AAdmiralty Messeriger arrived it Cork, yoster- dlay Renhiigsti with dispatches,' which were put On board the i'olus 'frigate lord W: I itzroy, ...

... .1 ? 'i - 4p Wo 0,11, The Hamburgh and Altoha -Pape'rs th te 16tb, which contain intelligence from Copenhagen of the I Ith inclusive, arrived yesterday, and'bring very. important intelligence. It now appears, that inftrmation. of the arrival of our fleet had reached .th,e Prince Royal, ?? eatly as the 7th, and.that on the Sth, e sent, off an express to Co. a ,41agen, for XVlicl ijtih t, arf ...

... S UNDA Y 8 MONDAY's MAIL. LON3DON, AUGUST 1:6. r InHE last Paris Papers conntain httle ne's. .n- j (er thi head ot 0 teliience froml bao lie, it i's menltioned, that an ariliv of 3(1 0.00 nenl i5 to he immediatelv collected there, for lie purpo'c of Coinp eling [orLugal to shut her ?? agai::AL this COLltlrY. \kN e have little doubt that a I ue ot ?? ?? is determinited upon, but we be- eo ne0 ...

... I - - - - r-- - D- -- ?? ' -- -- - -- SUNDAY K NIONDAY's M-AAIL. LONMDO7N, AUGUST S. (rssna the li'o. .t ti's's5 f 1 sI(ttlar, JtiA'. 2S.J TR1EA-TYr IETl'WEE'>T FRAINCE A.ND RUSSiA. 7 Tis Ma2jesty tilt EFpesorol France, &.s. &,SR. I_ M iajis N]2esty tne Emperor of Rusi2, ant irated vwith the same interest iil ptittitqg an enld to ?? dvastations of war; have for this purpose, nominated an(d ...

... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... hOUSE OF LORDS13. On SATUROAr iY the Royal Affent w as given by Corn- tniflion to the Frogmore Houfe and Lands Bill, the Calicoes Duties Bill, the Coffee Warolboufing Bill, the Colonial Trade Bill, the \Vere India Linen Export sill, the Sierra Leone Company TIran~fer Bill, the Bill for railing a Fund for mlakaing Provifions for Widows of Parothial Schoolinaflers in Scotland; anti, in the whole ...

... 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 ...

... A letter has been received by the Gallant fchooner, from Monte Video, from an officer at that place, which contains foane alarnming facts relative to the holtile condudi of the Spanith inhabitants. The outrages and ill-wvill difplayed by the people of Monte Video and its neigh- bourhood, and which rendered nrceffary the Proclamation of General Whitclocke, are faid to have been occafioned by ...

... I ?P?FOAU?Ir.sT 14. On XWednefday i5A the R'ev. Frederic Gardiier, of.' ' Iincolnl College, Wvas eledied Fellow of ?? Society.- On Thurfday left the Rev. Thomnas Andrew^s, A. M9. was unaninnsufiy elected to the Mafterihip of the Free Gramsnar School at Burford, in this country.' * The Rev. Jofeph Fell is indudled to the Vicarage of p Yardley, Worcciterflsire, on the prefentation of Edos. ...