... HULL, AvGUST' !3oth1, isol: .nterentitio Facts, U ObserVai ioni, MADE AND CZ,>l ptir.;;I~ an] U ' WI7INESS, t-eiy r returned from the CON'T INEVT. DENTMAR K. nI . ssoc ?? ascertaensed, that a rood tinder- ls:sudies subsisted between the Courts of Copen- ha:ene nie London, previous to the arrival of the Bvitish fleet ait the Sound, although the subjects of both voleuories were uiacquainted with ...

... S.ITURDD.fr ErE;ING, AGUSIT 29. We regret that we are still unable to gratify our readers With any thing like officialinformation on the sublject of the Baltic expedition. No ship whateverhas arrived on our coasts from the Northward, for these scveral davs, but a number of letters from Hol]and, dated the 'JOth and 21st instant, were received yester- day. 'They all concur in stating, ' that ...

... LOSS OF 0.be ftiqpo ea Cnutynbiama. THE loss of the Ganges is officially confirmed by ' Si T a letter from her commander, Capt. Harrington, IV addressed to the Governor of St. Helena. The ship ho was lost on the 29th of May, off the Cape of Good L; Hope, in lat. 38. 22. S. and long. 19. 50. E. She had been for some time in a leaky state, and separated S, from the rest of the fleet on the 21st ...

... Iis T appears, from the German papers, that the King nt of Sweden does not confine his attention to the )e siege of Stralsund alone, but is actively employed, le as far as his means will permit, in promoting the object ry of our expedition. He has ordered several regiments nt to march into the province: of Schonen, and join his :h other troops in the neighbourhood of El.singborg, in se order ...

... YORK AUGUST MEETING conaluded. MOND~hil, AUGusT 24, Subscription of 25gs. each, for horses, &c. Four miles. Duke of Hamilton s b. c. Grazier, 4 yrs old, 7st. 91b, I Lord Darliugton s b. h. Trafalgar, 5 yrs old, 8st. 51b. 2 *Lord Fitzavilliam's b. c. Delville, 5 yrs old, 8st. 51b. 3 Mr. N. B. Hodgson's b.m. LadyMary, aged, 8st.101b. 4 Mr:Garforth's gr. c. byHambletonian, 4.y.o. 7 st. 91b. 5 Mr. ...

... LONVDON,\, AUGUST ?7. N IMindlav morning the Lady Nepean, Captain Dcmi, antd the Lord Ncson, Capt. Steward, ihr::s n~ces, arrived at Yarmouth from I fliti inien: the L adv Nepeatt was chased by a *aa-hri; :antl receivedl fifteen shot-holes in hier t escapei,; bV ?? ior sailinr. ?? .triv:ich state, thst cidl conmnnuniciation 1ilt place and the different ports of Denmark Td Jhe only ...

... L ONf0lOI, ALUTUST-29. a haee again to state, that nfo ttoplches have been received frmun Admiral Gaill- bi ?? the monmet of writion this . aragralpb, wv were infuriet ) the I ` le ofthe arrival of a swediish ship, which left Landucroon on thle 1 7th, at night, at -which tnile thlc ?? were iln possession of the Castle of Criohierg, .th city of Copenhagen, anl the Danisl fleet, after a conflict ...

... a S I 6 d e r. a d d , i 't The harvest is now every where in a state of great f Irwvtd- ness; and the crops of wheaton warm loamy soils ace found, n11 reaping, to be very abundant. Strasv is rather short. Early sown barley and oats' are equally plentiful. Orr cold, strong lands, the winter and spring corn have suffered mnauch roin the dry cold %vinds-in the Spring; and in m.nn situationis the ...

... A'MEtI a. o ' ~~GORRAL OOERS.. (Pro t~e rue Amerka of !TUY iS, i, 7J; tur LANCA$FER JULY' v3, ?? Pes fien o it the Ulited States having required a dra' a thousand six hudred and ?? men, as the quota f al of Pennsylvania, towards adetachment of one hundred Offi nthonsand Miljtia-the .Go irnor ohastenr to perfiorm thle odi duty which the Constitution and Lawshavessigned to him, witI all the ...

... TilE MORNING CHROXICLE, * ~ J ?? LOND ON: TUESDAr, S.EPTElWZ In o0. WVe yesterday received American Papers to the 2h , t, The American Papers state, that the differences with the Chinese Government atCanton, which we ?? some days ago, had not, according to the latest accounts, beea adjusted. This is tiue, and we insert an extract of a letter, which gives a detailed statement of this unfor. ...

... DISPUTS p,'kTH THE CHINESE' budj.C tofa ,Lctt frcom Canton, ?? Marc), 22, 1807; s AL disagreeable circumstance has recently occuried bere. A palty of Seamen from the Neptune being l on Shore on the 23d and z4th uit. a quarrel took place be. teen them and some Chinese, in which some seamen frmni other ships, both English and Americab, Were also Crcerned, and some on both sides were slightly ...

... E G r P T. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A ZOIlicd GENTLtEMAAN, t( NOW A PRISONER AT GRAND CAIROT TO HIS FATHER 5S AT GOSPORT, F . Citadd of Orahd Cairo, May9. osn 7. You will, t have little doubt, be very much hurt e to hear that I have found lhy way into a Turkish prison, where I have been tio days. I had the misfortune to be taken in the disastrous affair at El. Hamed, where a detachment of 700 ...