... I. I ?? ?? *I - CfIQI. he. LO ND .0 N: the gOZiD~r, 8AYT.EM3.R 2!, A~gO7, SeZ On Saiurdy Sir ROIEYtT WILSON of tbe 2oth ait Light 4agcons, w4Q has- been a4road with Lord by HUTCHiySON inlhis mission to the CootIent, arrived in ate town -with dispatches from St.: Petersburgh. He eft se .that capitl On tie 3d inst.' Thef are' varioys reports qz. as to the nature ofthe dispatches. Some ...

... FROM bvI TE MADRID GAZfTE. .~ MADR pa, Au.. ,i ?? papers announced, some 'time ha1. , thie' arrival in. England of Major-G~nenl Carr Bresfqrd, who was.mal.J, prisoner at the re-con. quest of Buenos Ayres, by the troops of his Catldic Majesty.}- who findirfg hiiiself at liberty, on his word' of 13onour; fled; in company- with Colonel Pack, to the territory-roccupted by the' English. From ...

... . . I .. UPP LEMEVT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OX WEDNhSDAY, SIEPT. 16Ti. - Downing-street, Sept. i6, igo7. Dispatches ot which the following are Copies, and Extradle, fwwere received th is morning I ront Admiral Gam'bier and Lieut. General Lord Cathcart, addressed to Lord Viscount Castle-- reagh, one of his Majesty's P'rincipal Secretaries of State. Prince of VW'ale6, Copenhagen Road ...

... TI 112 NIOAW1 ArCY'- UHRONWL-J. N ?? Government haye -eceived'no frther inlii-$e' a from Lor-d CATIcCAw and Adirial GAMxi-..0 The' : Hull Baper state ,6,that the Cruizerg uli-brig has arq .rive'dirn'th.Humber from the Spund, .wlhich she left' r ,oU ?? mporning qf the 3othi at .whichlthine Cupenhagen . had not surrendered. Several engaqgenients are repq ted .tp'have talen place, but. no ...

... .1 Af R ?? 11 . 'X.T - ?? e ?? fufoEwin',- chara. ei of Mi Fox appeared in the' omy L urie, and is asc i bed to .M, Janes MN IIn' tosh. *-Mi% Fox united iii a mo~s-t rm-iarleale- degree, the se.mingly ,epugnadt caraiers' cof the tnilts'taoi mnenn 1. and the most vehement of. orat.rss II piti ite lje he- wvas gentle, modest, placable, kind, oif simnple inan-i - neis' arnd so axeise hom paaide ...

... pw? . I-, ?? .. 11 I 1. I , Is, jjy? sl,7.,Ij, . , o ?? . . I I . 1. Ivwas ad(e in -the course An atepestlini-v D achalT , w ho travelled intd la, by ti ,O f i,itirnY thle ?? .g'ore for the pirpOST r ve ehnrches in tile dis-' , ,foUnd fiftyi!, c Which ChiJebs , Il te Christicin cormnolon I ii ]bsltinastle no' ,1 b mes ofthe old parish' of Ma l~tae not ian'; T. ?? haa a07ived at ?? ches ...

... WEDNESDiAY, SEPT. i6ru. Downing-street, Sept. :6, i8o7. Dispaitches of which the following are Copies, have been re- ceived by Viscount Castlereagh, one of Lis Majesty's Princi- pal Secretaries of State, frona Admiral Gambler, and Lieute- nast General fhe Right EHonourable Lord Cathcart, K. ?? the Commanders of his M4ajesty's Naval and Military Forces in the Baltic Sea. Prince of Wales, ...

... T*lw MORNING - GIZ-i C jL : I/: -, I . ,4 ig L O N D) ON N 2THWUR4DAY, SEPTE IS 'LR 17, i er Dispatches were yeterday received n 1h suriende 'of'CoPenhas~-en upiynn ,1L ?? onh : a' 1-'casson the F'ark ?? rbI.; ifeef .d 0 Bells ra g ail tlie dai. I )he ncs was irjnndzii comiiuticated to the LORD 29iAYP,, by the Sfi Y1 TASY ' o r TATE, and FIRST LOdsr us TP.E NIPALT'Y, ~aAid sent off by, ies ...

... TUE M(ORNING 4'HROrICLE. LONDO.N: RDA-, SSPTAM R IX, s8of. . Dispatches were yesterday received from Admiral GAMBlER, by Capt. PAGET, of the Cambrian, down to the I ith. The greatest 1aclivity was employed in get.. ting the Danish Fleet ready for sea, and embarking the Naval Stores, which are said to be nearly sufficient to fill the whole of the, fleet.and transports. It is thought, that in ...

... THES E XPr I TO-M. A ILAPAV4H, SEPT. 13.-Arrived here htis monrn. ing, the Margaretta Andrew, JIicobson; KI\sterf and the Dolphin, Cruse, Ma'lster, two. Danish Gree ilapd .ien, the former I I Z, ii is, the }atter quite full ; detained by his Majesty's -ship Quebec, Lord Fauikland Coin. mandvr. We learn tpat eight sjil more Dariish Green- landmen ire oet; and in' be expe&ed here every tide.' , ...

... TR-E MORNING ,W('I-ROATICLB. LOND DON: WiZDNITSD41Is' SBPTEMBf5R i6, t207.. From Copen agen no accounrS are received by Go- vernmerot Ia;er than the 26th; and the intelligence brought to Hull is of the 28th, not the 4th, as reported. Thus'the latest intelligence we iave'is that by the Got- tenburgh letters of the 3 st,, when up to the evening. of tie z:th the place had not burrenide-rd. As the ...

... From the O OD N GoZf I TNz.. x. FOREIGN uOI'FICE, Sr'4. 5. The King bas pleased to cause it to be signified by the !igbt Honourable George,- Canning, hi Majesty's Principar Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,'to the *Ministers of Friendly and Nputral Powers resident atthdii Cotort; that the rigorous blockade of the rivers-Eibe, Mezer ?? is, for the present, discouninued; and that niutral ...