... ?? iNTBLLIGNrCE. Gov H SEpT; ?? have accounts tot. u 6.or ?? that the Hamburgh Mails whith kseven) are arrrvedthere, and that we may a, I nxt os; -ofcourse we may c eth''by te nextps;o ?? q tlbat the mails from hence will be forwarded. ir ;a5.0 ?? Minister, is gone to Coldens upon a £ P o the Crown Pritnce. Our ,seamen proceed ra- l; In5510 itting out the Dsnish fleet, which will be ready d ...

... q *1111roar3, if, v toar - d:mtlt-v0i I am) Qoonoafo VA% 4 I. L AOYDOA,, SATURO)AY SCPi. 2. A N intetefting ?? paper cntairing, his. nrajefty' declaration of the rotives which fhdav. e i&ated th e r etxpedition to the Baltic, ve haie inlferted-rtt Itg5th in our tecond page; and, iy>-our third page will be toij tire leadirig ?? ot Satulday night's gazette. P Yefterdily t'ifpatrhes were received ...

... - ' GOTTENBURGH MAIL. STr PETERSWURGss, Aug. 22.-General Ben. nigsen is expected here. Three days ago the treaty of peace concluded between Russia and France was notified to the :Diplornaii' Court, by the Minister, for Foreign Affairs; and the day. before yesterday, M. Lesseps, the accredited French Charge di! ircr to 'this Court, had his audience of introduction in that capacity of his ...

... EXYE/ 1:'ER, WRF1DNEiDAY, SC/t; 30 FIiday laf thc'hon. Dr.GeorgePelhani, ldrd bifhop of this di6oefif rnade his firA entry inta this city, fince his tran-t'- lation. On his arrival in the fuburbs, . he was met at St. Annle's chaper by the children who are-clothed and educated in t¶ f~qqr chariry fchools, eflablithed ?? Blackall, wheathe fentor b oy,diivcredr with an audible voice, 4,p ap- ...

... IL-O N D 0 N-SEPT. 28. Saturday 'morning Goyernment received dis- patches from Admiral Gambier, brought to.Y-ar- mouth by a cutter, which arrived there yesterdy. Admiral Gambier's dispatches are dated the 14th: it appears that the' Voldernaar, a fide 81 gun ship, was that day to come out of harbour, and on the 16th or 17th would sail for England. All the others were equipping with the utmost ...

... LONDONs ha - THU.RSDAr, OCTOBER 1, 8070 do All our proje6 s against the Spaniards are doomed to Is t ,ail, and to terminate in disaster to ourselves. We CO' have received the following information, on the most has anquestiosble authority:- On the 29th of July last, fad the Chichester, of 44 guns, armned et; fute, made 'an SUc attack on Barraco, a settlement on 'the S. East end of for Cuba, in ...

... ber daly anzld TJichVda's P'os:. Pe T )ON G AZL'I'E,&trr'dry NSept. 26.: I' HIS Gazettle, contains two Letters, lor, wvatled4l to thlt Admiralty by Litid Coiling- wood, covtaillhig thle particular.,ii: the delrtuc- lion of a Spanith lp ivateer, a letter of marque, and a felucca, by thte Scout anld iedwing foops ei w;Lr; anm the capture of the Vidoria, Flrench -Privateer, of two-gguns andt 25 ...

... FROM THEE LONDON, GA4ZETTE. ADMTRALTY-OFFICE-Sept, 26. '807. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral the Right Hon: Lord Collingwood, Commanher ?? of;l is Ma-' lefty's ihips and vessels in the- Mediterranean, to Wil- liam. Marfden, Efq. SIR, * Ocean, Gibraltar Bay, Yune 27.R I inclofe, to be laid before the Lords Commiflioners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter from Capt. Raitt, Commander of ...

... I The har4st 'is in general finished, ani shas been for- some time past in early districds. The fineness of thto weather, and plenty of hands, contributed much to expedition and dispatch. The cropg of wheat were good; barley and oats much setter-than *deln cxpea6ed. Bdans and peas very indift'erent- a total failure of~ ?? WS!5 hxperfencedsotneeounties. In England and Wapes, Wheat averages ...

... fRtQ.J T[HW LONI)ONT u \LE' , Szp. L26. mmusum - I I ADMIIoAiLTY-O FICE, Sf'pt. '26. 7hcfnlon~tOeihcOl)S V *ittrs havo bee'n Inatr:'i iifted to ?? jatjd/'ot, i the rig'd vw Admiral Lord Collinevnood, IL. .Il.]ioup Scol, GJibraltl1 Bzay, Juire '20, 1dO7. I be- leave to inform your lordihip, that on the 33th .int. his majehy's floop) under my command, in company with his majeliy's floop Rcdwing ...

... I Sj7, ,Y a0ud ,A'aturdiay's Posts. P-la a) ?? LONI)O)N, FRIDAY Sept.25. t ATI of 0lis BrTITAN NIC A AJESTY -tAIti~tilr to tie ltle Traiqfaia6tions in ?? Baltic. % Jljett v o'es to hilmll f, to EUIope, fitotk EXpolitifo` of the motives which - lidrec his 'late meartures in fhe 1Baltic. % rfly has delayed this Expofition .only I .O that more amicable krrargenent - ourt of Denmark which it was ...

... I Et I IPM . ON i cotliW5 His it9 ajeltvy's tie coe- j* ial relpetng Denm ark, (ree firifu ljl Ir th. e captutie of tie folow- ; ItalrS Ainlbiig. Avantura, by the il 'CI.C MalcoIlm; Fiench Felucca Capit51 ?? by the Hunwr fioop, ?? b1i flt I'rivtteei-, La Buello, 1'6 ; all, Cetpt. Stiles. i i ,lt t joodqwin, Sheffield, carpenter. oW;tdlain, Sff Ih, ?? ni. tal- prtI* tfjrdiIlr}, iiti jS anid ...