... wi S a.a . L i S- S LI .J~t ?? *V be On Friday a French flag of tru'cr ?? at Deal from ie Calais, having ow.'boat4 a. Russian Officer and French ot Messenger, char&gO wvih_ dispatches for thee British be Governrr..1lEvery facility _wvs instantly aforded s them for their speedyvonvqyance to London, and they- us reached the FoteijiOffer ibetween eleven and twelve id o'ctloc'iat 'night. ...

... LONDON, SEPTEMBER 1-. -alioae.-11f ONAPARTE has at length published a bulletin, giving what he calls a true history o B of the campaign in Spain.-It is throughout rt every thing but what it is stated to be, as may be B seen by the abridgement which we have given of it R in the hlst page. In the Moniteur it occupies the w space of eight columns. After the fatigues of this be -zleinte campaign, ...

... - ?? E TO THE m - CONDUCTORS OF THE ROCKINGHAM. GENTLEMEN,-The decision of the Commitmree e does' not aithorise you to accuse tihe Independent IElectors of Malton of infamous ?? pttion, Geiitlenmen,. was not frivolous arld vextious and even had that been voted,-you, wvfio are always so ready to question the propriety and purity of the decisions of Parliament anid Committees, aind especially ...

... LONDO ON, ULT 26. E ARLY on Sunday morning Mr. Oates, the messenger, arrived with dispatches from our fleet oif Cadiz, and from the Junta at Seville. A Spanish messenger also arrived from Co- runna, by whom we received the Oviedo Gazettes and other papers to the istl instant. The contents 'of the papers are highly interesti'og;' but we are sorry to state, that General Cuesta has sustained a D ...

... 1; i , A . N: i TO THE Publisher of the -Il:Izl Packet. aIN t - SRit ECatholicQuestion, the dismissal of the late an 1 Minsisters, and consequent Dissolution of Parlia- v ment, gave an impulse to the Kingdom, soil an ar;dour to struggle with whiclh, perhaps, it had never before w met a General Election. The nation was divided into an two great parties-one being in favour of the Catholic St! f ...

... -- - - -- ] - I J11sif WoS,4tJule 18&, At a Corporatc Asscmbly held on Tuesday at the Guhildball, Bury, Jatmes Mfathew, Gunt. WmL8 elected a capital B3ulress, ill the roam of the, latt ?? Whlarton Barsyick, Esq. deccased. The Rev. Christopher Wordsworth, Al. A. * Trilnitv c kIlege, (a.mnbridge, hasbeen preseutcd, j tlhe 4vrcllbishop 6f Canterbury to the Dcanry o1 oigin ,sex, vacteated by' t he ...

... 11SIVICH, Ji~e 4. A ?? s - C ,t. {to ?? i' L:* a e A mneeting bf the Clergy of this county wvas- d held on lonilay last at Stownmarket, when it was agreed to presenta petition to the House of Commons against the Stipendiary Cwates Bill. o This day the troops inourgarrison ivill mrarch i R s tlsbmere Heath, where, at 12 o'clock, they will fire a Royal salute andl a feu de joye, in ho- ,0nour ...

... ?? - euna' _ot, Sugr Cmmiteeare expected toak ?? f total p~rohibition'1 of ?? frim grw Ill flivour of a general distillation frorml ?? thins, however, is expotct(.1 to he strong~ lyvl ojpsud'by the i~nded interest in the Mouse of' u'ommon101, as tho, annual cumturrnption of t~OO 000 ii oat tcr ofliarley will tthus [Itti diepensed with, nd the valuc OfisLitl felewqen dpecaij F1 jdo,~' a special ...

... Ti U ItS DA Y'S POST. l{OUSE Of LORDS. MOY'Da', Mtarch 14-An addrefs to his Majeftv for lii i aoft gracious meffage relpcl'ting the convention with Sxv eden wvae moved by Lorif HaIf veury. I.ord Grenville took occafion to oblerve, that it had his cordial affent, as no attempt was made by Minifters t,, prevent Sweden from making what peace it might fie in her power to negoriate; and that the ...

... OXFORD, JAN.. M. Mrs. JOQ ES, at the O.xford J3uhnrl Office, near the New Market, Oxford, inf/bzns tluje ?? 0 ic/o are dipojed to take in tke ?? periodi- cal ?? the MONTIIY MAGA2INE, fom. the cornmencenenet oJ a nerv volhue, that the jirJ1 r mn- 'e ber of a new voluwe zoill be publyh/ied on the IJt day; Leof February, 1808, and that their orders ntq/i be tranjinitted to heb thbe newfirnen, or ...

... TUESDAY'S. POST -CONTINUED. I I , ~. .. FROMI TTIE. ILONDON GAzETTE.. *1 Frcigt-Ofign llv, May 4, 180-. T HE flight lou. Georne C ,noing, his Mijeftv's I Princip-1 Screaary' of State for ?? Alr fafirs, has this day nDtifid, to the Minii'iors of siiendly amid neutrsl Poweers relident at thisCourt, thathis M ijeity has judjged it ?? to ftiablilh the mol; rigorous .bl(ckade of the port of' C(npen ...

... SA2TU RDAY'S POST BY EXPRESS. LONDON. AUGUST 19. WO Gottenburgh mails arrived yefterday. I The letters contain a very extraordinary re- port. It is ftatsd that Ruffia is to join France in 8oar againnt Atifltria, and that a Ruffian army is 0 rlemble at Koniglberg. A letter from (ot- tenburgh, dated the 9th, mentions, that Captain Hope had failed with important difpatches for this c0intry, from ...