... LONDOrN, DECEMBER 13. Government have received advices by the way of Malta, from Mr. Adair, our Miniller at the I Ottoman Porte, flating, that he had had three conferences with the new Grand Vizier, by which he had been encouraged to hope that a perfed.tlv good 'underftanding would be fpeedily reflored be- tween this country and Turkey. The Auftrian Minifler, it is alfo ftated, had had feveral ...

... OXFORD, SEPTEMBERt 17. Tuefday laft was married, at HIeyford, the Rev. Joifha Dix to Mifs Elizabeth Blifs, of this place. And on the fiame day was married, at St. Mary's the Rev. G. Blifs to Mifs Smith, of Worcefter. Laft week died, much regretted by a numerous circle of-acquaintance, in the 40th year of his age, Mr. Richard Howfe, a refpedable farmer of Winfon, near Bibury, in this county. On ...

... 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 ...

... letters received from Holland ttate, that on Il~aaparte's arrival in Bourdeauy he gave an audi- ?? of two hours to thle Prelident and fome of tlle Neinbers of the Chainber of Commerce, to `hofe repi ?? lie paid a very marked at- tetion0 lie fai. Ide felt very much for the injury 'llt Bounleaux had futnfiied in confequeiice or thle l'so ( Pits tlhrirn trade-a moft imiportant btricl, OT icli ...

... TUESDAYTS POST CONTINUED. I LAST week we had ile fatisfahtion of inform- ing our Readers of the glorious news friom 1portugal, on which occnfion a LONDON GAZETTE tLS TEAORD1NARY was publihhed on Saturday, from :which we give the following extradts:- Zetter from Lieut.-Gen. Sir Artbsr Well /lscy, dated Head * Qaartentr, at Villa Yerde, Aug. 17, 1808. - my LORD, The French General Laborde hav. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, AUGUST X3. According to private letters, brought by the HIope, American fchooner, we learn that the Oage, xvith the difpatches fiom England and France, ar- rived at Norfolk on the 10th of Julv, nt which time tire.1eadis rf the Departments had uffembled, and were in waiting. Thefe gentlemet were eleven days engaged in confiderinp the nature of the dil- patches, before thofcr which have ...

... 'Ll I't i1)AY'S PoS'i'. BY EXPRESS. LONDON. OCTODER 7. Mail forom Gottenburgh arrived yefterday. The A report of a revolution in Ruflia derives no fadtion from any of the articles contained in this Mail The Emperor Alexainder, accompanied by his brother Conflantiile and the FreuchAmibaffador Ciulincourt (who is termed their 'mutual fiiend) vere expected at Koningiberg about the 20til ult. on ...

... L.ONDON, AUGUST 9. By Dzitch papers of Ancal 1, it appears that Bonaparte left the caftle of Manitc, 'in the vicinity oi Bayonne, on the 21t AIf Julv, in the evening, and it'oli tie route to Paul. 'R~eainvet. his fulbfe- quelnt mo-elnents the reports are fo various, that it is evident he lhas powertiti realbus for concenling at prefout the ohjeii of his journeiy. Ilis fay at Paris will ...

... . BY EXP1RE ?? LONNDON; FEBVtuARy 26. TNTFLLIGENCE has been received of great t' exertions makilng at Antwerp, to fit out a powerful armament, intended to o0perate in favour cf Ruffia and Denmark againft 'S ween, in the Raltic, and it is faid to be in fuch forwardnefs as .t to have excited fmine nnxiety left it fliould be ready o before our Expedition, which is preparing for the f fame fcene ...