... 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 ...

... SUNDAY & MONDAY's MAIL. LONDON, FEBRUARY 29. A Set of diploinatic papers, ralating to Russia, vvere laid, last night, before the House of LAC o111uons. it appears rrolm them, thit Rius- ssia demanded from this country a Loan of 600,0001. stedling. one- third in goldone-thtirdin silver, and the re maininig tirdl inl Dils of Exchange-the whole to be repaid by Russia wit hill twenty years. I[his ...

... I SIVORIli. * Storim at Bath' on Friday tile 15th instant ex- A ceederd, in aw lii p 1isWinolieien any one remem - bered for many Sears past. Unlike the tempests of the milder zooes, the thunder was reuarked to roll in one continuous roar for upwards of all hour and a half, during which ti me, and ltiig gfterwards, the flashes of lightniiig followed each biher ine t ost rapid and ?? sFOC ...

... SPANvIShi G4ZL'TITE. TliE GeNERAt. of S'thACOSSA '10 'tHE ARRAGONESE. Conquei ors ?? lunig1hty French 7 ARiRISACO; ESE I--You ?? Proveld yourselves to be worthy of your riCme. I' hat multitude of pioud warriors, riumrpihant in 6'erV other part of Europe, ceased to retain the character of cot qoel ors when titey canie before vou. - You hre infesior bo!h itn discipline andi numbers r because one ...

... ADDRESS TO TnE KIN G Go ~~te lire~ddv a utterou s nd respeciable Isetifig of the ishab tents of Leeds, convened by thle MNayor of this 1flutoirl in virtue Of a Requisition from a number, of thre principal ls:iii pitantsa ed tts Moot ,all, to take into consideration the piopriety of presenstin4 an Address to his MljestV on the present iniportant crisis, and the recent successful everits in ...

... SUNDAY &~ MONDAY'~ IL. SUNDAY &X MONDAYS§ MAIL. LONDON, JANUARY 23. ; ?? E Rochfort squadron is at sea, and Admiral Duckworth is gone in puvrsit -of it. I'in interesting intelligence is communicated 'a thelfollowingletterfrom our Correspondent atTor- bay, receive(l this morning:- *iTorbagy, Jan. 2T.-Arrived, last evening, fromt Vice-Adniiral Sir. T. Duc:kworth, with dispatchles Inr lord ...

... BfPERIAL PARLIAMENT. -HOUSE OF L0RD;-TlsursdWY, Janvlvry, nt.I Dtrdle nn the KiWig 's Speeck. OlR 1) GA LLO VAY rose to movethe Aidless. U ihis Lord:hip touched lipon the several topics azontained in the Speech, and upleld the. ivisdol, promptitudc, an decision of his ajestv's Counicils. ?? respect to the Copenhagen Expedrtioii, lie said that every practicable iieais had been used to pre- vent ...

... ON TflEl~511TrtlUri ONL RIGiIT dF I l PEiI'LioNiNG. TO THE EDITOR Otc JIVE LEDS MECURY. T iFfoIlowill- Reflectirn- tan the Coutithtisnni, iht of Petmorihiog were ~i~steilp etedpoa reading, int yonr alad Other Papitier, aciouni~ ofit tile Niectirg lat~.ly hell at Rodes afil te Opinionis kipill ?? ?? sject of ditlereiit per.~ son,. exalressed~ ant the( deboates IWiel'y ivpuried in thle Loindon ...