... GOTTENAURG MAIL. GOTTENBURG, JUNE ?? John Moore is. not yet returned fiom 'Stockholm, and the expedition remains-in harbour. It is, said, that itnow waitsan an'swer to the dispatches sent to England by a Mes. senger who sailed on Wednesday last. ':Pceports have been prevalent-here and at H-elsing. burg, during the last three or four days, that Bonaparte having.mat'ie a demand-of Austrian and ...

... UN ' -tI->'I'f}D PAJ L~Aii NTL ?? :.,oF ?? G ~ a. * lytAdA n . - ?? OF LCRtlDS.s-: dons+ OPROxhitiEghx rtlrr) oi:. tv ,i .n 9JtLf ady l .1 ssex Eer, andel itkt Li d 4An-eoc-t~e orf Si1.~ii d, sudtatie Attor- .y Gidreral i.;- tl r-- t! ---pft-ftlir r~ocea'iin~-te-imrrn*.- lie Royal Asilet %viea o by C -nln-i -;So a he :,co-cI601. E~adieqfei Bilis5 Al; 71 I. isry 3it!! thi' ih I reasiurv Bi ...

... MONTIlLY 'Ac' J; £TW 1 l; ?? of, Be, p. ..AARA, n ?? The season during the greater the th.Is c ItillUA ed favourable for the growrhiff ;al-in )ts-;srtsof ...

... LO ND O N: )SRIDAY, ,uLr s, aSoS. Letters fioom Holland of the 26th inst. and frorn T'amburgh, of the 23d, were yegterday received in town. From these letteii, some very sanguine people have attered themselves with the hope of new coali tions on the Continent against BOagPtAR TEW The ap. pearance eof a more frequent intercourse: between - the Courts of Austria and England-the passing' of Mes- ...

... MIEETING OF CREDITORS AT GUILDi-HALL, , . To-MoIRROW. af. M. v r Y . li -P- k a:- , .X. A, . . - i - IS.. Axierrd. Totbill-fields, haberdasher [adj. meet.1 II C.EBaker, Saville-place, Limbeth, flour-fadlor [ad. meet. II r. Robinson, Great St.Helen's, fadlor [proof delictsl I G.. MatheV's and T. Turobul, Budge-row; merchants - - . - [proof debts] Io J. Sanders, Panterbury, corn-merchant - a a M ...

... I1AY AN D'TUESDA-Y'S POST. ' LON f L X IutE 2S. ,AFIiaRS oF qFr; S.'AINTrs1 PATRIOTS. Q c ERD ilA arrived two more Spanifl 4 ;vobks, on a miflion from theiir patriotic lrat ren .lhe cylone to Plyimotlh in the ?? Tremlet, andi are deputed by ef ci. 'Catain Trenilet, while having gone on flitre wvith a flag of rotCC 'as receivedi vit the Inoll: llinguillked jrlctooei7`, and was intited to ...

... To the EDITOIR of the OXFORD JOURNAL. ir Sir, As attempts are now making by Infpednrs l and Surveyors understhe Property A*t (inftrudled, as they affert, from the Tax Office) to enforce a charge n upon the falaries of what are called unlicenfed Curates, is wilh, through the means of your Paper, to fubmit sto general notice a few fimple remarks. of I would oblerve, that' the opinion of the ...

... C6OJLTRY NE11,1S. Camti7ie, '7!e 24. 'tThe Rev. Dr. Manfell, Mater of Trinity Coil-ge, is promoted to the bilhopric of Briflol, vacated by the traiflati of the Right Rev. Dr. LIuxmooore to the See of Hereford. I The Rev. William Pallmer, Al. A. of Trinity Col- lege, .has been prefented to the Recl ory of Eyneibury, in Hurisingdionrlrire, vacated by the death of the Rev. William Cole.-1'he Rev. ...

... - -1-LO . I.ORD) NELSON's, MONUlAUINT- - . r- - I i I ^ I a Sulbicriptions formerly publiffled L. 1'65 20 4 ?? Ri_,ht Hon. Douald Smith, Lord Pro- vort of the City of Edinburgh, afternd fubfcription by th- City . . 52 Id 0 ?? R5rht Hon. Lord Vifeount Melville 21 0 0 10lho It.ie, Efq. . 1 1 0 J. B. Frafer, Efq. York Place . 1I I Williamr Creech, Efq. . . I 1 1) Alex. Wallker, Efq. Queen Street ...

... L O N D ON , JUNE 29. Sir Arthur Wellesley arrived iit Dublin, on Mlondav se'nnight, and did not mean to leave that cily (or Corlk, until Mronday last ;_ on which day he was to give a splenfdid dinner., He transacted bu-iness at she Castle every clay, and will retain his ohficeol ?? for Irelanld. '1This alone, would be sufficient to shen, that the object of the Expedition is not distari, nor ...

... 0O NDO ?? .'ATURDA2, _U r, zro8. The most welcome and the most important tidings c tthat we h'ave had the.grsod Fortune to notice for .tbe |e last tifteen years, were received in town yesterday; fpr though we have fiequendly bad. to state the glorious achievements of our armns, and 'to p thgrlgate -naval victories that eclipsed' the renown of allpreceding e2;- C ploits, yet they were ...

... i £DJNrB URGH-Juizr -2. PRIVATE CORRE POND1NICE. ifth IV~London, June 29. The erumetswhich have prevailed for the Itw Or three days, of the spirit of patriotism p' xtended itseif to the Spanish troops in a arefullY COnfirmned, by intelligence which th5 -ereeived this d::y. It appears, that on p Of th's month, the Spanish traops at 0- t k1 of ?Fe Staf stationed there, fet; 401 j Ft -oIt ...