... .Ab/Iajl ofhe Atir4 lzf cncky Coach 461, Afltecli i June 23, 18o8. : s For every H- Ic8kny Coach hired and taken any Dif- ltance there Ihall be paid the Rates and I'ares follow - c ing; that is tofay, .. .d For every Diflance Nvithhin & not exceeding 1 mile I 0 Abo'e 1 imile. . . ilearid a half .1.6 ei Above 1 mile and a half 2 miles a ' . ?? S mils . . . 2 miles and a half 3 0 Above 2 niles ...

... COUiNTH Y NEWYS. CAatblrdf, li 2.A dif)itioli has pafftd the Gtreat SeAl, vlabeill the ilev.'l'hos. Holdcii, M A. ,1,e11-iLIC Uh lpliail to the Riglht lion. the Earl of 1.ondlle, and Redln of Burton Ovetv, il the countyv of l-iceller, to hold the ?? Reclories of }\Isl1ildVell St. Marey ;nnd St. P'trr, in the county of Northampton, tog.ether with the Redfory of Burton! Overy, on the ...

... ?flllfytls MTT?-S-P? -7 Fromn the London Gajette of T4eIday. His Majefty'a hlip Salfette, off Xorgen tnand, SIR, ; June 24, iEO. T Beg leave to inform you, that having jefterday, in 3 his Majefly's {hip Slfette, chafed a floop of war, *btsder Rurdlin colours, to Revel, where a frigate and a .brig were lying, and taken a galliot partly' laden - with fpirits, that was at anchor in the roads, in ...

... )ur Rages will commence on Tuefday next, u en tbe Gold Cup, of 100 g&. value, and 80 gs. fpecie, will be run for; the nomsinations for rich, and for the Hunters' Sweepflakes on the *..owing day, fee the advertifement in the fourth uina oif this page. FOR THE FIRST DAY'S PLATE. Butler's b. mn. Mi&s Coiner, aged. FOR TIIE SECOND DAY'S PLATE. Lucas's b. f. by Guildford, dam by Riffice, 3 yrs. s-. ...

... LONTDON, AuGUST 2. Saturday morning Louis XV11l. the Prince of (,Cniirle, tho i);IC De (Tranmrnnt, and Count Gri- rildii. viiited WelInintier Ahbev, they aterwvarlds procetedei to 5Velimilir.-iI il, anrt vifited the Ie.,fes ot [noris and ('onImIos. TI-wv nppeared higuil'y ,rt.i'fd lit tile 2igilt of thell v eerable edi- 3tices. lhe pr-cedilulg daV the Royal Partv furi veyen' the iiirlent ...

... SUNDAY AN I TUESDAY'S PO'S1T1. LONDON', AuGusT e. -IINCIS our lall airriveA the Gotteniiul l'laj1, ' of the .22d ult. ?? toue and tenpper of' thie )aes toxadls this' countuy feerm changed. Sir ';ies ?? has returned thema. the crewv of ':flip of the line lately deltoycd, und they ha eo fl.ied thle Eniejlilh prifollers. It, apears that d:er Ally, tle Preich, have taken; down ?? Ilifl, a2rms, in ...

... lrom khe Londci Gazette, J lcy 30. HlIS Gazette contains an Order in Coungil,. I dated the 27th iriftant, declaring, that S-lip Licences, fianed by any of the Secretaries of State, fhall be colldidered as valid an, ?? Liconces aud been gusntred anrder hlis ?? Sign 'Ya nual.- It alle cobiti'aitis the Addrelics pi:elbsted to ?? MAlJefty, oil the recent events in Spaill, irol ,L jabureh, ...

... LONDON, AUGUST -4. . I r a . I Laft night difpatches were received at the Admi- ralty fron Lord Coffingwood, dated 17th of July. We have the fatistaetion to announce that they bring full confirmation of the accounts previoufly received of the fucceffes obtained by the Patriots of Catalonia, Arragon, and Vallencia. The number of men whjich te 'French have already loft in thofe provinces is ...

... .S'AURHDAY'S POST.-- .BY EXPRESS. LONDQN.2Auuss T5. %,thecoUfreof yeiterday acc6unts were received, I st Dub pont having been reinforced, had fal- j.from A poft at AiidujaR, and attacked the iouiC forces ulnder Caftanos,-when after a veeg4en he fucceeded -in againi obta ' inng' H e had fPely, however, pO 1iij imnielf in tis pofition, Whelf General e ce s Bthe3ritif troops unetir his comn Pdie ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON. AUGUST 11. By a Ifip arrived at Plymouth from Corunna, we have feceived a confirmation of the intelligence of Sir Arthur Wellefley having landed on the 27th ult. the whole of his armay, about thirty miles to the northward of Lilbon, where he expeded to be joined by a well appointed force of 12,000 Portuguere Patriots on the following day. It is reported that Junot had propofed to ...

... m AkNY D 'A'UTESDAY'S POST- ' jONDX0\, AUGU'ST 9. g1fT`r( tilTT TNI LT.tTGEt'CE FIROM SPATN, . Ap ?? of the JMtazck JohCe luger, ar- rr- ne(I ut tille Atltsa yelei'dy alterl o t Jl dililrtchies coun Corinitii'a, Wshichi p'lss' ?? left ,It I illft. and, Ihortly after his snrrivl, thle , ttlt olres le ?? was anno-u-ac-d by p,0a let iI tile hollowing report ;rver1irgfoe, aag 8. A difpatch ...