... c- ?? ADDRESSO. A very strong. Petition wias preiehted bythe Corpo- ration of Londo'n to the Ki'sg, in the year I756, reS- peaing the affair at Minorcai praying for such an inquiry as may lead to the discovery and punishment' of. the authors of the late losses and disappointments, D almost the same words of the Prayer of the Petition th presented on Wednesday; the words of which are to se ...

... FRO THE / igt]flrCVH.AND DUTCH. PAPERS 1 r - : , . : ab' PARIS,. Ocr. %. i j Ictters froin Bayonne, of Seliteniber 24, contain the' tht - ! J- 'ruo'ws aui da ttlety di.ly ar;i-re here. *The oas- is - i .;r we f thi arri;y viil cuniinue through this place sai- hd in (0 tile wlhult i-onth ofi OQobel. ,e have this instant ieceiied inrmnrnation, that tbe 20 Spaniisli G r., B~lalre, has couve fromr ...

... THLE MYORNING CHRONVICLE. LONDON: t; 'i jFRZD~2I; OCTOBER 14, 12o8. c Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived last niglt; but, n contrary to o~ir expe'natioasi ihefybi:ing nothing wlhat- I ever of importance. We have madc a few ?? from the papers, unimportnnt as they are. t( H CAD-( U ARrEIS, GRAL SY, SEPT. 22.-HiS I ...

... To the f 4DI70 ft MORNINVG CHROPUTCLS. Slit, ' - wt If oucan spare room in your valuable Paper, for the insertion of the following letter, as it. appeared in The Sierra ' Leone Gazette, March i8o8, containing facs, illustrative of the benefits arising to mankind from the Aboltiion of the Slave Trade, you will oblige. sept. a2; iso8. A FRIEND TO THE ABOLITION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SIERRA LEONE ...

... COIFFEE A7 REDUCED PRICES. * By an A4t passcd during the late Session of Parlia- nient, to take place fromn and after the ioth day of this month, the whlole of the Custom House Duties on Coffee ?? rrepealcd, anD the Excise Dutics are reduced from zs. 2 d. to 7d. pcr lb. . Tlhe objedl of this Act is to increase the hionme con. sumption of the produce of the British Colonies,. tle returns for ...

... 'Si ARrh1UR WELLESLEr. I ?? - ?? As the irititisry 'reputation of Sir A. Wellesley, who Son has tely becorneso notorious as one of the.Convention the Generals, rests principally upon the Battle of Assaye, . it is a oiatteir not onlyiof cutiosity, but of great prafical knt importance, that we should'ascertain, as far as we can, l plal .bow that point exadtly stands. It is obvious that a-bad Af ...