... LO6ANDON, -,U7 i. ~tion itted FE have jUst 6 eivvd Hamrlburg papers of v TL/ the 18th et and 'ragite of -the idth, h iiL: --_Yhe b,;sides jJIrivate letters ft omn Brunn'of'the . bhl§, 9th.h latter 'tti'ee, 't'l:,t BBn'qpaite'hat gilined o hich nothing but a few'mifes; 'that tIle conflifd ad been: -i, ney- frigh~tful; thaetle loss of each p ' -dtt' srpassed it ha~illt both pairiest togegther ...

... PROFIA Cl4L I\I'ELLIGENCE. Ix tcrnss. Atjd. -1nelltenceof a most distressing and awful nature has just reached us. It woula appear that a great many persons from Dornoaeh, and otber parts of Sather- land, who were on their way to at~tid ?? ni;irke; on Wed- nesdly lest, moit njimpsdeirtsd cro~wded into the passagc brhot at the Meikle Ferry, toijhe nuatiser of firon liJ ) to 140, heirg ...

... LO.A'DO.N IZE7V EX FRiIOILD i'dit'd SUND')A,, AtUGST 2O. TPitptitclics litt e lweci ruccived by LOrd Visn~nna C. stlrcragit, f rooi licut.-Geii. thle Ear i of Chati ham; Illy Lown, Alfiddlev!w]ght, Altgtltf 1 1): On thle -13th init, ftue bat terie l fet ?? F-l-siiis- being J fOtIl~jitCii, jnitld thle fri '-tteS1 ) bomS , Mid gt- \t I a-NeL. hiavinigl uke-u thil' S t a~non) II IiV ;~ it ...

... SUDIDAY AN 1T'uESDAY'S POST. LONDON, AUGUST 1. N .O intelligence has been received from the of I Auferian Government, either by NMiniflers re Or bv the Aulirian Ambafltdor, of fo late as the or 12th nit. when the Armiftice was concluded. We th cannot, however, but entertain a hope, if a Peace fe has not actually been concluded between France T and Aubria, that the arrival of our Expedition on ...

... ORDNANCE-OFFICE-July SC islO. Corps of Royal Enginteers. Major-General William Twifs to b- Colonel Cormmaa- d&nt. Lieoutenat-Coloncl Villiazm Johnftone to be Colonel, vice Twits. Brevet Lieotenadt-Colouel Alexander Bryte to be LIeU- tenant-Colonel, vice Johnftone. Second Captain John Fox Burgoyne to be Captain, vice Bryce. Firt Lieutenant Henry Smart to be Second Captain, vice Bargoyne. - ...

... W -cdcleida' 8C 771717stle.- l's Mail. 'LO)NtDON, AVG i-iT 8. c CH1.of whic shF irlo its~ a tCries~ wveie last niglit I ceiwad ?? JU--, ofT Ir Vit s.6ount 'Castlereagh. 0nile of H-is Matjst~~ Vrncia ecvelar-ies Of State, frotmtiUmt..- Gj-ne-Fti 'iie Kar of Chatham,. dm:ed. -Midd1kbrgh, * nid ata $d August, lS,80fl. 4#ied.2rzentir-, Aiddleburglh,: -M'LosRs- D',nd 411;48~t~- 9. ?? lohac the- ...

... THE MORIAING CHRONICLE. L O'N D O N- tHIJRSbAY, AUGUST24, s8oQ. Itwas reported yesterday, that our Ministers had had a proposition made to thern to send a Minister to a Ge- neral C6ngvess, to be held. at Raab, for the negociation Of a general Peace, and that they had given a dire& nie- gative to the proposition. We do not give credit to this report, though this was stated to be the cause oftle ...

... V.tJXHAI;l. I Under the Patronage of his Roval Hightineq the Prlnceof Wales ?? the GRANr) RIURAI. FETE. given in honour of the Birth Day of his RoyAl Highiess the Ptince of Wales, fili be repeated, with many Vplemsdid arIditidnq, which the uu- faaourable staae !0 the ?? o Monday last prevented being ?? s35. 6d. DnIurs open a; seven, and ?? Concert begiL at eight gclocl. TiEATI'RE ROYAL, HAY ...

... IRISHIfEIV IN T LUSHING. 01 We cannot ?? our readers of the information they have a right to expe& from thisPaper, by filling in its columns with answers to the incessant personalities dfij our rivals. When any opinion that we hazard is fairly and rationally contested, however, it is our duty to defend PC thse dofhrine we advance ; and we shall be pardoned for saying two words in support of ...

... 'I h isp:tt ch'(ei from lorJ ( ht hatn, pusblishle(d ill Sa- t:r l;lv ni-ht's GI:lette, cotntaiti a dwil of; thle iuilitary ratul o l ~iann i to the ~ th instant. it ,,vii Ie pcrise~d with coisi~lerablc illterc;lt. aturday we recc ied a letje from the flatlicat ~1atd ?? ftwo d~avs. Lat er than11 the oicpatehes), .,,ILI aother dated onl Weill kV oh fwica j:theY 4iiitaiIl ?? Iparticil'ars of nt ...

... q 0.unar, ? lo lbotto I Frin, the LONDON GAMIZE'1i, August 5. At the Cotdrt at the Queen's Palace, the Sd August, 1809. The KIVCGs ?? Ecedlernt .lfqjecsbi in Couencil. ?? is this day ordered by his Majesty in Council, that tib Parliatnent ?? stands, prorogued to 'rhursdiay the .l(th dav of this instant August, be further proro- ,tImd to Thurgday the °8th day of September next. ([For ?? ...

... -.LOT.TDOAN, JuGusi s.& I - --.- IT ER'Niqd which took our expedition over to the ebehvs coast, hajjing corntinued to bldw - freshly Gfo' the sanie quarter ever ;since, prevents the expe&djiniforrffationwof the operrations of oui brave'airny.-Amvessel, however, is come in from theexpedition. Sheis a lhri ei' (the Peggy), and a,-tive' at 'Yarmouth on Tuesday, after being bettveen two and three ...