... POET~j. - - (BY EXPRESS.) I IN DO\N JR m: 2,S. Consols, fr (Ipenie' -Pledlced 6' IMPORI.TANT INl i. ; L:GENCE ?? M AMI I. t ?? At. a late hour this mo imiig we receivel d Aie. rican l'apers to tie 29tlh MaY. I ln-v cmiutx n the long expecled (1sapalcii, frors i r. Pink- ney, setit by the John Adamts. TI'h y C1i1isst first of a short letter ?? Mi' PiNJ ktre. (dated on the 21,t klarch, ...

... MR. LAI ASTER'k N'OR*THERN T&UR. Oii 'Ai'dte'dav se'lntii ht, pilrstsnt to puiblic t advertiormnent, the plijlantiti opic Jos~iii'i LAtSOASM1'El del iserftd a Laectuare on, hik N;rw Sy steiji t (I kd acat ion, ait-th liTIheatre~ Rovyain Neswcastiic., to a finiuiterois and cialigliteniedis odienee. When thle curtaid ?? rra~wn upj a number ot' hoss,.selected fromt those, who have toe fotir ...

... fiotS]3' 01 L069=7Thursdii~4`PAe. f Sonaft'er ive O'clbelka kr~ilt iiitisnber of I~eeha ba faj prescit,' the Lord Chanck~lo'r ti~iok the vooil-zack, when implediately The Barl of LitlerPobl r'ose, ani ifieki somte pre insnar obervtlolsmoved, that, asele.ct turn ai~d tai Ma~st d~iihghiaeesnt isorder, Peers, appointed by ballot. Th~ th 6ose Jao proceed to such' ballot to-niorros, asi that tbht ...

... iPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 0 HOUSE OF LORDS, JAtI. 29. ; ,AMERICA. f a~rqtdis #`ellesley moved an humble Address to his Majesty, eraving for Cosies of r Letter fromi 9t Air. Canning to Mr. Pinikney, arid one from Ali. e Erskine, dated Aug. 31, 109, witit their incloseres. These tire Noble At' arqrris thoogbrt necessary to S full s view of thle case.- IC Earl Grdpy could have no oljection to tlie pro- ...

... aat.It ?? great plaure to announce to theA ~ne publie, that the Right 1-tan. Lord MILTON has MoSst lhtd ealprsted a donation of One Hundred Pourtds .the to the She~flield General Infirmary. guch a gift does fur- much honour to the generosity of lisLordaship, as ever 'it is gratir~ing to the feelings of the public, who will not fail to enrol the deed, and place it in the archives __offlthir ...

... I 11POST$SCageT. (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, JULY .5. Consols, for Opening, - -Reduced 69'. T'hle a-c,) uts froi i tt)e Ca ( G of C(ni( i Hope by the East India fleet ?? regret to stale aldi'iil'. some melancholy proots Of the impossiblit jI of preventing the piratical expeditions lromi the Esleof France, to which tie Bitish coinmerce in those seas is perpetually exposedld Tlu lol- lowing prizes ...

... BRITISH ARMY IN PORTUGAL 'FllHE following letter from our army in Por-` 11 tugal,though nutofalater datethan former advices, contains sonme interesting informra- tion : Alverclie, July 4, three leagues in front of Celerico.. a The French havP an army before Badajos, which is observed by Xomana's people, avit nine thousand men (five thoisand of whom are English) imtder General 10li. They have ...

... PUERPEPEL FEVER. WVe hlave been requested by a inedical friend to give insertion to a few extracts from an excelicot treatise, published in 1'793, by Dr. Geoteo,.. of Aber- dusen, describing the symptoms anid inade of cure, of a disease which prevailed therc, and Wicbdh was very similar to tlat whichl has been 'or the last niie msonths so fatal in thic town and neighbourhood. (o friserd7 ...

... ITROVIVCII C. - VoES. Oni Monday eveniog a very nurmerous Meet- ing of the Tradespeople of Leeds, was held at the! p Wbite Horse Inn, ia this place, to take into ?? - deration the expediency of adopting certain lVssolu- tions regarding the receiving in payment Country 'i Bank Notes. A string of Resolutions were read to the Meeting, f but the only one, sabimitled to its decision, seas to tohe ...

... (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, JUNE 1t1. Consols, for Money, T 1-Rcdn ccd 69. il A report is in circulation, thiat Ministers are in possession of intelligence, on which great re- liance is placed, of Sir Richard Strachass'.a hav- ing rnade an attack upon the enemny's fleet in c tle port of Flushing, and succeeded in taking or destroying tie greater part. Our infursilslit p iidds, tbat the account is ...

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... ST. NVEOLAS's ClITITCH. .UP 'urunlt PARTICULARS. In our laat *e -gave our rearlers I ie a Iarm; 1t account ot' ihe fasllng of ;heI Spirc of St. Nicholas's church, aind the ins lalihloly crinseqlcllces atlerldisig it. Accidenits of this I ind ussually give rise to mas)o hair ?? audstipi i sirig es3:rpes. AVc hae cllcected tilse olloiig fi tom a'uthentici ilss'osliatos:s The rissgers, ?? Osp ...