... From the 4ONDON GAZETTE, Feb. IlADMI-IRALTY-OtFICE, FebruarT Copy of a Lettcr from Vice-Admiral Berne, Cczr2n.k D Chief of his :Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ca,- o'f I ]iope, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated or. board G- jesty's ship the Africsifc, SL. Paul's, Is.I of Rourhnn. tiV Oct. 13ic. t e SRa-F9ll6 wing the intentions 'communicated bvy Ietter addressed to you of the 26th August, ...

... Li Iba Ot)~sOCT. [2, ?? a Q Fo~cr Condnda lflhtg ihblri V4 1 ?? ,j~itfTh P~drirt ?? aIptla, hh f jertg pn sR~¶S el Bnpie~fooe i. e ?? ns 4~sh rdig pdi~r~ntn, n ii i t!j t,dof ma WdUd'o neINoJnt.,v5 mi -A -. -4 ?? U,4 fillin~ ?? tb~rgnen n C ~ iiA~A~r,~an~eiUtS ffle`arnd nt6d 0 be a~ rte~o~ ~ an p~ybf~r~h~odero Mr ~v4U. j ?? flh s de1 tA ?? ipefi an i~e ?? 9 svdrth I -~~ir I4~A' M !6e Byrkh ...

... i I j I . . Nri, I. ?, 1. I , 1? ?lf%- (. ?? VI-r~4 The yery unple nics e' gz$ ys- tteidar ?? oftlie' oS >of lhi e .!s ,4;lJ jg&ifl tt e_ harbour Sud'dEst, intlie e int4 -which they d r~ w tiir .c ' t.I ti ,iciju Lt: ehty ; oseamn, for O'thR e a attack ~on c a Ftternchr s-uadro. I 'ie-rsgts unfo , tunlatelygrosindxed.' aid. ccjuld nit bet4i got (off Thbe N.ercide,e C'aptas \ViULLr-Oy'G HsBs, ...

... THE M ORNiN Cl-HONYICGLi L. - .D LON:ON: tor-J : A2ZDA2', MlAf l,2~CZ I5, I8ii. vo . Yeqtsrday two Hcligoland Miils arn.-ed, by whic'; we have letters from thence to thc 5sr, and 'from Hambargh to the 4th instam.*: Tihe liatter mcniio., ?? that it has been deterrined by France to annex Oldti burg .p he3e Empiref that ler troops haye ?? _ takl, rossession of the territory, ind that the Duke, ...

... 1 . A.- , . , ,, ,, ., ., 19)>G.M PAS^ RSI TIA5;Ete, OCr. t i..On behalfid tile Daute ot! iasS;'& ti e' ')ecfee'> has be.:o..this day publishec2, fre- *s5,ze~tliegithiexiutyi tnimosed uponlcol z produce, i-inf- ~ s~equence~fn lhe 1linperi4li 1ecre ldE t I~e 2d als,.a.,,f v.hich ijg td bW exaaed bi ali fcoloi1 rodu e-frta:i& 4 the .ucal territol.ies. ; f ItI M A, S.-, Cot.tktternichlarriyed ...

... I .035 TH!E GRENAPA GAZETTE, APRIL 7, 13lo. 7 *te t ?? to the Officers, No:,-Conmnisioned Officers- ?? cc, of Hi- Majesqy'.i r5th Regiment ol Irtfantry, 1 ; - Hl)norahle the President, end the Menibers of His joy Council, an the Honeurahle the Speaker and the ?? sF A-con1i,1 of tie Island of Grenada. U:trinirnf.usly resolved, That the Thanks of tie r of Grenada are dae to Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... BiR-, - VAUot iALe.. h *tp.IIIR'-D.AYof hig Ro~a Ht Fii~hqistle PR ?? nFVWAL.S. .:JIK5 I1L-VAlY or. n1s, koyal tiwh'nessthe PRINCF ot _W;.1Ltz . A GR AXD ktYRAL'FETE wvill be given i'n M'na ii yB in honour of the illuitriois PEtron of theie O-ar4enis.-At11isi sion j3. 6d' ! Exi4 Ddors will be opened as'usuat h B . No Oraers aS m itterq., * ?? _ _ _ ._ _ _ . _ _ ; THEATR.gE ROYAL I Ar 'l'hic ...

... .R1JNXCH PAPERS. - BOULOGNE, SEPT. 22 a,-4'v have the' happiness of :his Majesty's presence in this towb., This'moruiig at nine,a after giving audienrce to the civil authoriti'es,.the Einpiror left his Palace, aand proceede'doib horseback q the camp on the right, where he met his Excellency the Dbake .o lehijigen, and reviewed the whole of the troops. Afteie ?? they were exercised i. fir. iig ...

... THE lfORAW~CYAONICLE.' -: 2-LPLAr, JUL z4 sx.| Advides were yesterday received from Gibraltar, stiting, that the Witish Cornmander in Sicily had taken-advantage of the.absenceuf MM.AT from his do- minions, and ha ordered the erobarkatlon of 6,ooo troops: Uane the nmmarid of General MAITLAND. These force were to proceed to Minorca and Majorca, whete they were to be i ?? bY about 4,ooo Spaniards ...

... DR. JOnIISON'S LMNICe. c6mrIIICcAL rEcu. LIARITIES. - TO TIMr EDITOR OF TIE V ORNING CIHONICLE. SIR, .- t Ih all the varictiesdoF inqiiry which have been insti- tuted into the writings of Jolnson,; is :flkioary seehss to have escaped with less examination, after that wiich its first appearance exciitid4.tiJ any Of'his other wvorks* Ikpresentsi ho'weverj ?? ihis curious in liteniaresti i ...

... 4CIRCtMAR 140. ?3 ?? Mr..? 40. T, War-Office, 6th July, air2. SIR,-The Prince RTegent halving had under his c6insideration the siiuation of Non-cornmissione-l O1icers and Privates 4is- charged fromn tha Arny, who, frorn the loss of Limbs, or other sericus disability, c6ntraited on Service, require personal as- sijtancc; hi, loyal Higbness has been please;!, in the name aud on the behalf' Of is ...

... TO I'HE EDITOR OF.IEllE MOUNING CIIUONICLE. ,Silt, Under the above head, in your Paper of the 6th, appeared an incorredl report of the case, James v. I1allett, upon which a judgment had been given on the preceding la y. As that-case must be considered highly interesting tr al:I persons who either have lands to dispose of by wvill, or wvho claim lands under such an instrument, I am confident ...