... poSrrS , CRIPT. From the LON)ON G;AZETTl'E, MAY °5. Fo FA.N-(lFFICEr9, 1ay 25' IS PAlTCII, of l' Ihich the followinitis a copy, has \ ten receised by Viscount Castltreagjh, his Nla- jesty's l',iieipal Secretary of State for Foreigni Affairs, j nun Genceral Viicount Catheiart, K. B. his Alajestv's Ambassador Lxttaortlinarv and Plenipotentiarv to the Y)tiptrorof Russia, dated My Lord, Dreslen, ...

... . POSTSC1RIPT ?? I LONDON, TUESDAY, Februarsy 28. A1N aecount has been reeeivza of the successful comnenencement of our operations on the eoast ot Geoi'gia. Admiral Coekburn arrived there abont the 12th of Jantuiry, alnd immediately landed a force to attack thle town ?? St. Mary's. The town was talkel wvith little resistance on the 16th. of January. It is ?? at the mouth ofa river of the same ...

... I EXETER, WEDNrESDDAY, Dec.21. On Tuesday ?? the Rev. 'Thomas Orylls, clerk, A. B. of Trinity Collegre Chapel, Cambridge, was instituted by the Rev; Preeeitor Bartiam, to the rectory of Cardyn- ham, in the county of CornWall, ani Dlocese of Exeter, on the presentation of Emily Trevenen, of Mawgair, in ,Aeneage, in Co wall, spiulster, void by the resignation of the R1ev. lrhomias Treventfn. ...

... friaV9 anb I qmturbav? 4?Dtfnbavi 900toavlo Poeo. 0( ,pro the LOA'DO. G4ZETTJE, September 24. ar at P iE. Oazette of this.evening eontains ?? lh for the aissealbling of Parliament, on the eighth th , of November next. Thlis laiette mentions the appointment of Sir Charles Nart, 1;. JR to be one of his Majesty's Most Honorable iivV Couticil ; and stateis the eaptbre of the Americau ~booner ...

... EXETER, WEDNESDAYS NXo. 9. BiRT-O Thnrsday th nstant, te. 1ady ?? William Pole, Bart. .of-Shltei68use, in this.county, was safely delivered of a daighiter. Friday last 'na. niarried, at leavitreeehurcb, Thomas Blntchinsbn, Esql. to M.rgs.tTolfrey.' . Thursday last, was ijiarried, ft ide, Mr. FrancisNicks, of Pole-hvioe;' Alphib4gto.lj, to :Miss White, otIde. Oa Saturday the 29th October. was ...

... IkI a ,VOAEJ6.N NTPLLfOENCEE L9iluORN. Oct. 15. Two Titrtins and a ieo&, ativetd frana iarraehe, announce. that the Emperol of utJo-'oceo, ib calling out bow? c.rps .ul Militia. It is believeol, thattthis is done foe the purpose of assistillg the Oey of Algiers, in case of his s4tates being ile- .snaced *ith a niew Atack. Tbere is no truth it) the hosti;e spieit pretended to exist, b; tween ...

... TO THlE EDITOR. I LONfDoN, JU'LY 25, 1817' *SIR-AS a lmeeting is ititended shortly to he held to thel1 iake into considerats ?? prop ad v to relieve antd remoralize the poor, and the unenrployed Itdi ,f the working classes, I feel it incumbent on me, tag4 previoOslY, to Put the public in possession of a greater Mai development of the principles oil which it is founded, inl prel order that the ...

... ?? l f/D() i0iND02 GAZETT TE, of SATURDAY, Seltemiber Z0, 18l7., rFlS.9 Catelo announces that the Right lion.l 01ti tl's t'hetwynd, Earl Talbot, was on W;ed- sI ol.1jr Swofl'l' of' his Majesty's Privy Council, and d u :t hie prillee R1egent deckhres the same noblemnan e i.CItCItnlnt -;GeLeirl and GCeneral Goi ernor of Ireland. r .k\NIIRUPTS.-Johnl Bernoulli and Emanuel Ber- t _f Jtbfleltr,0 ...

... irODONV. SATURDAY, JUNE 7. CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED AT LISBON. of The city has strongly agilated during the whole of w this morning by the ieceipt of advices from Lisbon, *N bronght b.Y the Duke of Reut packet. which uuequivo- at cally 5tate the discdediy of a deep-laid plot, not only to Pt ove thiro v the legitimate Authorities generally in Por- of tlaal huit alsoto massacre Marshal Beresford, ...

... POST7SCR1IPT. THURSDAY's POST. FMorn the LOINJ)OYA GAZE, TTE, July 29. WYJIS Royal Highuess the Prince Regent bath been JU. pleased, in the name alnd onl the behalf of His Majesty, to grant unto Field-Marshal His Grace the Duke of Wellington, Knight of the Most Noble Order .of the Gart pi, &c. &C. (&e. His Majesty's royal licence and permission, that he may accept and wear the in- signia of a ...

... TIlE ffWAGER. IOnD B- who in cock-fighting took great delight liace olfered this wager to lay- That when put down togelher the cocks should not figoht, But run from each other away. For that he a greater attraction would hring Than they to each other would prove, A chalrm so alluring, that round (lie wide ring They should follow where'er he should move. The wager accepted, Ihe cocks trimmed ...

... . -DEV4V0N COUNTY AETr ING . _ _ . d I _ - _. t - .: ?? .i Act ba s e r id The lleetiug fo. lthe plllrlpse ol vstng -ui'es of conlolefice to his Royal Highnuess the Prince Regent, ber Mitjesty, and -'rince Leopold, agteeable to Recqui- sition,, wa%,held abonr CastleN, oni Yniday last 4aud. in point qf, rauk;, respectpabiliky, and unalnimity of sentime.nt, vvas never surpassed on a'on r former ...