... iiZELiUSI -Q A-CKER Y- ,TO THE DxTOR or ita tRAXIqtmu-Z iI& . i?,mro ?? ?? ws hich appearediza tbe jjrnxiuet, We. 1283, under the- headl of - teli~iuueQ~a~sktr4 apape,'rs tF hae-t eknize&. a yiivuent emotjpt -among thSails, . Your Carre odes A lsoeripiirnil,~A fissete, and IX hi., ?? in coevequeiite brewved up a sluh o~fwords, hich il suppnse, uwas inseoded to 9iik A nthe ?? author of that ...

... Fli(X lAELL.(; |j .; ?? - ?? Paazis. JlYLY Ef ?? ' i | P'gls, 23. lr iiit e i Si thhib of -Berg`, l rri se'd s at St. cl4wd on rtda, vie , The riiperoir clarsped- sionw fg: a co~g'I' u blv wUl5rG '.anat.-lL '.ConcC said he ' ) Rolli ,. ,# tir, .5(31 will j e uo ir- tu t P; . ?? a me .'father woulnch IsC to tink :it he :4- Lt- a; ?? foi- is . ,$ ;ie ; wil 1 ll' i ' ' 1:i deb- ?? rsn*~i -. ...

... PRO f iN~ L -Y-'RL -tG:; ? . :OINf t adLIEC~.- -Wbaxuto'uss s.-_aj inslance occurred, afew days ago, at Dover, oI the horror eatertnired by the poor of lvint, in a vorkhouse. AgaClccy, a youg girl, about l'l years of age, had lefl the poorihouse alift iW5 to go iwto sersice bet being. disappointed injrdcurarha plate, thep dor girl was so alaird at slie ?? reMturisig, that 'sltend vei o ?? her ...

... MAGI T-IA D--CBNCY , , - .dinlurgh, June ,2, 1810. My DMftim Sin,-Although what I am to communicate is sufficiently contemiptib*e, F-Ifel myselfimtpelled to make tite con. munaition, from- the high iespect I have for Sir Francis !Wcdott. - -Pease thenabe informed, that an Euglishman, who has been -sme years domiciled in Scotlaad, lately resolved on opening a house for selliag- draught porter, ...

... i Under the Patronage of his Royal ?? Prince of This Evenilng, will be a GRAND -GALA and 'FiRE, WORKS-Adnissioil 3s: 6d.-Dodi; s operi at 7, and the Con- F cert begin at 8 o'rloc'i. Fr the BFNEFlI (of Mr JONES. THEA rRE-ROYAL, HAY-MARkET. 'I'his Evening will he presented, CuTHE FOUNDLING OF' IHE 2YFOREST. dount'de Valmont, Mr. C. 'Kernhe Fl rriari M. lones; [L'Clair, Mr. Liston ; Eugenia. Mts. ...

... Fr- m e LONDON, GAZM ; 4- ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, August ?? A.dsrnraVSir-Clsar jes& oteon h ?? to john Wilson Croker Esq. a Lerttbr +,e-lhad, received froin-.Captatrn Miy!- w *ell of his Majgsty a 'shipi Aceste, gistitfg - an account of -the capture of two ve~ssels.i n the Bay nf Martno il .te land .nF por~sza, ,on tbe 2tsq of Jvne6by ;the boats ofj the laovc slip i zand ropaze, under- the giredtion ...

... 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 ...

... THE MORNING CH ONICLE. 'L 0, N D 0 ?? WEDNESDAr,'ACUGVST 2, s 08o. Captain STACIKPOOLe of the Tonnant, arrived with dispatches from Cadiz, brings the important advice of the vigour and success with which Admiral Sir R. KEATS has commenced his coiritriand on the station. He had not taken the eomniand a fortnight before lie completely succeeded in showing to the Regency the prudence of removing ...

... ri m,-- , , ` I , w 6 TPeil .A tr OF 1 THt ' .r : Fe insort ?? yesterday the most vesenti&l pa.rt of this, Report. We nnw extra& other passaces. .which-are.of C~onsidelablieoima:portj*ce, as swwing die opinitanor'ill C e I' vlfjon thle facts befpre thenm.-. They observe' tiat since the suspension of'&ash pay-' Ments in 1797, it is certain,, that, e\:en if gold isiill OuI: measure of vtalue ...

... *W~ . , .M E U. I .: . . L- TU1M7D.4r, AUGUSTF, io. . Ey the Carteret packki,. Captair, DA'EY, Whicl zr. rived'on Fridayat F4INouth, with ?? and Gibral. 3ar Mail, accoiintb.tere reeceivediin to wn yeaterday from MessiMa, of the i2t of'SJyre. ;Er was ropo!rted (.hat the Paclet ,had: brought intelligence that MugAT had .attemnpted dihe ingasion of Skiciy, and had beendefeated with thie oss of ...

... n] D' VI;UXIIALL, Under the Patrdnage 'of hii,.Royal' Higilafhs Vite Prince of The gran-. MIIl VrARY FEL'P given. in'-hlioiotr of ttise BIR'I'H-DAY oF his R,)val l-igisness tbs Dfjty. of Yc)RP. wil0l be REPFA'I'RD in t'te saine. style of magn-ficence. Thivst Eveining-Admishion 3s. 61-Doota open at seven,. and the Concert begin at eigit o'clock., TiEA I RE ROYAL, HAtMAPITT. . ''his Evening ...

... THE MORIVING CHRONICLE. S : S~L' 0 N~ D-O N.:, ' rkH ~SDA U 4GUST So, z8to. We this day give partly the translation and partly the t substance of the Intercepted Correspondence which the |t R~egency of Spain has published. It is said to have Ii been intercepted by ROtZANA ; and that it contained some circumst:nttes which it would not have been pru. det fo r the Regency to disclose, The Lo d ...