... lPOS TSCRIP T. mebletlttbatip'O allb3 ZDl~Ugti);lP' Porto. From Tzufflay. niglt's gazeUe. Y thia nights. gazette, we learti that his Ma- jesly's slhon R oyalitt, haW capture1d the Preakch nrivatcer Le i'raconnier, of I) guns and 47 men. Al.so, that a mcrclint brim bad been brolmlt out fronm pn shore uider. tlle Rattctie's of Vieppe,: by. the boats of his matjestyr'~s ship) Theban, supported by ...

... I( o .SCRIPT. , I From the LONDONZ GAZETTE of Sept. 24. HiS nigti-t'sgaiette contains some verv interesting 1 detail~s of the achilevrenetits of our ?? naval -lroWes, lvhich we are sorry tile want of room preveltQ . fron insurting,-at lrftliah. ?? first letter is from -'Capr. (Carteret, of.the Naiad frigate, dated off ltilongtre' Sept. °i.-It ?? that in'wh bu~ t ti Wi bi-ng observ(d 'Wjimig t ...

... (riD att~at, tuno'ay, anzz Toua' 'j toth. LONDON. SATURDAY. Aug. 24. THE KING. 4JE ifollowing bulletins have been issued since our last: (it7ndsor-c'astle, Au1-ust 21, 1811. Ills Nlajesty c&q slept througiout the night, avid appears refreshed tlhis m~l i) 1 >f i lf'ihndsor Castle, ,&l(igst 22, 181 1, There is no va- riation itl hids IMajestys SliitonS ?? yesterday. Wfindsor Castle, fl1 rust ...

... IT-IM ?:v ,,?,-attirmv ?!DtmDa-r., allo ODMArlo poiloo Poro tbe LOND)ON GAZ7.TT3-of Februair, 16 fuu i>1>-OmiCa, TFebruary 15. T1FIS al Hv i highness tbe Prince Rtegent has beell tJL ple;ised to appolitd the Right 'tflon. Lord William geltiiuk to he his Majesty' Envoy Extraordinary and tdijnisrer Plenipotnentiary to thle Court of Palermo; and A~t~fl~ugitO Jn Foster, Esq. to be his MiAjesty's ...

... Wednesday arrived at the Motherbank his Majesty's ship Cyane, Capt. Collier, from Malta and Gibraltar.- She was immediately placed under quarantine, but re- ceived pratique the next day, wten she cane up to Spit- head. The Cyane left Malta on the 1st September with convoy, and after receiving on board an Ambassador from the lonian Isles for this country, made the best of her way for Gibraltar, ...

... P [YNt ( Utl [, Ifjh-iemtr 1?. . .. Fvridfq, Wijndl varimible. Yesterdlay sailed th-e Millet SClhfloTrN, witli sf,-le'l orgerslC aniI the Nept i& ne sender, . (o A erot k.lp e b±euch brig th lat m;il cue not a few days finice hy the boats bf the JOi;m frigrae an11d Gro~1er U-hig, and on hoard whie hte plie.e tomaster, quarIter- imaster, alld captain's siewarfi, were ?? uiur- derel, aririved ...

... M - ?? - ST- . W'm I' I PQSTISCRIP T.I Froni1 ti '()NI)Q (OZETTE, Alat, 14. I N iiiY' i1if Ah iA1 ~i aly t 1':'In~noti to Pi I'hw'I t Qut' roh i-i. ho I nepI I Nh ~ t A'huh iiisd cramikm.i I ntlo, tI ?? e~to ~triis u~ 3,inteso, i le fin. th Unkh.;1 L he sale 'i111c, qj t IhN (I~xpe corj!!. Oni myx rejolining her lasi vi ht n hs ,ad siifonw she had 11teen cha~sed 11161~!:Oledayby lie ...

... POST7SCRIP ra tbtzrr~jj, l 1to Zbarrbap'o L~ftao From the LONDON GAZETTE, 4pri 1¢, ADuI IRAI.IY()lFICF., April 16. V ICE-A.dhiral 1Thorbhoroub-h has transmitted to / .ithn Vilstu Crokef', Esq. a letter lie had received frotn Captain NIMaitlaud,1 of his ?? ship Etjwrald, giviln. ;III aucotlit of hi: having, on the 6th instant, cap.- tured L'Au,-uste, a prench ship privateer, of 18 guns and 12( ...

... IMPERIAL PARLiAMENT I HIOUSE Or LORDS. tIMfRSDAY, Jwtuary 10.]-The House met at ten o'cloc!l itt the forenion, , whlen a tnessage was brought up from the Commons, hy Lord Louvaine and other Mem- bees of thbt House, Aequaialting thceir L~rdships that the Commolis had agreed tv the rtsolutious which hatd pas- sedl their Lordships' floue on Tuesday. Lowd Lournine'lbroaght another message from ...

... = = = ?? fridat,~~~ ealrav -gD ago @0~asfi ons* ?? trom the LONDON GAZETTE, AiUg. 3. Awi!IRALTY-OFFICE, u. 1, r eI S day, in pursuanee of the pleasure of his '3 Royal Highness the Prince'Regent, in the ollie and on the behalf of his Mlajesty, the following ?? of ?? fleet were promoted,, viz. Vice-Admirals of thi Blue, Henry ?? Darby, B{Iwyard Bovwater, George Palmer, AV. O'Brien Drury, ,nd Wan ...

... EXETER, W.n1TisD AY, Se/lit. 4. BIr:TH.-Q1n Sattirday lart, at D~unchidmiock4Iouse, the Lady of Jiamles litmiuii, I~q. of a son. On 'l'uesday the 2Gth ult. wvas married, at Seaton, by the Rev. Mr. Cutcliffe, John Ackerman, 1Esq. to Harriet, third daughter of the late William Cox, Esq. of that place. Last week was married, at Sidmoutl, by the Rev. W. Jenkins,' Theodore Bailie, Ei(q. of ...

... - -;-5a I _ ) I . . ? , o. 1 . I- \ L I.. tt') ibe ?? oftilC FAE -R Allt FLY5ING-POST. l Sl it, un' Cotiistelit P~rotestant has no, greatrauifi ''urp riwe ?? no o1ne has ittcii stricttures onl Dr. Marh's~eri~o, ~liei.I believe. not one, but hjimself, vtilt Iivhe ve I, tit rirtl to-qviake tlII e allsurb assertitilI, ''that thle re'ligion yla~ 'N Ilild is vot ito be regardedi a5` the nlationlu ...