... - - 0- ?? FROM TlE . LONDON GAZETTE. .Aidmiralts y 0/1ire, ilrlty 11. DMlI . AT. I.ord Ganibier Iras traloslitteed to John A Mlsjol Crt) r, lEsq. a letre li cij his LJoirdShip h ret' ii-i( rfoi,, Ca.tIiiU Sir GCOIrge ?? Collier, of his Ailjs'stv's ship Sars'Cislasitr, givin ll ~tiaccoilnitofhli~ hnstlig, on the 1st izst. ciqtured La Creole French privateer, of 14 gune aid 11 men, oil her first ...

... PA4R LILMUETAJPk' PFFOMI?. nt. \ Extract of a Letter -from the REV. CeisrtornttnR le IVYVILI., to NAJOR CARIWRIGHsTr. Dl- * MY DEAI SIR, ?? Hnll, .prid 18, II81. a Accept my cordial thaiks and congratula. Sions for your exertions to promote tile Union of 't ''the two great hodies of Reformari, ar(d on the 5 success which baas hitherto attended your Lffurts. -y And I Jose nio tiute to ...

... AvorL INSTITUTION-Afr 18a of 'L SR LDAVY-S FOURTis LECTcUa ON 62oLOt1, p ?? - ' ?? ?? ?? ' 7 0! f :tit In te foregoing lctures on Geoiogy, the obect-b'aa been, 'se Zto-pint outr the aspects by w~hich frock6 inay 'be dlstinuuished- £Fronieach other. It has bees} shewss, thxat thteire appearanc~e0, . zocwxtsanilfng-their irregi~ariy, bear a constant-relation ~to -tic their irnteiior coiscruction ...

... ,D 1URGH, BUTS CONi X S.;t ->nApril ;4'l:1#i Poun4itkni stdsse .of a large mason h al, belonging t theh-perative lodge of I.uiheld,. Ywas laidjhere by 'his Graee the DiLk.of Athole. Ardrege meeting of both lodges of this ic attended, and the Rev. Alexander Nien gaxe ameszclent :pay~er or Ie-oc~asion. The-brethren- afterwards retired to their tespectivelodgeg, and.spent the evenig in the ...

... IWEDNESDAY-MAY 1. A Court ?? Council will Im hall to-inorrow, for the purpose ot COD fdllowmoig important motion *- That the freedom of this City be rescrve Highness the Prince Regent, in testinsolY or grateful sense entertained by this Court Of fiii and amiable and endearing qualities; of the PI! stnittional principles, exemplified by bh to the rights and liberties or the people; or ?? atc ...

... ITIE MIORNINVG CHROAiCLE. ,LONDON; Tz1UJRSDAI, MAr 2, 1x81. TVhe letters by the Lisbon mail which were deliveres ~.scerday morning, are not later than the date of the ;;dlic dispatches, and supply very little additional in- + bn, aticn than Ministers have thought fit to conlmuni- in the Gczette. The French, though not pur- sisud, had in great numbers crossed, the Doqr6, which inidviy ...

... ftiDav, ~ltrtWtav, qunlaV I atom gnbaf'o Boat, ; LONDO. i SATURDAY. May 18. TglS dto arrived a mail frotn Ardbolt, with Papers , d le tters, the latter of ?? from Guttenbcrgl r Tbe, ,ltdate of the 1ith instantl. 'Thle Gazettes are b ?? L st1JLoulJL sietll that the tditlrences subsistin. bstneen o 301 , we fl, have bren composedl, as all Swedish o i thc h arbours of the former, are permitted to ...

... BlsrAOUE COMIPLAIN'sS, The late Dr. Percival in afedic~lc F~ssays, has partictialfly sanctioned the ifs -. .i 'M.lboj as a medimine ot' the highest re- ,.ctore oC t ,iU' e i, suchl debilitated disorders of ths stomach and bqtvvel~ a; proceftd from bile ; as liausea of the stomach, bk ijead-achs, low spirits, alld violent vomiting antd 5sC,;¢g, proceedin-g frolu putrid or vitiated bile. It P ...

... SuS~SEX. SATTIRi)AY, MAY 11, 1811. A; cer~lb,. T. l Eclm, Esq. (son of the late i ,,%r Nils ret,1cd to1 Servle ?? PalliallLetit r) rl'a Meili Hl 1.1 iii 5rel'l'C III t'al'iniilseut y'rnough of Lewes. (ieesrae ?? Iethe CAnidate, finding thle promise. hes ial afaroiir'of NMr . Kemp, iiecnet. Both candidlates eiter- ttfilnsat the difletrent innis alid 'Olsi f700 toils bisrthsen. 1bone6- - . 4 ' ...

... PROdTSTANT DISSENTERS. -I At a General Meeting of Protestant is- senters, and other Friends to Reliiious Li- berty, at the Ldndon Tavern, Bishopsgate- street, on Friday, May 24., l Si 1, convened ft receive the Report of the Committee appointed at a former Meetinrg, to prevent by every legitinate effort the suecesiful progress of a Bill intfodixod into Pauib- ment by- Viscount Sidmouth, ...

... POS ' SCRIPT. . n LORiI1flS MAY 4. With the exceptiun of Almneika the enemy are no.v cns- pletely expelled frem P, rtugal and thie hnpy situation of our affairs in the North has ?? \VE!LLtGTON to turn his view. o the Southern part ' f the Penitnsul, ff vhich we are coanldent will aiso ihe very Se1n rid otn their presence. The last Dspatches from his Lordship left lint at Nisa on -his way to ...

... UNI1TED Pa RLjAIA~lE \'yy GRXEaA T BR D - ;JJ U D, * he SIve .Srw4atssio,,y-i~j, thv 9risftLoa l, anid the &Otsc~rditrs'l~il~er red athid tme and passed. . 'ie 1rsh Ships' ]3i1 passed through a Comnitte and was -e- .port-t. wyithout 'Asnendixxent.. v : auein a c '1 h a~orp -Ec' 1311. soe lcalandpeivate Bills, were ?? h up toram ?? by Sir Janeds pGrahi.m, Sir rho.. m'II:IS fostyn, and otheifr ...