... According7 to t-ivate letters froin Gibraltar, tde Ner'ope sloop of sear, Captr in Flyn, had carried ini there ui s1is (o1 war of considerable superior force, togrether with a prize of *reat vtlle, wlicit tl 1 renclnhil had Ctat 0 teil jilillet- di-itely previous [if tle .MIlrope falliung in with tim. The numblber ofspecial licesices granted in the year 1810, for the importation of grain, ...

... LAON DON, JUNE 27. ?.YUiir'i !Iis ) ?? stv ca tne ot W\inilsor ltrreice, acfollil- ^.\liS1 ?? ':d~ed flyr llip^i, (It~i 1vl mill .buit 'ui1ll 1)0li., Ili ii . 1 t.iurlne e, Iccollit- lIli- Niiee alli~ rs V ?? iu helIth, anid was very tlecl-ful dilid t;lkative to tle ?? 'iie Li.3,Iii jitlpilS stall ?? I nem Cv's force om the ITurm(s, plrek iow, to) thuir itnovcmulit o1) thle 3d1, at Q4,0(00 i ...

... ' TIUpRSi).\y'S POST. tiot SF. OF LOlt')>, MONDSAY, JUNE 17. On 6s6 motion for the third reading of the Insolvent jeitours P3ill, The Lard Chancellor seid, lie found in this Bill, that the extent of tile- teht had been altered from Vowt(tl. at which it sinod in the old Bill, to S3oinl. He therefore propoised, as an amren !ment to that clause, to leave out the words * three thtsuetid. and ...

... Letters from tde Frenchi coast assert, that Bonaparte has ordered sixty-eigirt Captliins of ships at Enmnhden to be arrested, who ere suspected of ha inhg had inter- course wvith Eumj im;l, rind hals ?? themi on board French ships of war at Aiii-tilp. Private aecouiits firolt France to the 5thl instant state, that the people liar at iengtth become acquaijnted vvil, tile disrstrous state of ...

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... - - N - . LONO;D(), JLT , r 6. This molnvtti-itttirtived ?? \1*jl k ('Idj7, ~inth PIPLOrS5 to thle 1111t1 tilt. Ulttt ittot prminuitett article ot iiltteligeiioo !_MIllutissa, Ilv ls 0il, itt killeil atnd woundtteit. It wvas' Somett tiltie sinc h bt' 511ti ill tile Fret cli Joto Ii als, that the 1lrtrnltioi veur Leloida; htit Mtrshttil Camtpoi Verdeb StySs its ot 'llk t pup'ellt Witti to ?? ...

... Juxt 18. * lie u 1e'ttec 'Otlt NLV Xork, it aIppears. tlelt if apirc- helteiolts oft anll ijllltedi atr ?? aue nut felt thItl'!, It I cath lit a1 ?? ot' e tiine!cijal aiterC- a se vt it a thtis coutltI y at [lie altliloac hillg 1,1i1, is !pvcil up Tlht o wVitclr, Nvwho lttl teindttdtl lt pUItr'chlta's, (uirectS, that ally * d, s 3lo-iOlit uiky he agtilt dispos~ed tf here, annd thlat tihe ...

... TI! U R3 1 'S sPOST. ll[OtUSI OFl COMMON;S,(I'ttitsa, Jt'It 7. ,,Jr. Perceval, after a brilliant encomiuitit upon the nilitary _.letts and bravery (if General Beresird, mover the Thanks ol' that House to that gallant illicer, for his conduct at the t,,ttie of Alboera, Several Memtbters bore testimlonY to the merit of Gei eril lleftsfind, anld the motion ias unanimaously agreed to.-_'ihanks ...

... atitrday's Post. (By Express.) 0J - x ,j A /, LONDON, JUNE 1-. ETIERS firoin Cadiz to tie 31st ult. state, that thle LFrench *were preparing to raise the Siege of C adiz, Irciat General Graham hud ordered everv hoat thbt cxickI be spared to ibe in readiness to coovev his allalit Miln to ?? point froin % hich the enemy mighilt be an- ice i it) his retre;ic. TlDe 11th Light Dragoons, whichi ...

... .11,1 Ii ha e arrived tins inornjll- ?? LiSl(nl andi Cadiz. F, ?? closely pursued by 1 Itir cavalnry in hris retreat to j H. \ j i, Iwtndes uile atbirs otf infierior imioment, it : ?? trat, oa tie Q2'd iilt. in an alittack upon Lierena, ; , ?? t tu tii [h ot'41i0 rink anid file, and 17 I. s. TIe trelcrhus %Nere upened hi b0i1re 13Bldlj oz ou c'2ti I, uh Irtl *UrI ur camirii ' Iregai palying ...

... ? Q_ nR D, A S a-4wt.will be preachedi ift aid Of thie Oxrorn MILDICaIL DIkSPNSAUS', by the Rtev. WCLL5A1M CROWE, LL. B. Public Orator, &c. at St. Martin's Church, to- norrov, the U3d ?? to begin at Eleven t*clock. Th)e Gentlemen of the several Choirs in UOxtrd having ktndly offered their assistance, in the course of th 'service will be performed the Te Detin, Jubilate, and two Anthems. The ...

... SATURDAY's POST. BY EXPRESS. LONDON, JUNE 21. -r is eixpected that anothier great atteinpt Aill he made Jbhv tlte French to restore their affairs iu the Penitensla; 1ted another dreadful battle will be thle consequence. 'The result of that battle, as to the gallantry of our trooPs, vte ilay fthl conlfidence anticipate; but it is inpossible to, learl, wvihout the most serious emotions, that the ...