... I f , -fla t F . :,. . - ,- Ir. - C--:l -L -., -.- .. L-- I Tksis frail daughterrof pubjicqnototivty has again come before the i bilgitingwirl her pesti. ferous breath everPihbje~ti that comeis within its influelnce Thpubi ic pers, a tsh'ti't tinie since, amongst other informati n conce i 4 the watering pla~es, mention~ed th-at Mrs. ,a'rke-vsag rt Wvor- tliiog,an4 that crowds of ...

... LONYD'N-,OCTOBER 1. CAPTURF OF TWO FRL;NCH-FRIGATES. We liavelht pleafs'uienf recordinig anottier at' dhievetrent by otir Naval Power. - Criur readers knew that three Frentch frigates sailed soine tiite ao for the E'ist fndres, and that they were geen off the Z.li5 of Fra tie * of course t'lrey hive prepli'ed ?? tfor be.ring of t-heit tapture. ?? can tratify their ei ?? AN0 ?? have tieea re ...

... .. : t I # ; t I LONDDON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. n.. . . . . . -By the arrival of the Cephalus sloop of war; pa- pers to the 8th ult. and letters to 'the 1 i th, liave been received from Gibraltar. Some extracts frorh the fornier are given in a subsequent column. TIie Spanish army of Muircia', it appears, had suffered more from privatidiss and fatigue on its retreat, than from any encounter ...

... |THE i l.VG.--B ULLELV s 01PTE ?? : - g ¢ Wudlilsor Catstle; Ytt 5. The Khinno hier passrci !he i tlia/til slet anrd is obi qu ite soial~u i tkr~liiloany: . . Oct ?? Kine, rantirted nsnrl'i itr The same State ?? ?? ?? c ' Ai. l stqi hau5 c pt dttrit lthe last si.> fiwucs a Oci. ' f, ; 1a1jtesly it Iws h ,1d a l,590d deal lf sleep, bat isiit i c rcaliy lijapuswen by ith Oct T.-'Sl Jiaeni-t ...

... J }bi3NDONX, TuDSIAY,. OBER 6. . ; Rss'okrrs 6orroboatiive.ofthe- first accounts -of the' deiteat of--Marosont- by.pd-Wveliihgtoni, con-' tinuetoQ be 'recei'ed. fAi vessel his-iafifed~ from Gij on, which saileid on the 4th irist. and hxa brougilt a letter dated-ttid, which iseo the follo'ing *cffwd i T~he ne~vs hel c to,day is, t~int the tredc'h have been cinpletiely defeated-at Tama hes, ...

... (BY EXPRESS.) LONDON, OCT. ct. An express was rpceived at one o'clock yes- terday from Windsor, at York-bossue, stating, That his Majesty is not worse, and had soriao sleep during the night. By a vessel which arrived in seven days from 'porto, letters have been received frous thast place to tbe 13th instant; and from Cortiuna to a date sninowhat prior. They communicate nothing of ...

... '' MI2 iT.AR~lI i.: : .,, .., .., I i. : ., _ I .MJfLIT-RY,&EACoWCILjIATION.-. I Wr feeltthe'most sincereplu m that the unfortunate'e difference 'which Itoo place bet cees h 7se Ndttif'thalih -anid9 tiniendr 'iceh-r, s tf'fniiili DIbli; ' has Wbtin *mo'rtr i i Tq'e oltbl ritg. inteisting acciount flbenoddifihtoi l extracted frot 1;2e .Pat,'t, an lri i'. 4 On lWe4nesday last' the tqys ...

... . t, On Sunday, at Call-Lane Chapel, in this , trwn, a collection was made for the Leeds General Pnre Infirmlary, almounting to 34l. IOs. After a truly excellent, appropeiate and im. *, pressive Sermon, preachedl h the Rev. E. Wil- .e liams, D. D. Tutor of the Academy, Masbro', last ?? Sunday evening at the Nether Chapel, Norfolk. Be street, Sheffield, for the benefit of the Sunday. r, Schools ...

... , Z,7 M1tEJT1.vNo A T R TIJ- MlR. -ICHOLQN havj ng, jtl his ftaWle- mtnt hiarin date SCO PnI3Ier 14th, Conveyed, s nliatiote tcpd to illdltte t he IeeIr. that 04nr shios had fbeeil matte to Colonel CIllp yt,' at file Meeting at qloacdliay ann hM11,` ca .ler upon the fonr gtienitri p ?? It that Ira'sa'rtirOn, toYrriV the conthnts of thatastatement;, vefeellniursti'e!'silld upo0t, in justice to ...

... MR. FOX'S LAST MO9MENTS AND DEATH. fi Tl froueai', M>iemoeris )I - r After recer . mg tnle ?? several' time, lie, g,-rw alsrmingly uorse; he vwas however, corn- Pote 1, andl old ncst complain. Mrs. Fox wsa now an objectol comnaiia'erla'on; her anguish was so great, that I ielt-tht wisjricea ol the momrent increasral by witnessing ther sorraw. TISh distres5s.s of Gent F2i.- patrick, I.ord ...

... SENThNCE I iui C0&R'T-iAR'TAL ON LIEUI- iF ! ~ TENANT-COLONEL COC.-IRANE. Adjutae-Ge;vend's OTicc, Fuwat. Guinatdox, Se/. 1-. No. 'Ata'Glndrsl Coufi-MTartial, held by virtue of t iwirrasst, asid' ii sirae of 'aii 6der, 'froni tiib Esc6e0iify 'Generail Ldtd Viskouni NeI'liigtohn'K'B. uomugn dr' bf tbhe:T d'foes '-at '*Ga egdi , trhde24i I 'o cf iist', ' f81f I'f' ivihichi' ...

... L OK, l =O n . ,0,N'O-5N, tI UNESDAYi,'rbtTOBFk,2. ' BY intelligence received' frojir the French coast, it appears that ThF objec't of thef equ'ipments going forw~rd in t\X Scdt, and in the ports of the Cfiai- neis~n o ept~tivavowked to be thc- invasion of this country. A gihtlenan who fWiss very recently at Boulogne, calculates the tronps collected there at 60,000 men.' The flotilla consists ...