... ?? 77- - } 2 &0 ?? M AERCUR2. ' E N v Grse~~. -4 r ?? N . O~iTLeM N. ?? - Ii:.O A few obsertatiowi on the late trials in the King',s Bench in ii whic thedecsi~ileliaatt&f tho-;e coisiiircial licences, which, 'd warranted iotbr Bt~usidesiksh orulents to the Baltic, during t' lt conspr ting, of, pterh , bess thaceptabal;e to your readers. wth t ?? t proniry, ninmanufacures induced to ship on ...

... MONDAY-NOVEMBER U The account received in town last night of Prince Regent was of a favourable nraure; alia. he had a restless night on Saturday. AIS tiX clock yesterday morning he was macis refrshed, the inflamnmation in his ancle, &c. wvs Iessaflz, in the afternoon he was considered muc be every respect. A nunmber of persons of disinction lefttL at York-house yesterday. The Scout, which ...

... 'DESAT OPGIRARD. ?? ~ - - - X a, ?? 1:11: We are enabled to insert a .Itee f'omi Geie- a Hil~i's b~ther, ?? bein$ thbearer' the of- cial report to Lord;WeWliigqtn, Wnmust haive -6ss'ess- e'd'th'e'jnot aitimle 'm'eans bf V rrnatiion)~ to h1ts cdr- ?? ~isboki,' together with such' adidiion- al CirCuim~sf ances 'as':tblA 'tcoirespoiidel6ent ,was himself enawbled 'to cilleeti~- i ?? ?? 2 Lsbon ...

... - THE XAMTNIR. / 404~1D.E 40-aiEMaE t4 S, Dvik mc I We*bsekc7 of-iidtellie-nce of rnomeoit from ,$pain, Et dy beh duiititive tosk a little.into what, is paisis ii bidia. Revolutixs are now ada.ys soreni0 n, *hat amali leads of a Dukie Oeiri despodled or0 ?? -ir-. wt rrc.ly tn- re'e ?? whi^- tie peruses the anout of a feasoi ha w' pket pdj or -oth eoirimtlta f a tae ted btdd'b These things, ...

... . 1 . %unDap'o ]post. - - I TlIE fleetof transportsladen with militar stores Tfor -the Baltic, which has-been detaited some time at the Noire, has it length sailed for its des- tination. We have been for some time aware that ,In immense quantity of military stores were pro- viding for foreign service, and the quarter for which they were intended was very-distinctly hinted to uis, but ...

... I TO hte Editor (!f'te t )ps)ii ,Journvi.u.l. I AUXILIARY B[IBLE SOCIETY FOR SUFFOLK. As a spirit of opposition hls begunnto miallitest itself it the New Auxiliary Bible Societg, wvhich is said to be fornming in tile County of Stllffblj, I shikill doabtless be allowed tite salle liberty ais Mr. Cobbold and others, of laying beoore the Pub- lic moy sentimaentts onllthat subject. 3,ill', yesrs ...

... POS TSCRIPT. lor(d Chzambertain's Office, NAT'. 7, 1 g II. The Conirt will gotinto mourning on Sinday next, tie 10th inst. for his Serene llighness Prince George of Brunswick, his Majesty's nephew. . Yesterday afternoon the Prince Regent arrived at Ycrk JHouse, from Brighton, and to-nmorrow will preside at a lrivy Codncil, at which the final pro- rogeationj of Parliament will be agreed upon. A ...

... At the antniverslarv of this Society, held on bhe I 25th tlt. Mr. Iley', the Ch( ?? of the ( ollimuittee, having I A9 . A A. l A. A ?? .. I_ opened the busiliess of the Aeeting, itn ilost apposite terIs, concluded waith inovinig, that Jamets I lardy, Esq. the Recorder of ?? Borouglh, be reque sted to accepst the olfice of President ol the Leeds Auxiliary Ribkle SocietY. Mr. Ilardy having ...

... 7'a the Edetor of bhe liampshire Telegtaph. U. SiR,-1 wish. for a moment to clim tbe attention of the public, on the subject of the Portsea Island. Water Company, the subscribers to which chiefly consist of 'our resident tnwnsnlen, who bave e ernbarked the snum of 30,0001. toward the- 40,Ooo. w vhich fin ms the capital of the undertakingr bnt in so ! divided a mauner, that even the ...

... I - ?? i~ . I .. .- I3ti ?? ;. t ax}.> isI ?? 0 .f at SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETFlI nt; ^; > - DIJXilIN-CAsTLE, NOV i4. ' [CC I RdyIignsthPirc b t , ?? e lt on ehe beal ies sret, Il & YV RI a *! ?? ESl y het D td :. :.n to psnio or- tle.~ .c~~al ..D .iv~o s 'Oil Dr.T im. 1ery,, tima d~ffindth Cr.¶'; ;, h 6--, % Cq to DT~. toil^. bxn-le'y Bernobe.iyp' St~bf Tri - lltnigerinth ;,m ess o utrHi. ...

... .HRIRE U-MANl LETrER ITL To eihe AD'I'7 - W1' reA SIR 8111, C11 . 4 -2 ?? you, in my lastLettj. * ckdt, ajnd yoI will ?? Silmeat n, chat, an Yo see by this long Lete. ia kept my wiord-.n& usunl thing with pe,40n slJ1, self, whb haye -recently succeededto office. What a sad tbhig it is to have Popisll ts bad as iii Irdand to have Popih servaar& L. was. cmplaining_ of ths the other da -talked ...

... . LisBok, Nov. .z.-Byyleitter§ from Alentejo received by the courier of yesterday, we know, that the Frenqh en corps, cornmnded by General.Girard, was routed.qn co the 8th nit. in Arrayo de Molines, by General Hill 1 (with the loss.of ;oo killed, - rooo prisoners, General Girard Vyas woirided, a4d Generals Blrune and ?? .remnbprg taken priboners), who wvaa pursuing the remain, der of 'the ...