... ?? 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 ...

... . 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 ...

... . 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 ...

... : . I NaT., : . it ?? ?? JflA4A ¶ 5 ,I EIis Rpyfil isgi~s;est~ rt ;'egent has ;;i e..eased, iin heiaierqand ontth bhalfof his D: by Le e.P atent usidr' the' ?? 1°- f Jn, * Pidvost'of. Trnity Collgegi ]EYnblirt,'-tffiei~tl. . 'of D)roimiot, in tha .rooda bf Dd&it ~lpJ rlate ]3iihop: tti~ereoff deceased' ?? i; -His 'Rdyal -Highness Te'8 ?? ,RtegerQ hiss-a^ls tb een~Vteased, 'in' the 1ati. X p ? ...

... ?? NEWS ?? A few c; ws ro, v ...

... I I 1U2S1. AND) D1 nLIS 2 A C of 9 frch w~j f of' ctwe 'o!lje&'f iorrade d t fl~fl' by Mr. Kir'Aan. |. OfreA ?? of raspscbo c:iz a in additiou to 1tjose who had been prious94l.Y'Bnmt'Ofed. MAuoletta yP& e1 having bdeen provided by the Xligh 8fh itle notice givenl yesterday. !hat a nnasber of the ury wo.utd be clallenged. cathaoiel Hlone, Esq. being the 1irsto led eailed tpod the Jury, Mr. ...

... 'lTuesdays ( And l~cduesdoy's Posts. wt LONDON, W 7rJ2DYED.4Y, NOfVEi1U3ER 13,181 at, HE 'ontit~ti;_n America~n frigate; W whc as arrived at TPortsinouth from Char- th hourgh, with Mr. Itlissel, has Vr(h Pr~' journrals to tile 6tbh ist. Tbah tliec all Dnr Slichet, is .not so late by ItI days asatealie t' tatlhave reacied us front VaLncuca by Giltraha~r. Ile tie p isses, ovvr, intuoticed, his ...

... ANHOL.T A1Z4.- , . STOCYnoLM, OCT. 3o.-!The post communication t1 between Ystadt and Stralsund having of late been much tl .molested ?? privateers, our Government has i6- . sued orders for- *02 armiament of two yachts, for the fiue ture conveyance of the mails.' These vessels will have , dire ions to repel any attack which may be made upon 1 thebm; an4 it is hoped that the safety of the ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLIE. ?? ~ ?? .OEJJJ .~ , . s. Dispatches from Cadiz were received yesterday by Ministers, 'respeting which the' .following Bulletin was circulatetd in the Public Offices. e,.Disjitcceshtve b'een'receivedfronl MajorGeneral Cooxeg dated Cadiz z6tk. and a8th 0,1 by wirch it appears that a de- :taihrsdent from ihe=arrison, under chisonmnadvembarked in theveaningof the roth of ...

... To r'!E ErDITOR OF THE ABETRijEui JOURNAL. . [ sr~~~ A'dite otteram Pa/ems~. { | See, , Bi Ili your paper of the I3th, I observed 5' a wanton and & unprovoked attack on the Author of the Hisiorv sf M er - te & ro, by a Correipondent, who has not thought it proper of to favour the public with his name, but who, firan his do;- m: trine and his rmaener, i's evidently a votary of Methodism. th ...

... . LLOYD's MARINE T--v. x2. ,j, . _ .i The Requin.privafeer, of 16 guns and 5i8 men, belonging tofloulogne, was- taptured ?? on. 1'hursday' by- the Naiad frigate, and sent into the Downs. : t'he General Graham, from Lonalo= to'.Botany Bay was spoken, on the -28thSeptembeF, in.. lat.}1i. 45. -long. 26. S6. all well. Parted, from the Prince Regent, ' , bound' to Jamaica, on 16th, alliwell, Ilat. ...