... 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. ...

... * TUESDAY'S LONIDONM GAZE ET. . .. AD!IIRAf.TY-Orf1CE j NOV. I§. ;, S. ViCe-Adwlirsl ( w'ay IIa irapsmitted. t9 'P J. W. Croihr; F.st.. a letter from Capt. Rglf e' of' .f HKMAS. time (:heroi,1ii, giving an aecounit of. hi~i~1kayjng, HO l the flth of lst maolthcaptured ?? Danish, cuttr ' I' privateer, of tvo goti and twenty, nien,040 'r days from Bergen, wvithout ?? captuie. QOEW' PATACL, NOT. ...

... to Xiek O, Ro 2;3 SATU RD)AY,NOV. 23. Tie0 O'xeost, and all kinds of Sbeet anI Book ALMANACKS, for the Year 181 ?? seoved, or in thre gi-eateit variety of elegant aridf plain Blindi,,gj ; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Annual Pocket Books, Polite Reposrh'ot ie, Coort and City Rogistcrs and Calendars, j eitb or qitou ot Alesnansi, ?? may nose be had of Mrs. JONES, At the Printing Office adjoining the ...

... ¢S NTAN AYI) N UFIS)AY'S ?? London Ctzette Extyaordintary. i PttcIf. o~ig , hf Xl( t'drti2 l' isc il.iv i A fl1.p71 %Tthlnfhish III. roini: 11117 7*l' 7i7(7V77t 71 ¶0717 ic i~ St 'it,1-oj hi, oj'I fle MlIoj(llIltt' I itt 7 Id iii, (I lell N.7i~n77Iir Q, 1871 I 7:- 7eil'77 i ,'i'oII r ( il C('arero iiri ,7Ii7[J tli hrotilk 7W71 1 il~i7.i7 07 1 ?? tilt 1 1 i07ireChed~ tlbiliquejiliijklii-' the ...

... SAJ'1 U Rt DAY's P OS'T'. .13 *, .\1) A ?? ?? LONDON, O NOVEMBER >T2. Thii: i N (.-1 ei Ahljest coulitiues much in tile smtie t lit' BO l t)i in Some ?? the |i tp* s ?? Ili's MAL jesiS vsio %o tLI it lhu'ilv lu'otth, its tit *ailbe him to milk ?? :ipparltmenets, is ?? 6MIaRtiltoll, 15 fit, ils nlitlt iit ni' ?? t h illesI' tihr';'e u;'elks, ilt lims 310)t betill isitte If al);tly p ;att (it' ...

... ' ' - PO1trF MUTH T I, 1 t SartV4' ;,VBIAA 023, ie81l a Ihe sulbstunc of the ry gmtifying nejws rWbcI appears i:i }Jic bust page, ire had tie sak- ?? .ent~o .onw sw d I 110rUIi appears ln ?? first page, te' had theil S2- s- ?? toaaneoune, 'as extensiely as, could a lie done, ill a SE ONI) XEotoN, last we)l. The n ?? wete landed here on SUnIday motning. I frroL a transport, ?? had bcen armed ...

... LONDON, NOVIEMBER 19. Fremirh paperis tmi the 12th insbt. state, that Bona-parte Was prstmil his journey throughi Dusseldorf to Cologne, min m-ie i ite ttehte place he was expected onl the 7tdi. At thle former city hie receivui titlie usival prev'ia 'I dN pi epaled addiiresses, and reviewedi their glaril sims. fi a sipeed idvarival mat Paris is inf teirred from11 ?? circuimim,ullice ofi lii~ ? ...

... 'UIsda y'S iad F' ;(ay's ' Posts. (f LONDON, n FR ., AO9 '1 . . - r, : I.'1PSPATCUES, yeiterday reaclied ttie itlenirattyfrom SirJ1Saniarez. 'I'Ileir *L; coi~tcnts have. rot transpired. .The . cre foc vardcd hy 'tle BiLs'iz, which has r-. s rive' at Yarmouth. Sir .1. Saumarez was to sail 'le from i9go. Sound, 'w-th t-le remainder of the Flcet, a doay oi two -ifter the departure of the ?? ...

... VA'TURDdY, NOVrE2IBER23, 1811. The Corrcspondence latclv published (vide last ec!%'s 7Ykgrajph) between Sir Thoau LI- t.1'11~ ..5Ljo ?? Mel WT.-un~lsm. Io in Broake ?Pechell and Mr. Newnhamn, ~ve under- stand, gave offence to Sir Thomnas, who, in con- sequence. rquested a meeting wsth Mr. Newn- hatz. ''hcv Ilot accordlin~ly, attended- by their sccondS; but, here the avair endedl, as the se- L ...

... 7-F r, posT CONTINUED. ,.I .S -, lemt ~e LONDO0N GA-ZETTE, Nov. 10- AD,11ti,~L'y-oI'itcf', NOV. 16. aftte lente fromr G'eotrsdore Penrose, to 7. MV Croker, Je.dded at (tilratt'Jr tf e ! axi! tat/, ef Id;~e~t t i R, San Yuan, Gilrallar, Oct. Si?, 1811. 2 eus:you to inforna their Lordships, that yesterday j rtrttgthe Frrtich army quitted St. Roque about half p)sst seven, the advance having left ...

... ?? t t(JtS (it N07'iPTNG TIAf.- For some time past the whoichale hosicts in the Metropolis, as well as those in other primcipal towns, who have stocklng- yeaving establii~lments in the county of Nottingham, have been obliged to curtail their hanrds, in consequence of the heavy pressure of the times, and a total stop having been put to exports and imports; for Avasnt of the former they tould ...

... THJURSDAY'S POST. I lR(? NI l'F TON.DN C'GAZETTE, Nv. 19. AdJsrirfeir ?? Novmculprr 16. :7 l('E ' At)h o )M -( Its I Iit t e.l, letter from \, ~ 's Rtt~at 1tli,n.in, nf tlfte (Cterokee, tivilig n ;aIcCUnt ol' liteliL', tI e Oth it capttnei a Danish cutter pris steer, ot, CWO gunus alnl 20} inen, vut three days from lebr- sfl, ositissit m5 mkhi;ii-qi11V CaPtuSe. 'Ie ?? a Pilioiiited Sir ll. ...