... TL oa ?oIIIn:- Tayttr:. the following dispatch hlas been received frlo-f : Viscount Cathcart':-' , . i MyLoil), Dresden,'W ay . G b My last. 'dispatchies itfolrmed your lordblsip of- the. arrival of the, glert of fratice, and of the '¢oncebtra- tiont of his frcesnear.Erftfutth and towards the Saalst And also of that of the allies upon the Elster. I have.now 'tIbe honour of enclosing ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDA-Y, MAY 26. :be es, OREAT anxietV is natUrally felt in London for res, the fate of Hamburg. We learn that several per- sonýs had quitted'that place for Englandtaking t with thems alli ir vaiuible'and moieable propert*V fi Twen-n-five vesseli, most of them laden with tmer. tO chants' effectd'? irtemd from Hamburg on the 15th, klas atd.arfivedlat Hiligoland on the 1 7th, The Bank ...

... Beverlcy ratel Coi4inienice this *eek.. Creat fpbat is ixpeded, nearly 30 horses having alrcady arrived The greatet intereft excited is by the matchlib-erwixt Meffes. Taunton and Hopkinfon, upon 'which tmuch monea!is depending. TORK SPRINV MEE~iNG, 1 ~ their Prrefence,' Viz. Duke of Leeds; Hon. 77- Grey,; Hols Mrfl' rtle' I Hon? .' Martin Hawke; Hon. G.euge Monf'n, Sir Win; Paner; Sir G. ...

... ~~oceebin~~ in PaiALinuixt, n.s.srr ON iTHE CA~THOLtC Birhi- N[Gc,,dd.,ohm/ ,ges 4.J of Mr. Grattan observed, that if the Catholic prelates vwould not assent- to the securities specified itn the bill, all ecclesiastical changes msrwt ctea stýy?d tihi certainly would not suffer the succession of ttisir ',olsops to expire. If a Catholic House of Commons were making laws for a Protestant church, ...

... ..O .,tSbAV, MAY . T tRE 3ukialt~fromn thie North, since o~irlast) have teen thdo ?6f Hamburg papers to the 14th instant,. and of dis'aches,.fronm Lord Cathcart and Sir C. Stewart,. at bretgd?an of the 7th. Thi forrirvr are nearly 0e't',a ý ieuitclcnii fta city, but our readers will' find by extracts from lettets,. that t-fire has a e'n a notlr, aittack upon the neig h botnih'g poitb,, and- ...

... RESULT of the FRENTCH CAMPAIGN IN RUSSIA, 1812. Tar following article from Petersburg, gives a most interesting account of the number of the French troops, and their horses, burnt, buried, &c. after their retreat from Moscow ;-anud is such as would ALMOST STAGGER BELIEF, were it not so WELL AJrUTENTICATED by official documents:- St. PETERSBURG, AP'RTrL 20. Our Gazette of this day contains the ...

... HEJLIGOLAND MAIL. b ArSSIA.' AV'D PtnUSSIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF TIIIE p BATTLE AT GROSS-GORSIIEN, On LUTZEN. O the 30th of April, information was received at F General Count Wittgenstein's head-quarters, of the ti greater part of the army and the French guards hav- I1 ing crossed the Saale in the veinity of Naunbourg. It c was at the same time reported, that the Emperor Napoleon was arrived ...

... COURTC OFr HANCURY, MA-z i;; - 2 .I 1 r at I _ B~fore-his l~mu tike rice-Uhancellkv. LORD AND LADY Pit_-CE'V t, V. PHIPPS. fl l 0r9 RO-MiLL. molved thvtt thet ii'jttnitihi gsranted bythe a at Fod; Qhiicelloir In this case, bsy wxbicht tre Detcndaot~was re, II trasned fcdna1 pbalishing ceirt~'n letters wvritim' by L~ady Pete. .o cev'l t-i Mr. 11 it~Dord, should lie diei.,Ivvi, !on the yronutd ...

... SWp'Ehave t communicate intelligence fio¶ France, which Aisappoints one material hop-e, et- cited by thdflat?Iy received froinm GerffanV. King of Si hisp proveda taitor to the jntereitn f his: peopI~ itb the independence of GermW: ahd to t?ee aus4of -fliberty, integrity and humanittY all over the wodid. He ias returned to Ijresden$ 'throwh hims~lfin~t6 the OiceitY o. Nap0oeo1 and ...

... ATTACK UPON HAMBUI'G. Extra& of a letter f om the Banks of the Elbe, r dated May 15. k WIVEN I lail wrote to you, I had only the leifure of a few moments. We are in fomne degree more tranquil now, and I tan tell you more diffin&ly of what we have L been forced to fee here. After the engagement of the e 9th, in which the French were repulfed, they continued bringing up 'troops from the country, ...

... LIST OF l'fIF' MISORTIY CL.AUOi O7 TUCi Cmr:lp-Llc Of'i AMT,1it ? Alt- IOITUt±50 ROMAN CAT116LICX TO i2 T 110 f 4Cg it6 110 E' Abercromby..1f. Fotier, iF.~ Oiliarnei I or,.1 ?? A clan, Sir ?? *b.oter'A I.0.ihwi nid Ahhotrp, Visc. I~rarr~idrid ?? 1Jatimer, C. Anstruthier, Jh J. Firt~.imltle, 11%. Palnieri,611 Arhiithnot, flight Itii dy, KC ti',rll SyL JIwi1. C. Ftclich. TI picc Astley, 8irT.~. ...

... We copy the folio Wing frdl6i theCou1'ier kf Q M d1,y Maly 2 ý' R*POtT. dF AN ..A'RmISnTIc'E. An extraordinary pice of. Inteligeri c ias pro- lduced the eflect of-raisin the funds this nrorniog- 11 per cent. A private letter.fronithe Freneh coaitthat been received, stating, that on the 24th, ones.,' later than the date of Paris papers th't' de atriive infbrmation reached-Pai6s of an .' ...