... LONDON, Thuksoay. August There appears to be now no hope of an amicable adjustment the question relaii»e to Norway. The Commissioners of the Allied Powers hare not succeeded in their conciliatory attempt.—Piussian troops, to the Dumber 15,000, as well as Russian, are pressing upon Drntnailt through Holstein, to compel her to yield up Norway, being well known that the spit it of resistance in ...

... SHIiP viJrs. Tile LTr. u.AND Fr.ztT. se Lancaster, i~enhibft, | i sie of the ahrrVe flel, parted fro-m them by aigffal frOn the t Contmnodore, sr late as Saturday lat, and hae aince arrfeid at Liverpinol ; by this it would appear that the odv 0 ot tbr ft. t were with the King's ships, and cdeffft now he Iar from the t Channel. The Madeira, Roberts, was Captured on the 7th Jte. hv the t ...

... SHIP NE, IFS. We had yesterday an account of sirc ail mn-e of the rsewvrA !sland hee' havieg a)rived at the outports; l tit the convoy ha I noc tet been heard of, though they must he very near, ni ti(e St. Vincenti and the Severn, two of the fleet arrived at Bristol, parted company on the 4thl instant. 'T'he convoy, it is known, experienced tremendous weather. 'T'he Charles, frcm Gutda- loupe, ...

... sATLsrDA1FFLONDON G rZ~TDE. -a-- This Gazette r tese a letter from ibe Atd ?? of the Force. in BerngI, detailinI the successfiat result of apgllant :od well-planised atttais'r on Oe Ghtrree of wtosouree. It was taken by storming the breach add, the gateway. The troops otnbd forward qdtridaniedl', and, after as severe -conflict, crn,,sed the. deep 3dic,. wh;ich was stockaded by' hahool iries. ...

... BANKRUP'IS REQUIRED TO SUtRENDER. j William Le-is. Llanhiser, Hadrinr, farmer, Aug. 19, SO, Sept. t3, at the Kiig's Read lu Kioigsioti, Herefiordshiie. f- otlicittor, M\r. klatisolus1, Pn'ateigjoe, Raudnlorshire.' Joseph luiue Spry, Datt; apotheircry, Aae. It, I'2 Sept. n -1S, at the Yurh Hwul. Batl, qSulicitor, Mr. T. 31. Crutt- ie well, Batt. - John Plhilip Carrick, SouthitptilonrowTO, ...

... LONDONY GAZFTTE, Tuesday, Aiwuo&s ii. ISANKIOULO'S. rani-l Huibrond, of Laig Dllan bMill, in lt, pial Inr l r.-te. taarrlre, ira thelrstaulltY t Wlt-, papl cI-,I I.; fl e-t, d. c. to sm. Aug. 1t, 1t2. rd Sept. *-r. at :a, .,t a. ;t the Frlit Ninon inn at1d tavqrt, ltahl.-Azt. %Vi ar t.. it;I, John *inesfoeid, .1 thle town and paort I Saitdwa h, in ?? coantty o Kent, (arprater, d c. torur 8 6 ' ...

... -YE W B4XN X R UP T 4 T. in- For iamie time ptlS the altcrations which it :i1s bcen pioPposix, r to itrodue into the ?? ILlaw of 1-tl ave, iasc been thc .!t for subjct of grenrae dicussion astong rercarrnilp Men. TPose c r, rlraidons, ofv which tihel following is a skis crc were inlirh? a O' by on a.t which received the royal a.sento~it1he'.t5tlti etalnt; ttc ire an, e untl rrstand that it i3 ...

... SlzP NEW'S. PtEa I, Amc. p-Lalit evening the Duke of Weilington ar- rivel lfhcre rom Dover, where tile Griffoia sloop of :: t . C.p- t.-hl I lewsn, was waiting tn receive him oil boarL. I liis Gracc was received by all ranks %with every dcimionstratiell (Sf joy and rsres dt. 'Ihe wind blowing very fresh fronm the W. S. WV. pre- VeWi I. him from emnbtarking at Dover, or!lieqn tsI the (,ri- f ...

... IMPORTS. Endraglt, from Amsterdam, with 4946 cheeses, for Bax- ter and Horner.-S6S ditto, for Hardie & Co.-and 1477 ditto to order. Commercial Packet, from Oporto, with 91 pipes 22 hogs- heads Portugal red wiae, and 6 tons Cork, for Ramsay, Wil- lineson & Co.-i6 p'pes Portugal red wine, to order. Marjory, from S; Petershurgi,, with 150 casks tallow, 473 bobbins flax, and 5 casks bristles, fir ...

... TUESD.Y'S LWsVPViV GAZETTE. | This Gazette contains Dispatches from Sir G. Prevoet, dated Monltieal, .July 1). Sir Ge(lrge enrlales a Reptort fromn Mu- jor. Gen. Riall, which gices an account of the landing of the enemy between Chippawas and Fort Erie, on the 3d of July, and of an unsuccessful atiack made upon hia on rhe 5th. It was made with the greatest gallantry, uunder a most de structive ...

... LONDON MAIAIIKETS. CORN 'XC11-I.4GE, Aug. 8. *Wle had a vcrv aslt art aple of 151at. at narliet this d:ay, anld utit: buyst., at :i1 early lour; hence the stnads wvere *!tiv cleareld zat no :ad vance of fu!l 5s. per ?? lv anad MaLlt came very sparing- lv to hland, and each obtalined better prices as per eirrnecy -=Hosg Pease miA boilers met im extcreiie dull sal; Lt ?? prietr, the lioruor 3a. ...

... A 10lVALS AT BUXTON. C- C . S..; 1 4 in C. ( nd LAU IIavniles. vlsg %-vI SirThus Shepparid, Sir C. alti Lady JiSaites, Miss Tjoynes, Sir Cbarles Morgan, Color el ald Mrs. Prevost, Mrs-.lisrt, Mr. P:stlison, Mr.arrd Mrs.T'. W^aller, Air. Cotton Sheppard. r Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bowerbanik, Mr. and MIrs. Simpson, Mr. (3. L. Fox, Mr. W. A. R-Fos- Rev. Mr. alnd Airs. Glasse, Rev. Mf. Childers, r1Ir ...