... 1I3oy Assayzsc; cor tinthum j: oltr Isf. 10 pI ?? orrelI' clpilallY coll''di d !111(ui I'cewse(i ?? of eetiit, viz. Ii. lialle, B. Shm-mau, Jas. Eiiglh, aild ITho- C ealis Waitson, for burglary; Edward Vs oodrol'e aiwd ?? lug, fbr horse-St-aiiig; Jost' h Brrdfieid, lbC hoe sr'cols- .ing inl dic lry time;10 John Rehithrisos, for Shrceep-sicilhlg i anil l.nies SageoindI JOseph t, r fln Iri rl ' ...

... pto %0fiDa' ? ? post. IS MtijsiV Tva id o;Cat1, l, Aug. ,II. tW 11 ha bee generally it) good henh hl ji. t. dbriijig pilits dtst t lit II t I, t II IOtlI I per- us Mjel tadko(lei has stiffleied tno lilt eruitn. Fourtuoit ts a varneo ebllp~svd siiicr the Docliess W Gleces er a~ bmt ud ic~d ith Iamiehess, :nodm it i, ~wwt ra ifcultv that 'she canl Use her I lint, -noe fluit oely in a very ~slght ...

... TURKA92'. Accounts from Stockholm, of the 18th ult. received by the Hamburgh mails, announce that Ismael Gibraltar, an agent of Mebimed Ali Pa- cha, has been there for some time buying mili- tary stores for the Pacha. Among other pur- chases for which he has contracted are 2;50 twenty-four pounders, with a necessary supply of balls and gunpowder. Ismael is a well-informed inan, speaks the ...

... r~-77 -77 - - - - .,NO' M~wy A UG'UST, TuE, 6azette of Sattirdiay abtlfles, that the-paynmr of the N Navv, Half-pay to h-'e30thof 'June, 'Willc 'coi Ienc en O lonid iy the T ith' nist. and two folloWing 'da s; to Admiuras, Captains, and their tilies; 'o' the 14th,- T 5, 1 7th, Oild'ipth inst'o Lieulciln ans ;Ch sp1ins, an~d ,their A~ttor'nse~ s '.~th~ie itls~a4.d29dl ' inst, ,to; AIatcr,9, ...

... -New jorsey, for Alexandria, has got on shore il going out Minerva, -, for London, is on onl shore on turho Gcneral Kempt, Bousrne; Rosina, Darlson i and ConnmI Wilson, hosee at Qnebeo ' Robert Burns, Kerr, lience anod Bizarra, Mac'e?, baamar Lisbon Honour, Ernerion, hence at Dantzic *i tsehy, elies1ey, hence at Meire- rancis Erntew, Germ, train soyroafor tins poret atn lt aewa l sagioeno, El ...

... ?? - t l3 e I iQ2 i; .l ,iu I Sl it: I ivl .0k33 i i. c.pi. V.t.prQ .. : .ilil tidiot)n o1 ci''ilii V ;Ci.t3L~l I .I (ij:iliiil; .\ ' ?? tL **h N. ;ii a * , HII, I s W.il;t: , lionl. ',Vjrt.MA-.r Ait-w-r rlOT, I.ll 1 '1 ~ n t !tit ! , S ?? I i I , It, G3 i:, i: ;8 i Ctli. 1.6 L:ri Aotvil-i! ,. IIll) C . ii 1Lf i.Lbrj' id'.r: II:. ;1 ta ; 'fSi;l ; t-. i ci, c,, 1-.a I i i . i;,:i .i(, I ; , ...

... Vienna, July 2S. A private letter from Trieste says-, We hlave not had, in the memory of man, such a hot -iiner as the present; in the middle of the ?? heat is so oppressive that people almost a x av in the streets. . 'At vices of corn fall here daily. V'te litest accounts from Sicily and Apulia ; hat they are reaping a harvest which may ahed threefold ; and that the quality of the besides ...

... LO ND)ON, AUGUST .5. MIri .ri.7-mx i 'Ave. -Still IdaY, at twelve o'chlck, Ii'r Majesrv's ('Citncii itet at NVijItlsor ('ii.tle attenfluil hI' the Arciliislii)i of Ctoter- lirrv, 1.ol Atrdtlei, and the Mitster of the [lolls, and issii'd the loillilvinig Balletin of the Rlug's Iiiellt i, o 'icit I tas I, xhilbited SuIIdav ait St. J;lIIe s's laliace:* Windsor Cistle, Anugrust ?? ?? IL jestv lis ...

... MaRS. JORDAN. 0O11GINTAI, AND GFINUN'F ANECDOTE OF A THIS 1, JeT FC tiTEIBR~ATELD ACTREISS. 1LO - ?? (Fii' ?? ii vn' at'l/tely published.) ?? T!-,se vili-. Wlihi me. bavellatl thepileactire Ca oF being oil terms of' friendly ilistn~acy witll this un- exe( rivallcid Actress, equally a (redit to 13er profession, thle andl a hornour to humols nature, will corroborate usy tory testmon, i asertimg ...

... THE PRIAVCE RBIOENT's 13R-tf-DAY. l The gra4d Fete gi~VnF 6yth Countess, Dowager of C-ardigasi in honour of the Priwne Regent's Birth-Anv, iat her hous 6n Richitond-hill, had been' ii preparation In for six *etid pftviously, artists and various other per. In sons h;itt been employed, and nio expence or exer* d ion sard to make ?? ...

... -tbimftlkzOr g o d RATrut M sRIrirI OF ?? IIR. WOOLE ]R. Thursday several.individuals assembled together at the Eagle *Taerns in the City Road arid partook of a dinner in henour of the above-mentioned Gentleman.. BMr. Elliot was in the chair. After dinner he gav'e.. The-King and the Sovereignty of the People. He next gave . Mr. WVooler, and hsis uis- daunted spirit. . Mr. WOOLLR addressed ...

... Tuesday's -Post. LONDON, MONDAY, AUG. 11. kixT=AVT Or A LETITEtR DATEb VE:rt CItRUZ, JVE .Q. /Ij INA bins landed at the Soto rle la Alariiia, by tihe J.A NIaw Sanitadidter, and thle Governmnent hariug taken its measures accordingly, ordeiejh, the firigtte Sabiilal the brig Colreo lilna, and ?? and Proserpitta, to sail trom this port; the Etliigeelia sailed likewise on the 7th inst. to join ...