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... FONIhftWNIDON GAZETT.. J, X 1 - I I ! . 1 A'dfilitalty- 0tictAugtifA I i z r. tohy of.a lettet from- Lord Viifcounnt Wfronr. ?? .ke-Adnisiral of trie Red, &c. ?? Nepean Efs. dated oil bard th'e Mredufl off Botl'gne, Augutt' 6, Sot. t1 ?? judged it ; roper to attersipt briim. i,,) ing ozffr the enenmv's flltilla, moored in the front of -floulogue' I direaed the attack ,to be made by fjor ...

... F'raciiLibl..po h King Frenc l~iibei #t13° thed 14 ingf Swteden., P RIVATF letters, rvceived by the laW Hamiburg nait llSae- hat Bonaparte's emilfarits in SAveden are bstfilv ensployjd in dirlibhtuing tsrif- lations in the Swedilh language of his late official libel in the Montiteur againl tri King of SWeden. The objed of rhe Ufurper, in this bafe an.I treacher- ous proceeding, is to ...

... r 'o tell OIIA?a ette; ettralrbinarv. The following dclr;6fches have been recsived.at t e ,Eait India tloufe, ,fro. the Goerirn4 'oncil, *;at.BonsbAy:. SEeCRs DEPARTMENT. To the Secret Cotindiitae. of 'thse ]Molim itieY' Court Of Dirrelm faor .Affti-rs of the Ulniteh (Joinfpaiz'v of Alerfhants of Engluad; trading to tlie Fl.of 17ti'ies; YOtONOURABLr' CENTLEMtEtN, s. Otur addrefs to your ...

... CORN-.LETTERS. MerA-Lne,. Monday, November 7. Having but few veffiels frelh up for this day's rmarket here; our fopply of graih in general was quite fc nty; wheat was in the greatelt abundance of any artic!e, and the quality alfo materially better than what we have feerl of the new crop for two or three weeks pall; the mealing trade at an early hour manifefted t a confiderably, brilknefs, but ...

... LOA'NDON, ANOVEMVBEkR 7.- _1 _ E yeferday received Paris papers to %/J/ the zd inflarat. They are not of any other importance than that wlhch iT to be attached to the arrivtI of the Geriain negociartfrs in France. Cnunt C ben- zel having -fet out from Luneville, met, at Bar ie Duc, now called Bar fur L'Ornain, about a third part on his jout-iey, Jofeph lora.iprte, and taking him in his ...

... LONDON JU:i. The following articie was year- flock up a5 an eminent 6oo'fe lle 's at'tlie Weit end of be town 'lThe French army on- its' route to .lkanover aas. et by a Ruffiar4:Aid-deeampg .ho, on the1part of Rualan 'Geceial here, reque&h 3, coinfeicnge ;aith tc Commanderaof the Frefigch 'ttops; ie which tie French army hbas halted.! Accounts received by the Nautilus,,.Captaii; Shreve' ...

... 85:- r- oypopXr, rNOYEMlBER 5. . RIXy this morning difpatchej, were i reccived at the Admiralty from Admi. Jr) ' Cornwvailis. They wvere landed at , Thurdflay evening frrom his Maje- Indefatizable, Captain Moore, which Ofeet off Breft all xve) on the preceding 1tree c'clock. The accounts br-ought ,, :f;igable Plate, that of Lote tht-re has au unufilal buffle in the harbour of as to induce a ...

... ?? 9t'aret ' Fri-ndTSociety ssro ririted pbelic, thrit nsofgreat comfort to tlie F the commxunity, in the IW dho ma)ein Urn nt, o 'be hghl# gratifiUgt',o, h-eart j ?? others bid io~ lbhr~iiing gc4neratio1l. isg aic~count of the geine, iey,.expetienced,-in -g~n ,;'6rthiree xceptibors, it-x indwnbat mnufl be!l~iU~ i~lrfii who cd~lletced; the-~ eist1ji te it aagephcnf, is,: 4 rn'oftof )fheo iri ...

... toin tite ontboti eaete. I A Letter from ;Adrniril Sir Jbhn Copoyls, K. B. CommaYder iri Chief of his Majefty's .hiips andivefiels~at Plvmouth, ?? EEvda Nepean, Bar, dated'the 16th inliant, inl- dolofes a le;teriftosp Captain; Rofe, of his Majefy's ihip Janilca, giving an account of the capture of the French. cutter privateer' Fiann', of t v gis ad ~twventy-four men; had been out twelve hours, ...

... CORN-EXTANGE, MarS-Lano, z11onday, &ptcr6mer ?? had on to-day's market here a coniderable arrival of wheat, both foreign and Englifis, the latter both new and ;old. ?? oF our own growth, new white, up and clear, ready for immediate delivery, fold as high as 1z2s. prr quarter,; hut, with this exception, the market fcr Englih wheat was by no means dearer than our laft crnency, and foreign wheat ...

... f)INrDoNl. DECEMBER 0 ' | i fj lS morning arrived the Hambiurg 'maiJ due on Sund-4y Lit: 'lh I I£4Aj^s1uF~ Matr, gi jeott r 12-Nothing could be!mnre &,d than thr ieire~gence we reCeixet, vefter. ,jthe capturr, On the 5th of 0.9rlber; Off Ca.liz - ''iahl laden Spanith Ihips of War, from Lima I buenrs Ay'Cs Suchi aD event ampeared, indeed. as an exple(-1 had airived kere from) Coolt, drol one or ...