... LONDON, FRi-Dy jVL! 9?9. MEDITERRANEAN, MAJV1 A MALTA and Gibraltar .mil.anide-thrs morn- ing, with advices from the formrreil- ace to ihe 22 d of MaV. We are extrudely coceerned to leajn,. that the hopes which were entertainred of the plague having. been arrested in its progress have proved* unfounded, the 'maladyý on the, contrarj, having gained ground. Gibrahtar, June 19.-A packet came in ...

... LONDON, THUR-SDAY, JULY 96 .- ,, -1 I A - . - LI LATE this day, a mail from Lisbon'arrived with letters and papers to the 2sd ult. the contents of which are considerably.interesting. Lord Wel- lington's advance upon Salamanca is confirmed.- The Lisbon papers state the entrance of his lord- ship into-that city, and- dispatches, dated there, have been received by government. The French appear to ...

... AMERIUCAN PRlivATEPlS. .of While the Ameritane. are permitted to critintit ti ier their successful career, they are makinGreai Biai; he C~ntribute mt copiously to their resources for carying I 'as *on the war ; and wee fear that the French authorities do hi 00O not look on with precisely that air of indifference and B1 to neutrality which they ought to observe. We have t ed heard it more than ...

... MISCELLANEO US. ad W e are glad to have It in our power tostate that thii yer part of t le couutry, will not be afected by the stoppage of of the;Qfd esfalisJ 1batking-hdlsp of Wlfitehead,. Howard, and -lI. ddock, of ;London: 'J'be CoUilry connectioar of this jirui are piirincilpy at Bat, Ba- ed singstoke, and Southamptoi and do lot, weare b~py f to say, extend rottle Northi of Enrglatsuf-The ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL S. I I I :_ -: : . . AAMBUBG MAIL.. TNTtRESTINGO as every communication from the Continent is, tinder present circumstances, a Ham- burg rriail, which ar.iriEd'last iighi, brougbt in- formation ol more than common iripoitance. It is stated from Vienna, that folty.Frenchtmen, in dis- guise, made an itterinip in 't'se night of the t 'ult. to Carry into effect'a'plot lor ...

... r ART. I. Reckoning from the prefent day, there (hall Ie -pcacc and friendfhip betveen his Majelty the King of tc France and Navarre on the one part, and his Majely the h Emperor of Aufiria, King cf Hungary and Bohemia, , and his allies, on the other, their heirs and fucceffors, u their ftates and fubjefls refpedtively in perpetuity. } The high contracting parties will dire& all their carec to ...

... . A -Patientr. mi? I 'il ?,. ..-I. -OW-ftfirnfl. h. Relieveddischtarged,&c.:1 i Reiieveddistharged,&c.5 5 , Admli;;ed . -.- - - -,- 3.1 Admitted.- - - - t Im P/iyprkan,'Dr. Aldersons.-Surgesrn, Mr. Young. n-. . ' Mr. Oswald Smith, hosue-vliks.-- in, Robert Frdnkland, EsqA of Tlhirklebygis chosen re-' id, prementative for Thirsk, in;the rfsim df William Frank- ' land, Esq. who ha's accepted ...

... Me- The ?rThet4s of Walei iiiia7rived a Minikbi onri her to lay,it ir said,to thidi courttry. ' o :h lK:inttformaattijvh sX Just beeai received :ot tbe death o' nt Major Peddie1 before.he reacheLthbe.4iger. L-LieiterttI at Campbell is now the Commanding Oficer, and, we t;ndenq ut. sitaptd; 4proteedied r-o -Carry . ihto-eeecUtio Fhe eordetrj L. recejved-bg .Major'Pcddie.-..- .- h l ...

... bite; h noticed of late years ithat a:Ast ? ?al of Greekaind Latin compounds have crept into the' bil& 'and 'puffih of our public- amulsements, and, even shopmen have- bditokved fro'm their classical '4u'tomers similar appellatiois.;for .-their wares' especially blacking ýfor .shoes.;.and oil to. make the, 'bair. 'grow' ; These ,re ut!ndoubtedly im.- portant arýicles; and it may look well to ...

... U LOCAL INTEI ESTS. INFIRMARY.' itS-PATIENTS. OUT-PATIENTS. Discharged, & c . 10 Discharged & c . .. 2 Admitted . .. S Admitted. Vaccinated by the House Surgeon, 16. Physician, Dr. Alderson.-Surgeon, Mr. Young. Honse Visitor, Mr. J. Blundell. The Rev. J. Scott, Chaplain. P ULL, ANt SCULCOATES DISPENSARY. PATIENTS-T. PATIENTS. Discharged, Cured, &c- .**27 |Admitted . ...

... BRIEF VIEW OF TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. The revenue of the United States arises entirely frorn duties payable on the importation of foreign goods. and .from the sale of public land :-and here it may be remarked, by the way, that as the tide of emigration seems to be flowing Westward, not merelV from Europe to America,' but from several of the Eastern States to the Illinois and from the ...

... I LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBE9 19. '-'; ve- The letters from the country to-day are satisfactory. Those from-Manchester confirm the statements previouts- ain ly made, that affairs bore a more favourable compleiion nra, Some new orders for cotton goods-had occasioned a de- Ir gree of cheerfulness, and it was- hoped that trade was I! gradually, though slowly, reviving. BroAi - Letters from Batavia ...