... 1 MIRANDA'S liXEDrIIO9. In the 'rench ofliciil journal the following account of the unsuccessful issue of this romantic' attempt is given:- St Sebastian, Junr a,, The schooner L'Esperance, just arrived at St Andero ftom Carraccas, has brought accounts, of the famous expedition oi Miranda. Among the nume- rous letters which conrirm the taking of the two schoon- ers, the fullowing contains most ...

... 14d 27. Lord H. Petty moved for leat-e to ?? in a bil to regulate the office of treasurer of the ordmance, the obe ovf wich tvas, he said, to give the public aj' htre lhr the proper Appropriation of ?? voted fr thr publcY $ervtce that departtni-11t, by Obliging the said treast',r to hand over such blances as shall, fw'om time to r i: his hands, into the bank of England I h roinalr the same ...

... -PROM SATUORDAYS LONDON. qAZtTTE. - , Ad:miralty-Office, AugusF 9, x igo. A letter from Earl Vuisc-nt to William Marsden, Esq. in- troduces the fullowinlg:- .IR ldars, ast ia, js/y 29, i8o6, lat- 45 deg, SI.R, 9 in.. ?? iong. 4 de rc min. a4 JDar I hety leave to ?? vyu, that I ?? iln ?? of four of the enemy'S frigates the night of the 27th 'in'sLt arthoragh I lost sight of thian, as also of ...

... .11 - ?? Lo??boN. _2 ?. ' Accounts from essina, datedte the xstb Jun'e, state; that the Amrerican Colonel Eaton' haviig i.iided with a body of miarines, wcit from the Aznerican utdroi, in.:Egypt, adiiace~d iikto t~he ripozlitan territory, and after some severe contes's in which lie was wounded in the a-- by a musket baib -din -which .mny--of his pe'oplefell, he carried Dern a'and Bengasi by as ...

... - PRIM TITE LONDoN GA*zEtTT WVwa4arr, =Fic~rea-Lzfi v~o6. ?? Xiao has been l!eal- eti to ..ppoiiit 'tIse Right W~n.Villiamr V. yndhain Baia Grenvfle'; the ight -Hon. Henry Petty, (commonly called Lord .HeuryvRecty) ?? John Charles Spencer, .Esq. (coran oanly 'called Viscount Althorp); the Righlt Hon. W illiam Wickhaim,-2ad John Courtenay, Esq. to be commissioners hor cxecutinst4he offi.c of ...

... NE7I4ASTLE, MARCH 2S . ' .I * Thide 'rns1 fre i;Etiux, 'and'sa vtcw'l)iitcI i'paier e been received silge- lasi. XThe latter contain tiwo French bu'lletins, le 63d aid 64th, of which the followiu$ is an almtra.c, and- by which ft. tsppearn that some partial ?? took place, bet*ecn thle Rtiaj and ?? ohi the 2stEh aud %6th of Fcbruars, ' - si*tjhird B.lletin of tbX Grx'd Arnt r. Ec-guairters,' ...

... N LONrDON, ZRRIURr.17. The Earl of Harrington is appointed commander in cbtefin Scotland, in the room of Lord Moira. Saturdays the Patriotic Fund amounted to X47,3ooL of which ioOcicol. were collec~ted at places of divine worship. Thursday, being the dlay apipointed for the eleaion of a Member for lWestminster, the hastings at St Paul's, Covnnt- Garden, were much 4ropwded. Aftei the usual ...

... POSTSCRI---(LAY WXPREESs.): Lo nedon, Widne.r41y E-Fnir, ?? 7 o'C7Tck. We have reeied by express tco-4,a>, the I arisjourrbilsofi Mon- I day lit, and thi Madrid papersi of the -ath inst. Tfhhi ?? are illfed wilh thc 01nceedis ,o3 the sitting of the ?? Cortes on tho 7th. Itt- follotiin is rn eatracen.-- Idftri(id, ,i/ S ?? Tine will not pertnitus So- ?? a full detail of the sttngs of this day ...

... rb: fsoranatioi received from difeih ?? parts of the kingdom, ,L rroarcas olselition, becomes, as it migilt bave been eot- at, of im e acod nnore importance. The *ladicals, rejoicing :j. inyoloaai ainia to their cause by the few foolish whigi ?? 'y hianu atluded, no longer conceasl their detestable pro- bau . a operily, and without disguise, of the Itevolo-I ci s andy tieglna.'' i he ?? ...

... sOU D l.IST4 ENPY t Captains. From T r ?? Nov. 26. - , Gierard Berwick Elnhng ballast ?? Krause N (Nvcastle Stettin coals 27. Mary Ann, Fenwick, ditto Luheek ditto Martha, Carr ditto ditto ditto 29. Amphitrite, Dale Petershurg HOll deals Elsinure, November 29. Wind E. S. E. a E. sharp frost andoqnow. From the winds we have had since our last, we fear few, if any, of the upward bound ships ...

... Puflic ?? to the Right Bonourable Lord rane Stewart, :.1 at Suwzdcrlcvd. 6. Thurselaythe 3rd inst. theprincipal inhabitants of Sunderland pntertained Lod $~tewart at a public divrieer, at .Thssev's, the Bridgi- Lun. Preparations were also made in the A;ssembly' 11000 for at ball inl the evening. in Compliment to Lady Stewart. At four, thle ri,,hle visitors arrived, and alighted at the ...

... Monday June 2ist, the ProdUce Stakes of' 5ogs. en. h. f. for the pio'uce of mares covered in 115. Two miles. 20 entered ai per P ?? last weck. Same dayv, the Members' Plate of G50. Mr Lambton's b. II. T Boroughmn, 5 v. o. Mr Lambton's cii. c. MIardeville, 4 y. o. Mr WiSLe' b. n. Cottage Girl, 4 y. o. Mr Riddell's b. c. King Corney, I I 4, yo Mir J. Forgusoxi'e b. c. Antonioi, v. o. Mr ?? ...