HAMBURGH MAIL .RATvIsaoN 0a- ?? war is begun. Ap ?? French, near Nieuburgh, in which the former had the ad- vantage, and preferved their pofition. The ac- counts received of this affair mention a number of prifoners, but we mull wait for the official ac- counts for accurate infor

I - I N - I-, Id -4 -, a V, f tY o Em, sx .> rp EDMIBURGH.--OCTOBER 28.. Thursday morning another mail arrived from 'mburh.-By it we learn that no general en- nteasn has yet taken place. Te deeat of the Austrians, mentioned in the schr of icial paper, is repeated. The van of the

P"'BLIC-OP1I.CEs ROW-STRfgr. Fbicr R ?? titelancholy intane,2 of vouI,, deptnrvity was eithibited on Monday before ,sir R~e i4,d Ford. A yotith, aged about eighteen, wadle inme v wiiloid V of, refiecrable family and icionnexilnm, w8. broight up for eiitvicitaliation, under numero

CORN EXCHANGE. Monday, October We were well supplied to-day, with Wheat, from Essex and Kent, and with additional arrivals foreign to that in. hand. At first of the morning, prime samples of new white acquired last Monday's prices and the market, upon the whole supported the cur

and Mures, within the township 14 oth/rwr.e aud the to. 44 and wa called Bra .sington otberwis * Bra?* 'J*sou the of in the 41 county do hereby give notice', that meeting will the hou>e of Mr. GircVrwoi 'd, Newluvrrij on Monday the 4th day of November next, and wherr the said Co

Bryan Vearty, of Kendal, Dtinner. William Blunt, of Hartwell, farmer. Thomas Fell, of Wardour-ftrcct, cosch- makfr. Thomas Tuck, of Churck-ftreet, dealer in flour.— John Themas, of St/JanjcsVPlacc, tailor.

Hiema', Sep! 23. —Count Von Keller, the Prussian Envoy, is gone Thuringen. Bavarian Envoy, Count Von Nogarola, has ai-'o left this city tor Wurtzliargh and tire French Ambassador, M. Rocbefoucault, has demanded his passports. All the Austrian regiments which have been left behin

LONDON. The A uc ac ket, with a mail from Lisbon, arrived atiFalmouih. She brings unpleasant tidings, we are sorry to say, of the successful career of the enemy's squadron from Rochefort. At noon on Wednesday Government made the following communication to Lloyd's coffee-house: "

the fame lime begs Leave to inform them, Chat he has formed a Connexion in London, which fupplies him, daily, by Coach, with Native, Milton, Pyfleet, and Colchefter Oyfters, and with all Kinds of Fah and Wild Fowl in Seafon. J. P. flatters hinifelf by the above Connexion he than

and Warehoufernan's ; if at middle Age, will not he objedionable.—Enquire of JAMES itEYNOLDS, Birmingham.