... London.. fYcdhcsday'&Thu-,nJyY J 2, ' t- MERIC..Npapeps to the e~th effl -ben receized. Thev contaii'. t e~pecred diapatches fromn -br. senthby the John Madirs. The* cilnsli't lrterfjrom uii al ti .C` rt *ie mentonitng tat 'he '.1d, after'ieceivicg is fron his Go'ieraimhent, waited on the eq. lesley, whose reception uias f:ank ard died who impressed him with a persuasion di should have no ...

... LOnDON: MONDATr, MARCH 12.. v I 11 _ I I o F -RENCH papers to the 4th Inst. and German papers to the end of last month, have arrived since our last. Great preparations are miaktng for the reception of the new Empress, who is t6o enter Paris by a triumphal arch, utnder whic4 the- keys of that city are'to be presented to her. The Moniteur contains some'long military details respeding the ...

... Lonban ?a?ette. :, .. ¶ .;, , . ,;._ . . ,- *.TJOWNI'YG-ST22EET, Fstnuiir 26j: 811. .A DISPiATCH .-:ok.^th ehefoowtlevrg is-ap extract,r L .has, been lthias morning received ,at the Earl of Liverpooi'sioffice, addressoed- tb his:Lordsipb Lieut.. 'General.Viscount SyeUmson, dated Cartaw, sth of ,eebruary., . . t of : Tn' enemy have conlinued'in thueighboutsodtof Badajoz,and hliaveb'roke ...

... ; LONA'.DON.1 ETkDNISDAV, MAr 28. W E have this morning received Spatish and Portuguese papers the latest to the date NV of May'14)t they fiurnish a very miniiute account of the situation of the different armies; and represent the aspe& of affairs in the two countries. as generally improved and improvingT but such is always the languatge of the prinmed accounts. Sonrm private letters ...

... 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 ...

... . 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 ...

... mtsCELLI INE O US, ion iROWNE TIHE TRAVELLEkvl ifed With concern we have to announce the death of this ued unfortunate celebratefl traveller. Tltc same thirs t after H ght knbwledge whi'cl originally urged him to follow the es ill Nile to its far distant sourccthe spirih hich sdpporfed p has him during a long captivity iii Dafour, lately prorhpted re ac- him to undertake a journey to the ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEM1BER 12. THE most important part of the intelligence con- tained in the Paris papers, which have reached us to Sunday last, relates to the attempt made on the part S of the Spaniards to send armies into France, and the nty readiness with which the Generals gave up that pro. ject, as soon as they found that a strong disposition the towards resistance wvas manifested on ...

... 'o7Dot AtND~'D~~ii - . I Tarp most recent accoinits- from tihe fontleos of *1tanete do not :coa1 itenanCc thec rurnourt s nE theine;teiidedl vithdrawing of the Allied troopi. Las Cases resained StFrankfort-onithe' 4th. Seve rl Frcneh refTgesI Iad been arrcstced there. Thl States Gcnersl of H6llaiid were opcutpied in thre. d(isqssion of laws tor iniposin a tax .on inheritances, and tarowin, ...

... , tTo THE. EDITOR. ,, ' -- .) o n-l-nn lit Snti-As you. have invited an exphnlatsofl of: Lord Y raNfs'SENIGMA~i It requlest; in'se'rtiosi 'o~f -h N o - aogwisolution,-' hivith I have gea eoAgiaence , ' ...

... ,Ir-,) aotsrr ip t.- LONDONI: S4IOADA A}RROOr, Septe mber 15. A Heligoland mail arrived this morning, bringing German papers to the 2d instant.: The' Haiiburgh Correspondenten is allowed to say that the Neapoiitan expedition against Sicily is postponed for an unriited time, and that King' Murat, being itvithott present resourses in consequence of the dtestructiodi of his 'con- voy by the ...

... Defeat of- Mfarshal Victor, I I . BEFOiE CADIZ. I N our Paper of the ifth of March, Ave informed our readers that General Graham bad landed at -Algesiras with a -considerable detachment of Eng- lish and Spanish troops, with a view of co-operat- -ing with the garrison of Cadiz, to folce the-enemy to raise the siege'of that place. We have now the pleasure of announcing that the hope of accounts ...