... L 0 NI) 0 N-JAN. 22. WVe yesterday received French and Dutch pa- per, to the 13th and 16th instant. A letter from the Lower Elbe, dated .Panu- arv ?? savS, - that Porotigal is to bc united to Spain. The King of Etruria is to have Sarii-' nia and the Balearic islands. The King of Sar- dinia will be indemnified elsewhere. The FilslinrtT Cowtr.7t observes, 5 that a new kingdom is to be formed ...

... PrIuVATE CORRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS-May SO. Lord SIDMOUTY-ra complained of a grofs mifreprefen. tation of his fpeech on the Catholic queffion, given in one of the daily papers, (the Brityb Prejr.) He had been made to fay, that the only way to preferve Pro- teftantifm in Ireland, was to perfecute the Catholics. He had never either entertained or expreffed fuch a fen- timent. He did not mean ...

... U' 1? I L ? B. ;- - - ' t-. ?? 0x;: Aijst~ihe- a] iciau-seen6,s orf pubiip-oy.ex- : 'hibited lbontF tih& ~banks of ?? in-orsse- u . ...

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... THE GOUT. THAT the mhotive of writidg in any (hape or manner fhould be the diffufion of knowledge'will be granted-4of this ?? I-have chofen this extenively circulating paper, to communicate a few remarks and fuccefsful, experiments in pa- :rxyfms of the gout-believing that the: bulk of that clafs of readers whom I am addreffingi are niore likely to read this, than to read ten pages of-a book ...

... F R A N C E. PARIS-Dec. at. Peace has not yet produced here all the bene- fits we expe~led, nor adl the advantages-that were fo confidently prediied- We have been relie- ved, it is true, from miljtary conscriptions and for- ced loans, yet commerce revives but flowiv. Of foreign cornmercev we could not perhaps fuppofe that we fhoiuld acquire any large portion fo fo6n afier the war. WVe want ...

... C N CQMBINFD FPEET. Itioni | Sorrme firtherintelligenceias been received from lroy, the West Ilies, which, upon 'the whole, may- were be considered rather con'solinI than' otherwise. nday In addition' to what vrwas sai'd iii OU' laust riespec- via Xting the 'F~tench aid Soanishh feet, wve have to f the nmentorn, thait by a ietter from Brbdn es, it .ap-. Ipft. 'ears they werel still at ...

... CT. ?iI I e ,i, ?J4- 'Asia, ?;,o n n Q, 1, e f EDI NBURGE-- APRIL 29. HOtUSE OF LORDS-AprilM2. * Mr -ERsekNin was. heard in continuation for the resporident in the !appeal BLANE V. the Earl of CASSILLIS. The E-A or SuFFOLK -stated, that he had a mo- tion to make of considerable importance, and the object of which he had already explained -to the Noble Secretarv of State. It was no less than i ...

... a HOUSE OF LORDS-Jan. S1. Aster hearing Counfel in reply to the appeal, Stthe Leith Glafs-work Companv vo Yelton and IL others, the Lord Chancellor delivered a few ob- e fervations on fome of the moft prominent points of the cafe; and on his Lordfhip's motion, the d further confideratido of it was fixed'for this day fe'ennight. On the motion of Lord CAMD EN, a number ?? were ordered to be laid ...

... - , Quei tbrfe gt Dik'zMi &SrT nt:. -urc Xvtr , )~ . 1cut on -cla Se ,l It is requefted of e Surveyors-General of the Tax hlice; to date fpubliely, ;whether ,it is meanf by their late order,;that .Ail perzfns: vwho pay dut7 for a two- wheeled chaife or gig, fhall be-clhseged with the-uty of twopo rds.feri~g~far a male'ferv'ant, althoughno' fuch:'ervantchoa a be .kept for that purpofe, or ixany ...

... FOPREIGN INTELLIGENCE. iFROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. acc Press PARIS, dpi? 20..-The official journal con- the tains the decree adopted in the meeting of the Se- riv 'igre nate, op the 7th, pursuant to the Emperor's a- froi anid sage, for calling out 80,090 conscripts of the year Frf t for 1808. It also contains an address by the Senate plo f the to his Majesty, on the nessage; towbich is sub- sev L ...

... , - ?? s-HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 27. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Lord HOLLAND. presented a petition from the . debtors confined in the King's Bench pris'on, praying for such relief as to the House should seem meet. His Lordship observed, .that¾. after iwhat passed last session respecting this subject, it was almost needless for' him to say; that it was not ehis intention to propose any bill for the. ...