... .LQNDoN1 MARCH 11. . .*~ NElCONTINENTAL WA? , M ''Ar OREwaccounts.were received fM land -yesterday. We are told, IS nfrom U..rWich, that'th e brought them sailed ai an hour's notice, DI a Russian messenger, and dispatdieS of tOc1t Govel: nient.-Austria, its added, HAS UAAL AGAIN ST FRAN CE, and some a&S 5r have aready taken place.-The Russiaa r is also said to have been accompaned Vh fronm \ ...

... ----- ut At the C~aurt at the Qaeeiz's P=a~zfes the 24ths of Mlft, .;809 ,Q vs $prefenst, h ;e k4s? et Ao;itxielZt 1:jestjytin iusteiI. s. [The present Order comtiences' bv noticing an Order er of the 26th of April last, for, subjecting tle port$ of) *d Hiolland to a rigorous blockade; then adverts to tlic d. provisional agreement, entertd into by Mi. Frakirne an wvith the Amerkcan Governmenxt ...

... - -a - . MADRID, Yv,,F 16. ?? application was made to Murat, that the soldiers, according to formar custom, should be present ~at the procession, and ishould preseut arms. His reply was, that Frcilch soldiers never preseut arms bmt to the Great Emperor. previous to the 2d of May, when he heard our tfsdi vals spoken of, anid saw our processions, he was Nvont to say, that the Spaniards ...

... : - - :I I r -'HE Court Martial for the triMl of this Noble pr 1 .Admirat, as to his conduct whilst Coimmander-in.l Chiief of. the attack upioni the eiemy's fleet in. Baque- to Rikdis- liega'n at'Portsmouth on Wedneiday tihe 27th L July..-We have formerli stated, that Lord Cochlanc, -when- Ministers commnisnicated to him tlheir iiitentioi ag to move the usual vote of 'tianks in Parliament to ...

... I I forcigil 15,11te Itgelice. FROM T.H FRENCH PAPERS. it B0NAPARTE's EXPOSE, in ?? to Spain,, ti and fhis Rdauians wutih other Powaser. t PARIS, SEPTEMBER S. Y ON the .Atll instant, the Senate assembled under the 0 Presidency of his Serene Highness the Prince t Arch Chancellor. The Prince Arch Treasurer, the a Prince Vice Grand Elector, and the Prince Vice I n Constable, assisted at the ...

... -ARRIVAL or t JE'- oz. BRt1NstVi - I .V,-, . . . / . rk. M KF 'lance. ned he Duke of H o ace em t tw eTArho o ° 2to,t r~uoo'cot , e.ale rrived at 'Grisnsbi last night 'I his 'dc and procededwit hii suite, tot London, at eiglit. His.Hl st o£ , t eteue Iigarness- snto Ha . P to thd - . I ' of hin; killed e bnetw thetniar Artke Chalethe 0 pro- ' ermn an d n this Dk. : . eetm's; suerior- forces, ...

... lO.-\frEDNEsDlr, OcroBER 4. - , . i ...

... WOBUJRN SHEEP SHEARING. | The blifinek of Thurltday commenced by a fteond fhtw of Leicefler ttips; after vhich, a ilew of ?? and Devon cattle took place., About three, thle comp~iiy repaired to the Abbey, and partoilk of a very excelent dinner. 'The tatrle was graced b* the feverai filver culps which the Duke has bree at different times hlinou ed with, from the Bath, Smithfield, ILord ...

... AFFAIRS oF HOLLAND, Ti 'OLLAND is it present strangely situated- Li p . she is apprehedsive of an invasion, and she tion. is wvithout 'a Chief MagistraftLouis lBonaparte; at tj, according to private letters im Ho~llnd, as we incli, have already stated 'hass abdicated the throne in,! per i 'consequence of a misundeistnding 'seiihisdbrother, I - His conduct~ith'ough grateful to rhepeople, ...

... ,0.YTDON, 7suzsDAr. 7ue 2'2. YESTERDAY afternoon the Royal Assent was given by 'commission to a number of Bills which awaited the ultimate sanction of ,e Roy e tera : after which Parliament was pro- rogucd with the following Speech delivered by the Lord Chancellor:- MyLords, and Gnctlemen, ,wec are commanided by his Majesty to acqcnaini eot,, that his Majesty has great satisfaction ins leinig ...

... LONADNv lU L r 5. CAPTURF..O(' FERROT. AND CORUNNA. DEFEA I' OF N} &c. I T ivas announced by the telegraph on Monday i evening, that Corunna and Ferrol had been s taken by the Spanish patiorsts This'iatelli- s gence was brought by the Goldiinch brig of war, from off Cofunria. . The Cadmus, also arrived at Plvmouth the same t dav, has brdought the important intelligence of 'the defeat of a ...

... e ETWEEN the arnies of France and of ,1 BRussia there is a difxrence in point of ad- e vantages, of infinitely greater extent than many .1 persons at a first view would imagine. The t difference is in faft so great, that if the Russians l 2 continue to make the same degree of successful 1 resistance, and display the same unshaken bra- t very they have hitherto done, they cannot fail of being ...