... FR.OM TI-E FRENCH PAPERSe ?? , . . . - -I . _ be. - PA-aS+-ArRIL 7 *r- THE C0NCO6RBAT'U'M. tht On Monday, in an extraordinary fitting of the Legiflative Body, affembled for the purpofe e of ha-ving the Concordatum fubmitted to them. Portalis afcended the Tribune, and thus intro- Iasduced thle mnomentus fubjefh, ib- France, faid he, - evinced her gre-atnefs Cn in war, fhe evinces it too in ...

... LONDON-DicEFEMsn', 24. ti Wednefday, LORD HAWRESBURY gave a a: grand dinter, at his houfe in St James's Square. Airiong the Company were the folioWilng, viz. G!:N. ANDREOSSI and fuitc, Monf. SCTIE5ME L- PLNNiNr, BARON DE JACOiti, LORD HARveY, b SIR EVRE COOTE, SiR G-EORGE SHEE, Mr tl VANSITTART, Mr HAMrMOND, Mr STEEL.E, O &c. &c. The firit and fecond courfes were fer- g ved upon filver, arid ...

... LF R A N C E. PARIS-October o, ; Y [FROM THE tdONITEVR.] - C The late troubles in Helvetia having giren Un- 1 eafinels to the neighbouring dlates, the French i 'Government, as foon as it faw the diforder a checked, and its mediation demanded, ha,.ened i1 to make the event ?? to the adjoining pow- f Ters. The following is the letter that was written t on thc occafion on the -1cth to M. de CETTO ...

... LONDON GAZE! 1 E— June sr. ADMIRALTY-*-.! lit*!— Jtn-.c 21. Cop, of „ Letter from the bail of St Vixcsni, K. R. Ad- miral of ib- Wbnr, -c to Eva- Nti.as, Efq. dated on board his Majefty's fnip Viiic do Pari., _J Ulllaut, the «__ T Inclose for the information of the Lords Commif- iioners of the Admiralty, letters which I have this infant received from Rear-Admiral Sir John -0.1 a.-i Warren, ...

... - T he following interefting paper, (of which we gave an abilralt in our laE,) forms parc of a correfpondence which took place wit* a view to. obtain the liberation of-the gallant Captain Wright, through the intervention of the Spanifr Ambaf~ador at Paris: DiCLARATIONt OF T2E BRITISH GOVERNMSET Of-jpeaing the perfons feized and det'ained in France, in violation of the laws.of nations and of ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-FEBRUARY 3. ?? . the Duke of 'itOoucefer was on Saturday . introduced to the Pi oucil ad fwora Member ther*of C a w 'a Sir Arthur Wellefley, K. B.- has been apt., } peinted Colonel of the 33d' foot,- fin the room of Marquis Cornwallis': Ii is faid VTurd Lake is ?? to fucceed ?? of the'Tower.I Lord Fitzwilliam. and Mr Coke,' of Norfolk,. eare, we underiand to be advanced to the ...

... FROM THE FZAMBRGH AtIL. VIENNA, May ?? from. Ttiefte, the credit of which is undoubted, bring the agreeable intelligence from Dalmatia, that the occaflon of a new war between France and Au- ftria is happily removed, as the Emperor of Ruflla, in order to refcue our Governrment from that dif- treffing fituation, had ordered his troops, who oc. cupied the fortrefs at' the mnuth of the Cattaro, ...

... LO ND O N-JULY 29. The King's eyes, we are happy to be inform. ed, are So much firengthened, as almoft ro re- move apprehenfion of their being again afflicded. His Majefty ha, been pleafed by letters patent under the Great Seal of Ireland, to constitute and appoint Arthur Moore, Efi. to be his Ma. jeay's Firif Serjeant at Law in Ireland. .His Majefly's letters patent have alfo. been paffed ...

... |I SZTE CERPESPONDENCE. 1 ot London, July 25. i8so. hfollow-ing extr from the Span- IS t4~ fromt~e OverooGzette Wh5nj Xsich conmains the lateft accounts from Ca- Z' .1$The ;;tle informna:3o~ ae. poases' eI tative t3 the state of Catalonia, tnust render the folleia lig news received here vcry interesting :_ Restrained by the Governors, l Halee Macor, and 1P'ane Jl'12-t. the Cataloisians ...

... TRIP I'ATE CORRFSPOND1NCH'E. London, Septenler 18. iso7. 0 The foll-ving extract of a pirate letter, ritte _oC by a gentlelnan ezuploverl in the expedition to Zea- to land, has been received to-day 'it brints dozv w the procceilings of the Beitish wirny and nave; as Isle as the 1toh instanilt, 'it :Copenhagen, Sept. IO;. 1S07. fe. t- ws tuch fib1men to find yefterdts, which we lid ro oh e O ...

... I. ND 0 N-DEC. 9. Yesterday a Cabinet-Council assembled' a-& Foreign Office, at twO o'clock, and conti3 sitting until half after. five. The Meinbers ?? sent were, the Earls of Westmoreland and Cam. den, Lords Hmwkesbury, Mulgrave, and Caste. *seagh, Mr Canning, and, the 'Chancellor of tbe Exchequer. Mr Proudanan, the messenger, arrived in town yesterday morning froir Stockholm. It is 'said ...

... HINTS RE5PrCTING COMIMERCIAt INTIiERCOURSr, PARTY SPLRIT, AND rtUE ArRICAN INs rITUTIoN. SIR, At a moment when the fpirits of ennimerci I men droop, when taxes are necelfarily increafed to fupport the expence of defending ourfelves againft an invettrate fe,. when the expence of the neceflries of life is felt ever by ! the opulent, there is foniethiug fitigularly iiterditting to1 find, in the ...