... FOREIG.N INTELLIGENCE FRANCE. PA1Us, DEc. 13.-The following remarks appear in the Moniteur, upon two articles of news extracted from the English Papers. The first relates to the communication between Gibraltar anid the Spanish r ries ,fhe Moniteur obser es, Commerce was weer Spain and Gibraltar. If the hat his Governors betrayed their 7gland, whilst England invades FI is frigats, suassacres ...

... THE EXAMN ER. LONDON: WTNDPAV, JiSCARY 10. NAPaL.Fo' has returned to P'aris with his u1sual sudden vpitY, but our politifians cannot conceive the ra- .*Sr toey ?? that some plots ag'ainst his lire .itset bh in agitation. But why so? Are not the i:oAemeixntS of this extraordinary man a14ays rap ?? )laS lit: any reasou to loiter on the road ; or d& they ima.-ine that he makes.any-journey for ...

... QU l d CKEla Y. TO TTIB EDITOR OF THE ESNA MINER. 51R.-Armidst the numerous institnuions and soieties which the speculative and inventive ,-'cnins of -the present--ge is coatimually aluolincinr to- the world, Done wouidl prove inare beneficial to she pablic, nnr more bonourable'to the prombWrs, than a Socic y fsr ghie Aliollujon of Qulackery. - I have been led to this suggestion by Uhe peru ...

... THSE LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL EXAMINER. No. l.. ON PERIODICAL ESSAYS. I lqok upon a periodical essayist as a writer who claims a peculiar in! inac5 with the public. le does not come upon them at once in all the majesty of. , quarto or all, the gaietyt af bezaedimo, smooth and wei.drns.t: but his acquaintance is likely to be mote lasting, because it is more gradual and because you see hii is ...

... CITL *,Sirs loan ST5UART and HouSE Ponn2Ar waere da Fr- daly presented withW5 the eieeatwa Swords -votedl PsD thnrsi by ?? on of LoYndoni. They Wfere in the first jnltaance presented at Merchant Taylor's Hail with thq .Freed~omrL of that most respactable Comrpay ;. 4fr wliidithey .pioceeded, t.-Gutidhall. They were- -. e ivesl by the Chtarmboerlain and severail Aldermen. WIhii the HAr Er ~LAIW ...

... AdANE~t1~S SKETCH~S-- I ?? cffS - 5JPON 'FEMiPORiARLY-sUiiJECTsv&c. FruZICKi of 1Prussia is not the only great con- queror ?? dig, tilg. facu ties have rot equalled his inclation for deoiuringt,. Tlic great .NAPeor14 ac- .ordin, to his Frncnh newspaPers, is troubled with thme Samue misfartunn, ad he who, l.ke a ladwyer is con- fillially occupied in '-desourihg Wvidows I oqsos riot ro mdeition ...

... T1UE POLITICAL EXA&MINER f artv is tile ilade, ofny t g a fe. ?? _ S I5.F T. No. 9. W1EJ-KNESS AND MODESTY OF TIHE JAA.1AICA PL &N T1.P.S, - TaE late resolutions of Jamaica agaihst the lbolition of ?? Slave Trade affird one of the most:lameqstahile isesaces of the ?? of human nature. . man ihu grows rids by this oxecrable traffic 'sust ime snore- tan b~lind anda deaf; his eyes,ndi his ea'rs, ...

... FOIEIGvNY INTELLIGENCE. PAP RIS. JAN. 7.-The 3 toniteur of tlis day contains the En1ishi Declaraticn in answer to that of Itussia, vith a co(hiimenitary. On the 1olowowing passage of the Declaration, J' is Mn.esSty was not unaware of the nature of those (/iageinlJt5 vwhich had been ilijpoed 3n Russia in tle con- fi r > of 'filt; ( 1 ) thle J110nielcr says,- ( I ) We arc authoris-d to declare ...

... PRaICE (T STOCKS YETIrly. 3 ?? Cf. CMons. 634 2 ex. ?? for Open. 644.3 S per Cent. Red. 63S--Oniui ' pr4m. LONDON: S(T-YDAY, JANTUARY I /. Tiar American Non-Importation Act was carried into efiirt on the 14th December. It is generally sup- posed, that this measure is indicative of a determined spirit of hostility against Englbnd, but it is not easy to see why. One country mlay be sometimes ...

... Cassel,'December IT. We Jerome Napoleon, by the. Grace of God and the Constitution, King of Westphalia, French Prince, &c. &A. to our good and lawful Subjects, and'inhabitants of'our kingdom of Westphalia, grecting Westphalialls, Divine Providence bas poirted this wra, in order to anite your scattered provinmies iuder one Jaub st institution, together with neighbouiring.fanulies, though ...

... FROM THE A-MEIICXAN PAPERS. Noazo~ra, DEC. 4.-An occurrence of yesterday has excited some interest., arising from the recoliection-of a recent circuumsance. I trcls snari, belonging to tile French ship L'Imnpetoex, thc ship that was de- siroxetd by tile British. o-n this coast, had son5ie tone S:11cc entered at Ba'tiilhere, vns beard onse of thle gun- boats iU the service of the Uloited ' ...

... THE POLITICAL EXVNIINER. Party is the madness of many fur the gain of a few. SWIFT. Two. 3. ON PARTY SPIRIT. T1.ere is no cnmpfaint.wbich hath been more constantly in) the mouths, no grief hath lain mnore heavily at the hearts rf ;.l[ good men, than those about our natioual divisions; nbout the spirit of party, which inspires animosity and hreeds rancour; which hath so often destroyed our ...