... ?? ( QfLNCI-IL IATI} LLICE-GCE. oD I;t::i:mIrem . ig ls;it, at f l'11110 lu, rlear Sfamford abwlft i tre.ito-k, a gun wVatS discharged eolise to Mr. a ?? t't - i 'i 1110i ilidit, WlJiih s;) Inllth alarilled hii, it, ilt _;!e inimedite'laly got up ; but Iefolre she reached tiw it Ixloll a . aO I I r shot a aS fired Olrtgl I the ?? i olr tlj>' rtlmm, 1i hi'a fortutizsrelv did hI r io ilifiijw. A ...

... . LON~fDOY5' SuD4Y. J ASU u 24. A LE'TTEr from Amtwerp aniounces an EmS argo, n the Freach ports, upon alt foreign vessels, neotral ibd allied. This is one of -Ehose violent measares which originate in, the anger riahef than the policy of the French Emperor, who is -pdnished; ill'spite- of limself, by his own passions. To calu off alf- coininuk3atiou -betwepu the Contiiieit And this Coubtry ...

... IMPERIAL- PARLIAMEN2T. I llOUSE OF LOtDS.S THU RSDAV, JANUARYi 21 About three.o'clock tbe Lords Comimissin-eTs, coosist- ing of ?? .of CANTEsRBR, the Lord.Css-- CELLOR', Earls CirnDE:, AxYLasroID a41 RAnT- 55 OUt , Axaving takeen their plaues, Mr; Quarm, tbe De- puty Ushsler of the Black Rpd, .wUaL.t to desire the- at- tendauce of the Comnmqt, to hear his Majesty's Commis sion folr opening tbe ...

... i THE LONDON GAZEI'IE EXTR AORDI NARY. TISURSDAY, JAN. 21, .is08. Downihw-street, Januaiwn .0, 1808. Captain Murphy, of tbe 88th Regimnent, Brigade- Major of his Majestyts farces at Madeira, has arrived at the Office of Lord Viscount Castlereagh, one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, with a dis- patch, of which the following is an extract, from Major-General Beresford, dated ...

... THE POLITICAL EXAMINER:- Parti is the madnebs of many for the gain o a few. 'Swn r. No. 4. CHIARACTER Or NAPOLEON AND PRESEMT STATE OF THE CONTINENT. THE time is past, when goreramients were as dsicult to overthrow as to erect, when ajealous independence separated one nation from another more strongly than mountains, and when the alteration of a single feature in the face of Europe produced ...

... FOREIGA' IJVTELLIGE.IVE. FRAN CE. PAPTS, JAN. I.-The annual prize of 3000 livres, fominded by his Majesty the Emperor and King, for the best experiment made in the course of the year, on thel Galvanic Fluid, has been decreed to Mr. Dava, Mem.- l)er of the Royal Society of Londou, ius ?? hics Memoir on the Chemical Action of Electricity- of which IM. Gay Lusasc will give an exact accountiin the ...

... 7't EJESD YAI 'S LOA DVDOVN' ZBl RTE. BANKRUPTCY ENLAROGE. R. Nfackeilwaini, Crecent-place, ironmonger, from Jar. 1tf, to 3l1arch .5, at ten, at Gioldhali. BANKRlPTS. L. WilUlals, Nicholas-lane, Lonibard-street, merchant, Jatr, SO, a eleven, Fe,. 9, at tielve, March 8, at eleVen. A4norne), Mr. Day, Pump-curt, Jcmnple. J- Wal'ik, Danrtmoutui-street, dealer, Jan. SO, at eleven, Feb. 9. at twvl, ...

... FROM THE AMERICANTPAPERS., WVASFINGrTON, DEc. 22.-Congress this day passed an Ac', ?? an embargo on all American ships and vcssesl in thc ports and harboars of the Uniteid States . it passed in consequenice of a .lessage froim the PRE- SiVETTr-in tsle Senate, Ycas 22-?'avi 6; and in the ?? of Representatives, Yeas 82-Navs 44.-The folloai ing observations are from the pen of 'Mr. Se- cretary ...

... s rD T !o r f P A 1 PS E ?? P'RESENTED TO BOTH HIOUSE~S OF PftRLAENT. A U 5 rR A , N-o. 1. Note from the (.OU~nt DP} Sesr n ?? tO 3hr. Secretary CANTVye, de/ut Londor, April I Sth. IiO,. Ifis NIajesty tile Emperor of Austria, King of Ilun-ary aoclt B1h:enlia, having resoh-ed upon otlering to the nrinci- pal Powers interested in the present war, his ?? meCliatio., in order by his intervention ...

... 3IJILMITRY1' IATELLIGA CE. (OE:XERAL WI] ITELOCKEE'S TRIAL. On Tlhurcday morning tire Trial of General Whitelocke, bf,,re a C t1itt-\.artio1 ?? Members, e:ni( redl at Cl;Vt-ca College- The TMembers of the Cauri Ircean to assemble soon after nine, and about twenty 1 lr tvn, the .1 ide Aivocate, the Hon. Mr. Rv- der, eid al tiens over, and they took their seats at the gmat-d according to ther ...

... i Party is ihe madunts of rnasL1 for the gain. of a few. SWIFTr. No. 5 ON THIE tA1LRIC A i EA1B ARGd. IN any other age but this, men would have been as- to;-imud at a war of blockades, but political novelfies are so frequent, that nobody is at all surprised at a ?? of wiar-Lire, wtlich consists ill tving-one anotherts la!tds behind our gJacks. While the European na- iions however are ...

... THF,- EXAMINER. _ _ ?? _ _wr _ LONDON: SUltDAV, JANUARY SI. ASTA Papers upoa two didlrent subjects have been 4 bekoe Parliament. Tbe first set discloscs the correspondence between r11. .ecre ar7U777 j the Prince de STAR1HREXTIVR upon the propcsed n diation of Austria, and the second thc corros;ondte10 between England and Russia upon the treaty of ' !y, and the propom-d mediation of Rae ss. ...