... NEWC.ASTLE AMAr 14. THE NEGOCIATION. . Contrary to the most confident expedaaLionl, we are not, this week, enabled to ptesent our readers with the final re- suit of the long protradted discussiotns between the British and Friinchl gt'vernmnuts, although there is no doubt that the ultimate decision is before this time knovin in Paris, if not in London. As was conjedeured, the Britishs ministers ...

... I . . . - - A meeting was held on ?? last, acccs diinj to notice, at the London Tavern, to consider of ti e best means of extending the benefit of thus ?? discovery. _ The Lord Mayor took the chair. MrTravers took an extensive view of the importance of the subjed, and after a well-deserved culogiumn the cbaraelee and services of Dr jenner, entered large- ly into calculations of the mortality ...

... F'OUTSL OF 1AWORIS. 7une 6. Locrd Shtl'dd presented a bill, the title of which was in ad to 7egulste the formus of cnnvi6lions by Justices of the peace, tu d to render such jtisticcs more sae in the ?? of their ofiice. -lis losdship stated, that as the laws at preaent stood not one cosivisios in sa thousand if attacked could -stand, as none bet a special pleader could hit the nicclies which ...

... I I . liUSE &F cOMoNS. -- :.Msatc. ,s. Mjr _Y#'ry gavt' notiee that he -hovId'bring i;rward hit charge ainsarl St Vincent on the 17th of 0ApAL M9r Paui xted his irnotln agaftist.Tyarquis Wellesley ftr the i6th of Apirl. The ioust agreedto granthinsmijesty joA. per s4tnurn for Sir J T. Duchworth,,durinoghis lite. . The Atfsifey C-ners! rnoved for leave tuibring in a bill to prewmt tke ...

... I . ., dhw i4 O`RUE-, ~: W ?? ?? X The D' kA of NsTorthnumb~erland co n aftes the Percy Tenautry 1Volunteef Cavalry on ihi, great improvement they have made since he had last the pleasure ofeeinig.them assembled. at: together. Such deal and anxious desire as they nmnifest to reader them an efficient corps towadas. the deferee df-hetr.eomoi'rv, cannot f.,il-to eisul tfiethe gratituda uf that ...

... O- -t- - ?? -. on Ttesda-y last the ietei-se -vbtilttter Xh~fanftrv,.l |hada pArade, in conisetqaence of it beinl tise birth-day o'J t'eir comcandant, Major Carr lbbetsoji,.en tbo.lcers, 5~oe-coiltdiesionled o~rer, anzd private6 of the corps, pre- sentted hinis with acmp, as a' toieh of their grt-.atattea oent and-regard towards him. -Csptio. Colling beirg de- ! pnted bybthe erorps to present ...

... 1 MIRANDA'S liXEDrIIO9. In the 'rench ofliciil journal the following account of the unsuccessful issue of this romantic' attempt is given:- St Sebastian, Junr a,, The schooner L'Esperance, just arrived at St Andero ftom Carraccas, has brought accounts, of the famous expedition oi Miranda. Among the nume- rous letters which conrirm the taking of the two schoon- ers, the fullowing contains most ...

... 14d 27. Lord H. Petty moved for leat-e to ?? in a bil to regulate the office of treasurer of the ordmance, the obe ovf wich tvas, he said, to give the public aj' htre lhr the proper Appropriation of ?? voted fr thr publcY $ervtce that departtni-11t, by Obliging the said treast',r to hand over such blances as shall, fw'om time to r i: his hands, into the bank of England I h roinalr the same ...

... -PROM SATUORDAYS LONDON. qAZtTTE. - , Ad:miralty-Office, AugusF 9, x igo. A letter from Earl Vuisc-nt to William Marsden, Esq. in- troduces the fullowinlg:- .IR ldars, ast ia, js/y 29, i8o6, lat- 45 deg, SI.R, 9 in.. ?? iong. 4 de rc min. a4 JDar I hety leave to ?? vyu, that I ?? iln ?? of four of the enemy'S frigates the night of the 27th 'in'sLt arthoragh I lost sight of thian, as also of ...

... .11 - ?? Lo??boN. _2 ?. ' Accounts from essina, datedte the xstb Jun'e, state; that the Amrerican Colonel Eaton' haviig i.iided with a body of miarines, wcit from the Aznerican utdroi, in.:Egypt, adiiace~d iikto t~he ripozlitan territory, and after some severe contes's in which lie was wounded in the a-- by a musket baib -din -which .mny--of his pe'oplefell, he carried Dern a'and Bengasi by as ...

... - PRIM TITE LONDoN GA*zEtTT WVwa4arr, =Fic~rea-Lzfi v~o6. ?? Xiao has been l!eal- eti to ..ppoiiit 'tIse Right W~n.Villiamr V. yndhain Baia Grenvfle'; the ight -Hon. Henry Petty, (commonly called Lord .HeuryvRecty) ?? John Charles Spencer, .Esq. (coran oanly 'called Viscount Althorp); the Righlt Hon. W illiam Wickhaim,-2ad John Courtenay, Esq. to be commissioners hor cxecutinst4he offi.c of ...

... NE7I4ASTLE, MARCH 2S . ' .I * Thide 'rns1 fre i;Etiux, 'and'sa vtcw'l)iitcI i'paier e been received silge- lasi. XThe latter contain tiwo French bu'lletins, le 63d aid 64th, of which the followiu$ is an almtra.c, and- by which ft. tsppearn that some partial ?? took place, bet*ecn thle Rtiaj and ?? ohi the 2stEh aud %6th of Fcbruars, ' - si*tjhird B.lletin of tbX Grx'd Arnt r. Ec-guairters,' ...