... Sunday and Eue/dozy's Peg rxlS, 3JANUARY J . ETTT RS Tromn 'Ierlin mention that tie L .ffairs of the Ex-Stadtboldcr, proteted by til. Kin,, of. Pruiflfa, ha1s been arranged with ra.nce. It is aniiroutced that the two Powers hlave come to an augrselleilt to co-operate in order ?? at thie Pe-ice of the Empire, the Bil7oprics of ?? and Bamlberg Mhould be fett ce, ad griven by way ofs indeinntity' ...

... L O N D O IV, 7aunag 9. 'This morning cight 3armborgh miails becamne duie, and it is underltood that the Elbe is ltiil conipletely frozen up. ?? two mtails arrived from Lilfbon, broht by thle ..½2ng Gscoge packet, Captain D::i u, which lef, i f-r oil the ryd-ooiDecem- ber ; and thle Prio' _4ds'phar, Captain Buluider- fon, which failed tnoll' I .AblOl o~l tbie zad ult. We hiave ae acc;!i l oto ...

... .. Tllhe Cotfnt d'Artois, D'ukcsof Qr eans, B or- bon, and H-arcourt, were y.eferday aire noon in- Trod-uced to:1iis Majefty at Rockingham Houfe bv Lord Greinvi'lle. They were kind4lyreceived, and held a ofnfe2:iice ot two hours with the king. Io'd 4 Urenvijle gave a gcrand ?? on Satur- d. y a;this honfe in sleveland-Ro's, to the followi f in1g. toteigil. tioblemen: :-TIe -Cout d'Artois, ...

... L O.N D IVN.F ebruag xi. Government difpatches were yelterdav re- ceiveci fromn Dublin, giving an account of the refult of she debatc on Wednefiiay laf, on tle ibbjeft of the Union, when the Addrefs to his Maiei in aif'wer to his Mefiltage nas carried by a sjolrity of 42, there being for the Union i5i, jolt it ,x6. This iuaiorirv is ex aftly the fante .S that ?? the h rfl dav of the SCldions, ...

... L ON D 0 N. February 3. .. - - I - - . Yefterday arrived at Plymnouth the Thmtjes, of 32 gulls, Captain Lukin, from a cruif'e, accom- pained by a French thip of about 3bO tons bur- then, called the Aurore, piercett for i6 guns, but oniv 2z mounted, four havinlr been thrown over- board in chace, and navigated by 103 men; lhe is fromn the Ifle of France, bound toa Bourdeaux, and laden with fugar ...

... ~ 1 OXP~ MA *y 14 To-miorrow, May the i5thb a Charity Sermon ?? t. preachd at S t. 'iartinna Church, if this City,. by..the Rev,. Mr 'Hooper, Fellow of : niverfity CQllege, for the Eenefit of Poor Boys, educated and clothed by the fubfcriptions of gentlemien, and ladies in and near Oxford.'- Service will begin at elevei; o'clo&c . On Wed efday lafi the Revs. William - gab- bitas, of Merton ...

... I/ Frm the ?? N c P A P p, R s, 4rrived etips morning. 'I I Ct TELEGRAMHIC DlS'A.TCV. C a/ L~'COLn Ztbe MXN:STERf WAR. ut~ngtleu, Jl~y 6. TheirigHtwing of my YLon1 1as gained pofeffion ofFeldkirck, Coire, d tl(e *whole co ustry of the Griifns. The enemy as betU driven fronm a1 their pofitions. aus, July r5. Government has received el'S tromn Malta, of the date of June iS they 41, thwat ...

... L 0 N l) O N, Yuly 24,. ?? ?? nn Mn-1- . re Difpatches received on Monday evening from Lord Mlinto, at Vienna, we tinderfland, relate ta the pacific overtures made by Bonaparte to the Emperor, upon which fubject no final refolu- tion has Vet been taken. Paris, pa-pers have been received to the 20thi 'rioff-Their moft ithportant inforination is the occupation of Feldkirch and Coire byj General ...

... L O A' D O N, yaanuary 2g. eIen Hanibutr-0 mails arr-ived in 'the coirfe Ol ficterday, and iix King's Metfengres. Onl tihe public papers little can be gathered tACOitfequuen~ The French ,)iq7oty near Genda,; r tl'e 4tLI tilt. tirns out, as we fill'pefted, to ive bven a teat.. No fuir tther' ferious military ?? have yet taken place in that qcuarter. Every thing on thle Continent betravs; - a ...

... Poff# LO V D O'N,Y 7ya , KT El TpER of ihe Hamburgh Mails due this 1N morning, nor that which thould have arri- ved in regular courfe ?? laf, are arrived. Little intelligence, hoIwever, comihg throu gli either of- thefe clanlels1 can be of any intereft, Coapa red with that which is furnifhed by the arrived of the French papers vefterday, down to the date of the 2d inftant incILuive. It appears ...

... ItaturDap'opoft. zp C-rpqcfo#- L ONV D.O N, Yanatua 8. YESTE RDAY evening arrived the Mail from France, whichi bronght thle Paris Journals of the 3d inflant. They c3mpletely reftite an idle foioy which bad got ilto circula- tion ?? the arreft of feveral Generals, * ho were faid to be plotting the overthrow of The power of Bonaparte, and to meet nightly at the houfe of Syeyes. The contents of ...

... *Saturday's Poft? B 7y Exprefr HOtUSE OF CO7MMOSs ?hurfiday, April 3. T sHE Bill to prevent Bull-baiting wts' read a itfecond time and committed, when a clanfe was introdutced to make the penalty for any offenlce againkt the AA not lefs *than 205. nor m~ore thtan 51. The report being received it svas~ bodered to be taken. into Further confidera tiun on Friday fortnight. CASUAL POOR. The Order ...