... LONDON, TUESDAY, MArtCH 1;. U, WE refer to an Extraordihary Gaziette in otir last eat page, for the particulats of an unfoitunate attack of upon Bergen-op.Zoom, on which we cannot bear Ig- to dwell. sv- The Gazette of this night contains a dispatch Int from Admital Penrose, dated the math ult. off tile try Bar of the Adour, detailing a very arduous and ive successful enterprize in that uiver, ...

... mtsCELLI INE O US, ion iROWNE TIHE TRAVELLEkvl ifed With concern we have to announce the death of this ued unfortunate celebratefl traveller. Tltc same thirs t after H ght knbwledge whi'cl originally urged him to follow the es ill Nile to its far distant sourccthe spirih hich sdpporfed p has him during a long captivity iii Dafour, lately prorhpted re ac- him to undertake a journey to the ...

... FROMNT-E lBCURDAUX, JOITRNAL. ' FROM I THl-E u^ mn. ,6.,.1 tluarch 141h, 1FI . The t;Velftli of. March will be to the city of Bour- deaux the moit glorious epoch consecrated in theain- I lnals vf.'Ihistory. For a loog time the Bourdelais had te. prtnonosced aainlst the oppressive governient under fo which France groaned, hobt they had not yer foiund a' ;',di favourable opportunity for throwing ...

... 5.'Hiptrial jDarliapirlit. nce H1O USE OF COMM11l1ovs. lis r TatuRSDAY, Artirs 2°1. IS General Marttiewx presentled tw~o Petitions from Cln;:-, anid meI and tlipperary, in tavour of tie emancipation .,f thef thie Catholics; but gave it as his opinion, ieq IUesntioi DUle haebettert ngot le disc rtfist Tesion. He added, as from our authlority, that the Pope being liberated frorm his cott- .d' ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY, MARCH 94. mc A further supply of Paris papers have arrived, to in1 e 20th instant. They contain no offlicial bulletin U. im the armies; not even a remote allusion to the de bceedings of the congiess; and are equally silent ge spei1ing the triumph and progress of the British T ms in Gascony. This sullen silence. at a moment hi jtruly important and critical, is mole expressive ...

... AIJSCELL.4A-EO Us. 1is We hear some active country magistrates and the 112 to war ofce are at issue relative to the assumed right of re to demanding billets for soldiers employed on the recruit- ac cs, ing service at village fairs and wakes, as auihorised by he any direct provisions in the act of parliament. ed PAsootR Nor DESERTrits.-Orders are now issued 2s to (sigited Palmerston), for ...

... ;LONDON, v n o RAI1.~ TRFATY OF PEACE IND WE have the pleasure t4,gite, tbl rived this mui ning, fromt tlPis, with the T lty 01 Pcace, which was signed theIe on onday last. Tihe ftoliu~wing lettur Ih s been sent to the Lord UaVor; J)-hrSvrv-Siaa5r 1,10eVWhC 2n3, 815.i MY LoRo,-It gives me great saastaction tso have tIeC fioibtttr ...

... B1UONAPARTE AND ST. . HE-LeNAi , .,, rlATLrd --a hur Cc Fnreign O ffeis AidAgs 26th', ISI:-Lord Bathujit, one 6f'his Majesty'l Pilicipal Secretaries of State, liae pal e this dav nooitfedIby command of-his Payal Highness sor c the Prince Regenit, to the.hioisiters of Friendly Powvers int f resident at this. Court, that in consequeqce of events pi1 * which have happened ;i! Etirope it ias ...

... L-7-7-7hoNO 2S 8 - L4ONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER M8 Ti e convoy bound to America sailed forn PIyv mouth Sound on Wednesday last, under the pro- tection of the Vengeur, .74 guns; Cormorant and Ceylot)p We undetstand thrie are about sooo troops in'the fleet, among which are some cavalry. The convoy stood down Channel with a stiff breeze, as did the convoys for Cork and Bourdeaux, and the Mfticarel ...

... RETURAT^f FA, th diEZANDER and ISARELLA, DISCOVERr SHIPS. commanded bI Sir J. RoJsand Licua FmRxr. 0 - -r o . -swamanhsa VY tfl t,. a tw. g £, tr . C M USY. A letter frntn Mr. Levwis, sailngg mastrer of the isabella, o Viscoverv ship, mmatnded by Captain Sir J.-Ross, dated o m Lerwirck, 31st ult. was last week received by W; Motion, rpq, nf Cortirigham, principal nwner, statiog that ship's ...

... LON:O;, D, :- - E : , 1 ) 'LONDPIS ,:T, MIo;DAY, wOCTOBER 6. . , - TITB 'IA VGr's H EL TI. ,O Saturdaiy the ouarterlv meeting. of tle Queen's Council was held it NWintlsor Castle. The.whol of the five physicians were in attend airnce,- and the result of their report i 'as- thtt flolloi ifigi exchibitedlyesterday at Sc: Janigs's p~alace: '4YJildsor Cadlkc, OCt.'.4;-IHis Majewvtyucontinues to ...

... HOerianus.O- F- -HO U SP OF :-C 0 lf Af 0 x S. MOND)AY. FEBItWAIRV 2Z, THt 1'UNDSOR 19STARLTS1MCENT. - Losrd.C~flereagZ moved the Order of the Day, finr the 1-oufe going into a Committee on that part of- the Speech of the Iords Commiffimiiers which related to the Windfor Eflablifhment. The Houfe having refolved itfeif into a Committee, ihe Noble Lord obferved, he was itfirous the Htoufe ...