... FOREIGN .INTELLIGENCE. Constzntinople, Det-e11ber24.-The English ambhassador, Lord Elgin, has cos5cluded in the name of his Court, a separate Conveln- find with the Porte, in which the latter, on account of the services rendered; by the English in Eiypt, has granted them certain privileges with regard to the Levant and .asc- ±nd-ia trade, for th-ree years. It is feared, however, that the ...

... | -. SUMMARY Or. POLITICS' . After reading the volumes of. treatises,, which French generosity has, since the - month of September last,. distributed amongst -the nations of Europe; after hay. ing witnessed twelve years -f aggressiois, encroachments, invasions, pillage, and nis sacre, it is no weak proof of the imbeciy and perverseness of the humnn mind, that Engrshmen should, seem astonished ...

... PARTS, lath PLUVIOSE, JAN. 3i. p The Firit Conful arrived-this evening at fix o'clock. ,Th Minifaer for !Foreign Affairs whio had fet out be- fore 'him arrived yefterday. r There is no Money which circulates more liberally in Y France than that which is paid by certain foreigners to t' foome Journalilts for giving them intelligence or the pri- I vate concerns of the Chief Conful. Thefe ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MOA'IGAI2' DZ E-lRUA19r 8. We yefterday received Paris Journals to the 3d in- clufive. BONAPARrE returned to Paris on the even- ?? of the 3 ft ult. and his arrival was announced by a difeharge of artillery. - The different Public Bodies, Tr1ibunates and Legif- lative Bodies, Courts of Firft and laft Refort, &c. &c. have waited upon him with theil congratulations ...

... From M1e LVONZPON GAZL'7TE, Deb. 6, I8Z At/a~14'c Sok# C;'Wnberauk, ?? tjk / r ,, ?? stomp, of , ?? ?? er1 Vs/r/a 3at Jan 'uc to P E ?? Pi,,~ 'fdai~ort Royal, tbe Iufib of Otlolr, xol'o It brilliant little exploit wa.,s perftrhried thle othe day by two bouzts of thle Lark: a copy of.Lieutena~nt Tohrftrnrre (the a~tinlg Ca p-tain) letter on that uccafion I thinktt-r~ totanrt ;at tire uri ne ...

... E MORNING CHRONICLL'. LONDON: TUESDAr, REBRUARY 9. An evening paper fRates, as it fays, on undoubted authority, that the terms of the Definitive Treaty have been agreed upon and concluded. The article is as follows:- We have now the fatisfacqion of being able to announce from undoubted authority, that the Terms of the Definitive Treaty between this Country and France are at length finally ...

... IMPERI1AL PAALIAMENT OF CREAT ARJT4JlN AND IRELAND. .HOtJSE OF LORDS, FrunRAmY S. Sir William Cunningham's Appeal, fronm an Interlocutor of tile Court of Seilion, amve on for hearing, when Mr. Adaim ,pokr for two hours in bheht of the Appcllaint; Mr. Alexsanrer remnains to be heard on thefarnefide; Mr. Er-firne and M1,1r. }o- ! nilly are ?? for the Rerpondent. The further hearing was adjourned ...

... Fnm'ri/jce LONDON GIZL¶TTE, Fcb. 9, itoj2. BA' KRUP'I'S. John Grat, of Berwic': upon Tweed. b2ker, XMarci 2, 3,, 3, at eleven, at he bhoue of R. Gilchrilt, imnckeepr, TIweed- moath, Durham. Attorneys, Mr. Turnbull, Bcrwick upon 'iweed r. Sanderfon, Palfgrave Place. archs Cunnin5gham, of Yoxford, Suffolk , grocer, FIeb. I6, 27, ,farchI 23, at twclve,at Guildhall. AtLornley, Mr. fHall, No. i,! ...

... INPERML PSARLZAYENT GJ EAT £ STI AIN AND IRZLA ND. THlfT.SF Or- LORDS, FEBRUARY 9. Mr. A'xaoincr v is heard fir tdie c'pelilmntin the Appeal from the Iii, hctilr of thc Court of St'ppi Sir Williom Cun- niiqh m l 1ii ' ,t;lAr vhi~cl the furtlher hearing was id- jouined toL lii y niet. 1The J.uxiC 1x 2a tctd t't !;c had received a letter fron.; Sir Jar LS aumalcza , cn that rg nt Ojiier ...

... LONDON: WLvDN.ESDA2l FEBR3UARJY IO. It is faid that accounts have been received in town of ethe arrival of three French fhips ofthe line with troops, iat St. Domingo. It is added, that they were well re- ceived by TouSSAINT, and that they were landed and put in barracks prepared for their reception. We do know on what authority this rumnour rells. The French fleet muft have had a remarkably ...

... So the n)IT6zR X . of, M6ANf IN C PRQVZC.LpJ. As you like Chri gibivs t mpte' to fen ?? the andals of this gay aeighbourhbod Our 1r- quls of Huntly, who is the adoration' of all ;anksoaf- feni.':ed a large pirty by'fed,; es,&'c. (.it'the mcon meint c' the great fa l of ('how. in: I'cen ber), in his faend f?if of ho(pitaty' Hinry loge 'berc they fjiii goi;-appy tlemfelves', and.diffufin'g ...

... .. I., a ' :a. Sas 57 :.1w.oiJe9 F 6, 1g02 }. ;D'Azzara went Amices about a week ago as th i~a i~nier; ;tis was a the particular requeft of ;thle ?? f Confu!, vibohas a -vexy high opinion of te talents and integrity of M. D'Azzara. M. del Campo is notarrived'lidrc, nor-is ih'e.expeCted. A Spanifh Minifter arrived hero lately, whofe nanme I do not now recolleect, but it is not M. del Mainp0. ...