... ?? ' lfadrid, Januwry 12, J1802. cifrcular Lvette to Ae Ministeric] Fincrce, and, the Directors of ustms. His Majesty having ordered that in Ithe Roval Custbm-Hobte, Merchandizes, being the manufacture of the Nerth and ?? the Pas de Calais, shall not be acknow- ' ledged as such, unless accompanied by an original certificate, signed by the Commissary of Foreign Commerce in the .Al said ...

... jftwaXI!' A+ 0ct. LTlUESDAY the Sheriffs of ?? appeare(ld at the Bar of the House of Commniomg auid presented a Petition froni the Lord Mavor, Al- dermen, and Commons of tile said City st-ilting that the 72,0001,. which had been gr.anied by Parliament for the improvement of, the Port of London, w as experided i6 the construction of' %crtair, docks, in consequence of the Cornmis- sioners being ...

... mcbmobap I cbuUaapl# poll. FROM THE FRENC PAPFRS, FEO. 10. Pi.RiS, FEB. 6 ITIZEN SEBASTIANI is arrived from C(onilantinople; he was prefented to the Firlt Conful on Wednefday, on * hicih occafion he informed him-of the dilti, Liihed.reception he experienced at the hands of the Sultan, and ?? 'principal officers of. the Ottoman Porte. The Grand Signior made -Citizen Sebafiani a prefent of a ...

... jyROM:I TlHtx LONDON GAZErTr-£.Jl i ADMI1RA1,TY-ObltTCE-Feb. 6. isaz. FStr jt of a I.etter from I WILLv V ILiAMt B3A71N- put' u , fq. Captain ofs his Ma3jeity's Ihip Cunilherland, .s ant Sen ior Officer, for thlc tinc being, olf hi- rvlaj- bhe ' Ity s 11iLes and vtfifcis at Jamaica, to EVAN NErziN, l:1ti. Ited at Port Royal, teC Iith of Odtober I 80o. S f4M. I3RILLIANT little exploit was ...

... LONDON-FEBRUAaY 12. ?? 0 L E V E E. 0 Wednerday at one o'cleck, the King held a Levee yat St James's palace, which was attended by the fo- reign Nlinifters, the Lord Chancellor, the Chancellor d of the Exchequer, and the following Nobleman and . Gentlemen: Dt Dulkes-Portlanri, and Roxburgh. Id arquilles-Bute, Sligo, Hertford, and Salifbu- r ry. ly Earls-Balcarres, Camden, Caffilis, Northampton ...

... E G Y P T. II, hle of cy II)- 'as r CC ry lie nd rt- Ala ed rdi to by It. as ce nt d a- ne if- to *e ac nI- 0-. to ce F Camp under Alexandria, Oct. r4. We are llill likelv to be detained here fome dRys, if not weeks longer, (together with fix other regiments, wirhio are under orders to em- ba k w'itS us iforn fue other fervice,) for want of laik ing to receive us. We anxioufly, there- fore, ...

... ?? 'LONDON, ?? onday,) Feb. 15. r HIS morning Paris Papers to the 12th, were ' T received. The Conservative Senate has, ias was ex- pected, in thc selkctjion ot;hc fifth of the Memn- bers of the Legislative' B'dy aid Tribunate'who are to go out ant allxem'cd most of those deputies who were obloxi6'us to the Govern- ?? the na'nes.of thc Members who are removed from' the i ribunate we find that ...

... 1: - SUFFERINGS OFSOME DESERTERS. I Letters lately received froin St. H lena give a most sinigu- Jar and affecting narrative respecting six deserters from the artillery of that island. Their extraordinary adven- tures produced ?? of Eoquiry'on the 12th of Deceml- ber last, when John Brown, one of the survivors, deli- vered the followinlg account upon oath, before Captain Desfountain, President ...

... INGENIOUS DISCOPIERr. b- Ai St. Aubifl, a Maan of letters It Paris* and Member of the I TribmIAt91 gives, in the Journal of Commerce, of the 2oth of January the following account of the bateha plongeur a iving-bo~ltr litely di covered by Mr. Fulton§ anfAmerican: I have, fays he, ju ll been to infipect the pit and feation of a Nautilus, or Diving-boat, invented by Mr. Fulton, similar to that ...

... UICHY OF CCRN.V7ALL. I in . . - The followving is faid to be a pretty accurate fiatement (referred to laff week in the Houfe of Commons, by Mr Marners Sutton, the Solici. tor General to hi5 Royal Highnels the Prince of Wales) of the feveral fuins paid from the revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall, in aid of the civil lifl, during the min6rity of his Royal Highnefs, in purfuance of his Majefty's ...

... I j - j, X i w s mor~ning, %veetee.iveedParis-lPape-s Zof 27th. 28i ult. T ChiefC oe 6i'iwaexjiectt in svi& thc 3Oth ult. aeirs' that ?? le ,anth~auxue + ?§ ' the oilijt'dflsailng frci-ib -auloli Fre s-rmE\ pe1iioi. ?? ,ae '4d Jr'-5Oe bbard baic~h drfI vsselIse.; ?? t tytS,,;7 t i'4 :7r yctj Eds ?? at z7-t.> aj - ?? ,F~it tciie ?? w ieh^,trived-4tt~ c~i~iw*ot~ihf ds al jcuriiu e 'sprnt a oee. ...

... TL7'TH D- 2- IZ 1'Siz&:'fs. TO 'i -1I E L D E' T o R. S 5ItS I wsvs n crniiu-ny with a large party of old and You,:g oF b-h i. xes, on L.u cUaV lift, where the agi-eeable . :UW Of the birth day faihions, aid izewv carriages, as given in yeur paper, furnifh- ed a ?? of converlfition. TFhe young ladies were dufcanting veryr learnedly andl fliently upon -he -7oducior novdl-r' at nd richnefs of ...