... L O'N D ON, March 24. Pttr preparations have produced the effeft of tiopping the failing of the Louiliana expedition, fnOC of the Dutch 1quadron, under Vice Admiral lHartlinck; O.n Friday laft a Courier arrived at the FPietiDei Anmbafad6r's at the Hague, with orde.s,that the fquadron for Louifiana (hould remain in port; and that the troops (hould be Acantoned- at Helvoet till further orders. ...

... mainco-oap ct eburota f o Vofj. I r. I I - ? - - I- - From tbe LONDON GAZETTh,'A.g. 53. A Ltggeri as feeR Within the rocks at Ut1hant, 71 which had' tle appearance of an armed vetFel. Boatrs from~ the /file da Paris, Linder the direftion of L;eut. Wart, went on the r6ih at night, and brought her ollt. She is called the 114I~sger, pierced for eight gulls, has fix nrounted, with the owner and 40 ...

... L D N D 0 N, j:1x2 i G. Ill confeqtuenlce of tile ai vl uf NIr. i n I out.v Aitliballdol , with flis faillily, ?? Ylaenie, Nil. Schimmtelpenitiinck, the D)unch Anm- hervd ci ha heje s icceived his pff letrr-, .nd is cXypt., ned w u itt twt for 1!ol!a.td this da.V or to- tO O o . t v Dultch, tleretolre, :il Wel i ts he 8 r- e .iz, ?? Can ina flate ot ?? La night itrrveq tI e it 1h Vy ?? 'a ?? ...

... ?? anD ctuesiap'o pea. L OA D O N, March 22. AGU-T tmnainorhli Mails and one Dutch; ?? arrived this morning. Tile French ard D1,OCCI papers have anticipated the intelli- -el ce brought by tile Hamnburgh Mails. Tl he Dutch Mail has brought the following article, lwhich we are threatened with an invasion, ?? war ta'ke place with France - Levden, Aruarc! xS. The ?? of the King of England was Sent ...

... tuallup ant cure-7ji3apg ipo'g-, T-IOUSE OF LORDS, Mvnd.a , jity 2. L o-t)i AUCKLA 7 FI--ID moved, ti-:t there be l.id cre thle Houfe an account of the nlet roduce '-man-nt 'arces of Great Britain, for tle vear c 5th of April, s3;, .iiflinlguifhing th.- re- _iiC 01. eads uluar.er ; together with the accounts of 'iL sap diotTre, &K-c. Agreed to, and the accounts ,,rr piecnted at the Bar, by a ...

... L O N D M N. Marcb r. The Prince of Wales fent a donation of one hundred guineas to the Marine Society on Thurf- day, by the hands of Sir Sydney Smith. His Royal Highnefs was pleafed to fay, that he fhould contribute this film annually. The King of Sweden, accompanied by Prince WilliaPm of Gloncefter, has left Stockholm for Grifpholm, in Sudermania. The Archduke Charles is faid to have expe- ...

... L O N D O No 7/ane '28. L. 1. _ .1 ._ - This morning arrived Hauibllt7h papers of Ohe 21f inlt. i hat city was Rill unoccupied by the French troops, ?? we find no conjecisre hazarded with regard to its future Fate. The Frteuch General is bufy anitfing both the Hano- Verlians and the neighbouring States with pro- ntifes of prote~ion and fatvcur on tile part of the French. Ile has ill'icd a ...

... QNrOba 196a c6liffniteZ]. , I TIO 9qfk co -- I ? I ? tw rrtnat the LONDiON.GAZETTS wat Yarlay ?? t'AN'FRUPrTS.-71 1-tdke., of .Warehorn;, Kent, Dea-i ler.-7 . iro. OR; ot Liveipocil,PorterlBrewver.-S. .Irei,~e, t,f M ancheiler, Lealer.-Y. and R. Hig-ghis, Birining-- ham, li~aters.-;V. and y. Epps, Epfon, Surrey, Inn Xeener s. -E IR i hewcj aud A. M:oohoufi, of Man3- ehe'ter, DaI~i~b.-. q.&rf~n ...

... at?1 ? EtS, ?? 21. I ETTV l? S on t}i? friintier? ?f fl? jpiblrc Ira C, that coitlideralde toveoent? ?re ?O1fl2 (itt iirii)iii?if the trrtro? irrl?r the con? fliiitCliit(-,CO NJir'rrrct, ni the 1ff md ?? bit the al City in birridirt' rid rr;crippiri. ?? airrrerrl? evury div in the iiit? of dud arid of the Mel ?, rid rh it a ;ie'v (2orirrintiroim ot the lutricrari Nbmrtre (j'orrricil to dci ...

... L 0 N D 0 N, May 6. Theapprehenfions relative to the unfavourable tkirn which thel dificuffioins between this country aid Fralice have lately taken, we rekgret to find, nrc non on tile eve of being completely realized. Ihe difpatches brought by Mr. Dreffins fully re ared the minds of Governmlent tor a rptuire ol the negociation ; and ?? a Meffenger arrived at Lord HawkefbUry's Office, with ad ...

... I awrJap' 1o c Prefo- L ON DO N, September x6. T it E dearth of foreign intelligence is with- T out example. The French papers, when they do arrive, which is now very feldom in- deed, afford little or nothing of folid informa- ton. The Firli Conful's communications are very contracted, and of fruall dependence. The }lambntiroh mails, five of which are now due, though the wind has been ...

... L 0 N D C) N, June 23. .. , . , . 11 !- I I .. . . At the Cabinet Couacil held on Monday, at [~ord ?? bY tile Ruliian Nobleman, fron Paris, were finally takcn into confideration, and he ter off wicit the refult velterday morning for Peterfburghl. Governiment having reeivetd iecrct infon-tna- tion that Jerfey anC Lnern'ey are ?? ?? with7 an attack, a fiqadt on of four frigatei has been e ...