... - T he following interefting paper, (of which we gave an abilralt in our laE,) forms parc of a correfpondence which took place wit* a view to. obtain the liberation of-the gallant Captain Wright, through the intervention of the Spanifr Ambaf~ador at Paris: DiCLARATIONt OF T2E BRITISH GOVERNMSET Of-jpeaing the perfons feized and det'ained in France, in violation of the laws.of nations and of ...

... LO ND O N-JULY 29. The King's eyes, we are happy to be inform. ed, are So much firengthened, as almoft ro re- move apprehenfion of their being again afflicded. His Majefty ha, been pleafed by letters patent under the Great Seal of Ireland, to constitute and appoint Arthur Moore, Efi. to be his Ma. jeay's Firif Serjeant at Law in Ireland. .His Majefly's letters patent have alfo. been paffed ...

... C N CQMBINFD FPEET. Itioni | Sorrme firtherintelligenceias been received from lroy, the West Ilies, which, upon 'the whole, may- were be considered rather con'solinI than' otherwise. nday In addition' to what vrwas sai'd iii OU' laust riespec- via Xting the 'F~tench aid Soanishh feet, wve have to f the nmentorn, thait by a ietter from Brbdn es, it .ap-. Ipft. 'ears they werel still at ...

... CT. ?iI I e ,i, ?J4- 'Asia, ?;,o n n Q, 1, e f EDI NBURGE-- APRIL 29. HOtUSE OF LORDS-AprilM2. * Mr -ERsekNin was. heard in continuation for the resporident in the !appeal BLANE V. the Earl of CASSILLIS. The E-A or SuFFOLK -stated, that he had a mo- tion to make of considerable importance, and the object of which he had already explained -to the Noble Secretarv of State. It was no less than i ...

... a HOUSE OF LORDS-Jan. S1. Aster hearing Counfel in reply to the appeal, Stthe Leith Glafs-work Companv vo Yelton and IL others, the Lord Chancellor delivered a few ob- e fervations on fome of the moft prominent points of the cafe; and on his Lordfhip's motion, the d further confideratido of it was fixed'for this day fe'ennight. On the motion of Lord CAMD EN, a number ?? were ordered to be laid ...

... - , Quei tbrfe gt Dik'zMi &SrT nt:. -urc Xvtr , )~ . 1cut on -cla Se ,l It is requefted of e Surveyors-General of the Tax hlice; to date fpubliely, ;whether ,it is meanf by their late order,;that .Ail perzfns: vwho pay dut7 for a two- wheeled chaife or gig, fhall be-clhseged with the-uty of twopo rds.feri~g~far a male'ferv'ant, althoughno' fuch:'ervantchoa a be .kept for that purpofe, or ixany ...

... TAkTTLE OFF Cp P- - .s, , : ?? 'Ilk,' EXTRAiT--e';. he F 31r RAbT~h. huet, ?? EX k 0 r. k I fake the o be mi x: Cadvantage rti failing foi Farth nta. of an .othenigors over w t a vet yot rf ectfa gve .he rioup ?? Over the ?? fprirt~s~ 0, of France and of the 25ll islt ald fI t i ed Nelfon hsnod;buthlf f oto all the Britf i , sand ecen:rn ob6 I ,Portuhuefe. aH5 er- LteuDifpatches o(f. the 3 1ft ...

... SIR SIDNEY ?? FLOTILLA. DoVER, Septnemhr 2.-At eight o'clock yefterdayeven- ing, the firing of fix guns from a cutter in the roads an- fi nomuced the arrival of Sir Sidney Smith, in the Diligence b evevnue-cutter, from Ramfgate.. Hie was accompanied by feveral navy officers. Early this morning the two jc gun-boats, newly conftrucled by the direftion of Sir 81 Sidney, were brought from their ...

... HAMBURGH MAIL--. i M&Ag, Nay'ii--We learn here,-tlat the Marquis de Icchefini applied for paffes for the |Ruflia Plepipotentiary Novofilhzaff, and hislre- tinue, and'has obtained them. The Envoy frin the Ele~or Arch-Cha'nceiior i Count Beult, is arriied shdre. j ?? . On the entrance of Napoleon into this city, his carriage was drawn, by eight beautiful fpotted hJorfes, and the Milan guard- of ...

... 0 -- IMPERIAL 'PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-June 25. On the long pending and important appeal caufe ?? Thelluffon's will, the opi- Znion of the Judges was delivered, which was in favour of thle decree in ?? for affirfiing ,the will ; after which the Loitn CHANCELLOR moved a refolution ta-that effect!, which was-jput and carried. A copy of the Report of the Seled Commit- tee on the Tenth Report, ...

... NUED. The Provincial Syno~d:of Merfe and' Tiviot- dale met at Kelfo on Tuefday, when: an excel- lent fermon was delivered by Mr T ioNso, mni-s- niller of Spruifton, from, Jade, verfe 3. Ialt , ?? Synod thenin ade choice of Mr LUNDZE, minitter of Gordon, to be their Mode- rator. Theionly ?? which c'amiebefore the' 'Synod, related to the celebration of clandeflte and irregularmarriages withiri ...

... in TNE LYING IN STATE. The report that the Duke would lie 10flateol during the whole of yesterday attra&ed a crowd as early as eight o'clock in the morning, at the gates of the family manfion in Upper Grofrenor. ta fireet. The populace continued to increafe every f Succeeding hour, notwithstanding which no kind C of tumult or diforder prevailed. Meff. TownfendC and Sayer, aflifled by about 30 ...