... !inner,'! cl U T?2- for EDI1NVUlRG1wLHEBRUARY 2a. the _ e Since our last, Paris papers to the 9th inst. and I three mails have arrived-..Extracts fromn'thm will d be found in our second ?? fate ot Naples the approaches to a grand ?? MIASSENA arrived at Rome on the 17th, where he will re- Vife main till the arrival of Prinel JOSEPH, tile French :ey Emperor's elder brother, who is to take the ...

... FROM TIIE FRENCH PAPERS. AudSnURa X, Jan. 27.-Private letters from Vienna announce that the Archduke Ferdinand has begun his march with his troops, reinforced by a part of the army of the Archduke Charles, towards the frontiers of Turkey. This move- ment alone has given birth to the report, that they. are going to occupy fome of the Turkifh provinces bordering upon the frontiers of the Au- ...

... LLOYI's MARINE LIST-Feb. IS. The =hip Hunter, from River Plate to Mozambique, laden with tallow, foap, candles, and beef, is taken by the private ffhip of war Lucia, of London, Capt. Nicol, and arrived at Barbadoes. The Belize, Simmons, from Greenock to Honduras$ the Robert, Derbyihire, from Liverpool to Jamaica; and the Fame, Williams, from Briftol to Jamaica, were taken 7th Dec. in lat. So. ...

... CAPT. CURZIE, OF THE FORTH PACKEr I'-.OF LCITH. It gives us much pleafure in communicating to the public, that Captain CuRRIF.'s gallant and meritorious condruc in lately attacking a French privateer on the coafl of England, and thereby preventing not only the capture of his own {hip, but of a brig belonging to Kirkcaldy, as well as re-capturing a valuable velfel in poffeflion of the Frenchmen ...

... IIA-MBURGH MAILS. MILAU, Jan. ?? Rufo is now at Rome, on a mniffion from the Court of Naples. He has had forne conferences with Cardinal Fefch, the French Minifler, after which he fent off a courier to his Court, and another to the Marquis di Gallo, with dirpatches for the Em- peror Napoleon. There is a talk of a plan to transfer the Government of the kingdom of Naples to the Hereditary Prince ...

... EAMBURGH M1.AIL. CONSTAMTENOPLE, Jan. ?? Sublime Porte has renewed the treaty of alliance con- cluded with Ruflia eight years ago, for nine years mnore. M. Halinfki, the Ruffi*n 'MiniRer, had (or that purpofe an extrabrdinary conference with the Grand Vizier, on the 3otsh of Decem. ber. The Ruffian faips in the harbour celebrated the reniewa of this treaty by a difcharge of theic- artillery.. ...

... LLOYD's MARINE Lt$'!S-Feb. 21 On the I2th infl. Captain Jelferds, of the ihip Ame- rica, arrived in the River from Teneriffe, fpnke the ant. t! ward-hound 'lects, about 250 fail, in company with ten Ji fail of the line, in lat. 48. 40. long. 9. all well, after ex- 1: periencing molt. dreadul gales, then proceeding with c topgallant malts flruck, moderate weather, wind W. N. W. One brig, name ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 17. The bills upon the table were forwarded in their refpe&ive Rtages; among thefe ,Lady Vif- cduntefs Nelfon's and Sir Richard Strachan's annuity bills went through a Committee of the ?? Houfe, Lord Wallingham in the Chair, without obfervatioiI or amendment, and were afterwards Severally reported. Thefe bills lie over for a third reading. THE iMr&4CHMENT WIT1ESSF.5 ...

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... I Fitom THE LONDON G lZE77'E. WI1iTE51ALL-FZB. 18. The IKing has been jeased to grant ?? M'Aion, Esq. the Office of Keeper of the Stores; Ordnance, and Ammunition of War, dt the Unit- ed Kin gdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The' King has been pleased to appoint the Hon. Robert Spencer, (commonlytlv called Lord Robert Spencer,) to the Office of Surveyor-General of him _Najesty's Woods1, Parks ...

... niOM TlRE LONVDOy GAZETTE. At the Court at St Jamncs's, Feb. 1g. PRESENT, The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty, in Council, w2s this day pleased to declare William Wentsvbrth Earl Fitzwilliam Lord President of his Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Council, and his Lordship tddk his place at the Board accordingly. DO'WNING STRLEETb. 19. The King has been pleased appoint Isaac ...

... NIR PITT', LYING IN STATE.. O TuefdaY evening, the remains of Mr Pith j°rouglfl from Putney in the moft private ?? r under an efeort, and lodged in the r; ?? 'r in the Boufe of Lords, about K 0'¢ clock. That apartment is fitted up in f ruited to the occarion it iq entirely a ?? black cloth, feftooned in a variety C°V ?? body is placed under a canopy, f fl WithI ?? efCutcheons, &c. of the fa- r ...