... -d -,P ?? 9 Ir ~L§! kY , A it ~ 1 r | Ved~~iallitef t te e Tid gio FeaIt -f th .d DUst ?? Gei erl Ar-.a' stro~g says, Althb~&h Nve are no nodnsd ether C t 1imister has been recalled, n t Ih yet wve eitn,*i~entuire ao inforrml the public that Govetniiieiit a've direced that Gentleman to uinsay miuch.6f what le lhas been too flbe- ral in saying to the French Govetnooe1n' pi NEW-YORII, JAN. 27. ...

... TIEN MOR MtG CZ1ONCL,41 LORD ON: S.. TURDAr. MA)CWH x, 48c6. We have received American Papers to the 6th.- They containfsome farther accounts of the proceedings of the American Government, With regard to the di& putes with this Country. A Report from theI Secre- tary of State to the. President enumerates the i~ikphkaed poi#s. in the Law of Nations, of which America conm- plains, and all the ...

... The pledge which le gaye, of his.sitncerity. as t6 mattersof aconopmv, in bestowing the Clerkhip of the Pells upon Colonel Blar~re, added new warmth to the aleapprobation. The praises of his disinterestedness was ngalite-by Lords and Conmmons INo circumspect heater could, however, feel the glow of approbation, when a lord of tbe bedschamber praised the ministers' 'noble and genzeroug ...

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... 7TO U N. JN:hLLIGL4l2 by T ee hd-qsreiso Pr' c JsE'p A~e'at~ F'erentino'. e Onthe, 8th 'df but,'hsavne Aad p~assed dh ;o Get tg u t 1Pi 'Ter 9~ bu the march, fot' ',as e cen treby' .~ fitd~1tb eneral 0or 'ThePi ice as adr~seY1 he olloing rocamatior, THV5~ EMP I'it, LIEUTENANT TOX'T~i ~t~o A5TiiCunEr ?? Assay6 oRNNoi~s, o ?? IS his- T;UZK ~NAVLES 'AND 'SICIL. People ~Oft-eO ofd Naoples! Ushe ...

... ~kIMPERIAL :PARLIA:Mt NT :,1 ?? ~~C of 'theDay vin read fC th~ frthes qgeaig -of -,t ieppiions of theJudges; Mr.Baron.Ty6omypsoi4,si4 he C6~d, find riothjing,-jn ayo the; Lega Wseswihwsatsory ,olutis -'subjeq, en_ I volved jn' Ith 4uston~reerred, to~ Cti,6 Ju~dge;but, fronm th betconsideration- whsch-le was-eniabled to ~,Vertjthe subjekb, he 'was of opiniondied sjs ne hecrusacsms votned, was ...

... i MJtRIAL rAR1IA~t2ENT- G1.fii Tl T.Ai:I N 4S2VDi ZRiEL 4N I HOUSE OFLORbS-MARer 3'V - rat ThCCountcss6 of MAl'.ftc'nisturaliffitidn tlwas read 'a 'id tl3fld tji7 e saidt passed, aad 6~rdered to -be se~it to- t'ue ioase ofei Conmuns for their concurrence. . ; , . J DGxE. FO . Th Mikrquis of rstrco R:N, adverting to the m3otiotihe hi CO! 'e0i on a rndday last (the further consideration'dti ...