... FROM-r THE FRENCH PAPERS. FRENCH EXPOSE. [From 1/s1e Moniteur.] Paitss, April 18.- England has declared war againft Pruffia. All the King's fhips have received or- ders to attack the Pruflian veffels, and letters of rnarque have been iffued to privateers. Is this a ull proceeding on the part of the Englifh Government ? Is it a politic one ?-Thefe are queftions which it is not our intention to ...

... FROM SilE LONDON GAZETTE. -CARLTON-HOUSE--:-April 22.' His Royal Highoefa the Prince of Wales hasp been pleafed to appoint the following Noblemfien and Gentlemen to-be State Counfellors for the Principelity of Scotland: The Marquis of Bute. T-ie Earl of Eglinton. The Earl of Cifiillis. *The Earl of Lauderdale. T'he Earl of Jireadalbane. *'he Earl of Mboia. William Adam, Efq. Chahcehlir of the ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-A'RIL 28. Hlis Royal Hiighnefs the Duke 6f Suffex is 11ftioned in high circles as intended for the government of Jarmaica,-Sar. 1n the fame circles his Royal Highnefs the aie l ent is mentioned as intended to be ?? Commander ?? in Scotland: in that event Lord Hfarringron mill have the comn- Aand ill ~ird wlis I LoRD Viscoutar NLVLLE.-..The trial of Lord Vifcount Melville will ...

... FROM THE ZAMBUROGH MI,1. 1HABURGH, A4pril 18.-WVe know, for a certainty, that, on the part of the Cabinet of Berlin, no declaration has been iffued againit Sweden, as fome papers have aflerted. On the a6th, Mr Jackfon, brother to the Britifli Envoy at Berlin, paffed through this city on his return from London, where he had been difpatched as a courier. .Aprild2 i-t appears decided that Holland ...

... IV-r rg MAC cIIAND DUrC!I PAPERS. j 1FoM -I FR,,N4rORTt Fb. 12.--Rufiia does nottp- pear difpofed to peace. Apprehenfi6ns are even tertained, tthat Pruffia may be involved in war b the three Northern Courts. The arrmy will 0f corfe remain on the war eftablifliment. Many ,ijnents iu garrifon at Berlin, have received or- aers to hold themfeives in readinefs to march to- ,vards the kingdom of ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-APR.L 25. LOPLD NELSON. Lord H. PETTY faid, that in confequenct: of fame informality in the papers on the table, upon this fi.Abje&, be wvas under the neceffity of poft- poninogthe motion wvhichl he had given notice of Lis intention to fubmit, in the Committee of Sup- pays relative to a farther provifion for the: family of Lord Nelfoti In ?? few days he fhould be able to fixc ...

... C~ I ~ ?? p, r M, Th~r-iny;T EDIJNB7URCJI..4IAY 1. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS-APRIL 28. Earl GREY took the oaths and his feat. Lord AUCKLAND moved a rebolution prohibiting All publication of the proceedings oil the trial of Lord Vif- count aMelville. The Duke of NOREFOLK ol)ferved, that it was not ufuial to paps a refolutiou of this nature on fimilar occa- fions. Lord AucKLAND ...

... WAROFlmE-April ?? _ sth Regiment of Dragoon Guaids-Ensign Robert Wrixon, fronm the 48th foot, to be Lieutenant, witlhout purchase. 7th Ditto-Lieutenant R. Hay, from the Royals, to be Licutenant, without purchase. s eth Regiment of Light Dragoons-Cornet and Ad. ;:tafnt Thomas Gould to have the rank of Lieutenant. Cornet Edwvard Fawkes to be Lieutenant, without pur- chase, x6th Ditto-Ensign ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-APPAL 30. The Britilh Mlinifter at Berlin has demanded, and obtained his paffports. He was expexied at 3ilufum, before the end of this month, on his way to England. The obflru&ion to the trade at Hamburgh, in confequence of the meafbres lately adopted, is moft feverely felt; E nglifh goods have of ?? greatly advanced in ; and a general diriatiffacion prevails among every ...

... gpongj THE HAJIBURGH JIMIL. IZCLkRATWoN OF THE SWEDISH COMMANDER. LI4ENBURG, April 20.-In con equence of he reiterated rurnours, that the Pruffian troops are ~aking preparatioms to ?? the Elbe, the '~edifh Commandant, Count Gullavus Lowen- jrm, Itas ?? the following to the Pruflian Ctmandant at Lauenburg:- To M. - le Commandant of the Pruffian troops at Lauenburgh. l As feveral reports have ...

... ===r -AIELS-- rl2 LLOYD's M.ARINE LIST-'April 29. Letters from Barbadoes of the 2Md,Marcih, flate that advice lhad been received there, that a French fquadron ,onrfLittg of fix fail of the line, two frigates, and a brig, Vas at anchor at Cape Maize, IIland of Cuba, 24th Fe- bruary. 'lie Abundance and William Lore fhips, and ten of the fiee: lwhich had failed from Portfosouth 255th Janua- ry, ...

... IA - HOtJSE OF LORDS-AVRIL 29. r Lnrd AvJCKLtAND moved, that the anrend- ( ments made by the Coinmons to the witrieffes t liability bill fhould be taken into contideration. I Lord STANHOPE repeated his former obferva- c tions on the meafure, to (hew that it was imper- F fe&9 without the claufe propofed by Lord Ellen- t borough. At prefent it 'vas evident it was not t the fame bill which their ...