... TRIP I'ATE CORRFSPOND1NCH'E. London, Septenler 18. iso7. 0 The foll-ving extract of a pirate letter, ritte _oC by a gentlelnan ezuploverl in the expedition to Zea- to land, has been received to-day 'it brints dozv w the procceilings of the Beitish wirny and nave; as Isle as the 1toh instanilt, 'it :Copenhagen, Sept. IO;. 1S07. fe. t- ws tuch fib1men to find yefterdts, which we lid ro oh e O ...

... I. ND 0 N-DEC. 9. Yesterday a Cabinet-Council assembled' a-& Foreign Office, at twO o'clock, and conti3 sitting until half after. five. The Meinbers ?? sent were, the Earls of Westmoreland and Cam. den, Lords Hmwkesbury, Mulgrave, and Caste. *seagh, Mr Canning, and, the 'Chancellor of tbe Exchequer. Mr Proudanan, the messenger, arrived in town yesterday morning froir Stockholm. It is 'said ...

... FOPREIGN INTELLIGENCE. iFROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. acc Press PARIS, dpi? 20..-The official journal con- the tains the decree adopted in the meeting of the Se- riv 'igre nate, op the 7th, pursuant to the Emperor's a- froi anid sage, for calling out 80,090 conscripts of the year Frf t for 1808. It also contains an address by the Senate plo f the to his Majesty, on the nessage; towbich is sub- sev L ...

... , - ?? s-HOUSE OF LORDS-Feb. 27. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. Lord HOLLAND. presented a petition from the . debtors confined in the King's Bench pris'on, praying for such relief as to the House should seem meet. His Lordship observed, .that¾. after iwhat passed last session respecting this subject, it was almost needless for' him to say; that it was not ehis intention to propose any bill for the. ...

... 4- * a AsMERICA. ca- FROM TTHE NEW YORK PAPERS'. WI to, WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 29.-This day, at m twelve o'clock, the Presidenit ef the United States ml to comnmunicated, by Mr Coles, his' Secretary, the pK U0 following Message to both Houses of Congress: tim nd TO THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-W TIVES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMEERI- w e CA, IN CONGRESS ASSEMBLED. nit a- It would have ...

... BILL FOR THE BETTER ADMINISTRATION I OF JUSTICE IN SCOTLAND As one of the principal~differences of opinion refpedl- ing this bill, in the Houoe of Lords, areie vith regard to extending the trial by jury to Scotland in civil cau- fes, we think it proper to ilate a few of the particulars of the bill upon this important point, from whick the publici will be able to judge of its piopriety or impro ...

... FORREIfGN IgELLIGRNCE. : FROM THE DUTCH iPAPERS. - d ,, A;NCLAM, April 18.-Thej rm of The Swedes in Pomerania has. beenf -very shrt du- 'i ration. -MarshalArtiehafi - t ckd emh.- The..folloiring is tEW repii olf his prdings : On' the -J1th of Apr ilin .t6,eaeing4 Mar. t ?? ?? parttofh f1i at Plase- I walk'.- The Swedes had a, very. exive lie; i viz. hea& of c01''s at _'aikend*d, Stoltzen- c ...

... ?R/ZAS CORR:1'oNaskcEr svo' avs, ?? important'intel igefice from AdmiI;GA~~t~a in' Jdeedf~6o~ iighl-y pobe ?? terY 2nsiito othat dmspiateshito~ ?? tohwn te~er dy .,Avere, psieiWbWeJ t6 whodle 'a'Jd wAlite' the-iifivhlbftbi -z~i~dfodnz catibon 0tlilp, l J ki~ght--~x. S.4~yswr. reiateijYn'cU' suX teolz'ie~t his MAJSnTYe asnds to othrditien i u g~ pe Iag of ou c1ti~~ih Dnmak'~S ~tr ?? D e of ...

... From the interest which our readers' have al- t ways taken in any thing relative to this Rock, we, v feel particular satisfaction in being at length able U to inform them,' that ?? fdr erect- v ing lighit-houses on the Nortbern parts of Great e Britain, have, byan act of Parliament lately passed, I got such aid to their funds as to be enabled t un- a ?? the erection of a light-house on this de ...

... ~: i I, 1 ?? 11.: ie, ; ARMISTICE. I -e .SETW~ EEN RUSSI &4 FRANCE. 3 JIt is with the deepest regret we announce,' thatI the Russians have not only been defeated at Ftied.. latid on the 14th of June, but that an ARur- b 8TlCe has been concluded between RUISSIA and a FRAiiCE, which will no doubt be followed by a In pece, on such term's as BONAPARTE chdftes to d give. The details ofthese ...

... F?RTUGA1Z. ?? 'As ,there h~ave 'b-een-rm-any erroneous statements . respecting'.orttrakl'aind ?? sloop, we are f appy in-the-opportunity of representing to our'' reader's an extract of a letter firom on- board - that. vessel, and on the-authienticity of which they may 'cotfiidently rely: TheW'Raven sailed in ugust last, wvith con- voy frio Spithead, for Oporto, Lisbon and Gib- raltar,. 44 ...

... Pktp.ATE C-OARESpovNDANF A is or, s ?? . 7 - ?? , ..Loridont Dec.14. ; the .; The following new ?? .it is cbnfi- ag s dendv said,)vill speediiv take place ii the Cabit'. His Grace Lhe Dukc ?? retire,-ad . >er to be succeeded iti the office .of First, Lord of thad t and Treasty by ?? of CHATIAM. LdMUL. 1 r okvE, nowv at the heazd'of 0the Adosi;alty ~to be , .ns,, Master.General of 'he ...