... L 0 ND 0 N-DE c. 29. tile The Russian Minister at our Court has received we the intelligence of the, differences with the Porte having been entirely adjusted, and 'of Sebastiani 'tin having been ordered to leave Constantinople. p;re Private letters give assurances of the deteirmi- rea nation ofthe Emperor of Russia to act entirely has on the defensive, till the whole 'of his army-is for ...

... 'Dec. 6. The Sylvan, Ofle, from Dantzic for Grange- : mouth, wheat Speedweil Sime, from Cqeibhagen-fok Dundee, iron eedde nrca frigate, mentioned in our lafi, has pro-. !ceeded to Copenhagen -to be repaired. The Sparrow floop of wer failed this forenoon for the' famne place, in order to take oil board Lord Hutehin'fon, and fail for the Baltic. The Ariel iloop of war propofes to fail on the 8th ...

... STATE' - FppS. TEIE LOATE SNEG CATfON WITH PRANCE. Pa~pers relafive to. the AWegociation 'w/tlz Franve;' .prefe led by -ze M3fajesty's . omnzand, lao. bothkf ouses OfParpiament on Moenaj niht.: (Concluded from our la&.) . t No. SI -Copy of a difpatch from.the Earl odf Lau'. i derdale to Mr Secretary Fox, dated Paris, Augugot C, 1806, received Aug. 13.-informing him of his arrival in Paris, and ...

... IDINBURGH NEWS CONTINUED. By the ship George,- arrived ir. Clyd-e in 23' days, fromi New York,,we haie rneived intelli- grence thlat the Americans are -'vigokbusly follow- ing, up their non-importation a~t.1 The. -ew . Guide, from Liverpool;had' not beeffpermitted to en tir at New-York, in consequence ot havingpro- hibited goods on board; nor was it expected that tle 'aCt woula be repealed, ...

... T , D -I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ EDIJ\B U-R G J 1.N - L., le : . . . 4: 0 S 3 0t ?? PRI I1'ATE CORRFSPONDFIdER. 0' HOUSE OF COMMONS-Duc. 29. The petition'againift the return for Saltafh was fixed for the 29th infl; the Horfhamn petition was fixed for the fame day,; petitions relative to the Salifhury and Worcefier eleciiona vvere appointed to be balloted for n on the 3d of February; a petition ...

... - , 0 'a 0 IMPERIAL: PARLIAMENT. Mar- HOUSE OF Cib'' Dsc. so. I enter- Lord TEI~PLE rosetto ?? his motion for igsen,appointing a Committee to consider of the pro b :rived, priety of. permitting the use of. sugar and molasses )f the in the dftilleries and. brewexies, fir a time- to -be battle. limited, under the presents circumstances of, bur ' is West, India colonies. His Lordship did nota ...

... WEST iNDIES. Ma- KINGST'ON#, NO.P. 6.-'the Elephant 6f 74 guns, Captain Dundas, and the Veteran, of 64 &c. guns, Captain Evans, left Port Royal on UMonday mnOrning. We understand that they are to pro- law ceed to Curracqa, for: the- purpose of making an attack upon that island, of wlicl, we have every and reason to'suppose, from the presenlt dsatisfaction _of of their inhabitants, they will. m ...

... REVOLUTION IN St lOMIN O~, . _ . , , -: l. [Tile firfi official papers isZ5 Narratie olf dhe ba Campaign 'agaiuft Tyranniy, from the 15th to: thes toth fromn a New York paper.] avea^ - - saassS OF THE: GOVERNMENT OF HAYTI To: THE COMMERCE OF NEUTRAL NATIONS. The inhabitants of Hayti had scarce deliVered- themselves from the French yoket than they had another hydra to destroy, which they bad ...

... :FOREIGN IIVTELIGENCt, * a r * ?? ?? 1 1. 2 Ni- FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.pt :hace , I - men- IiAGNE, Drec. 16.-heis, High Mightineses. Ps lit-, were this dayassembled, and will on Fridaypro- c ceed to business. . ' . ize The following letter, was' received from his Ma- rered jesty on the 11th- ' was Louis Napoleon, by the Grace of GOD, &C. gi slic- to the Assembly of .their High Mightinesses, in ...

... EDIATI? UR GH-JavUa'Rr S3. S- . PIgr VJ2E CORRXtPONfENCF.E 2 is HOUSE OF COMMONS+,Dec. 31. D Mr R. MITPORD, from the Treafury, prefented an if account of the civil lift of Scotland for the laft five years, and feveral other accounts relating to that part. of the United Kingdom, including an accoint of the quantity F of Corn imported from Ireland to. Scotlandc reciprocally, st 'Y and the ...

... . FR0M THE BLO DN'GIzrr. ' ADMf~ALTY-;OFFIC&5Dec. o. 1806. The ?? have been tra'nfnitted to Wil- liam Marfden; Efq. Secretar to the Admiralty, by Vice Adniiral pAcres, comlnander ?? at Jamaika. His Majefs floop Hunter, off the lale SIRt, of plaeo , Sept. a1. SS06. I have the honour to inform-you,- his Maje- sty's sloop- under my command fell in with and captured, thismnorning, after four hours ...

... ?? f LLZIGEWCTE. atic ;FROM THE On~JMM I i -HAMJiiGHDCC.0.---TiS city has lost all -e sason, -were rolliam in the streets tilt two. or*' three we (o-lock in th rnori-ing.~thie. cridoued hou~ses at . the -theatres, balls,' routs, masquerades, where eic- Fa gance and; fashion -shone in their utmost brilliancy for --even chearfid and select private circles, all have thE vanishbed. * Thie'place ...