... ;-a ?? LONDON, FEBBREMRr 19. W X TE'received this day Paris paperi4to ihe ' 'toth, Hansbsar to the 7th, and V her foreiig journals to the 14th instant. ,No later cormnelDWst6lirreigcnce, we of ave-reason tbefieie,;thai hat which is con. tained in them, hias reached thiscountry. It is of considerable impqrtance.-: Hostilities have coin-menced between the Swedes and the French, 'and the latter ...

... .1 ?7::Allpnlal IPatWillnt IIOUSE OF COMMONS, T'luesday, Februairy 17. On tie Onitiotn of Lor p y ?? thle Ifou4t went iota a Commrittee to conlfider he hie means of encouraging the Weft-India ''rade. Jlh Lord T iir oe4fisvrd, that the prefent flate of the lle-i India T'rade wa's fo well known, that it would he annecrefary for'liim to occupy the attention of the Committee by any lenoth of ...

... [From the DUTCH PAPERS.] HAI GUE, S/r-raraEtR 3. THE following Roy A Decree, dated the 928th of l August, was published here this day:- 4Louis Napoleon, by the grace of Good, and the ,Constitution of the Kingdom, King of Holland. Considering that consistent with the true interests of our kingdom, it is our duty, by all the means in our power, to co-operate in the desired execution of the ...

... xt be Tlje efollecing acconzt of a Charac.er nvbose family d. once made a conspicuous figure in this cowtty, may of - be considered interestinsg- m c TENRV Benedict Maria Clemens, second son of is JAIMES STUART, known by the name of 'The 1 Prefedcr, and of Maria Clemuntia Sobieski, was borri at Rome, the 26th of March, 1725, where be almost *d constantly resided till toward the close of ...

... LO.NDON, MAr so. ?? i O ,N Friday evening last, his. Majestye ship Diomede, of 5o guns,, arrived Limerick from Monte Video, Whe *place she left on the 2sd of March, and fellij with no vessel whatever during the passa She has brought several officers passengers thatsettlementamong therest General3Beresf Dr' who landed on Saturday, and set off expres0' London. Buenos Ayres had not been f but ...

... to COl2?EsPONAENTSs ;- Pu~tSzorrnaoes ;, ioforsmed. that tve ?? Vij-ade in- yuiry at the DIr&-Offlve respecting thr 6crident to -'which hc alludes; 6ut do notfind.Ah.': information to rest on any stronger ground I/ian coeLj:cture. We can alzo add, thot theyp/an -which he it dtrii ous to se: :ar ied ?? ejeit, asci .tern several times under cons id:ration. ly the Doch-Comn- poany; and if ...

... LONDOX-, XoPA:A7BPR ?? Dv'araiss ?? agaiit.Ensglesd 47 Asfria. 1t r~ti~ f. 'Alcxandria an4,'s~,pt.- Aeuaed t] J)'.Zhr unimet Qf the Qsiien' and PrIn' a Reet o jy-,ARIS papers arrived this motining to the 14th IC j-~,inst. They 'are ~f the greatest importance. t A TeMonitetir of 'the 'Isth' contains, a long articler'cistive tobogland datedPari,November.12. 2 tuglatid, it is sand, has, within ...

... su the * . an ON Friday se'nnight, the parties who in- in U tended to. become candidates for the en- en suing Loan, had an interview with Lord Gren- de vile and Lord Henry Petty, in Downing-street. or Several peisons who had engaged in former Loans attended,but there were onlyfour lists,viz. ml 1. Sir Francis Baring, Angerstein, Battye, & Co. tll 2. Alensrs. R.hbarts, Curtis, Tbellusons, & ...

... b51 Alt 1'Aiftt. .'S'IlAN A.fSWERXto the NOTEofGet tMERVELD, tte AuSTRIAS AMBASSADOR. 'The Fmperor Alexander has fully appreciated the ti-eqs which have induced his Majestv the Emperor id king to offer hi s mediation and his good offices to ; principal belligerent powers, for which, on his part, is happy in the opportunity of expressing his grati- ?? to his Imperial and Royal MPajesty. H ho ...

... i Ssr.RDr ErVFNiG, OCTOBAR 31. I ._ - - . . lc tcrs from St. Petersburg, of the 5th inst. mention, , the greatest exertions are making in the war depart' n:, to replace the Russian army in the condition in lich it wacs previous to the late disastrous campaign, ivaW ls o i70,000 of the militia have been incorpora- with the regulars; so that the whole of tbe army, ,siesent, fall little, if at ...

... L O.VDoN, AUGUSr 14. ERIOUS apprchensions continue to bc .entertaiaed that -' h will immediately take ,possessiom. f . ?? the gnglisb shipping- t piace, have arrived in Yarmouth red reular instructionis from a gur. onahngen, to depart from thence.- voW Lloyd's Aed; le' fw, olfcial nodtie was published at Am- M dana, I ist inst.-wi Notif'e hereby given, n the part .e the Tnniish Conbnte, to ...

... Sit (base , job.o, -, f OR L) Pcrcv brorughtl forwnrd, retelaiy, 31 iil Fla: Hmivse of Cornalons, a rt1irii d la si've to the ,radual eofancipationlof Negeoe.` in 4tIe WeitlIn. loies. There ic ii comofis4dts iti -let1ween rAbo!i(iOiK and Emaneipition ; Aboll)rmn relmin4% rnereli ib the purcli'se of negiroleg ill Atrica, a elf ~ibeir eon eeante lo thet Wect 1erites; idnle btylimaneri^aion,i ...