... FRqM THE DUTCH PAPEP-S, COPENsHAGcEN, Dec. 15.-Among the prizes wvhich our cruizO s are daily sending in, diere ar- rived one yesterday evening in ocr haibour, which has occasioned our Crown Prince to per- d forni a grateful and noble-minded action. One of . the tw 6 prizes b-rought in by our cruizer, the brig n Paulina, had on board an English Ambassador, Lt Gulicke, on his return froin ...

... LEED)S, JANUARY 9. !a5.ii uli~l E, ewdeavaou t ae le matde tostifle tle p b- ib v iify ifi I t e i ?? xi's for P ace on News- . %U'lllti' 'ii5 l t, ?? t, tiue samic iioitt is done ?? 'ii5 ?? ili.iw; :-1: Yorkshire a District Ms!eting. a;: a Ihiwcd sI, all alcS will liwv co Iisistcd nf te- : ?? @I ~ ?? : ; I - drsnl-e ti;) at ?? I as , ith1 asl ?? -ca! ?? id eirisal of onl y 1e-/s t- [ersic., ...

... FhIID 's AIMIL. LONDON, JANUAP.Y 6. Runm.iiw of a Ne. oeiatioi for Peace haiivido actuall! been oplen ri, or abh;eit to be epueied, arc i)i cei:il a- tion.- Vhe oi;ect oi TI;,evrai;r 's journes to 1loliaotl, it is replort (i, iS lo carrV on an intercoulse withl Our Goverr,,eii. %Nrh mont tacilitv-and t¶ios- who rir- Crlate ?? LIoIr)UIS, %i0k Ihave US blie t.hailt the disp i,;tcs adnres'ed to ...

... TUESDAY'S PO'ST CONTINUED. I CHIRONO LOGICAL TABLE Or THlE MOST REMARKABLE EVENTS OF THE YEAR 18?7. JANUARY. 1. Official Accounts received of a further Revolution having taken place, in Ocober 1806, in' the Black Government of St. Domingo; in which the former Chief, Deffalines, loft his life, and Chriftophe was placed at the head of the Government. -Confirmation received of the lofs of his ...

... SUN DAY AN D TUESDAY'S POST. GoREIGN INTElLLIGENCE. ?? TkI-I FRENCH PAPERS. I'A117,9, DEC. 20. u ?? La Fayette *lied at Paris on the ?J'424th1 inli. Slhe ?? ?? daughjter of' thle DLe p'xyen, fon of the Marlhal de Nofiles. Vicena,Dcu14. Itis now confinncd thaet (IW -rt las ?? a pa0 e to the ?? ltufllin C5ob *n h'or the Seven Ilaneis, and wvho ?? oinn Sl w , lemniblng in tile Vepetian ...

... C-LASGO1 PtUB3LIC MEEIENG. - - .1,9A In consequience of the notice given some' days fati o by the LORD PROC VOST, there Was on Thurs- of daly held, ir~ th2 T~own Hall, one of the most nDW- tO mor~sel asnd respectable rrmeetings of merchants jtl and ?? ever assembled in this city. inC His Lordahlip having taken the Chair, stated us. that he h-ad called the mneeting for the purpose o t ...

... - MEMENTO MORL EWSPAPERS 'are compiled of so many hetero- N geneolns materials, that it mav be di1ticult to select an impressive moral motto which would corn- pletely characterice their contents: yet it has often struck us, thaL there is one trie adage, wiech, re- ferrinm, to the burthlen of tlicii alH, min ght witlh the greatest propriety, be affixed to the bead of each l1reillto Mnor'i. ...

... WEDNESDAY & TH UR11SDAY's MAIL IOND0ON ,JANU.ARY 5, . We expresesd in a friorer Number, our apprehenl- s sion; that tlc late adverse w'inds would compvl tle I Fx'peditioll, that iltely sailed FIro Portsmouth, to C ?? t ~ ~ i ml~rswuht nkurn to a 13 itish port. 'h-sc appi eliensions, we conceried to satu, have been realised. 1 e a Cot ?? we now iniod, wevre cieii g the ?? iif Nis- a i::co , ...

... SUNDAY & MONDAY's MAIL. LONDON, JANUARY 2. . Eare concerned to state, that the An6on frigate, VV of i8 goulls, Capt. iydiard, and tcle Arriope, a transport, with part of the 33th and Slotl regiments from Portsihouth, bound to Cork, are bots lost. 'I he Anson was wrecked on 'Iuesdav last, in slount's bay near Plymouth, turing a heavy gale. . Captiain Lvdiard, and the First Lieutentanit, were ...

... Pti ap0 Ipot, - ATET) NT.SDI) AX, abouthlif pist 12 o'elock, V V his Majesty arrived at the Queen's Pa- See, from-, WindsoriSO It being a remarkably fine Aay a great con coin se of [people assembled round the Palace, to endeavour to see him. The DLile of Kent was in rcadirftss to i ceive his M41ajesty. l'le Dukes of York, Cumberland, and Cam- bridge came snon after, to pay their respects to ...

... A veffel arrived from Holland vefterday, which Lrought Ictters and papers to the 36th ult. The decree ilfued by l'gnaparte at M~ilan had been proclaimed in Hjolland, but t produced very little feifation. The preceding meafures of the French Government having completely annihilated the trade of that coun1try, the Dutch pay very little attention to a few fupplementary regulations, Nw hiich ...

... SAT rI)AV S POST. BY EXPRESS. LONDON, JANUARY 8. A N tinul'U 'Urfiber of political re pdrts were circ=ts . in the City yefterday. S.ome of then aretoo albfurd to merit more than the mnoft tanS ;isttiee. Both th inighty Emperors of Furope were dipatched at the fame tinw. Alex- mnder bad died fuddenly, and Bonaparfe had been ?? on his return from Milan to Paris. We, re far fron afcrihing to fuch ...