... LLOYD's MARINE LIST-Dec. 29. 1807. The. fleet arrived from China failed froad thence 5th of May, under convoy of his Majely's fhip Lion. On the 16th June, iu the Straights of Malacca, fpoke the Retreat, Fay, all well: arrived at Penang III July, and failed the 10th: whenr off Acheenhead fell in with a French frigate:, arrived at the Cape of Good Hope 19th September; found there the Warley and ...

... ..C, gleb a-aflasiralT , oni p. . i EDINU=ZG _- 2 EDINVB U)RG-J2Iv. 2. t All the papers received this morning nmention e the arrival at Portsmouth, on Tuesday, of the Eu- 7 ryalus and Niger frigates, with so, sail of trans- e ports, having on board 9000 men, under the com- mand of Lieut: General Sir JOarN MOORBe Who e is 'on board the Eurvalus.-These troops cane . from Sicily to Gibraltar, ...

... TO THE P'RINTEk. From some cause, whith I know nqt, the ballot for i militia men is falling much heavier on this City, and the parishof St Cuthbert's, than on anyotherpla6e that Ihear [l of; and though the number of men is not yet half made Be! up, the militia societies have had, on an average, about Hi' every fifth man drawn. A -great numberof persons der having paid the penalty of 201. has ...

... FOR IGIV ]N] lI6EXCE, FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. PARTS, Dec. 1l.-We learn by the last letters from Mila1ii, that the Emperor was expected there on the 10th December, on his return from Venice. The extraordinary sitting of the three Electoral Colleges of the kingdom of Italy was to take place on that day. Dec. 15.-Letters fiom the first corps of observation of the Gironde, under the command of ...

... EMARkABLE OCCtYRRENCES FOa THE YErA 1807. DECEMBSER 1806. In the courlfc of this nmunth the greater part of ilie Pruffian arerny were either hi~led or made prifoners, ex- cept aiout 30,00.) nietwho fled with the King. Ham- burgh, Lubeck, and Stettini feized by the French, who allo took almimt alia the places of firemntll belorin- to Prulia. Thee French entered Pofen in Peland, when the RUffian ...

... A M E R I C A. HOUSt :OF RERES.E.N-F7 ATIRS-Njv. f6,ir Ike Se/s /erk oj t/s ArN iv Mr RANLDOLEPH said he wishe.d to be cliallrv understood as to the course whicI. be sooal't t- incumbent on tite Executive to have an-1 consequently to w'ahat extent ?? cou 5s wlvcl h tc'. been pursued met bis approbatson. - ye 1'iO >- Congress ought to havcs been linme :ate0V cry.. red on tbue Cmr'tu1eC Of the ...

... FR1I 1'A:E CO2RRSP.ONDVtENCE. . London, Dls'c. 29. S The hibhly ?? storye which, has becr ?? circulated in snite of the papers ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-Dca 3O. . I. . Nc' v York papers arrived this morning to the iaSt.-J he .ave made tl wi foll ng extracts casthemn NEw Year, Dee. 3.-The PFiidelr/z/oia Ti Ce uteer;cczr of ornday, contained the followinig ar- r Plcas;rf t. ;art 0th.- ?? are informed, he f a gentieinan upon whase correctness and veracity c can imnlicitly rely, that Mr Jefferson e as late- iv Coserved, thar ample ...

... WAR-OFFICEDe. S9. 1807. Si$ Regititent of Dragoons-Captain Arthur Hey- tvood, front the 48th foot, to be Captain of a conpariy vice Watftin, who exchangeo. 19th Regime nt of Lig t Dragoonf George Aultin 11cultrieto be Cornet, without purchafe, vice PRfsley, w ho t-efiugos. - Olif Ditto-Cptaip a Janres MNaxwell Wallace, from the 90th foot, to be Captacin of a troop, vice Silvertop, -who ...

... lLOYDL s VMPARINE ' ISE-I I l!. I. ISO7.- - Ramfgate, Dec. 29.-lTlse followino' fip- put inco t this harbour this morning,, in a -eavy ,aie at S W. by S.-Hugh Johnfon, Seward, fremn Lonldon t'o Boftoit, n cut both cables; bmaih rigging gone. Betfee, M'Dou- . gall, fronm Nwe York to'Lo.ndon; Fortuna tranfpurt, lVifhart; Nancy, Hughes,' from Chatham to Neafl; n St Andero de Pedora, - , from ...

... 11A Y T I. :XERAy CT Or THE REjORTS BAnSDE 37 THE CHIEF OF TIME STAF FOr THlE ARIA- or HAYTI, TO~ THE PYRESIDENT HENRY CHRt1STOPHE,ON THE MILI-rRY OtSPR..TIONS, DURIING THE MON THS OF SEPTEHSBER AND OCTOJPR lS01. DISPERSION OF P1,TION's 1ART'IY, AT PORT- DE-PAIX. The illness of the President, in the month of August, having prevented the final resolution of an insurgent corps of 1000 men, ...

... PRrIVATE CORRI51N'0VDENCAC. T _ _ London, Jan. 1. ?? New York papers were received this morning v to the 9th of December.-They slate that a greal I number bf petitions against the notn-imiportation a at, had beea presented to Congress, tlie whole 0 of which had been uniformly rejected, the fact itself is of no other ilmportance than to show that L the commercial interests of the United States ...