... Party is the madness of many for the gain of a few. SWIFT. No. 14. TIHE CITY ADDRESS. IT is a genezal fault in compositions of this nature, that there- is a very observeble contradiction in their origin and their style. When. any loyal Citizens ap- proacl tile Throne with tkei' assurances of fidelity, there must be some peculiar ground of anxiety for the step they have taken, and yet before ...

... SATUIR DAY'S WADOIN GAZE7TT. This Gazette? contains two Proclumatiors for a Gen.sral East en thie 1 7t of February next thronzh- out U treat BltlainA ireiatld. It also cointains a Ns\otification front ?? Primeipal Secretary of State for Foreign Aftairs, to the f1hreiri )iirxist s, of the rigorous Blockade established by Eils MaIjes3 of tile ports, of Carthaggesa, CadJiz, St. Lacar, and Lhe ...

... t I Pj y 1|TC AL E;X ANTINi fi- ,7 .2?rty is tile ,nadaest ?? Cs. the gzisi of * srew. ?io. 303. : -: U H,1AR4CT9ER OF Sit. F;R tCIS BUaDETt, EAi2-RONT, -I. j5. ; PY TlWt LCTORS OP F TSTX SE. GENT B ,3;-9j As a man who think5 entirely fial hhrdelfi I feel a pleasure and a pride in addreising you. Conpelled like every lhonesi editor of a papers to gaze even to soivering upon the fogs or' ...

... PROFrINCL-S iRTE'lMGENCE. CuRrobf I ADE 'RE.-Ai person repr0enting, himt self to be gingle, and possessed of great properry, came a few months since to the village of Stork, in Es-ei, Where he resided for som6e.timat the Bear In-s' 'is irsinuating address procired h-i the best reeption aiinmnntfthe ,^ami- iies in the neighbohrhood, and as'ke apepeared to nie open and communicative, no ...

... NAFAL INTELLIGENCE. The following, are the particulars of the capture of La Piedmontaise French frigate, of 50 guns, by his Majesty's ship St. Fiorenzo, of 46 On the 4th March, his 5majesty's ship St. Fiorenzo, Capt. Hardinge, sailed from, Point de Galle,, Deylon. On the 6th, at seven a. m. she passed three lndiainefl the Metcalf, Devonshire, and Charlton, and soonaftr saw 4 frigate bearing N. ...

... adult-, -l7;Al,'l.`-VDfyT'Rz. ?? Ti~rdl 1t;CpOit i of tile nrttee on fit Pulic Ttie d . & t it et( K riiml rd r ii as E as' is a bil4'- Voldutile, Coi55trsLirj of , fi~lviiio vi' It 1iltt Ict he I., ,tt a d, t: i:t in eain's of dkin-iI I ?? 1i J !,Wh Ii heI t' r 1lien re;aly to exernpc sin ?? r,, ?? ?? ;};l arelib iul fitnrilct ; infld as i;- *5..cei (,f ,:,i jt::l ' ?? lirat, fort ijatelx ...

... FORE I 1 INWToELLIGEXN'CDE. GEItN 4AN-y. HA o~sv~e~su J. X . By order of the French C(o- vernmej.t, the Interdantv Beileville .gae notice, ij e course ot ?? month-, that a forced loan. is to be rais!t1 in the Hanoverinn dominjous to t'e, amnount *f 9,00 0,00 0 franks, whithl, in case of nan-payment, is to ,e levied by the most rigorous means of executlon. 5toc'hvlnemGazelte, Jan. 16. PRtUSSIA ...

... ,4-LIPJI4v' INTRELLIGEN CE. GENR-AL WHITEILOCKE'S TRIAL. .Ss-r~hTEP.f . f lD.Y, FEB. 18, T!e Court has irg suet at the Usual hour, a letter was read from Lord ,ake, stating, that his Lordship was so uss,1l iudispoetl as to lie unable to atresld. The Cuurt was ,thn ordered ti bhr cleared of all except the Members, and upon aur re-adfnissi6, General Meadows, the President, inform!d the Court, ...

... JOHN WHITELOCKE. GENEIRA.L WIIITELOCKES SENTENCE.CI CZERaftL O5?ayg ?? Horse Guards, March 24, ISM8, At a General Court Martial, of which General the Right liou. Sir Wm9. Mupows, K. B. was President, he'ld by virtue fi 4i3 Majesty's Special Warrant (bearing date the 25i of January, i.508), at the Roy-l Hospital at Chel. sea, on the 28tb of the same monthl and continued by ad- Joertunentstuntil ...

... THlE EXAM ILNER, LONDON: SUNDAY, MAY 1. TaE French Emiperor, who has so long infiuenced the conduct of the Spanish Goverblmlent, has obtained a, direct and ?? controul over.,ii by the change occasioned by his intrigntes, and the hatred ef the Spa. niards to the Prince of the Peace. Yesterday morniag- wve received Paris Journals fo tile I8th, and Dzach te the late date of the 23d ult. fromll ...

... rm. N e , FROM THE AMERIuAv- IfADELE Nov. 8.-This by: tb foio.wng M'esage, swith, J:,te se ra docnrnat' acomponysng it,; was present~ed 4o lath Ildses: - Assl~ Sotr -6xn s tth ;i W.5 n cs VE Ora rtrREms7A f ; * ' ' I/B,, csfio k ' LN2TLO nv ersrl5'.F ?? itfrl oull -hart' oliene -S fto~rr, felltwsvcitinevs, of , ,ch gratil)cntxnn:if easr 1omnzrnimstcttons flomn Enropo .i neab',dA ...

... TiFA EXAMINER.; Lo,014iN' JULY 17. 'rIPTQIAL accounts Save at length bieen received of tile surleiider of the Frendch Equaro at Cadlz. 13- PoxT hbowever has given ?? Spaniardis a check near Cordova, which the defeated General attriuntes to the precipitale flight of tte armed iet& 'ms. The conquering aruy, it is reported, was afterwards ad- most cut to pieces; and the pa triots evince ci cr ...