... L 0 X D O N-APRIL 18. at . a]- Some German and Dutch papers reached town Of on Saturday. They contain an edict of the King een of Prussia, dated the 27th of January, published V at Breslaw, the 15th March, declaring that he had zof, ceded the province of New Silesia, to be added een to the Duchy of Warsaw. The goods sequester- Il ed at Hamburgh between the 23d October and On the 31st November, ...

... - -1-LO . I.ORD) NELSON's, MONUlAUINT- - . r- - I i I ^ I a Sulbicriptions formerly publiffled L. 1'65 20 4 ?? Ri_,ht Hon. Douald Smith, Lord Pro- vort of the City of Edinburgh, afternd fubfcription by th- City . . 52 Id 0 ?? R5rht Hon. Lord Vifeount Melville 21 0 0 10lho It.ie, Efq. . 1 1 0 J. B. Frafer, Efq. York Place . 1I I Williamr Creech, Efq. . . I 1 1) Alex. Wallker, Efq. Queen Street ...

... t, SrNTENCE U- ao-nZR5 GtERA' 05DER 4rcb 184, ISf ?? GuIrds, rvllich General (i ID' Cl oaemrt Mart. o ,trhflonnr a Coo-,ri51, Meadows, K. B. se 0;5l.r1 iian siS Majesty e- h g held by vintf ?? 2nh f 'January, h ?? e i: erp ° dtc ithces hia ofnce athe as . beatt:\f luspital at Chelsea, 0t the as at Fr m onth, a e end continued by ad- gf tL 81, th~t th o p t M archffly followring at tcags VIZ ...

... - - ?? -- ?? I 'a -1 rr?, ? - '!Mellon II t 7EDINBURGH-MerARCH 28. +O ~oOG-r NAVAL VICTORY. It was strongly reported in London on Friday, that an engagement had taken place in the ed!- terranean between one of our squadrons, and either r the Carthagena or Rnoclefort ?? intelli- t gence comes from the Continenit, and was 'ery e generally ?? Globe stops the press at two o'clock-lol Friday to ...

... LO'NDON NEWS CONTINUED.' We hare the happiness to announce, that in the Baltic we have commenced our naval campaign a 7ai tst Russia, with great ?? Tho' insor arrived on Fiiday evening at the Ad- miralty with dispatches, stating that Sir Samuel Hood had attacked the Russian fleet of nine sail of the line, with only two sail of British ships, and after a very severe action, succeeded in cutting ...

... L 0 N 1) 0 N-JAN. 20. HER MAJESTY's BIRTH-DAY.. m in The festival in honour of the birth of fier Ma- cc jesty, who completed her 63c year on tihe 19th day of May last, took place yesterday. Socon after nine O'clock, their Majesties, the fr Princesses thle Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, IV Cumbet land, and Cambridge, breakfasted Logether m at the Qacen's palace. About half past lq o'clock, her ...

... 11 I 11 :P? IEDINVB UR GH-OcT. 22. Tuesdav evening arrived at Portsmouth the Phnobe frigate, Captain OSWALD, from-Lisbon. Sir HEW DALRYMPLE, his son M10ajor DALRYM4- PLE, and several other officers, came passengers in her. Sir HEW arrived in Londlon oil WCdnesdav. The Niobe frigate is also arrive(l at Portsmouth, havin.g onl h)oard Sir WVILLIAM SCOTT. Both fri- gatesjleft.Lisbon on the 5th ...

... .LTEST ACCOUNTS FROM SWEDEN. LI~r, M1arc1h 23. TIrUn P. s. -The brigan- eias tardi Margaret, of this port, TFiomosAs ?? tnaster, fiom Gottenburg, with deals, P' arrived here about an hour ago, and the mae. 'brings intelligence that when he left Gotten. upon the 203h inst. the British squadron,1 :rl.isting of three line of batcle ships, one frigate, n.loops of war, and one gun-barig, had been ...

... r pAp£ ?? rta resect pAp£B i -- ire lianient, respecting l br too r , by thq Th pipt a dinrear~r toons- 4Jac , d re higl Pot de es i Te C09' i -ratci fl, a~d1.titreI t*hi t I0 adqtlo5 ~ lsi of actingI, ;, care' of IsC criy 2i d that ?? trY, at pre- ?? b cvare tards ?? ik. The first ?? \i;! is an order frotmT t e Lord d .c.; tatid s eIte, signed 7 I aoick, 1 ?? .i ,s Of* th adn, 1 'Earl St ...

... S P A I N. [W7 have received several numbers of tic TMcIzd- rid Gazette,; buit as they are of a date prior to the flight of Joseph Bonaparte, that great and extra- ordinary even', has robbed them of the interest they otherwise might have had. The following is the substance of them in brief:] On tihe tnod and 2Pd of July, KEing Joseph received the Chiefs of the Palace, the Grardees of Spain, ...

... FOREIGN IMELLIGEINCE. DISTURBA?TCE AT HAMBURGH. It has been already mentioned, teats an affair took place at Hamburgh hetween the populace and French foldiery. We have received more minute details than are contained in the foreign journals. It was on Eller Tuefday that it happened, and it arote from the Cons- mandant having ordered the gates of the town to be flu; at an earlier hour than ufual ...

... (E ?ff 46, Jo, ni a, r?fl le rr rnx,?. ElD 1B UR GH-AL'G. 27. EMANCIPATION OF THE SPANISH ARMY IN DENMARK. It is with the greatest satisfaction that we are at last enabled to present our readers with the of- ficial details of the liberation of the greatest part of the Spanish army, lately cooped up by the French in the Danish territory. Vre announced this first in our paper of Thursday ...