... SUNDAY &~ MONDAY'~ IL. SUNDAY &X MONDAYS§ MAIL. LONDON, JANUARY 23. ; ?? E Rochfort squadron is at sea, and Admiral Duckworth is gone in puvrsit -of it. I'in interesting intelligence is communicated 'a thelfollowingletterfrom our Correspondent atTor- bay, receive(l this morning:- *iTorbagy, Jan. 2T.-Arrived, last evening, fromt Vice-Adniiral Sir. T. Duc:kworth, with dispatchles Inr lord ...

... BfPERIAL PARLIAMENT. -HOUSE OF L0RD;-TlsursdWY, Janvlvry, nt.I Dtrdle nn the KiWig 's Speeck. OlR 1) GA LLO VAY rose to movethe Aidless. U ihis Lord:hip touched lipon the several topics azontained in the Speech, and upleld the. ivisdol, promptitudc, an decision of his ajestv's Counicils. ?? respect to the Copenhagen Expedrtioii, lie said that every practicable iieais had been used to pre- vent ...

... LEEDSj .1 UNE I i. We111a tile atiniversary of. his Majesty's MiII e l rcnterod into tile 'st year of his tage, 1 tlbtervd uiti the usual demonstratiols of ,.1 ?? lr!untecrg of tiliS Borough %vere ill is Thnk~oov, an1d fired three volies ot rs,> .t -.!log the rianv demotistrations of loyal- '3CCOaiel aprocesqion throughi thlc priiwi- 11 t of te L ondon, Edinburgh, Lirerpool, illdlt1, and ...

... I SUNDAY K MONDAY's MAIL. ?? LONDON, MAY 21. X,, ESTE1Z DAY we received Dutch Papers to the 13th, with isews fromn Paris of the 1h1, gis ing ait account of popular disturbsisces at Alads'id, and a countter-r-evoltitioss in Spaini Bonaparte it appears has reversud the late proceedinigs ansi rest ored the okid King to the throne-the Prince of Asturias has resigned his short lived sovereignty, ...

... SUNDAY & MONDAY's MAIL. LONDON, FEBRUARY 29. A Set of diploinatic papers, ralating to Russia, vvere laid, last night, before the House of LAC o111uons. it appears rrolm them, thit Rius- ssia demanded from this country a Loan of 600,0001. stedling. one- third in goldone-thtirdin silver, and the re maininig tirdl inl Dils of Exchange-the whole to be repaid by Russia wit hill twenty years. I[his ...

... I FR A)Y\'s MN-AIL. LONDON,, 14)1CftmBE 30.u --We Veceived tiiis morning the following letter from bur D)oeur Correapourtntl - - Do 1 r, Dec. g9, Four P. ,11, c A F'renchl Flag ofr 'uce isjist goire past inlo the D. Down ; she is a schnoner- rigged vessel, ?? p) roba- blv thie on- thiq went ihere some tine ince. . te ruppose she has ?? back M. Maitiz, h11o ' carried ovcr the dispatches ` ...

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... NE. DULTIES OF ASSESSFD TAGES. *H: RMill for imposing New Dl)ties (if Assessitl A I axi s hias junt beun ?? New Dutieg ;se spt-iied ii, ws ii dles sloch) occupy thirly pages. a hle ?? ire the princi pal WINDOWS IN ENGLAND. fi to Imy Lfu i; ( 4 ti pay 6 , 6 '1 _ I t) 'i i Ii _ , I I I 9 - 2 u) (* s __ 8 1 () 6 1! 18 -i 6 II - 'il 619 - i 7; ( 12 - 4 9 t; 511) - J1i 4 ( ]3 _ 15 i 6 G 1 lhe ...

... ON TflEl~511TrtlUri ONL RIGiIT dF I l PEiI'LioNiNG. TO THE EDITOR Otc JIVE LEDS MECURY. T iFfoIlowill- Reflectirn- tan the Coutithtisnni, iht of Petmorihiog were ~i~steilp etedpoa reading, int yonr alad Other Papitier, aciouni~ ofit tile Niectirg lat~.ly hell at Rodes afil te Opinionis kipill ?? ?? sject of ditlereiit per.~ son,. exalressed~ ant the( deboates IWiel'y ivpuried in thle Loindon ...

... ?? H~n. MERRC URY. mit i~t'leresrilngT ?? ?? of the preseat -, the devejopctnw-t of titO le pla Of Lord Ca;- i for tile better orbfeiice of tile c ul tryv and of it hOaD t git e3 a cttisit ooititw i5 e iother part of 4s 'r lie Ot h totrits or deomeri s of thc s holel Of thiq ?? *i se re nlt prepiarcd t' Civean opj5lior. We hnlvevert , siniled to appr0ve of that part of it which dZ th TsrViig ...

... 1-HE objects, of the Imperial ecanferenee atEr. f.I r bogittin, to noiftld thernselves. Th'ie French and Ni'eszengeis, %vho arrived the otier dlay, are no doubat ?? guins overtnre for a tregraiation for* Peace.- qickl nie worn cut withk this lon4 and bloody contest, how '~ywee1' sufrnoritig humanity catch at. thle smallest ray Ba int no, thle war-whoop rings in our ears with rrruo- la dionrY. ...

... I SIVORIli. * Storim at Bath' on Friday tile 15th instant ex- A ceederd, in aw lii p 1isWinolieien any one remem - bered for many Sears past. Unlike the tempests of the milder zooes, the thunder was reuarked to roll in one continuous roar for upwards of all hour and a half, during which ti me, and ltiig gfterwards, the flashes of lightniiig followed each biher ine t ost rapid and ?? sFOC ...