... THE MORNING CHrRONICLE, n LONDON: TUESDA2-, FEBRUARY r6, tlcR. e n French Papers were yesterday received to the 3is: e ult. 'The unfortunate IING ?? has been forced ttQ issue a Decree, prohibiting all ?? and relay rtion with this country. It is evidently from the tenor, e an aft imposed upon him by his Conqueror. In the same spirit we find the KBING of Holland imposinq n more rigid restraints ...

... 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, ...

... WHE M(RNINGV CHRONICLE. LONDON: . ' TURDDA2; mE'RMUAR- 2o, zSog. Yesterday Ministers received Dispatches from Svwe- i den up tothe 12th inst. and at the same time all the remaining Mails from Gottenburgh arrived. The lass contains the important advice, that immediately after the arrival ofthe new French Ambassador, General CAU- LINCOURT, at St. Petersburg-lh, the ErlEtoR ofRus.. si.A issued a ...

... THE EXIMIN'ER , LQOVI DO N wsCXD.AY, FEBRUtARY ?? TIgrsecond squadron, which was supposed to have' escaped from -a French port, is believed to be, no other than Admiral DCCKvwOitarn'5, which is still in eager ursuit of the enemy. The Brest and Ferrbl squadrons ,were bisth i p.(0a few days agoi It has been reported that the French ?? the Russian Offiers at Lisbhia to deliver up the command of ...

... TII. Al-ORNING CHRONICLE, LONDON,:> |- , Th1hA2, F3BRUA4rX, A letter fi om Plymouth, in a Morning P'aperof es terday, states, that they had learned thef& from thepeo. pie of the Phixnix, Capt. Mubc.,, just arriyed, that on the day the Superb joined Sir R: S -RAc jN'S. squa- dron with provisions from Portsmouth, the Donnegal, one of the squadron, made the telegraphic. signal that she. had only ...

... YYIE' MOKIJNG C HPi-CE. i LONDON:. CL .MIONDA 1-, /FB31UlR2Z1 a9, I8DS.. *r. W7e are assured, that the arnmalment wVhich1.0 as at Ir. length sailed, is destined for the River Plata,. and that _ Sir SYDNEY SIMITH is to have thle commasid of the HE Squadron. It is pretended, that Ministers have ob- tamied a body of information on the V1uaI ?? E * America, which has determined them to renev thle ...

... SEIMEK ofMAINISVERAL Z?,IjSONl AG . ?? h i 'Lit Our-condwld, according to Opposition, is to be per fecly friendly to America, though she may not be atall friendly to us. She has laid an embargo in 1erpOrts, but we are to view that as a most amicable and pacific symptom; and to be contented with Mlr. MADDISO,,S childish argument, that we have no right to ?? Of he it, because it is I genera] ...

... FRXij 27-; 1?ARb: P4PEiRS. I PAtS, Fxi, 3. .p I Cna his M;Icsty's Speech tile 1onIi'er. obse!rjes. ta Thisii Speeh reminsisus ?? fa;moLu. Messao-e of ithe 7th March. At that time it was internded to inCtelr- . riu-t the peace, and noyi they wish tocor.tinu tile war D at that time grievaeatces were invented, an the same is done at presuilt. It is in tiis manner ahl thi BI it shI .1 Mlinisters ...

... -iMPERAL PIARLIJAIENT. HOf)USE OF- IoR ?? 5!O- 'SAi, FEB. 1 - ORDERS If COUNCfL. tord Arr'CaLAND- called the attention of the House to ?? inlR Couracil of the 11th of4N ovefnher. Wfar did lot f, either of the belligerent parties'a right-fto rensody. tijelis ?? gby tbe pther, by violating the lawfn Comnmerce of the innoc.ent neutral. T11h eztrcvagant de- cree ?? had been explained away, so far ...

... The crly sown wheats, both in the northern and southern districts of the kingdo'ih, :lhve in gercral a pritty ?? appearahce,' and in some places they are remarkably strong and vigorous, being perhaps inl too forward a state of growth for the season ; but -those which were put inte the ground at a later period, have by no Meaus so healthy an aspa&;l * being, besides, in niaty instaneesvery' ...

... CIONiSTORY COTtRr or IHE BISHOP O LON.OD, I DOCK 1O6Rs' WMNMONS, FEBi. .26. TURtNER ACAINST ME;YERS, aLF5Y CJLLiLNG SER5EL, 5 .7r:NF.R T'hjr vai a p dofreeir-g or silit of Nuilit ' of Marri-ige, insti- tulted by dzc tather of Jo iathin 1 Turher, thlE husbiaid, against ~Hannals 'I'iirner,,hs wife, oni the groundl of his son's insanity, - pre ious, to~n~fter thL 60lertinizatiOn o' surh n'arriage ...