... 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 ...

... FROMI TIHE FRE TNCH PAPERS. DrC, \ A ilON OF PRUSSIA AGAINST ENGLAND. *-l'be Kigheing ojig-ed, by thg 27th Article of the l'reaty ,I Peace ot 'ilsit, ;ctmcluded on the 9th July, i107, to shut, nv'-hout et'ception,.the Pretssian Ports and States against the tvadc aid navigation, of England, as long as the prebent Avar 1,. cd bctweern Eugland and France, his Majesty has not hesi- .ated o take ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT or IR LA D GREATBRITArN AND IRE-LAND.- H-oUSE OF COMMONS. The Secretary from the African Compay presented at the Bar certain Acconts of their Receipts and Expenditure since tbeyear I806.-Ordered to lie on the table. The Horsham, Saltash, and Evesham. Committees, severally got leave to adjourn at their rising to-morrow, over to Thurs- day, on accourt ef the intervening Fast. ' ...

... ])AVISH PAPE2R PRESENTED BY IJIS MtIAJFlSTY'S COMMAND TO BOT'l' HOUSiS OF PARLIAMENT, FEB. rlog. Note from Lord ViscouLit H1owick to Mr. Rist, dated March-i7, 8O7._ Foreign Office, 17th March 10o7. X The undersigned, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of tate for Foreigo Affairs, has the h'onnour of infsr.-ing Mr. Rist, that he has lost u o time in submitting to his Majesty's Government his ...

... i' APLR RE IIV 1(v Ai jRiCA$ L tWA i, A . ...