... FEBRUA r2- 26. The Captain of a vessel'from a port in Nornav, which he left on the totth inst. was yesterday ?? ?Change, and' reported that he had been unable ta nrocure a cargo, there being a complete prohibition. Two vessels coniing from Memel, and bound for 1H ill, lhave been condemned, and tthe crews aude prisoners of war. Every succeeding post brings us intelligence. tbit however ...

... ttfl. t paritanlent. HOUSE OF COM3IONS.-5'm5XDfr4, FvAruar, 2°. ee e. PETITION FOR PACE. I 40.LONL STAYLEI' presented a petition from a (L) a considerable number of the trading and other m inhabitants of Bolton, iin Lancashire. rite petition o stated, that the trade and commercial relations of that district were quite ruined by the war; by whiclh the petitioners, and inhabitants in common ...

... :4E MORkiNG cHRQ?1CLE. t v LOND ON: 2TUESDAt, MARCH I, xS. A letter froqm >over says, thiat they are persuaded there is some measre ofpreparation going on.in-France, which has occasioned an 'embargo ; as for several days a single privateer, vessel or boat of any kind has not comlie out of their. ports, or been descried by any one of our cruizers. The important Debates of yesterday force us ...

... Co hen M8tor fot tag Oult prtoft. re SIR,-.--In consequence, of a letter addressed to the w Editor of the Rockinghani, on the present state~of the ?? Theatre, Mr. Wreuch and Mr. Phillips, who have i 'the honour--an hollour which they assure the Public d' they are. very sensible ;f~-to ?? al situations' ini that Theatre; beg leave to congratulate this liberal f and-opulent town, upon the great ...

... LO.N'D ON1l, FABRUARY 25. T NTELLIGENCE -has been received, of great exertions making- at Antwerp, to fit out a r ,powerful Barmament, intended to operate in ll favour of Russia and Denmark against Sweden, in I the-Baltic, and-i is said to be in such forwardness, F as to have excited some anxiety lest it should be ready before our expedition, which is preparing for the same scene of a(Ijion.-W ...

... LONDON, FEBRUARr g. T HREE more Gottenburg mails have arrived: one of them being that which became due .T on, Wednesday last has brought the intelli- geice which previous events had prepared us to expect: namely, that Russia has formally declared war against Sweden ; but the season, at present, prevents any operaiions of' conisequence being car- ried on. The late infux of Gottenburg mails, it ...

... IND IA. a ROM intelligence received in the city, there is no d F that considerable alarm prevails at the INDi)A Housr, respecting the intentionof Bonaparte to n strike a blo at our mimense possessions in that highlv important quarter of the globe. Whilst we applaud e every possil)le measure of precaution, which a knowledge of the designs and means of our enemv can enable us e e to take, wve ...

... UNITED I.ARAIAMENt GI;'i r 1JJN'IT3fN S-ND IRALA ND. i j ,. . I HOUSE OF LORD8,N.Mndey, Fui. . . In the appcal cg Shedden v. Patrick, Mr.Adamnwas heard repl.-I ortherconsideratidri on Thuridky. The t,5o0,oooI. Exch&.juer Bills Bill,add 't li PJ rty Customs BillS passed ?? and wvere rtpj'rted. ; 1 he Ptrazit Trade 3iU; anld the 'Tieasrer af thce Navy Regu- .ztion Bdil, ?? read a third timie ad ...

... Court of Common Pleas, ' SATruaD.r, SaJruary 20. is MIDDLESEX ELECTION. JOHN FROST V. Sir F. BURtDETT, Bart. r THIS action was bsrought to recover a balance of e Tl_ 1ool. and upwards, charged by Mr. John Frost for work and labour, and for money paid on Sir F. Birdett's account,.during his different contests for-the county of Middlesex, between the years 1803 and Y 1806. This was only a ...

... LISBOAT, )ANUARr 15. O N the 13th. of December the French flag was 0 hoisted on all the fortresses, under a discharge of a great many guns. 'rile Marquis of Lorna is appoiited by junot, Commander in Chief of all the Portuguese forces on the North side of the Tagus, and Goames Freire is appointed by the Spanish General to the same command on the opposite side. The French, on their march through ...

... = D - 1 B I I. - - ; * A)r tT B s frO W\rednesdav the-lard P vost, Magiszra's, and COnilD~j, Unal QUV apputedl flley Rev. Dayid itchie, one of the irnisters f St. Andrerw's church, Professor of Logic iit the Usniersitr. of Ij~d~nhiur~, lin, rooml o~t ie Revw J;:nuei FL'1jyivvfl veeid.. . r Tuesda lastlthe , t w_ _, iat. *b C~olr-)i k¢t,. ?? thle 42dyegihietg; , passed ;tbr in Berwick,, on lis ...

... - - - --7?777- T-- - -- - - . 31*14gelTrz. ?, 1. 1 1 . - ?? . 11 OREi ?? Lettersfrom Paris of the ]2thlnst. state, that eve- t . rv article of-colonial produce is extreimely scarce in dtat capital, and througlhout France. The prices arei i of cowrse, exceedinglyv high.. Coffee. which might ] be had some'time since flr 30 sous a pound, is nowv raised to 9o soUs, imnl-cotton is raised fiom 50 tn ...