... RiGNI ., E,- , IT E EC. -I: FORBlGN,~ IGENCE.0 - - C . ' FRENCHi & 'DUC;H fPAP:ERS. ?? :tXLetter 7fromn Mhrl{hal, the- Du1~e o~f S:aftiglione,.to the hiniftet at War. .d~ ~ ~ ~ ?? , ?? k ?? y.,:Fornella, Dec. 7. a I eaffen to infiorm your xce llencythat I yefterday, 'gave orders -To the 'General ?? Pino,: t attack the'redoubts the heightabetween erona'and theoif,'t ,fituate within 200 yards ...

... - PORT NE WS. : PLYMOUTH, JNNU.4ARY 2, 1810. :, Sunday. Wind S. W. rain. Came in the Milford, of ' 14, and Vanguard, of 74, fromn of Basque lRoads, to refit an'il victurl, having been relieved bythe Tonmaint, of 84, aild Gibrltrar, of 84. They will both go up the harbour , haviii- had a long ?? up the harbour to he docked and have her seams caulked, L'Aigle, of 44, .cAt. j)olfc, having beeu ...

... - ASASTERDAS, DEc. 25.-Tthe beneficent views of his Majesty the Emperor towards the people of Hol- °c land, are not yet completed, but they will probably be x. soon fulfilled. The English trade, hitherto support. of ed by the corruption of our officers, will be wholly de- he he stroyed by the alterations that have been proposed. La- New officers of the customs will be appointed under nec' ...

... ?? ?? Ie -1. E ' l' E- fIf-4U AR T ?? ' , . The gpeat events which .hae lately taken place. in Paris, have almost wholly withdrawn our'aiten- tion from what is passingin otheiparts of Europe;i and there is little, indeed, in any other quiarter, to offer to tile Eonsolatiol of out freader; since the :;cdnclwsion which irresistibly .arises frdm the pres !sent state of affairs on the- Continent ...

... NOTES REFERRED TO IV MR. SMITHS SECOND I L U'jBRaJO A1R. JACXSON. fAn) - * XTRACT oy A LZTTIlt FROM MRt. PWistTr TO MR. CAN. NJNG, DATeD LOtNtov, OCT r to0 Z803. - At our hrst inte view (itl ttie29grh June) verbal conmmluni- cation was not ditcountenatced. but commended; for, altgr I bad nlade myself understood as to the purpose for which the interview had been requested, you asked lilt if I ...

... iU ETECRO LOGICAL OBSERVATlONS I- PeeMustIc, 1809. hler.; _ .| ^ z _ - i- - k l _ *~eremarks, 8c. I t 43 S9.tln o ,9 1 .WV. .tb Clouds, fouw 2!5.142 .5 n; V. . Clouds 9. j34 t6 ?? _ 3, . .125') Ditto 4 J57 ih .1z 84 S.W ..t) Ditto 5 ; I 4V2 .68 llt W. .02 Cloudy 656 44t .51 91 IV. .2 Ditto 7 4. 54t .47 : Ik WV. .0 Ditto 8 Shi7 .0 1, 5S .o Dfll 9 St, 1.i 28.81 lt3 ?? .115 Clouds S. 1) J6 IG '8 ...

... i5 he FNRATiN1fI'J'S & h . Iw -I, I : : . I,, n - a,,1 lan- a XARLY'iih fh6'. Pr'fefh. year, in confeie Pp je1 of the Way anld irbilrove~lent a~eIS, an lycfi mirdA~P- plication OW thcm,;v~ftry m'beti,ng~,p~cyovzcwr Amied lis almofyft every pariflh ind ptecin . ip tlisi c.1tv. A-i. .thele neeterinis reS lton ree adp~ Ubl itbed5,, 11tAtinfgthe md ifpcniahle lfe&li ty'fioP~, tFir~PeW l o the ag ...

... ?? - l ?? evetlini* paper .stateS, the*~n thte :uifhority| roea nt r bv thaw latc arrivals froill ~ipriv:%tt~ cOftr.~v~ ytu- - P+h ConinlnvO reAlelt3 had Boiathait one~ of~ the Copn ?? forcibly ~~0setl~f itmief of the fort of N¶tuiaa.The g~zno.~nin~ ?? of the ?? i salid tol haye h~een acdtinder avrrtit by the s~~icy 'lhe cmntits (lo not tate, betber the fort ha,~d bI~ u~~qeil rendered by. the ...

... TrIzi MIORNING CHRONICLE'. L 0 N D 0 IN: TIWRSiml, yYANU.i4xM' 4, 1Y1,. Ho fewer than eighty.three ships arrived from Hol. and in the course of, yesterday morning, by which nu- Onerous letters and papers have been conveyed to this .ountry. The inhabitants were in great confusion and in ierty, under the view of the political changes which were to take place in their Gover nment. By a Gentle. ...

... *o tCR7IP t . - I -.1 - 1x , sr or l .0N)ON1 TUESDAY, la. 2. *g A-NIZ, the Aulrian >1eflenger, is. ex- lI t 1e(l back by Saturday tie x, ulj _t be deenl'i 'pedient t9 ted ?? ont to %%hich cale atlothey meflitiger ?? engm fr Varls with dirpatches froin P'rinee be r ?? bturgh, the Auftrian Binfleir there. cf'alhvvr . before the arrival of the t;e Aufirian Secretary of Ermbafly o Paris. ,ci be ...

... Paris alld Patch papers, the former to the Ifth, ant the latter to the ?? iinstatb', there 2sceived this vot/rni1g. IleiCI eo~tt~tites are Vluost ?? . 'T'hqy develojthttbu causeof thq. vast assemblage of Bonaparte's tributary IKings ani. Princes at Paris. 'The scheiie 'so Ionag rc- ported to he in contempktiof, for the ?? f the m1arriage of Bonaparte ?? the Elmpress JosepliibQ, lbis b~eens ...

... DERBY.I ?? 3. BJIRTHS. On Friday fe'anight. Lady Georgina Morpeth, of a fu. Ili is the lewenill child, all living, in as many years Rlrer niarriage. ii lanursing, the Lady of the Rev. Frederick Anfon, of Sudbur , in this county, of a dau 'hter. AIA RRIAGEs. Oi Chriflmas day, at Iturlington, Arthur Lupton, Efq; clliecds,to Ani, fecosid daughter of Mr. ihigvay, u Drujifield, in this coui.ty. OI ...