... their unitedi favour hy Raynal. We say the atten ion ?? of Earhond, nay~z, of all Europe, ootghit to be turned a ~tvorrtl5 ?? America, becauie we have just emerged o ot of an injudicious and ill-condu-aed war, thwat has f] tjordit tle United States not only ...

... order, that a greneral Embargo or stop be I4 all slips aind vessel whaltsoever,heionging to tile 5 of tile United States of America, sow within, or 511 ?? comne into any of the p srts, liar- Onvr roads, Vi'thin any part of His Miajesty's (lo- such I.sd ethier ...

... nd, the Partridge, for the Cape ; lTane, ?? Grantham, for Demarara; AIeanlwvell, for Jatnaica; and Linc- rald, tor Somth America. Pi.vaourat, Dec. 8.-Arrived the ?? Buirns, IFcrr, from- Malaga; she'spoke the brig Entirprize, fronm Newfoundlanid, for Naples ...

... iNarie Ftranrcois, from Morw:nx, with butter, poultry, anid fruit. T'ht Dover is corc here to take on boaur. troclpes for America. 'lire Norge antin Aik-ete are exp eved here for the same place. P1on'rstrorlite, Au:. 3o.-T'his moment, seven o'clock, nr- ...

... ias bhen driven ; alid, whilst this is a sufficient answer to IlI the invetivC5 respecling the prosecution of the sv; wiih America, the system will be the fullest-securitv ,,;,inst any suc!l disaster as that of Lake Eric. Lord bavc lnelcy upon the Yankees ...

... severe losses f occasioned by not proroguing the licence granted by the Government on the 29th November last, to export to America fine Englich cotton goeds, and further k made acquainted with the representations made to this e effea to the Secretary of ...

... American (brig and schooner) bL vessels sailed from liourdeaux the day before vwith cargoes of es e wine, brandy, &c. for America. Several squa.lronis were ex- n peeleI to sail frons France for Anmerica. Two privateers were d finig out at lhlourtiraux ...

... -have an armny inAmerica 'of fron '3 to-,OSO- meii. aid' another in Holland of -ncii4 twice - that antotunt. t'hie' rmy in America -can- bt ~be br6ogh -hoinme fro at kast sIk mnonths to come;' ad that-in Belgliu; 1- sApPose, will not bh brought homle at ...

... landed, and sent off to London express also irrived'the Bul- wark anri, N[44agascar and about 55 jail of trnsports from North America.,with the remainder of otir baje~arnssy; -many of the. transporits are 'working .p,, and some iave already an- chored. A ...

... which fell w in -with the Niobe, 44, on her paisage from the West Indies, were French frigates outward-bound to the-coast of America. We sincerely hope several sqjuidrons of frigates, a few line-of- battle ships, and soiae swift sailing gun-brigs, will be ...

... aigfo lahthe 'r hrisomierg, and a'lleviatioig their sadl conidiion, 'car from leivig prejudicial to the sire transported to America, confirred lipen the.m 'not only tise in- comparable blessing of bring instruct ed in the knowleage of~ the~ trute God, end ...

... off next tide, and the property to be all saved, UIfLrises. FEB. S.-Arrived''he brig George, Tucker, from LtiverpAo- for.America, withnloss of bulwarks, Tot' Ar, V. ,g9.-Scveral ,of the ships sailed yesterday, but are again'forcedhback by a strong S ...