... -BY EXPRESS. -mo- tl LONDON, JAN. 5. TI E communication between this country and n, IL France, through the medium ofi the Auirilhn i Embalfy, s carried on wvith an activity which indicates the objeU to be of colliderable iij- e portance. We underhand that Meffrs. Provoit c and Agneau, Secretaries to Prince Stahrenhberg, I are to leave town this 4ay witth difpatches f)r t Paris. Prince ...

... SUNDAY ANDL ''UESDAY'S POST. I LONDON, JAN. Q. T is with fincere realret wve annlounce that the brave ganil~nt of Gerotia has at lenglh been compelled to forne der. The filburlbs and redoutbts loavitg presiol ily butll carried ly ti e enemrry (whi' llhock lug to relate, harbe tolilv atnd i'ttilnotlly put to the ?? all the galltaidt Sp:niatrds ftutid ilt thfoe poiitions), the garrionn of the ...

... TIWURSDAY'S POST, Frnimn the London Gazette, Tuefda*'j, J3an. 2. C.1APrAIN MAXWELL, of the RoqpliJf, has C: tpttured a French luager privateer, called Lc Francois, of i4 guns an'd 60 men, out from Boulogne three days, without having made any capture. The Royalifl has alro re-taken 2 Eng- lifl veffels which had been taken by the enerny. BANKRU PT$S. 'Wm. Fuller, of Brandon, Suffolk, money ...

... The infititry deflhine to reinfurce Lord Wel- iingtou's armiy ill Pnrtug, , it is underflood, vill coinp iire 5000 mnen, iuidependelit of artillery andt cavilrv, in whiciih itrer three two regriments ofr hes:wv dr:atuowis are mnzIlitiloed. Bur'des thefe, a gret mitn er of Britilh officer* are coing out with nc; r ik, in order to taihe cooinlntids ini the Spa- uitb uiny. Tihis iieafiire is ...

... Letters from the Iague, AmIterdamn, and Rotter- P daps, to the dote of December 30, hltve arrived in It town. Unliverfal confrernatioii and difimay prevails a throug-hout Hollhnd, in confequence of the ap-- tl proach of' the French troops antl Funtionaries, o fbr the purpofle of' depriving it of' all conmmercial ti as well as political liberty. The Stockholders P a were very mnturally not le ...

... OFFICIiL .U.UItMF': DENC - The Ibliowing i'ah etbdridt of -the important colTcfpondence- between Mr.- Jauelon, and. Mr. Smith, the Secretary to'the 'Prelideit 6f tieh United Statkesprei'ioioa to the r ?? the. NcMcidtiotY The rtf thefe documents is'a letter froni Mr. Ericine to the American Secretary of State, relative to the refufal of the :Britifh Government to ratify Mr. Erficine's ...

... TUED 'nEv'S P()ST CONTINUED. Fromt the Lncdon Ga,5zette, D)errcenb 3(0. T 11 (;G:zette contains dialatecies iifrm General o itn, As 1inr:I StracItr, annr Cal. Pilkit tot:, of the ktyal nlinteers, giving mi ?? of thle evacunltion of th'e floiol of Walciheren, by tle Britdl, aodi thle f.fe arrival of tle ileet at the mouth of the Thiaes.-Culonel Pilkingtos fitates In obedience to your orders of ...

... reat numbers of French troops are gliding al- Inoff imperceptibly into the country of Ifullanid. Inflead of pouring into it by divifions or brigades, vwhich inight excite univerfal alarin, they are fteal- int by battaliolnss or regimlents at molt. So conui- derhlie is the ?? which has gained admilion this way, that it is calculated there will be befire the middle of thiis month a French army ...

... THUERSDAY'S POST. LONDON, JA9. It. The American fri-ate, John Adamr/is, arrived on Tiefd i y in h we l)owns. Sibe ?? from New York on the 15th ult, and broughit papers from thence of thit date ; Wafihington plapers of' the 9th ; and Plhiladelptlia of the 12t * tile contents of which, as uihrlt be expetted, are of ?? im- pflri alice. 'I'lle American Senate, in the height of their indignation ?? ...

... 'r -r- ?? , - BY EX.PiRESS. C LONDoN. JAN. 12. TTPW ARI)S of one hundred fitips arrived yef- terday fr;in. Hollaid. By a Captain Ihot left Amfterdain on the 6th intiatint, we learn, thiat iluin Louis had arrived, but not a fyllable had ?? as to any Iniperial Mlandate, refpetting f tine ?? ot' Hlland nvith France. 'l'he returni ot Louis to his dominions was coiifidered an nufpicious omnen, and ...

... bUNDAY AND TUESDAY'S POST. LONDON, JAN. 9. T HE following particulars-of the capture of the o T flde of Bourbon have been collefted from a o ?? oln board one of the Indiacnen recently u arrived:- On the 2111 of September the town of St. Paul, E to the Ifland of Bourbon, was taken by the cruifing fquadron from off the file of France, under Commodore t Rowley, in the Rai4/oable, 64, with the ...

... -- a- From the London Gazette, January 6. A DMIRAL Lord Grambl)ier has tranfinitted to 1: ohn NVilfoy Croiker, lWq. a letter from the Hoi. ('apt. Bonuverie, of his Maoejdy's ihip Aledzlyi, flititi' the capture or the Frencih privateer L'Aven- ture, ot Bourdeaux, of 14 guns and 80 men; ?? had ittiled tlrou that port on the preceding day, and had not twide any eapture. . Car'ton-houj4, Jan. S. ...