... :QNDO: WEDNE' J AkERICAme Papers to the 28th tit, han received.k They conttain intelligeiice of aj -victory -obtained over the Mexican'a whieh was followed by the complete rvee ment o~f the authority of the Goverovet i Governor General of the Floridas has ablish~ irmposts levied on Asgerican vessels and cer .'ize within his jurisdiction, upion an snndersa that the result of negociations, said ...

... I3Stl2PLE:^,SEV'5to See G;RD~t7?SXBEXTR2Ol27Jl~lll 'SUPPLEMEYTto Vi~e G.IZET'TIEX PTRAORcD!Y 1 A Silir:1 nto tihe Gazette Extraordinary nas PulMicia on F.ridaiy,' 'caita;inig -ls Extract ofat Dm patch Hceilel lii Lord li iverii oa l fro Major-Con Alesrroaibie, daxil ?it ,L ouis, I!e of France, the 7th o-f Der. This dialatch rsi1lW l etter to Lord Mianod ?? Gove ran -Genleal in lit It, sitS ...

... Af tAIIIALE / %\ ?? .EAST INDIA SLUPPLG.2 Wednesday, a Cour. of Directors was held at the East India H`ouse, when the following Commanders took leave, previous to departing for thicir respecdive destinations, viz. I Capt. J. Sandilands, Rose; Capt. A; F. W. Swin- ton, Carnatic; Capt. M. Isaacke, Metcalf; Captain Ri. Colnett, Castle Eden-for Madras and Bengal. Captain James Fairfax was sw vrn ...

... FORE1N INTEiLIGENCE. LISBON A1.41L.. Lisbon, Jan. is.. Cadiz Gazettes of the 10th inst. have been receive ed. Their principal contents relate to the division of all the Spanish territory into six grand military divisions. Each division is to have an army com- manded by a General in Chief, who is to be invested with an absolute command in all its places. The six grand divisions are as follow : ...

... lPOS TSCRIP T. mebletlttbatip'O allb3 ZDl~Ugti);lP' Porto. From Tzufflay. niglt's gazeUe. Y thia nights. gazette, we learti that his Ma- jesly's slhon R oyalitt, haW capture1d the Preakch nrivatcer Le i'raconnier, of I) guns and 47 men. Al.so, that a mcrclint brim bad been brolmlt out fronm pn shore uider. tlle Rattctie's of Vieppe,: by. the boats of his matjestyr'~s ship) Theban, supported by ...

... ZZSI3ON vLL Eatract of an Official Disuatch fro n ?? ! :r WELLINOGTOI, directee to his EIisciff:; GUEL PEREIRA FO&JAz, dated fleded-q Dec. 27. 1810. I EXCELLENT SIR, Since I ?? to your Eiccerl7ercy n. ;- ?? dispatch of the *'°d instant, I ?? received w.bich I am informed that thle cuenlsry's ?? fromi Lower Beira, the latter end oflastmontli'-v. of this, had passed the Coa, in the vicihliy of ...

... 7, D o s-I'S V 11 I PT. - - I - - ? - - .,r i rv-, ? . xT ;. 4, LONI)ON,'I'tJESDAY 'I b Il. 1 PU 1).ptS have been Teceivetl to the 'I 'iey containL a Report upon the ilate of i;v; 1 ¶ ezlw to tbe ciuloe of Ia ii niollii. 4nsitf1it arr>d\ 1I~l ,ld ?? czainioed in it, it is l,ei ?? l jaliguile hopes of driving us nt II',)d illJ they are far from confidering (I iun't .siad and ours fo bad, as ...

... R v 'I - FRIA' / - OS7 .2wIJ/esiD,11S 4 FlBUD,}S ,pos,. : LONDON, FEURITARY 23 1811 HE Dutch Papers contain several Decrees nladch by Boniaparte, tesdipg to de- T stroy the liberty and happiness of snanhidid- One of themn is ford.'isposillg of the stock in-trade of the Printers 7hom 'Ahe has ssppressed, asud fo'r re-is latisg the iindeninity ttit6y arc to receie! 'Thc decree says,e's r Tl ...

... Gt]4Nt1IlE CbOpfiP8 OF THP, l,'TTBA8.TH'AT PASSED B3ETWRVf~ NIlS RftVAL. HIGHNESS TIIETPRlN,'W 1UmGhmN AND:MED IPEthOFFAEVAL; ON-T~t AINNUN- CIATION Or, HIS ROYAL .HIGHINESS!S DTEt- qTIN4ATIO'N 4TO RtTAIN THE PRESE-Nr MIMS: I ,TESS IN I-iS SEPk0rlCE.. .l TLIE PRINCE REGN'NT'S LETTtR, - ~ :: Caitonehouse, rebruary 4, 181i. Tle Prince of Wales'cobsiders the moment to be arrived, which callS for ...

... -I I mancoofs 000t M ONDAY in the llouseolf LordS, tord Redes- M~i dale called to the recollection of their lcnrfl&. ships vwhat had taktefi place last Session oil the sub- ject of the Debtor Laws. I-le adveried to the, mea- sores lie, had ile honour to l)ri vfilrward, which re- spected, tii st, an extesioll of tile aliolnt of the bum for xwhich a debtor cainld be arrested; secondly, the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-reb,].. ?? _. ~ KJ- vaC or ?? . The Woolsack having been taken, and a message from the Commons having -been announced, Mr Long, with a deputation from the Lower House, aquainted their Lordships, that the Commons had agreed to the amendnments by the Peers on the Re- gency bill.:. Lord LIvvRPOOL then rose,' and observed, that their 'Lordships had now arrived at tiat stage of the ...

... In the N7ational Intellige:,er, the foll6wing-pro- S positions-are stated as the present situation of Ame- rica, with respect to the two BelligerenL-Powers i L. That France has revoked all her knoom edicts that violated our neutral commerce. n 2. That no such revocation has as yet been made by Eng- land, who has only made a promise partially and contingently I to repeal her edicts. 3 3. ...