... TRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, FEB. . I From the M1on1itezlr. (On an extraft from a London paper '.stting,'.fc amongst other ihings, that the embarrassment etpe- i rienced by- the commerce-of the Continent from the measures of France would be proportioned to that felt in England, ?? has the following Note). di There is no doubt that the mneasures which annibi-, in late the commerce. of E nland have a' ...

... P08 TSCRIP I . i , I L: ONDOQIV Tuesi)opy. Feb. 12. 'I1R afternaon the Speech was delivered tG_ both T louses ol 1Parliamnent by the Cominis-idaiers ap- polli by iis Royal Highliness the Priuce Re-ent. The~fJ~ttdol GSziette was liot jiublished. whev our ex-. ?? lut l .on'lon, eonseqnucutly we canlot wive it verba: tim, 'bhittil6 1 ll1vwin'g, we bviieve, vill he found to be a eirrect ...

... IMPER I4L P41? L>,4.IUENTT. , . MS . HOUSE OF LORDS. * _ SiFrdwn/, Feb. 15. l ord Courtovwn laid before the House his Roval High- ness the Prince Regent's answer to the Address of this House. - Lord Holland gave notice, that he should, on some, oc-I casion during the present Session, move that there be laid before the 'House an account of the number of eX cfrio t criminal inforrmations filed ...

... HojsOUS LO25S.SAr;. 5. (Con-n1d from our last ate Correspondence.) ItEGE~ONY BILL. On the clause being read, linmiting the period to --*hickthe restrictions.,were to continue, Lord GRENVILE rose to oppose that clause, and propose that in place of twelve months it shouidT be reduced to six. In 1788, -no limitation as to time wis intended to be adopted, in which opinion he perfectly concurred; ...

... LONTDo.N .FRIDAY-FEBRUARY S. TIlE .RErGENZ. Wircdnesday being the day appointed for ?? in the Prince of ATales as Regent, before his O!;rS upon kimself that imrortant. orFfce, about clock a atv of the fank companies of thl' dieCs, with their colours, the band or fhe ld i Ment, drums and fifes, with wvhite guIte' on 1,WM ed into the coult-yard of Carlton House, xvhere I colours were pitched in ...

... IBERTY-OF THE P - From he Timos Nvs-paper of de 201 A Fek -.- - - -:i1811. - : A 'O THE RPGHW HON; LORDP HOLLAND. Simper honos; uomeque tued, l muieque, mane- bunt,. Vig. My Lord ;*As it is universall agreed, that we arnot- f&j-o sehes, nor out private advantagei butfor the general good- of civil society; so it is declared by one of the most illustrious characters * that ever lived, that no ...

... 6Nt Feb. Is 1. (Concludedfrom p. S.) And the Prince subscribed the two oaths. The Lord PresideAt then pres nt- ed to his Royal Highness the Declaration mentioned in an Act made in the 30th year of King Charles IL.'intitled, -An Act for the more effectual preserving the King's Person and Government, by dis- abling Papists from sitting in either. House of Parliament, and which De- claration ...

... ,TIE Y.,9L;ILVU Ch;ONXIL.E et 5 ~L O} N 0} ON,: . . ,'HUA3SDA 2' .SLRU1A!M2 ,t4, 5gsXl. i n Tble captiure of tie Ll. of Frarnce, yesterday; an-| n3urncezi to the Public, by the fisiang of the Park and Towver guns, is an ac quiitio of great ari pertmanent a advantagre tohe Empire ; and ile sincerely participate.' in the universal joy it his ocncas.ozed. - This is one of d the iany aaievenaelts ...

... F o t.c LOYDO: GAS:T7lTB,:Fe&. i6,iS1x. At the Court at Caniton-houise,' the X4th ?? uary; 'S8i:, to Present, his Royal Highne'ss the.Prin~ce R~gent 'in Council. -, fter- HIS -Royal High5'eii the Prince Regent -irk Council, in~ the YSname and on -the behalf oxf his 'Vaje~ty,, was thi.s day pleased to- apes point Thomas-Wrighit, of Noravood Park, DEta to be Sheriff n, on. qi the county of ...

... P 0l7 IV'N S. I bu, PLYMOUTH, Februorry 26. the T7hursd('qi. Sailed thle Ulysses, of 3b' gns; Tribune, a of 3,(3guns; aol Favourite, to the vestward.-Yester. _ day nriorning the wind getting round to the S. S. B. e, afnvd hlowigr, smart, the Fravichise, of 44 guns; the Riflenian, of 18 -uns; atil Tartar, of 32 gunls, with 80 an sail of transports and merehant-men', sailed, avid were ind ...

... - N OI I 'F I IR.I * IT 46s saidthat \in: 'the .course ofthe:weeck befoite. i iast sometliing.liwn0fiici4 noticati aonwaswmade . to the present Miuilters tthat their: remo'val was i- terned-as suon -.ethe -.Regency Bill. had: received -he oya assent. The Prirncelhad laid his comma~nds -upon: * Lorlds Grenvifle and Orey- to maaItean arraigemeit. for'. a Council' that: shosldfpossess hs ...

... SlIERI ITFS FGO .l8li. B.iuirl,1 irS ilt,5. iov icll, -of Marklet-s reei, Eoq. cii' hir ti-crV im.l e,tjennn (1aitske, of ?? idzixin, li:q :: artrs7 i r -gVW Berviird, o(f Nctiter 'A ilnihill, Esq. u-it RuUit-WXi 1) Mnp (1irdnere ~ ali A r' ritz-i.;usis Satih:5rv TrelawneV, Of Pe ilquIi, EI'q. 'rr-si,,pl .i ,i e i, of Ashton ll TaIes 5 Fsq. iii dixi' lit l>L,, tf 'osiildsidie, Esq. D 2-hire ...