... LONDON NEWMSCONTINUED. An unpleasant occurrence. took place a few | we ks ago off Gonaives,,ir the island of St Do- mingo. An English sailor, who 'had been taken i A meric$n vesse], -captrfed by one of Chris. to.;he's c'ruizers, contrived to escape on board the 3lyperion fricate, which was lying off Gonaives, and -claimed British protection. . he Hyperion's boat hlappened to have gone in for ...

... . - WAR OFFICE -lMatch 1. 1 21. 9.in P :&imehr tof Dracoon Guards.:Corneraild Adiutat WAK t)tL a-Larcn. 12. Iti . 4;h -R'egirnent ;of Dragoon Guards-:Cornerand Adjutat ' ,oieph Jucksonllto bave the .arlk of Lieutena n t. °d. Regimoent ef Dagoons Cha le- &,erdon Urguhart to be Corn~let, wzr-'itbout purchasee , - vice 6.Gh-Ditto~-ltjchard Down tobe Cornet, by purchase, vice 3libbert,'promoted ...

... zo1~O]DO. I ' 1 ?? - ; W~ds~rs March 31. b ovenent has taken place b'erable inml bvpith l th etree days tast Con y'S health wdnt~ he days phat, i e a be ?? iheite on Wedno dys'dand %ate. r 0ob Odnl on in' ea vthyr at alked oh the Terra tace This Inorng hisu e by the Dukes of York Wnoalh WaSf ?? ffpani ?? h ,s he W' paao raded on the south side more odCt0:..bride' woid being cold, his ...

... ~CaIeuatiani Levers I ar air, ' + - rate i ~EDINBURGH, ; M X o VD A r-A Ph LL2 R0. The dispatches from Lord Wellington were pub- lished on Thursday'evening, in an Ektiaordina'ry' Gazette. They come down to the 9th, iat which period the allied army were in the vicinity' of. Almeida, having cut off all communication between, the enemy and that fortress. The Gaziettie contain's a more particular ...

... PRIVATE Ca)RRSPONDENCE. London, April 24, g past seven, P. Ms. PORTUGAL. A telegraphic dispatch has been received by t Lord Literpool, announcing the surrender of Al- 1 ?? Lordship gave notice of the event, this i evening, in the House of Peers. ?? Five additional Lisbon Gazettes came to our I hands this afternoon, but they contain nothing fur- ther from the armies to gratify the Ipubli'c' ...

... PRIrVATE COJRRESPON7vDENCE. London, April 8, Q past seven, P. s. TH5E EALTIC. ' You will see, in the evening papers, a very interesting ac- count of an attack on Anholt. We have, two letters on the same subject, one of which states the number of the assailants very differently. It is as follows:- 'Anholt, March 28. We were, yesterday morning, at five o'clock, attacked by about 1600 Danes, ...

... FOREIN INTELLIGENCE,. ; t FRENCH PAPERS. - ?? Albert,- convicted of having murdered tc her father, mother, and two sisters, was executed on al e the 20th of March, at Moulins. She was conveyed m r to the place of execution, clothed in a red chemise,. a and having her head and face covered with a-black m t veily which was not removed until the moment that Ca t the executioner was about to seier ...

... Two Aqholt mails arived on Saturday morning, bringing intelligence from Sweden of somne interest. Active preparations are making. irk the 'Swedish:ports .for war; and a rumour has gone forth, that Den- mark is the object. of hostility. From an officiall Proclamation, however, of the Government of Sve- den, prohibiting the entrance of all foreigners into S weden, via Stralsund, without special ...

... V., - -- - --I- -I LONDON NEws CONTINUEh P-1~he CE.izabeth packet, of, whose safty, apprehen. sions were entertained,- arrived at Falmouth, with ,mails from Malta an& Gibraltar, after a. passage of .~22days from the latter place; she- brings the agree -aeintel]igence that an attempt of. the French, on an exterfive scale, tb throw supplies - ?? Inforce: nients into Corfti had been frustrated ...

... CaiB~iaia I3 EDINBURGH - 'MONDAr l-J-PR IL S. VAcccunits a1vbccen .received fio ?? to the 12th of last month, ?? the intelgence Of Mlassena's retreat,- and giving some farther particnt- lars as to the direction of his =march. it would appear that he is detaching himself entirely from the Tagus, and retreating by Castel Branco in two directions, -and approaching, of cQurse, the river Mondego. ...

... 1,1zIalcloontan -Oocrcurp., EDINBURGH, SATURDAr-APJ?%L 12. BULLETIN. Windsor Castle, Apr11 40. The King continues to go oil favourably. (Signed as usual.) The Gazette of Tuesday contains an extract from a dispatch ofiLodWellington, of the date of the 21st ult. frorn Oliveira-de 'Hospital, from which it appears that Massena is continuing rapidly to re- treat, and that his loss in the ...

... -. BIv,,rz COR7RESPON.DRN I.- 1 ~ . T London, April 17, vI past seven,P. m Yi another vessel has arrived from Oport o. | e l a h aveb C e t o ,o u r h a n d s a r e t o t h -an 4ve looked anxiously, but in vfain, 24 a o ef the rumour of the capture of a P Perhaps the most important in 'hat it not being the intention of Lord .te '0l ow the Prench fugitives into Spatins tore.W0 g so 5Much ...