... LLOYD'S MARINE. LIST-Frm. 9. The Little Williarm, from Teneriffe to Philadelphia, prize to the Poictiers man of war; the James, Tibbets, from the Cape de Verds to Portsmouth, N. H. prize to the Tartarus sloop of war; the Isabella, Basset, from New York to Phila- delphia, prize to tne Childers sloop of war; the Logan, fromr Boson, prize to the PoictiersE man of war; the Eliza, from Sumatia to ...

... PR1UATE CORsRESPONDENVCE. London, March 17, ?? past seven, P. MA. A mail from Gottenburgh, and another from Heligckrnd, have come due this morning, and their ?? may be hourly expected. The letters and Papers expected by them will be of a very recenlt date, and can hardly fail to furnish intelligence of the highest interest from the theatre of war. The pstprimte accounts from the North attach ...

... FRIVATE CORRBSPONDENCE. - t C r. - _ _ - _ _ - .i C London, July 9, A past seven, P. to Private letters were received to.day from Paris, to the 5th instant, (but no papers accompanied them), to a more recent date than those previously received. By the former we are-.informed, that the defeat of Jourdan and, King Joseph wxas known, but no particulars had been published. ' The appilehen. sion ...

... FERNCH- PP.ERS 'Paris, Jan. 4. The'day befiore yesterday N'is mpial MajeSty' accoripanied oxlyby-his Excellency the GrandMar- shal of-the Palace, made the tour of the B-asiique of NItrt I-ame and the baildings of ?? Palace of Paris. His Majesty afterwards visited the *orki of tle General Depot for Wine, te-Momi. mesital Fouitaiq 6f the Elephant, thExchange,.&c. Yesterday his Majesty-,the King ...

... PRINCE VON SCHWARTZENBERG'S ORDERS TO THE ARMY. , GIWEN ON THE 17TH OF AUGuST 181S. The great day is arrived !-Brave Warriors !- Our country relies on you.-Hitherto, every time that she 'called upon you, you justified her confi- ?? the endeavours of our Emperor to re. store the long-wanted peace to Europe, and to fix the peace and welfare of the empire, which is inse- parablefrom the peace and ...

... i ?? I ~ ?? ?? I I EDINBURG H. S THURSDEA-DECE FIBER 2. d . . ?? Behave received Dutch papers to the 26th, from rn we learn, that the Cossacks, forming the van . 0 ?? Prince's army, reached Amsterdam on si e ° ...

... I((Zdzbjo ?? famurp. Ifu- EDINBURGH, ina- P SATUADAr-OcTOBBR 23.. ?? ?? on .R but Dispatches were received, on Tuesday evening, Pi ne- from Lord Cathcart and Sir Charles Stewart, and a H lad Gottenburrh mail is also arrived, with two Swedish it bulletins, dated the 26th and 50th, at which period th at the head-quarters of the Crown Prince still remained El to at Zerbst. The allies had ...

... FRQOM THE LONDON GAZBTTE. HO16EA GUARDS-OCTOBER 7. G, Whereas considerable inconvenience having been four.d to Qtend the incteased inumber of medals that have been issued in commemoration of the brilliant K and distinguished events in which the success of his Majesty's arms has received the royal approbation, V the Prince Regent has been pleated to command, in the name and On the behalf of his ...

... H - ; EL2GOLAN MAIL& - .- EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM COPENHXGE(N, DATED f A.V.. PRIL 3. : The, renewed hoitilities, which- gave occasion to and engagement with. ourgun-boats in the :8oulnd, atrg said to have proceeded from a n istake 'ojnly, and we 1: hope to see'the navigation soon free-from detentions. This misuaiderstandinrg consisted 'iri:..Adiiral Kmu. ger's having informed Admiral -Moris ...

... WAR-OFFICE-SFPT. 14, er Sth Garrison Battalion-Ensign W. Green, fromh the 6th or- garrisonbattalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Davies, apprined e he to the 4h royalveteranbattalion; ?? 9. 1813. Richard D. O'Connor to be Paymaster, vice Manley, who resigns; dated July 19. 1813. ,ie 6th DittoOliver St John to be Ensign, vice Green, pro- 16 n- moted in the 5th garrison battalion; dated September 9. ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-May 5. : 14-c - -n-nAdf fnra d -nclrnhi. time in li' , The House was occupied for a considerable time in discuss- _ inga motion ?? F. Burdettj forthe~production ofthemi.' nute6 of a Coort of Inquiry on the conduct of Captain Pilli-n . more, of the Diana frigate, for punishing, by Aogging, ?? Handcock, his masters mate. The motion was seconded in form, but opposed in effct by ...

... 1, . . - I , ? agaottw i A t 4?illt U.5 - d, EDINBURGH, ?? ?? iA. a )r, Tiib Gottenburgh'rtiis ae ed, which bring accounts to the lst Ma stated so that Dantzic had surrendered that the Russians had er advanced to Berlin; which place they had entered on i the 19th, having taken possession pf Warsaw, Thorn, i Liebau, and Pozen, and that a conventioh' lad been d entered into by the Austrians, for ...