... AVORT./ZEIRzi ?? Fieirnch paper- to the 3Jst nit. have heen eceivel.i, ' tich 'or the rst tinlie sincc the oiblicatiiln of t1ic :: h t~inlet in, ?? u; wvithl ?? l ?ihe a tlent:;l- t i 1 acco.ntt the .gran arn2'. -that once loituida- fe ...

... BONAPARTE', OVER TURES t0 the RUSSIANS. The public are already aware of the negociations which Bonaparte entleavoured to open at Moscow| it order to obtain a 6ontinntance il that capital by t t guile, which by force hie was raisable to commarind.-. It is noiw in on; pwver to present the minutes of the conferences whir took place at this important crisis; and interesti tg onst the y are, ...

... ?? ffI~ I -~ LONDON, Jvxa 5 IFrvaliA jiVpors Ire- lit leapti arrivedi, -contaif ing ople (ltact:i of the ha tile oif, ialileli. whiici. le 2('1In ouri .~rircoi cli OS It Liatefl for tll- ce dalys, uald appoalts to have bhavlen f''iaa'r clouthu an salgni:-i (!onliictI lisa that whiirl f,1k jhice at La1NtIe. '[hei ?? cuintiltaced oia the 19ii:, by anl u'con tile 51(10 of tii'lhic (if the p10sH ...

... F xlatoll Jvty.y 3.-Yictcrday' sailed ?? whole oftbe ent- wal jib.b OUd litlifilx, Nwifhilllhttld, aud North AILTrica fleCts, I1 r convoy of the Albio t 74 guis; the Talbot, Mutine, ?? | ?? rse sloop of war, vnl ?? wholL (niear I Of) sail) proceeded tI tO e west ward, Wit! a filne ?? CrO1n E1. S. E. Arrived the 6 1Ceaneir ketch 1iofli St An(lern, fiur days rjassage. Lord VCl - linlgton badl ...

... . ?? ?? ?? - - - ?? - ?? - - ?? , i N, . :, I F i ill Y. ( ?? n~ ':iLsttil,'' I ?? 'ii; IIIS tVALI IV LI l'.LLLAtL.\, s ?? ?? 11 ?? It'ptu;'t' o'lilJ to I y 'I 'VL I it LId- .t ittt!ngt li:r I I itL 0 ' t ical5 t tL./ I.L) ;i lo ?? 'Lt ti .. tt'i. I ii' ?? .. tI ittilir it' c' -r ' c L 'v'vt. ?? I l..L ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE LONDON, (CIOBUR 21. Iito d IIsp:Iteli I l01 tnI i e lIar(IL is of' Well ngton, ait u nI I i I tibe v titxlot i tt tilt Allid(l A1n.1y into tile l'rett oh territorv relv b~oolight tol tows:; ott ?? 11tlliri bv the Earl ol' ;illrlii Li %Iw're ptibilicii ill tdi eveniting in it ( ;u.-Uzitui 7th ririi, u i tn Tht o th '.ark .oi tl TOW r ?? WIl' t ired LI IonI the ?? VI't II ...

... 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 ° ...