... 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 ...

... J===l . RN L- . . - , jINE~ LIST-id sct 26. Olt. f The Messenger, Farrel, ?? to Bourdeau, Drie to the Medusi frigate and' HelicoWa llonp of war';-tbe Independence, ?? to Nev York, prze to the Rover slop of war; anthehe Pandour, fnns Anmcnca to 'France, prize to tle Reindeer sloop of war, arrived at Ply- mouth on. Tesdiy. * The Gold Coiner, Brown; and the Dick, Minx, from Newl York to Botrdeaux ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-APRIL 20. 1813. The Albuquerque cartel, arrived at Portsmouth from St S Salvador, was boarded on the 18th Nlarch' off the Western c Islands by the Arethuse French frigate, and was informed that they had s1 men killed, and 65 wounded, in the action t with the Amelia frigate, on the coast of Africa. The George, Wilson; and the Gambier, Smith,'from Rio Janeiro and Pernambucco ...

... t DIM BURCH INS TMITP, At a gcneral meeting of :the members nF this in- sttution, held in Mary's Chapel- on Wediesday the 14th current, for hearing commnuncations on r subjects connected with science, literature, and the arts-the following, among other communications, ?? received V. I. Account of a neiw Gun-lock and Breech, in. Of vented by Mr Jafies Thbmson, gun-maker, Parlia. e. Went Square. ...

... a. -t AR-OFFTCEZMarc 3S. 1813. Royal Regin ent of Horse Guards-John Seddell to be Ve- terinary Surgeon. Comudspiori dated Oct.-IO. 1812. 30th Regiment of Ligbt ?? Henry Eitz Clarkcke, from the I 5ih light dragoons, to be Lieutenant, with- 6ut purchase'; 'dated `arch 25. 181S. ]4tb.D9tto-Cornet Fianc.s.Wi!iam Taylor to be Lieute- niant, by parchase, vice Forster, promuted; dated, as above.- ...

... v - I- 'PETIIOS FOR PrACE. A , Lord LEvesoss Gowewr presented a petition from the-pot- e- ters of Staffurdshire, praying -the House to interfere for the procuration oflp'eace. The Noble Lord said the letitioners ty by no means desired peace upon dishonourable terms, nor did, he himself wish to tetter Ministers by any vote of that; House in any negociation for peace they thought fit to adopt. ...

... FRI VWEA CQRRBSPONDENGC. . z - London, April 16, * past seven, P. u , One of the two Gottenburgh mails due arrived to-day, by which conveyance letters have reached us from Sweden to the 9th inst. They contain the unex- pected and unpleasant intelligence of-the' resumption of hostilities by ?? Danes against`British-shippiig. It would seemr, from the c6mitnunication-of a .masterof one of the ...

... MON)AY..APRIL On the paragraph which we copied specting the visit of the Princess C W to her mother, the Courier remarks 4g Charotte did not visit her mother b strued silen ce upon her request into cn rS did visit her mother, after the deathn Of of Brunswick, not. only by the con, Ike( butin consequence of a direct iptifeP, Royal Highness of' the pro ttarie t I To this statement we are qrites ...

... ks a son. _ _ _ _ _ __II _ _ PaSSANG.ERSS FOR INDII. Passengers pef R;ddirt-For Bengal Misses Ft. ;aLn 1. I ;hakespeare; Messrs'Sasatchiell, Healey, Bower, and Nash, ?? Madras, Mr'J. G. Haudsn, freew mariner.; Ar H. T. Bushby, writer; aid; Jr R. Warran'd, cadct. Per 'Ocean-For Behgai,'r'tajor3Delamain,- Lady and fa- inily' Mrs H. Ochterlrny- 'Misses A. and J.3hSerwood; and I Mr-'E. ?? 'Hawnkin ...

... FROM THE LONDONqGAZETTE WVITEHALL-APRIL 17. 1813. is Rpyal Highness the Prince Regent has been -raclous]v pleased, in'the name and on the behialf of his Majesty, to constitute and ?? Horne, FESS. Advocate, to be Sheriff-Depute of the shire of i-Lddington, in the room of Alexander Maconochie, Esq. appointed Solicitor-General in Scotland. BANKRUPTS. James Matthews,Cheltenham, Gloucesterfancy ...

... Gd~bnitS 1~gtAi IA: EDINBURGH, SATUBDAY-.APRIL 24. Paris papers, which have been received ! 18th, announce the departure of Bonaparte WI ris, to resume the command of the army ia north, at one in the morning of the 15th, On:d ; day passed through Metz for Mentz, where Fl his Staff had already arrived. Tile Frenah appear to be in three divisions, namely, the cOS sembled -n the Maine-the ...

... CORRIESPONDENCE BETWEEN LORD.-MOIRIA AND URa IWIlTBREAfl. 9 April 2, 1813. 1 Dr-Ae SItR-The first report of what had passed in the House of Commons, made me conceive that yosir procedure lied been 'hostile; and the matter was the more inexplicable 5 to sne, from my thinking that your access to documrneta, aa' well as the conversatio'us you had held with me, ought to hive secured me from any ...