... DJ LONDON, MONDAY; JANUARY 1. . i FRaSCH papers to the S7th, which have now arrived, contain the important intelligence of Bona- t pirte having on the preceding day left Paris teojoin the army. The regency is again conferred on the Empress Maria Louisa. A letter from Ghent, dated the 2oth, states, that Generaf Maison has, by a bold 1 ard 'sil'rul nmancruvre, relieved Ant'werp, defeated ...

... AMERIUCAN PRlivATEPlS. .of While the Ameritane. are permitted to critintit ti ier their successful career, they are makinGreai Biai; he C~ntribute mt copiously to their resources for carying I 'as *on the war ; and wee fear that the French authorities do hi 00O not look on with precisely that air of indifference and B1 to neutrality which they ought to observe. We have t ed heard it more than ...

... MISCELLANEO US. ad W e are glad to have It in our power tostate that thii yer part of t le couutry, will not be afected by the stoppage of of the;Qfd esfalisJ 1batking-hdlsp of Wlfitehead,. Howard, and -lI. ddock, of ;London: 'J'be CoUilry connectioar of this jirui are piirincilpy at Bat, Ba- ed singstoke, and Southamptoi and do lot, weare b~py f to say, extend rottle Northi of Enrglatsuf-The ...

... r ART. I. Reckoning from the prefent day, there (hall Ie -pcacc and friendfhip betveen his Majelty the King of tc France and Navarre on the one part, and his Majely the h Emperor of Aufiria, King cf Hungary and Bohemia, , and his allies, on the other, their heirs and fucceffors, u their ftates and fubjefls refpedtively in perpetuity. } The high contracting parties will dire& all their carec to ...

... LONDON, 'WENDNESDAY, NOVEMBCR 23. Wis hive received the French papers to Tues- diy, and Dutch- papels ot a-recent date. _tt is said-; 'hat M. d6 Noailles, one of the French plenipoten- t uines to the Congiess, has given iti a note, corn- posed in verv st rong terms, respectirg atcer tai ! c:otntry. DoteR this note refer to Bfibaqtt? W.e have heard that Fiance has had the insolence to set I ...

... D UTCH PAPERS. e, THE DUKE OF CLARENCE. ff s, 9'bAele, b7n. 2o.-Yeflerday evening, at feven o'clock, is his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence, third fou of. d his Majelty the Ring of England, arrived in this town. sr In the evening his Royal Highnefs granted an audience :e to the Burgomaller and Council, whom he received in a h mot cordial manner. This morning, at ten o'clock, the Minifters ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAKY 9. WE have just received Halifax papers to the 1t0th of January; from which we extract the 4lowing important document - GENERAL ORDERS. 5C5Adj#t,,nw- Gceral'r qffle, Hgad.Quartcrs, i .AfmfreaI, Dkemnbkr 12, 1 81 t Hlis Excellency the Governor in Chief, and Canm- mander of tie Forces, has to annoinice to the troops under his command, that he has received a ...

... MrSCEL.LA NEO US. .- n .. S- An ions nred A patent has been granted to Mr. W. A. Dav, of gi t Poplar, Middlesex, for a method of extracting a sllhe tntcs gross or mucilaginous matter from finks or Greenland . btlihber produced from whales when boiled into oil; E the whichl method not only renders the oil so boiled more * free fron its usual rancid smell and 'taste, biat in a that great degree ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY, MArtCH 1;. U, WE refer to an Extraordihary Gaziette in otir last eat page, for the particulats of an unfoitunate attack of upon Bergen-op.Zoom, on which we cannot bear Ig- to dwell. sv- The Gazette of this night contains a dispatch Int from Admital Penrose, dated the math ult. off tile try Bar of the Adour, detailing a very arduous and ive successful enterprize in that uiver, ...

... mtsCELLI INE O US, ion iROWNE TIHE TRAVELLEkvl ifed With concern we have to announce the death of this ued unfortunate celebratefl traveller. Tltc same thirs t after H ght knbwledge whi'cl originally urged him to follow the es ill Nile to its far distant sourccthe spirih hich sdpporfed p has him during a long captivity iii Dafour, lately prorhpted re ac- him to undertake a journey to the ...

... FROMNT-E lBCURDAUX, JOITRNAL. ' FROM I THl-E u^ mn. ,6.,.1 tluarch 141h, 1FI . The t;Velftli of. March will be to the city of Bour- deaux the moit glorious epoch consecrated in theain- I lnals vf.'Ihistory. For a loog time the Bourdelais had te. prtnonosced aainlst the oppressive governient under fo which France groaned, hobt they had not yer foiund a' ;',di favourable opportunity for throwing ...

... 5.'Hiptrial jDarliapirlit. nce H1O USE OF COMM11l1ovs. lis r TatuRSDAY, Artirs 2°1. IS General Marttiewx presentled tw~o Petitions from Cln;:-, anid meI and tlipperary, in tavour of tie emancipation .,f thef thie Catholics; but gave it as his opinion, ieq IUesntioi DUle haebettert ngot le disc rtfist Tesion. He added, as from our authlority, that the Pope being liberated frorm his cott- .d' ...