... (From the New York Gazette of Feb. 26). . | The National Intelligencer of Tuesdag says, it is said, and we have no doubt correctly, that the. President of the United States yesterday laid before the Senate a treaty recently conclu- ded between Mr Secretary Adams, on the part of the United States, and Don Luis de Onis, on the part of Spain, for a cession of Florida to the United-States, and a ...

... JAMAICA .PAPSRS. Kin gston, April 21. CAPTURE OF PUtERTO-BELLO, BY THE INI)EPENDe. ENT TROOPS, UNDER SIR GREGOR'M'GREGOR. His Majesty's brig Parthian, of 10 guns, Cap- tain Bigland, came to anchor at Port-Royal yes. terday, from Puerto-Belio, last from Chagres. She left the first named port on the lith, and the latter on 12th, and passed Carthagena on the l3th instant, but had no communication ...

... r: uRAZATfJ Fmetfglqwln- IsQ~iiltionS, itejr tlait1: . ~ 0 1 ad sii iiil C n rd .'iskasyzlty~ha~s ma-.. a spiait nifested it l;irfaO lf #l,45 of't1,$; coun- ?? At 'aitb~' t'7di I~ Mi'ti'istrate, Weltl'e*:ihns. and clerdg-,h,', i Il~le j ...

... U!eSt > t n * ILWvC IN TSIR WEST INDIRS. VIOLENT, H - - -l*. vhi~ iv Ad' i~u firam St Thoma'. to the 24th September, give n the ?? ohf mt i ?? hitrricane which occorred at- tiant islaeidaif ttieb 21stlad 9 of that mto-th. The wea w ther the whle of the day. of the 21st indicated an ap- prqleh1gSterx~it~, and esery precautlion W'as taken to avert fl phe 1ith* ...

... , t DnS. MONDAY-JANURY ?? by Yesterday the following bulletin, for the infor- am- mation of the nobility and the public, -vas exhir iops bited at St Jame's's Palace, by Lord Arden'rand eet- Mir Henry Campbell, the King's Lord and Groomn Dros in waiting, and other gentlemen in attend-. roln ance:- ven I . -7 WindsorCastle; Ian. e, and E HIs Maest 3 disorder remains unaltered: his Majesty ...

... HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-~-J,. 1M. THlE SEMIINOLE WAR, &C. Mr T. M. Nelson, *fr6m: the ;Cobnrittee on Military. Affairs, delivered the following re- port: The Committee on Military Afftirs, to whom was referred that part of the President's Message, of the 17th November 1818, which relates to the proceedings of the Court Martial in the trial of Arbuthnot and Ambrister, tl and to the conduct ...

... EDINBURGH NEWS CON, INUED. The children attending Mr Bell's school, at Morningside, in the neighbourhood of this city, after their examination on Thursday last, pre- sented Mr Cleghorn with L.1 4s. which they had collected among themselves, and requested him to apply it as he should think proper for the dis- semination of Christianity throughout the world. He has accordingly given 12s. to the ...

... Lon CORRESpONDEPvCE i. !Ltndons Feb. 19 os C-. N InTEr CORRESpolrDENCENs C trndo0a Feb - 12. 1819, half.past seven p. Ad th 4b E have become due this morning, but not le, let reached town this evenlngg By a private have been received from Pais of the 8th. I ~~~1p5.hs toaisofth 8b %cthe the 1St instant. The former supply the tlte b funds on Monlday afternoon, when S Eer cents, Cosed on that day ...

... ?? ?? EDINBURGH, ; TlIURSDA1-A._AUGUST 26. I ave received accounts from Manchester , date of Tuesday last. Tranquillity ap- gsataperiod to have been restored both Flown and neighbourhood, nor had any dis-' etaken place subsequent to the }6th.. iaccoants fromn Manchester contain some ofa riot which took place between the E and the military on Friday night last, f icaurseof which two lives were ...

... . .. I - ,- .. . . -The death of Me Rolland makes one of those blanks which cannot easily be supplied-an accomplished gentle- man, an elegant scholar, an eminent lawyer, a Christian from. conviction, a man of unsullied probity and honour, of libereland beneficent habits, and an ardent lover of his cou ntry.i-*' . He recelved the 'first rudiments of his education at Dun- fermline, near which ...

... GLASGOW I-BAVES. m As several erroneous reports respecting the mode of if employing and paying the weavers of this city,. who are h now ergaged by the Magistrates in improving the public le park or green, have found their. way into some of the at Scottish and 3n-glish new spapers, Wve have thouglht it our ot duty to procure a correct account from a source which of will not be disputed. e- When ...

... e - : i . X , I - 11 S _ ' 2 ?? . _ I ?? s THIURSDAY-OCTOBER 28. 4j lambxrgh papers have been received to the r ¢ 5~tl~s inst. An article, dated Algiers, Sept. 1, i Tfl'his moment, a united' French and ?? t sqUadron, consistingf', tw ships 'of' th&.iif. a 1 fgXte, iatn a, b~rigitia,; de ?? of; two .! t; Re'ar dmii'als, has.come into .tlie roads. We' n .learfilat thy- :ap i to putan end to ...