... FORElIGN -INTELLI'GENCE.'.; . i The German papers 'iieuition 'tht numeic'f's aests have takkn place'in Siwedeii. 'Several Inpdies ar~e in- cluded. These arrests .have arisen .out' of then late 'a-leged plot against' the Eing of' Swa nl which s saidl to be more serious shsn. was 8t fi~rt sujptosed~ A letter from-the-agent to loydsat-nstntlnople, dated I Otii March, sai :m . 4ehcordiog to ...

... INVASION OF SPAN,: iiit 'twiM not be,;-the sparles awakend-lo P' The swarthy Spaniard feelsahs former glow; The same high spirit w4icb beat back the Moor: Through eight long ages of alternate gore, Revive.- LoRtD ifls3ois Aos or BEoiltz. Some weeks ago we were gravely told by the editor of the London Courier, that the -French must either go to -war with- Spain,- or must become-the laughing ...

... A 1 M. NO Alprninglo jftail,,? Ii C [FROM THE LONDON EVENING PAPERS.1 The proclamation of the Duke ?? (inserted below), setting forth tihe long s/fferbig of the French, forsooth I ' is (says tbe Globe aud TravIeller, and we fully coincide with, the opinion) a matchless specimen of the L audacity, with which a creature, vwho has unfortunately obtained the power of disposing of the lives and ...

... 'Wc have been requested to insert the following letter from Tl Beritish Press. Mlr. Editor',-Tt is somewhat corions to find a class of persons, uihoni), by the shrewd instinct ot natulre, 'as well as thle earliest lessons of experience, wte are all inclined to avojil, erecting themselves into an *nsurance Society, and taking sweet counsel togethler, how they shall best prVo- vide for ...

... AMERICAN - APPLE, GRAFFS. I MENTIOaXFD in T fast lie- sister that I ad- sowe Oraffs, c6mlinfgy the al fr iverpoodl.: Ihave now got them, and, which wil srprise ovH one who reads this, though cut from the fresm in Decewn they arejust asWAr& ?? ¶li &n s fula4asittf ?? w& mentioned before, tb(li luitie bad &w cutt to de t before. I h-ave niore SIC Iwab for : rysef There ate sorts: the Do9srwA, X ...

... lbotot- W SATUPDID'S LONDON GAZETTE. lip. Tthe Court -at Brighton, the .1rd of isp April, 11123, Present, thle lIiNG'S Most p A Excellent Majesty in Counrjil.eI is ortietet. S0. by his Majesty, by ndwith the mdvicc of his th Privy Council, that tiac calling out of' thje Militia of Pi~ that part of the United Kingdomi Called Great Britain, hi, for thle purpose of being trained arnd exerrised in ...

... ,DEpLORABLE SUPERSTITION. RnflrT rq. A\ CItI. I1 A. - -i- ., . IM .- ireat Solu~sivian AssxrSOZS-TAU OCTON, Aprl-4;A-T~lce Isof most 'aes ctoit o excited- by thin appearancei os on the names of three. feimales on thle calendar, onl a charge, under Lord Ellenboroutgh's Act, of mnali- Liously cutting and stabbing an old wdmatn, a reputed .es. Witch, with intent to murder her. The 'irafid' Jury, ...

... I-O~r I . ,it ato? auna imat~toap v 4,fVW1,11 w. ?? - rct PAlIls, .PRIL 1. not B',IRI,.s no longer' a veil drawn over 4 the fftnte, and- yet men are fo nd who wish to A vad hb ?? that incertit~ude exists inde the| dispketbtibfl of the Uovernment. This tac- tre 'c is ?? time o( peace they proclaim wear-in 22 tlt watriffl Ibeyi cry'tip peace. They would thereby Ba . doptive the G ...

... -- LONDON, MIO2DAY, APRIL' 14, 1823. The Foreilg Jourunals received since Satur- dai, add littleor nothing tothe intelligence given of lthe. ucvsse of the r'rench Army into Spain-T'he tc~difelelnet nlotes aniurticle from Verona, in whlh (il. Mina's Array is estimated at 40,000 Regulars, Miitia, &. besides sarnte companies of Miquelets, who serve withoyt paj The degree of resistance which they ...

... .71. The following painfully interesting particulars of .this most melancholy eatastrophe,. are derived from he the oral relation of one of the cabin passengers. a er- respectable tradesman in Liverpool, who was for- '- tutatlely'saved. the aecount this drawi tip was is. published in the Liverpool Courier of Wednesday last. It is a mournful d'e'tail- ts ?? sailed from the Pigeon-hbuse, ...

... PARIS PAPARS. [FROMI THE MOVITEUhi.] PARIS, ARRsL 2.-Yesterday evening, at half-past eighit, A. de Villele, President of the Council of elinivrers, came to tr 5sact business with the KiMg. This morning, after mass, his Majesty presided in the Council of Ministers, which sat from noon till half' past one. After the Council his Majesty transacted business with the Viscount Dtjeon, Minister of ...

... a. : (r1[PRO3 THE JOURNAL DESs BEBATS OF SATURDAY.] -. TELEGRAPHTIC DISPATCH. h e BAVOinistr APRIL 17.-Tbe Major-General to his Excellency t the Miinister of War:- of. Tlere is nothing new from the army. The troops are in full er mrrCh. t rThe army of Perpignan, which awaits the arrival of they e Duke d'Angouleme on tWe Ebro, will be in movement from the 11 20th to the 22d instant. ' In a ...