... London correspondent mentions the rumours to have gained implicit belief in the metropolis. Another week may perhaps enable us speak with a greater degree of certainty. Extract of a Letter Jfom London, received this day, dated Eight u’Clack, Thursday Evening ...

... statements circulation of a pending negotiation for peace between the two countries. Upon this subject, therefore, cannot yet speak with confidenc alone can unfold the issue. Extract Letter from receited this dm/, dated Eight u'Clock, Ihursdnt) Evening, The ...

... sail to meet some victualling ship*, being hard pressed that' he could not wait their arrival. The last accounts from Sicily speak in confident terms oSthe means employed for its defence. A line ship, and several smaller vessels, were permanently stationed ...

... Lords,, Ol the strength of their lungs, and the lengtli of then Burin spite their Cons, and in spile of their Pros, 1 hey Inal speak to the point, arc the vk• and th« Noes! Price of Leatiikii, at Back halL Crops, IPd. to 2fd. Best Light Hides, to 20d- Mongrel ...

... make, both in troops and money, ought, without delay, afforded him. The accounts liotli from Ootteirtrnrgh and Uamburgli speak die extraordinary demand tor colonial produce. .At the former place, number ot foreigners are buying sugar, coffee, &c. wbicli ...

... of using copper utensils in cookery, became ever afterwards haunted by the apprehension of being poisoned, was constantly speaking of it at his meats, and made his wife solemnly promise to banish all copper fromhiskitchen. This lady wasa very discreet ...

... his couch; he vegetates, he scarcely lives; if lie is sensible to existence, it is through discontent and peevishness; if speaks, it to complain. Near to him you see his aged wife, ever attentive anticipating his wants, listening to his complaints, and ...

... Russian declaration could be delivered, and course therefore before an answer could be received.—Vet they have the impudence to speak of harmony.—And they praise much the Prince Royal of Denmark for having refused to treat with England after hostilities—and ...

... gratified with a full assemblage of their friends, to witness their annual exhibition ot rhetorical exercises, commencing with a speaking chorus, introducing and connecting several recitations by the junior pupils. After which Mason’s much admired tragedy of ...

... Aranjuez to pay his respects to him. The most important article, however, is one from Madrid of the March, in which the Moniteur speaks the new King, not bv the title of Ferdinand the Vllth, but calls him simply Prince of Asturias. It adds too, in most significant ...

... setting them against each other, and finally of linking tliem her tools for destroying the nee of Spain. future when any one speaks the benefits being goods terms, intimate footing with France, we need only reply him, Look Spam !” Look Spain! humiliated ...

... important intelligence the Janissaries at Constantinople, having declared against France and in favour England.—The former speak of some disturbances at Constantinople, which were quelled, the ringl executed. Further news importance, hut not unexpected ...