... of *: ;itsOrr I ~Of POLAND. . The circnmstances of Poland, and the partition of . that kiingdonz, hairingfor a owig time attradted theatt/enmion of thepolifiral world, and its no'w t becwosing the Seat ofW `ar ;-a S B TC of itsI Iatfer Hiutcy mniay be interesting to our readers.: HE Vandals were the ancient -in-abitants e T. of Polartd; the language is Sclavonian, with a mixture of high Dutch ...

... LON0ADOMA. JUNE 27. re; GREAT variety of intelligence from the m edd continent has a rrived since our last.-Paris in A papers to the I9th, and Dutch papers to or the 2sd inst. have brought two French bulletins, .the 16th and 17th; the fornie dated at rbersdorff, tO ich on the' 4th ; the latter at Vienna, on the sth. An - Austrian bulletin of- the tth is also part of the con- dt .lea tents of ...

... Lonban ?a?ette. :, .. ¶ .;, , . ,;._ . . ,- *.TJOWNI'YG-ST22EET, Fstnuiir 26j: 811. .A DISPiATCH .-:ok.^th ehefoowtlevrg is-ap extract,r L .has, been lthias morning received ,at the Earl of Liverpooi'sioffice, addressoed- tb his:Lordsipb Lieut.. 'General.Viscount SyeUmson, dated Cartaw, sth of ,eebruary., . . t of : Tn' enemy have conlinued'in thueighboutsodtof Badajoz,and hliaveb'roke ...

... London.. fYcdhcsday'&Thu-,nJyY J 2, ' t- MERIC..Npapeps to the e~th effl -ben receized. Thev contaii'. t e~pecred diapatches fromn -br. senthby the John Madirs. The* cilnsli't lrterfjrom uii al ti .C` rt *ie mentonitng tat 'he '.1d, after'ieceivicg is fron his Go'ieraimhent, waited on the eq. lesley, whose reception uias f:ank ard died who impressed him with a persuasion di should have no ...

... COUNT PE, OTTORE'. , , ,, , N~~~~~~~~~~~~ '' :0^' '0 wA''; ' 'Cbfr~srr'SZS, J~eember~ t6{ - T is wvithi Agguia'r 3t th'at `q ei have forZ- i ,thF puIb ,k f 'the: receptison. 4cpeorinei 'ibi thi p F'.,yepterda; by; thi'jillustri6u* ttriiner4tr~vellig, under ttle. deInonbinatiol9f th'c un tide'ot'orp.A-- Boe , Rhe sryaird here'; Ushe eiieetg*, Mr.'a fl Cael asid' Mrv, ...

... LONDON; 9 F~ul SD , c o .' As we wer; about to Otit oer paper to press' ano- thk Gottenburgh wail arrived. .I'thas brotght in- -telligence to the sthjinst.,ad'the acccounts from Perrsburgh-give reason to.expect tbht General -K0 -tubpfF, i conseqIence oI l having received reinfoice- d wents,; woud sooff recommence offensive operations%' ' and attack the enemy.. - sai G,,nuJargh, Oor ._Wc have ...

... . Jrom. t. .oix r. TmsbAl's OCTrOaEW 4.. ( rtItl, e Cotirt a6t Carlton-1ouise tile l3th ofb)ctaber, ' 1812, present, his Royal.'Higheess the Prinice iegent I isn Council, -Wbhereas, in cnseqisence-of inforsati'din having been received of a decdaration >f war by the gnvernmliet of I Ox.e United States of Am erica against ilis Majesty, asd, f of tre issue of letters of' marqtte and reprisal ...

... - ANTTACK UPON HER MAJESTY, BY AN INS)ANE DOMESTIC. ONe Siihday mornring an attack was attesipted to be e made upon the Queen, in her apartments at Windfor d Caft'le, which threatened very' ferious confequnenes: as Tecircumftances of the attack we underfiand to have been as follow c-The unfortunate female who caufed b the alarm is nanied Davenport, and held the fituacion of affiftant mjftrefs ...

... REPORT OF THE SPEECHES ON THE SUBJECT OF I'HE INTRODUCTION OF CHRISTIANITY INTlO INDIA. (CCorectroat FROMI OUR LaST.) - Wil THE Rev. S. Scott rose with great reluctance to reply he~ -to the respjectable magistrate who had just sat tiowi. ChO Ons the score of hurissnv, policy ansd duty, vie svere sh ...

... 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 ...

... jforrfSn~.3*i~ gn - USSIA. .. . PROCLASMATION OF TH EM PROR ALEXANDXtO-. 4'kIUSSTAN8.!-At length the enemy of our trintry- the foe of its indepeldeoce aitd ireedoin-has expe- ie-ietil a portior of that vengeance vwhich his arribi- :iorts and unprincipled akgiession had aroused. Fromn' tihe period of his march froils Wilo, his aIlly, great 'iii umberassured. n valor ainid discipline 'rod eIated ...

... Dispatches, of which the follov ing are colpies, haie been received byv Vi ccounst Cast lereagh , his Ma- jesty's Principal Secr-etary p1 State for Foreign' Affairs, from General Viscount Cathcarr,BK '1' his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordiniary anl± Pleni- porentiar~y to the Court of Russia. - is Jmperiel /ree~sarioerzs Kalbisb, Merc 6. Rea'autNsO 'to my dispatcli 'frtns xS. Petersburg~h, r: by ...