... PARIS, I} PRAIRIA'L, JUNE x. The Co'mmander in Chief in'the W-efern diftri& in - forms the Mjniner of Police that he has apprehended one of the principal Lieutenants bf Georges. The' Prefe& of'Morbihaan-fate& thait a number of mufquets of Englifli'maaufadure have been given up by the peafantry. 13 PRAZIRIAL, JUNE 2. Aletter frowi Milan of the 13th May fays, The garrifon of Porto Ferrajo, ...

... FRA4NC)A 1 CONCLUSUM OF THE DIET OF RATISBON. THE RLECTOgS, P1RINCES, AND-I STATASU OF FOR FMPERlOk TOUISLSERENE HIGHNESS CHARUES ALEXA.NpR) ZPRINCE .OF TOU. LANV AxISr$C. PRINCIPAL COMMISSARY OF HIS IMPERIAL Mr44 JESTY AT THE VIET. - The three Colleges of the Empire haiang taken into delibwration the decre- of Imperial -Commiflion ,of the H6th of Ji'to ATis year, have Q144k twe arrasgetzeat ...

... - I , ?. ?4 . I FR A'.n'& 6 i AIl., Ift FLZRrAL, t' f Tn cofifequence of the decifiio: of the 1orte tic ?? all the French prifoncrs detairited at Corfi plc and in the forts clf the Black $ear 'cuneral ; Citizeins Beiieres, Charbonvl, and feeveltal other (flil ceras of Artillery, are already arrived at Ancona, I ters from Conftantinople of the 25th of MarchI, 1 nounce -that it was faid ...

... 4h14 -kdf M41L tfNJtRE4 .-I-etters rebccitned Yhllerda 8myrna affert that the French Admirarcattl Ct Who was fefit to carry fuccours to G enenj yleay'r Egypti has been defeated by the EntIih -4 d a John Boilafe WaFren, t1 nlaral S All the Ofiieer's'of ?? arniv, wit oC tiexc noir required to give in1 or oath, a writte Pt' that they do not belong to any focd et f -iea ar Clergy are lilkevife ...

... Pesu.-The Wwahkaets Gar uays, We bare gosd au- thority for stating, that the inforqinA especting the inva- sion of Upper Pe;, by the forces of the Bmzilbim EN PRROR, is erno ; and that no such Comiandare - ARANJO and SILVA are ?? to be in the service of Brazil.: A letter received at Jamaica from St. Jpgo de Cuba, dated 17th August, says that a Frech frigate had arrived at tbe Havumma.hawving ...

... NORTH ANDSOUTji AMERICAN COFFE-.fSANsv.41 LIVwt OL. Nov-Arriv#A rthe p akt $Wp_ ?? Tm9rTPIoon, I Crocker. from New York, which Wings tib iiowiag ilUcC 1from Bog*AW We have ?? the togota Colathutionai of tgw ?? Aligt.t the latestiaperfeived 1 Lotsats L pltl. IcconUipta icIsJ iocoeuU 9suom the Libertrr. givirmg a detl4er lo el ourtf~ the frre iSvceY 4nFeru. iy ?? r the whole aer of ...

... ANERICAN PAPERS. COMMODORE PORTER.-COVRT MARTIAL. NEw YORK, AUG. 2P. The Court Martial at Wasbington, have found Commodore Porter guilty of botn the charges preferred against bim, and adjudged that lie be suspended for the term of six months. The sentence has been approved by the President of the United States.-The Ist charge against the Commodore was- Diso- tiedience of Ordern, and conduct ...

... AFRICA.-NIGER.-FERNANDO PO. In the absence of the details and the results of the late jour- ney of discovery into Ntorthern Central Africa, from the pro. per channel, we are enabled, from a sure source of informs- tion, to lay before our Readers the followi!,t ?? partl- culars regrding Clapperton's discovery. From the informa- tion which he obtained, he considers it certain that the mighty ...

... which, fr sotre time asi hs given the Porte the greatest uneusiness. PARIS, OCT. 11-The King arrived yesterday at Compieiue, at half-past five. His Majesty the King of Prusti set of this Jmorning, at six o'clock, to return to his dominions. Letters from Port-au-Priuce, dated August 30 anaounce that te Pres ident Boy hbd returned frota the dape to tiw principal seat of Gover ~at. OnD his way to ...

... UMEMAN I PRS. CONSTArm , SaIr. 10.-It is lneed, smed, that Ibra- him Pacha has left lr'ipeazza ad returned to Newarn, where he will wait for As reiuforcemeata that the Captolu Pacha Is to brb to him; but tbh reor does not seem to deterve any cr4t. bedl chid Pecha, rtw lueandn Is blos, ia stI belore Wlseolovghl, and the sege i not raisd. Wehave no otsr news belae SwiTzmaLrwn, Sar. X-The ...

... THE BANK OfFRANCE. [FROM THtCE JOURNEAL DtU css111lCE o0 MONDAY.] We fare yesterday an article fromo the EtS. relative to tb operations of the Bank. We rur to it again to-day, for th perpose of deducing the Inferences whick appzr necessary fQ the information of the commercial interest aid of the Baal itself and to remark to our readers how much the present stat of things confitms the view ...

... FRENCH TROOPS ON THE FRONTIERS OF PAIN. EAoNpiz, AuGUST 23.-The 4th Light Infantry, and the 24tb of the Line, are encamped at Marac- not any other troops have as yet arrived, #ad it is currentuy reported that the regi. masts destined to foro tho mismpu ert, sad actually on their *ach, have recelved orders to halt, to uawit farther orders. Th ecl hba at pmeat five Generaal-one of Rngimere, one ...