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ultimo. The ship Amethyst, Capt Bus
sey, has also arrived at Boston, in 81 days
from Liverpool, bringing Londnn papers to
ihe 9th of March. BY both of these arr-
yals, tie editors have received papers,
l.Ioyd's and shipping Lists, &c. to the la
test dates.


GREAT BHiTAfN.--'fhe London pa
lers are chiefly flied with parliamentary.
debates, but these are not Of great public
interest. twas expected that Parliament
would adjourn on the ,5th of March. until
some time in April-it being the usual
Easter recess.


There was fall Of / per cent. in India
STOCK, In consequence of report of the
arrival of bal news from China, the par
gicuars OF which were not known.


The King held Court Levee, on the
10Th Of March, which was numerously at
tended.


l.ori Granville the British Ambassador
10 the Netherlands, arrived at the Hague,
March Hills iordship&npercedes Lord
Clancarty, who was Il prtSSe of Lord Cas-
i'ereash, and consequently not in favor
with Mr.. Canning.


The Eearl of Clarendon died on the Tth
Of March.


A gale has been experienced on the
English coast, and several vessels met with
damage.


The first number Of newspaper print
ed IN modern Greek, had just arrived in
England.-The types were sent from that
country by the Greek committee.


The Society of Friends, in England have
subscribed 7,100i sterling to relieve the
t;reeks.


II is confidently reported in the legal
circles, that 1t Is the intention of the Lord
Chancellor to resign the seals at the end
OF the present session.


ENGLAND AND ALGlERS.--Des-
patches were received at the Admiralty,
from Sir Harry Neale, dated a5th of Feb
rnary, off Algiprs, where the Admiral was
keeping up a strict blockade. Although
it was evident the Dcy had not made the
full concessions required of him. vet if was
said, on the appearance of the British Ad-
tniral, he had directed some European cap-
tives to be placed on the footing of prison.
ers of war, although till that time they





ine frigates were seen near Cadiz Feb. 10,
and three or four days afterwards two
British frigates sailed in the direction from
Lisbon, which If was hoped might fall in
with the Algerincs.


HOLLAND AND ALGIERS-A Pa
ris paper Of March 5. contains the follow
ing paragraph The sqadron of His Ma
lcsty the King of the Netherlands, which
was in the ports of the Basaric Islands,
under the command of Admiral Ruysch,
has sailed to make war with the AIgerinps,
in conformity with the treaty of Alcala,
because that Regency has sent ships Of
war, and great number of corsars, 70 the
coasts of Spain, for the purpose OF captnr-
ing all Spanish vessels they may meet with.
1t is known that before the 10Th of last
month, four Spanish vessels had been car
ried into the port of Algicrs.


SOUTH ANiERlCA.-A fresh rumor
had been started, that there was to be a
Congress of the Allied Sovelcigns to de-
iibcrate upon the affairs of South America.
At present, however, there is no probahll-
ity of such measure. The King Of Spain,
no doubt, would be gratificd with such an
event, but there appears TO be no DISPOSE
ton to light up the torch of war in either
hemisphere. One Of the London papers
says the Paris Moniteur of the 5,h con.
tains an article from the Madrid Gazette
ON the subject of South America. Its OBJ.
iect is TO persuade the different powers OF
Europe that independence is the destruc.
ZION Of prosperity; that the different now.
ers interested in the commerce with tina,
part of the world, can never hope to gain
any thing by that commerce till Ferdinand
isagain king Of the Indies as well as Spain
that monopoly and restrictions are tn,
very soul of industry and trade, &c. T,
sience completely all opponents it was on
ly necessary for the Court Journalists o
Nladrd to have added. that the Spanisi
Colonies owe their superiority, in point o
industry and civilization, to the Unitet
States, to the kind restraints to which the
were SO long subject; that Spain enjoy
her wealth and ilourishing industry com
pared with England and Holland Doth in
dependent and herotical countrics) to he
monopolias and herinquisi,ion. Mr.. Ca,
ming, we have no doubt, will be verv muc
swayed by these irresistible arguments.


SpAIN.--Under Madrid date Of ~
1C, it is stated that convention has bee
concluded between the French and Spa
ish Governments, in virtue of which Fran,
will have the free trade Of Havana for