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On Saturday, arrived at this port,
ship Nabby, capt. Crandal, and ship
acket, "a regular trader capt. Thom-
as M'Lcllan by which we have been
politely favoured with London dates to
March the l4th.


Upon the Continent Of Europe, Bo-
naparte is still playing his usual game
of conquest since the establishment
of peace wits Austria, he has invad@d
and subdued the Kingdom OF Naples,
and compelled the rightful sovereign to
Ree his throne and country ;-other
states are threatened with a similar fate
by this modern Alexander.


Upon the prospect of peace between
England and France, the new admin
istraticn are perfectly silent the only
article we notice upon this subject, is
under date Of March l4th, watch is
" Stocks yesterday fell back a little,
when it was found that the mention Of
peace by Bonaparte was not 80 encour-
aging as had at first been supposed. I'll
was agreed, in general, however, that
the allusion WAS free from that tone Of
erritation and imperiousness which ex-
listed last year.


Bonaparte has demanded two mill
ions Of money, Of the city of FranKforr,
the Magistrates have sent deputation
to Paris, stating their inability to
raise the meney. How far the t7Oo nil
ions, sent by MR. Jefferson to France,
in the brig Hornet, will be Of service to
the representatives Of FRANKFORT, is
impossible to say.