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Since our last, dates 70 the 18Th of
Tebrulry, have been recciycd.-Bona-
pArte not satisfied with lis late con-
quests, was max ing preparations 10 in
wade md destroy the Kingdom If Ma
pies, the crime, for wiish Tie King of
Naples is doomed to lose his throne and
Aec his country, is, for having permit
ted the Russian and English troops to
march through his territories Every
American will feel a lively interest in
the fate that awaits his Napoiitan NJ
iesty, who has uniformly been the
friend Of the United States, During the
war botween this country and Tripoii.
The American Squadron found y
friendly reception in his ports, and re-
c-ircl every assistance in his power to
give.


The Russians were Oh their return
home-The Emperor Alexander had
arrived at Petersburg.


Prussia has taken possession Of Han
over-rePort says by the consent of
England, and i5 to hold il till u general
peace takes place.


The new Ministry in England are
determined to prosecute The war with VIZ
gor, should Bonaputc not be disposed
to accede to IN honorable peace there
is TO be an augmentation Of the regular
army Of 10000 men:


The Court Marital held in England.
on Ad. Calder, sentenced him u bc
reprimandcd