

 itappesiFs by letters from 4 nllsie-s x. that the spectators have succeeded I, establishing communication with D. - ris by means of pigeons, which are a;- datched three times each day, and = rive with tolerable regularity on the. the el Si lowing dsj nearly at the same i,our ;,s <. Amsterdam. sfi'hey bring the prices l.r ae the French and other funds in psr;s and as business in Government scSar; ,s' ties is not done to any great extent, ' Amsterdam until three o'clock in th afternoon, those who are concerned Y the s'pigeon post as its called. have great advantage over their co-speenls' I'' tors. 1t happened, by q remarkabla ehaneey on a late occasion, owing to tb;s quiclxness ofcommunication, that the ,.s = portofthe King of England sdeathwb;ag was current here, reached Arster1s,rs first by the way of Paris, and led to so,na ,' very extensive transactions in Il <, tti;,,,,ls This mode of conveying news has baa,s freqiiently attempted betweeIs p;triss.,,s London, hut has uniformly failed -, e ing,as is supposed, to the difficulty 5ba birds have in preserving q direct aiob. in crossing the sea.-JWesseuger, oss

 