... NYASaiNerOX, Nov. 27. Mr. Blonnt, from a Cor- Trittee of the H0ouse of RepreselntAtives on --a part of the P~residenlt's ;Me~ssage, repoited thsis day Oit the s-Ab- ject of the attack on -the Chtsapaate. The report comnmenlces With an expression of sensibilitv at this outrage; states the receipt of informatiton relative thereto flomn the State and Navy Departrnents; pre- sents a general view ...

... FORE'IG. INTELLIGE'E FRANCE. PARis, DZC. I 3.-1Letters from.the First Corps of Observation of the Oironde, under the comiend of General Junot, mention that the Prince Rezept of Portngal, as soon as elearmt the arrival of ?? troops at. Abralntes, adopted the resolution of refiring to thle Brazils. .le sailed, iu fact, on thle 29th of November. General Junot entered. Lisbon ol. the 30th. ?? was ...

... Pafly is the madas of m vr the gain Of a:ft SVY .-D etaed NSetetaues. ONX THE SEPAR-ATION OF lfRSlA FROI THE -BRITISH INTEREST; Tar very credulity of- the English arises from their jirtues. They mistake'novelty for inerit, professions for deeds, and mere cunninwfor disinterestedness;.. they leap over little obstacles and little objections to grasp at what they imagine a noble character, and ...

... TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE: At-the Court at Windsors the 18th day of becern. her, 1801, present, the King's Most Excellent Ma, jesty in Council -. His Majesty is pleased, by and with the advicp of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that. nothing in hi Majesty's Order in Council of ?? 11th of November last shall extend, or be constnred to extend, to perinitany vessel to ...

... ,IPRQSP JRCTiT. - TXE promises - of newspapers haive become almost as valusbloas the promnises of Courtiers. Every new journal grosS vain-upon it's modest pretensions; the Proprietors -with inuch unintentional simplicity are always flattering theinselves on their industry and genins ; and it must l-,e confessed, that no politics can be more imparjia1, no cr1- ticisms more refined, and no ...

... . IMPERIAL DECREE. .REJOTNDER-TO 1I5S BRITANN1c MEAJESTY'S OREa3R IN COUNCIL, OF TiHE J1TH OP NOVEsnBEr, 1837. At osr Rofal Pilate, at Milan, Dec. 1,-. 1801 ?? Napoleon, Enmperor tif the: French, Wing oE^ lialy, and Protector of the RlsenislfConfederation ?? - Observing the measures adopted by the British Govern-- mnent, on the I LO of Navexober last, by which vesselss Ve- longing to-1neutral, ...

... AIGR(CULTURJAL .REPO7' FOR DECE iBE!?Y On dry soils, a large breadth of land, has been alrt'ady plowetd- up flor harley and peas. The gree n winter croplis of wheait, tares, turrips, and rye, frhin the ?? f the wveather, iookl kind and fl'dorishing.qc,,ibi,, - dows, hedging and ditching have been also carried on to a great extent. M-any hands axe now employed in the barns and in thrashing ...

... THE EXAIN ER.- -- LOVTDON: SU$NDAV, YANUARY 3. t new Prodlawnation'Pofthe- PiThcrc RE'GENT of Portwval is really a very alusiag pieca uf goodnature, After detailing their various duies to his deputies, he, requests. that they will endeavour to provide good quarters and every othrer convenience for the French troops that they till ?? nor resent an insult , and that they- iill maintain, as ...

... * HoUSf.JDPSEN AT 1YES. - ':TiiDA; i n- 10. - bebale on tl'f -Bill inakngfarther.Appropriation for : Si:e 9tpozfs f te Uyq; ?? .. 'Mr. RsAnotrn said, lie Wiished to he clearly under- stood as; to t4h.tourse whic he! thought itdincumbent on the Executiveato haye purSied, and consequently to what extent the course which had been jirsued ote- his approbation'. He thought Congress ought to have ...

... IJORSE-P4CIJVG GA4JBLIERS, JOCKIES, :.BOXERW; At'iI) COCK-FIlCITERS.. w ?? _ . l . As mercy is the presiding. genius of British jurispru- deuce, wzsiijigi Justice to poise her scaleg in favoiar of erriug. hnhunanit, the wisdomof our laws ?? fofloithe judicial office of jurors those who are occu- pied in the killing of animals for sustenance, such em- ploymernt ha ing a natural tendenc.y to ...

... SATUIR DAY'S WADOIN GAZE7TT. This Gazette? contains two Proclumatiors for a Gen.sral East en thie 1 7t of February next thronzh- out U treat BltlainA ireiatld. It also cointains a Ns\otification front ?? Primeipal Secretary of State for Foreign Aftairs, to the f1hreiri )iirxist s, of the rigorous Blockade established by Eils MaIjes3 of tile ports, of Carthaggesa, CadJiz, St. Lacar, and Lhe ...

... FOREIG.N INTELLIGENCE FRANCE. PA1Us, DEc. 13.-The following remarks appear in the Moniteur, upon two articles of news extracted from the English Papers. The first relates to the communication between Gibraltar anid the Spanish r ries ,fhe Moniteur obser es, Commerce was weer Spain and Gibraltar. If the hat his Governors betrayed their 7gland, whilst England invades FI is frigats, suassacres ...