... . POFST ?? Yesterdayr Ptnrsuat to- Ra roclamation, was, scrved a a' eneral a nd humiliation bo ' Al~ihty xodthrougtoiyt :every part 'of tiis gr X ?? ls e'hall religions unanimously and wgh .the most feryentrzeal Siploring. Heayen to bless his .Malestys arms ?? land. ,so s to be the means of perpetoating pe e totluis bition and to Europe T-the two-iouses of Parliament-gave the higheexam. Fple ...

... _ u 6mO-: T , CiJR i.c1 . , ' S4TUR Ar, IMAA'If Z, tgt We can assure.otour Raders that the vuke of Poit- StUD has% ira obedience to 'his MDJEsTV's ,Wessagej Atcepted tie Olice of Virst.Lord'of the Treasur' and' Vwzated to tle 1iwed that he wil be ready to submit for his graciosus ipprnation a newv A rrangerent befor Wedneoday tiex.t- More than tle appointient of the Duke himself danndt be ...

... ,From thelo~yjjr1iiJN ~ a-etv'6e Lourdt h x d SreehelC At the~outa the Queen's 'Palacpe, the 14ti oil January PPRESEDNT, ?? Ke Jan. I4. u. I-li, M:. l:st haeing plen'sled't o appoilnt Al Grand er9traton , s r o k ; ~ a r l M r h 4 ~ - o h e L t L i e s t e n . ' I t , G a r t e s t eniptakent tthereup on, instead ov f ~eh O'ath 'io f A ll egia nc ted James Moisroe, 'Fsq. Mnse United States nf ...

... }RJEUION INELL ,S XENCEI i FROM THE Nk-,iCH PAPkR ?? TARTS, OcT. ?? he Couier- de fr CnhlTiieIces that his IJnperial Highness Privce Jerome has been pornoted to the rank of Rear Ad mir l, by a d4cree of the x9th of &'pte'mfber. deivsers'fr6ri Coblentz state, that they expe.there' a division of eight thousand men, which will .take mili- tary ?? in the Peavirons of thet -town. PAR'iS OBsT. 6. ...

... ,FRBIN SINTELLIGENCP. FoRTY-SEVENTH BULLETIN. PULTU31K, 6 The aiair ef Czarnowo, that of Nasielsk and gursomb, that of the cavalry and Lapoczyn, have been followed by that of Pultusk, and by teb complete and precipitate retreat of the Russian army, which has finish- ed the year's campaign. , Marshal Lannes first arrived on the morning of tle ,6th, direflly opposite to Pultusk, where, during ...

... 'D ?? ?? t. L/. LM J? J'v 41 7 Tj? I c t tho Papet>l Irlar';ni to tie 1aor Ice of IS th -vre-~er;Y ?? ?? Crownw i15 iiAti!14 ?? Clgelli t! 'I OS. f1. i litO It .II itc.is, hllat . , *(tt~iir'Il was alinred c( *- 0, e 0 I e A-rents for in icoe ?? an s tic ii t'alA of , a iteor thc Cl.Z f C0 l9OI o. tb'e Customs D, rt.e reis-n who lha; i ad t'he chief care lcjvicr.' Sls, sliall be the othelr. ...

... ? - ?? --l, - - , ,,11 ?? . ?? 7?77 ly ?? T Yv- ?? ?? I ?? ? ?? , V-? -, i ?? Ee, ¢a7, w _ -; DiiaS ,*,g~&to ';thwdeeateof S!S-m SIU , Iwaf.n OM' rTgu, 6je&int-.ee t 'aiyo arrn , tlhe shape ofauthm it~ O6'Me ta et oryP, Xa4 cohire Li aoll kn H -d, but LIis rcafvian t l. sip' 'ported} upbb the AntuITity. of -tito&-wh epenge C in -thi last Vess l 'wicli', ti ed f at C¶''Ak otter account wa§V ...

... FOo1~IGAT INTO 1 ACl f BULLETINbpFH GRAND AR F :TBIT Io ?? timne that ?? aring sign slzCc4 themisvlves- t -edurcoit~igsbtrg; and rook ii flank the cat'js Of ?? army is} ea~rr Letocq ~on tihe. e3rh Masa oicfuda Creutzburgh the Pru3s 5' eag i'd; the divi',ion- of ~Milhalud' dragoonrs, maide 'a 6 datefeated -tenPusi cavalry, 'and tooksvea ?? if ca~!roi.- ls thle 14th tid enemy v.5as compelled. to ...

... , Yesterday his Majesty held the grandest Court that -du he ever held at the Queen's Palace' . . At two o'clock Itis Majesty held-a Chapter of tlie Most Honourable' ?? der 6f the B.ath, Wich ws 'att~i'did,, bes' des the So* ec vereign, by, ?? His Royal lghnesms the Ddke of York, the Grand Master.: t Lord de Blaquiere, Lord Henley; 1orde Keith, Sir. Alured bu Clathe, Sir Thomas Trigge,- ir ...

... 'HoziiE kR ?? t aRTFole,' MARCH S.- ! Jahe Inwood was isd-c'et the wiolfu sasurder of Will:am. Goodisan, by giving him saveral mortal wousds with a cutlass, on tlie-60l oef -Oclober last, ac Rifkmanswotrth, bi- this county. NirnCoMboN Si iRJeAN-T stated the case for thieprosecutrsrn. The Pliisoner had killed tine mars in Dslefnice of lhisfishery. flit deceased was a poacher, and camne t: steal ...

... VkNITEP PANRUAMENT 6R24T nBRiTAN AND ILAr , HOWE 9?P ii4;R, S*V4Z;. I ..Th~e House metli a-t t.dclok, l: : -rgh.Ala l~a,K er lm~radtl~r .n erv . hcro jklkp' is Xir,831, Tlye mint was g ,4e b 0*eWs , ssf esse 'Taxes Bill, thi e Bo lthe . .Thetoinymc ?? werigae q sa eN tba (Irgi erand,e oa4 Chntleor, agi CLord.Wa( nty adhth Tb0 Mihtary Inisuiy. Pais ana tbe bo Hisrad Bir1 ~re reada third tiene ...

... FARESEM-SAsTE WOF AtE anA I . ' ' ?? He must be i very superficial thinker indeed who es- 6imates the recent events which have taken place in Spain and Portugal with a view merely to their local and tern- porary importance, or even to the influence they may have ih 'future upon the fortunes of these two countries. Tfiey form, an epoch in the present times which, ac- cording as the ...