... TROM THlE :AMAICA PAPER.S. KingfOn, Ar2V.v 8.-'fhC I'leplant, Of 74 gins, Captain fDundas, and Veteran, of 64, Captain Evans, efte PoTt Royal on Monday morning. WWe understand that they are to proceed to Curacoa, for the purpose of making an attack upon that island, of whichwe have everv *.eacon to suppose, from the present dissatisfasion of the iuhabitants, they will make an easy conquest. ' ...

... -Tesday's Post continued. 'rom the L.O.NDON GAZETTE, Deceaber 27.. BANtSRuprS TO.StRREN1)ER.-Cbarre$ CGlarI, of Briftol, Cornfadlor and Baker, January a, 3, and Fehruary 7, at the White Hart Inn, Briltol.-'Thrsms Bailey, late of Liverpool, Timber Merchant, January x6, 17, and Febriary 7, at the Globe Tavern, Liver- ?? Knight, late of Stonebreaks, in the Parilh of Saddleworth, Yarlihire, ...

... REVOLUTION IN St lOMIN O~, . _ . , , -: l. [Tile firfi official papers isZ5 Narratie olf dhe ba Campaign 'agaiuft Tyranniy, from the 15th to: thes toth fromn a New York paper.] avea^ - - saassS OF THE: GOVERNMENT OF HAYTI To: THE COMMERCE OF NEUTRAL NATIONS. The inhabitants of Hayti had scarce deliVered- themselves from the French yoket than they had another hydra to destroy, which they bad ...

... ' A I Some Dutch jownsis, ?? iiaiti- fromf Got'enbotgh, and threefronm Hiusm, have arriv~d this week' . le iatter bring che Hamburgh papeisto the 7thj.ujt. 4usive. Bv theic papers w e havenothing oicisl frokn -the seat of war, excepting an account of a skirmnish between thb advanecd posts of the Freaich and Rnsmian arinies on~she road to IT9rsaaw (whilch seem, sto- ?? been the real oringi of ...

... :FOREIGN IIVTELIGENCt, * a r * ?? ?? 1 1. 2 Ni- FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.pt :hace , I - men- IiAGNE, Drec. 16.-heis, High Mightineses. Ps lit-, were this dayassembled, and will on Fridaypro- c ceed to business. . ' . ize The following letter, was' received from his Ma- rered jesty on the 11th- ' was Louis Napoleon, by the Grace of GOD, &C. gi slic- to the Assembly of .their High Mightinesses, in ...

... L O N D O N, Januma 2. gro official intelligence had arrived at a late jr laft night, from the Continent. By a dif- ent channel, however, the following letter been received Dantziv, Nov. 20. The courfe of poft being ftill 3ped, we have no other alternaiive than writing, by the opportunity of fhips.totihe Sound. We at prefent in a fiate of great uncertainty, and every paration is making for a ...

... .1 I ftpa 16 -100 V 2 - . zil . . ;, 1 .7- . - - I.:IlS .ihajesI'Vzhas been plthed lo direct, that fi av peflislm of 5Stui- Per nnn. be settiedson ?? S3. .Elouo, in conlsiderat'rnnlotflhe oss of h isarm.' There is no truth ?? 4,p-iipw that the r~eilict \f b i tote Mr. Fox.i ti , Cetve. a piension of g~oihot. p~er 4r1om,:!rnm etr ; .ihe exp. ?? pm&ikns fruis Triland this s'csr are grea'e6ir 14 ...

... I TEIHALT PARLIAMENT. VO.USE7 OF: COIV)IOQNS-elonduy, Dcc. 29. (Celtcsted Elelions.-Severatl Petitings complininig of undne rettrris vere received, atitogst others a Petition'was rend fruni certain ?? of the Cuunty of Norfdlk, cdinplairin'gof the r*turn of Mr. Windbain and Mr. C6ske. Tlr'is Petition aionplaipcd of the return, on the ground of a vie jtic:ii *f tie 'JrTetingl Aft, bribery, and ...

... FOREIGNr INTELLIGENCE. ?? 1 li II M no1 - rI. , I- - ..n I T!IZRTVY-'IFTIT HIULLETIN o0 T;r GRAND ARMY. Pofen, Nov. zS. ' The Emperor left Berlin at twoI o'clock in the afternoon of the 2jth, and arrived ar a Cuf tin on the fame evening about fix. On the z6tb he was at Mezeritz; and on the 27th he arrived at a Pofen. The next day his Majefty gave audience. to f the various States of the Poles ...

... EDIATI? UR GH-JavUa'Rr S3. S- . PIgr VJ2E CORRXtPONfENCF.E 2 is HOUSE OF COMMONS+,Dec. 31. D Mr R. MITPORD, from the Treafury, prefented an if account of the civil lift of Scotland for the laft five years, and feveral other accounts relating to that part. of the United Kingdom, including an accoint of the quantity F of Corn imported from Ireland to. Scotlandc reciprocally, st 'Y and the ...

... Il O S!KS. HE'HF.i Is i1t i ;Iiet titroon I, Veterinarv l)ic- ii t oaar\ ott : le illi 'it'd. Its l !nltce te1t 0ec ri- de s it -a proi)r slve* t for I he notice rf tt; Public 7 i ?? cert in ?? oftlbe wtli, itseed by fraudll- le! 'oerse-dcL!(r4 'tI ordvi to terrify a h;oris artl tiereby St ?? evere sip5k o niettile in hirrm. 'IThis, says Mr. Joli T .:s r . is all cverla'titg ?? of 07Luellj', ...

... ul/iiay and 'Tuesday's Palst. HMAMBUIRtGI, DEC. 10. IS City ?? iii itS gaiety. Ihe car- e ch-oh ?? the illiter fealon, . in Q)e firects till two or t-itee ick in the m rut lnlg -the C itid ed ho ufes at; - liestte6, ldlls, touits, and malquerades, -vre cle a1nce nit1 3 flibltun fhlone ill their utrioil br Ilsli.. >- e' ci'hie ;tLlfi and felect orivite cir- ilts, alone x'aiiled. 'h he Place ...