... SUSSEX. SA'URPt;,;X JANUARY 16. Nis Iaoyal Highness the Prince of Wales, attended by Codonet Leigh., arrived at the Vaviliou, Brighton, on T.1pail-v Iq2t-I en Tuesday lait. The garl of Cork and Orrery has been pleased to appoiat the Rev. Villiarn Bird lslip~, *. a. of ex- mianuuel College, Camsbridge, one of his Lordship's doracstic ChaplainA. Ona Saturday last 3 rpoor travellinr wman, a ...

... ECAPIFTULATION OF, REMARKABLE OCCURRENCES IN THF. YZAR 1807. JANUARY. at1 The commencement of the year afi'orded to the politician H .for many weekbi little elfe thait a, reries of contradidtory. % accounts,.refpeudbnK the operations of the two great powers,. b~ Rtuffla anid France ; which were now contrendinz, one; in, ?? the cauft! of freedom, the other for the flavery otf Eulrope. 'The ...

... CT ?,;Al 2?- - b o, ?r z Ivurff., A - e I r ?Iluy P? - I - R.DI NBUgRGHg-JA. 180. On Thursday stight French papers to the 8th t inst. were ?? them we learn that Bo. NAPARTE has actually arrived in Paris. t The most important article in these papers is d contained in an Extraordinary Supplement to the S Moniteur of the 7th. ItL is along commentary, in the form of notes, on all the leading ...

... FRC.I rv T-L D2oN!nON GAZEITE. JANUARY !Z. W.R-OiFrxc._6.gh Rtginient Foot. Lcut.Gen-W. A. Villettcs, f/orn Royal Revt. Iiln, ii h- Coloncl, vice GeneTal Lr1sd, r ?? Regr. Malta, Major- Cenrral Hon. E. latet, to be Colonel. BANitRUPTS.-S. L. PaUne, of Chatmee-Alley, hatter. J. Read, of Southwark, fitwen-driper D. Mofs, of RatiliUt highway, linen-tirarer. T. Cafikill, and G. GakcIll, of ...

... -,')Ofltafll S~TURDAY\ EB ENIN, JAiXUA4RY 16. Int;e'1a;eaee'was yesterday received of an ins urrec- tion, ?? t-ake. Plce at lisblin, atteiided with itnfijeuse blooilcled.' Aunerc.n vessels arriidd at Cork aid ?? froill Csidizi haivo rotght ?? nearly simsilzir of this ir mortalut event. It appears, Ihat the populace t'elt such. adigiuation at tile ,substitution of the Froeu fioi th' e 1'orttug ...

... THE PLAGUES OF EDINBURGH RESUML) - TO Ttat PRINTER OF THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. SIR, IT- was a maxim of my great-grandfather's, That a tromrle Ihould asways lie fulfilled. Therefore, in fulfil- rnent of mine to yob it my laW (My GOOD SIR) be it known that though fiuch was not nmy intention when I laft teaze~d you with plagacs, yet, I find the produce of the s-tarket. of this city generally agree ...

... op'tztrtip t., .FROM TH'E L0tNr0N- GAZETTE,. . BY ?? FRBS.S, ?? *A Letter from Rcar Adm. Sir E. Peileiv, Bt.,Commander i: 'ir'hieiin tbe lastindi ?? tl W. arideon,.'ksq. dated on boatEI the ('uf1bden, Madras Roauid, Sept. 28, en- Closes the foilosing Copy .of a Letter fros C(ayt. Lye, of the Botubay. Bonihav, at Sea. July 11, Carnicolat S. S. W. - It leg-. lat. V. R. 10. 6. N. long. 03. 10. E. ...

... THLr m1og0vjN1G GcHROITIGLE. ,.1 , ' .. LONDON: -MONDM)W JANUAIRr iS, sScYS.I General pitEsCQTT has received orders to proceed to Halifax with 5000 men, to reinforce that place. How is it if this appropriation of our military strength be ne- cessary that Governme't have been so supine in resped to ou.sr possessions in that quarter ? Surely the swagger- ing language of Mr. RANDOLPH has not ...

... I-OREIG IA'7ELL IGEI CE. AMERIC-A. NORFOLK, Dec. 4.-An occurrenco of yester- day has excited some interest, arising from the recollection of a recent circumstance: ve shall state to our readers the particulars of the occur- rence, as they have been related to us, arid as we believe to be correct. A French seaman, ?? to the French ship L'impeneux, the ship that was destroyed by the British on ...

... 2zLj THig DRIVEL ,LEM. do tJXDITOR Of thc l1ORL Y3A7 CIRO-RJCGLE. Certainly the history of the world presents nothingr like the conduji of our present Ministers. if they icant War with America, why did they recall Ad- Biral Berkeley, and send out Mr. Rce ? And if, by such proceedings, tley sought to preserve Peace, why did they, at the very same moment, and even without notice to Mr. Monroe, ...

... TO THE LANDHOLDERS AND MERCHANT~S OF ENGLAND. :1 . .1 If our M.1 inisters are prepared to; defend, upon the principle of expediency, the seizure of the Danish fleet, and the bombardment of its capital, I cannot, un- der any view that I have taken of'the subje&, see the reason that should have withheld them froin exercising, the same measure towards Portugal, aft-r the Prince of Brazil had ...

... TRENCH STATE PAPER. D The !Jonifrur of the 7th inst. contains a long If Comrnentary, or string of Notes, on every material part of his Britannic Majesty's Reply to the Em- peror of Russia's Declaration of War against this country, and may be regarded as a Counter-decla- e ration of France, oii behalf of her Northern Ally. But the chief interest of this production arises from the discoveries it ...