... 77= -7777777??T - , ' 1? , 77. ?? - ? ? I O'kis ? , ' , I, ? 7?. ? ? ?,,L e. . I, ? q - rR5DN ~AO5O ;-MassAGE.Sr ?? :- .(Conclu dd from our laft.) ?? 0 -U Li relation to thle powers on. the, ?? of jarba'ry, _nothing has occurred Whic~hl is inot-of a naature rhther to inspire confidence than disgust- -as-tb the continuance nf the exztnrg amity'. - ithf 'omu Indian'neighbours, the just and ...

... - PRI ATS CORRESPONDEXCE. London, IDecember 2_. 4xpaft 7. P. s. I The American National Intelligencer, which is the, government paper of the United States, has bpen received to.day, containing apart of the 'cor-' spondence between the Brit sh. Minister and the Republican authorities. .Mr Pinikney-ad an in' terview yesterday- with the Marquis -Welle31eyn- which, i.it is- reported, wsas very ...

... I , I I - .? , 77-1,77 ?? I I I .D Y ?? , 2F)>~~2JX ?? . ?? ThE fP-UBL!C. \0,00 ?? CALED0NrAD MENaCU1RY, O rrics, Edii&rrih Is Janutury18i . M ROBERT ALLAN respectfully-begs :leave to in. form the Public, that he bas relin uishcd thepro- :perty of. the CALEDQN1AN MERCURY in favour of :his Son,, TnfOmAs ALLAN, and hie Son-in- Liaw, JOkkN HARDEN wilose attention a nd. abi lities, he trusts,v ...

... : P. . ETER5BURGN, Nov. 2o9.-Five Russian fii- gates in the Black Sea have had a very gallant action with a Turkish s'quadron, and returned in. safety.: The Russian produce here aid at Riga, still rises in price. The course of. exchange is fall- ing 'Itt-was yesterday on our exthange: I 1' flo- rins banco, on,,Hamburgh. Dutch ducats:are worth nine rubles in bannk'paper.' The winter has set in ...

... FRENCH .& DUTCH PAPERS. - ' . -, 0 _ I ! r K I PARIS, Dec. ?? followingis ..the ad-- dress of the Legislative Bodyto ?? and King:-., , SlBE,-TIhC L ?? beholds vyoq greater every time it has'the honour of approach- ig your Mlajesty's throne. ?? ach year 'is for you an age of glory-eath-return to vour-eapita1 is a fiish triunph .When' you Wvere Ii. :'adis- tance from Frabe,ypour -genius did ...

... FOREIGN IIVTELLIGfENCE. LEGISLATIVE BODY, SITTING OF DEC. 12. [jWe now lay before ?? a more full abftrak of the followlng important State Paper, whlch want of room compelled us to o4mit inour Ia1t-] Count Montalvet deliverend in the 4 Empeior's Mna-Me, an expose ofthe iituation of Francr, up to the first of this month.., 'After having introduced the tOplC mentioned. in our last, he gives the- ...

... IL O N DO NN-DECEMBER 29. : -_L Licences were yesterdiy'granted to shipS pre- ceeding in ballast to France, and returning wikh grain; Edur, and burr- stbne's Licences were also ddiviied fdr. the rese of such foreign vessels as had before 6rought these commodities, permitting them to load with British manufactures, and British foreign colonial produce, and to .depait with such cargoes to France ...

... LLOY]Ys MARINt LIST-Dec. 2W. 1809. The Hazard, 'White, from Baltimore to St Sebaf tian's, is detained by the Niemen frigaie, and fent into Plymouth. * The Barbara and Mary, i from Liverpool to Londonderr~y, is Ihanded near 3Yexford. The Nancy of Berwickc, Daw fan, is fuppofed to be loll on the Aberdeen 'coafs.. . ?? ?? The.Liberty, Ellenor, 'of Sunderland, ?? off She Spurn 15th iniant. Crew ...

... L 0 N D 0 N-JANIYARY 1. It is stated, that Earl Camden has resigned his office of President of the Council; that he is to be succeeded by the Duke of Montrose 9 and the Marquis of Hertford to succeed his Graceas Mas- ter of the Horse. Marquis Wellesley and Mr Perceval are further said to have had a violent dis- pute, and the difference in their political vie-s is likely to produce new changes ...

... DR, AflAg' Our paper ?? aaft ontithed An xcoutf ' .thefunral of thi late-Or' ADA.: 'To, :h, e wlo wered nr acquainted with, the many valuable qualities ?? trua- le ly ?? charadIer, the'follonving tribute of rep p for his niemory,, aogd, fchol.r,, 'canait -faeo. Iaacn-: ?? ceptable:_ : ?? .fJR. '9 D 3A WA , was ncom on chara ter Strpgly itm,> le, preffed with 'use importance.o' his public dties ...

... IMP A-T DOTET . ,R , LATIVZSQtOTHE n- DIBFRRANPCES .EBAT : EIANGZAKND ND e .C4:or:refndenice Tietween the Britilk-P Miniftezr and the- e- erican Secretanes,- which accompanied the Pre- fident'salate Meffage'to.Coagrels.-.: The first of these d sis a ?? e Erakine to the ' Secretaiy'of;tat, re- lative to the refusal ofthe British Governltent to , ratify MrErskine'saigeementd. Mr Smith's' .. ...

... -,PJ~VTAGRRRPNDNz d ?? -. , ' L~rnd1h` January-.1L vpaft 7. P. . No'mnails hiave arrived todyhue famie informa. Bt ion has been reeeivedathrough private` hnes.T letters from HoIand are. to the^ 2h ult 'and the intel-' ligence they coniiti is pinicipally of a comnercisl kind. :0 They hy thatithe Douaniers dilpated 'from France -. ,had not yet reached the northern ports,:but were every ; day ...