... 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 ...

... NIG EE1E 0 he l't rivate accounts from Bombay not only coiifirrni tle prviious in'frmation of the el ltelico ol i sei- -s00u5osrleistardoirr'z betweetri the Civil (io- veriniient ?? ard :thbejalliary but add, that 0okle of the' Couinlpr y. regiments al d placed their coiunlim~aiiiaog Officer utider' ins arrest, a'id forcibly possessedi itself Of the fort' of Maoiilipmtan. 'rhaC. pirate s in' ...

... 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 ...

... [ 12 THF4 - S I teb ~~iact~eI, the M~astei: ?? the: ha t1~t thei'r hioaes' he'ds~ ?? n tw a Sshrt timei after ?his ?? oftheihot oi yinhicrnedential S d hgl'pesdwt h~o f-o&'ff cthe~i14, aadgave three d'-De'pu~ty- astfer of the ECremtnei;' erel hleing itdispoied)? fbllbvred hiiW eteo'ach',' ind to'ok hi~' jeatb&o!?the: i~o1~ nis. .a'vpoi nted'in'tetipret~er to' 'i16k- ;hist seat wvttti ISI' ...

... LAT7R * 9XT&CbOrINof th.-M N-j T. . E threat d ijued ga int id in the Mess'g ' - - taile T ?? is 'cari Inote*i. tiy no iong0,fOMOs. 0i4 f AVthe States of' ue The mg F it ohe Frecimpie has been decaLred- d sw-arts Af Custom-hrrnse . oPceies; sujporte nulneroutoFps, are oh their .way litgive e ;to ghe new organizaton :to whch. - it ii cdndemn~d L;-ets qo the 24 inStant, uppn- th e p J)`W athen ...

... TYYE A1f2-RlVING.CGHR(IU CLEB. L ON 1)0 N:. - h)VD.11 I J-`d.AMIiP. 1, 18i:). It was yesterday coafidently stated, that Eall Ctll - taiN had resi ned his oflice of Presideet of the 1C0on- ci!, that hewis to be succeeded by the Duke of Mos- FaOSE eand that thi& Marquis of tEsTFokD is to s3t- cced his C6race as Masther of the; Itorse. Thespirit of division, intrigue and cabal, witich for thle ...

... ?? T os & ts. C O O 1. wr P c, lvev, Thry Cunt ?Zi,. ka~it. Atliw r' f '-Yax-t~ I Lo nkk s'i- h ICe I i i atedtounvt ofa', II, rs~ titt t U;s 41.' vl'I a i 'it~ Ti~t ll', tilr iiuled tiff he U'rily iv. MOt4C1¶'tt~s ,* ?? :vatt us, ot ?? miy comimi nied iV tilt!' in A tc mnkt' . o ~mt l'i',cr d tr ir a 1 ty. N th fvposili1t itil- ch ?? t4o D-t.~w'eutc o i i~ I hl ?? of Col I le Gth of .ltlyim 4 ...

... Y- vl; G treat U;1'lltiont.. ?? nmi-t l-rllmsp ret. :- iw; Ile :beaiq I ,e lhn To ili~e exisfinl¢ ' ermlenti- as. if thley -hv~pe ...

... 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 ...

... From' e LOANe.2V DZME C0. II. - * ; * . DOWNING- S TREPFT, Disc 30. A Dispatch,nof Kl ich the followiig is a Copy, was yestedaar. a ornirng received sg Lord Liverpoil q Oftice, a4drested to his Lordship b y. iesten an General Dnone , dated h litajesty.s Y ship'Ctear, off theDuerlooPassage, December22,'tog9 Hi,, Miajesty's ship C Xsar f ?? My Lons. y iessagc Dec3jbg. *.e: Althouih I Aiave ?? ...

... CORRESPONDENCR pro. EWEJTH RTS BEWENT.BRTIHMINISTER AND THE AME- -RICAN SECRETARIES, WHICHi ACCOMPANIED THE PRESID99Nr LATE MFSAGTO' CONGRESS. ~dwy TheSECRETARSY Of STATE to Mr. JACKSON, EFjsasy eor- .E,4raordinary and Minister Pleni~lenfiarj f i with BRITANNIC MAy ESTY. rans- - .Deparf~arent-of State, Odtober 9th, i9oQ, lend., SIR-_An arrangement, as to. the revocation of thle and British ...