... BERLIN, DEC. tIo.-Mr. Bathurst, late Envoy DX- . traordinary from Great Britain to the Emperor-of Arus. td tria, has terminated his career in a tiielancholy nmanner. r- On his arrival here,- on. his relturn to England, symp- s toms of lunacy were discovered it -binm. As lie passed throug h Perleberg these symptoms became more de. cided. We have since learlnt that he destroyed himself id aftei ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TIHIE AORIVIUG CHRONICLE. L oN 1) (Y N: tuasJgdV, 7Axua1r2, 15x0, The reinforcement of 50oo men under'orders for Po'tug.at is, it seems, to be countetmanded, and the troops are to he sent to India!.! From this circumsumce, ah vell ?? ?? mutiny in India, if it may -be so called, is of the tiost. serious description-and eonsiderirrg the manner in which the dis;-ute between the Civil- and ...

... 6 ?? i PTOg of V tj MORNRNO CZ2AOrNCL L. qTR I ' ?? - 94 , Io : -T. - SIR, .. I have just lead a vtstttiot ser oni preachvd by the Rev. Sidney qSnith, at Malton, and:publshed by that Gentleman. I 'admue itas.Idormst of his produc- r tions. It is ?? ,re4 good sense: and degree.-of liberality, I lament tosay, not very common among the rising members of'his sacred profession I trust it did ...

... From tgi LONDON G.Zg-rr; ~JN. 2. WAR OFFICE, JA. 2. His Majemty hes been pleased toaptoint Lieutenont-Colonci George Vigoureux, ef the 2vl Royal Veteran Bartlaiot, to be Lieutenait. Governor of the Scilly .l1andi, vice Major-Getertal Hewgill, deceased. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JA.Y. 2. Vfee Admiral Campbel hag transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter he had received from Captain WkaMuwell, uf ...

... Tfz ORotI, CHRONICLE. .~ ~ - ?? L O N I) O 1q: Wt iDNAS m, VUARr 3, 2. The ?? upllience of B'oNt.aPRti' is prO. guessively empl lysd to obstiu& our trade, in' ?? p p art of ?? world ; at present, it is paitictlarly direledl to impede our iister6ourse wivh the Northl of Europe. a The foliowin;- official document itas been recently pub- lished at the Court of Denmark ;ROYAL DECRTIE. ROYALD rENC ...

... DO 6LUJMRVYe N .RELATIVE TO 'THE ZPVFERtfCESd BE-RtwEn GREAT BRprAiN AND A-MRRKA. Lcetter fro.ey Mr. Er sctE, Rn ev F. raosdimay erd: Miinister Plenibotentiary of hbi Britannic i'jcis4, ir o the ShckCT Sax TiATE. , 3, Stm-I bavhc thoe 1oD;iUr to inclose to you a .opy of an order, which Was pasced by his Majesty in Courril on the z24th of. M1ay last. In comlmunic ating this Order, it is with ...

... FRENCH ANDI D UTCH PAPERS. or as PARISj Dec. 23.-A Report was presented on the est inst. to his Majesty, relative to the surrender of as French Guyane. 'rhe Board of Inquiry, composed a, of Counts de Cessac, Huiin, and Rosilly, had to exa- Id mine if Victor, Huches, the Commissioner Command- ii- ant in. Chief of French Guyane, had employed all the on means iD his power for tle defence of the ...

... Stb EDITO.R f it eMORNIXGCiROz\'ICL A io fetxl: . bI3 JU y ,SIR, tl I can easily conceive that the warmest and best friec 7j ?h ?? may differ in theit sentiments as to the clait which Mr. Wardlc has to compensation for the lose Of his trial with the Wrights ; kut I own I was most otr. :e cibly struck witeh the presumptuous assertion of a writer r in your paper of Saturday, thlat the late ...

... - ASASTERDAS, DEc. 25.-Tthe beneficent views of his Majesty the Emperor towards the people of Hol- °c land, are not yet completed, but they will probably be x. soon fulfilled. The English trade, hitherto support. of ed by the corruption of our officers, will be wholly de- he he stroyed by the alterations that have been proposed. La- New officers of the customs will be appointed under nec' ...