... | FRANcE.-Report of a Commitee in the Cox. servative Senate upon the subject of the anncxati on Qf Holland and the Hans Towns to France.-iSth Dec. i81o. (Concludedfrom p. 96.) But such is the empire of habits and of self-love over nations as well as indivi. duals; the changes which strike their eye in all that surrounds them, in vain remind them of their own decline; they both repel the ...

... I . ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tetter fvm Sir Johns Wrottesley to the Editor of the WolVerh4Mptemt Chronicle. Sir; A Letter having appeared it the Staffordshire Advertiser, signtid C. Wolse- ley, I address von as affording me an tar- hier opportunity of an explicit declaration upon the subject of its contents. An an- swer to Mr. Wolseley is unnecessary; and to him, I must add those, who, like himself, ...

... THE RGENgi. We hare now before us, ln the slipe 0 RntsoLOTIONS, proposed in-the *oise' Conimons, MR. PEeCEIAt'Sg projet , f li- mitations of tie Royal Authoritv in the bands of the Nfince' of Wales. & e will; therefote, now tdke a-regular, Ihough, per haps, concise view of this'prject; aid, at every look, we shall, I ampersuadfed imbibe fresh conviction of its 'nfitneas and injustice, and of ...

... AMERICAN STATES.- RMpOrt of the: SecW- taey of the T7ICsnry, Vrade to ie C6b- gress, I lti Dec. I 1 I 0. In obedience to the directions of the Act supplemenitary to the Act entitled, -An Act to- estabiisb the Treasury De- partnient, the Secretary of the Treasury respectfully submits the following Report and Estimategs:- REVENUE.. The net revenue arising from duties on merchandise and touwae ...

... TiE RSGENCY.-BefOre I proceed-to what I intended principally to make the subject of observation in this Number, I think it necessary to go back, for d little, to the subject of Reform, treated of in 'my last. I there spoke of the measure as ne- cessary to produce that sort of spirit and union in the country, now so loudly called for by all the circumstances of the nation, both at home and ...

... SUMMARY OP POInICS.- THREGENCY.-T-uring ihe debate, in the House of Lrds, whichtook. plpce on Friday last, the 24th instant, there was something very curious transpired, relating to the state of the King, atforier times, rhen he was exercising theftnctOps of royabty._- This is the point towards which the peo- ple's attention ought now to be .sjeazdily directed. The sabject of Limiitaiios bas ...

... OFFICIA A e -S. hesi&AL a t:.i iO.f Whe'r s -the Thtitbty' Smth f .the Mikblsivppitrlr dYs .. East* rd t of tlat lRirett ~is'i~sippi, and -e ktltindig o0 t6he River Peerdido, of *hichg rsestiion Vwas not ddiveted td Thd U'Untd'States in pur. shiede 6ftwit ,Tiitty eonluddd at aris on ^tlJY Sk-tkh 'tIC Aptil, I'o0s; has Ait all tiaist, ti i4 tell lknow*, been co'idered aind 'acldimnid by thedm, ...

... ENSLAND.-The Petition of Mr. P. T. Lemaitre to the 'House of Commons,, presented E y MR. Guny, now EARL 'GREY. ...

... MRg. WOLSELEY's ANSWER. to the Freeholders of thie Counn of Shaftrfd. GENTLEMEf; Sir John Wrqttesley has published in the Wolverilamnpton News- paper of the 16th inst. a letter in answer to inine, inserted in the Staffordshire Ad- vertiser of the S2th inst. in which I ex- pressed my doubts of his claiws to repre- sent this county in Parliament; - I lament that he has thought it necessary. It ...

... HOLLtlD.-..Praceedings of the Dutch I Ministry with the English Government, relative to the .reserving of the independ- ance of Holland bjy the meanf of a peace wit/h France.-tslo0.-From No. I. to No. . - No. II.-Instructions given -by the Dutch Minisryto M. Labouchere, Ist Feb. 1510. (Concludedfrom p B4.) ge will add, that, in case either a relaxa- -tion or a change of the above system shall ...

... - I : FaANcE.-fePOrt of,.Capt. Daperre, corn- mandzng the French M~aritime Force it *w Isle of Fr'ance.-10th Sept. 1 810.al; (Conchzded from1 p. 22'4.) At half-past five the engagement began. In a short time the cables of the Minmrve and Ceylon were cut by the shot, These two vessels drifted and went on shore with their broadsides towards mne. Their fire was consequently useless. The Bellone ...

... SUMMARY OF POLMCS. THE REGENcY.-In another part of this Number it will be seen, that a Depu- tation from the Two Houses have waited on the Prince of Wales and the Queen, and presented to them the, RESOLUTIONs finally agreed to in the House, relative to the ktegency. To the communication, thus made, there is the answer of His Royal Highness, accepting (with a de- claration of adherence to his ...