... A IRICAN PAPI?PS. SY TrItE FI'ESIDENt do'- Tilt UNviEb STATs Of. AMERICA. A PIWOCLAMA1TON. Cc Whereas the TerritOry South of the Mississipp' Territory, and Eastward of the River Mississippi, and extending to the River Perdido, of which possession; was not delivered to the United States in pursuance of the Trcaty concluded at Paris on the 30th of Aprilt l So3, has at all times, as is well known ...

... ON J{uMhNS'01 &UP1'LYING THIE SIUSP'FN- iEXEICIRE OF TllFEE GA_ S IONK O- ; fl. 1. GLFNC Togi'e BDIJTOR offc 4TOQ12NING CHIRONICLE. The 'Resolves 'of 1733 bave been 'adopted on the ire 'newed question of a Regency, arisinri. from the pre'- seuit i ability of tze _King to exercise t IlReo-alci T c- . ions. - - , This has led me to re-consider the ?? of listory,i the principles of the Cons ...

... I Tn th ED ITYQ qf the MOBN1htG CHRo1IC;ZA SIn, In a Mornirg Pdaper of 7zd ;Janiary, there appearcj a Letter, ?? Arrwn, ili which a calulhny long si5 'eF.red is again revised, which it Ls essential to ?? of Lh higkhly distinguished Officer this in-j cious write; professes to extol, to repel as often sihall be' produced. Arrien states, ir, speaking of Lord Wellinjgton'5 1i_ infg beaten tlie ...

... TIHE MORNING CHIONICLE. LONDON:. FRIDAr, JANUARFi x, i8xi. By a vessel which arrived from Dunkirk yesterday; we have advices from France to the 3d instant, stating, that in pursuance of the system of hostility adopted towards 'the commerce of this country, a new oath had been administered to Merchants and others in the ports of the Channel, under which they were to be bound by the most solemn ...

... -j,; Acel of the MORNING C7I) A ONZCLE. SIR, In ?? of the 27th ult. a Veteran has animad- verted upon the interrogatories of a 'Miliiarl Mail, which appeared in your Paper of the 25th of the same month. Those interrogatories were founded on date and ,]act. The reply of the Veter'an is calculated solely to confound both, ahd substitute wilful illusions of error !for the substance of truth. When ...

... .F,-m t1ee L ONMDON GAZEt-E, JAn. i, I8l r. - AD2IIRALTY OFFICi', J I iN.5, \Vkc-Admirnl Sir Ileury Edwyn Stanlhope. Bart. Cosmm an- der Cn Chef at Sheerrlss, has-transmitted to John \¼' Ion trro .cr, nrj'q. letter he had received rom C.upt. Ferguson, of ?? .iaj sty-sloop i'landor, giving an accn nt of hls'haiv'i'. en the 'iat Qf last monthi, captured the lrench privat-:r-cutter, the Chasseur, ...

... . From Mhe LONDON GAZET-TE:, Jan.. 1, 18II. DOMWNING-STREET, DEc. 3{. A Dispatch, of ?? the following is an Extrad1; was yester- day received at Lozd.Liverpbol's Office, addressed to his Lordship by Lieutenait.SGeneial Viscount Wellington; dated Cartaxo, z5th December,i8io. No.alteration hias been made' in the ene'my's position infiont of this Arm'r since I had. the honour of ad- dressing you ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF GRET ifRITrAN AND IRELAND. IIOUSIR OF lOItLDS, JAN. IS. The House met' about a quarter past faur o'clock. Lord Clive and several other Members of the House Commons brought up a-Message, desirinig- a Confer- ence on the subje&t matter of the last Conferepce. On the motion qf the Earl of LivEnPooL the Con- ference was agreed ta, apd appointed to take place forth, w'itlh in ...

... I-- ?? TRBI P-11ORIVINIO'. ?? . LO N D O6'4: S.4tUpyAr-, JAAWtIA2zrs, xsi. Lette2Ls yesterday reach.d us from the ,opposite coast, 'dated the day before yesterday, inctosing others from Paris of the 2 gth' ult. In t01 latter, it is, distinaly and positively stated, that three S1lips boond from the United States to Rouideaugx, la-en with Anerican produce, on entering the Predch port .were put ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT T22.EAT T.RITAIN ASfl LRELAIYD. HOUSE OF LORD, JAN. S. REGENCY. *Lrd dive and several dthe± Members of the Uoise of Commons, broughtup a Message, stating, that the Commons lad agreed to the Amendment made by the Lords in the second Resolution relative1 to ?? Rege'nc Lord Clive atd several other Members of the' House of Com- mons, brought isp a* Message, desiring a ...

... , -- - -- p? :, I. . ?? .1 . I .- ..o .: .. , ?? , , , , - . . I I OR of th .e AlroR-All -4 Cl-rRQ,,VVL ?? . To t jz?bl- y . ?? 17 - I . -- - . I I Had -youir ,Correpondeqt, Benevolas, called in 'at, I Chririt~s's H ital, -ii'hia way to yoiar o'f3ice, he? wolod probabl!- lsave been spared the ti3ouble f liuriying any' further, and'oirne of yaow Jealders the painful anxiety, which a state of ...

... UNITED PARLUA7I$NT- OF GPE,], T BIUA-IN AYKJ I.iLAND. 1 .110US' OF COMMONS, .Jol. at 'S'h E tSl0eKE UO i Chlair itt four o'clock, On the moltion o, b' 1 Osseousri, ltaivt of absencew vas -- anted ?? A .kra'd Isi ilton. CALL 7 f TiEL E;tT SE. TPht Czi.NC-:LtesI r,1 S IE. 'CI:uEeeUE iioved th'at the I£fGUs ?? sal'ed over on .Mondas nlext. - iEG(ENCY BI.1. The Order of te Deay for ?? resolvinr ...