... I; i PM AI4.flINt; itbs ''Thtrday De,)27. ; j~i ?? bhueivioim fionm the Earl ofCar- .~e~t iavef eth 'if tlereh'ce betweenri thle pbysi- n J~c ts f jliie staie ofbt his if ,ty's health I ;s ~it&be ousitii of mninhters, to whaehh the Earlof ;it*rlpoul repliea, ,he W'als reatly ?? ie proper, is' tirae to defend it1 , n the mnotion of ttie latter,- the ResohItlone wer -then iinad vihich hail ...

... (BY, EXPRFSS,) LONDON, ElC. 27, i per C. Cons. op. 61 -Red. 6E5-Omniumn 5J dis. Paris Papers to ttq 27tlh have been recei-ved, contaibing a Meisage from Bonaparte to the Sen- ate, and the annual exposition of the state of the French Empire. The French Expose goes over the history of the coalitions against Fraricc -statest hat an offer was madt us that the in- dependence of Holland should be ...

... LEEDS, JANUA.RY 5. , blt - At a monthly rueeting of the Nlixdclers of tI. Ug rnd1pendent (or Cony'regat ional) denomination lld' rt, Prite tint Dissixnters, held in London, Dec.nmfbj it.' 1810. It mas resolved, -That thle Ministmrs pre sent Ilitend to preach tn their respective. cn'grcga- d; tions on the secund Lrid's llta y in Janularv 181 I, on ' 7/tc Neressiiq arnd .4dtvucnxaes ?? detcian; ...

... in THE nodle of proceeding by Bill rathert in tiian by Address, in the appointment of a Regent, e 's w eil adapted for the purpose fsr which it was i- intended-that of continuing, as long as possible, e the usurped powers exercised by the King's late Ministers; and so far 61 The Diiectory have suc- ceeded in their designs. BTrt their ulterior.views, that of establishing a new- poor ii tle ...

... ;LO)'DN;JAJVAR L A Dispatch,, 6(.,v~iiich ithe fo ?? 0f 41tract, Wall-yjthterit~ received, k~?ord XWtd1i'; P.ollif Office, g drlesied t o. biijA lit, byk U4et I deneral Visbtuisnt- *ellitigtoni.. ddabdd ?? 15th- Ditc~ttbeiri, t Itt.- No' a 1rit6h tisbb~ni nade In .heetya VOSitiori'irfiqi1a Uf this.am sioceI ateh- dour aF adaieser ouotb8th inttadil the s1fserters a~dp itoes corittutieth pb t ...

... E? - ZDO?eJf'?rn?' ?Y4NvA?r ?z. ; ::pAPEId ketters to the 29th 2it. toiwrance~i.~ad 'Holhiiid. On:e h 4 7 6osiervaiive d-as e red essage rlBonr .6pari usdtifyi hib bsl>celit anfexations of ioii t~ie'VfT~ and' the NoiN'hOf Geiman. Theol_ Owing is.a sntpmary of the ¼Cher artic es ofnitP gencelin'the Trrenc4h;ipers* : reh levy ofI .hundld and -wedly- thous-ind mi the ,Ascriptioiof 0the 'oAr- ...

... . . . ?: . . . j :'Prorte ill 44 parrialn? 9.9 I Ht. -- l- a . ?- I HOUtsg or LORDS,': 7RS;,7tea.ua - j, , ..Lord Cl, and othier Members of the H-asts of Com- roos, Otug hs a message; deiring a 'confe, ence vith their Lori'ish 'psin the Painted (chambgr: 'A cnferet1ce *, ceordingly took place, ,af-er 'w1jiich ral 'rCaniden brought up' the'resolotisa whicill had beeii- agrefd.to on the patI of ...

... - CONSERVATIVE SENATES - t .~ . - ., ,1 , , - i-riNG OF THE IOT FDCkKBEERj.18io. -_ McsJage of lis Imperial and Royal Majesty. . ,SeN~TORS..-I have Odderedrny Ntinisteifor toreijgri t A~tairs tb communicate to, you:thesev~eralycircumstars. ces which occasion. the j f-cttqn-of .Hol6nd'kith the Empire. The Orders published y thed tish CnUn cil in 1806 andL1807 have rent ir ptec'ire: public law ...

... :1-~j~ar~iament. I -HOUSE O RL S.=Aiionday, Dic.* St A -9'Uommi~ree of nine Peers was appointedJ to hold 6 L co fe with the Commons; which codife.: eucevwas shobfly after held, aid their Lordships con- sent to the three resolutions voted by the Commons totied to shi Commissioners from the lattere-Ad- joursned to Wednesday. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, °2. Trheir Lordships suet this day according to ...

... Ie _ , . . -LONDN - FRIDAY, JANTJARY 4.- . - MRENCH papers, have arrived to the, soth of keirmber. It appears that upon tbe receipt of Mr. kIdison's proclamation, of the 2d of Novetriber, tnorder was sent to the Council -of .!Thizes, to sus- pnd, until the 2d-of Februarv', their proceedings vder the Berlin and Milan decrees, with regard to Amelican vessels, captured subsequent to the Ist Cf ...

... CORN-EXCHAN4GE, Murx-LANE, Dicemar S1. ( tJR supplies of wheat hsaving been somewhat scanty 8mce this day se'nnight, and the mealing trade continuing brisk; tbe currency'has found'a gradual ad- vance'; very high'prices were asked at an early hour this morning, and in some few instances otained, for gselect superhine samples, but the prevailing terms after- wards'were about 5s. per qr. dearer ...

... I Ji o tI I nlini 45ett TUESbDAY, JANlVARA ' DOW DVC TR Esr, D sic. 4-6 180-. A DISPATeu , of *hi~ckthe foIlojgti an e'Ytrjc .was yesterday. reiced,at 4ordLverpoot a qfce, ad- :iNo AI teron:*s bbin :triade mn~tb .; po'citiobn- ii front of ch'wn'armysince I-had the hono ' ib'gyot tn the:8th'inst#nt, and'all Abe desetter-arid . risonberifc,cln'inpe~t, report 'the- discesw~hi~tbe ~ .:ttoaps ...