... J. 0 3 I nrOA O. 2!. I ~NN NItE ahe,~dismbnr dfthe scle of tetteis, 'whic 11%v A1111Ml~ toi e.dress tui'nbti bidliooth, -on'he suhje&., sA Medical Retbrmiiniito thy Jduarnal, has beiar to mien. i Qof ~Cn4&rablo g ati'fi~citioti. Thrzby- they at C~tce reac -the Nforberq, however scattered,' -of the and of '(barbaroa'.iv conce~ved term ) risppoition. M%- last' tdho hinlavimt descended jinw ?? ...

... URNIT'D PA RLIA 'IENT GID GRS~i 7 BRdTAT [XAND. IRE LAND. m-ousP OF LORDS, Dee. ~1. Tire Lono(IIAI5CELCR ret etter h6 had received. fromr Alnmiral Stopifsrdl, who cOmmeni2leC, the navell fo-rc' at the Capi- tw ~ ofj;dat, exprrssing his hai Zh' -elrse OF the lionoar conferred Ili I hime by Cris'ote ot-the ?? of the( Hause. 'I lte lisctof Oxrorro prcsonted a't ?? fromn the Cor- p jorin of ...

... UNITED P4RLAMLENT, or GARA T BRITAIN AND IRE LAND. so HOU1~SE OF LORDIS. D~c, It. In three Appeals from the Couust 5f SessIoqn inz Scotland, ; Sir Bii' NV~isiaf Jonhsston, 14arl. v. Teiii~pir qna othrhss Mr. ~~dam le and Mr. Homner were heard for th'i Appellant, Sir S9anuel Ro- th~ mnilly and Mr. NWIogfiehlt for thum Rcspoadents', and Mr. Adlanm in treply. Judgminrins affirm&.tI with ~cot. ...

... THE MORNING CZINUNJCLL. L O N D O NT:| FRIDAY, DBCEM9,11BEN 1S1,9za By a Gentleman who has ar rived &ool &ot nsb) we have, been favoured %vith GerrnIa anl Dajii S l pers, and other information, to the 1ate of tile 2stil 9t last month. At Copenhagen the isia5 [iihtCl e- postulated with the KING on the intlodu :a(1 ijlto !l Danish Gazettes of all the French f - e clusion of the Official ...

... AM1E'IaCAN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. WAsHri-GTON CsTY, Nov. 4.-Tbe President of tl the United States this day communicated to Mr. Coles, m his private Secretary, the following Message to Con- ir gress:- a FELLOW CrTIZXNS OF THE SENATE AND HousE 11 OF REPIRESENTATIVES, , b Oo our present Meeting, it is my first duty to invite e your attentien to, the- providential favours which our J country hlas ...

... EXTRACT OF A X ETTER FRIOM TUE iLLAN;D OF .3: vIY;CEN'r. At length our alarms abodt the Volcano are i ning to subside; the horrors of it seirnm past! a;d I c, haps iood may come oa!t of c-il. For, in miany of the spots. which appeared to Sgjc, most under the late ?? erUption, and the cioder, Sc. fell in most frightful exd-s.5, they already brgin, we hope, to show a inost flrtirlsing power, ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT I ?? GR EA T ER1 T -1 INr AND I,? E L wi N D VIrUSE OF iORIMS. Drsc. at. 'ra an. appr,~-sl issin sho Coess of Session inl Scodthrnd, 1 Craig- ci ilier and otallure v. konand vthsrs,` MAr. '4.aans ansi Mr. Tforcssz e- heard- for the Appellants. FurtLor hearing to- 'tlsfrhrcontsidehrationl of' the Appeals 1 T[he East India niv~sfy v. Anst rei'ss cud onilsers.'' was fixe~d for ...

... THE M,)ORvvQ CiOi.YCLE. L L OND O N.: MONJd4Yr DlACSMSM ?? *We haye to ngtice the arrival of ?? in eve days ftom Lisbon, bringing, howeveft no intelligence of comp~iratite interest, after the important fiat 'te. .jpbing the~ Allied iAtmy' .widrtvhich .we-.iee days since mane ac.ainted by theNiemez. It -s admitted, that - vfithr~g ~ be2kiA -With' whch the junjtion aqr4 retreat of the Allied ...

... I TO TEIHE EDiTOa OF T1XEi R 3 i ClCnO2UCLL 1 ?? ?? Lnoulh to execate a ?? plan orsystem, in re sp&t to hvllicll there is little need of such ai super-addiuion of incap:acity as the l3ost Per- fe&n and promising could hardly prosper under. . Schi aprp2'l s to ceti system ot Min els in re to hn0 ial n'l su'cb incnixrcitv eCX Inoplixe'i in their pro- Rc r.ai1 ofit. ?? foErna, .: ias r'lt ae ...

... FRENCH P.APERS. At a late hour last night we received Paris Papers to the ioth inst.- inclusive.~- They contain no Bulletin.- The following are extrafs:- PARis, DEC. 9.-Private letters from Wilna, dated the 29th N6v. state, th'at they had there received letters wi itten bj the Emperor, on the 27th of the same month, from Stukzenka, near Staroiborsow. His Ma- jesty continued his movement, and ...

... Ito 'rTHE EDIrof 0i TL}% MOTIMNG UCIIIONICLE. The mistakes which: have arise., in history, tind espe- cially in the nomenclature of persons and places, from the ignorance of the orthoepy of foreign laiguages, are sufliciently numerous to indtuce ts to take sonle pains to preveat their recuirenco. Bat at this-time, when our conuettion ?? Russia is draivingr much -closer, and, her station in 1r ...

... EXTIACTS F.C)AI-'IORlElGN PAPERS AND LETTERS. NuiL3EM]5EG, DiE.-Several parties of brigands are at this. moment desolating many districtps of Silesia. Their cruelty and audacity have in a few towns struck terror into the Civil Authorities, so that they have not exerted themselves sufficiently to apprehend them. This pusillanimity has, as nsi(dlt be foreseen, emboldened these wvretches, and ...