... slrrTUJJY, l; BIifl¢.lER 26, kl]. KINIS' VOV0t'F. A\CADEM1Y, -SOlt~ltSEA. I r , that *1 ! SlR dcesires t hif , lI ,LVjd. r mmtm-Im' C-i, C .mC . 1. 1- rmt,, ?? 4 hi. u-, Jimmtiimy 231hi. of N. i 'lmmm mire Ve-ry femma(-anmctu , m- 'mc hmave reme~vvmd Jmtcirs frmmio 11:1ifirix to time mliti i. tilmethv ailimml mis verv little news of itit- ti 4, ?? C LilIitm ?, Iavm um It-ti Ilepmrm, tkme, anlt ...

... FORitIs N INTE'LLICEGNCE. I'ARIq, Dixut 18-0. ; thie .Mli of December the Ent- perir h1 vii' (a-llelll tl 1E ert, ait his hleadd-qu:rteI k;t tnSll- goiily, th- Vi erovil [he Prince til Nettfch itel, antl MarirsIals DrIkes ?? Elchtirltcn, Drlitzie, 'rreviso, Iihe Vrinfc of Eck- T]uo~ltl, ;llmi lile IuLke (if IS; ,a, Iqa;ted theCmI ?? lie ?? rn ioaledl Itbe Kil. 'i of -Nal)1eA his Ltieioill1-Ge ...

... LONDO N, DEc. 22. It is Stitte(. tltit wh.en COLant \VttiZingL)('ode W MS treacherously taken Iby te Frenclh, tho ugh t le heater of' a flag of' 1 ruce, B~oniaparteaito le ortfuis that he shouid j( sbhot. T'he Counit, fhowever, remni dedti te tyritt t, thuiz there were SLeverail Fretic el Octitrls ili thle finiols it* the Ilus~ians0, ii Jitn tl whM relri'ihmit 1 otld be ex ercised, it' he ...

... :,;!5:i '.~ II ;IS',., '~ r +1': 1J, . 1.~-S.1'5- , .,a --7 toi Ie -bto W.J to g -P.az - .~~~~~~~~~~~~~' -i.0TREf . !:.. w 'last*'~ pa er, pbiecjp the ULi 8ASIjWS i~ ~'o pposition gaii'oCcWioneo thrioa o f'in ori6uliik tha1~o ayya Tj 'ens eobt sb ~ hadnxstte to~~~ny~~noc thre as: yci'yeacr, ut aloto prqctre~-. appgntneto tiat re 'in anl elaborate. Letter, dated therthtlao desd br ...

... En,-f -. - :. Ili 9'i~ ., ?? . ' I IdON~Qo MrOND.AY, D:EC .1. PAIS, ~ JQ APAm I'A>1. PAPR DNAI'AW11-t ll;A'IiLT ALIS 'Papers tn tie 16th istaont, were received this iollorlinig, lhter thwtl'd any that have beell received in thiscountry; tlaough the Morning P-apers aecti to flave ?? them to lhe' 18th But if they hid,. ve hsardly think they isiI hafe been so extreuielv fjdki- atO 'ii their ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDEASCE. London, Dec. 23, 1 past seven P g FRENCH PAPERS. This morning French papers reached us to the 20th inst. containing the 29th bulletin of the g0id army. It further appears by these papers, that til great and fortunate genius of the EWmperor NapoleQ3 has ultimately extricated him from the perilous sltu3 tion in which he was placed, both with respect to the rigour of the ...

... The Society of Schoolmasters dined yesterday at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. His Royal1-Highness I the Duke of Cambridge, the Patron of. the Society, took the Chair at half past five o'clock; after which a very elegant dinner was served ?? the cloth s a being removed, 'Non Nobis Domime' was sung by a Messrs. Doyle, Taylor 'and Terrain The following vtoasts were then drank':- The King,and ('od ...

... bATTJRDAY rui tf'nallwtseof Cotmmons, thse In- o2 so~lvent D~ebto~rs?Amejsgnrent Bill wast read a third Limxe aned p~egs~t Mir. ?? twi -hrfroughlt up th~e r eport .tof tble Conmmitee uf Supnp~ly of t es~re~t ay~j by w1hzeih it wris ?? g~rant ?? be mlade tts,,is 'Mlajestyts for the' relief£o t'ne stif- J'erers i n Ras'sia, in ciirsequcnr e of the ju\linatn Of .thleir terni tory bA~ thle l rench ...

... I fHUmhP4 ?? sj the Cavasscr s- As we are convinced thiere cannot exist twoeopi- t nions upon the subject in ti6 minds of any person c of common sense,;or -komi non candour, it was nol 1 our intention to. alve., taken up any teore of our If ?? with replying to. the round-about arld , unintelligible explanations of the,Canvatsser. -VC',i e therefore, intended to refer those who were desnxusi e ...

... l ?? -- .. .-.Z E 1 Th~e LONDON GA'ZETTE, December 26, i 6 I.. 1FORrlf.N' OF'FICE, Diceeestest 20, 581l2. I-T., RoI'al 13 ighnoess the IioCe Regenclt la~ing 11 thi> ncimit an on thle behalf of his Majesty, has been pi ?? c 1use it to be signifiedl, biv Lord Viscount ( - dere-i-c' ls l'iq Majesty's Principal Sec1retary of' State fi- Foit ign Affairs 'to the Ministers of Friendly Powers tO - ...

... Tob SDIToR ,2f tie iff NIowCH2j OxCL 2. TI'e publisher of 'he new eelition of Junkis has very 'p~rojse-ldechinedi pvivtl~:ny- opilio to thle real au- thlor. `jt ?? impossible fronim tie s~eneial evidecet to. fix wiehl.eevtiiinty on ay parnt iculr peseion. Th~ose Who are still nclii mci to, eonsidei Lord Chat- lj~tm as tire wvriter of to'e -tct-vthu-s they eriit the~ point by anskinfrv X IN'o ...

... I-17: fAVF.C &RER. AeSD OpmRitIr WBA VRS. We are happy to be intformedt that Ihe diilhrences which have for some time exisiea be('ween the oper2a tivN Weavers and the Manufacturers have. a good deal subsided; and that many thousands of the wcez veFs lhavereturned to their looms. We have alua. 2s thought that this industrious arid intelligent class of meb would perceivethe :foflyof expecting; ...