... P O ST S C R I T. I1Un!oI1, DE CEm DE i 26C. ARRIVAL OF BOXA'AR rE 1-% PAR!1. lWe have at length rec-ived Paris papers to the 19th, conraming the 292h hulietin of the trrench ar iv, inod it:- teltigeioce of the arrival of Bonaparte at Paris l'Itheu- tkein (stCc p 0.) is dat;ed Molodetcfiio, Dr c. S, and gives a t very circumrstaritial otirrative of the disastrous retre-at (if the armly. Its ...

... FJREIGN . AN'TELLIREThWNF-. NORTHERN XIf'4R, ARIUVAL OF BONAPARTE AT PARIS, The arrival of Paris Papers of the volh inet, hace 'ut an end to all uncertainty regarding the fate of Bc- ilaparte-he reached Patis on the 19th, having travelled : lvgniiohtunder the title of Duke of Venice, thro' Prague, Wargaw, Dresden, LeiFaic. Ment2, &c. Previous teo qjuitring the army he held a Council at his ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGEINrCE. y XtG-, 3DiCEMBER 24, A gold snuff-box, of the value of lo0n guineas, beautitully enamelled, with a portrait of his M ajest I t iset round with brifliants, is to be sent to Russia, as a s, present fronm the Prince Regent to the Emperor i Alexander. The success of the Russians has prodoced a great i erisc is tbenonev market: but the sudden incrnase in the price of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMEANT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, Dec. 17. The Earl of Liverpool presented 'to the house a message from the Prince Regent, expressing his Royal Highness's desire to render aid t3 the people of Russia, who were sulreriog the severest distress, in consequence of the unprovoked and atrocious in- vasion of irance, praising the loyalty, nagnanimity, and unconquerable spirit they had ...

... E Pi I NB UR G H, DECEMBER 26. Saturday the Martinmas term in the Court of E:x of chequer ended. i ° T'ie Court of Session rose on Saturday for the Christmas holidays. ! It was on Thursday unanimously resolved, at a all meeting of the Merchant Company of this city, to |IV petitionz the Lords of the 'Treasury, to suspend the ce levying the tax upon mercantile apprentices, vntil appiication ...

... [A Corrispondent has n.dt ui the/flsowing.] In a review of Mr Brougham's speech on the orders in council, containel in the 7th nunaber of Tu.. SCOTTISU Id REviEw just: published, we have the followiNg sum- mary of the evils which have spiung of thesenmemorable N instances of pulic,. of lie (AMr Brutugham) has demonstrated the intolerable el evils occasioned to our trade by the memorable ...

... ISSUED BY THE EMPEROR ALEXANDEr, DATED ST PETERSBURGH, NOV.'.51 We, Alexander the First, by the Grace of God, l Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias, &c. &c. do hereby makegenerally known. 1f It is weU known tothe whole world in what man- ner the enemy has entered the boundaries of our emn. pire. No step or means that have so frequently been resorted to by us 'or the punctual fulfilment of ...

... ew 1, II., AUVOCIM?, WEDYLESD.4' YDEC.ES~llE..? 30.. TO THE PUTBLIC. TII. FIT()tT {the ABERDE EN .'OL'RNAL, Vtwhile li 7, I g:Z,tr ftdly ackniz.It d~ges theltze anfy GIi- r.lzs colyer 7-rt i za . 'aper, brgs leiv-e respecttully to int;mate, that I n p a-ldl n/el- the ist ' Allnaarsy-sert, he will lbe ?nder the lece.sdtyJ of-ma7king a smnall additieon to the Price if it. It i, now tlree ...