... FERNCH- PP.ERS 'Paris, Jan. 4. The'day befiore yesterday N'is mpial MajeSty' accoripanied oxlyby-his Excellency the GrandMar- shal of-the Palace, made the tour of the B-asiique of NItrt I-ame and the baildings of ?? Palace of Paris. His Majesty afterwards visited the *orki of tle General Depot for Wine, te-Momi. mesital Fouitaiq 6f the Elephant, thExchange,.&c. Yesterday his Majesty-,the King ...

... FRNCH PAPARS. 2dots of tive Sanatus onsul itm for putting three -un- dred and fifty thousand men at the dispo saa of t he Minis- n ter of War. 11 MoNcSStGNEUR AND SENAToRs-The treaty Of Tilsit gavetav the north of Europe apeace,which it ap peared would have beein of duration. But England, j menaced with a war with the United States of Amne- C 'rcaa and dreading with great reason the bad issue ...

... PiU ATEB CORRESPONDENCE. London, Jan. 13, I past se-9 en P. as. This morning French papers to the 10th inst. reached us, and also private letters from the French coastk which bring down the dates from Paris to the slnie period. The former supply us with a variety of intelligence fromi'd ~irent parts of the Continent, but we are told nothing expitit-fcpm the grand army. From the circumstance ...

... MONDAY-JANUARY 18. of Friday morning Lady De C0if;o-,. te her charge as governess to her Ron-- Ti d, Princess Charlotte of \Wales, and t5!Ql. K , ate leave of her Royal Highness *.r Lac;' erleft Windsor for London, in ercna;,, tl I he -Prince Regent, accomranied b1 tln D k, Cumberland, arrived at- Windsor on the5- eand died with the Queen, o is ' sisters, in the Castle, at four o'clock. Afier ...

... __~s oNErcAN -PAIGATRE5 -- -- wnflTOn. I T O T HlE MTbo u. c order to enable the country to appreciate 7 S;1~i with which Onr officers and' seamnen hiave ~t bend d themselve s i r the recent action s with our ina t descendants, I request your insertion Sat krntioirg table of the comparative dimensions and rlse British and American ships Length Breadth per ongnfor ton- ToS. Ha , deck, n d ge. ...

... ANCIENT Am.D ?? he W.mn , ?? rM ;.u~ A .ew£. - ?? the ancldtt' .ahi Veat fh- -sullies of thi ?? aUd'86Ts, .we 1iae iserted5 od ?? count oaf its pingplar lesor. h52 Thir insdentures, Made at Ancram the 1 6th of Maih 1529 zeiris, contaias, ptoportis, and bearitsI el and suithla-t wit- fn-teasing, -Tl Ibiiits appointeid4-greetd, anid 5ily acordit be- ;wit hono raile men; that is to say, WALTs K R ...

... SCOTLAND. The Anniversary General Meeting of this Society, in terms ro- of tie. charter, was held in their Hall here, on Tuesiday last, at which there was a very respectable and full attendance of Ont- the Members, (upwards of a hundred) and, among others, ?? Hon. the Earl of Wemyss and March, the Earl of Le- v yen and Melville, Lord Elibank, Lorda Hermand, Right Hun. at Sir John Sinclair, Sir ...

... . BOAP42IT'SI REA7 . PRVATE LETTERS. \ - 0 . ~- . Konigsberg, Dec. 14. The battle of the Berezina, on the 2Sth uit. was not a general engagement; Napoleon only opened himself a patsage to get. to Wilna. TS effect this, 'he employed the time from that day to the 7th inst. and he owed his own safety to his guards; though, from the Berezina to Wilqa; the far greater part of them were either taken ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Jan. 8. !: r The Pique frigate arrived atli Lsbon 19th ult. she fell e in with two French frigates, in lat. 44. long. ]9. 40. o Damage to Shipping in the Tagus, during a violent Gale of Wind at WSW, on 19th ult. e British Vessels, viz. S The Drake,l Adams, and Amphitrite, Raitt, driven on s sliore and bilged; Dry Harbour, W'inter; Findon, Coop- er; Ducbess of York, ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Jaly.l. 1813. Barbadoes, 19th November, 1812. The American privateer schooner Blockade, of 7 guns and 72 men, is taken by the Charybdis brig; and the Amer- can privateer schooner Yankee, of 7 guns and 60 men, is. cap- tured by the Peruvian brig, and are carried into Antigua.- . The American privateer brig Retaliation, engaged the ship . Catedonian, Cameron, From Liverpool ...

... LONDON GAZE TTE EXTRAORDINARY. FOREIG ...

... Aimd.- - EXTRAC7S FROM ROKEBr, A PORM, BY WALTER SCOTT, ESQ. (Continued from our Paper of the 16th cnrrent.) il rid and Bertram proceed, before break of day, to explore the treasure ; and there is Some fine de- scription of the various scenery through which they passed. The early education of Bertram-the dan- gegs in whichhe had spenthislife-and hispast critnes, claimaiiay incline his rude ...