... NOVA SCOTIA PAPERS, 'A WASHINGTGN, JULY 25.-It is with much satisiac- tion I acquaint you, that the tyrannical Embargo Bill which lately passed the Lower House of Congress has been reje&ed by our independent Senate, 08 to z6. 81 Two Senators were absent (Daggett, of Conne~ticutt, t, and Smith, of Maryland), wlho would probably have voted asralnst the Bill. The two Houses will adjourn on Monday ...

... 019 arnpofETIlEs. a Tlhe universalspread fsil ihe'BiSaodAeies, and the pious industry which. is every 'where exerted in puttingI fthe Holy Scriptures into the hands of tthe lowest orders iectf.the community, -have. naturally revived the. discus- igosjion; which took place at a forsier p drio1 of oir history, I led on the inflience which these writings are likely to haveI 6 n the n1nuds. and ...

... II IARIS PAP.?S. , . . . . - e sop -th Pi ess tov a~nnounce, tiht the Momlteuns of thc 3rt Ausgus~t'ad i&t September have been re- ceived; tley :cofitain no tntell ence NyVaveiier retie, to the ?? of &i, Ihostile armies in the North; v. nor any thing'retpe in 'iarsiin the Peninsula. k *FltOs'I'XORs ' Ae ...

... MARGATE, Spt. 3. Promn this time it is geneially said ;that Martgate is rein; ,, and tlie ?? gepwying morr aebteel; the scain and li b have been 'reini6ed; 6ut still the ?? is not- much hetter-than drega, ?? a dniali portion of spirit that is evaporating as fist as possible; The faift is, that by'tii's time thle 'tah of all those wio Yi~it this place in 'the. early part of the season, is ...

... GOTTENBURGH FITAIL. : GoTTENBuDIfJAuG. 24.-We have received fur.- ther 'onfirmation of the Austrian' Declaration. Some. e srnall affairs of outposts haveytaken place, but nothingof great consequence. Five .huhidred` Bavarians are iaken. it and-carried into Berlin.. ST. PETERssunHrn,JUL-YvR(Aua. ro)i- The Ita. . lian Spanish Legion iin the Russian dervicd (which o must not be confounded with ...

... =Tl ARrTER EXTRACT. 3 CoPArE, AU G. r ?? COmmissida fora Health has just pubisihed the following notice ' ActoPfing tie ithe zgcounts which we: have been. Q .'ble to 6ollif, the poris 'of Malta, Smyrna, Constantino- t pie, Odessa, (in. Russia), carthagena, and all those in- the Canary Islands, must be cqnsidered'as' ifie&ted with' t the plague: all, the Tprkish and; Barbary pa.rts; those ...

... PARIS PAPERS COPENIIAGEN, AUG. 16.-The Gove'nor of the, Island of Bornholm having learned that the Captain of the Swedish brig Ventoleiet, which was cruizing between, Bornholm and Christiansoe, prevented the Danish ships from reaching the htter port, ordered the Commandant of Christiansoe to demand, an explanation on this subjeft from the Swedish Captain, M. de Kron- stedt, who replied,. that ...

... The LONDON GAZETTE, ?? I Teri LO.YDOI GAZETTE, -A+-I 18 3 . . - . ?? WAR DEPARTME1TT. * DOWNING-STREET, AUGUSI 79, XSe3. A Dispatch, of which the fo~llnving is an kBet;a&, has been tbis day received at Earl Bathjurat's Ofilce, addxesseaiS to 4 ILordshipj by Field-Marshal the Marquess of' ?? a~ dated Lezaca, x8th August, -eSs3..- The enemy's detachment under General Parisi which P Isad remained ...

... THE, MORNING CHlRONICLE. L O N D O N: ' ?? : @ hi THURSD4T, SSEPTEWBER a, 1813d Two Bulletins published by the Crown Prince of SWEDEN were brought by Mr. MILES,: the Messenger, c which we this day insert. The Combined Army of the North of 'Germany, to the amount of 9o,oo0 men, tia *ere concentrated between Berlin' andc Spandau, the mn CROwN'.PHI1CE having received intelligence that the enemnlv ...

... LYOEUM. om ruestly evoning;on the alnpearance of Ra* Eag red in die char~er of C'~a4~eleg a viAlJIC 4qtus ?? arose bf a-part of the audience vclviniminr q , OfrSom e tim elapse&i before Mr. Ray'. U onand could obtsin i hearing.at lengthl, after a noisy silence Vats obtajitwd, and Mr. Raymond ad- E ?? tile House to the fallnwirlf a :_ JA IADII:S AND -GE Nrzt N-lits noW fou tren yearssince. 9; ...

... GR.NIVRA COtRft [INDIA HO USE. . Aier the Tbanks, of: the last Meeting to the Direc- v o tars-were read, forthe firinoss and ability with which p .,they liad-m m~nned thiih nd ioersts ofth~e Corn-Ir :pany inr die, late dsctisoions respe61ing the renew-al of N ,their, Charter, -- a ad Mr. P 9ii Moot rose and said, he th'ought it his | e duty to follow up the -Resolutions by a -proposition of a ...

... VToDt EDITOR of irMORMI~rO CMHRONALE. A'C6Aorirespondei -of youris latelir indulged 6imsetiin wwhat]. thought-a very ill-judged-attack ti;pi that re- 'niowned A-.trologer and Prouhet, Francis Mo6re, Phy- sic4an. In praising this personatge, I protest; I anm in- i Muhenced by no venal moiines, inor biassed by any undue i feellngs bf partiality, foe I can consciltiouslyaffirrn, that I never ...