... I I *. ' t ' Oi ~~dee teeet..fefehr,. wrigtt' ela Fowr iye~kisppe~bp'e h'npoedin you weksiarto-inai 1 , latcle iitentjsD4 gf e, pseedrng ,anoerobS .. i tiiis I '1een% it 1acualbeat duty to avow v inyiiielf fit$ auithor, and . Uie s4,nete eapl ie * tf e Ih reapons ?? intuce dh s tog e-t 1' r';fi igibntbham and I weree-tbe frint perrgos -ive e; ',thtprojected the Oiatorio in 1810. I wasltblta .1 ...

... POSTCRI t. I - 5#) L t bj2.! . Y BPRION, 0AiZN AWtYT £:..'XTL4ORDINAIS ?? . td X hilt Dte. ?? 1, . .. ' j. M or.ThIl Mille de.ti,,m>,to,,li;juxite *, ,.,Gelsefal sir >l~twfads J}itii hbW artvcd viaih~ g 5 digpat~hroizwis lch tlig e viW Q 'ate .pi t.;, .2 gt. Jesadetl z Dee ?? Isfi:. orM1 Fn? 4 2 Mvt oluols.ine the . ?? e~ they 1ip~i ~Cav d~b wmith peea . Bayonne, whicli .fle osit4ou. . labour ...

... LtINDtiN, WED996bA*, Jan, ii. &OSSJNG OF THIE RH1.VE AT OUMSEL- DORFF-CAPTURJ& b #1iiION't, l- , Al EttUEA, TORVA U 4c. BYUIEALLh'S. Twb Nessengers anraill * Tuisday n bru- d ing With disipatclheA. A ?? arriied n also, clith accounts litol the Hague to tile 7th. t 'The lispatchi-s received by Governmient, state that ?? hietlf-quatteis bf the Allies wete at L irach. . General Klleist, at ...

... Li 5N'D tj TbESDAY, Jan. ii. I~ROM SA1U.DYM'8 LONDON GAZETTE. Fotjesgn-70cr, Ja~a. 8, ]1l4. bi;;paiches, Of ?? the follbwing it6 COplbs ,nd n i extrac~t, have becti recciv'ed at the Foreign Oflice, addresseei to V;FC~OUInt Ciihd;itea40, fiom al E llener Genkrnl Lbrd ''iticotnt (thcart, h;.1. nd fildti hb Exciillericy the Eatlof Abbr- st; 'deco, K. t. at ;Biieu; D7ec i24, 141t. PJf irvtoz-'lhe ...

... O L hos6QN. WUBSAY, Jan. .5 We sie d tinather Swedish .liuletin he u otheih, ofi cesmofr j atil g t f ami . -lienlg,v w ;iil in *i,.ib , lte-g!5;SQ ;s dare p uf Wiar. ...

... SUPPTLMAENT TO THE LONDON GAETTF. __ .. I.z A'rualsY, JI>vA'ATi 15. - Foreign Jane, las. 15, 18i14. :Dibpatches of which the following are copies, have been received at this Office addressed to Viscount Castlereagh, from Lord Borghersh, au& his Ex- cellency Stneral Viscount Cathcart. Baie, Rd January, 1814. Me? Loltb- .ave the honour of reporting to ,your Lordlbip that General Bubna entered Ge ...

... ?? --A ?? T. - LONDON, THIUIRSDAY, JAn 2(. Two gefitlemnlI wbo left Holland in diifernt vessets on Frilday, state that the action bhtweeft Breda and AntMAerp *was severe, but thut the Allies werecrnplitely vicoorious and tb a- bott 700 prisInerS, pa! t n f whom were Wotndted* (ln the saume authority wre learn, that 16,0W 1Danes, under the Pacific arrangement. of the (Court of Copenlibaget, ...

... TO lf.fl. JV AtAOW k Si~tA'fter ihtinsolicited'aisti larterh!g1PS' timeny which has bdeeiilea tb6 my exertions for Al 't the benefit of the Leeds lnfirmary, I 01ould have I * tholsght it uniicessaigy to notice ybur letter pub- !, lihed ih th e.Ist ;Ldeds lsercty, had t t on- Lotte ' tainiead an tmaunded ispersioirupon my clwiricter. at which, In justirto na ?? friendls, as Well be as to ...

... A ulefinitive treatv of peace and alliance has been concinded between this country and Denmark, which was signed at Kiel, on the 14th inst. The terms of this treaty are most painful and humiliating to Denmark. She is to cede her ancient province of Norway to Sweden, anl the island of Heligoland to Great Britain, and is to xeceive (what may be afterwards wrested from her at any moment) Swedish ...

... LNIEDS, SATI'URDAY , JAN. 15, Yesterdlay at fhp General Quarter Sessions at Wake fell, Tios. ?? and Thfis. Blischoff, t rSls. oftthis place, qualiiied as Depaty-Lienten- alfts for lhis Ridihig. --te We have authority to state, that thie First A Vest York Regimient of Militia have volunteered tt at different periods, for general service, above a gi thousand a.,.fine fellows as any in the anrny. ...

... ANDROI DES. n~nnroilvlvlp' SURPRIZLVG DISCOVERY. Wle feel great pleasure in Slating that thle noninal Roger Coleman, who lodged information against the Liquor Merchant, of the little Theatre, Albion Street, (as mentioned in our, last) has been discovered through the wonderful powers possessed by the. Highland Oracle of tlae same place. In consequence' of this fortunate events the Fruiteress ...

... ,m ?? Io ?? n . . ' ' I, OK - ->Toes;..¢ ?? DONAPART'8 ..PEIPCE9CH -T0 ?? -rPetnis: Dece,,ber 19. ?? bt*.y (Sunilay.1bhi tll) his Majesty the' 2m' eweot and Xing set iff at oae adi~cl m dplaice ef the jhnilleie: 'o repair in.ustqee :. toi nt LeWislative Boqly,- .where, having beena ?.CiiO with 'disuaia3 cemonigs, bamajest:y. . ItwiNe-%-eDliiuxseat, i Oade the followicg: Co 'eej i: ' . . . Lit ...