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... LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 18I+. 7 FOREIGN-OFFICE, JANUARY, S, J824. Odr. Henry Addiiigton arrived hfre this d;Ly, with dispatches, of wvhich the following are copies and extradt, from General Viscount Cathcart, 1.r. Lieutenant-General the Honour- able Sir Charles William Stewart, I.B. and Edward Thorn- toln, Esq. MY LORD, Iiasle,.14th January, i814. The Emperor of ...

... rO TlIE 1,DITOlebOF THE MOLINING CHRONICLE. Slit, Etlinbufgh, Jan. ,2. I am reailv sorry that my townsmien need to have their peculiarities so often adverted to, and that nothing can reclainm them Friom'what ,has so long -made them die bye-Wvrd of the sister-kingrdom. A few weeks ago the Sheriff of the County, studious of the welfare of the prisoners, wished to place the new Gaol in the very ...

... Ter M.7rO'RiIs G C l-I:i' I,^ ts. Xt.1It. Erln1;?t', I1.-1AN. 20, 1814. A C-R:Itc~rON1)T\ni' in yonir laper of yesterday, has jqutly obsefved,-ftiar *' thle exr rl ive n6wer of either. 1-I cv (rif ParliarnClt to rePuriote itVr iYt r7(id pOiNCy is b-v-oncl di .putri. But fro0.n I!lir sudi!eb prenimse, he (3e:'s hasty and an unsound concilun; and indeedu be !,S4 !ywthieticai if, it appears ...

... ANNIVEfISARY OF MR. FOX'S BIRTHTI)byy Mionday last being the Anniversary of e id, Bit . of MrII. Fox, a nliumber of. Noblemen aod f ! dinecdi at the Brit sfi Tavrnl , with tI e Ae m bil Ieox Club, in co;niaumoration of the principlo i :.! vice's of that enliglitened Statesman. Th1e Eald of i I heniarle was in the Chair, and lh's was sepp-.y TLord Erskine, Lord Say and Selc, Lnord I'. r Lord ...

... PAttIS PAPERS. D X [FURTHER EXTRACTS.] PARtis, DEC. 27.-The acccounts wilich' We receive from Alsace and Franche Comte, inform us, that at the first signal of the invasion of the enemy, the sentiments of national honour, and of the common defence, have united all the French-the cry. of, to armr !h bas resotind- ed on all sides.. The retired soldiers having rallied, threw themselves into the ...

... I bUfftTIV, iIllan--,I'q':--- Tail S~o'&.-'The lilense qt alliity'b'nW ic Itas. fifld, this city, neitly blocking up all',a~gs ;'i:'hl~,x~~e ay, sm, no 'd6ub4 eciied in) all ~~ W~~timinelminds, an alatit (oF the conse-_ ''luence~ tf oa sudden thaw, and an anxious solicitude to ',H~h~ti'e diiier~s e~es of such an event, has beern shle Il'je~if vniveysoll lubich consideration and 'Cov~t~1tof'. ...

... TH,& PRLACiRECENT. I thaitk you, MrT ixamiqelr, for the permisi-n ?? have given me, to- r 1 ,te, in a Jl'aie of Truth, halt L eon-, s.dere as an act of Iret beuelvkice rl I le Prince Retnlf. I pa sure yo;ur ti'eI ?? lly e ?? ith Yairs of snore imp'llrtance Et iae At 4 1heere a enctroach aa, littlfe ns pusraihle.-A niw (butl dntot b gingto ...

... D UylCH 1P.1121LI2S. BSrm;rE, J.T h 9.-The steibequent corireSpondenCe has been pu li12ed respe&irng the situation of the Swiss tr oops: G r. .! rTn cosequepnce of the resolutiongof thie varioIs can to::s et Sw: v erhmnrJ to rvitu!e the a Civict Coneti tiOn of tht Confse(!L:Ocyl it ½ccomes your Juty, ai you need nqt he in- form~d, to6 ive such dire5tioiss to the army, at the head of %%qij`h ...

... : R1JLAW R D)V INITY 0 JESUS. D uBLIq, DEC. 23.-The Commoini Cotenci:l -as petially 5Umnanej [or' yestleday, I taike inso ra sid erio tile PeLiWO ?? Shaw, a Freeman of the Corporationri, ngainoi the Firtin~i .of Samoel Stelshebs; one Of the sitting Members for hr ,Gild. Tlre Petition ivas iernd. After the usunl preamie, the- petrlion proceeded as follows i- That said Samunol Ste- pen, in ibe ...

... CA 11113M 0,', E, JAN. This bein- Bachelors' Co nmcncemenrt, more than 140 took their degrees, whichi is tile gretatest number ever known to have been conferred on such an occaskon. Thte honours are as in the order of the followving I st:- Gwatkin, St. Jolh's, Senior wVraiglgr. Vt ILANGL F ItS. Ds. Wilki.:son, St.John's. Lt Croft, Trin. - Rogeos, C in.s Col. - I o le., Tri7. - Kindersley, ...

... :D tYrt POPR1?& ITGU DoE. 37.-On the zoth December the fleet -t Antwrp Ivas ax sail of the line, with some frigrates and gun-boats, all wvell supplied with ammutnition. There were 'only goo men on board, the rest of the crews being employed on 6hore. A watch-of eight or nine men was placed over each ship. The land force was calculated to be about goQo men.- Antwerp, in the customary sense, of ...