... LONDON, WEDNESDAT, Oct. 12. We received ;at a' late hour on Wednnesday h morning tbe Paris'pqpers of Suiday last. VYi- - enmais asceie of great splendour,.. :li4llfdetea . and ilbnsinations succed each net; and in i tbe snidst ot them the Ministers e the different pmoiarchs hold daily. aul secr.t conferences, . prelimninatt to the formal opening of the Con- . gress, The first of October was ...

... LN O , - ?? , J LO.NDO.rc, T6]I'S.DAY, July 12. Frenech pcmreto the'7th wvre' reeeived nn C lnmtoy-thev aflrtl stronn, piroofs ofthe dif- ficulties thlat surround Louis XVIi. and his c flu el ntneuit-Delipttiit,. inister of War, conti- r ines to issue oiders, requiring Military Officers to leave-thle capital aud join their corps, but they a are not iibeved-prisoiers or War returned home t (ip ...

... SUPPLE-AtENT TO TIlNt . to.DON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINA2EV; oi SATUfRDAY THE 0TH Or AlRIL. SUNDAY,.A?5;. 10, 1814. Foreig1 Office, April 9, 1814.-COlOnel Lowe ar, riced last night at this Office, with dispatched firoh Lord Viscount Burghersb, of which the fol- lowing are copies:- Par*, 4pT 7. MY Lo ,-The great events which have of late occurred in this capitalwill be best detailed tn you by his ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2a. The Ist of Noreniber is tine day now, fiaxed sit tit upon 10rithe openling of tile COUgT4ess at Vienna th It is5 stail that Sir George Prevtit is ordleredl l ho~tte. co T're Brussels papers state, that the Empress 'I of' R ussia anti tile DuIches of ()l'hdenbihare is formingi a 1tartv at Vienfia in taritior oti the soil eli of Gustavuis tile dethroned Kitiglr ...

... ?? ? .1 I - , . I :P , . ?? ? I I I , .1 . I 11 . .? j., . . ? I . . I . I . . t In WCOA Of oN, IDOWDtatt. - ,I/TICU4AR). a C Srn-su ?? desired to be present at Mrs. 8ytcttsaecouesinaeni. bad it ?? plate. as twas then.exptocid; the fienda cosider it as their duty to luinarlmyalannd ail ihe medical gentlemen who had that inteniti, tilat to all appearantice she died this, nornoing exactly ai ...

... CORRESPONDE NCE RtSPFCTING TTIE DRAWING R0031O i Leiter of ?? Priacrss of Wtak to 4dk Prince Rigent. c Sm&,-1 am once more reluctantly com- palled to address your Rowal RHghuess, and to in- eltse for your inspection copies of a note rjhich I *.ave h.;d the ?? to re eive froni tbe Queen, an4 of the answer which I t ve thbougbt it my duty to return to her Majesty. It 6ould be in vain for me to ...

... IIALIFAX. AND AMERICAN P.iPERS. BATTLE OP CIIIPPAWA. COPY OF A LETTER FROM CAPT. L. A0)ST'N, AIDE- DE-CAtIP TO. GEN.-BROWN, TO T1'11 SECRETARY OS WVAR, DATED Headlquarters, Buffalo, 29th July, 1914. I lbave the honour of adidiessiog yon liy (I- sireof Gen. Brown, who is now vonnlined bV wounds received in a severe engagement witli the, enemy on the afternoon and oigbht of the 2ath inst. Our ...

... MENCCH PAPERS. 1. . . I. .. ?? , =. Parijs, M arc7 22.- Her NMjoesty,. the Empresb Queen and Regent, has received the IfLillo vwig Iotelligelice of the siuat ion r f tile arenies to the 20th of March :- rhe Russiatn General Wittieensteiis, wit Isis corps of tihe arsu, Was at Villenoxe. He had thrown bridges : at Pont, where he passed the Seine, ard he marched upon ProvinS. The Dnke bf ...

... 2 j iIIAL PARLIVMUENT. * uov1zE OF LORDS. Loul ord ?? us ?? from the office a nf Ut-airmisriai tl CointteeK ti tile H 1 re of Lords, l wich el le nas heldw;t i so mucli creult to ?? r *iid dirliant la. t . tbe brrsinesi of the Ht uor. Oil 1lurlsy, mife 17tLh inst. the Eail uf Liverpool- rr;ved An au ddrtes to tbe Prince Regent, prayng e at; ihe Would be pleasvld to confer omne imark of His ...

... 11,11b, . A1 5 V 5 L2* I 'A VL ?? tA .1 u ITa l; wh feelingsr ,f Satisfarlion which 1 Nvoryls arc inadequattr to exp~res that we coargratula. coor llcarl.;; on tel, rf.-:zrarion of PErca with the UN ITNtI' AM2tI'ES r RI AML'ICA. Thib Coinktry, tht ll,3 tthe goo! ifludloc2. f Jt is r1. .al Peace withi Eut U wo,?, itvi AMEMUCA, tlad with ?? AVoDi I. Tle '1'eiplv of Jimus is onee mnhre Shut. Tl, ...

... THU . MERCURY. THE. mhtropolis isD in snch g state ol'bustle anld dissipation, and the attention of the Journalists is' so comnpletely ocdupied with fetes, spectacles, .and ?? that it is in vain to expect from thqm any important political disquisitions, or in- formation on subjects unconnected with those splendidpageantries. Parliament itself seems'in- fected -with this .geaeral dissipation, ...

... J ?? ?? . - - A.A A A . (gV EXPREhSS.)-LONDON, DEc. 1. ,fNrEjED RETORT OFVi ~CAPTUlE O SACKETT'S. HARBOURt. A pnblinl pspcr ot' Minday last, (T'he Free- Wat's Journal) received this morning, has -the *subioincit coincidinig notice of tbe reported de- strietion ol' the American naval firce at Sack- ettbs larbour t f ?? An arrital f'rom Cork broghlt the fillowing ;llportaut conlmunication to our ...