... TO LORD VISCOUINT MELVIrLLE. Mv- LonDu,-Public replort has 'intimatd that another Naval 1romotion is about 16 take place. This measure will not surprise the'nalion, -if any reference lbe had to the brevets of the' Army,-where we find not nisny ress [Ilan5 eight hundred Generails to the smallest Army in Europe,- speaking of this country as the first in rank of European poaers,-anld but two ...

... - T 4Oh'SON, DECCiUtER 4. t h se w0 conceive thata 'igor ctiiatioi of tha *,&r will utihately compel the Americans to aceede Lo the 'teri dtmanded by our- Governmenit, the uews arrived- this weds. roma 4adia will perhaps affart -some addijional ?? Nr th eir onfideat'eXpeclatisia5. A-partial estimnate ,of eauses8auelUctn, nited to- the film which earnest wisties C.I AsIVer the eye -If rational ...

... ITHE EXALIN , R. I LOVNON? Ociv2R 0, . $];nNc:rrlher h;as at last been he2rd 0-e the al~airo in Norway, It appears, by a string of p~hapaphs d. ed oh, differeot dayo of the moith frorm the headhquarsrs: at Frederickshall; that tbie S owedmh ?? left Ih'at flace on the 4th of Ostober, for Chrisftlaia, aboo't which if '~fh it~ had bepuli to amselelle -,-them ?rince 0R7 nay,, too unwell to appear ...

... - . . .I il [[URTHcIt EXTRtACT'S.] px ARMY OF ARRAGON ANN) CATALONIA. lis HTead-quarters, Gerona, Feb. 2, X8I4. tr oRD)l!iR OF THE-IJ? DAY. t iSo DIERs,-Fortweentyycarsyou liavebhetm accustomed to a thl cornhat and to conquer the enemies of France; you have oflten l carried arong themyour vi(torlious eaglus, guided by the invin- ss cible Napaleon, and as frequently I lid !own your arms to ...

... 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 ...

... SFC('ONDI) SUPItIE.r;lI' TO Ti] iSA: LODOAN GrZ. T1,, OL S=Q!' 1. DAV, FI&U. I 2. AAR DR1PAIENT. D iilD i.ch: lj which thei tollowing is a CopY, was h st nig1ht re- ta : Lc L ri 13 chnrct tiice, addressedto 3i; Lo rdship by (i,.caxI Sir '2..ozai (,rama:n, dated MIerxenm, Fi b. 6, 1314. Nead-quarters, ilerxem, Fe'). 6, 1814. ;jY r Gi,-I anliud h.we been happy to have had so aenlo;nce to your ...

... 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 ...

... '!*F() TQIn Luut', (W O aTnE MORI{ NG CHRONICLE. f (.rY) hy do l d lesio1 asid det1brone Bonaparte ? 1tn Ike fi-st place zei.e tLe it in odr power? 1 a-ree with your Cor'espondent in thinking t1t tile firs tht h frt ottlhese questioni is best answered by the second. I think likcewvise, with hiuil that if wve have any agree- ment wvithl Al stri, orw %ith our other Allies, to' spare Don-lraite ...

... BREMEN AN'D H-IIALIGOLAAVD M.41Ls. S; BLANKIENSE, JAN. 21.-SinCe peace with Den- it mairk was concluded, grcat movements have been ob served among ,the troops lere ; those under thre co03- inand of Count WVoronzow and General Walrnoden, t ie yesterday crossed Lde Elbe, and the remainder is to I follotv to-da.y M1orlibuorg. a little isle near Hamburgh, has been taken V by the Russian trocOps : ...

... 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 ...

... ! EW Mri'x or ,A Al1 DE [A,(S A rc,1 'rn |1-AAN (7:111 [L sOP'IY A NiD ill 12 C I I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . ~~~~~(Cuprstiieted.)2 To Me EZIft'OR P e M:JR X V' Clf-'-he SaLt, Tite prirnciple that e1 t ell iteli s, i t:.-sao , n:11. ,!- cnlties oJf le muiid way be traced tvo, cii o w'ti aIccountedifor, front siple sensal iho, i4, :!. I i mains of Mr. Locku'sc celebrated isir n, 0! Lb hlich it ...