... - . . .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 ...

... iL; ; I; ! Z C!IPrC. = --!C-[ I s§i~+' ll(lo; ll( G!IRI VCL[(Et L 0 N 1) O) N: 1 2lL Il, JO. ft4, 5itf4. We lis, ni-ith received PariJo Turnils of Friday last, lit the lothi instaint. The msost important -trTicle they con- tieir, is dhe new Ordinance for the on)qervance of the !C. Sabbath iotld of Holidoys; T1he ldigarticles ire a t. 'Phat all Nwrkmnri setch as. niasol)4, CMea~tus frs, ...

... The L ONDON GAZE TTE, May 3 r, 1814. FOREIGN OrFICE, MAIY , 18t4.i* Earl Bathurst, one of his Maljesty's rrinicipal Secretaries ef State, hactiis day notified, by comoeand of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to the Ministers of friendly powers resident at this Court, that the Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Inaval forces off the coasts of the United States of NOrth Arne- rica, has ...

... RlOYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. ItSI'ettrsiD FOR TrIM ttSCot;;RS' OF Tlir AtPiP.tR it'lT F DROWNCDOR DEAD. 5. The Forticth RAnniver.sary of thii Insritution was celebrated sn Wednesday last, at the (ty of London 'T'avern, Hiis Ioyal( lighniess the Duke of KErNT in the Chair, supported by Lord IDundai abd a number 0c the Nobility anti others, Governors, &c. After the cloth was removed the following ...