... ?? -- ? I I- 9. - , - , fl7 ?? . - .. -- rb ?? ?. ?? .. -T-, . r: I . r, ?? : ? :. , 40? .1-11 I .ANoDSflu, JsA 2 -Yietertly, her MAJEWSY held her ManIh' 1Ccinnti, W it-nquorciwite the state, f the 1(is:'& healthN. It wno understbo tha h&! MAJEsTY IIInJ tb& Lo ?? isy the Plhysitcias iaywraiflng; *wejt In see the Ki'KG but no--euversaimo ?? -Yes- 'rt' yeifng ?? s-da-y, her 'IsErv had a ...

... . ,nlN. TUI'SDAY., J1 V NDON, TU ElSDtAYt JAN,. il. .?hint at Duxcldof Q- of jpr r r R~ e Pirgay 4c. Cy thle Alis. ,arte lS~j>,rr5 arrived tbis inoing with iWOi° 5 A J~fltC1 pslail arrived* alsu, with Aecounts ith ie 7th1. edthsnmritringrbyovr. 'itl~relltlis receiv' li - (vern oe disl t the Iead quarters of the Allies Were stid at slate dia Ihivt. at tie bhead otra Prussia; irtnin, Ilis 0!6 ...

... 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 ...

... LLOYD'S. MARINE LIST-JA N. 7. Paris, Dec rS. The True Bloeded Yankee, American privateer, Captain J. Oxnard, belonging to Mr H., Preble; is arrived at Brest a from a cruize, during which she made 4l prizes; among them the Cora, Farmer, from Smyrna ?? (arrived at Ros- coil'); the Favorite, Evans, from Buenos Ayres to London; (arrived at Abbirevach); the Eliza, Knapman, from New.' foundland to ...

... 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 ...

... - iiiisc~L'A NEO tts. . As a proof of th1e mildness of the late season, an apple 'tee was lately seen, il Mr.. Hawkins's garcdin, at Sunk IDland, in full blosrorni and 4lso in Mr. Stubbings'i .gardjn, at Hedno, a gOs'e'irte wai observed with three . . besuti~ul roses dn it.,, . t On Christnmas day, a ieetinig was held in'the Metho- . . dist'chapel, PitringtbLT, which Iwas ...

... ael,60ni= f'Innaurp, EDINBURPG1H, SA TURDArA-JNUARr 8. IMPORTANT FRENCH PAPERS. We have received, from our private correspondent, French papers to the 2d instant, containing the speech of the President of the Conservative Strate to Bonaparte, with his reply, the decree for exe- cuting the late conscription, and for calling out the levy en masse in such provinces as are invaded by the allies'; ...

... Crifnd Assembly of Free Masons on the Union of the two Grand Lodges, on St Jon's d ay, Dee. 27, 1813. ' The ne-union of the two Fraternities of An- I tient Free Masons of England, after a. separa- I tion of a century, took place o Mnday last, -uith great solemnity. Free Masons' Hall was fitted up on a plan and drawing, which was in- A vected and approved of. The whole house was tiled froni the ...

... ,* ', , ) ' ; t.','lC-- _ ? Y aRC to jab -.s.e il 1.) Epi- -I (T Is c: t b..> W > ,te th;E t4.kl. TRANSCXVISC. (O . I:CT I'wt r1!E DAY. i' C : ; I t' *o 2tlltst ZLII rihing ill IIhcnlvcnd enrth, y kh - : id isr i ub I dotn th ipruspelity idtta( - r 's''X it~iti.>:. s~tl; :li'k. fir t1heeall -eO~'i~ll iC( I, l ie b I c craerl Igood .1 1111mai, v' 1u d ll 0otv~S~ci( s o~t ore i'iiTee, ...

... LOXNDON, JAN., 2ditpisters have issued ths fiulowilni6 Btilletin ML' ithe subject of the gratifying events now'pass lg let ?? Conltinent :- The Allies crossed the Rhlilne 00 the 00th uJl. Their wvhole arrangenieuts would not be completed before tke 5th of January.- Arrangements had helen made with the Swiss Can- t touis, a.ud tile Allies have pledged themselves to replace Switzerlaotd in the ...

... To the EDITORS of the Liverpoot Mercury. GEYTLEMEN, , am one of the very few who, like yourself, have hbd the patience to peruse the enormous letter of the f Piltite, which appeared in the Liverpool Courier of 'Wednesday last. To the argumentation of that letter I think it unnecessary to reply; but, as a friendtoe rnth, I deem it expedient to vindicate the v eracity ofa gentleman, ...

... eut. Col. Vernon, and the Officers of the Col- nicis, or East Sutbik .Loca Al dilitia, under his coin- mand, have offered Ih1c1r service to his Ahljesty's Govetntent to any part of England, under the provisions of the late Act. The Rev. Johl Carlton, D.D. Rectocof ?? cum Boxted, and of Stansfield, in this county, is ap- pointed one of his Majesty's Chaplains ill Ordinary, ill the room of the ...