... PoST1'SC RIPT., -SATUJIPATS-LONDON (;A.ZIETME BY2XYPRESS. PVEttOtlFtCP, JASJ. 8,18. D 1SPA'JCHES of hi.Ch the TolloV al;aecopies aud an 7xttaet, have been, re- ciliveldt ath il Foreign Office, addressed to i Vilcaelot tdstlers..iill:- It FreThrg ?? rguDee. 24, 1013. My LOuVL,jTbc Liuperor's ?? 'a~t dI from Frekbloi-le.anto eyburg,vi'L Dec. 12, 6 Darmistadt; 13, l-lezdlehntrg;, 14, Durlitcl'; ...

... I-BULLE TINS of the CR'OWPN PRINCEL. Head Metartrs, Are!, Dec. 16. Tbe armistice demanded by rle Prince of Hesse has been granted. It began on the 1.tlh inst. at midusight, and will fluish oin the 29thl at tse same hour. M'e shall profit by this interval to pushr the operations against Hanburg. 'I'he Danish army has been able to enter Rendsberg as it were by a miracle. Two hours later, and it ...

... Salurde.wfs Iose. B1y Eapress. . ._ LOiDON, JAN. 7. Private letters fronl Paris assert that the Govern- Da ment lhas uot power to collect or keep togeteher tlhe conscripts. No ?? do ia few, of theni assemble, lr thian fuiding no0 adequ ate force to restrain tiem, tle thev quietly return to t leir own hom es. lhe I Fi'enlch fundils On the 27th vwere so low as -8 alid a INe fraction. They since ...

... A.M. S UfiE Y'S Nn2'V Alrt,lns e . I . .- I I Mr. .buthey's Ode 6as it lengili-apieaelec was anrdounced uLinder the title of- CAimmai4 i but ( which seems to be cornmittitigr his preter -as a proplhet, if not as apoet) uder tlat of' t I . NtPI r r oinD1weneAC ,677ItAt)?PO they \Ve see no rea-son why the autihor minhlt not hia ed the title o Horace's Odeif entire, and havfei .C(AmIIRN SCU1ARn, ...

... -: I . . . , T=LIRTY-.SECOND IIUIL.E'r'IN Oll-ItE CRuoWN P??Iu ,gWE'.. ',' stw - tI--cunn V Es5, 1i1:t, I)EC. 2II, Somiatnmed gin-vessels from firniburgh having approslcl: Blankenese, prozbably -with the view of captuiring sonie 1055 -. that were thtre, Oeneril NVrouzow sent a' detchnmeli -f.' troops, with one piece of cannon, to the bank of the 1Cbee (h this anl adtion took place with tbe ...

... :UCHESS OF BUCCLEVCH' S FATE. DUCHESS OF BUCCL EUCH'S KETT. Dalkeith, Jan. 7. Her Grace the] Duchess. of B 'cceuch's Fete, at Dalkeith House, on Wednesday night, combined as much elegance, splendour, nad festivity, as we. hare witnessed. Thewefl knawrurbanityand condescension of the Duke, and theease, elegances and fascinating manners ofthe I~ucless, contributed much to the a- musement ofthe ...

... TIRE FroM)W.[wN(o ?? Of -tie Year 813, (Cof'IC]' ran,, % P':ROVICIAL Mftl~f) Appettr.;so Mighl itroig ht readily give it a ptace in tilt Oxtford Jourual of this ilitv. Th erIPI. -first illv~ the forintmeI of Bionaparte ldccltie. It ais hin t~hat Yom -a that hi, cetebraltcd Crildtli Arlil~ oshich laid lice Sion long, thle. te-rl of IEttroplc and whicl i~lt acontisideredt invincible, n-us Im ...

... ?? .~Ioun ~r MR;LM..CANNING.j I)IN ERINHOOURO~ i didfte ?? iast,, nearly 400 4 h fte4;a th1 Dl ordsy last, nearly 400 of tihe frielids of the 0O M eorge Cainng partook of an excel- I Riosir at the Liverpool Armns Hotel. The hort a ,sis fitted op for the dtcgasion vith great LOOie and ?? , gs in the chai , and tftei the ,jinl Botoat, hle gave I Our distinguished re- 5°ual°lt-h lkioht Hon. ...

... FOREI ITGOFFICE-SAN. 8. 18l4. Dispatches, of which the followirfg are copie s and an es- > tract, have been received at the Foreign Office, address - cd to Viscount Castlereagh, from his Excellency Gene. ral Lord Viscouqt Cathcart, K. T. and from his Excel- ...

... BOW STRET. P On the 4th of November last, the Stroud mail- . coach was robbed of a parcel containing Ciren-4 cester bank-notes,.to the amount of L2,800. The: i, robbery is supposed to have been committed': when the coach was between Slough and Lon.s; - don. Some time after, two of the stolen notes, t for ten pounds each, were presented for payment. at Messrs Masternan and Co.'s. bankers, White ...

... STATE OF RELIGION IN' THIE EAST INDIES. .Ertec t' Lcttcr.-Ahout two hundred years ago the Fast 11(itt.i Company was coiistitut Wd byROl CatrNil jon il Fn valtious *,ghts aid Privileges,, w~idch were Llonfirrmcud mied alterud I'l-oi litte to tilm; by successi've Acts of' Parliamenti, .ior aani11Vvye;r they posseitedl no territory in India, but thev S;wat hecaluiw the uovereigns or at great ...

... 11RIDAY-JANUARY 7. Yesterday morning his Royal Highness the Duke 'f Clarence left town to proceed to Holland. A morning paper says- We stated yesterday l that Murat was arrived at Bologna, and was nego- ciating with both parties. Rumour says, that he has gained his end. He has made terms with the allies. It is said; that his demand was to have the Papal territories added to his own Neapolitan ...