... . ,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 ...

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... IVREEMASO.N Y. TE re-union of tile two fraterities of tlsi. Ancient Free Masons of Eigland, after a sepa ratiot of a cCltury, took place on St. John's day; December 27th, at the Freemasoi,,-b i, Great Queen Strcet, London, with great solemnity. The hall was fitted up on a plan arid drawing, which was inspected and approved of; Tbe whole house was tiled from the outtr porch. The grand ...

... T-E ------ CTHE M~ORNVIM1V CHR~tO.N IICLE.' L O N D'O- W-; .UESDAYr, JANUARY i1, 18r4. The letters by three Gter.enburg Mails were iitivored r fiom the PUst Office yestt'day. Our dates f0i'a,'. Petersburg are to. the 18t0h, fromn SiraIsUoll to Lii' I)tl. from Helsingburg to thl' 24th ult., and fromi Gttusn burg to the 5th inistant. If we mriy' believe the fo'llowing, which is &;Iad fromn ...

... I It . ,- I - 1 . - . ,e1 ir,t-tLI 't A p;.per monrey is the eueiY f Wscial nrder. F - . s NiPO'L-EON BONAI!AlTtE TV) tieeDtDTOR, Io ur MeOiNJ?1IArG; u-tpR oVlfuLf. t SIR,. a The task wfichl' hiae widertaken i; .difmcult, but its importance anId' necesity. iticife to ardloul, and long t acquaintane. with'the iubje& give confidene. E Iouric own readiness to insert a series of letters i's ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... $usd s Post. %xf .,vq~ soltl1L 2 -. t(ON ION AZLT'l'u SATURDPAY, JAV 8- leia~s Ofwbhich the flc'ollowing Fire copi''1k-a cesda! the Foreigu; Offiee twi hi Lasm iett ,i ref vrnd Visicount Callc it, K Isi rnjs~CAU es the Earl ol'Afisren1ii, K. Nlvl LnRO, Fre3bi. Binlglrngi Dec.2~11 V.4 thel '22dj itt 1reybur Aliere ?? A1ijg*y tl$,re~lved by thle, Empteror -of Aikstria, ;h bY diviuevvorship n ...

... pJ'fr'NrP. IYT'I,7WfA.CE. SLt.E gP-VA NiG.-AAn extraordirnary instantce of t kiot hi.ppewed ci c'hristrnyls eve, in, ie ?? of4M1r.ell, apo. i iecor, io. Stgau, atrcee StaFord. About nitne' 'clocl, M~r a . Mrsd 13, II. weni.,fro.r homiae, aviog :>TreViosIlV Sent tleir ser~va'lnt giyrl to hed. Swtiin after ten, ito1 Bell aid 'ter brother (vwhro satE u~p for their ft-her an. d Dlotici) were ...

... - , PA RLIAMENT4,RYCRLC- SCa .. . S- , . .. , . .. . . = , .- - :. ;; I . II : > Dica pur quani asa ratr~f sevtro* Couiro le s~ue saelte hta doppit uibergo ; Non c ...

... SUPPARSSI5NV OF BEGGING. In all large towns the practice of begging 'is a P standing annoyance, for nvhich' 'it is extremely diffi- cult to find any remedy consistent with. humanity.-2 If we 'were at liberty indeed to put down begging, by the strong hand of authority, the. process would be a short and easy; but, however well satisfied we may a be of the great evils of profuse and ...