... DJ LONDON, MONDAY; JANUARY 1. . i FRaSCH papers to the S7th, which have now arrived, contain the important intelligence of Bona- t pirte having on the preceding day left Paris teojoin the army. The regency is again conferred on the Empress Maria Louisa. A letter from Ghent, dated the 2oth, states, that Generaf Maison has, by a bold 1 ard 'sil'rul nmancruvre, relieved Ant'werp, defeated ...

... D UTCH PAPERS. e, THE DUKE OF CLARENCE. ff s, 9'bAele, b7n. 2o.-Yeflerday evening, at feven o'clock, is his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence, third fou of. d his Majelty the Ring of England, arrived in this town. sr In the evening his Royal Highnefs granted an audience :e to the Burgomaller and Council, whom he received in a h mot cordial manner. This morning, at ten o'clock, the Minifters ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAKY 9. WE have just received Halifax papers to the 1t0th of January; from which we extract the 4lowing important document - GENERAL ORDERS. 5C5Adj#t,,nw- Gceral'r qffle, Hgad.Quartcrs, i .AfmfreaI, Dkemnbkr 12, 1 81 t Hlis Excellency the Governor in Chief, and Canm- mander of tie Forces, has to annoinice to the troops under his command, that he has received a ...

... tolocalancouo crtrac??- , Li [No. XCIII.] ATHEISTS! asitdwt There have been men, v iso only assisted ?? pride and constitut o manan ten worth of causes, have undegnwndimn tha m uch c hearfulnes as t e be t o os n a s ae di wi th piety and devotio n ev r ddaothe tu Rellyigion Jor-danus draO, of Nola who wrote that silly piece of blasphemy call d Jac i el Bea tia exies- cuted for openly ...

... ANNIVERSARY of the BIRTH pAY of the LATE CHARLESJAMES FOX. If LATE CHARLESJAESs pxo8 On Monday se'nnight, being the Anriversary Of *ie Birth-day of Mr. Fox, a number of Noblemen *nd Gentlemen dined at the British Tavern, ith the Fox Club, in comnlemoratin m of the ?? and services of that enlightened Statesman. E-ar] of Albemnarle was I the chair, and he was sup- ported by lord Erskine, Lord ...

... From the L(NDON GAZETTE, Jan. 22. WARI ]DEPA'IivIEmN-r. - ~~~~~~~fnllccccmngSc c''it, jhccca ry 2t), 18~14. A r~ipitrctth, ofmwhich the folloioc ,c ig a ii extract, 11Ma9 bcnn thi5 Cis C day rc'evivitl lby Eacil PDii il tt, ndlrci. scitid t) h it Lordslni? byd Field M'carshal thle INa-itoiis of ' We'linttgol, 41j,, ST JTiAic oct1. Luz, JaIn. 9. at TDie enemy rcdliet-til a ...

... . bebeen . IEDXJESDAY-FEBRUARY 23. 1_ Warsied at Dover, on the 5th init., Captain JAMES FomIm 's. of I f thl Aberdeensh iMliitia, to L-.17AZ*'VH 1NE, dattghtLV oft B. I I S.AYEIL, E..m. Dower, ' . -$s.YIL, E*AJ. Dover, 111_ ~ -v oul el.(1 the} 14thl illstalt, intil(^l ;ni Ullrwer . i; Im~ Djied herQ h Ihimtn 'uI ndl 1Ml'rb It~l Mrs EeLIZARiwI I~VE, r~lict ue the !ati S .N 1 : 1 ,Iw aut At) ; ...

... To Tilt ED,4'OR QE THA C7ALEDcII.YJV 1MERCURr. It ij with -great sail~faction I have. btta informed by a friend to the Union CanaIdthrt the Lord Provost and Ma- gistrant of this ?? up tbe idea of locking down to. .etsb:. This always ajjyred to me to bc an nsnder:- king tiii would have, basn *ery expensive, unproductive, and att&dd. wi grat .inconveniencew to -the jocal trade, which coiti be ...

... -TU;ESDAY'LN$iO GA.ZA'TR- ?? 30. I 14. Line swieg'stree5 J.. 3J, 1S14. h R~isRvtch,;,or. wbtich the; feoWiklJI is.'rf- IxT ac! hisl,4ee revied, by Earl ttr a tdr d ' urd b Fieid Olrsbaf the Nlirq-i0 f-Wiellinton, O.C dated Sb Je.ade Luz, itb Januazry, 'l i4>I - Sice thie army passei the Nive o' the 9th of December (Gener I minaa isas hatte baiili o( 'he WrMo idurder It ?? at ?? the left.of. ...

... 'hE 'ATRICAL AEEX-MR. E , No. 165. tiff-re is a feeliny for which lut little credit is allowed to critics-, and which it may 1b thought great affectation for tit to prfotsess .-we shall however Venltlre to exprbss it ih spite of -the incrednltity of prejuldice. We know' 1hen lit gatetl pleagure than to hail the triumph of Oeniwsi a id to wtatch over the progregs of a growing famte. A mind of ...

... SECOND SUPPLEMUENT to the G6AZETE. COLONIAi D'PARTMENT. DOWNING-STiRE31, FEBiRCUARIY 8, 1814. Dispatecle, of which tile foflowing are coldes, have been this day ?? I frorn Lieut.-General ir (Vrsage lPrevost, Bart. vildtessed it) Eitrl 13athurst, orre of blis Ma jesty's P1t ircipal s*erl et rics of State. Headt-Quarters, Montreal, DJc. 1?, 1813. tl I .iio ,-Eliivling haid tie he oiruor to) ...

... -- FRIDAY-FeRitARY 11. The establishment of the Princes Charlote is ar. rauging, and in great forwardness; the whole of her Royal:Highnesses household is nearly, completed. The Prince of Orange haa issued an' order for the confiscation of all property in Holland, belonging to the subjects of France, by way of reprisals, for a si- mnilar decree confiscating.Dutch-property inFrarice. The army ...