... -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 ...

... '!*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 ...

... LE'~iILm VirL iii the EDiRoi the M(ORXG CHRONI!CLE. {' A paper money Is the greatest enemr of poclal order. NAr~rA I9NAPARTIE. P i &t Mdney is neceSsary for equality in 6 iange, whic is di necessary to a coulmsunity. I UsTotLEA di St R, When a writer undertakes to explain in a series d in lettert a subjebt of importandc, atid develope truth.4. to to the multitude to &hodm they are unknown, ...

... I 41 P', PA ??iW, F 1! 3 - I ? . - - . --. I A. tn a tor;tr kf eas Csos'Faar wve maentii3netr tle un&e%6 k ?-ye6e dissoltiuion of thle Legi'Jative Body bf trance-, hv (lder of the Empvt:or; andi also, titat the cause xi VdlilJi led thereto tvas th; peace-reconmtendtimg tenour 1 hf tile Renort of tilC Extrauidinaty Committee ap- \s Itpojiste:l to exeiine the offticial docunitnt meljatint to x ...

... 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 : ...

... D iTCH PAPERSo FRANK FORT, FE. 4 .-Swxitzerland brings into the field immediately x 8,ooo men to join the Allied forces, and a portion of them have already been united with. s the Austrians at Geneva, where there are 8 or g9oo Zo men, principally infantry. Zo The principality of Neufchatel has been taken pos- session of in the name of the King of Prussia. . The official Gazette has the ...

... ! 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - . . .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 ...

... '1119 MATESTY'S CUSTOMNT-HOUSE, IN THAMES- s TREErIT, WITH ITS VALUABLE DEPOSITS, AND NUMEROUS OTHER BUILDINGS, TOTALLY DE. .STltOYED. S.iturday morning, about six o'clock, a dreadful fire broke out in the Custom-House, in Lower Trhanes- street, which burnt with great fury, and in a few hours destroyed that old but useful pile of building, and all the valuable property, including books and ...

... YTHE MllORAINU CHRlONIdCo l> L 0 N 1) 0 N: THUR.SDA2, FElll UA Rr * 554 Paris Papers to the 2rst instant (witi the exc\ S 'of tie minor papers of thle 20th,) reached town yc;, g day. It might naturally have been exp)eiced after t announcement in The Moniteur, of the battle of N ges, in which BONAPARTE had taken 6o0o PriSoner- O the I 7th at noon, and wvas following up his suCCcesi that some ...