... '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 ...

... - . . .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 ...

... ll2Rl;DVEST'R'lDAY}.1 byZ [ltIECEiVEIY) YE.SEUDAY.J I (;. PAnlS, FE1. 19.-lhe Emperor caused the troops r( iid to march on the iS t in the morning on the bridges of c, Bray and Montereau ; the Duke of Reggio advanced n upon Provens. His Majesty being informed that the tl corps of General \Vrede and the Wurtembergers was al L, posted a- i ontereau, weent there with the cOlps of the 01 _ Duke ...

... LP# A flR.4 ViE4@? tS. Sir Vicary Gibbs is to be thee new Chief justice of tile Common Pleas, in the room of Sir J. Mansfield.. Mr. Baron Thompson is to-be the new Chief Baron. Mr. Richardag ChiefJIstice of Chester, to be the new Puigni Baron of the Exchequer. His Majesty's Attorney-General to be Chief Justice t of Chester ! b VrWe trust that the very earliest opportunity will be at taken of ...

... PACIFICU' t a6, NEW AYORCK, JAN. 1&.-_We have it, on the atithotity es, of The iyatin'l Inteiliine'cver, that the President5 on a ?? Friday last, no/ninated to the Senate Henry Clay, of f, a, Kentucky (now Speaker of the House of Repiesenta- v 4, tives),;atid Jonathan Russell, of Rhode Island, as Corn- Ift. missionersjointly' with Messrs. B'ayard and Adams (now at St, Petersburgh), to conduct ...

... .. I'll .. . I - I I 1. - r 1, O-Nl ib Wl? LS .11 , h61'lolt & ? 14. ), rP?i?Nd cufto-'41C IU Vr] L flLtI r s s.J 1a*1.-i SI R, On reading the leading alticle in your Paper of this day, I -was much suioprizcd to sce hlat the vely nefa- rious tri-k which was p ! ...

... THE AO1RNI~Y(\ CHRONICLE. L O ND ON. TUESDAr, FEBR.UAR12 ?.?, 1,¢t4. The Stock Exchange professors of the art of hoJax- ing,yesterday carried into praitice a most unjustifi)bIC deception, for the purpose. of raising the price of thc funds. For some time past there has been an inunda- tion of rumours, each producing in turn a temporarv effeat, and all in the end proving equally fallacioos.- ...

... 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 ...

... ! 1 : - ?? - A M IN - . ?? EX.Af.MIN.ER. k. Parly is the adness of iniy for th gain of a few. Sa Ir N~i. 313. - ,POt-TICiL PATROdNA6&E. Iwr Wouidrhe a corioum, and we suspect not a very grati- finag thing etent-W some of thuse who profess to be' mest slic~ke at BONAiPAnTa, to inquire into the ijferfor cauSe5 of his decline,-to diseover how- it is Mhat his Geperals are not A ol t clever, and ...

... = N ---- A = -('I --I TABLE MUVRA\ILVO' CHROl() vlLE' ill- of L 0 N D 0 N: r 'id IV-DNlESDAY2-, FEBR mUAiRJr 23, 1814 e c, We insert this day some further extra&s from the laid Paris Papers, bitt they throw, no further light upon the state of affairs. Expe~tations were held out from day )ut to day, of the arrival in Paris of a number of Russian - and Prussian prisoners; and it is positively ...

... PAlIS PAPEItS. - ~~~~~~~[IFURTHEa EXTRACTS.]Ib be PARIs, FeBni . -A report had~ been spread of the 'e bedeath of the Prussian General York, at Chateau Thierry. n This report is confirmned. Tue General breathed his , last sigh at thle house of a post-master, who had be- it stwdfnhi 11te ae and assistance which humra. mlt in- nity didates. va ,to, NANTES, FFen. i 2.-Yejsterday 8oo Austrian ...

... $A~t4rbr BOAth No.111, %I When the tortlr shall have adeptech tIIe spirlt* oF afcomnito- tlation Sond Conritia~ilffl illeoi AND NoTr TI.M. THE N can the b3oar~. proeladin that it lits eiideavour-d to do its duty.; LE-r-7i1 o'F Mit. 6Hi tTrAI4. INzgnity aind manliness' in the'trtle sons6 of the ek- a prfession, wverc chara~eristics in Catholic proceedinvs, P whvich) we he~er Wlinessed without ...