... FOREIGN INMEL, IA JGIC, >NCNZC.'. ii'splcl 0 I tV1Tilt a ii:itctet:otiireIt.Otgt'c5. ot'V\~ittmi p Ettjit is oaild, is to recirie niot oth' griosIta tetitiionh'l ,to the liltlire fiOti hli 'Mu netli t) `lv l, hot also go ~it lert ~of 5axttom xhi~ch is to piccetet.' it!; Colltit iltiolt, arid to heC 1osr'ret 'i Vice. R oy. fni retu IIr htri tis. Pru ssia. it IS alddEd, wvill 'cile .to Runssia ...

... DOMESTIC INTE-J.D.GENCE. LONDON, Juti-.c 3 ., Tlhe circomstances attending the blea Lkiug oiF of the treatv of rariage het weell the Pri ncess ClIallotte n ild the Ileredlitary j nl'cinr of Olrapaje, continuie to Ie stated various)v by curerrt re- ports. (Ine stltaetslcit aIlegs s, that the repIginl lece Of the pri il- rC'SS to blillg' taken ont of thc kingdom wazis entirely 'olied.d to, i ud ...

... !Ps'IlvMC. July 23. Orders have been issued from *t,e WarOffice, to re, dice ?? of Cavalry to the following Est.a- bluishtment, viz,-1 Cotonel, I Lieutenant Colonel, 2 Majors, 8 Captainq,- 8dUeuteuanits, 8 cornetsj 8 Troolp Scrjeant-Majors, 24 Sevjeants, .,A Corporils, 37S Pri- vatteS nioustiel,,8O ditto (4ismllnuited, Thu1rsday the .Sth Dragonri *G(tiaras .xuarcled illto this town, on their ...

... Fr iday's Sara aIt LONDON, . - Louse, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1814. . Dnacol - le P AR IS aple-s to the 1th arrived yester- I day, hut the intelligence they contai' s i3,yrii- 'Fr i le Pottant. Tune rwas agrranid reviedw ontlic O1th, 42d, 71 ?? ~I th Iitfantry antd Cmasly iii aritd - ,lf trris werc pulsetit. -Tre NPse Feoeral Compact on ibe aitile NineteeO Scisteiga9 ( ?? Siser at tiaitd e 3'S 3 ...

... UNiTiEID PR1-l1ANlEN l' G A T 1 4 ) . ? I T VI1) A'A rN DL a D. 11OlJSEl tF LOllDS, JUI.r 6. Counsel were ftOlIN heard in theappeal Afilne v. Smith, wien judgtnsnt wv:,s revevO.:l Counlel Woere partially heard in tlic anneal Lor- Alounit:arri6 v. 1Vijtc, iord Stewtat tAok the (Oaths and hlis Seat. His L or!shin LaS iorrodticel 'y Lord Gordon (the Maeloqis of -untic') and Lord Beresford. Mfr. ...

... LCATDON. MrCENISDAY, JULY 2O. WE have received some a reesnS- dat¢. Whe .iptekgencsv cunta4rie n.4lies 1Q papers, from the frontiers of Norway, encourage theblope that the affairs of that country will be settled without causing aTeffusion of blood. The Commissioneis of the Allies have made new Dyer- tures to Piince Ch'listian, which, it is supposed, he will accept. They have offered him the ...

... MANNERSOF THE CKARATSCfhI. r.- I - t.. P- - -,S1 r, ia.) ~e (from Klafiroth's Travels in the Caucasus and Grorgia.) xviI fit Thle people belofiging to this litltt trb set htte onct: he remioved from M~adsliairto the district wltich tey at preseii COC a itihabit, before the Taschierkessians came to the Kbralt, ForE he, aid- derive their orirme of Ckaratschai fromt tile chieftain with n, under ...

... DOIEES1TIC INTrELTIGENCE. LONID)ON, luzt-y 21. Adrc. T. . 'artitl, Si. G. Wooci, o th,, noyai Arti'lrry, and J. TAcker, Esq. otta ol'thi-e oI the N;;vy, are appointed Cromnissioners, titnder the (reat SectJ, to prcceed to Anitwerp, and carry into eflbct the article contained in thc Treatev of Peace, relative to the partition of tile fPet cnd natvo. -oren at that place; they leave town ...

... FRENOH PAPERS. .amin raine Paris, July 29. h *, The King is still indisposed with an attack of the gout, and is not yet well enough to proceed to cha- the pel. His Majesty is, however, sufficiently recovered the to preside at a Council. An article inserted yesterday in the Journal de tl DyalParis states, that on Sunday last some subaltern fr agents of police were very troublesome to some tl ...

... Of ' Par'is, June 28. n- The following nominations have.taken place p id Mareschal de Camp Grundler is appointed Corn- P ?? rd mandant of Arms of Paris, in the room of Lieut. n id Gen. Ricard, appointed to the command of the 10th ti in military division. .IN he Lieutenant General Decaen is appointed Gover a he nor of the Ilth division, comprising the Bordelais. of Marshal Oudinot, Dpke of ...

... A:)i.f lTHELONDON GAZETTE. AT THE COURT AT CABtTON-IIOt'S:-.fl!LY I. ihe Prince Regent, acting in the uaniac and nln tile beillai of his Majebty, Suverdignr o tit. Mist Noble Ordt (f ttie Garter, hs2, Lter:n 1t~ldle- 'fly l. ttri pat lit under the sign Iiritlut oif illS Rwel' liltess, and the trtiat sebt or thi a Or- er, liarin1 dv- rciptc;rivelv tihe s2'at dey of April a;nd the SaLh dry ol ...

... P A '.wi s I II- A iVA , ca,~ I ~ 1.. **viar** 1 nt - l I~ tihe prit ,ile dettmiisf riitmi IS of by aet lie ?? tjolIS P~acid wiel iia-ilani d wiad Ietr s'illies, isar, Tw,,ii by ihicir ColFIrgt th~, pl' ov'rale0', I ile yjvc' us rt'i' t samilt' it, Tcourdiig, rht huge Villaie rolevi ties w hicik h~ave 1, Ii'rl taikoln is place, _ VV , tusy, adby which every miass, %vonltlml 511Child iiv~ lg ?? ...