... . t e 'Ib.I * Is. ;tv .\s I ccncivre that i I the gr d sc:; of xr * hich (,cit ruritain 6minls to be ni.tin, !;'.:', it i; niatcri:l error tli coofctt iiy:on E:;; li ! r c !i. coh- mind of Regiments in pie.f:4cnce tf fit , - ver si.Ietl ii4 tlit;: r ;i:-t u I aI r o' JIb !' .i. Ii ..'II ic:tic alcquiretnc, I i.: t:kn Ihe d c ( . !i ,.. lic. pnu ic, thrclonghl 5';111 nlCall, :a st.itenwilt (Al ...

... XIiEi A)IVVIIPONIL'LE. r 0 N 1) 0 N: T'HURSDAYr, NOVE-l17'ER 2.4, i~r4. In addition to the circuimistances We stated yesteldaY avs to tile inpedimtents to the admission of American shipping into the ports of France, we learn that the liccator, from the United Statc, laden Wvith cottons, Mas rcfused entrIlnce into BourdeauX, .usd was ordcred | Iound to Brcst. Thle ground alleged for not ...

... AMER JCIIN P'JPE.Lhs'. C Froni tide VaetiInedl Ii11ijecilCrl.] COPYS OF' A LET'T''I it1,0Mt NItAlJldR t lEt iRAL JACKSOJN 'rO't 1ECIIETARoY 0O' I12.5, D)ATI'I5 Ilead-qurtirer', 7th Mlilitary Ds5tric', Tiahite, Soot. . Sit s-Wtir t i mlvj emotions sir saisf.a'lon, I cnitOTl a licatl thatsoccreis has crowinedl the gatllnt e11'oris of our brace ohldit illrei i anid rvputl.,olj a combined ...

... I rnt#e RDnvR 4rf?,d AfoAj?jrj?vt, -1 - :0.1 ! SFilt, (IA.12r , i 9r4. You) eXerlt¶eft im beha3fofthe oppre!sed. pIithred, an1 mi£serable inhabitanter Of 1aly claim fty warmest tnitnId6., 'iPhe pizure wbizh you have driawn in yonr .iop.t of hi i MMtneti, 'of the.:icra sitA Rttion of thVr Ce- Irbrale icointry,. is urihontciv hut tlo true. - 'f1it nattiral adviarlt.-?e whiellit PWlSCIses hlv~,c ...

... To the EDITOR of (te MORNING CHRQNICLg. SI, I have been surprised at reading a plragriiph, which has been-copied into all'thepapers, resp6ffinglthe corps of blacks that has been embodied at Tangiar Island in the Chesapeake. It seems that one of the leading. points in carrying on the war with America, has been to raise the. negrbs of the Southern States in rebellion, against their masters, and ...

... T! P I L rAIT0i, 11, TrAi MiO,:N i CN6 t NICLE. I On ieadiin the debates of last nig;t, I wAs asto- nished to fin'i that the Ministers disavow all co-opera- tion of the Eritish Goveranient with that of S.cain in its late tyrannical nieasuree. 'Now, Sir, as I was at Vd lenci when Ferdinand was prejtring the meana for overthrowing the Constitution, the rei;tion of a few fz1as will best shcw howv ...

... THl'l MlORY,!AX; V( 'JU'XI(,GLE:. I, O N I) 0~ N: I .pr X EreD.NESDA .)5 T -..t3sz. 181t4. Si _ c~~~~~~x We received yeterday Paris Papers to the 1pth inst. The intelligence from Vienna, which is of the 7th, in states, that an important declarntion wns to be piblishled ixi at Vienna on the r5th, by the Minkters of the great powers, which would give the substance of Ohe changes determined upon ...

... 4~ ?? L nOYOf, NOY'ENrBER IS- THERE. is no particular news this week; and e gditS rT though very desir us of recurring tu souse stalemte I apecling the 7,ijes, which hoat paper flag conlraditted, which he certainly feels himself bound to notice, mnust re- frain both from this and (ither subjects, as he has sit at his first article, though of no very great length or pro- fundity, till his ...

... 'ANMERRICAN CGNGRESS. WASISINCTtY CITY, sEPr.l9, 1814. Thik beh- the dav asignud.. by I Ite Presi- dent ftr the, e'. of (ongress, the mern- h( rS assemnbl'-l ai ite apartutenls preparetd fi(r 4 lenir acsmumodati on at the iliquaI hiuti buta there not ben-a Quorum, both Ilunsd's :adjourttre. .i ,:sun3. 20.> A Q cirurn beirw preqent, the. President tran.tnitied 1y) his Sscrctary the following, ...

... /: - -. T~TrHS AND TAXES. -I f Srn,-~t is the quantity of anylting that rules the price; if rance, is permit feitt' iiiport her corn, the quaniity isr in- cda-di England, anhd the pricqeis pro- pVdticably k pt down. But if tlhe pric of corn is:very iot, ho9i is the Eglish ik~rmqr to pay his tytte~s, taxes, &. &c. withw-ivdh the French farmer is not buy- dened ?AThe proper answer isj tfkelff th ...

... UNITED P'ARUAAMENT 6.'? s.4 T Lu 4? fs3/ D [RAs ArND. 01l . st'LWI.-;:\. 5 Ll rd D RN!t-, r 1A)i p)LrrSe1n:itO ti) til' notLice ,Loe it. I I ~re'ii lruririlit , .creS oIn tottionr to the I i nto c e tp& r i i Narval AdItminist rotioni of this co 11' II t v I-IV fi'it il;S ranVf irrrrrr'petcnc y to thle task vvhi.~! .i0 I : d andil. ! dken ; itt at- the as mtie t inic, h i~i .tjoflr 40'1-r ...

... I iT. IILUNDREED COIPIES BE-PRINTS. B)ibliography trithin the last fesv years has fouud among its ardert pursuers, two or three votaties whG hive sele4ed some of the cchoicest articles of earlc Entlish literature, of which little more than thic titlts were genorally known, and- by a limited and faitifil reprint of onty one 1hundied copies, cqllated with tri respeltive ori -insis, while ...