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... UNITED) PARLIAMENT GRRA T BRITAfiNV /ND IRELAND. JHOUS1 ('P LORDS, Nov. 1. I'he House niet llr ten o'clock iil the momrliig, and proceeded furtietr iu iea ephal, ltohbio in v. tile Duke of Ath l. Iur- ti' r Iltirillq (Ilt Friday. T!\e Isri f Li V'c POI'OL laid cn the table the substance 6f the Trearv conchIded with the Allied Powver at Chaumtont, and an 1 Allitidotal Article oif t he Treat ...

... SAi-OTHERING LITTLEXcIHLDRVAT. DZ.4a Sali,-You voudut credit 4t, that youi Yourself but wiery hinnocently have colloged-with that divel's, ainam, Joanina Soulthiot, to make me a wery unappy mran. My ?? has lately met twith 'i paper of Tourn agenst smuther- i:lg hdrin, and theres my Inisery i but you shalthear my ao!e story. I am vhat the world calls a very fortinate wan, but I am riot e2zatly ...

... IM EP se R.A L_ PA J z P4RLIAMj ENT. : * ONOV9E OF LORDS. Monday, NOv. 1 4 DISASTER ?? LAKE ERlE. T*le Marqkii if BUCRIN61a ot, a#fter somne.prefatcry rt- sailas, revted for the Al rjifes, and Sentenice of the Court I Mariat, lately ?? opon Capiai6 Biirchy; wibch inlane, he cad, were i ghic crin inaiory of- she Naval Admtinistradiib at hoine, for the S reeessly anv-rrd, that this capture of ...

... 27I!E MORN.\ING C!IAP.OICL ?. :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t I LO0N 1) ON: -VIZ SATUA LI V. V??IdIERxr, sRT4. Accounts from H.amburgh svate that a great number of Prussian otficcrs had astivted there, and soeic of them of high rank, which circumbta nce led tIe cii zst to apprehend that the desigit wars eni-rlineil (Ft an- nexing HIamburgh to the Prussian dominions, as D)ant- zick lhad bexen ...

... DUTCH PAPEU.S. FilO/ SF 27.-rhece is no gromd Fi~o FlANCI Oc. mLt1 i Foreign P:~ncr, whaever for the asstn'i Is madc Fri tat ~cichief pit tislnas and former coyridanns of N?1po. 3con are in raris, and holdsecrct uectiIngs. 'r11C trktllI is; t1:1:-iniost all those Miniatef.s 41nd Counncalars fi. vonired by Bornaparte, who are not continwl- d ili ollict bythe present Go~vernment, lfi t: c ...

... . 5- AMERICAN ACCOU7'0 rS. 1- EXTRIACT OF A L' TrER. FRuhS GENERAL VARVAM. ,. ?? Bflifllo, Sept. 12. h I)rYA.Str-Ourgallant little armyoin this frontier has if agaml sfgnalihzd itself l-y gaining a biilliant viictry (over a part !- of theenemy's forces iear Fort Rrie. Two of the evemy's n batteries wvere carried, the guns spiked. trannions broken off e aud their magazines !'l.svlw up. The ...

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... 2Y..' L .Vi.) 0 S GAZl I'T:, NoQ,. z2, 1814. L'.,llv of a Lettr from Calltcir, Mcilcc.' ii hI; M bjca t'sShi Icl-s'aric, ci'Jcre~sedl iii llr- Acir :cI GrlIch, an trans.1 Ceatci by kbe latta:r to John VWit r)c Crc'lcr. rqq. IMl Rlajestv's Shilp' Uulss'arit, off George&s Shhoal. WI. 2.1, 1814. F411,-1-113-ft the 111ioccr 5. icsfcscca YVI, that the Harclequains 1crlovst'r mrhccnier of ...

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