... 'AVIE M1IORNING CHlZONIPLIE. L 0 N D O N: TIIURSDAr, DECEIMBsER v, 1814. A Hamburgh Mail arrived yesterday.. The imelli- gence from Vienna -in the Papcrs. nierely firni.Aes soaie additional conjecfurcs as to the dispositions of the dif. ferent powers. It is, however, said, that the Allied. Sovereigns will remain in that capitao until the end of January; evidence, if true, of the difficulties ...

... I LETTERS FROM COMMODORlE MACDONOUGII, TO TIlE! SEClIErARY OF TIHE NAVY, DA'IED Unized3 States ship Sairatoga, offPlattsburg, SIR Sept, IS. 1814. By Lieutelaanrt Commandant Cassin, I have the lhonctur to convey to you tile flags of his Britannic 4 Majesty's late squadron, captuwed on the 11th instant by the lnited States' squadion, under my command. Also my dispatches relatirg to that ...

... FROM ThlE LONDON GAZETTE. COLONIAL DEPARTMENT. C DOWNINtC-STREET-NOV. 26. 1814. a A cispatch. of which the frillowing is a copy, bas beer? re- fijvd tram Livutenant-Genral Sir George Prevost, Bart. addresstd to Earl Bsthursr, one of his Majesty's Principal0 Secretaries of State Head quarters, Piattshurg, State of New Al{lOR i01, Yorkx, Sep't. 11.1'514. Upon the arrival of the reinfoicements ...

... IIPERLIL PAI? ALLJ ?? HO0USE OF LORDS. WE.DN1E§' A V\, Ntov. 23O.] 'T'l Erl' otf Liner- pool brotligid ?? a inls;gte i cuvtl thle Plrince .Regenlt, en rsshing lhis Royal I ?? s hope that the 11Hotuse of Lords, iII Consideration oi tlh e slng and faitihfl ti - ?? of ,ord WalWsinlghtam, w ould coucur in ?? hin al alllity of ?100/.--.l'lle rnesmag.e wasi CrdleredI to be ?? lo)-rmv 'Wrtow jMr. J ...

... 7, I\ I.. p ,x ?? LON'DON, MO'_1N1AXY,`NOV. QS. VT Nipgh we.;v tile PItivis Papers of sim L Q46,und tis nlornlin or thle Z~thl instailt. A i articke fromt Y isan1a Irintisons tlhai a coc~ier from Italy biroitli Jst~ete hch prodsiced a long con- feece ?? d Casilerewagh ?? MO~h- terisicli. As sooni as it terminated, three Aubtrian Ge- ?? ?? ordered to proceed witliout seleby. to P'adua,~ m'hero ...

... . AMERICAN PAPERS. The following is the offlieal account publishled by the Americans of their recentt naval suecess oil Like Champlain. The action Was obsti-nately contested oil both sides. and it would he injustice to wvithhold ail aclnowledgcmeat that the Americans folight bravely. 'The B3ritish aecount of this reverse tdobor arms appears in the Gazette, as above: Copy of Letfers fronz C0o ...

... UVERWRIM . . ,f rj,)aV, ?Daturbar, ?tsunbav,. anD ?Roioafo Pogo# LONDOYV. SATURDAY. NOVEMIBER 26. HIS DAY lle received the Ptrk iS, t-iS of WA I~ednlesdaylast. They I olltail in cit Iia- nlttioln or Prinice ?? dated at I)lesdell, oil the Stil. the confirmation of tlhe linal eession of :i';wtnV to thie King of Prussia. The ce-sioi took pla ie ill con- ss 1uciicc of a Treaty between Rtussia audl ...

... Sr ANDREWV'S DAK. r Yesterday the Grand Lodge of Scotland assemn- I bled in the Parliament-House, for the purpose of a electing their office-bearers for ?? ensuing year, and r for celebrating the anniversary of St Andrew, the i tutelar saint of Scotland, When the following were Unanimously chosen,. viz.- a His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Grand Master I Mason and Patrin of the Order. The ...

... -N . . Copy of a lettcr froal. Drigadier-Generat Maeomtr, to the Secretary of War, dated Hcad-quarters, Plattsburgh, Septemnber 15, 1814. i' Sir-I have the bonour to communicate, for tlhe information of thle war department, the par- -ticulars of the advance of the enemy into the I territory of the United states, the circumstances attending the seige of Plattsburgh, and the de- fence of the ...

... O SC 8pT S *I : l! SPrT. C ,~ ,- JO N1 OlD AN, Tu ES DA Y, .Novc7uenlr 29, 16814. t ia te ?? Of ,mnmus. A resold in W, 'i'Od L\ ;iri 8. Ril i.~liyj dtclaring thle retain- i 31ild i i ('11w~ilcd aftf'r five lmonit'~s frow the !11;- ?? ti a Defnuitii! Tre~ity of' Peacw, co'ntrary w~~' naut a vicilatiron of time Von- * ' Ii. U i' li dv'bat-, tile. 1tnotioii WVasii oli a ?? of tV7 to 3 1 WL'T' ...

... --LgTTERt I. To the EDITOR of the MORNING ClIHONICLIF. SlIt, In the Prince Regent's Speech on the opening of Parliament, his Royal Highness expresses a lively hopes that we shall shortly see the equilibrium of Europe so firmly established, hint we may look forward to a long period of peace. That his Mlajesty's Ministers may have given the Prince to understand this, is not at all. improbable, ...

... (From the National Intelligencer.) REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS. The Committee of 'Ways and Means, to whom w as referred so much of the Message of the President of the United States as relates to ?? Finances, REPORT. That tases, loans, and Treasury notes, appear. to bs the resources on which we njust rely forcarrying go ?? r. The product of the first cannot be commanded in time to ...