... MONDAY-D&(EuearZ 26. We'are sorry tosstate, (says a letter from ?? . mouth) t bat Vice-Admiral Domett continues so do. gerously ill, that he is obliged to resign his comnrnnd. Lord Eixnaouth and Sitr John Duckwoih are bort spoken of as likely to succeed him. The next convoy for the West Indies is appoirted to sail on the 28th ?? Rolles gci Out then to take the ceninsand at Jamaica. The outwird ...

... FRIDAY-DECiMUER 16. We hear that the widow of the late Mr Perceval is shortly to be married to Colonel Kerr of the 83d. At a meeting of the inhabitants of Westminster, on Wednesday evening, at the Crown and Anchor, it was agreed to send a requisition to the High Bai- lifF, to call a meeting of that city to. consider the propriety of the cootintrance of the income tax. The undermentioned ...

... ,PR] VATZ cORRESPONDBAZCB. - Londo,.J ec.1 half past seven, F.M. indon .$ By the Recruit sloop of2 war, arrived from Ha- nvthe lifax, we hare ?? papers from thence .to the 19th ult. and from New York to the 10th of the same nated at a month. They contain little or no information rela- tran- 'hicbh tive to military or naval Pperations, nor. can any ,n the thing of importance occur forsome ...

... FrIzOM THE LONDON GAZEUIE.' ADiIIRALTY-OYF'ICIfDEOC 24. lSt. The Hrutoarab'e Rear- Adnirai Eleriling hlas trinsmitted to Jhid:t WIl-on Croker. F.;q. a letter from Captain Xvise, oF his 'ij esty'3 ship Gro.rricus, giving an ?? ?? lis having, oer the LU irisrrt, o: C:pe Sparrel , c:pttred the American ?? priviateer Leo, ;or six gulls anO seveiiry.six men. I ?? rtfDlEC. 23. 1S31. His ...

... OPAP T.- * A :Wfrk, entitled Secret Men;ais, -efBonapaqte, has just been published in Paris. 'Fhesememoi'rs, which are ivriiter by a man whlo tisserts, that he ne- ver qsiitted.Boinaparte duoing.a peuiod 6f 15 years, contlin several-lively anecdotes. WVe quote the fol- lowing d After the siege of Toulon, and vhen we iadl reconquetjed it, Bonaparte, says the auihotof'-tiuis . work, who was ...

... 'PRiVATE CORRBSPONDZNCS. se- London, .Dec. 9. half-past seven, I. s. on a If immense speculations on peace could inspire 'Y confidence in the speedy termination of the war, or that event, we would venture to predict, would not. at be far distant. Notwithstanding the interval between esa this and the 1st of January next is of course short- nd ening every day! yet the policies on peace for ...

... Dr Balfcur, of Edinrdurgh, has published a wvon- derfirl instance of the power of nature. A carpenter, the half of whose fore finger wvas cut off' by the blow of an axe, applied to lim to have the wound dre~sed. The Docior inquired aefr the remainder of the finger, it w.s brought to him, it was quite' cold, of the colour of tallow, nearly halk an hour liaving elapsed since the accident ...

... I C, ?? ? EDINBURGH, S A T U R VA2--D EC.S JsliER 24, By the Alexander, Captain Vickels, ivhich 5 rived at Liverpool on Wednesday, tile ?? o portant intelligence has been received:- (From the Quebec Gazette, November 1 .) NCWS FROM MONTRECAL BV LAST NIGHT S A lettsr has been received from Lieutenant-General Dtfi mond, reporting tbat the enemy had .vacuated I!rrt fi on the Sth, after blowing up ...

... PRIPVATB CORRS3PONDENGC. 4' London, Dec. 28. half-past seven, P. al. By the accounts received to-day from the COD- r is tinent, we learn that a decree has been recently pub. 'o lished in Belgium, to prevent any presentations being ti X instituted against French subjects for 12 months a t from the date thereof. a 4' The reason assigned for the ratification of the d d treaty of peace with ...

... 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 ...

... PAR1S PAPERS. WArarsaw, Nov. 5. Our journal contains the following article:- W' When the Emperor Alexander passed through the city at Baranowo, his Majesty said to Prince Sa- blonowsky, the Prefect of the Department of Lu- belsk, I I can assure you that your hopes shall not be frustrated ; your happiness shall be my recoin- pence. Frontiers of Austria, Nov. e. *The Emperor of Russia and the ...

... &II'tboAjar fAir-c-tTrp'. EDINBURG H, THURSDAr-DECEMBER 15. POl1S papers have been received to the 7th and 8 t10!ch announce the singular fact ofthe suppres- iI the Journal de Paris, in consequence of its 'Tr Vmisrepresented the speech of tlie. Duke of exam, who is stated to have said that the army were forming a fund for the relief of the emigrants. T f it Seems, is not true. The statement is ...