... ma C82RR, S LATTS?--. ! ?? jj. , B A,'S ,ETlR It was lately whisp|ed in Dublin, that Mr Curran, n a letter from Pari', had reflected severely on hhs old riends the Catholics. On the strength of this report, one of the newspapers of tha t city ranuffac- tured and inserted th t aticle which irmediate y fol- jovwS. ats .4 faithful extract of that letter. In cunse luence if this fo rgeey, the ...

... FER-XL'H PAPAER.- Parist Dec. 6. SPE1Ctl OF T-E DVKE OF TARENTUM.j cc 1t is my. intention, io Wtnountint1 this tribune, to support the opirion of the Committee, of which I had the honour to be a memnber. I haive ?? adopted the sneasures discussed in the Chamber of Depwtiesi and which the .Iipg pr!)poses to you in favour of L Cliss of Ci'izens wo thy of AH our interest, for the ?? of promptiy ...

... EDINBURGH NEWS CoNTINUED. i Tb 5nefrole. jotentoar , of Igr. Sidldonsin ap- ~, propry4ing. the. profits, of. ihe ,heatri on Tuesday s ev'ening to tie-MaU~s46,leri' totBurgs,' were not so 4t .s f~lly suppnrted bdr-tlieipdbic ai wag expected. We .se u' derstadd-.the':nnt-recedpts-amoo ated only to LI8o be ;We are informed that.at' ?? market, on st, . '.Thursday se'eiight, 'a'n ber of b lls of ...

... MFBAIRS OF CAADA. ,KINGSTON (UPPER ClANJADA), tiOV 12. l The Americans evacuated Fort Erie on the 5th inst. and immediately retreated to their own shore, after blowing up, in part, the works and fortifications, and destroying such of the stores, ammunition, &c. Sc. as they could not carry away. When it is con- sidered how favourite an object it has been with the Ameri-can Government to retain ...

... TRA STORMzz ir the Newcastle, Dec. 24. On Friday last, this district was visited by a hurricane, such as scarcely the oldest inhabitant can remember the parallel of.- Fortunately for the sbipping on the eastern coast, it blew from the SW. so that the damage has been chiefly coofined tW the land. This, however, has been so genera), by the blowing down of chimnies, unreiaing houses, tearing up ...

... gow- TH L - NO GEE FRV.0. TH!E LONDON GA2E,,TTE', CROWN-OFFICE-Dltc. 20. MEi',IBSR returned to serve in this present PAR; UANIENT. Borough of Miushall otherwise Mitchell. 1[he Hrnourab e Tlboumas Hamilton, commonly Craled Loird Bianimg, in the rwftil of Charles Irelawny Brereton, E. %elo has accepted the oftice of Steivard of East Ben- dted. BANKRUPTS. J-,hn Rowvldn, Branishor, Soutrhampton, ...

... 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 ...

... EDINBURGH NEWS COrTINUED. e On Tuesday the I 5th instar1t, tile followintg nolie- Mo men and gentlempen were elected office bearers. of ?? ) t Caledonian H-orticultural Society, vit.- so f President. car HisaGrace the Duke of LuccLEuoea a.3d QVrrNaBE'ItR-. Pe ,rs Earl of Leven,. F' Fis o~ Lord loiphichen, si.!t.t s. Dr RkudecFor d, ..d u ts Dr Duncan, sen. . Mr Thomas'Dicksofl, Secretris. ci. ...

... Vienna, Dec. S. r The Congress adopted important resolutions on the c an,2th November and 1st inst. on the subject of P- I lahid and Genmiany. More than 50 couriers were sent d off in all di ections. Nothing has transpired'upon the P contents of these resolutions. Several informed c persons think that they offer no certain result, and p ethat the importance attributed to them depends upo n ...

... SRENCH PAPERS. Milan, Dec. a. It results from an arrangement concluded between the Grand Duke of Tuscany and the King of Naples. that the sovereignty of Piombino shall be restored to Madame Eliza Bacchiochi. She left Bo- logna on the 1 st, with a numerous suite, to proceed to Leghorn. and afterwaids to the Isle of Elba, to her brother Napoleon, who is extremely indisposed. Some, on the ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Dec, 2. 1814. . 'TIhe Chiche xtir packett,arrived from Malta, fell in with an American privateer 'er tie 2ri nIr. off this Burlings, which he beat of after an action of an hour andlialf. The Speedy packeo, arrived at Firmouith from the Brazils, spoko on the 24th uln. the Admiral Berkely, Tavlor, from St Helena to London; and on the 2L1th, off Sicily, le' in withb a ...

... TIIA AMlYRICA N BUI)GET. The following is the Ametican Budget} as pro- t posed by the .Secretary of the Treasuly, Mr Dallas. It has not. yet been published in this country, except the introductory part, which appeared in our paper of the 1st instant. After speaking of the depressed state of the public credit, Mr DBalals proceeds as f Ilows - |I It is impossible that such a state of things5 ...