... ?? , ?, ?? x ? ;? ? 11'1?1,-:-.? .. F , . I, . . am 4, p SOCIETY,:BARIVSTEll- . , held u1t ]arnele fr estiablishilug anr Anki iey- ?? atiel Yoreighn Bibler Society, f~or 'tha.Aq#o,. and- the'wlotk fSaors.Ovn.t te severity iqF ~the 'Weathce, tie mitn wantnu- Meerously bilt t, was evey rl' ectnhly t, se aJites, Ar ciibald ises to.; Mrortley, Eseq, p, 'uporn the mn~ota efi- flf ?? .~v. John ...

... JOANNVA SOUTrCOTT. The fill-vinf letter fromn thes eeretar of Joanna Southcott, to Mr. George Turner, of this place, was received by yesterday momning'spost, and has been handed to us for insertion:- DEAR FRiEnD, * I have the satisfaction to inform you, that our dear Joanna begun to revive on Monday: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, she appeared dying; her putlsc at 8, and Pr. Reece said she ...

... HANOVER ?? 14. The f(Ilo;viuW Ploolaisjiitiws1 bts been publish- ed here:- We. Georee, Prince Regent, in the name ar, steod *f our Fithe,, ?? A Mjes y George tbe Toird, uy the Grace cf Gud, Ktieg of tbe United Ktigdom of Great Britaiti aid Itlsnd, King of Hanlier, Duke of Brunswick, and Lune- buigh, 8; . 'To all our subjvet , Prelates, Knights, Gen- try, &c. Greeting. Whereas it has been ...

... POgSTSCRIPT: (iBs E~RESS.L)-LONDON, rac. 29. yestgvrday P46i, papers to the !Z6hb int, ?? o:. ftl.~er Fe Akloit and Bimtuiels papers z ere sereiviel. I he accounu s fion) Vienna aie- s~ili dres Httl t a ew 4s Iissatisfiaction is saidi to. Ihriv bee n exciteti biy Ali the propiositions to the ?? a ni nrnClliltlee* co 6 inrfroin Astsria an 5-'fma, tile other powers. seeninog to fiave Iio~ ?? ltO ...

... LE:EDS, . SA'tURDAY, DEC. 10. The projected Map of the neizhhou'hbood of Leeds has, bv a gradual but rapid growth, at length attained to niaturity ; and we have now the. pleasure to announce, that the enterprizing publishers, in compliance with a. wish pretty gene- rally expressed, have come to the resolution of giving so enlarged an extension to their original plan as to embrace the whole ...

... ' LO--DO Ai= ' I., M SATIURDAY'S LONDON GAZElTTE. COLONIAL DEPARTMENT. Oljoni)Jg Street, November 26, 1814. A dispatch of which the following is a Copy, IIAs been received from Lieuienant-Geneial Sir {ei:,rge Prevost, Bart. addressed to Earl Bath. urst, one ol his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of btate :_ - Read-quarters, Plattsburgh, State of Nlc i York, Sept. it. MY LORD-Upon the arrival ...

... A.MERWA ,i P4PERS. ]3RITISH A(:FNT NOT PERT1TTED TO LANKD N'ew.Lopidoll, Oct. 2, 1\ ?? of truce arrived herb yesterday morning, from the British sloop of war Aforgianrt, with a letter from Gilbtert Robinson, Esq. t&.General Cushing, commiliiog officer of this military district, ft has been kinow for some time that Mr. Robinson has been appoint- eu agent for prisoners of war by the British Go- ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Friday, NTov. 25. The House having, on motion, resolved itself into a Committee of Supply, Mr. Wh/ilbread said, that as it was probable the House would adj turu next week for some time, he felt it his duty, for the fourth timp, to advert to the very extraordi- nary and contradictory treaties in which we *ere entauglrd. He also wished to know what were the intentions of ...

... Warsaw, Nov. 5.-Our Journal contains the following article:- '1 Whtoe the ERnperor Alexander passed throub h the ciy of Bkra, owo, hisM jtsty said to Prinice SAWlo-owbkv, the Prtfect of the Depsrlment of !n,,rIsk-4 I can assure you that your hopes th ill nt be frustrated, your happiness shall be mv reeompense. Pienna, Nov. 20.-Three plans of organi- zation thr Germany have been circulated ...

... tONE o0:, V'rrvM)AY, Dec 7. Tfl ?? OF W OXFORD. l'he arrest of' Lord 0.luMtA in Fiance, excites much re,-ark and speculatoii HIis Lirdslip, with Lady 00)xtrd, I had hce fir sofne time ut, ?? f Mueatl Kin- bi Naples, when they -Aere high il Royal liavour. Him Lorilship canle apparenliy (11 spiecial busilless, biotl to London and Paris, leaving his Lady at Naples. At Paris, nn his *ay hack to ...

... ?? ? .1 I - , . I :P , . ?? ? I I I , .1 . I 11 . .? j., . . ? I . . I . I . . t In WCOA Of oN, IDOWDtatt. - ,I/TICU4AR). a C Srn-su ?? desired to be present at Mrs. 8ytcttsaecouesinaeni. bad it ?? plate. as twas then.exptocid; the fienda cosider it as their duty to luinarlmyalannd ail ihe medical gentlemen who had that inteniti, tilat to all appearantice she died this, nornoing exactly ai ...

... CAMURIDGV BIBLE SOCIETY. At a meeting of this Society on Thursday last, a letter fown Sir Gore Ouseley to Lord Teigrnmouth was read, inclosing a letter from the King if Persia relative to the translation of the New Testament into Persian, by Mr. Martin. It appears that S r Gore presented a copy of the Nrw Testament to the Persian Munarch at the request of the translator, and he says in his ...