... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... neral t London, Dec. 19. half-past seven, P.M. !sty 's Speculations on peace with America continue to be car- :este, few ried on with increased confidence. The speculators, howe. pre- ver, look in vain for a consummation of their wishes. Dis- ?? patches arrive ldmost daily, but no peace. Iroas c, This morning a messenger arrived to Government with nade dispatches from Ghent. He was ordered ...

... ((Ulebonian- -M,,f rcurp. EDINBURG H, MOND4dr-DECEMBER S. Paris papers have been received to the 27th.- They seem still to entertain doubts respecting the fate ofSaxony, and mention that the Saxons still retain hopes of their independence, in consequence of the powerful intercessioas which ate now. making in their favour at Vienna. To indemnify the King of Saxony, it is stated, that *he has ...

... 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 ...