... 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 ...

... &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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... F!'OM THE LONI6N GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY-O'IlCE-bEC. 13. 181'4. Rear-.Admiral Grifflih has transnaitted to John Wilsoin Croker ?? a letter troni Captain Sir Goorge Collier, of his fljestl's ship Le;iuder, giving an account of his having, on thrh Sih tof i st month, captured, off Cape Sable, the An eric,,6 ptivaitter schooner General Batnan, of eight guns anid tiftt-svei nmetn Her guns wvere thrown ...

... ---Madrid, Nov. SO. The* transaction relative to the ExMinister, Ma- canaz, is ended. His Majesty his just issued the i foulowinzg decee I The momenlt wbien' Divine P.ovidenre dd;,ee j edene ftiff the captivity1 b which intrigue and blan ?? bad li~d me, to th -reat- prejudice of my lunax ) subjects, and .in. a way so disuessini& to myseif, . wo rI desirous ef placing ntext hey whcae trand' ...

... .PRVIFT CORRESPONDANCB. 40s- 45s London, Dec. I2, hiif-past seven; P. h. till 25ss 99The speculations oR peace policies to the Ist al 27s January, strange to tell, increase in premium as the M 4s period shortens. Thirty guineas for L.100 to the af above mentioned period were offered this day to the of I ?? 311. amount of several thousand pounds, but very little pas business was done at this ...

... DIARY OF A JOURNEY TO PARES. Ir ?? ' . ' LETTUR xXvI. . 11, : ~ >> Paris, Thursdays Sept 22. d We d.evoted ..a Lntt of thits m ~ring tl e as Louvres, but a larger portion of it to the Elise de - Bourbon-for so at present it is called, -but' for ly what reason, except that every thing must now d be Bourbon,-it would be difficalt-to divine. The 'Elise abuts upon the Elysian Fields, -but is en ...

... lRANKFORT PARPERS. Frnn-rrtI ,Frankfort, fteV. 4. f - Uncomhon activity prevails in the conferencesh ~.and Iin - the~ bureaux : the 'reater this activity, the l I- more:profounhl is the secrecy with which all is ma- a is naged. ?? best founded'.opinion, but which grati- s, Ties otr country as little as that: hitherto enuertained is, that at this moment most highly important, and c eas some: ...

... MOONDAY-DCCEMBEP. ?? Major General Sir George Murrayisia-ppoiited to succeed Sir G. Prevost, and Commodore Owen toI succeed Sir 3 Yeo, in their respective commands in Canada. Both these offices were expected at Ports- mouth yesterdcq, to make preparations for their pas- sage. - Sir G. Murray was Quarter-Master-General to the Duke of Wellington. Commodore Owen is confessedly one of the ablest ...