... FO- TH L O G FROM THE LONDON GdZETtE. CABi-,l'ON-1iOUS.-.,4MARCI 9. lis Royal Highness the Pri~eckegent wag tiis Jay pieas' ed, in the nan- ond nn tbe behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthaod-on. John Campbelii Esq. Lituteidnt Colonel in tie ?? service, and Chlonel in the 4th regi- nient of Portuguese cavalry, and Knight of the Royal Portu- guesc Military Order of the 'I ower ...

... F.RENCYH. PA7?ER$. OFFICIAL DICREE, | I ouis, by the Grace of GOd, King of France and Navarre, I t to all to whom these presewts shall conme, greeting, dC From the representations vhich have rea ch- lic ed us that many Genleral Officers, and other Mi- t litary Commandants of the departments alld c.! co ties of the kingdom, have restrained, by a witk- |01 ed resistance and by violence, the ...

... , . ?) ? a ,; ?? 4 ?? ?? - I P - EDINBURGH, 4OAD A r-.4 P 1.IL 17. Paris papers have been received to the 10th; om Which it would appear, that Bonaparte, Ile holds out offers of peace, is actually tg¢ged'in preparing for war. On Sunday the th instant, twenty regiments were reviewed on t Place di Carousal, on which occasion, ha- 1 the troops and officers as usual, he ob- ted thlat they -wished ...

... DUTCH MOIL. DECLARATION OF WAR BY THE EMPEROR O2 ATJS- TRIA AGAINSr THE KING OF NAPLES. (From the Vienna Court Gazette.) Vienna, April 12. Afterthe campaign of 1-812, the King of Naples Ieft the I French army in which he had commantded a corps. He had I scarcely arrived in his capital, when lhe caused overtures to be made to the Austrian Court respecting his inutentiotn of con'bi- naig his ...

... .W A . S .E. In addition to 'the grounds of objectiori stated in a former paper to the theasure proposed for supplying the -city' of ~,Edinb&urgh with water fron 'the vicinity of Glencorse, we understand ?? it is 'hlso urged, that the. purity of the.:Craw- ley spring is required to correct the poison- ous effects 6fthe, inetalliferous 'solutions whic'h are poured into the 'Esk, fromi xte ...

... MONDAY;-AUG. 21. a Translation of the protest presented by Bona- parte to Lord.. Keith, against his transportation to St Helena: e . - PROTEST. I protest solernly,.in the face of heaven and of men, against a the violation ofnmy most sacred rights, by the forcitie disosal I of nmy person, and of my liberty. I came frtely on board the t Bellerophon, I am not the prisoner, I gm the guest of Eng- ...

... LLOYDS MARINE LIST-MARCfi 31. 1815. A fleet of 95 vessels sailed from StThomases 26th Wt. under convoy of h-is Maje~ty's ships Swiftsure,Pique5 Musquito, and HIetron, for -E'g-laand. ' I he Star, Thotmpson, from Batavia to London, is taken by the Surprise privateer of Baltimore, and carried into New York. l he Suriprise .arrived at New York about 6th instant, Irons a cruize of four months (48 ...

... . TO THE EDITOR OF THB CALEDONIAN MAERCUR2. SIR, g I beg leave, through your means, to suggest n to the Directors of the Musical Festival the pro- priety oftheir selecting the songs for the even- ring Cioncei ts. It is seldom that a person resi= n (ent here has an opporturnity of hearing the sons, duetts, an d quintetts of the 1talilh opera f well executed, and with correct and full' a&com-' ...

... Pariq, Nov. ?? In the sitting of the Chamnber of Pec-g on the 3d, a Peer, whose name is not mentioned, rose to make a hiotion against Count Lanjuinais' pub- lication of his speech. Hie stated that a Peer ought to abstain from imputing to Government improper views, and therefore he would propose to the Chamber to express their disapprobation, ita formal manner, of tile publicatioO in ques- ...

... PRIVAzt. CBGURRtSsOVDEVSNC London, Oct. 30. balf-past seren, ?? letters by the French nmail- were delivered f& :PostOffice this morning. Notwithstanring the a,], culties with regard to the treaty between France a tb- lies the sound opinion seems to be, th3t- the wbol- a arranged and conchaded, and that the delay in tle jn-atlf is nothing more than a Juggle of the Erench Gave1 n, ; order-to ...

... I ENCH PAPERS. Paris, July 5. Naporeonr passed through Tours on the 30th June, at -11 in the evening. He is accompanied by Generals Bertrand -and Becker. It is believed that lie goes to Roclhefort. NATIONAL GCARD. OF P&HIS-ORDER OF THE DAY. ?? Paris, July 4. aA, Cbnvention has been concluded with the Generals of the Allied Powers, to prevent the tarther eifsion of blood. ,, The citizens or ...

... I . LONDOIV tie | ; W B SDNEEDmr-i C 6. I-, nd 1 n the cours' of Monday, Captaii De' ithl the Redpole, arrived at tle Adilni 1 nn ?? patches from- Admiral Sit 6 1tC L:l -en' dated on the 29d of October, bei be ?? l , which the jedpo]e sailed. -rh s lav copveyed Bona'oparte 'and lis ,n wisjj , St'Helena, arrived at that island o: 4 and they were iminediately lan(eil 'Uhe ' sage was extreni-ely ...