... LLOYL'S MARINE L.1ST-Dec. z0. 1814. The RhodasVrirlght fi orm Bermnuda to Liverpool, was ?? sbhoot 20th instasaT, 0l K! neale, by the Brutus schooner priva- tier. ?? had cas.,tl- 'usr otler vess li. 'ihr- Ecliae, Gryc:: ion' fscsl Ayres to Liverpool, which was racen in Au'UiL by the Cliasseur privateer, has arrived Sc New Vonk. 'l'e P S l-tivvite Smith, fr ont Coik to America, is report- ed to ...

... e T Antwerp, Dec. 21. r e To e alteration of the tarif ofduties- on importation for home consumption in this country, with which s; we have so-long been threatened, has at length been published and put into force ; it is dated the .5th in- ti stant, issued by orders of the Prince of Orange Nas- n sa, and has cordially in view the protection of the d 0 manufactu es of this country. v T The ...

... BONLAPAIA tAX The author of the Regence a Blois, has just published ano- ther pampphlet, entitled Itineraire de Bsenpar/e, ina which he has combined all the details relative to the departure, journey, enmbarkatien, and the first. months passed by this hero in the new residence which he has chosen. As the latter part of these details is that least known to our readers, it may afford them some ...

... FRENCH E.MIfGRALVTS. *xn ! CIIAMBrIR OF P2ERtS, DECEM1ER 10. Of MstzECII OF TilE DUKE OF TARENTUMSS ONt PfttOPOS- a, tNG lhiS SYSTEM OF INDEMNIITY FOR THE EMI- C .5, Gs fRANTS. n ~d The calculations are divided into two classes;I s, those wl;ich concern the endowments for the milirary a- who have been deprived of them by the last events of the war, are complete, and cannot be br ought into v ...

... he FRIDAY-DlfCrEMsrrS 30. ee sSilisT c f;T t, t- __ ler Yesterday, a meeting was convened in Pal.ce-Vr Ive pursuant to a requisition sent to the Hig'l, iai0!',f tes tbepurpose of concidering the pitsent ci of ,. tional taxation, and tihe prop; iey of preit,~ l against the property tax. a -'l'he igl3 Bailiff shortly 5tated to tlle me t^i*g 00 objects for which they were crnveraed. art property ...

... e Hamburgh, Dec. 2t.i Our letters direct from Vienna agree that some differences have again arisen at the Congress, which pe it will take somie time to arrange. Piofound states- sv r men are of opinion, that from the geographical posi-ts as tion, as well as by the principles of sound policy, s0 e- for the, maintenance of the balance of Europe, Po- th d land ought to be united with Russia, and ...

... ..iJC.-N p?4iPARS. IVew-York, Otct. 31ib F~ Arrived th-e United States sloop cfC war Peacock, Captain Was . mg-kin, froln a -crliuzg of S e!I 1:3 ?? fl1onths tin tl.,. cioje~t of England) Ire'land, the Al est- Onm Isnini-, Suiisinarn &c. Eaving'made I4t prizds, 12 tif which were' burnt and sunk ; lthe others bring, of fittle 'l;Jue, wvere, made cartels. P operly Ccpivlr_ ed stiswcd it fromn 6 ...

... P-Rk)YIf7 CORRESPSONDOANCE. * London, Dec. so. half-past seven, P. M. e- To-day has been productive of no real intelli- r- gence, but rumours have been in general circulation relative to the bickerings and misunderstandings said to to exist at Vienna, which may be ill or well.found- In d. A few days, however, will no doubt set us : right upon this subject. le ' The funds, instead of rising on ...

... Paris, Dec. 25. thichI iedI Lotteries have been considered as a'necessary evil iin modern Governments ; but their number requires ort- regulation, for, as Colbert was wont to observe, c in I matters of finance, twvo and two don't always make four. The alien with whom the wrath of Heaven teen afflicted France, had no sitch extensive views ; the nmadman thought, that by multiplying the chances ...

... WAR OFFI3E-DEc. 13. 181-4 to Is t Reginient of Dragoon Guar.s-Lirucenan Thomas N si st Quicke to be Captain of a troop, by purchase, vice Fairhoiri e,c who retires; commission doted December 8. 18 4 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons. d ie To be Listenant3-Lieutsnantlbonsas Molineuxi from th e cn 77th foot, vice the Marquis of Worcester, who exchJnges; b, dated December 7. t814. Cornet Stephen ...

... F- O EL - ?? FROM'i THRE LONDON GAZET7E. SUPPLEMENT TO TINE GAZRTTE OF THE 27T}1 s INSTANT. WHITFgIALL-DEC. 27. 1814. His Royal Highness the Prince Ilegent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majes- ty,- to grant the dignity of ?? of the United Kingdom of Great Bgitain and Ireland to the fol- lowing Gentlemen, respectively, and the heirs male of their bodies lawfully ...

... FRENCH P4pERS. Vienna, Dec. 15. There is some talk of a war against Turkey, but the powers likely to take part in it are not quoted.- Austria is on the most friendly footing with the Porte, and has not forgotten that the latter power constantly rejected the invitations of Bonaparte to at- tack the Emperor of Austria in his southern provin- ces, while the French armies fought him in Germa- niy. ...