... ?? T!-IB RThEVISfII MERCURY. CoCBLENTz, siiP~t. 17. ,ILL c;U.NY (sOR FANCI Rt!,COVERL ITS 1 ;- TEGRtlY? Alarming reports concerning tile turn which the ne- goctitions for peace have taken, circulate in Germany, hecaune no firmi confidence has any tvhere taken toot, r01 Can be ju6tified. hope cannot maintain itself, and whit is still unknown and undeveloped, apIerI in the doubt- ingr ...

... rIWLAI hrO> I A ?? off i P l AnOr~tf55 BY rte.tttitAL CON JtiNtlSpijttt 'to TLLICI i- SOLD1IERS OFl T~lE ARMY- or-tile 5t5 10N051, . 0 1 VAtIiA - So0xt.t ?? !.Iappy amd dvsired dar Is A rrived; is wehrlr by ouri lteriiic 5tnd glot iout rosoto tintS, -xe leel It TO br L.ak th ?? of tle M01St fittal SlaVery dtiitts 45' bver uC leiOW11: 1;It t'et't1ld be us-ksleii for e to ?? ?? toc0 IOvince you ...

... TO DIVE EDItOR OF THIS MONIUANG CiIRONICLE, j Tlhe largu'tp of figut es is arduows to, read, and difli| a c ult to colnpreliend; I \vi lj:Jherefore, placc before you r some s1itenieots on- the 5ubleat of our 'national debt, tn a e ay themosteasy to be understood, n~l which shall at e rhe same time convey to yotl not only the present enor- ?? amount of it, but also the rapid strides by which sv ...

... 7%e LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. z, 1815. so ' *rs CARLTON-ViOUSE, Dsic. it, x8x5. rk This day his Royal Highness the Prince Regent was pleated, elf in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood upon 1erj-min Bloormfieid, Esq. Major- v; Generalin the Atmy. Clerk- Marshal, and Chief Equerry to his -Royal hlighness the Prince Regent, and one of tbe Representa- ?? ...

... PIIOCFAMA['rTON 13Y TilE KING. 1 toy rnit. Gracc of (r1jl KiU[ of' Fraocm and Navarre. s TI'o ail who s'alI re t'.ese iregetit', healthi;- ?? We h ,ve ni-arned with grief th tvin *he Vepartments of the Soth aevrirnl of *uor suhj 6fts have recently proceeded to the rio.t cri ril, a] eres~'es, ht .utnder the pretext of onking them- se5ves ?? iat rf ?? eengeance, P'renltren have, to satds- .y ...

... THE MIOlRNINVG CHIROi.ICLEL, L O N D 0 N: TURSD12', ?? 17, [815. With the Paris Papers to the i4th' instant, which came to. 1bad yesterday, we also received the Joriznit des Deliats of the 9$,I whichi was stopped in the Post Office at Paris, in consequence of' its containing an ac count of the riot tivit toolk'plaice on thle 'Pon: Notlee Dame, on the Saturday evenmnty preceding, arisilng fion ...

... ?? 4.1 - CO q6 ? - , I .ATTACK ON THI MAtu ?? .-This ?? !alecpui tC o~ler'clock,.thae:Ii~ri1 Coach whi~hlcl Ft this. .y3- :. ; tcl;chl was attacked ?? Littletot, by a- bauidiif .i amed -ruf54nt :. l'he ?? of the, cach waC i obpstuitced ba a iacel of carts, fatened toiiether with ;ope,5. and tdl.e attack on thle coa42' .com nenced ois. e I arrxileas te Carts; when,.- we lnnmynt to §tatw-, one ...

... )A J',IL HIALF ?? Y To tlie EDTiOIt nlt'T[IE 5ilbNING CHRONICLP! . | Being ~cqniaintedwvjstln Na.avl Officer,. res-ilar iin a toevn at son't di'tnic e fi om the nletropflis, and ralling tilion timli ?? wvee k on nmy 'iitisal country eXtcur'itn, I tfound him in great Oulideon in,.Consequence of his last !(i1.i1 telc b h1f ay tinst havinio been.senc to hita as usual. ou I ?? th it .rnv friend ...

... ZLhe LONDON GAZETTE, Auz,. 26, x3J5.- Iw FOREIGIN-OFFICE, AVtG. 6, I8r5. S Lord Bathurst, ox.e of sis MXajecty's Principal Secretaries of State, hasa this dlay notified5 by cornmanid of his ltoyal High. ness the Prinoe Rtegent, to the Minsisters of Friendly Powers 5resident at this Court, that, in consequence of events which have happened isa Europe. it has been deerued expedient and ...

... I-TO~hF.~ EO~rOI~ OF THIS M~ftNIN~ CI~aONICLE. 1 ro T~LI EDITOR OF THS MVO.RNINGT CH-RONCICLE. I 0-. ?? Theo e is a ramour gone forth, that the Committee for managing the execution of the National Monuments lately voted by the Parliament, mean to exclude all Fo- reign. Artists from the competition. If such be their intention, it would be at once just and considerate to manifest it by ...

... RftSPECTTNG, TrTE IYVA .llENS.P5, OR VAJDOIS, I 1'$lI'I rANTs, OF TilE VAt.il.S OD P nEDNON-r; TilE Ae-, tULT OF OBSVIRVATTONS MAED DIVRINC. A sIlORT R11SI-; ?? A'14PNiGST THIAT INTRRRSTING 1rterOV IN 1 !E ?? TUMNIN O 1314.U B A CLERGYMAN OF TFI6 CiLuRCO HOF ' i BOIIANT. . 1 The sympathiV of the Christian h-is bsen oftenp& -| trfuylly excited hvj ai desi iption of the uferirtogsq of diq. ...

... TO THE RIG!H-,HONOURAiLE.E THEf IORDS OF : IISIMAJESTY'S 'REMSUlkY. I As vunrdian' of the public monev, 1 intreat yoeli' Lordshilis attention to a few reniarcs otq ohe -mode of ,corniptng-the Discdunis. on Loar'is and Lotteries.. At the timle of' negociatingr eke C a ~ o tery, the Raie per C'uin pr 4nn'?6iz, on wh1ich a diq. count will, be 61llowed, for advanig' thiL instalnwents~ previous ...