... THE ROUrND TABLE . No. 27. SUNDAY, I};aan 3, IS. 5. For I hlid leawnt'a sene snblime (Of someihim, far more deeply i.terfilsed, Wh'bose ?? is The light oflsetting suan, And the roulzln oeean and the livingair And the blue 4kv, anld in the mincd ofman, A ?? and a spirit that irrwe' All thi ikiag tIL gs, all olijec-s of all thonght And rolls through all thiioY. Perhaps, ihe doctrine oF ihat has ...

... 1'11E POLITICAL EXAmINER. PN.vis tile madrness of MaIy for the gaia of a fewNV. POPE. No. RB. A'i OTI OR TWO ON QUITTING, FOR THE lESENT, TIlE SUBJEC' OF BONAPARTE, Ir Sn E(itor in general hias to encounter a variety of dis- ro rdtat opilnions am1ong his readlers, it will easily be slip- posed That it cotild not suboside into any very extravaganlt h.armony on the sunsject of suich a man as ...

... THE .POLITIC.-AL EXANIER. Party is tlr.mndu' ofss oimy fr fts pin of. lhw. IPoy No. 336. BONA PARTE. tPu'1 of 13he Foltonilarr Remamks were to have appeared in last SIndRav'S article, but were too late for the prinnter.3 IT is still asserted that BoNAPARTr'S ional destination is settled, and- that le is to he sent, as before stated, to St. Helena; hut from his contixiuance off the coast, it ...

... TTHE EXAMINER'. LoNDox, Decr ?? 24. TIur state of things at Paris is again becoming very inte- resting. Interesting indeed it can never cease to be till some rovernmenit or other finds i'selfperfectly settled ; but there isr an increase just now in the noise ol politics there. The sound comes uponl us wei different strength at diffe- ront intervals, like the whliirl of a ventilator; and at pre ...

... ELIZA FBAYX N1NG Ni.. Exat N-A ' Et,-5Sait Peer, at the third examinI ation, I at Hatton-Garden. swore positively to her absence frot tile kitchen.- W\itness N-EVTER ertered the kitchen acdl te time the prisonnt was getting the dumplings ready: hlavinm leave to spend the day out trom dinner time, she was bus:. up stairs makingo the beds, &-c. and vet, it onpoostion to this positive swearing, ...

... FO - --GN -'~ELLIGF~ 1 FRANCE. 5)R15 JA'. CG.-Gen. Excenmans has ?? acouitted t th2 Couen c loi 'ar assemrbled at lisle to try the aCCL- tots afrdrpit -hin-Su. h is already the influer.ce of this Jrst ;.~l iree Goverfnment, wlhich -we owe to the llA- gnard- ?? of t>c l r, T ider the military despotis.;n 1 0- IaIt2, it nut mit thnu Gen. Exceimans, suspectcd 0l COFesp nud::w with a foreign ...

... 'TE EXAMINER. ___LuWnar, Kanorlun~ iti. Turt- lonc exiec ted Trmntin- have at lengto ar ned. I hey ivt-e sillned at artis on XITonday; antl are iinnorstcod to tsixitatoin aecntiot, to what has ahready trany pe;, 'si;Iu liit for dcftxing our mantwenlance of toie F;'e i solrer' or war, for satisayilng the detlard; of 1a h | citd. nor-, and liquidatitig tho strns ad InerId to tic mi- and Ms ...

... .JA MIAICA. The foll-owing account is extracted from tle Jasnaic, Royal Gazette -igstoh, ail aica, .Ju7y 160 We have this day the melancloly alln disres'ioy task oi recording tite effects c f a tiltal a d destrultive fire, which bieke out in the town of P'ort Royal about half past one o'clock onl Thursaay afternoon. it began in a negro yard in Ceariun-streei ianti wa- occasion-ed by a negro ...

... BRUSSELS AND FRrANKoRT PAPERS, l. ?? BRUSSELLS, JAN. 3.-A Decree of his Royal Highness of the ioth December. contains tile following Regulations- Considering our Decree of the =aal &pttmber, relative to the demands for Letters., of Naturalization; considering that by a false interpretation of the said Decree many person? have imagighl that it obliged them to have LUtters of Naturalization ...

... . THE JfORNINIG- CIIIlo\Ia LC . LOND0N:. .TUBSDAI2, AUGUST 29, rwrS. . The Pciis Papers to the 26th instant, which clme to I hand. yesterday, contait buit little intelligence of interest, AnO 0rder of the Day, issued to the ltft wing of the .Army-of the Loire (Which is still in force, thou.Th no. iminially disbanded), alludes to the approximation of their ct- tantalgents to La Vendee' in a ...

... 'of NA VAL L rE U TENANTS, and a B. ?? 1, the EZ)ITOR 1 tee MORgING CH XRt)NIGLbi. . Sllit, tOdt. %I, I X . 8 F It is distinftly stated by Dr. Paley, in his Mnlrl k'lInlo- v Bophlythttany condui to.wardi anot her vihichl xcitvs ex- peclations, is as ?? a prollise as t0ie nobt expre;. (le. claratiuiv-, ani creates asreatan ohligation. Vi Xe A1or al ?hjilosophy, pa g:e izS, vol. 1. Can any ...

... ;ARIS P.EIS. PAnTl, MARCrI 26. It is said that Marhials AUGE, RE1U and MACDONALD 6i6ve retired to their estates.- It is also said that the Emperor has given the most fivouw able reception to the ?? SERRURIER, in jnviting hirg to renetv their former feintdship. ' Tlie Joe rnal of Lyons publishes, the following Let- ters, which Ihave been intercepted . M. Loks,, ' PA1RI93, MARCH 7, 1815. - ' ...