... FRAN~CE PApE.RS. CHAMBER OF DEPUrsES-1OV. 2. ?? Count de Corvetto, Minister of Finance, presented from the King the flollowing projet of a law respecting colonial produce: Louls, &c. Art. 1. The arrangement of the law, 5th Floreal, year 11, (C7th April, 1808), which subjects to a special duty the French colonial produce re-exported by sea, is annulled. The said mnerchandize, as well as foreign ...

... 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 ...

... 7 Ai}GHYS A.'l flS.SURES- a at our last page will be found a copy of the le. Proposed act for the regulation' of weights and thie mitsures, according to one uniform standards on- throughout the kingdom, and to this important Onto. subject, which has been so' long agitated, and r&s unfortunately to so little purpose, we. beg to call, and in the most earnest manner, the attention 'of our aeaders ...

... OF TIlt COUNT.D9 LAN.TUlNAIFON Tilt LAW CONCRRNING | THE MEASURE.3 UF SAFETY AG0AINST THOSE ACCUSED OF t SBDITION. IN -1 fi SITTING OF TIIE CIIAMBER OF REE S-OCT. 26. 1IB MESSIEUtS-In ascending this tribune, I ex- pc-ience two sentiments extremely painiul, grief anil astonishment; grief, to behold so. disastrous a lawv proposed under the government of the best ?? - astonishlment, to say the ...

... t. I rSECOND SUBSIDiAhY CONVENTImN, RELATIVI TO L- tHWSUM TO By PAID BY FRANCE AS INDEMNITY. 1. The7(O. millions are to be paid, day re :by day, in equal proportions, in the course of tie five years; by bons, upon the French Trea. sury, payable to bearer. -. 2. The Treasury delivers immediately to the a' Allied Powers 15 bonds (en gagvemens) of 46 2-3ds 7 o millions each, rmaki ng: together ...

... AMIERiCAN PAPERS. AV . New, York, October S. de We are sorry to perceive, from the Western a- papers; that though the savages at Detroit have st received the news of peace with much apparent sincerity of satisfaction, ill blood continues to ,h exist in another quarter. le The British on one side, and our people on ri-the other, at Detroit, are fir from being cordial y, to each other. The ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-I'Nov. t1. The Ariadne, Burroughs, from Newport, Rhode Island, to BLntol, was lust at Newptort, during the gale on the 23d Sep- temnber. Cargo saved. -ThCAnatasia, of Ostend, Ozard, fronm Rotterdam to the Dle of Rhe wa. lost 30th ult. near Morlaix; the master, three seamer.n, and three pilots drowned. - ,Tlie Lord Nelson, Speight, from London to Seville, was to. tally losi ...

... Thursday morning the dairy-yarie at Mount. Stewart, the seat of the Eari of Londonderry, was tiscoveredl to he on fire. All maan's to check the flames proved ineffectual, and the pre- mises were consumed, with sixteen cows and four horses. Three domestics were consider-, ably burned, but no; lives were lest. MEFLANCEOLY EvENT.-A rmelancholy event Ioccurred on Saturday last, in the ...

... NINTH DAY. PI Baker started at twenty minutes before three th ),clock on Wednesday morning, and had comple- c( ed,at half-past-eight, when he went to breakfast, Sixteen miles and three quarters; at twelve ?? lock, twenty-seven miles; at a quarter before me, when he went to dinner, thirty miles and Sa bhree quarters. He commenced again twenty vf ninutes before two, and perfiormed, by ten mi- ac ...

... PJW'4B cGUJwAAPU(NDNGB. i.L ndon, Nbr., 7y. ?? sever, P. Ms. The Paris papers, to the 19th Inst. throw no new lightof anyiimportance on the proceedings against Ney. Histrialmwoo4dl commence as on Tuesday (yesterday), provided sufficient grounds were not shown by the Marshal, in the mean- time, for its postponement, or fr its abandon- imrent altogether. The~plea of thecojivention, if not valid, ...

... EDINiPURCH NEWS CON'INUED. as Ts e Earl Of Gallowy hias hgiyen n abatement of l of nio ihis tenantss. We aniex a 4p mpprateiv sstate -tte- bfth -fiai S- f ovfeiieat for tie ?? 11 S, of 4iu4L. Lti4pwand, Wiggn,-fthm .1788 totoS 184, ye both incilusive,; on, mature onsidreration oofwhich, ce, %ve iunerstand, his Lor~ls p's Jeter rination was le founded. ise ?? stt of t iefiars of Mid-LI.thian of ...