... ;LONDON, v n o RAI1.~ TRFATY OF PEACE IND WE have the pleasure t4,gite, tbl rived this mui ning, fromt tlPis, with the T lty 01 Pcace, which was signed theIe on onday last. Tihe ftoliu~wing lettur Ih s been sent to the Lord UaVor; J)-hrSvrv-Siaa5r 1,10eVWhC 2n3, 815.i MY LoRo,-It gives me great saastaction tso have tIeC fioibtttr ...

... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... PR ENCH Pa PERA, CHAMBER OF PBERS;. Sifibig of Monlay, Novemiber 1. The Bulletin ofite proee Biillof Moud iy tele3thi tontailis an Ordoiniance conmnl1ulicnated by the Duke bf Rithelieu, dated tlhe 12th, definitively fixing the forms to be followed ili tile trial of mal'shial NeY. 'This Ordonmauce, recites the previous Ordonillalnee of the Hllt, directing that tile Chllarher, ill ?? its ...

... -LOINDON, WEDNESDAY, NovEMBEa 1. tse _ . I ...

... - w8e It go to- 11 T E ctV s ?? ' TFEE . BIXflESE. to aFIbe (hinlese,i sa' -honest Pere .Samdof 0 site d greatlovers of themithnematics, but to say the trgth, ct thoy knsw ?? little bfft ?? rny.aent -to tbis withot much hesitation, whenwe teadin' the P sekin Gazxette, of May 800, an Xmparial tct, I h announting the intended inirriage of ihe Pritcess 'e Himeband lortering the Triburnal ?? to ...

... 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 ...