... Lz o s Y.MP flTANT LV t EZLLIG 6 .l II V-v. t VAS. Ac.UBLITCoN of. 4Phuct Toter in -Ae' tE O fREAT tiYAIN -! l Amongst the Most impofLant ain benecdial I e Consequencea of the h~ppy termination of thleI Iwar, by the gldrious victory of Waerloo, aiid the I eclsive results of that unequalled achievement, ; We hwe to announce a FACr (says the Pilot of Friday) whith, in point of domestic advantage ...

... ~.._ .. -.. . T RE. PariS papets. of Friday have put us. in pos- Ie session of thg fist dal's proceedijng4of the Council lt of Wai'appointed to, tuyy MItrshal Ney. The Council met on. Thursday, and were chiefly occupied in hear. ' ing the written depositions of the several witnesses 1 read, and in receiving the Report of thle two petsonal e-Xaminations which. Ney himself had undergone. s These ...

... RECEST E VESTS IN FRANCE. , - .- .. .. . -.. . . . FFhOM. WILLIAN'SS \ARRATIVE) | 11-E have eXtracted NV1S WiLL1 k MrS'*- Narrative,' sone interesting particulars of recent events in France. iMiss WV. hxvinX lived at Paris durino- the whole of Buonapartes usurpation, is a v&v &ood eridence, as to tile malnitr in which thbt pcstor and his whole project were there xView ed at. the time that ...

... j)IIC)WiIII N. e~u~erni wE j . fFr 4 aMew, TIse oimircsi-og Geariemi'l Wert nsomnate.se for 'SheriffsPI sante by the Lords of .i le Couil at the Eichequer, on thet and orrw sf S. Misi :-w&4tir.--Sir William Mor- II toff- daunt Milmer, of Notn Appleton, Blart.; kichard'Oliverni any 1~aqcoigne, of Parlingron. .~sq;; Sir William Inglehy,.ofhI Aisd fliPley, flart.'-L,,cdhlihhre.-Sir Rti'cert ...

... I 14ONDNU, VVEJINESDAY, A'Kv. 15. Brussels Pa~pers to the 9th instantli'rank- | rftlrt to the tlh, ?? ld t cisish AercUrties to tie ti :i0thi u!1 : reached to vi' Ol (iundtay night. The Brussels j101,tldS ?? wtauit 50Some piaitliculars of the d iscs i o i he States-6( .Genal of' the ti kjindo(m(tn o!t-e t it i ?? resipeetiti it e new I war tax, ii1 icih i1idicate a dletermuined opposi- a tion ...

... MNARSHA, NE'i- MARSHAL Nrr has at length been brought to trial. It tl commenrced tnt Tl'huriday, the Rtb, before the Council or n War a poinsed for that purp Pe, 'hwen paroule evidence was goiseinto in support of the charges preferred against v im. Ot! the second day's proceeeding, limiever the ft Cuneil after listening tat the reading of the dlocumnelits,. h ircludicg 44ree illieqt gatories ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDA Y, NotisEb is 1, . BY the arrival-of the Paris papers of Sundav last., ,we have the verv unexpected intelligqnce4, tlmt the Court Mastial, whichh had been appoirted to try Mat- shal Ney, has declared itself incomperent. No reason issassigned for this decisiont; but of the astonishm ent it has excited in the Cour t Party arnd the Government itself, we have a strong proof, in a ...

... Sma~ i' ~ £ r~i u MOE 1G. mn -,| LA't night tee receryv-4 dpe-s by the Fl..nders m iil. Ic-1 Thytontain3otne ini tirln respecting the di- on, sturbed stati oIi rce, i'ijch we *tlS never expect ith to find in the Parts journ ls; and which, if we ate to he believe them to tChe..ejrent at which they are here id described, ate celttAinl.y alarling. So great is the us number an J the audacitV of ...

... THE M1;ERCVRY. FIITnE proceedings in the case of ATARSTIAL xl.;Y have taken a new and unexpected turn. On the 9th inst. the trial comnmeniced before the Council ,of War appointed for that purpose, who were occupied that anti the following dlay, in receiving documentary rend'parole evidence in support of the charges preferred againrt the accused General. On the 11th, however, 'thc:' ouncil ...

... LONG WOOD S- DEANIMIAD IACLOSURE AwT'E NICI-OLAS 1311OWN anil WVIL- Wt iAlAM ROBERTS, Ilre Coorotissioners appointed under or by Vibtue of an Act of Par- liament passed in Rita. entitled * An Act for inclosrng Lalnds in Lorngwood n id Deaubrhad, bot h il the Parish of Hluddersleld, in the. West Riding of the CoLUIty of York,'( do, by Virtne of such Act, and of another Act passed iin isls ...

... I TRI AL, OP I' I[AL, i\Ei. I L. - PARIS, NO; M:FtI9 ' PERMANENT COU$C11 OF WTAR OF THE FIRST MLATARY DIV.ISION. The Sittitg was opened: atelcvtn- o'cloch' i*errifly, hy Marlhal-Jourdan, the Prefidelit of the Cioticil; the other Imembers are: Mairfhal MJjeIcn;. Piincernf fEing; Mar- fIbal Augercau, Duke of Caftiglionc, ; lT'ilalbs AtorticN , Duke of .Trevifo;. Licutennar.Goieral Count Valiuar ...

... -. P{STsCR[PT. (BY LWItlES8.)-14)N1)0N, Nov. 16. F ri]tnforl papers torthe Sib, and Brussels t0 t. tilt ?? alrsied las! nligltt. Thiey contalD tuie i J ?? of a Lef/ce fo01i Pzris.of Aros. 2.- TI, faictio2us, wiot~a21lnot rcl:4he wise 'Oicasurcs ta ken bi I|the Govrermn nn.t to re-.estall~iith order and tranquillity, r !hl foirnncd the interial plot to murder the King Ine |Ihis fanmily. Tliis ...