... ;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 ...

... a LSAME'NXTABLE F-IRES. E .On-Friday morning, at hall past ;one odaocir, a f re . brokel out at Groveh'ouer, Kentish Tovwn, the resid..nce Vf of John Slack, Esq. which, beforc the arrival of, any J engincs, was almost totally destroyed, with its -Avablu ' b furniture\; but, lamentable to relate;`thc wurthy ied dre c respectable owner, in an effort 'of parental solicitude to recover one of his ...

... . . CHAMBER OF PEElS.-Sillingqf Nov .13. 'l'he DIukre doe Richelieu, President of the c Colercil of' Mlinisters, cornmu;r icalred to the Chamber' an Ordlonrrance if his Mlajesty, daie'd yesterlay, detrlit6yely regulatilng ilte t'nrtms 10 r b, adopted resipecting the affair of', Marshal t o'C, as follows:- . Louis, by thle grace of God, Iing of France and Navarre. ?? our Ordonnance of the itli ...

... LONDON, TTIESDA-Y, Nov. -21. By aii o clal I ultn rl) tithe. Pritssian Go- 3 V it f rnn.11, thel tO 11 01; ;a;11bro ck ant) i' gtie- ] lal all thle departnient It ?? S:nIrrc ?? reminaintli to Fa'enrv by tihe treaty It P;;ris, is uptimet t'lo 11riSsi1. ann is lo 1 jell il'ltti'tl it tile Grand l?.CIIoV thc Low r lUlmie. Aln zl3rii1e froiU Roine says, that !he British CO^erov~eiet dvsire tob he ...

... -I I . )l 3 l l ; - X ?? ?? Iit' 8Oi.) vby PvivAts Ctontract, ?? 4'I0f Slg\t'iE .1an Ij;NERI-t Tj Ak!*2re1(2lI~mbacs (exc-ipt the VI IIv ~t o,t' mc *airly ?? *n ot' Twenlty S :illillgs to ?? Pool' ot Gilderson ) of fn ld in all that capcital ?? *calted GILDI%:;St)31. 'l'W hAilh,, *- it.ai 1 Ci LC. ff XCe itoi:t Stabling. Coach-I-louse, ?? t.; ?? ,t dnlels, iiclosud with lirwtk WV alls, J i ., ...

... | I IL LM E 22 . tidi MARSHAL N'i. hias ienttl6tli'alengtherned public n sct. Documieit, possessipg' cpnsrnrable interesti; it is n of the copy of a ,Meorial ad4~esei to the Minirter 'ot a Dse the urg eat Poweist by eteMarshal, in whichi he n a claims their potectron, ,y ]usrifred soto do-by the P em 12th Aiticle of the Capit4Ia~ion. The Menioiial is IT LeCt acconsed with tvoNfoe5 butbefore we ...

... D.YC I rIO E.sT, .A -.1 T'Ihe pi. nader nud ect ascu :55; i0 o :}cs of i | Prote tants IhIsPc iot yet ccatrl, tliouf bI tit ' ?? ha ecli a ?? SlIspetcion. 1, 3 clas is accuIu(I of not C bl cii, embrTa( o tl ?? cause ve'tb tit'C SL!I lt: :imldlr tc 11s till st!l' euttwcte of lis l1t c rotecci by Na- 'j poieol, thiey becalic tile lt0-'ily proprietors of tfie Niational Dofloinins, -lno thcir ...

... in) Aes R;DITO. ?? Ao,' [,rt'ED.3 jlinDpgRmr. ; i -I - .I C t- o; the -l-st Leieds nti'llric i't I o :jd ,!mep te! 'by --An r':taliahoan of fic! old. b %0IoI 2' iito aso ?? ivic, d, ?? C thoughrt it I til-il3 i n~a- lotce, t' aletter Of ' An Fipiseopaliail'. pr In my former ?? to von I adverted to -thc doer,, 111eton that a zoahitis ada-oate ot' [ho BLile Soiltiti Vvos s&1S it on Jet 'tt hy ...

... 11wti EDITOR of't/tc LEEDS IERC UR'. lie he C? Rl,-That the NORwVICcI VNION S&CRETARSY a should call into play all his accustomed artiicecs 'y and cunning to divert the public Attention from tie ct lnltcrols Comeplaints of thle Sqnfti r-v.Y wio ?? coII- it ititted tieir Protretion to hsis Mfinseds, is not to be won- 'y dered at. I ought not, thereforc, to be surprised, at an e, Article which I ...

... I . :: . . ':. . ! , .. FRENCH, PROTFSTANTS. I,-dl-nr - - mi.. -ecce i -l-irs. aC Ih. The plunder 2and even assassinations off the Pt~fes: tanis;have not-yet ceased. This class-is daceased Vf c not having embraced the Royal cause withthe 3rine -6 ardour DS' the other subjects oif lhis M. jrst'*. Plot h°e tectedhy Napoleon; thetbecarne rhIe vkmhlilit ortli he prietors of the national domains, ...

... PERSECUTIUX IN FRANCE. On the 3d inst. at seven ijD the evening, two me) ititroduced thenselves into the house of ; tiee C ur6 of Elvinon (Dreoie,) and stabbed him with stilettos. This respectable Ecclesiastic died 17 ho irs after, ?? miakin g h6nown who his assassios were. His last words were, I die con- tent, a martyr to my faith, and i pardon myny assassins. We are concerned to learn, ...

... IMPORTANT- DOCUMENT. -- al t:-v S F He w r s e an As:: i; T7e MiiArsha Prince of the Mlo w to 11w Amljassadoi-s .1 . . - - . ~ if as ef 11w Jovr &rad A4'iid Po'A rs f .te, ld~xcir E ENC\-It is atlthe iast extremity, ati xl the moment in which the critical circclmstances IP y towhich I see mhyself reduced, leave me no lon6er- i of btbt too feeble nzeans ofavoiding the condition nd p; a&l the ...