... FJE.NrCB PAPERs. 1). Paris, J:m. -% Sir R. Wilson, and Alessrs Bruce and Hutch- - inson has severally presented applications for their heing provisionally set at liberty- under Z boil, on he ground that the offence ascribed to c theom could be visited by merely correctional t punv;shmenntG Their applications have been laid before the King's Attorriev, who was to have delivered his opinion ...

... L LONDON, W*NES2AY-JA 1e. Monday her Royal Highness the Princess Chlarlotte of Wales's birth-day was celebrated in London, by her Royal Highness's tradesmen dining-together at-the Thatched-house Tavern, according to annual custom. Their houses were illurpinated on this occasion. Her Royal High- ,nes' has recovered from her indisposition ; she is much reduced, and from being very stout has ...

... GERMAV PAPERS& Baste, March 31 . Y According to the account of a traveller com ting from MIulhausen, some wounded Austrians v are stated to have been brought into that place, it having been found necessary to suppress, by force of arms, a tumult of the seduced soldiers and peasants in the neighbouriood of lefort, and in the.. Vosges. At Strasburg, where the police is equally rigorous and ...

... .1. - I 1. - - -Box.4 , ? ?? ? ?? I -Jwrl. , , ? ?? ore,- ?? , us , Welaiiae-een ~oa.r'ed..with oingif teiesting extract of ta letter fira.gput emar, justvreturned f.rom ndi - (aI who touched at Sib. Re>,) to his father.in vls ci ?? I a. On leavinig Bo'mba~y weiiifd heard every'little of those great recent eve'ngts-iich ha veoccuirred in Europe, ?? were acquainted with Bona- 1arte's escape ...

... O6-~f~-P~ErMIM., It.js 'with great pleasure wecopy the foilomg article'fropi the hPilosolphical1 Magazine for De- &cember: it 'contains a eII rn'erl.eJ tiibute of praise, to pur reiow-v citiae,'- lr Brewster, wbhse discoveries, as appears by a foregoing 6iiragraph,' hv been appreciated in the capital of Trance s f well as in that of tnglaiid: - 'l t On the. Copleyah ijedal being adjudged to Dr ...

... FlePl'ATE cOR( ESPONP)NGR. n- . Yrl otndon, Dec. is, half-pust seven, P. M. h! A regular series of New Yorik papers have reached us to- e day-to the 2ith ultimo, and Washingxaon and Baltimore pa- ;r pers to thea 4th of the same month Their contents, -an the !da whole, posesasas more than an ordinary interest. South it Arericr.r. flairs have becorve an ioiportant feature in the pa- n- per&, and ...

... AERpfar of a Corzmitte of the. fighlani Sceyof Scot- tjlaidi, appinted 4ty, virdA the 8rmiWgatitit. -cfte il'dz t ty41'Talthekrlifd. foe tije [It year 1516.' 'The compet thlokfesiplae'at. 1romh nie)~ ?? goat l61i6, imp? h ?? tl* Sn- defy, ?? ~ n. ~ri Go er; imt~hes oflnch- Cishy Mi 1.~ ?? Wr*611; Willilamt Vnung Ofneyue ovnr e Eight 110h1 s hs,4 qiy wr hd to! ebhfi~to e`for the poeiunhi .hc ...

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... FRlDAY-StPTEmBCR 1S. by , .. _ . ?? Hlis Royal Higbhness the Prinee Regent is ex- Sir 5pected to arrive in town in a few days. Their ltoval anld Serene Aighinesses Princess pat Charlotte and Prince Leopold, enjoy excellent wh health, at their seat at Claremont. In all their is t daily amusemnenits, her Royal I-Iighiess accomn- pailies Prince Leoprld. A. meeting of th ue county of Stafford ...

... ZTALIAX P4T.-RS. FlIorence, Aug.-19. , It has already been stated, that ler Majesty' tho Archduchess Maria Louisa, Duchess ot Par- is ila, had left Leghorn for Florence, on a visit to. dier august uncle, ou r Grand D;uke and to view the distinguished ?? of aurts and sci- I ences,. which so nuch. adorin this capital. At ' ;, fength, the day beforr yesterday, Count Ncip- lS perg arrived, who was ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDO.tdN MERCURr. SIR, Edinburgh, Dec. 9 3816. I have witnessed, with many others, the praise- worthy exertions of the Magistrates of this city in carrying on the public buildings presently erecting on the Calton-hill. Having heard it was [ in conterplation to erect a-eolumn, or triumphal arch, in commemoration of the gi.nud and deci. I sive battle of Waterloo, I woukl ...

... To TinE EIZTOR OF, THE GdALlDO.\I7AN MEFCURIW. SIR, Edinburgb, Dec. 25 1816. It must give every one pleasure to see suich a 20' number of poor people relieved froom the pres- c( sure of the present times, by the generous con- tributions of' their fellow citizens. F'ite plan s, adopted. of' affir-ding themn assistance in the - shlaple of wiges fer work performed by themn, is unlohul) edly the ...