... .IRENCH PAPERS. CHAMBER O DEPUTIES-Dec. 27. TIHE LAW OF AMSES'Y. The eagerness to hear a report upon a sulbject of the highest interest had attracted a great concourse of spectatorF. In the tribane dest ined t to the ambassadors we remarkled the Turkishr ambassador. Four of the King's Ministers vere prest-t M. de IRichelieui Count Dcbouclhage, Count Vaublanc, andl M. de Caze. A multitude of ...

... AMERICA AT p~pl.R$ (From a Baltimore paper of the 18th Nov.) On our side ive again and again repeat, that to be well prepared for war is the best way to main- tain peace. We have lng seen various reports of the cession ?? by Spain to England& Every-man must clearly see the consequence of England be- ing in possession of this tongue of land. It is a serious warning to the people and Govern- ...

... I 7&-l EDINBURGH, THURDSDA2-JAN UARr 4. Paris papers have been received to the ...

... LI' G T P *Z: Letters fodm Egypt, of the 2Sth Tull, 9 ithat his Highness Malionirnd Ali, the In Viceroy, who had undertaken persolrily tilllI expedition against thle Wahabee Ara.lIs, as fior the purpose of recovering tlre H~l- Citi. for removing the obstacles whicb titese uire,' ders continually opposed to every claivi trade and com;ncz ye both-by liid and t se i, 0 length terminated it widh ...

... EXPLUING OF ADAM 'S PEAIC, . A LOFTY AND SACRED MIOUNTAIlrIN THE ISLAND OF CEYLON. On the morning of the 26th of April 1815, Lieutenant Malcolm, who commands a detach- s ment of the 1st Ceylonian Suffraga, sent out with a party of one serjeant and four Malay soldiers, from'Batagedera, to ascend the mountain called Adams Peak. r Lieutenant Malcolm had been detained some t days. in expectation ...

... FROM TUE LONDON GAZLITE. ; - ?? SATU11DAY-Il6C. O ?? G. z tt alrtnoncz s that the Prince Regent lias beas ct pltayet, in 1h nn li of his Majesly, to order a cernge d'dre to t aqrthe Gre3t S;::)'e:;)novverilry tile Dean and Clap-.er of, ( lwisicurchl, Oxwj. 1 . e'ect a Bisbop of that See, vo;d ?? rhe de;.hb of Dr i r1len, and recoirmending th Rev. 1,fd- I wvard Leggi, Da.n if \Witdwior, to he ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Dec. 29. The Lavinia, Brown, arrived at Liverpool friom New- Bruns- vick, was driven on shore in t~e River on Troesiay, during a gale, Ibut expected to be got off. Tile s'oop ?'roaperitv. Price, from London to ilavre, sunk at the back of the East Pier, Ranrsgate, on lVednesday, hav- ing been on shore in Pegweli Bty. ?? ship Defence, of and for Wbitehaven, foundered at the ...

... PRIfA7 A (URhSIOAspulvD)ArCR. - e |L.ondon, Jan. 1. half-past svens, P. al. - The French mail of to-day has brought papers of every description from Paris, to the- date of thet. n3oth ult., these are accompanied by private let- . ters, which mention the delay of the march of d some of the British troops, and even the retro- !1 grade movement of a portion of them, which. connected with the-fall ...

... LLOYD'S MARHR.E LrST-Jan. 2. The Anmericn schooner Viagante, of 170 ions, front ICams- 5 schatka, with a cargo of furs, was taken by the Llk slcmop of war, tena days before the period for the cessation of hostt. lities; l'he Importer, Hills, from Baltimore, which was on shore at Hoylakh, has been got off, and arrived at Liverpool on Thursday. The Maria, Hudson, from North Shields, was carried ...

... FROf THIE LONDON GAZI TTE. Al the ?? t ?: n-t the S3il day nf December 18iS- prt-en, b;5 R- ai Highness the PktiNcz REtGENT in Coun- TiwH dbv tlhe Right -Innourable William Pitt Lord AmI cre! 'i t. \lsi, hv command of his Royal II1 ighte ss die ?? leegent, in the name and on tire ilwnllt of l is M je-ti, slorn of' his Majestyrs ?? HI on our lble Privy Council, and took his plhce at the 1Boarld ...

... t . 4 AM SCAN FAPERS. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. Washington City, Dec. 5. 1815. This day, at 12 o'clock, the President of' the United States transmitted to both Houses of Congress, the following Message, by Mr Todd, his Secretary Fellow Citizens of the Senate. and of the House of Repre. sentatives. I llave the satisfaction, on our presentmeeting, of being able to communicate to you tile success- ful ...

... PRJAATH CORRESPONDERNCE e . w i I r - London, Jan. . half-past seven, P. m. The Dutch mail of to-day has brought us let- ters and papers to the 30th ultimo, with intelli- gence from various other parts of the Continent. The Emnpercr Alexander had at length arrived within his own immediate dominilons,having reach* ed Riga on the 9th of last month. I-le was hour- ly expected at St Petersburgh, ...